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.snn't ''.r ,ou rom rsee'iHs ihs 'ne"s'sd p''es
~ WV ''u' , ...,.
~ s, "
n'iirs vonld tt beld ~ hh'nony hhll' IsHr
,'fe., sh.f, the somrnitts.s from each shop would
1.c,,n ~ , Ii. r,a..,n"n, IL ..iS 49, 4. wv W
LA -, ,o,o oi,,s. r,a,n u,,.,. w,.,m no =,
- ns. ,...p, and s.tsi ,b., s,,Ion shn,,s h.
""hh, m''nn ~, III n,sa. n, ,hM ihs.. n:fne' =,
.tn ndrd ~ tn meeting request na thts, deessts 10
~ i'.Ir'nt thc 'luesilon ot rep e.sptstion
o. Thi. D oro. zion b,ine vrsp piun','i. .,,s.J ,H
a. fc'olv.d that sdveriernsns be in..rtsd in the
p .o. pro, ,s,ns. na natlino,., ,py"n ,,,,'
u'sinr the mach iniss In thc.r places to refrain
I,W lh''INtine rth ms NOV inent Mtsr sons
10y uhtnIoIant tusin'" y" Nsnse'ed' the
Psi'1tgh Are cfArro~ Icld . REGULAR tne~tins
80, ,.....- =. - , - -,
- Wv" '"'n' 'oi"' W ''envs s'ooh"
'f'ei tnh Ihird Avenue. latge nnmt"r ~ pss
r"mbsrs s.,e admitted and the usual amount u
49,, ,-,,' ~,
Suh inrlNion ers onI".Vu inc f,en1ens
"',ea ,hs' ~ had sf,nd' 'old over ono hundr.o
~ nf me onniins hhll. pflnclpany 70 meohanr
. ur uoo pn,nh snn u u,rI.''S; 'e'stsl tHinf - ptn
,,,., ~ M, ~ a. ~ Wv n,' n'psts M ~ elus ~.
-, ~ ~, ~, ,"eu 70, % "no .% ~, vi
reni, 10 tho Constitution, In fcs.rd to sdmitiins
-, tntmh,, vhieh we're .dopied " s.,monf
,b,r.tTI r.. I.s"cis,ion a ronmit,,e %, sp
r.iried fcr 'hn rurp-e
Tnt torrNr,Wrs T.uops ~ Tho following frms
49,, ,h,.,, ,,o, ,b,i, on, ,iovs,s drr,s ,he mast
-,
'S'' an incier' o' wages "rrlu'st'hi H'ns'on" "
p.t-l.. 'tf R,osd..y James wilde, ass broad.
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EoE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LINE
SHIP nAEIASNp so7rEBonN, nov in the river.
RI sSip vi '~%'rWotppvRr ... ... Nos. ,,b
~ ''.' ".l;'s' H@s l1"'spo> lisr Wv, ''." m
For passage to ard nom London .nd Tveryool or
ps.r.s ssy.ee IN 40, o.,t Of England ire"pd 50 y
rApsCorr BRoTHERs 4 co. So South si. ~
EOR LvERPOOL-OLD BLACK BALL
-, = Iin. ps.h.'. Ihs ,hir HhkvEsT QrEEN vi,
@ s'Ss @ s': " S 'i stii:
BRos CotFEY. 60 Sou,h at. "a
EOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BLACK
i star Line The. ELLEN .Ars1lH, AZ pier ;.
koys s.nt Of ir.l.nd for sale q. III. oaca OF *. H.
Lane, "'a Pear't. a:a
OLD BLACK STAR LINE FOR
"a Htvrppo,p,rJI IivkkrooL. s,,,s j., OCT
swfLloT ol,,G, GA,I,. ,Ii>t ifoF
shir ". y. sTErsoS'. W. SAILS ,,h >uv.
ttsc; D.-'se 9, M, .sgly g ,:,,o> m,,,,
THE GALWAY LINE.
ssfEAM 1SAviGATi"> coWrANv oWrASNv "N''
hnElAI1C ...... 100 Horse Po~er.. .a.onl Ton,
$Sii SSIISs Ssis ......ii,SSSssS ,SSs .%; ..s"S
The Magnificent, ,s'e.m.hir
HIBER>lA,
Cant IklItH.
viii sail from BOSTON, tor Galway and Livp,pool on
Tuesdsv. Nov. Sd, b.. follow cd hy tie ADRIA TTC
Capt. Nirho-on, from New York, Nov 18th.
Rate of passage, ,ayshlc In gold o. u, cquivse at
in currency,
FIRST Cshin Passsse. .............
intermediate " ..-....... ~
S.reIAe ....... ............ .,0
rl-,rpger. iNrp srdei ,i.o 80 London, Ps-,, Hs m
burg. Heyrc. Btems n, Rotterdam, An'verp &c. ~
lowest rates.
Fares nom Liverpool oil Gsl-sy 70 New York and
Boston. 800, 49,, So, lW
For passage, apply to
SABFL 4 sFARLE, 90 Rroad~sy.
For freish, aud other intoi nation spply to
LAW RtNtE iiII.E> A co.
pa ~. II south W illiamsf.
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HELMRNLD.S BuCuu.

