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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-17
COMMERCIAL.
Dayton Market.

DAYTON, Aug II.
HARSHMANS FL0UR-Red wheat,
wholesale $Il 90. Retail $ll So
NEW WHEAT-Sl 10. Old Sl75.
C0RN-l00; Shelled 9O@l0O
oATS-70.
RYE 45@l so.
BARLEY-$l 20.
C0FFEE-5s@8Oe
SUGAR-25G829 = 81
MoLAssES-$l s5@l 40 per gal
RlCE-l5c per 10.
ToBACCo-9O@Sll0 per n
S0APS-ls@l9c per n.
STARCH-2lfe &c per H.
HARD REFINED SUGAR-37lc lc per 10.
SUGAR-25@2se per fb
COFFEE SUGAR-s3 D35e per ID.
LED-26e per ID.
SHOr-S5 90 per sack.
SPICES-All advanced fifty per cent
P0rAT0ES.-S2 so per bush
TONATOEST-S3 so per bush.
EGGS--25per doz. af i...
WHtSKY--l
CHEESE -l6@2O
DRIED PEACHES-26@22.
DRIED ,APPLES-l6@2O.
BEANS--Psr bushsl 81 5093 90.
HAY-Timothy S22@23 per ton.
TEAS-S2 5000 90.
RICE--20o per ID. r.r
LARD-l9@20 IlH|lt
BUTTER-SO@35 rHa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-17
The pirate TaIIahas,e. Aga,n.

BosToN, August IA despatch from the
Consular agent at Yarmouth, N s states
that six vessels were destroyed by the piSRte
Tallahassee, on Monday, SIX miles from Cape
Sable.
THoxAsTos, Me, Aug. 1.-THE TaIlahas.
see yesterday destroyed twenty-five vessels of
Malericas creek She is manned mostly by
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-17
NOR WING REPORT.

Maine Dsmeer&io state Convention.
BANGoR, Aueustl6.-The Democratic State
Convention held in this city to-day was large
Resolutions were adopted denouncing the ad-
ministration, and declaring that the Demo
crat party is nov as it ever has been the true
Union party Howard was nomipsted for
Gnunrnnr -- ---
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-17

Nrw YoRE, Aug. i7sfFiopr dull and un.
chfnged; Wheat closed heavy and lca2n
lover; ~ l2e2 80 Chicago Spring 50 l0a
2 33 Milwaukee Club ~ 35a2 Al Western
Red, Corn steady .Rod better 81 52al 525;
GOATS quiet and firm 0sa99 Western Pork
dull and lower S37 so Mess a ta40 so
New $50 0Gq36 50prime, Cut Mests firm
Lard quiet l(a22k; Whisky frmer 81 7sa
! 7sl State; 81 7sal go Western & i-9. z.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-17
Boots & shoes.--Ferneding, Hlgeior

Boots C Shoes.--Ferneding, Hilgetort
& Co., mo. 32l, corner Of Main and Second
streets, advertise in.today Empire, their fa-
cilites for supplying Boots and Shoes to those
who need them They keep on hand large
supply both of Eastern and Homemade work,
and hold themselves ready at all times to
manufacture to order Give them a call.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-17

New YoRE, Aug 1.-THE Herald's cor.
respondent with Sheridan, in the field, Vlr-
ginia, August l6, states that scouts report
heavy cAnnonading was heard in the direction
of Strausburg.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-17
Black Rebublioanism. "A mob of blpcI

republicans, as we learn by Medarys Crisis,
broke into the post-ofiice in Milford Centre,
Union county, Ohio, on Friday last, and, after
taking possession Of it, hunted out all the
democratic papers j, contained and burned
them in the street. So it goes
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-17
NOrICEl NOT1CBlI

MOTTO FL NOTISEII
HEADoUAHrERs TREAsURER's nTTeE CoURr HovsE,
DAFFoE, MoEraOAERE CouNTT, OHlo. .
Order No 2.
A LII white male citizens being rs years Of age and
~ under 45 tnAt are not members OF some Volun
teeT Orgtniz 'uon and subject to perform mlity ser
vice are hereby notified that the Books are now
ready in this Othce 10 receive from each one thus
lanle; four dollars aA milit commut ton. All
those who fail 70 ile certificates Of exemption with
the Auditor Of the County, or pay into the County
Treasury four do lars or beE re Che l5h Of August
II, will be subject TO the collection Of said sum
with thirty per cent penalty and cost OF collection
All property lab q withoutsn exemption
FuRrHER NoTIoE All persons owing any taxes OF
1853, due 2h June last cnby paying on or before the
lb,h o ths July do so without pepaiy all that Is not
JONATHAN KEkREY,
Treasurer Montgomery Connty,O.
Treasures Office, Day ton, July 6tA 1864.
juy6
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Just Published Biographical Mem
Dir of Clement L. Vallandigham by his

