davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-10-26
DIR. EASTERLY'S
FEVER AND AEUEKlLLER

Fever, Dnmb Ague. Ch1lls al Fever,
Intermittent and Rem1xGent FeveKs.
and every form or F&Eer incident TO
the. West.
Il ur. Eas:eflyts Ft7e7 ard AESe KIue. !t WAE
RANTED To CURE, and III. rA11 16 th- money 41E
be returned 70 the purens1e- II usec 4. Directed.
n P.tCs 3l.H per bottle.
Nectclns Store, - h*aiso7 ST.. Cs:ca15, II.
, 1864-10-26

Eotnesls Of Janus Aot:. :.sa1 ns ON House street.
NaW Otseknt, LIZ. etrAosun d ID 1Sa. nov erlnA'
nently aoostod - q h.ndo pa tuass uaois'
Epeclth1 In the treatrf q! OF Id 4HR0J1C. AERGU.
NiA1. ecAo1 u tus and ali Kinds q BLOOD AND BEIE
DrhxAAKs And D1toEDERA or CONTAGIOUS FExK-
ZEAL CLAKAcrX1, cCfes then w1:hont faaost1nk TO
Mercnr 1op.ps. forAasu. arssn:e o. any p:ison,
hume n sud blood pon ons.
OxGAEro WKAKNEss, such ~ seminal WeslneM,
Nocturnal and Dlur1Al EA.tsl5ns, brought oa By
abuse q she sTstem. carly 'n1te1cs exssss or
EuIAled hefcdtAEily. <atatLE loal OF nemtfY. con
1nsion. D. pfe'tfep. dinue7AA ots. tnea tnesnify
r4dIc41jv cpred bT a. tpsttoe r1.fnod tsvteg much
ftme and eIpcrse Glre'. Gonot:heA. structure. and
ell dtsAres pecusr 70 the atIsa. OF prt&ts nhIufe
radically cured.
Hhefe the blood h4s bet~It totsoue1, p:o.ucauE
boschek % the fscs small wsteIy e1ltsere pains n
ina h&At and honen ulcers ed ttrSas. ros4 f0s 8ad
bfdy. sclofu!s tegether WITH Al endless nunoH1 Of
d. Jtmss II reeonrsnd-d ~ the press Csneraf.7 Of
The 6o9tn ;ee mesiea tscnsy 80 p,9esa,fs ~ q
iEn eainttH, t1d ht cured = these hoible dsetses
beMtI-p*f, Dr.. james urlee ard PAliors are st S.
FL CIT .beiwet. :. .Gtt 4. i 2! aTbora gu eer.
.Aftt. T.. cslb-us1l 2Fi1
, 1864-10-26

E The uniformly large proportion Of
soldiers votes for the; Unldl candidates is a
very striking and consoling event In the
present bitter struggle. II the wsr had been
perverted from Its legitimate objects; II it
had proved "a failure" or il 1t were, likely
to be proftlefs contest, who would be So
, apt to know this is we'll as the soldiers?
They have fought on, for three years
against the ,jibes Of all enemies Of the Re-
public,,. whether native CoFpe7heads or
fortign haters Of our country. They know
better than Ill others both the temper and
strength of the South.
, 1864-10-26

E1om the New YORK Itl1une.I
:. So many ANXIOUS inquiries reach us from
different and distant sources as to the prob
able vote Ut our city on the 8th OF November
that we propose to give them all this public
md ci1cumstantial answer.
The vote Of cur city tor President in 1850
was cast as follows:
Lincoln. .33 800 Fulion. e. ao3
Antt.L1coln majority. .29,02a.
There have since been feT changes from
Lincoln, but not less than ton times as many
to him. The names OF Joha 4. Dix, George
Bancroft, Francis B.. Cutting, Moses Taylor,
Edwards PlerTepont, James R, Whttfng,
David 8. Coddlngton, are but samples Of q
host who In 1850 we're ardent oppo.ers OF Mr..
Fro WHAT ~e 81 pa
tire, open changes to our side, We are conf
dent tpat N1r. Iincolu's poll next month In
this city cannot fall below 5000.
How much can that be oyerm atched?' We
eag !: By honest voting, possibly 20, ,00D; by
the aid Of wholesale fraud, perhaps 0,09Q.
, 1864-10-26