H'tLMBoLpS HELMBoLDs
BEL xBorD's prLNBoLp,s
HrLsBoLp's '''""'NDs pyLxBoIvs
hI"HLf '0iCL\THhIHD
rl.HLy co>crSifRA4Ihf CONCENTRATED
ricpi.Y coscr>fKHirtb, ''N'hH hAihD
.,,.,u. ,,a,",, .tiiGi,iY CONCENTRATED
w ' iI'I.iil.Y CONCENTRATED
tDMPOt NJ
tOMPOrvD
CoAPotNn
rLrrp,. EXTRACT III BrtIiri Y rtATRAc1 Bcchc'
rLrrp. .x1RAcr II Brtnr.i n tArNAor h'chc'
\ POSITIVE
ALo.IrlNL
fy3SITlNE
,. - ,rECIFlC REMEDY
., - Specific REMEDY
..,.... srEClrIC REMEDY
...... SPECIFIC REMEDY
SPECIFIC rEHrpY
Al pi':.", o. A'.r'i.r. o. ihs RlaGt'r and Nd
rsv-. snd D-op'ril 50 ln-s,si-t NJ 80 Men. No.
ecu or 'hi ditn.
HLNBOLDs EXTRACT ErCHr
UNIYBu'.tI'S TX rAtT NJ CHt.
hLAMRuLDS .rXTRA, T prCi'
Hrl vBOIp'S EXTRACT ~ CHC,
HELMBofIs LAiRhCr RlgHI,
'HtlMBoLDs EXTRACT M tii.
llELMBOLDs EXTRACT Pt CNt,
,''''' n,iMNp0ips iNIR,Cr BrCBu.
m,fttMMsnLirS ,tM tX1i;M1 BLCMl
......','. .'o' u,i.iHii0Ilips kSSTgAcr BrcHr.
'HEININDID'S IAfE ACT Nl CHI
HtLMBOI.Ds lXrRACT BtCut,
For -.stn,.' rt,inr frrm hap'', Of dluips'ion
70 er.,,.on, io.. o, M,n'orr. Untiii-. q nr,,h'
ms ms, w".s N.Ives lt.@bns ,'yrroT OF pi;sa,e'
"vs-N .'"ie "''0 ss sa.rai.r ra y.,Sm SI "iis iSi
h'p'is Flush nc OF tn R,d,, nsvn." n Nm.
~ phii!3 fgl9Ss Goi * SrlNAttl TN ts..t'
iLr,s - nptor. II ilio-rd 20 20 on. rhieh th,.
M'dic,ne inyariah removes oon oIlors f.'nitv,
r''e who can .a, 'h', ,hcy are not frs.lue,tiy FOL
owed by those "dreu di'cuc.." " In,Anity aui
Communion" Man ere svsre OF the cause - their
.uf.rius
The r'coris ~ the In.sn. A,ylun, and the N.lsr.
~. truth oI the s..riion The conIituiion. ore.
'n.cted 9TH orsanic wsatne'. require. tho Aid of
.,hich HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT ri Cul intrri.
ably does
HELMBoLps EXTRACT RiCHI
rELNBoIps FX FACT R-CUJ.
Hf'NHoLpH nflIb%lp!s hN,HSHI s'tNEr tNNErRAcr nrcur.
HtbhNOlD> EXTRACT RttHi.
HLIMBOInS LNrKAt RlCHt.
HILMRpLDs EXTRACT ~ CHl
HtI INBOtDS EXTRACT BitHT.
HELNPpiUE EXTRACT Rt'CUt
HfLMBpi.bS EAfKst I BtCHt
10 safe. rl'sa,ut in us t.ste and od,r, ari more
.'irrt'hsnirg than any ofthe preparations.
IROS or BARK.
For thoW snf.rins
Fton, Hrohon noOn and Delicate Constitution.
ON rbs,evsr cius.. ciihe, In
MALI OR EFVALF
1T WILL GIVE SOi AnOOp APPETITE.
WI r're you strong. I.aI'hy >srvo-
VIII uivt vet Nbtst AN r>rbGyrf, FFsttsG.
Ani VIII Unable vou % SlePn We'll
Trial -iu ConN incs the Sou rkrrtics'
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)'o- purifying tho blood, removing all chronic con
.,npional d,'ss.e. ari.ns from 30 impure tate Of
ESes%, Pain. aud s.siIi"s. \ he G Sons.' I rce'.
OF the SKIN.
AND "tArrIryJffGi TJf / TTy ptW Wco~rIrxroS
Of the wort diso-de. that sict msnt nd ai,e rom
ths corrupt that accumulate. in tho blood OF Al
S ,on. s' an T,'.% e'a.I "a n eject iiTLNB0Ens CON-
FOUND EXTRACT or sARsAPAKILLA il.
health into the system, and plrsoe out the himor,
Witch MAKE di,sssc stn llste, tho healthy iunc.
and ,,nkle in tie b'ood. such. remedy. thu. could
b. relied on has Ions heen sought and nov, for
the ira time the public have ono which they cen
depend. our space here does not ADM, certificate.
to show l.. eject. but the ira Of single bottle viii
,ho~ to ;he sick that II has virtues SURPRISING snv-
T.o table ,roenful. Of the Extrsc, of ssr,ap,nlls
prins and one bottle /, fully equal to gallon Of
the syrup Of SArsAparia or the Dtcocton as usually
TED To u>E IL THE UNITED STATES ARMY,
IT'D ns TsI' F Il n
IID\S throughout The land. As well ~ In private
prsctces' and are considered a' invaluable rsms.
nno, s., M,1,,a' r,ogs;,'',, ot G.chp
see Pro..mor DIV valaatl' work. on the
see Ieinarks made nv the late celebrated Dr Ply.
SIC, Phi'sdslpnia;
see rtmein inade oT ~ trtkAIM McioNLLi-
'hrsf'd fhr'iclsn, shd Memhti oI ihr va OIL
ese of SURGEON: lIeana ana rlhu hei IN ne trans
act on, oi she kng end onecn'. Jon,nai 500.
see N"dco Shi,arGcsi kT,ic., ,i.h'hcd b. BIN
JANIS lRANERs' fclIo- 0' ROYAL College Of sur
S'e mo't OF the late S,sndstd wo'h Of Mcdicinr.
,... \, fkltEs
Extract hnehn - lt. bott,f' or 3iS % iSr ~
,,,.-, ',A.rnp"s. ~ - ~. uot.r' :" ~ 'oi ~
dr,r n,te,s tog mioinaiion 70 a..
h'hM"'H' ~. a.. a.. a., s1ia Wv ~, ~ " a1'nud"'
,,,.,o,n IVA south ioih 'tiSe, IN 'do!ph1a.
hhLMho'"S i""s snd I ,heHioN MMenhon.''
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Personal. NOTICES.

