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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-14
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Persons of s5ieptary habits troubled -alness,
isssjtudt, pslptaHou Of the heart lack OF appeute,
distress aler eating torpid liver, consnpadon, =,
deserve to suaor IL they will not try the celebrated
PLANTATION BlTTERs
" hch are now recommended by tse highest nledico
authorities and warranted to produce An immediate
beneficial effect. gEey are exceedingly agteHhe per
ccay pure and must -urercede all other onea whore
a healthy, gentle -Hnulant required
Ihey purify, strengthen and inygorafei
Thoy create sea,rny appetite;
Ghey are an anuaoto TO change OF water and diet,
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late hours;
z They strengthen tho system spd onyen q e mind
They prevent miasmatic sud intermittent ieyers;
They purity the breath and acdity oi the stomachi
They cure dyspepsia sni consupatlo
They cure dlarrhea cholera and cholera moTbus
They cure liver complaint and nervous headache,
They make Che weak strong tho langUid brilliant
ami are exhausted rature's great restorer They
composed of the celebrated celissya bark, winter
green sassairs roots and herhs all preserve lin per
ecuy pure st'CroK rum.
''s hayo given the Plantation Bit,ers 10 hund
reds OF dsahled soldiers with the most s-onish
ing eAect. q. W. ANDREWS,
supt Soldiers Home, Cincinnati"
complaint cf which was lsld up prostrate and had
to abandon my business.
H. &. KINGSLEY, cleveland, ONO"
"sS l. owe much to you, for verify believe the
Plantation Bitters have saved my life
Rev. W. Il. WAGGONEa, Madrid, y. Y"
Thou wilt send me two bottles r1ore Of thy
Plantation Bittars. Ny wife has been g'eaty benefit
ted by theiruse. Thy friend,
ASA oURRIN, Philadelphia, Pa"
"ss | have been great sufferer from dyspepsia
and had to abandon preaching. Tho Plantation
itters have cured me.
Rev. ). s. OATHoRN, Rochester, N. Y"
Send rs twenty.fouf dozen more Of your
Plantation Biuers, the popularity Of which are aail
Increasing win the guests of our house.
| SYKES, CHADWICK 4 Co,
| Propretors Wizards Hote, Washngton,D. G."
| such are one in thousands OF certificates daily re
seyed. They are immenssy beneficial to weak per
sons and delicate feuUies
Be cautious Of TO- filed bottles See signature
1 on hue steel plate label They not sold by th'
! gallon They are only sold our patent log cahir
bottles by respectable druggists, srocers, hotels, sa
looms stearnbosts aud country stores.
PHI. DRAKE CO.,
s22daw6m 9g2 broadway, n. Y.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-14
Meoical
How to Keep in Coed Health
AND
WHAT IS THE CAUSE OF DISEASE

THE primary Of every disease that flesh ~
L hoir 10 10 inquiry OF the blood The blood be-
comes impure from many causes. Impure air or
change OF weather, unWhoiosOme food and exposure
among the principal causes OF impunty OF the
blood, The symptoms are gidduess, headache, con-
s I'd Thoughts eyes duh end heavy, droTsness, tur-
su patton OF tho bowels, bad taste IA the mouh foul
tongue, liver complaints, pains in tAe back and le-.
OF appetite, sleeposs nights, cole cramp, pain
and ughness Of the chest heartburn, seut and rhe-
mausm, pu>ng and purglng, ehills and ieyers more
less accompanying these, and long tram Of tOub
lesome and dangerous affections all OF which may be
prevented ana cured by taking & lev doses % r.
SrRiCKLAND's VEGETABLE PURIFYING anti
BILIOUS PILLS. They VIII purity The bloodsnd pat
the stomach, bowels aod liver healthy cundtcn.
Thoy particularly suitable for chronic ad nervous
diseases. Every amily and every soldier should
keep supplydf these Pills, as mluy daaRs 90
waited by their use they are mild md safe nr,i
cine, and can be taken at any time without danger OF
| taking cold.
Sold by AL druggists sent to any part receipt
Of twenty-five cents aid stamped envelope. Gdifes
cd DR.. STRICKLAND, east Fon tn street, tau.i.ra,
| d. ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-14
gsiuO H9EI 9i samojg
PROTECTS HIS AGED PARENTS

,,. z,rs he has D. e,-ded them into eternity, 2y "
~ Sac.. debtor sItsnes his conhding cTe9oI' VII
sra tr,FTpf east proPtious, In moral AAu s H's'y
sa1ss. Be- one great weapon uy "I'0" 70 '''
lei s.. hushand, father son, ask himself ~ WIS
to die o-atght, would those who are dear 10 me
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-14
COUGH NO MORE.
TRY sTRIoKLAND's MELLiFLU0us COUGH
BAIS5AM.

Tins IS the best and cheapest remedy for Coughs,
Colds, Hnarseness, Asthma, WhOoping Cough, and
Consumption. verybody Who mas tried this excel
leut Balsam enthusiastically recommend t. hirs.
Mitchell, BarT street, Cincinnati, says she has been a
fearful sufferer with cough for many years, bad an
not TO be abe to walk up STAIRS. She took one hottie
OF this Baisam, and has beea better since, and
advises all VINO have Coughs Colds and Asthma 10
try this valuable Cough Balsam FIFTY cents per bot
tle Sold byo druggists, and manufactured at No. O
east Fourth street, Cincinnati.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-14

vould these ehlldrea nave a comfortable home, and
the neans of educauons Wopld tpis VIE be lnde pm
dent 81 the cold 5hafuea Of ele Vprlpti WoWa ms
estate nav my debts2 Would there he 40 saerihce ol
pToperty by forced sales OF administrator 10 meet
he Demands Of creditorl-saes made when the market
lends daWn,,sTd and tar prices cannot be- reaiaod'
How few can answer these question TO their sasiac-
toni They fear to ask theu' ami chensh thf zen Il
that they have along lease ON Ie. rms 10 u"lA o''
ish and cowardiy The brave man
.I.faN l.sH. a. .HtIaaH ii'
s,sIau -...-.t ..a,.
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AssErs-JANUARY, ioos.

Market Value
Cash. Treasury Notes, and Certificates,
on hand and deposited on call andin - .
Agents 4"'ioui ~
Bank Stocks OF Now York. Hartford Bos'
ton, st. LOUIS, Philodeiphiaand other .ao, an
places. Vo''o"i w
United States and state stocks, Of Ken
lucky, New York, Now Jersey, Ohio, 90
Michigan and Indiana. 3bIi4Bo W
City Bonds OF New y ork Brooklyn,
Hartford, Rochester, Jersey, Milwau' - . an
Eee...-.... ,;'''''.'' '',luV v"
Railroad stocks Of Hartford and New H'J
Ana Wor,Ast star ............... ll0G95 90
Mnrtgage Bnuds ....,........... ABS 90
State Of Connecticut, temporary onn.,". 100000 w
Real Estate, HninGum d..,.'.,.'.'.' b1,Sb5 10
C;ross 81, ,Gs3 llO 50
LESS LIABILITIES;
Losses unadjusted and not
tJiuhs ~ 49,. -
January Dividend, paid...,... 10000 Wl-tS2sO~ "
Net 81, 54,O7O 50
Duly sworn to. Hartford January |, 1868.
Respectfully solicit, Rnd viii take pleasure IN at
tendIfg to your insurance wants.
aule Agent at Layton.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-14
LOOKS THE DANGER IN THE FACE,
,iTGGA iJati Oh sl0a "'"

That he may Cripple with iF the wise man. that pc
may study is ire and palate its threatening The
means OF pala1n at hand, Of easy accoss 20 all
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-05

The leading radical paper in New York has
been converted TO apprehension In view of such
a change, what may not be expectedI Here is
the new statement of creed:
ITO a considerable extent. the Administration
is so identified with the Government that, in
times of serious public peril, they must stand or
fall together"
To considerable extent only. Here is vast
change OF opinion; evidence of the return of
wisdom; clear indication of conversion TO cop
perheadism. The most yirulent of the Northern
opponents OF the Administration never pretended
10 any other doctrine than this that the Admin
istration is not Identical with the Government
and Is only identified with the Government Ito a
considerable extent Only few weeks sgo~e
were told by the radical men that the Admins
tration was the Government. Our readers will
remember bow We prophesied that when the
Presidential campaign should open the radicals
would repudiate their own favorite theory. Here
is A notable instance of the reputation We fore
told Il follows. Dy only few days, series OF
articles in the same PAPER, pronouncing against
Mr. Lincoln tor re election, aud as a necessary
par, of the process of opposition.
Now let Us put few plain questions for the
neophytes in this doctrine To study and an
swer them will do them good. and assist them
along the path of wisdom they are beginning to
follow
Why is it not perfectly right for the President to
set aside the constitutional provision for an cleo
ton il in his judgment the rebellion can best be
put down by his continuing in ofhceT
Why Is it not just proper for him 10 deprive
a million Of free Americans of their privilege OF
the ballot in the entire North, as to deprive one
man of his liberty
Why does not the doctrine of military necessity
justify the violation OF the Constitution in this
matter as fully as - the matter Of seizures and
n af in
the mails. banishing the candidate for Governor
OF Ohio. Diminishing Mr Edeerly from the army
for voting the Democratic ticket. or any similar
act.
Why i IL not the duty OF Mr. Lincoln to deny
the New York Tribune circulation in the mails
for It's recent copperbead course in opposing a
continuance OF his administration
What IS the distinction in principle between
any one of he arbitrary proceedings Of the Ad-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-05
Great Outrage in Dayton-rhe ONCE
OF the Empire RiddIed.

Another of those acts of lawleSsness and crime
which have become 80 frequent, and which ndi-
cate how entirely the public mind has become de-
morallzed and DECEASED, took place in Dayton
YESTERDAY number OF furloughed soldiers
went to the office of the Empire, the Democratic
organ. aud riddled it. Although the leader of
these men assumed The entire responsibility of
the act, IL Is not difficult TO see behind him the
real authors The soldiers have derived their
information of the Empire from the misrepresen
ta:ions of the abolition leaders, and were un
doubtedly instigated by them TO the commission
of an &C. that the latter were too cowardy them
selves to perform.
We do not think any commentary is needed
upon such acts a. this. Every calm aud rational
man can see where they lead, and can discover
the seeds OF violence that they sowing in the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-05

community. which will produce. ere long. most
bloody and destructive fruits.
IL j. very certain that all such acts OF mob
violence. OF outfages upon freedom Of speech
and OF the press. strengthen the party against
whom they are directed-the Democratic organi
ration. which it Is vainly supposed can be crashed
out BY them. We warn the gentlemen Of the
Republican party Of this fact. They are allow
ing policy 10 be pursued that Ia covering them
with shame and disgrace, and which the tide Of
time will never efface from the pages Of history.
These violent and outrageous attempts 70 de
stroy the liberty OF the Democratic press. when
the Republicans have two TO one in the State
and country only shows the desperate straits
their party j. driven TO. and will awaken the ma
tural and patriotic emotions Of every true lover
OF liberty throughout the land II will. az sure
a. there il Just God. recoil with terrible retti
button upon the heads Of the real authors. There
Is an instructive love Of justice Ia all men. no
matter how much they may be prejudiced in the
hour of passion. that will in their reflective
moments condemn all such infamous acts.
| IL is a policy that tends but too surely to the
overthrow Of all the guarantees OF life. liberty
and property. by which We have been surround
ed. and surrender up TO unrestrained anarchy
and license Gin. Eng.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-05
DIE p.

AT the residence Of his father, Ellis stone, Esq.
bloomington Ind Monday. the Is, day OF March, a.
O'Clock p NJ Mrs MAKrHA CONAN, wife OF General W
A. German, aged ~ years. month and IL days.
Society has lost ornament worthy Of imitation.
equalled in sound Judgment. none exeeled in
high social virtues devote wife. mother and daughter
In life she exercised wide influence and elevated and
dignfed the social circle and few more UNIVERSAL
ly beloved.
We deeply synp,thze with her numerous friends and
relatives in this sad bereavement Her last audible
words were, Lord be with me in this my last great
trial. and in thy Kingdom for Christ, the Re-
deemer's sake
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-05

ministration heretofore. and absolute seizure Of
the reius OF power for -four years longer
Finally. ought not Mr. Lincoln 10 use TIE
same measures for suppressing abe coppernead
friends Of Mr. Cbase aud Gen. Fremont, That ne
has used TO suppress other opponents OF his ad-
minstratiouf Would he not be perfectly Justl.
fed in imptisoning and affecting them-and. II
not, why notI-fN Y. Journal OF Commerce
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-05