For GostrHo4, .....
RICHARD J. 0GLESBY.
Fer Lieutenant Gotetnor-
WILLIAM BR03s.
FIR Secretary IF Stale.
SHARON TYNDhLE. d.
Fer AID tor. Of Public Iecouus.
o. q. MINER.
For Stat. Treasurer,
JAMES e. BEVERIDGE.
For Superintendent Of Public Inat'uctie7,
nEWTON BATEMAN.
For Representative in Cungrss for ths State at
Ldrye, i.
SAMUEL W. MOULTON.
Here add:
"For Representative in Congress-. .....Dis.
trict'
u For Senator, '. District"
For Representatives. :. District
"For Sta1e's sAttorney."-"ForC Clerk of Cir
cult court."-"For sherif''-"For Cor
oner''
, 1864-10-26
EDuratio1lH.
ID ACME COLLEGE,
IL 4 cEuRCH SCHOOL FOR
HQYS ANDYOUNC ME- N
RACINE, WISCONSIN.
Rrv,JkmB De KOyEy, n. D., Rector

KFV. MES Dc kVVEA, IT. D., Ketl6f.
Tie Lsttor IL s.ks.ed in the instruction Ct tha
seaelatt tJ eleyel COMPETENT Psoiessczs and Ass'
ferk..
rue Ain OF the School IL to g7ve to t4e students.
F1fst- Sound religious tn. .1nc::on, EccosdlaZ 70
the rules kbd dlsc;pApe OF ttt Church.
Eecont. Suck Intellectual rra ,nnE aa Tln feEde1
lsd At for ba&cess l,te. taotcuEElY pcepsre him
Gourke proper II In FIJI crEf1t1tn.
Third: Careful physical tA'nine in al many exer-
cisef. There ls1Ee eYE1sann fer tse u1e OF tho
stha1atx. . ...
be7t are two 11ce and ynrr coaEod.cus build.
inEb. RrlEK accommndAtcns t5r II. scho!are. Thtxa
a1s all I've In tie Bulla11s wi,h the Rector knt
Matters, cat at coumo Oh tsnle A1d1o-D o.s family
EocAl us1c and Eocutio1 fosu rRrt uf tha Regular
Studies OF The school.
Ine Elnter ser1 VII nessn EeG: 1T. = cosaaue
pcttep2M ST
, 1864-10-26

F0wte . Pile aud tkNlaOr Cure.
On bottle warranted p -tuEnEn1 Crre n ~ Kin a
MF1ea Two bott, IN L*"1osy. scrotula sAt hacou:
and ~ diseases q: the skin. IN CASE uf tal!nre tae
proprietor tequests ali the tmCtY bottles and
SS1s b5st sastr vor - s1TeEns F a,e
Ghenist Frinco s,le IT, Hosto2. Al dealers ssas,
BRYAN, aud ~ DracEtsta. te4@k6568u saw
, 1864-10-26

~Tbe Republicans of the 9Th district Of
NV York city haye. nominated Ex-Lieut
Ucv. Henry T. Raymond, editor of the New
York Times, for Congress. There lis tair
chance Of :hiB. being elected. He would
make nj, able ard influential member.
, 1864-10-26
Or. EASTEKLT'S
DIARRHCEA~ SYRUP,

TA1s medlcfHe will aur5 naFxh8x,
DysenterX, Cholera mtrbus, Summer
Complaint, Co1lc. Wind In the stons.
ach an8 Bowels, and all DeranEs.
ment OF the Stomach and Bowels Of
Children whom Teeth1nEs
In tht sumMe- r:ocSAnds dis frcna BOWEL CON
FIAIRTa tt At might b. zaYei hy tht rrnely u4s Q
DE-. EAsTRKLT'B DIARRERA bYEUP.
hOTHkRs, why Will YOU let ynnr CEILD8E1
DIE wheu > sAFR aod tURH REMEDY u Offered
n Frtcs C cents Per bottle --.-
~ FCr k..1e II DIR. 4. ST9ELE'3 Family Atdl.
Aiua StQYA g E2El&cn 1ttea.a a[Glc3Tq. III.
, 1864-10-26

TINTED STATES AfARsHAI'S
u 6ALE-lv Anx1x41r.
~ virtue o. Witt g: Sale ltsued out q ne D1suct
Ccrft Of ile G1ittG Statt1 q. +te southerE Elsfict
q Ill otI u &oE!ra&ty. cEr.o o. the eth ard AZ
Gays oi October. s. u .tH. U11l be scld 1T Pobuc
In ssld Dsu1ct tbs sac oi Oetubef, 4 D. 1sef
1t ~ O'clock A n. the 1oao~ 3ce cescz1oed proper
Eoree md Rhlaxy. tbs ssue having hsen ctdernd By
the ccurt to b. sel1 e! T.. b., Z: oi vhpE u may
6crtnlneld, H.. Oct 10:h, lss9. oelt ts5ll1t
, 1864-10-26

From Rsv. J. Hgxsc1 Brown. ., o., E.sfcS Of TIL
Kncycic1edlA Of ReIgteus KaoHle3co, a1d Csy.9
han Chronicle, philsdelphia.
Although not disposed to favor o. recommend pat
cat medicines II general through dIau5s IT tLef Il.
gradients and edects, set k2cW Of sufficient f=a
sons why man may not testify to the beuena he bs
paraton = the hope that be NAY thus 1op.1lbu.a Il
the benefit Of othef9-
Eaa Blt:er., prepared by Dr.. c. II. Iackzon, Of tat
city because preiultced aE.tnst them for many
alcoholic MIXTURE. An Indebted q mr. hisod Koh1
5noemaso1 Es4 tos ~ removal S11s - prejudice ,.
suffering rom great And locX Continued debility. Thf
of The present Iear, followed By evident reef M
restosst!sa 70 d dsSEss e nocIl1 ana mental T1EG
Mcst t.sFa.,sd ct regainicE. therefore thank Cos
and nj fftel1 - -: es2E me @ e ~ ~ Il aes,-
, 1864-10-26
rom tho Rsv. 1ncs. Winter, Passez OF Roxbasouk;

From tho Rsv. Tncs. Winter. Pastcz Of aoxhasouki
BspsSt Church
DE- JArxsoH Dear Blz-I fesl It dus 70 your cx
cellent pse2a.ato9. Heoaand GeEmsn pists1s . aee
taued, hATafor Jears at timss. been troubled viii
great disorder u ny head ana qervoRx evatan, J
man Bltrer1. I did 70, and have e1pertenced great
and relief: my health has been mate1tAl1
beueatted. I confidently recommend ths articls
weert .2eet with aim1l1r ceses en131ar to my oWa
and have tees assured By many of their good adaS4
:. Hfa4EAh, fSSssA ac1nc.casn, F.
, 1864-10-26

knnnde al rcy .ss4s t:':nts.y q e. 1s1;s Ao.o
eofnez .! Naasos 2lso* -. ata anis;sk from tpe
FoEt Ofer ca ~t t1r3:l !.!-ez.ts sd diseaat1 Or
rftvAie so4 uelcs:: r 10th sezts. which he
HeAn 1I-h ucrsr% ss:1s ss-:ess. Roons eehasASe.
where t3E:st Al1 s}7>:te.lfS FAa eoas1 ne JoetoF
With thr strictss. ,v-Ev 'tle+ hoafs No1 q. =:
foS h.: sunda7t . s7l7 = ii: Copu 1tac ~ = aes
Coud&ent4Al. Con*ul kslc-S :tes Add EEL tGe Once
BOZ IN. Isucl "a tro ftAm7s md Ktt hi. Guide 70
FYum the DoctGrk long exper1encs in HotpttAl and
f1y4ta prActtce. h1Nl k1tr arfut. snd Eil En1.
entne ptyfp$ cur IT Sl Chrome Ischsas in Ihe1
mort severe and complicated staKea. II vefJ sh.:t
onse %sx sunsripe rosa Ie apu,e lnvs:ed %
cali. perfect cu-e vA-.a::ed F1rt!t :ITeeolR.t:
Tes ttfeSd4u+ On FrbetrY, Aenf.r1ai7n or rtreoa II
NsYtnK 6nv pbsesuctions 20 marTtkYt, Rh1lld cali =.
GhifitT nd snerfst se:s rp so.ik
, 1864-10-26

~: &ath. ri arks prepared the VENETIAN HAIK
~ s!ncS tlas time 1t fxs hten u1td By thou&And1.
Eno u no instance hAit s1led u Etys eat.re aAtk
The eTkEETlA IN Dy= is the che.p. It IN tbs world.
RI 6 4 oniy FLY G:s.t ~ each BEETLE coata,ns
enp& 1at 4uAn1T Q! II thee ususlly sod e.
Tna VErk11AN DE Il H.usntso not to ini1re
thEhs1r ct na.ealp II the slightest teer.c-
The VENETIAN TIE works With rk pidity and cer-
SAMJt fht heif reqntriEk no nte1~.st1on whatever-
The VEE EI1AF DXf tlrt duGeE aay saadt thA. may
E9eda1tfodatle that viii mt fade, crock wash out
.-one that la .. r.rE .nt nj = 1nt Eatt it,sn.
For sale bT al druYEiE,t. Price 50 cent?.
Al MATHEWS. Ge3.aA Agent, Il told street,
Az. Ha:uf4cturer of MATHEWS ARNJCA HAtR
GLOS8. tAo best hair dre4sing n nse u large bot
fjea nficA Sc, Ire 94f.3 rrtky kAw
, 1864-10-26

DRI9GS GOLD COMPANY.
I'D NCrICB OF DIVIDEND NO. g..
NEW YORK, Oct. s, 1851
dividend Of one per cent. for ths month OF Sep
ten her hse heep teciarad payable 3. the c5 OF
CnmnHnV No 81 J1hn street. Now FORK, on and
ettr Oct 17th 1871 to shareholders Of record At the
CLOS: Of oq:hsss es III ai E. 1Aw7oS. 1teaarer.
, 1864-10-26

FROM Rev. J. Il. Timer, Pastcf OF Heda!nx u e.
Church, Philadelphia.
:. In JACKSON: peaE slr-Hay11s used your German
thar it has been of great service. Le1eve that Il
most Of general debility OF the systeo Ills TIT
knpV5.9e. YoCza, respectfully.
j. 2. TURNER.
: rs H. Nineteenth 7Iedt.
, 1864-10-26
FIR Ffeaident, ....
ABRAHAM LINC0LN.
For Nee President, ,..,
ANDREW JOHNSON.

For Electors for President and V.ce President
JOHN DOUGHERTY.
FRANCIS A. HOFFMANN.
BENJAMIN II. PREM rl59.
JOHN Y. FARWELL,
ANSON 8. MILLER.
JOHN 2. EU8rACE.
JAMES s. .POAGE.
JOHN l. BENNETT.
WILLIAM 7. HOPKINS. .,-
FRANKLIN BLADES.
JAMES G. CONKLING.
WILLIAM WALKER.
THOMAS ", HARRIS.
NATHANIEL II, MCCURDY.
HENRY s. BAKER.
II" ZEEAS s. CLIFFORD.
, 1864-10-26

F-om Tl.y. ys.zeo Saadalpb, Fastos Of EapEs,
Church, Germantown. Penn.
DE- c. Il. JACk2oN: Dear Slr-FeIIona1 experience
enables ne 10 say th&t1 regard the German Bitter
prepared by Jou ~ \ mrst excellent medicin8. Il
cases Of Beyert cold and general dsbtllty hsyd bed1
rreStly benefited BY the Of thu Btte1s and dou
nnt ttn7 ptl proAnce l11o!lar effects on osherB.
Eocn, tu,y, WARREN RANDQLfH,
0AIG4-tuW1. FL
, 1864-10-26

f9ooaans's &tEnsan 8.ttet2.
.:DYsPEpS1A' ,.::.: .>
DISEASES RESULTING ROh
Disorders OF the Liver,
AND DIGESTIVE ORGANS
ARE CURED B7
HOOFLAND'S
GERMAN BlT1ERS,
THE GREAT STRENGTHENING
TONIC.
THESE B1rTkE8 dAy1 PERFORMED ApxA
COEKs-uAvx AND DO GIVE BRTTKH aA<
EFAcT1oN = HAvR NORK TBsT1HoN7
-HAY4 MORE RkaPEcTABLR PAOPL1
| 70 VouCa FOB THIN.
Than any other Arsiclein the Markss
| Ws DEFY AT DEE to ccnssatlc. :his assertion.
| AND WILL PAX s1Ooo
TO suy ous who vii, produce Cer.tscsts pnbii.>s
| By us, tnas is not GENUINE.
II0OFI4AND'S
| GERMAN .BITTERa
WILL CURE EVERY CASE OF
chroa uesyons Debility, Disease q. t.
Kidneys, and Disease arising no1
Disordarsd Stomach.
Observe the following symptoms, result:s
from Disorders OF the Digestive Organs.
xa 79Si5s .: e 5s Es. ssss N:ss q gses
piaKust tor Food, Fu1lneaa or Weight IN tk@
, 1864-10-26

Nominations tor Cook County,
For Gsate's sAlosn<y-CHARLEs T. REED,
Fbr Shert8-JO1IN A. NELSON.
For Clerk Of 0< Circuit Cbust-WLLIAM L.
CHURCH.
Ebr Cpyonty-Dr. WILLIAM WAGNER. \
For State Senator, Ttreaty-JoartA DiStrlc9-
FRANCIS A. EASTMAN.
For Representatives IN ths Legislature Fifty
Ninth MstsIct {Weet)-WnLIAM JACKSON, n.
r. HUETLEY, a. B. C00K-
EDWARD g. EHAM.
szzy.frst District tForta}- GEORGE STRONG
A 2 ETEUEEENN
, 1864-10-26

HN cE1NIEY UlI CUMFAN 7 =
I'LL NOTICE OF DIVIDEND NO.2.
HE1 YnRK. Oct, $, 1851.
The trustees Of the Mckinley Oil Co. hhve decla1-
ed dtSdepd Of three per cent {out Of the net esrn
ines 9, tte Company for m month = o1 se?teaoer)
Il Johu etrr et Esw York. Shareholders Of record,
Of shs s!ss1 81 bqssftTf III Trs.su,sr
, 1864-10-26

FAet- IT $fnVTT 1FS~
Tbs AnBt1Alian 5peciAc tu1 t7lee u now WI known
1t 10 In..st sactessn4 remedy fur the above com-
..!aint ever uAt- l. h>s ~ equal II pr.cacs csse
le1manentif cur. In kuE.kn1 Il IL the Et91uArd
remed{. Fo1n.nl. neg. Aprncst:oEA A ektefnH; H. Lrg
It LORD ENITE, = Lake eIeet. Eh1caEot tGe1EtA
EFhnfear}t W.xteY Arena. tyss9.n4R {u.T NAN,4
, 1864-10-26
He]mbold's Extract Buchu
Is the Great Diure11cs

HelmboId's Extract Of SarsaparIfIa
Cu.es scro,ula salt Rasam, sca.d or Sore BEAD. re
tel. Pimples oa the Facs, E.yspeas. ana al EEup-\
tons Of whatever nature tho tsee OF LIN purEa8
out the Hu1aozs which make disease. snztchlnx tss
blood and
, 1864-10-26
nEPCT QUAhTERMAhTER'S
y NAFfcE EuErAt4o ILt1EaI6.

FRoPos ALI FcR Wno7.-5e1ed Pr2r3sali WI
bs fcert1rd It this ftnce uzt,l T17EsgAf. shs Ssh
day d October, u L. o'c C q tta1 aay fos
Botph.lt and fur snch otncess eGd ofen. a MAJ Be
iEEscit.e vicinity fot thc ss!tod Ct LII mouths from
AZ MeGa = pe q xa'd t acne g n m.fenaa:ahe
croottd 1lsons Ftteetst .aa 49, csaysrsa. ni.sa ana
psntittes etal: te required Each card 70
326 tnb1c fest, uuhbct 70 RE1a Inspection oy duly
RrpptL TED ~ ent 9or that Eufpass
Zach btc tnnBt oA Ii dr. p..ch' eB eEd sccoDpSnled
~ the wE1tten eu1rREhe OF 1t II het tVo kuoWa I'd
fesnpr 1hit pe1tors GnljziunE .LEmscIrts TO eater
Snao boI CO with the pruccses teoc Tia bid he &C
ceptec: ehouit pr sS1e ana EnarLn1ee 70 be IN she
r. u prescribed, and which csn be untared By app1l
cation to ths ot1ca
pfoposha ard signify theE acceptance or ihatE bids
IN or n3ort btds srcm :ke ehzre ps1ty Will erAure
Hi irioan ii bids viii b. rejected: the nnde:1zr
rlanlaa &nt Fcstrr nE m tleht 70 selses any VI ~
Fa1menW Viii b. made outhlg Irnn sae Rfeaen;;a "a
ZION Of Inspection cart 1caiea acssnaAea r ~ ~
receipt Of be .teeiyof otneer = i
certhe4tts nf or II 1aea 1onee hs osf
be cu hand . y plic kne for thA. purpcee.
All preppss:A must ht en-iese1 IN ssAiea e5Veanpd
n II s;saossea r5spo'an tor Tadp p:rsa
ocl6 u2s3.:0t Col. Rrd DsDo: QuEtte1mtsfef.
, 1864-10-26

Eemarn ftou Cnsnical Aoa.y1isl
After careful aranain alton ot Helnboid's Prsos
ratloza, they enloJ ouf utmost confidence. Ne osx-
alder them sats md raliaS1o.
NEYEERS + YAyN%.
Ph.t&d.1rhia, JAMS u, 1Sto.
, 1864-10-26

Oh5e1Te the following symptoms, results
from Disorders Of the Digestive Organs:
Const7st Inward Piles, Fu1lnesa at Blood "a =.
Hasd. AcdGltJ Q! the 5eo4ach> Sallsa, aeartburR
pfaKust tor Food, Fu1lnesa or Weight IN tk@
Flattef1nS as tho Pit Of the 5tomach,
bEfmmlng qfthe He.d. HnEr1ed A1d
At the Heart, CHOKING Or
aunocattng Sensations Whea IN
= lying posture, D1mnea4
OF VtIf0n, Dots or
Webs before the Sight,
), Fever and Dali Pain In the HeAd.
Deficiency Of Persp1rauon, Yel1ov.
nesa q the ss1o aud Eyes, Pain N tbs
F1ahes Of Heat, B11ni2x IN II The Eiesh. Coultsxa
11asxln1nxz Of Bill, A-1 gEsas Ds5re1s.on Of 8p:11
, 1864-10-26

Froro Rev, ], 3. .Hasuan, OF the ae.1Aa EetazuaA
Church, Kntztovn. Bers County. ra-
Dn. G. n. JACKSON: Respected Slr-I have bees
troub1ed with DyBpeps1A nearly "a yesrs, aud haY3
never used any medicine that did me- ~ much good
Hs Hnadano'a BttterB. Am ye4y much improved r.
hesIth, a!te1 having taking hys battes- -
To7zs, with respect. J. q. d214AA.
, 1864-10-26

Il fieh and admirable LANGUAGES, taught accord
Y1AES fRE1kkson or NarcToA1c. and HoLp1Ha
DIpLoxA from the UK1vKnalTr or france. AGA
pEMY " PARIS. French l4eAsCnE. fot 1aciea. by hi
Ylfn AtdreRs Post Once Boz lE5o, Chicago In.
tIESfa 81 IU.nrANtf
, 1864-10-26

A Ph1e1oloo1cAI Vlxw or XAhR.AGx -Contsln.
Lag nes3lz s9 EaE-a and it nrh oi.tss and eEsFsv-
3nSt OF n" Anatomy Of tn. n.h osi ans Il STATE
ron. ts Deplotah,e Gers .quucsI upon the Mind 1nd
Body. WITH the Authn.. Flsn Of sturnt .ths only
tbs rspos. Of c.acs Tres Cd truthu tdT ~ 80 The
1nR.rl1n sud those coutnEplsfnK uxfr1atf. who en-
tertatu doubsl Ct toes ply ncaa n sent iree
pl ros:Ake to A4E u rtas on rccept q Is fenu n
FtaMps postal currency. ty addf.ea11K Dt. La
CRo1I. :, t&oen L.7e. 4 ba@s, E.Y.
h
, 1864-10-26
Helmbold's Extract Buchu,

Improved Rose Wash,
cur=s dresses arising rom habits OF dissipation azA
npsudences. allayug pain aud innsnuae1u. AIT
Tor which those oapleaaaat dangerous rsc1sdIss
s.s used. It little Expense usaa
or no charge In dist, no incoayenisrca ana no az
poiu-e.
All the ahoys elses1:a require the aid Of diasete-
, 1864-10-26

Dr. Locst. y having become eu'n.utIy snsctss!9l
In cuF1nk tb' tei1ta ns,k g lns1 - 81 similarly
Ef1tC$cd 10 call 1 tenc tGr f1feukv OF r: %.enceS
and Testimonials OF erous cases Gu I'd Of from und
to twelty tour yeEss stxInloL. H~ Grvotes hha
dOu h1Iy TO d1atht OF tie Esreh'o eutnzl AXIS
ct kvoua syaten. +nd :olicts I'LL lavettlc .ioa q
his claim % pun1ic co 1uter He may h. con Rtse1
st his pstvstt Ietltr.c. ~ nstF second s.-ett:
cstly fru0 10 4. N. unil4 r NJ. sx*ep: So n[ETnsd
fundsy Atcrfss -, l.tt.5t 70 ~ ~ f.b-LoeAho"'
, 1864-10-26

MIGHT SCAVRNGER R-Chasles
IN KubZ Will attend to Cleaning Of Priy1 Vault,
REnpVIHR OF 6TA1LE HANU18,
ANA orn,tyo rn1.ter Of I'll de4 4srip4ioat st te Tfy
ioWest ra.ea. Add1ess CHAGLxA kUa1i Foss n8ee
Boz Q5e. -. 0@sF FeASAAA
, 1864-10-26

NOIICE-Ths Howe Saving Ma
IN chine Office having been ttsconnnued IN shta
tsin eeoleB auu findings for the sane a. tue VIII
cox & GIBBS 6eWi19 Mscai1a ua:ce. l31 Lakess.
j. O. BEY aEr 4 CO.,
er2{u1ct4t Fcrrnfr Arects n a. L.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-31
AnVERTIsINu nATEs.
Are we Proaperousf

Hunts Merchants MaqaEine-,hat we'll
known and able exponent Of the principles
and laws Of trade and fnance--bas in the
March numbePan article, in which Il is shown
conclusiyely that the apparent prosperity OF
the North is not reAl--thRt the impression
that the people are prospering tends TO prolong
the war--that apparent prosperity generally
precedes dissster--that real prosperity con
ssts in the productive employment Of iabor-
that fighting is not productive employment,
but the oontrary--thst government cOnsump-
ton, unless upon internal improvement, is
destructive of capital, and that government
loan is not a call for money, but for commodi
ties to destroy.
The same article demonstrates that our ma
tional debt is an almost complete anuihilatinn
Of capital, nearly its whole amount having
been Withdrawn from productive employment
and that it stands to-day mortgage upon the
prosperity Of the people, the interest on which
must be met by taxes paid by the people II
is also shown that If the hundreds of millions
of capital destroyed and debt created by this
war, hadsbeen spent in improving rivers and
harbors, the construction of railroads, the wi
deuing of canals, the advancement Of learn
ing and the encouragement of scieuce--all Of
which would have been productive expendi.
ture Of capital then, indeed, would we have
been able to rejoice in our prosperity as
people, and in the brilliant position we should
have attained among the nations OF the earth.
The writer proves that our national debt,
contracted through, or by means of paper
currency, is without adequate value. We are
borrowing commodities at high paper value,
and promising to pay for them in specie =
The deprecated currency has not only increas-
ed the Government debt and the taxes upon
the people, but it has been severely felt by
the prudent, industrious, aud economical por
tons Of the community. There are thousands
of our citizens who are really sufferers by
the deprecated currency, and yet are entirely
ignorant of the fact, and, in consideration of
large profits, spend their earnings and live ex-
travagantly; but when the day comes, as come
It must, when these enchanted paper prices
will vanish rs the bubble oreRks, then they
will have glimpse of their real condition in
the general financial wreck and ruin that will
ensue - Statesman
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-31
The YnIInndIKI,nn, Fnnl.

We this week publish q two weeks receipts
Of the Yallandieham Fund From the l4th
to the 2sth Of March IL days, Mr. Thompson
received, In money and receipts paid over.
the sum Of FIVE THOUSAND ONE HUND.
RED AND FORTY-SIX DOLLARS AND
EIGHTY CENTS (S5, ,I46 s0)
That will do for two weeks In this work
che patriotic ladies of Ohio, have shown a de.
yotion to constitutional liberty, free speeoh
and human rights, not surpassed By the Eng.
lsh people, who gained their permanent Hb.
critics by attachment to Mr.. Wilkes, who be-
came the special object Of Kingly hate and
jeweled prerogative, and was imprisoned, per.
secuted and bounded BY the enemies Of liber.
ty very much as Mr. valland yham has been
But the English people ne r for a moment
deserted their leader until victory was won
aud liberty secured. I.adies OF Ohio NAV
history write as bright page Cor you in after
times as it did for the Enghsh people under
similar trials and dangers.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-31
Death OF The u, $. Consul At
Madeira

A letter from an officer of the u s. ship
St. Louis, off Fuuchal, Madeira, relates the
death OF Mr. George TRuE, U. s. Consul at
that place, by smallpox The officer sends a
letter Of coincidence by the officers Of the st.
Louis, for publication in tho Army and Navy
Journal Mr. True was young man, res
ident Of Ohio and previous TO his appointment
one of the editors Of the Toledo Blade. He
leaves wife. The officers Of the ST. Louis
express much friendship for him, aud sympa.
thy for his widow Gin G0zeite.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-31
NEW GROCERY

Mrs.. A called and gotons dollars worth or
TWELVE GENT SUGAR, AT MGNIoK's.
The incest kind.
Mrs. b. got one dollars worth Of tho incest kind
FOURTEEN CENT SUGAR, AT MINIcK's
Mrs. Q. got dollars worth Of the choicest aual.
hypf
SIXTEEN oENT SUGAR, AT MINIOK's
Mr. h. says that he got the best quality Of green
RIO COFFEE AT J. a. MIRCKs,
That he ever drank, and Mrs Il. says she got the fin
est OF =
GREEN IRA AT J. A. MINICK's.
While every body calls gets somo of that excellent
EXCELSIOR SYRUP, AT J. A. MINIOR.
Mr.. NJ. says he purchased half barrel OF
WHITE FISH AT J. A MTNIOK's
Decidedly the hest he ever used while tSe supply Of
NO. l MACKERRL, AT J. A. MIEIOK'g,
Both for size and quality, osnnot be eEoeed in this or
any other market.
He invites all to call at his establishment and m.
peet his stock OF
CHOICE DRIED FRUIT,
COFFEES AND TEAS,
SUGAR or ALL KINDS,
And the largest and best variety Of Groceries to he cen
IN the city. HIS large esallishmentis on the.
Oorner of Market aud Jefferson Sts.
auI9y
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-31
nnIng fnr Thenl.

Mr. LINCOLN seems inclined to take and do
for his two-at present-leading competitors
for the coming Presidential race Generals
Fremont and McCLELLAS Whether he does
il at General GRANTS suggestion or his own,
II is well'ordered piece Of strategy, and we
shall get as nearly breathless as possible in
watching for the result. He probably conjee-
lures that they will have tme-with his assist-
auce--to finish themselves of, and be put
quietly out Of the way before the day set Tor
the sweepstakes; and perhaps he is right.
We shall see what we shall see.--Ea0uirer