Just Published. Biographical Mem
DIR of Clement L. Vallandigham by his
Brother "A handsomely printed pamphlet
Of ca octave pages This is a document Of
unusual value and interest entirely authen-
tic and reliable, Every statement in it per
sonal or otherwise can be strictly verified The
work is wanted everywhere, Immediately by
hundreds Of thousands. Price delivered rs
cents. W siapmo3 HHH ..t.
- Country dealera can be supplied through
the channels byRhich they receive their New
York papers, and at onr lowest Wholesale
price The Commissions charged by the News
Companies being paid by u.s. f.
Every editor who is disposed 10 aid 10 Civ
ing this pRmPhlet vide circulation is invited
10 insert this advertisement. and draw on us
for copies Of The Memoir TO the amount Of his
bill, to be sent in package ordered by any
one In his vicinity. WALTER d Co Pnhlish-
ers Of Books for the Times &c No, 10 City
Hall Square, New York August /, 1864
,,Aug. 5tbt 1854, UAa uAAaauH diff
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The Great Pic Peace Nio at Salem :

4U6 NEGHJ Z IU tHUU NIU dV DdI0IH
We take this occasion to remind our readers
that the Great Peace Pic Mic at Turner s
Grove, Salem, goes off on next Friday, and
will be the beet appointed, and most interest
ing Of the season For the benefit Of those
who desire TO be present, and nre not provi-
ded with private couveyanccs, we are request
ed so state that Omnibuses of the line will
leave the Phillips House corner, at Z o'clock
on Friday morning and land their passengers
on the ground ia good season. Those who
wish to make avail Of this arrangement, will
please leave Jheir names at the omnibns Of.
flee, on Third street by Thursday evening
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-17
pay- The tactics Of The old man who foun

BG- The tactics Of the old man who found
rude boy upon one Of his apple trees, have
been brought to bear upon Lincoln by his
party friends They FIST tried gentle words
and tufts of grass, to induce him to come
down, but they are now trying what virtue
there is in stones The question is will the
old clown come down, or will be hang on till
his brain4 &c he has any are knocked out2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-17
SAMUEL FETTER's ESTATE

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
In been appointed and qaalided as Admin traitor
on the estate oi Samuel Fetters. late of Montgomery
county, deceased. STE. HEN A. MASsLtCH
DAYTON, Aup. nth, 1864, .4- aupIs.dtwNWSw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-17
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THE
Dayton Weekly Empire.
BY HUBB tRD a BROTHER,