IT NOl ARE GoING To THE THEATRE
Opera, ora party, do not fail in procuring vour
FINE TRENCH PFRlIMERN,
FNTRAtTS OF COLOuSES,
!A\kNnCE, florida AND OTHER WATERS.
] have them In largo assOItmcnt The hnest French
and moth NIX hut the beet American msnuisrare and
cell ih2m ov, AZ
NfLMBOLDS
NfW hHl q ANp CHEMICAL DEPOT,
i'i KkOADNAi 80
II BRIDGET HOLMES, WHO LIVED AT
.. Catharino II, yenIs sRo will call NJ l0G Pearl
=, size Will hear Of her sister, MARC AREr
HOLMES, Who Is now ia ih. county l03
DRl/E MONEY FOR $50 VESSELS Is
4 b'lnc pad NJ the banking and Collection Offices
Of WALDEN WILLARD. ~ York n, Brooklyn,
and" Ws''. II thsre';own. = '.. n
SPFCIN. NOIltL-llll. Un >i,, .. !
To- of fslur r.pels len in my rare Ia Auru,; il.t
slu Ir1'r 'ru ',m the zane forthwith, 81 th"y will
D. su'd s'rnlipr 70 Law. atO LOt II LlGHrE-
MNN, l-V laNttv. Ovt %. ~,
NllLp STATES NAVAL RENDEZ-
Nous. ", "thrrIt st. established ls4,. shin
M map Tor one, two or three years, unlers sooner
WAGFS
Srd'ra, sii'm ,o,u,o !, per month 50 Advance
l.nndsmpu .... :. "a
l,oys ..... - IA
! firtmen, ls' cs,. ~ ~
d.. .dClrs. .l :.
! Coal Hes er........ IL 81
one hsll q monthly pay ran b. lcft 10 paltie. a.
home payahle ty the Nav A,.n,, ipply a, l. :.
| y. kerdrzvon', No. cherry ste,; ' 3.s
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N EUDICuNES.