Gov Seymour. 10 his speech at the opening
of the Sanitary Pair in Albany. declared tna'
town TO be the oldest in the country nehs " ~
St Augustine. Florida; 20 have been the scar ~
the convention which. under Benjamin rrans .a.'
rs chairman. first took into consideration
OF the colDnies and TO be the city N -.
for whose defense the national flag was hrst IN
fnrlad
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-05

outraged their persons and the majesty OF the
law and that courts and juries will visit all such
outlaws with such verdiets and Judgments, as
will learn them to know that lAw and order pre-
walls. and not mobs. controlled by la"less mad
men II Covington, Friend.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-05
WANT e y.
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED.
uurASTED. AGENTS FROM s7s TO sIss PER
" Monlh. The United States Sewing Nsrhlns Con-
osny want en- active Agent gmsie femsel IN every
County 10 solicit orders Tor their ol3 Machine With
gauge serew driver and needles. give large
commits sion
For psrtiealars. terms nc, enclose stamp snd al
dress CHARLES wkkbk. Cts~sisnt. OhIc.
f<bee-d3~ General Agent for the unifsd oeuoss
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-05
AsTRoLOCY.
As TR LOGY!

no AND SEE The NATURAL GIFTED AsTRoIo-
N GER, Professor LFoSADI0Cs- He n the seventh
Of the seventh SD B7fn with q natural gff be
into fn;ur1y with such exacness that really
astonishing lie u the bona hde AsfroloSer Of the
Nineteenth Century. With the aid Of meyc glass and
the cards Of the eminent FreDc1 sorceress. Madame
Lenormand be can tell everything that b st wrspE IN
oblivion He will tell those who consuit tbey
vii marry the number Of chi dren they wi have, and
the length Of their lives for few days Only and
consult the Astrologis No. Kentucky Avenas frss
house below the Bank
Persons wishing consulf the Professor by letter can
do by stating their age. complexion, ard fhe mouth
they born IN enclosing the lee Of 81 postage
stamp. Address Bar 1$26, Indianapolis
Price Of consultation ~ febct-tfu.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-05
FOR SALE OR RENT.
SAULT STE.- MARIE, CANADA WEST.

Two BE SOLD OR LET-A most delightful residence,
situate on the banks Of the beautiful River ST. Mary
aud nearly opposite The Saul" IN Michigan. The
House Is bslt the comfortable English style and con-
taIns on the ground nooT spacious dining room, two
pari and three bed rooms. with an excellent Kitchen
aud other oonvenenccs attached The upper part con-
sists Of i've bed rooms. cummandins most extensive
views A capital cellar Is underneath the houses and
stabling wood shed. smoke house, and other usefai
outsudings on the premises. The whole have been
crested within the last three There also be-
tween so and 81 acres Of adow and pasture land.
beautifully with evergreen, maple and other
trees included in the PREMISE
Price sold s. 900; a. 600 TO be paid down. and the
remain 900 annual instaimen:s OF 600 each
with interest at percent per annum.
II let the will be $3.50 per annun, payable quar-
teriy.
The premises are situate the north bank Of The
beautiful end picturesque river 81. Mary. and in the
healthiest part of Upper Canada. The scenery mos
lovely and romantic Speckled trout and otter choice
fish abound in the river and neghborng streams, snC
good shooting may also be had The property Is rea,
ono Of the most delightful and valuable in Norti
America.
References may be made to J ldge Prince Sanlt Ste
Marie c. W.. Col. Robert Lackaw. Cincinnati, o.
orJ. W. Dodd Esq, indianapolis Indiana, OF G.. W
Alexander, ESQ st. Louie, No, L. 3.
SArLT SIZE. MARIE, C. W jan 22d, 1894 feb2S dlot
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-05

The rebel General Price has received per-
pe,nai furlough and gone to Mexico.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-05
NOTICE.

Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce.
yNHE sCHAMBER OF COM 'ERcE" WILL BE
opened daily for business, and after Monday,
February 18th, 1854 Sundays excepiedl at O'CLOCK
Z.
Change hours from O'Clock TO 4 O'Clock r Al.
feblT dim J. BAkNAhi, Secre'Aiy.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-05

RE NOW RECEIVING PROM THE BEST MANU-.
~ facturers in the country and have in store, the
following goods which they invite the attention OF
Country Merchants
200 Cases Of Mems and Boys Calf aud Kip Boots
100 " Brogan- and Plow Choes.
100 Calf, Pegged and SeSveD. Balmorals.
100 - Oxford and scotch Ties
800 " Of womens' CAT, Goat and Calf Pegged
Boots and Balmnrsls
200 Cases of Women's Goat, Kid aud Morocco Nix.
Welt Boots and Balmorals.
POO Cases Women's Large Cong. Gaters.
500 of Misses, Children's Boys aud Youths
Shoes of s kinds sizes, varieties and styles, suitable
for Indiana aud Illinois ira e.
Having made purchases before the late advance,
feel assured in saying offer superior induce
ments any House in the West
We cordia IL invite you examine stock before
making purchases.
19yH Prompt attention paid TO orders.
Extra sizes always on hand
DAWES. EVANS & NcMIILIS.
febI1
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-05
PROPOSALS.
CONVICT LABOR.
FORTY. CHOPPERS TO LET.

C,EALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RECEIVED on The
fr-t Monday in April by the undersigned, At the
ofce Of the Indiana Prison In Michigan CITY, for the
hor N forty good Coopers for The term Of OF more
esrs 70 be worked within the prison walls Tiers i
good shop large enough for loo men. with all the
necessary convenience me location b good one for
h. procured on favorable II desired the labor a
The convcts may be used for any other mechanical pur
poses. and steam power can be had for propeling
chinery.
10 BIDS for less than zoe day vii be received
By order Of the Board q coatroL
rchx-5.~ TRos- WOOL wsrden-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-05

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Advertisements inserted under head of ''New Adver
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or nine rooms with good cellar, porch, WELL so barrel
cisern, pumps wood house, barn 80 by 80 feet good
stable, &c, situated fine building spot in grove Of
fine forest besides go choice apple
trees nearly all bearing; 200 pear 30 cherry and 100
plum trees 1900 aud gooseberry bushes; 100
grape vines, all bearing Most OF the and 10 in clover
Over Of fine timber. Title good.
One-fourth cash in hand balance in equal
nGal payments, with interest and mortgage security with
the privilege Of prepayment.
Persons wishing attend the sale requested to
anime the premises before that tim-
For further particulars apply to ID. Is. Faiou the
premises or to the undersigned At their Office.
SPANN SMITH,
Real Estate Brokers
Observation-Disclosures
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-05

by SPANN &c SMITH
X O'CLOCK p. VI, on TUESDAY, THE
N 18Th day of March, 1864 We win sell at
Public Auction,
On the premises one-haf mile west Of the City, the
Lafayette Road,
FOURTEEN GARDEN LOTS

EOOh Elm UANDEN LUIS,
Varying from to @ Acres each,
Being the south part Of the northwest quarter Section
,, Town l5 Range g. and north part of 0atLo Is west
OF White River. and known the ID r. Fatout Garden
and Fruit Farm. See plat.
Every foot Of this land is either IN cultivation or TIM
berthe soil the richest the country. There are
good building spots and more or less buildings and vau-
Die fruit timber. nearly all the lots. There is On
the premises good
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BE MANLY.

Never try to keep out Of any
ones way when you owe him any
thing. 1t Is bad enough, in all
conscience, to be in debt; make
your condition no worse by growing
mean under its pressure. When
you cannot pay up at the appointed
times don't make believe sick, don't
skulk about in out Of the way streets
to avoid meeting your creditor,
don't sneak around the first corner
when you catch sight Of him before
he has seen you. All such conduct
Is unmanly. No doubt you feel
averse to standing face to face with
q man whom you owe-pay day past
and you the debtor still-it is NOR
tifying, very; but it is only one Of
the natural consequences OF borrow.
ing; and as you have incurred the
penalty meet it like man. Face
your creditor, let him know that you
have neither forgotten the debt or
underrated his patience toward you
Say frankly to him that you are very
sorry to keep him so long out Of his
money, and that you will pay up as
fast and as soon as you possibly can.
This is the only creditable wav to
conduct yourself in the case. There
is no respect due to man or woman
who, feeling unable to meet their
payments at the proper time, instead
of going at once and explaining the
reason why they fail, and doing
and saying al they can to assure
their creditors that they mean no dis
honesty, just sneak about carefully,
anxiously to shun their creditors
sight.