ny ubDO hhb 0 nhWIHhhR
CLAT or TIE LOGAN COUNTY GAZErTEl
Having taken charge OF the DATTON EMPIRE We
possess al ths desired facilities for publlshiDq frSt
nlasA paper anil respe italy submit this Prospectus
to the Patriotic, LibSrty loving p,mocracy every
where, for their subscription aud support
The EMPIRE will be a Democratic paper, without
any prefix qualification. IL will be for Constitution
for Law, for Liberty for Peace. "Tha Empire is
Peace" said Napoleon, and so, humby, but earnest.
ly say We These ideas we ell Al iuculcate not by
vo ent rfoTcble resistance 10 constituted authority,
bu within the pale Of the law, by argument, by facts
by appeals 70 Il 2 reason OF tns people.
4 his ye,ru 1854 Is destined to be memorable 70,
al time. Il must mark the Sra OF Democratic Resto-
ratsa-Law, Order, Pesce, and Unon-oT the utter
and final over hroS OF American Llbe.ty, with super.
yenmg Despotism, or Anarchy, which is more 70 be
One OF The conditions Of Democratic snccess which
must be camphed " th is the dissemination Of Dem
NJ every man who will read them II this were ef
fecE-d, all doubt cf suecgss ne Il ,ll wou be reno
ed The people WIN rede' m themse yes, Il they can
Those who vers readers Of the
l. O O. "A N q "a z Il 4 II 4
Will understand what Is to be the character Of the
EMPtaE In sddiuan 10 carefully prepared and sound
Democratic ed torIss and selections, It will be ull OF
Life. Sptoe, and VARIETY.
A. AARlos MELuoRSE = having declined to take
charge ot the Roman Empre-will have q Dopart.
ment In the ERP HE Of Dayton, and W u "rradiate
the evening horizon" 'With his usual ability, as
"the sequel sill truly SHOW"
The author Of " MOLE SANS HoTEL.d "RyE
COFFEE" "DE sERESADE," 6c viii sing hls
merry songs as ore a. occasion inspires th-m
There will, as "a the Logan uttfe be q quantity OF
"Butternuts picked up under our own Tree" and
served in each number of the Weekly
IN addition N this. careful attention will he paid to
the News o. the Week, Market Reports, and. in q
word, sli that goes TO make up pleasant, reliable,
and radically sound Democratic paDer
We send his Prospectus 20 Old friends everywhere
and to many OF wnon we hope 20 make friends IN
the belief and hop that they will aid u-in the estab
hshmant Of reasonably pro 'psrous Democratic
paper.
.-- TERMS
To single subscribers 50 per annum, always 10 al
vance. Afsr dellberation we have conelL led not
wthstandug the exgfbi,ant prices 70 paper, INK 4c
e. send ten copies OF the Weeklf for Eitren Dill RS
knuwing that there - not township IN Ono where
club may not he made mp on these terms.
The Daily IL Sont 10 ma Subscribers for Sc per an.
mum, IN advance, or si1 months for So.
titIaaann a nnax..n
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-17

B4- Owing to the high price of whisky and
the vigilance Of the superintendents Of luna
tic asylums, bat one man, as yet is known TO
have uttered "hurrah" for the Baltimore
nominees 1t looks just now, very much as
if sweet Abraham was dead in the shell"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-17
Old School Baptist Association. -

Old School BAPTIST Associatlon'--
There will be a meeting Of the Old School
Baptist Association, in Esquire Neif's Grove
two aud half miles porth. Of Dayton, lastipg
three dhyi and comniencing September %,
and end ng Sabbath September lth, 1864.
Aug. l73tw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-17

TOLEDO, Aug. l7-MeKerster Hotel, To-
ledo was burned to-day Loss not ascer.
tanned
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-17

Greenbaoks --Wely has fourteen acres
of Water Melons in bis saloon on Main street
They hail from Hooserdom, and are very fine.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-17
Coming Events Cast Their Shadows

Coming Events Cast Their Shadows
Before The New York Times leading
Lincoln organ, warns the capitalists that they
will have to she'll out their money, noisns 20.
lens, to the Government Hear it: " We
must have money" How We apples swim J
If we cannot raise it one way, we will have
to do,so in snolher1 ua. sas4s .oa1
So far, this sounds like Que Of those harm.
less old.tims editorial duns Of the half coax,
half scare persuasion, but it is a far bigger
thing. Read further 1T is not altogether
choice with rich men aud Corporations
whether they will lend money to the Govern
ment 1t will be drawn from them in some
way
This is a fitting adjunct to the conseript
law, From TIE latter poor men have no ss-
cape, flom the former the rich have none.
Poor men must give their lives rich men
their money The best Government on
earth is slightly eracdag, about this time
The rich msn may qaote Shakespeare for con-
ISOLATION. "Who steals my purse, steals trash
but the ,por mans blood, like hia good
name Is far move serious thiUg. No mat
ter, il mnst Aow, until the abandonment Of
slavery" crowns the hopes of the ilustrious
Sangamon clown. To this complexion has
il come at last
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-17
e a S It e r. N wO r TX
For RENT.

EARMERS AND MECHANICS HOTEL for rent
l. now kept by Schiehle and strckler Posses SION
yiyen Scot mber 10. Enquire Of Jo n Hantch No
u Main street. auRI5 dl0t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-17
st. Mary'S Academy.

Second Street, Dayton Ohio.
UNDER THE DIREOTIOv or THE SISTERS
OF CHARITY.
TNHIs Academy has been established hut few years
i but within thst brief period II has been well
patroniE'd by all denominations. Parents guard.
ans may rest assured that an that eau contr6ut, tc
the health and ort IT those o9nh 1ed 70 the care
Of the Sisters will be most scrupuousy attended
whilst Al the same time they will endeavor 10 ins
into the minds their pupils the principles of reg
ion md virtue. which alone can render education pro
ftahe and useful in afer life.
The session commences the first Monday in Sep.
tember, and terminates the last Thursday in June.
TERMS
Board, Tuition, including washing and mend
ing &c ner halt session payable in Rdvance) ST8 %
Piano and use Of Instrument per half session 24 %
UsrS sTsncb 81" Ac 1@
Extrs charge for those who pass the vacation
at the Academy. 5000
No reductionfor absence, except in case Of sickness
For further particulars apply to the rec ress of the
Academy. Rual2 3'kwlw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-17

NorloE-on ard Monday, May " the First and
1N aeoond national . snks u Dayton viii open q
eight q m ana eloHe ~ three M
.-... - B.HARMAN, Cashisr.
mees .. o hENoH Cashier Il
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-17

New York stosk Market.
NEw. YoRE, August lT.--Stosks steady
G0lds2 bSk1 ~ -'' "t''''' %
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-17
EATIOHAL BANKS, DAYTOX, OHIO.

n TnsE.Hs,e n 3 i0R0As, Au'Js.
, 1864-05-26
Qh1cug:, Ur1bn1te*


| TIE AAttAF OF BALDACCA,
IT Il. r. 1oaaFs11ow,
| Into tie city Of Kanbalu.
p Tie road that leadeth 10 Is2shan,
Al The head OF bis dusty cayern.
6aSen Win treasure from realms afar
Balacca and Kelat and Kandahsr.
aooe The great captain Alau
The Kahn from his pa1ace-window esxed.
n n ~ ~ ';nb y ths alonging street beneath
4hloneh the clouds Of dust b. the caravan 1ai.e1.
auS uaan oI nafnees and jeneled sheath,
And And the the shinins nami;srs q the euatd
Al 'hgs aa nasaed and passed through the gates un-
Into tho entes of the palacc-ya.d.
Thus into the city OF Eambsla ..
hode the great captain Alau;
a And be stood before the Kahn and sad -
The enemies q mr. lord sre dead;
~ A. The Kallfs q AZ the West
Bow 1nd obey his least beheet;
The p1anH are dark with the mulberry trees,
The Wearers Hrc busy in samarcand,
The miners are sitting the golden eand,
The diFeEa are 1lungfng for pearls In the seas,
And peace md plenty are in the land
"On}y Baldaeca's KalH alone
Rose In rebellion 2Rainst thy throne:
HIS treasusee are Mt thy palace door,
With The Ewords md the7haT1s and the jewels b
His body Is dust DER the dese4t blown.
"a mile outside Of Baldaoca's gate
Concealed BY forests and hiilocks Of sand
AND forward dashed with handful Of men
Into the ambush had planned.
Ere the town Tas reached the alarm was spread,
For We head the eound OF goncs from within:
" lth clash o! cy1obnis and warlfke din
The gates swung wide; nc turned and ded.
And the garrison "a licd forth and pursued
With the gray old Kallf at their head
And above the banner Of Mahomed:
dCed. wy 1
As In 1t the gate we rode, behold.
4 tower That ~: called The Tower Of Goldl
f., 1ese sn thS kai bad hidden 9; s
Like racks Of wheat in er2uerY:
And there the old mlser crept By stealth
ss nc e. Iuns91 mn hs,th
On Jewels that cleaned like siow-worm's spark,
" re , ,eyes m 5Sa Of p,7i pantheE IL II the dark
Thou hast no need Of 20 much gold.
Thou shpudst not hare heaped and hidden It here,
TIN the b1 cath Of battle was bot and nesr,
BUT nave Gown through the land these use.ess
To rprins into shining blades of swords,
AEd A. keep thine honor sweet and caear.
These q sSes ne1 s7ns 81
These jewels and pearls and precious stones
Nor keep the ieet OF death one hour
From Climbing the stairEays Of thy tower!'
Then into his Dungeon locked the aroue,
And left him to feed there all aloue
In the honey-cells of his golden hive:
Mefer prayer. nor CRY, nor groan
Was heard from these massive Wnjls Of atone.
Nor again was the Kalif seen allvei
when At last We unlocked tho door.
We fonnd him dead upon the 1oor:
The rings had dropped from bis wlfhered hands.
His teeth were lie bones in the desert sands;
Stll clutchitg bis treasures he had died:
And as he lay there. be appeared
A statne oi gold with silver beard,
His arms oulstretched ss II crucihod."
This is the story, strange and true,
That the great captain A1au
Told to his brother the Tartar Khan,
When he rode that day into Kambalu
by the roGd 1Lat lcadeth To Ispahan.
, 1864-05-26

wbfcS has M hem dry Within and nbovc Sfii1, ;Iss,
city since 80 was suddenly filled With water
about 1o O'Clock On the night Of the 10Th,
OVERLOOKING the b.nks, eaomcrylns West
Denver. and doing immense damage to life
and property. Fifteen to twenty persons
were drowned, and about fifty buildings
were swept away 4 large number OF sheep
destroyed were the Rocky Mouutain NSss
Office, City Hall, and several other brick
buildings All the bridges across the Platte
and Cherry Creeks were swept of. Hundreds
of farmt1s for miles above and below, With
growing crops, were completely rulaed, and
are now covered by water at the depth OF six.
to ten inches. The loss Of property is esti-
mated at over million.
, 1864-05-26

, er, which be has succeeded in rendering
/ pleasing, without losing tue characteristic
likeness. The artists = Saul" is going on
rapidly. and is to 70 10 London With Judith
this week. His Bacchus and Venus follow
shortly to The same destination.
, 1864-05-26
TES TtM @ M1AL

A sfz gle Bottle will Inst a n1onfh-to be uE,c
three times q dny.
, 1864-05-26
THE WORLDS OPINION.

Touching the BITTERs this grand 1kct Il eieax
Their; ;fame Ills all tho Western Hemtsphezs,
Krown in MI lands. washed BY its oceaaa twain.
HaAaH, Hor1 AND v1aoa follow tn their ra,1.
, 1864-05-26

DIR. II. Ander8 II Co.'S


Iodine Water acta uEon the HEART, L1vx1, Kn.
F1Ts, u1oksTtsH 0RG AHs and GLAKpuLAR 6xs1Kx
Tha SUCCESS which h@ attended the use Of this ran.
coy pHsak pfActica. and the orsenent OF med.
fcA authority. enable us to reconuend It 10 the
shone< and The public feeling confident that with
Af tnAl Il viii attest tie excellence In The cure
oI chronic Diseases which indicate 1odl6s, such ~
etsofuLA4 BRoEcurT1s, HK1x EKCrTIoxB, HkAEr.
tv xs ana k11A11 D1s1Asxs, Nxnvous AFFECTION,
6TrHtB1s, DC. A1 o'@' 01nN114 -
Ihyacians may rely upon the uniform strength Of
1oone ktef ~ containing ,hreeqnAr'e grains Pun
4o0lne IN each dulo ounce re IL water, no SOLVENT
3xlHa UsEn- 1t is NOT lI2hIe to decomposition nor
4Ponttncouhly formed inequalities: neither ID the
1odhe e1ydixed nor nentrH!!Zcd b. combination with
any ingredient, rcnuGt1nE this solution superior 70
any ou!tF method Of cshlbilne Iodine.
run dftcffouf accompany eAch bc,tle that 1t may
E1on. -
Price one dollar pei bette On receipt Of fve dol
IT. " bottles delivered FEE b, e1preas to 1ny
Beware Of Countsrfeiis and Iultations which un-
pf1nGpted DEALER eLde2voT to dispose On u1r rep
Ntaion. see our signature aud trade mark lh. C3rek
Nc5d heading this Advertisement upon the lAbe!S
genuine: ~ ~ ~
Circulars ErstR. DR. a. AEDERs l. CO.
Physicians and Chemists, s2S Broa6woy, NY.
Tor Eaie By BLISS Il SHARP, IL Lxke-s., Chicago.
KF1Q1oGE. tA.t6 "@7"4
, 1864-05-26