A RELIABLE REMEDY.
1ADR. WISTAR'S RALsAN or WILD tHiK4S.
nR. WISTARs BALsAM OF WILD thtERh.
DR WlsTAE's BALSAN Of WILD ChEEKN.
pR. WIs1AR's BAIsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
Has been ussd with the most astonishing suIe0
FOR nearly
HALF A CENTURY,
In curing Coushs, Coldr, Whooping Cough Brorohi-
lis, Difficulty Of Breathing, A.'hms, Hosr.ene,,Sore
Lung. and Chest. including even Consumption.
From JESSE SMITH. f,h Pc'ident o, The
Morris County Rank, Morrisov n, \ y.
"Havire used pr WIsrAks BAIsAM or WILD
CHERRY for shoot fifteen year. and having reeliTed
lie beneficial results in family. II 1furds erpst
plta,nre in recommending II 10 the pubic a. vsln-
able remedy OF weak unas. colds. coughs &c
AMI remedy which consider Ia h. entirely limo.
cent, and NAV h. tsk.n with reriNct safety hy the
most delicate in health"
Nou. genuine unle.s signed IL III IT'S" on the
virppei.
For sale hy
j. l.. DINSMORE. 49l Broaiwsv. Nrw YORK,
sEIH W. fOWLE& 4 CO, Is lrep'nt st. Boston,
and by all drulrist'. lui
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CLEARED.
STEAMSHIPS w Woodward Bait, Ro.uot. H.v.
SHIP " Sottebohn, Liverpool, Zeph,t, Acapni.
20: Ros.ite ( Pccone, Mar.ies; d Hoadley, Xvi
RARKS vents, tI,shan) Cork; seio, Port Rorsl
PRIGs w.verly. hsreille"C D Robbins, ,Ha'sn,
sCHOosERs- Ann 4 esI.h, PoIt Roysl B.,ts,
'nrton: Addis y Bsrsss, wsshiseon; Wsrins -
ksSYevv: small santa Nstha; N Arheson. Alersa.
E.s, b spsnuG FsIHsss 1qs2QA AAfn10naA AlsA.A
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ssllpPvNa.

