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between 10 A, NJ, aud 6 7. VI, at public
sac, the farm Of Hamilton McCollsler, late
OF Seneca county, Ohio, purSulut 60 the or.
der of the Probate Court of said county,
which is described ~ fclloNs,tc wits
The u, W, of see, IL, tp, .; n, r, IL Q,
in SencCa 60, o., saving aud excepting there
from the following, beginning for the same
AZ the n. e. corner OF said Z see, thence
west on the north line m sa,d src. l2l
rods; thence south ou u line parallel To the
cast line Of said | s,c. 80 .pds thvuce east
on lime parallel 10 the north line of "a ID
I 1 see 50 rods; thence south ON a linr par
allc TO the east line 50 rods To he south
Iine of said see, thence east To the south
east corner of said sec thence North at,
aud aloug said east liue To tho place OF be.
ginning.
Subject also T. the right Of thr School Nj.
rcc,ors in said District To use ~ square
rods tor purposes ct school and school house
out oi tie north west corner Of said 4 see,
aud sub ct also ioa lease tot . years aud :
months, from Febuary goth, lsG1. held hy
Theron Brooks, aud sl,ip of the north
CasreOrner Of the prcmiscs to hc sold, eight
rods east and west and ten rods north aud
south.
TERMS or SALE--Oue third cash one
| third in one year and one third in two years,
with interest on deferred payments aud
mortgage ON premises to secure the same.
JOHN ", BARRICK,
/ Administrator, with will annex "a, OF Il. