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LltuIre mo So, fH Nu...tt to, ,i,trs,.
Irlr, nitHuu.pe. combine $500 ,. .c... .t.t
Y.r' N tH..''''., ,.i .t,. uut,r,.s ....ociIo.
1orod d .. aot. .a.o $500. e o.,r thr 'o.H.
totr.t u.r'riL
rh fvpirl1, J'.y Iir rlfrr1N s,U.. ..',,.
M. crs'icr nj ~. ttun,,r.u.. Ben. ,..,...., ....
,la,iicr ct the l'ni.' ht- 'i.rs H.. tpo c,.14 90
ended In th.t 'ocnt tA.t'ne s,h,s H.yt t,. .atrI
irom n-srr' Nv "a aut r'.u .''tn...,. .Ht,., .,..
lc,v hlc. iih fhr r,olr, hnd .o,'I.t o.. .u. '...
toIu pi.rNrI
prcJartct. ~. Jay~ { PN " I., ut. .ut,.
.g.. a,cd ril, frr uilcs irom tr,ir r.. ..o... ..
g. ... on .he Ioh 10 T. cnsiu-o lut a. ,a,...t
Don,.u Wcllacc oud $40 afr aetl,c.
hrp Ido o,L. well trt-,h.. .. d. np d.-,..
90. -u ~n' ,pturcd hy ~ vo'tcr,. .,H, Eleventh
'l'.' 'u''-,d dn, mon have srrir't i., et.
/. ri rril lu.i.-'.ca'lr resolved.
.7u pisi,1cn
I''0f. p .'f. i... -. General C'rrh hss .0l,a
n1 o'i... diu ...- rr. 90 vchioi,i and h.i., loo
tAa.tc 20. u'.n ,,c.ls u.. oaCi Ian 'ct, .u..i,
storri c.'rr lco.o t... ,,rrh. or \, thr tr.J.r
nr.os' ~" su'Nuchnr ', u.Il hlthcr orief- 1tf.
mp thu The dluc.r IT, pct tru.iI, nast il OF 20
imtnc4t or f'riou. ,.'er,t g.. Uar'-.ls of fsuuoi-
hnt loft their crop, lU.. It.,t Of, DO, 10 vested s
di psi'h. dated tao milc' rot,h q, ua.,.,owu.
~ \. VI. to-da,, rtaic- uiN one i.aI,rI ana
,,ht pcsct ,u,rilf'. tom ir',....'.iu. co .j-'s
conmi,ud- cu''ird lit.,utoNu no yruc.o... sho.,
the, ~,.r rohlHus Tine store. .ld la. t.,Hr.,. .p.
houc. Ihgrtur' vuIc .ousr and ".ot,rsolt
mont lat. iho. ~. inioudul 70 hrm .ooIc. t...
vas,h.uan. aud u .r,t med ~ iu~1 thD low ..
rch't wee lct'i'. lndcn with auf,r.
th" rrhrl Crucrd MoCtu-.and. 0th hi. h.i..r.
Wa No Wllliuuspcr' this motu.p. .it rcp,rts nt
tnnt be- will leave that plec, to-ie. hihvirt VIZ.
hoaint the uio up through tnc town U.Hc -to1 n..
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TIlE REBEL. INVASION.