formerly Of !amcs' Hcfr1tal. tns.om House greet.
Kew 0ricans. Lar eetahltsh In 1857. pcrns1:nt
T. located at 70 Randolph .,set ni.ago !;lEois.
HAL 6cEn1 uLors, snt all kinds OF BLoon AND KIN
D1sk4sYs AID III soErEEs. % CqETAGsors VESE
RAJ CHAEAcTsR, cures them VI 4put reeoEttnE tu
Mercury loD1I3. Po1AesH. r.cp'c or nnT poison,
bnt with EEUTEAIIzxE, rosl11yE CCEE Tor nu
hurnorb and . ID poll obs. - -7'.~
- ORG AE1c HEAkSEss, tntb AS Seminal Nc4Enesa,
hocrutns! and D1ufnA} Emissions, brought or BY
ubuss OF tlc sYtttT, *Arly lnot: excess o.
ontailec hers1iasil. causing los o. me con-
!ns1os dentesson. dmne,s ara ottsn 'ipes in,.s,sy
radically custo BY aE il table mrtaot. saving nu-h
ting and eAEecse. Glret. Gonosthcs, str!csnre. a7d
al diseases peculiar to The e. Of pirate nature
radically cCEed
where the blood has bteom poisoned. producing
blotchea the fhce small waery biiscr3. pcns IN
the hend and bonee, ulccf&tet throat, nose limb. nnd
body. scrofula. together with endless number OF
suhGrtnEs.
Dr: jamcs L. reconmended By the press generally Of
tie South. the medlc8l faculty and profess OF
led col'eces etc Teose s.1;,ce shonid sp3l, taame
Keniembes, Dr James Ofict ann PneioFs arc nt 66
HAtdoph. between State bnd d. ArboTn strcets.
ut1icc open from 4. II. until bf. II. Consultation
Aopndent1Al. mJ2..sNzx
, 1864-05-26

TIE SUMMER TERM DF Ra
i C1KF C8;,.LLGF viii Open June 1uh ~ .....:
a nnt & gStGna h lsta Waeo tas term osa, ,e dt Sn1n.
uutiy a1rtng d than bctore the nre F.F sonn
sc11puon O unllosE Dc, apply 70 The rector e.
KEY. IAS DRKOTET IL n
ap1-cte3 " R1t1ne Cor eye. Hsc}n- ~,
, 1864-05-26

no PARTNERSHIP NOTICE,
S-on an1 aftef Nsy 1st, 1874, HENRY a.wkL!F
FtH he cse1nher Of our rsN fle ant e.yit 81
nsw frm viii BE- TODD. WILLS \ 20. II aud Il
Frahfjln street. ch!cseo. JAMIs'T0Oo + co.
, 1864-05-26

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me- lns s9pna'ence Stores, to b delivered in CHI
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.neesa T. each P59poss aa9 hs PssRosals must be
bids Hill 50 rsceiyed, mi. fTom person. VI
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s s eaa and
eoaditioi = Aiso Inst w1,tsen With bonds
to so e es # + OF Stores
The sellers name. PLACE Of business. date Of our.
deslenated. nnst q ptaniy nsrksd ca e1erJ " pseF-
q aaa al
Eetnta Of weights, Signed b. an authorized public
muss ee icy nlsmea Nhrhevef rslnife9;
With the retAlCed Ramples.
The Stores to be de 1Fertd free OF dtAyAxe at tho
Con mlssary stoTt Tthouse such place In the citY Of
Chicago. - may be designated
FnyMeLts to be made In such funds ~ mar be fur.
ntthed by tho UElted Etatea.
The understened 1eserrea the right to reject any
and Ill bids offered.
Binna forms for proposals may ho obtafaed On ap-
plic0uoa at my on1ce- j. Mel. TAYLOR,
...... MA3or and G 8.
fB stAhts ZettunE pltaso copy. mIzQ gH01t
, 1864-05-26

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, Senta: rely g.1e ,ou liberty to naks 1ss Of ~
Waps s,fs fSHea.e ca o. the yslao Of ConsutrtoS
ner. ~ soo axu8s n143r
deI whoo length Of the back and IN har 5 4Si
!3Ntauon Of tn6 Heart, attended With Faiin1 r. ~
I called physietsn1 who attended her about tars3
months, when 10 ioft htr worse th1n 10 found heT
Tho ~ attended hsx e. for about nfne months, nd Wnas
kos - GnoG5 nss GAfo ahe dld not ga1dF qulta n
w. w. ,ne1rab!s q Tor" he haa such ss eos
operates Against sone other OF her GacHitfes Ah1f
tnts ~. una sne commeuced the use Of Coagtftutio9
water 4ad 70 our utter AztoQAuaont alrost khs 6T0
dose seemed to have the desred edst and aho tesf
on improving r.pfdy under its treatment, and now
not taken any Of tha Constitution Water for aboaS
:ou- weefs and no are happy 10 ssy :hss 1t has pro-
Wx. H..YA1 Bn1acRo4U.