tTSAED LINE.
" stesni to livsrrool 40 cpr-cnry
lrom Queesdo~n Or LIVERPOOL. f?o, 60 4 or equiv
al'ut IN currency. /,
HECi.A sail, wedns.dsy. ll,h No,
SIDDN . 18th " Z
For passsee aprlv ~
"a WILLIAMS 4 ct ION. " FulionN.
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HUDSON RIVER K. X. FOX ALBANY.
; and 10 A. u. md SIN 8 and I0So p NJ, and on
sundays Of nc r. k.Atom Ihiristh stsset s.
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TI1IIT'-N 'UN'TN TTNT II
JoNvOC\DiLI ~ EXTRACT SAHiArARiLLA.
Io- nur.f,inr tho blood, removing all chronic con.
'titutiorsl disssses arising from impure ,tate OF
the blood and the only rellsbs and enectuai kno~n
remedy for the cure OF Serofua, scald Head. sat
Eheum, Pains aud svelnss n the bones. cers-
lions OF the Throat and l. L'f,, Botehe., Pir1pes on
the Face. Tet"r, Ery,pelH, aud all scalv eruptions
OF the sk'n
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one hs.l r on'h,v pay cAu b. lcft 10 rsltie. A.
nome phNahe if the Nav AGENT Apnly a, 4 >
y kerdrzvou' No, cherry stc,; ''' 3.s
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T. II o S p T. O Il u 3
or
DAYTON EMPIRE.


Friends Of Constitutional Liberty, the 1rroF
EMpIaE, once more greats you, and takes alplaee
along with the other Democratic papers OF the state,
as au adyoaste of your principles and defendr oil
YOUR rights. II ardenty expects at your hanis a
warm and friendly reception.
An important campaign is before us, fraughtwiti
more OF good or evil than any which has ever Preed
ed It, The Life OF the Nation and the Lbertes the
people are at stake. The coming months are peg
nant with mighty events, and every man shouh be
fully posted" the current issues, so ~ to bdaoe
to perform his duty as becomes freeman. The Feat
battle between Centralized Power and IndivdualEib
erty-Democracy and Despotsm--is now Ding
fought. II our people are true to themselves, the
ConatItution and the sublime teachings ol our pRfiot
foreEathers, the contest cannot be doubtful. The
raat mission Of the Democratic party, which has Rer
stood as the bulwark Of the Union and the champion
Of the Constitution, renders its entire unity andPod
attitude, in this hour OF national peril, mater Of
vital concern The pending issue is not less ~ the
maintenance Of united country than for tho pepetu-
alton OF Democratic principles as expounded y JEFF
ferson and jackson. The most momentous Hsuts
hang upon the issue. The past is dead, save n its
essons ofexperenoe. The Constitution II Pressyed,
a the beacon light that Will guide us to a pdht o
safety from the present storm and conflict II tm-
pled under foot and destroyed, we are forever tst
in darkness, gloom anarchy. 1t is the mission Ofhe
Democratic party to preserve intact that Consttubn
which gave us Union. To that party alone may d-
seryatye citizens look for relief and happy rean
to The proud days of the Republic, when peace smbd
and prosperity reigned throughout the land. ltisn-
auestonsbly the true Union psrty OF the pressnt d.
The liferecord of our glorious Union and the sancty
ofthe Constitution fully attest this decaraton as p-
der It's prudent sway and judicous government be
Union was made blessing and the Constitution ala
cred bond OF equality and national happiness. Urn
whittier we may, we see no ray Of hop forihe
uture salvation OF our country-no "bow otPromte"
save in and through the triumph ofthe gret Coriai-
tuhonal Democratic party, founded as il isPn soud
principles and devoted unaterably TO the bion nd
perpetuity Of this once happy and prospectus, ini
now torn and bleeding couutry.
Weask the patronage OF all the former hendf of
the paper, and will welcome many new s4lscnbrs
Ms desire to take sound and reliable Dlmoeaie
Journal. II is the determination ofthe Company uSo
strict cash business, and no paper will be penth
less paid for in advance This is rule from Nch
they will not vary. All will be dealt with alike
TERMS
Daily, per year, (hy msil,l...-.-;-'....-'sPSe
week, (by CarrierS,).-. 20
weekly, (single copy, per ar,)...- esp9
Clubs of tom and ul,warsi,). 45
EMPIRE COMPANY, Propnetd
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Grand Depot for Ohristmas Gifts.