IL ~ IHE VICINITY OF AsHINtvrOS
in,ore. Jtsu, IL The u.~s nofn Washington
ling. The STAR says The skiinlshing OH
cSviiie road, that commenced a, All earl, hour
renoon, Wa coaliuurd ~ the advance Of tho
oroe to Ioint sbodi four miles we.. OF Ten
N. ihe!c their prose-- ON that road
d. and they di-enresred "a rome other diiec-
subsequently Ne hear Of them skirmishins,
IN II and 1! O'Clock, on and atound the seventh
turnpike, near tia ;ge, farm. ana The residence
ncir T. Blair Esq. lti' reported to-day that
beis have bu.ned The residence Of Mr.. Biilr.
CO were ~ iuisuiiy only "a ihe force that en-
d at Rockville last night. Il ou-h ranic--,riekcu
-- arriving to-is, from the vicinity Of I'D
Terry, Iepo-i them crossing north ~ tha,
l2.Do strong and others $1,000. Hskcnridcc
eyed TO he In command Of the slyanc. IN Ibis
ion, ana inil'oien commands the caVulry nov
ns around our lortifcstions, All VIZ quiet IN
y our picket lines upon what IL known ~ the
Rosf' that is, tle road skir,iD. the Chesa-
and Ol.V canal above Go0rrr,own-up to noon
The nuHitois and puI pos4s az ,nc rr'-l in
ioIce IL coutus,ISiy oouilir.ine. We ll,t
isefe the opinion .nteEisiird b, many around
.; the rebel fore u not o! weight silluicnt 20
TAXI serious attack nlpn the tor iiic,tions OF
ingion,and that II il not thcir pu' pore 10 do ~
oh.i'G, We have just received he !olo ing from
cc q great Intelligence sud icliaLili =, that
3 repeated O,cisions had the caIiIest and most
ate iniornH,.cn o. IeiE' mo. omcuit IA Virginia
Information received foin this quarter IS ~
p;
ie Tehs' army Of lvssiou ma.chci down The VI
-" strong, inc'Udilg $40 csva'r,, under tho
iand VI General Iahal ..a-lv ari Brig -Gcueiil,
..inrldle Ransom. lnlolcn and McCmsuul,
greet VIA - Gorionrv.lc on TLc-IAr last. with
iona forces To ioir ,ht ieprl amy of Invasion,
ne puiposo OF ,hsi amy was ,A tt,eu.pt At t'ir
re OF N'ah'ncto IA srp,.'o"
Nirsinis Ccutai Railroad 70 % -itr' aud run
irOu. EiIi.nCnl 10 s'sn.i,r,
.br hds % r'n In command and expccts
ve hi- force inc eL.-. Ia n. lsht NJ Aldir.
By caplnrcd = cav, D., 'tr'. Killed. 90, c.p,med
oil, and l:-Pouud, .GnHcI krclelor's com.
/ one conir rcn,, 6, ,r-r.ins nraf Nli!as Curt
ani near 'hp tI'"ouIr
ltg. - p 10 q qu4rt'. pot tso o'co Z the state
llrs ~ rue vicinity Of rGh'iirs Biaich Post
= continue TO lc u. out thc zane ~ during the
iine. There has been no general eIgpL emen;,
svary skirniFnlng I. going on a Intervals. The
~ has not innde his appearance snywheie within
q ui oar yuus and AZ fl has shown M Iistosi t;nr
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saturday, lab ~.
The Invasion Scare.


'y' 'lvitls iio'u i..','' Terry
iir' lHrpu. ao+ ir'i uo icL''s LA'o I,it there.
20. 'ui.,.' ,.uut %. riri,'i', ,.trid" il not lc-
.ap to ul,, orpat l,d .v fr' si0ri"' tod b. the
nr-4irr tel,r t..- ~ 'ue a la.,l .o,ce be' oad
south houtel, a,e n1-. probably mefo hois.A In
p. e 3 tu ml-,Hd n.. d." seaid dispatches sunt
'a.,tn c.t., ..atntt'lt hiy rsi1ty Mules Of the
nl.iiro-r .ad Oi.. in'lgoai have been dc.troy,d,
..,r..u .rn,' .,,nd G.nols. On the contrary, all
o., I.o.rsar s'' 10 shny, that thus lar very little
a.ro,, a.e i'.u dnIe 10 the 70 d by tho rebels,
{ ., .u,y .yro.s .s al rirht vest.ard fon roint
t.Y.lf'l ''' '' 'stvald OF Mnrtiushurc, and n8n
ID,rf.s i..7f 'n-r ard 70 Baltithorr IN. ryhel-
...t ..0 0,. ,'''at.d on gone Twenty-Five r.i.rs
'r roa', a0 sn'eh nc have olly aN.oynI ttc
uAp.r'.n, t-''ee,, which c.n ho ro!niit IN two
..l'" "'"'. ''ncsai llun.cri. supfn fn,ci. hv this
" to have f"'cAcd roinl not tor We, af ,-,ins-
49, 'ni ".o.aiJ hss sreidy struck q n.,s rt ihe
DO '.- 10 t'' .cir, lnc . is no excite neat arIe.
rD'0,u nI.rAI,r.
ilH.H r', J"'y li,ns'.ur. pom l'e' '.., re-
c'tri O. io'iqusttr.s 'h.s rorrs .... u.t hn
"rcH- boz citei du Inr thc ui,lt :,,. i..o.e iha:
io. n. i,r'',l " n.r e., p..r .f.. r.'" pcr-
.o''.me1ts me rou''i, t1ine ,o'te o
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~c~-c.ury Ncilcs' n,corpl,;np ci ";DiniI,
" Nirs'Ow'- service. ~ thr .r-. .ructiOu al
the Pirate NIahgmp.


HIsiugtan, J4ly s.. Sec'r'ar, WrIai hls sent 10
Captain Nin.ov, OF tne kc,ru'r tAe following
recognition of hi- tciNrr' IN ri-.ruc,ion Of ti1
pirate Alahnma:
SIrv Dsparfucn' o. .hfg, 1s,,i.--sIR: YoL,
yce ,'nci ,di.etrI' OF 'y llth aud 2Clh rl,. L.
Alabama or '-H,' I.h been suuk. on TIE l..h ~
Jun", near ueri.,n' " the keIrarrs- ul1'r yoD
command, vr.r ttis dny received. | cor. at1lHt
you on yo.r tood iortnno Ia mcotin- ihis yr...
which tni -o long avoided the t4stost fh.ot co..-
mlndeI b. rume o' tie most Wis iiRut dnu iuu 4 90.
onrp.su' the cryicc and tor the Hbility disps e.. a
tli4 m'at you have the tugnty oi tho Hegiltm,r'
N'i ntl plrre okpf, - N IN UligofB aud ere, u
I-Arfr tho sAtisiao tou oi tir Govr'Hurlt ~ q
.'tor' over II ves-e suy' nor Ia tluutee. sup. 10.
rrT. The battle ~ hr,t inc yitto.y % dcc iyc..
tiG comparative reHliir 20 sirikiug that he cou
viii b" reminded of the brilliant ections OF cur mt
navy when have b.tm Tcn'tted aud Ii.ustHtr lI
f s..t Gn,sgGSsn, s c ,go,t s e 4s"a@a ! os ,ffPtd
torrN0I'. Tier battery was 'ompnr,d oi iN' 800.
slea d, 1f M ., evl I 2, - ~ e. noG' @
rihcf 1oU-I1uul', vtt uiuiu'.d ia iuglr.s. ~
ersio usyo g''s,atp ra7uied sn Grsdt Hitr,.'
'mGnkW h'iH Ttcsirsd srTutgr tram ~ H. '"''
Urr h1sfV's gunner fAtp "The fT'.H'Tf.'
HE krHisartc ir one ni tie hirt tuGioa. 'iH a'
our NlvS lHId at Tie tpmr'urru a. ui ~. .' 60.
coustmctpn. nc piano au uur ol hon ~.fr" hHi
o'el leen ni',ion's tn'l IN ma 'te,iE, H. ,,,-'.l
engagements Fot 90 ono honf 90 'H'''ec'I 100 .I'"iHf
your au'Nor,' .hus my eIoi.. uti Pc '.,"i 'r-
the kcuftIrc, or ne lo oi o. r.n'' I''n o.ySNi ~
snl., nl r21nuymen So l"ro1 q ,sta ssts.s1ta '
III iil. ~ VI, '.F NV. ' t'.' @ t c'eyys Ky
nritmr inc u ilr' iur t'n hp ,hI ',ssWs ntie DO
cuuiinio me Icnosu Ais,, ,'| "ioned our uo
fhc rrc.ilcnt is. ri 1'r,I ~, intention to rc....
neni that on f'''i. d 90. ~ thirht 4oiN' '..'
"..' I'o..i.. ~ r .iane' s. lholutou n, ovr.
Once. oi t'o k,au..'' 'iii b" recominenu,l Fl. t'-
-,.Ifft loo. H.llf ten fHr4It.. .r b.
ana .ll .ii ,,'.,, 'p tLc fer rr.. ,, The mn. a.
HIt o..,.. nf. ..r i,"is Or cltr .stUs. cod g.. .
ON tl.,. ..,I 'i''s them a. o."y .l ..rnfi1-.
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~ I1d iphus Jnj4 IT, lhr ~ h'c'utH .2 a,
smiths Amy C.ip.,i hs- sriv,' cher, .hi. 81.
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bells 6 Miles from
Washington.
ir Force Placed at $4,000.

,ges nnd Telegraph Lines
Destroyed.
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toms Dispatches Intercepted

EI.I.sNG@ OF FEDERAL.
OFFICERS Is, RNlD.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-06

-
venture spsctfuIly submit that the con.
sen}IM be called stpocs (perhsps in New
y OK y Is no more appropriate time ioI
their Ideliberations upon the momentous
aIsst;ops involved can ever be found. Pres
'ident Lincoln h % be- the President for four
years more Of the whole people, Democrats
Is we'll q Republicans, without an interest,
if he should ever hsss hao = feeling apart
from the interests. of the whole, eand. wiz
doubtless, therefore, in this CREST crisis,
give due weight to the. Democratic sentl:
ment of the country. The full which must
now take place 10, orr military operations
may be favorable to the proposed negotia-
'tions. "a a. esst Z AKo A ~ -,
With the hope that this suggestion will
receive your fayorable consideration, Mf.
Editor, remain your obedient servant.
1894 u. Il. Mc0oRMIcK. =,
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-06

A MOST shocking homocide was commit.
ted at Spring Valley, three miles south Of
Morristown, n. ]. on Wednesday last, a
man named Peter Cocuel having killed his
wife under circumstances of great atrocity.
Walking up to his wife, while she was
sitting, he placsd his left hand GA her left
shoulder, and remarking, that he "would
show her where the butcher knife Wa, he
plunged it into her breast" The knife
passed through the upper and inner ed (. OF
the right lung, severing twoef the largest
bronchial tubes, and also, one of the largest
blood vesselsi 4 The wound sto shows that
the knlfe was turned and twisted as q
butcher would stick hog 1t penetrated
about six inches. Before the knife entered
her body she clssped it with one hand, and
two Of her fingers and thumb are badly
cut. = * 81 - - -
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-06

AMY UEIToRhs.-A recent order Of the
War Department gives Official authorization
to the practice which has areedy become
almost universal among army officers, with
reference to the wearing Of bedeess ipdics.
tive Of rank. 1t permits officers to dis
pense with shoulder-strsps, and the pre-
sscribed insignis' q rank On their horse
equipments. The marks of rank to be worn
on the shoulder stnps will hencsforth be
worn on the shoulder. They will also be
permitted to wear overcoata, pants, &C.,
similar to chose WON by private soldiers
nor are ornaments on the hats, oyercats, OF
forage caps; ssshss, or epaulettss longer re-
auired. - '-'- '3'i'1'I % 20 a.'i'asS
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-06

4 AsTHNAA AND C0NsUMPFfoN.-sTSsppos
of cures Of the most distressing cases Of Asthma
and oopsumption BY DR. sthskasnds sMsatasons
Cough Bainm, speaks louder than wofdsSso enc
merits Of this Incompatible remedy. A gratsfal
patient Writes; II am happy to bear my testi-
mony to the wonderful powers Of yeur Cough Bal
sam in curing me Of the most troublssoms eoaen
and ,bortpsss of breath After all other means had
failed" Can any rssult be more gratifying T.
What load of suffering was removed hy the use
Of this noble Cough Bslssn. Sold BY oil Drug
gists so cents per bottle.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-06

MAJ. GEN. Q. A. GILMORE has been Or
dered to report to Gen. Candy, and to per
form an inspection tour of defences and
fortlhcations in the West, and will leave
On his duties Immediately, fret visiting
Cincinnati and Louisville, thence on gun
boat to Arkansas, and down the Missiesippi
river. After performing the tour of the
Mis- isslppi he will inspect the defences of
Pensacola and Key West, and then return
North. Capt H NJ. Bragg, aide>de camp,
will accompany the General on his tour -
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-06

The Missouri soldiers lead those 'of all
other States in unanimity for Lincoln Of
$3.50, only IS voted for McClellan.-Admin.
tstTatton paper. 70. 'sa-5 a--- rsisarys4
Nay, in Tennessee the trick was done
better. 2BroKilows paper coolly says OF
It, 81 -4s-g - 4 .a17iz.x5 .s.,i
"rhe yete. under all circumstances. has
been large, and shows the feeling of the
people to be deep and wide. They have
voted for the war candidates, and for the
crushing out of the rebellion. And all the
Totss polled were for Lincoln and Johnson
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-06
BAKER & LONG, Editors.
A Democratic Plan.

Since the reelection of Mr.. LINCOLN,
great many essays have been written con-
corning the duty Of the Democratic party.
Our own journals first exhausted the sub
iect, and then it was taken up by the ADJ
ministrstion press and Democrats were
lectured, In q mingled tone Of patronage
and advice, concerning the part they ought
to perform in the great political drama.
Unfortunately, however, opinions were as
different as were the faces of the writer's,
and instesd of verifying the scriptural pro-
verb that sin the multitude of counsellors
there is safety" it has been found that on
ly confusion is the result. Deprived Of all
share in the administration of the governs
ment, occupying no position in which they
can carry out in action their ideas of what
would coDduce to the public welfare, it is
difficult to see what the Democratic party
can now do in the work Of saving the ma
ton. Our opponents have everything in
their own hands and can, if they choose,
defy our wishes, rebuke a. prssumptuous
any advice we may give, and completely
set at naught the influence Of the Demo-
cratic party whether it be friendly or ad-
verse. The Presidency, the Supreme Court,
both bonses of Congress, in fact every
branch of the government, legislative and
executive judicial, are in the 'possessioa Of
the Republicans, aid upon them alone must
rest the responsibility for the proper direc
ton of public Affairs. We can only stand
by and look on in silence while the vessel
in which we are all embarked is ingulfed in
destruction or piloted safely through the
breakers, as the case may be.
There are some, however, who still cling
to the idea that the Democratic party can
yet do something to save the republic and
restore the Union without further effusion
of blood. Among this number is Cyrus
H. MCCORMICK, the distinguished invent
or of the Reapipg Machine, distinguished
no less for his patriotism and his prac tical
common sense. In letter to the Chicago
Times, which we print this morning, Mr.
MCCORMICK proposes plan by which he
hopes to make the Democratic party yet
instrumental in the attainment, of peace.
The letter referred to has been pretty ex-
tensively copied, and the proposition it
contains has been pretty generally discussed,
though, We believe, no action has yet re-
suited from it. 1t is invested with the
more importance by the fact hat some of
the most influential Of the Republican jour.
nails have mani tested a disposition to make
an earnest effort for the restoration of the
Union and have looked to the Democratic
party for CO operation and assistance in the
work. The New York Tribune and Post,
the latteS especially, have already proposed
measures somewhat similar to that spoken
Of by Mr.. Mccormick, and the idea seems
10 prevail that something of the kind is
worth trying even though there is but
bare probability of its success. So far as
We have observed, Mr.. McCoRAIcxs plan
las met with the cordial endorsement of
the Democratic press
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-06

As MAY be seen by our dispatches this
morning, Congress adjourned yesterday
without the transmission of the Presidents
message. The document is looked for with
much anxiety as an expression of the policy
Of the administration for the next four
years. We hope to be able to print the
message in to morrow's REGISTER.
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A coasn) aDrsr Of the 7t16ssas, esitss
ri I, -, !. J. 4 y =.
az sEs1t 4 s .9 Sc. =.

chet4 etX 'qfe5rd - ipPus qs4,
e.: :ss'l es |sis:: e s2ss' 80
thssa Gn5t n tits rsSiod Of the tsfritosy
Q shafk0k Sunnsl one hundred 1st dsePy IL
has basn complstsly eettled that the value
of quartz lodes cannot be determined BY IN
exahihstSa Of tbe surface rock AsSsS
only few crushers have been put in opefa
ton for the cfushing ~ asaffscs rock =1hs
results have in most instances been favor
abla. There are hundreds OF lodes that
prospects surface rock o favorable - those
upon wlich vofk had been donH But for
the prsishe tbsy IRE cody pdsuoestfs
Ted, but wholly unproductlve."
BE adds the following list of prices lin
gresnhAcks):& YJIEd GHA dA I4aSa 4.
Bacon 81 so, -four SA per hundred
pounds; sugar and coffee 81 Is per pound
potatoes 81 per pound; onions 81 Is PEI
pound; beans 81 20 per pound; beef, fresh
25c. Per pound; shisky $lA 70 $ls PEE galr
Ion, c50sl pr diam; lpins bosrds S&pe
thousand feet; labor from $3 to ~ PEI
QSy. III zEYV a.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-06

AN insane man, named Donovan, was
confined in the New York City, prison last
Friday night and, before morning, killed
two of his fellow prisoners with q poker
and seriously injured others.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-06

6. The telegraph follows our armies
wherever they 60, (Which no one is allowed
to Use except for war purposes.
7. Soldiers turn editors and start news
papers in the enemy's country (wbile those
in our towns are being discontinued on ac-
count of the increased cest Of labor and
I.l
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-06

The OFFICIAL VorE FOR PREsIpENT.-
The following is the official vote of the
States named:
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-25

MEDIoAL NoTIoR.-Dr. E. Cone may be
consulted as follows In Dayton, at the Phil
lips House, on Wednesday, December 30 !;
Wednesday, January q Wednesday, Febru-
ary "a; Wednesday March %; Wednesday,
April TO- Wednesday May ls; Wednesday,
June Is.
In Troy, at the Morris House, on Thursday
December 81 Thursday, January 70; Thurs.
day, Februrry 25; Thursday, March "a; Thurs
day, April 2li Thursday, May lO; Thursday,
June l6.
In Piquia, at the Piqua House, on Friday
January Il Friday, January 30 Friday, Feb
ruAry 26; Friday, March rs; Friday, April 22
Friday, May 2S; Friday, June IT,
In Xenia, at the Hivelng House, Tuesday,
December 29; Tuesday, January 26; Tuesday,
February %; Tuesday, March 22; Tuesday,
April 10; Tuesday, May n; Tuesday, June
ls. ~
Dr. Cone has practiced in the above places
about five years, with the most gratifying sue
cess. He treats all forms Of chronic diseases,
and Avails Of all improvements, in all schools
Of medicine. No charge for consultation,
but each for medicines. Consult DR.. Cone
before il is too late.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-25

Must Come Down.-The backbone of
the rebellion, it is supposed, will be broken
to-day. Not that we have heard of the Ad.
vance of GRASr or McPHERsOS, or aAy other
General in the field, We refer to the fact
that to-day obio's valiant home guards are
all called into the field for inspectiOn---ior
one day, 1t is supposed that before the I'd
day of May the rebels, upon hearing the fact
of their being called out, will follow the ex-
ample Of Captain SCOTS coon, and come down
without the firing Of gun. Gloriona and ex-
traordhary finale We shall be under a
thousand obligations to these, our beloved
warriors, whom we all love so much, that we
dare not venture into the field for fear of vii.
lainouS saltpetre. .,......
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-25
WynkOOp's Iceland PectoraI.

MDissAses Of the throat chestand pulmonary oreapa
are ever prevalent, insdiSus and danqerous frhs
properties q medicine 10 Aheviaio cure and uproot
these oomplalnts Dust be expectorRnt, anOdyna and
nVigoratng, looseninG the mueua Of the throat and
mparung tone 10 tho entire system. No discovery IN
medical saience ever mastered this class OF daoase
IKE DR.. Wynkoop's Iceland Psctofa. It Ia used WITH
tbs most results 10 all cases OF bfonoht A.
lnnusnsa, whooPing cough, dipthena or putrld sore
hlty, &C.
The Rev J. J. Potter certlnes that, ~ have used DR.
Wynkoops Peotora for several years, myself and 10
my hmilyt for severe pulmonary c0mpieints and
nave recommended Wts many othsrs. and have never
seen its equal" Rev. J. ]. Potter, Brooklyn NJ r.
Hundreds and Thousands OF important testinnoni.
AZ eSna be prod1esd' shswing its remarkable cures
n Is composed 9f pure Iceland Noes, Balm Of on.
sed, ferlViAn balsam, klecampaBa, Comfey, Bur,
aoes ana other lnva uabl0 expectsFant and tonic in
Arodenta; Hts harmless, prompt and lasting In.
xads Hnd suuerars oannOt afIord 20 neglect a trial
every family should have II. II Ia Peinarkahls ior
VfoQp. Fun descriptions, rtoomm Ondationo Nd m
roeuona accompany each bottle. ~.
sod - Dayton By ", ". Stewart and All pnnopsl
Prepared BY Dr. . wynksOp, ana sold by d. 8.
SAnes VspNeH hefk' seasdiy
rsnfa af ahar ats IfA sus
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-25

The Happy Family.-The new cOuucil-
men are being bnttOn-holsd on every side, the
stay-Athoms patriots are trying hard to save
the country by getting themselves appointed
to some petty Office in the siit of the august
body that's about to assemble in the Council
Chamber tonight. The principle serauble is
between Hans and Pat Hans took time by
the fOre-loek, and through the agency Of the
Main street Insurance Office, set up the pins,
while Pat was mapping. In the mean time
the friends Of Pat swear that they are no.
bound BY any eueh conelAve, as they had no
notice, and intend to demur Bot We pre-
diet that the demurrer will be oysr-ruled BY the
Insurance agent aforesaid, and Pats petition,
with the big naues on it, will never see day
light That's what's the mater" Pat The
old story Of the dog trAy--bad company.
.rHa s..saar nUH ID HWHu uH
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-25

Great Sale Of Furniture On Wednes.
day morning next, at 9 o'clock, c. P. Huber
& Son will sell the entire lot of furniture OF
the swaynie House, consisting of Parlor,
Chamber Kitchen, Dining Room, Bar Furni.
tnre and bedding, at auction. This will be
the best opportunity ever offered to obtain a
supply Of household goods
Feathers. Feathers, Quilts, Quilts, Comforts,
Comfou,sheets, Sheets, &c. &c.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-25

Book Bineery--ln BecksIs Building, over
the Post Office; every description Of Binding
is executed in the very best style, and at
cheapest rates, such as Blank Books, Maya.
zines, nc. Ruling done to order Remember
the place, Room No. 2s,::Beckers Building.
2w local p. W. MRYER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-25

Real Estate at Auction. &C. P. Huber
d Son will sell at the Court House, on the 3Oth
of April, the wsll-known Mr.. George Jackson s
property, on Jefferson street, to the highest
bidder. Sale positive.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-25
SAP NAFIE n.
Or,
CONCENTRATED LYE
FAMILY SOAP MAKER.

FAMILY SOAP MAKER.
w III makes hlah preesi sapouiAsr helps to ~
duee thsn. Itmakea sOap fer Fonr osats pound
~ asiag yOW h'ehen grease tltnl# sfrsr
SSoAUTIONi Aa spurious Lyes are onered
Also' be careful aad only 0uy the Patented article
pat uP In Iron oena, ALI others bslug eSuntsrGeits
PENNSYLVANIA SALT MANUFAOTNG co.,
PhilsdelPhis-No. 1aT walnut street.
Pittsbarg-Pitt st. aAd Duqusans Way.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-25

G P. Huber & Son, viii sell at Aucs
ton this evening, No 72 jefferson street, q
choice lot ofcigars of all kinds aud many 9th
er articles. Gilbert must give up the room,
consequently every thing must SELL and at
great bargains