Grand Depot for Christmas Gifts
Snow fakes in the air, the increasing chilliness
which renders an overcoat and warm furs ex.
,ceedngly comfortable, and especially the gor-
geous displays in shop windows, remind us
that the holidays are at hand. 1t is the great
season Of gifts, when the mania of giving
away something iniects every one, no matter
at what size, sex or condition Santa Claus is
expected shortly to arrive, and the children
will be made happierthan they have been dur
ing the whole year before Very few do not
remember with pleasure the Christmas morn
ings of their childhood, when they sprang out
of bed much earlier and more wakeful than
usual, and dived deep into their stockings,
hanging close in the chimney corner, finding
new delights with every fresh discovery of
treasures hidden therein. 1t does not take
much money to make the little folks happy,
aud they look forward in gleeful anticipation;
increasing In compound ratio ss the time ap.
proaches,to TO "the night before Christmas, when,
all through the house" Santa Claus shall rove
like welcome intruder to distribute bis pre-.
cious wealth.
Huber 4 Son, No. $50, old Postoiiee hild:
ing, have made most extensive preparation
for supplying everybody and the crest Of nan.
kind with :ssarticles suitable for Christnas
presents to old folks, young folks, marrisl or
single, sister, brother or sweetheart, children
or babies. Their, display of shells, jewllry,
Pyrian marble vases, fancy china ware, bio.
tographic albums, portmonies, ladies cabas,
&C., are not 70 be exoelled here or elsewhere,
outside Of the large cities. And toys veil,
they are 80 numerous aud Of so many diffeent
kinds and qualities, as 10 defy descriptSn
they canuo. fail to please and delight the sosl
fastidious nrchin. It'sa really treat to,Ro
and see the magnificent display Of holiday
goods al Huber & Sons Aud don't forge| 10
call in gekt door, No 27s, and examine tleir
fne stool b dry goods, furs, &c They hIse
made large purchases, selected their Htlck
with care, and are prepared TO supply the pIb-
lie with every description of holiday goodsloi
better qnslity and aS chsap as they can b lid
elesawheus Give them a call
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-18
mGnitaI.
How to Keep in Good Heah
WHAT IS THE CAUSE OF DIsE4E.

VNHE primary cause OF every disease that I'd is
heir 10 Is impufty OF the blood. The blooNe-
comes impure from many causes. impure aor
change of weather, unwholesome food anu expire
are among the principal causes OF Impuniy dhe
blood. The symptoms are glddiness, headacne1 u
fused Thoughts eyes dull snd heavy. .drowAinesal In
stpaton OF the bowels, bad taste ia the mouthIul
tongue, liver complaints pains IN the back and b,
oss of Appetite sleepless nights, cohc, cramp1in
and tghtness Of the chest, heartburn, gout ana Au-
mahsm, puKinK and purnng, chills and levers te
or less accompanying these, and long tram OF ttb-
lesome and dangerous affections. all OF which mte
prevented and cured by taking few doses or.
STRICKLAnD's VEGETABLE PURIFYING a u
BILIOUS PILLS. They will purity the blood anSIt
the stomach, bowels and liver in healthy condtn.
They are particularly suitable for chronic and nerns
Diseases Every amily and every soldier sAd
keep supply OF these Pills. as many diseases are
Waited by their use. They are mild and safe nli.
cine, and can be taken at any time without dangpl
taking cold. -u#If
Sold by AL druggists, sent to any part on rebl
OF twenty five cents and stamped envelope, addf-
ed DR.. STRICKLAND, east Fourth street, Cinch-
o., ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-18

Fair aHuston Hall-The grand Fair
Tor the belt ofthe holy Trinity church will
open at Hon Hall next Wednesday eve.
ming, the INST 1t promises to be ono Of
the finest best regulated Fairs ever held
in this city will be just the place to spend
an evening asantly, and at the same time
contribute teworthy cause.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-18
Death of an old Citizen The Dark

Death of an old Citizen The Darke
county Democrat says Alexander McEwen,
an old citizen, died at his residence, about
three miles south east of Greenvile, on Satur-
day morning last, at the advanced age of
eighty-seven years. He was there in 1894, at
the time that the present site of Greenvlle
was a fort and occupied by the army of Gen
eral Anthony Wayne, about sixty nine years
ago. He was life long Democrat and cast
his last vote at the late election for Vallau-
digham for Governor
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-18

Getting Exempt-A large number oi
persons are now aocking daily to Hamilton,
to secureyexemption from the forthcoming
draft. The cars are crowded with them, and
their diseases, Iwhen before the Enrolment
Board ere Of every Imaginable description.
Those who voted for Brough and vigorous
prosecution of the war, are now the very first
to try to sneak out of the natural consequence
Of that vote, and have other men drafted in
their places, There is no shame in them, and
fthe devil don't get them he will be cheated
out Of his own. IL l--
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Trunksh.
NEW TRUNK :MAFACTORY.
@. II. l. Y.

c. II. L.
No ndnp y1S Tnasp l1as SstIehnI, faiN, OHIO, ONE
AND0"S lkbLk YARD.
XXTE would most respectfully IN, a.. .,,,....
w Of Dayton and the puhf kenassi ~, sseons ~
have opened q Trunk manu2 a ,-6sS. ,' s.s ", w
keep ON hand ali kinds Of ~ e-t,ss. ~ ~ WI WI
and Travelling Bags, all of Whi( - ~, - ~
sale or retail a. cheap As any 4, N ~. Nh"'e
Particular attention paid 50 Nv, !, ~ ,iS -
A share of pahODage solicited ~ Wy AENAAA'
az. ,, ..,l 1se i I'VE acre d land in Miami
- ~" Ec0du
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-18
W. EIsENBERG, Secretary.

Twenty-Five Dollars Reward. horse
attached to q buggy, was stolen from hitch
stand in the streets OF Middletown, Butler
County, last night. The horse is a dark sor.
rel, with four white feet. 1t is thought the
thief came in the direction of Dayton. The
above reward will be paid for the ecovery of
the horse and thief, or fifteen dollars for the
horse alone. Information in regard to the
horse or thief can be sent to F. ]. Tytus, Mid
iletown o., when the reward will be paid
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-18

Gratifylng-The public will be grati6d
to learn from a newspaper Jenkins" that th
recent attack of modified smallpox has nc
in the least impaired the beauty of the Pres
dents countenanee. That phisognomy
proof against all such attacks. 1t is bras,
clad ..... .s.r
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-18
COUGH NO MORE.
TRY sTRIoKLANDs MELIlBLUOUs ooti
BALsAM.

THIS Is the best and cheapest remedy for Cott
Colds, HOATseness, Asthma, Mhooping Cough, II
Consumption. Everybody who has tried this "a
lent Balsam automatically recommend lt. u.
Mitchell, Barr htreet, CINCINNATI says she has boa
fearful sufferer with cough for many years, 30 tals
no TO be sbie 10 walk up stairs. she took Que be
Of this balsam and has been better ever since u
advises all who have Coughs Colds and Asthmkl
Try this valuable Cough BalsRm. Fifty ceuta per-.
tle Sold by all druggists, and manufactured II NJ
east Fourth street, Cincinnati.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-18

Deased We learn that DR.. G. T. Ny
erS' eor Of the Mansfield Herald died al
his re'ence in that place, yesterday after.
noon. Y, Myers was on visit to Dayton a
short II since, and was then in very feeble
health. ie was an estimable man and an
exempla christian, and his discease is deep
iy regret by his many friends in Mansfield
and in thsity.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-18

Gloomy The signs of the times indicate
et within the coming two years, our laboring
pulation must pass through severe trials.
Vhe prices of all the neeessaries of life will
gSigher,and higher there is no possibility
th'wages can keep pace with them. Within
thsime this distended paper money bubble
wiIlonbtless explode, and multitudes of la
bore be thrown wholly out of employment in
the 9eral crash that will ensure. ..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-18

od--The cold snap has tenor
arlly dried up the mud and sloshoi
yesterday, to the evident delight and com a
of pedestrian,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-18

Sentenced. Thomas Sage, convicd of
mansaughter, was yesterday sentenced Tone
year in the Penitentiary
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-18

Holiday Presents.--We have no doubt
that many q fond father or kind husband is
duly revolving in his mind what would be the
most appropriate present for bis family on
Christmas morning. Now to all such we
would suggest Wheeler & Wilson Sewing
Machine That is something that would de.
light and benefit the whole family and won Il
be remembered for many Christmas with
pleasure. The Wheeler Il Wilson has no
successful rival as a Family Sewing Machine
and of course II you should make such pre-,
ent you would want TO give one Of the best.
Its superiority is not denied in any well regu.
lated family.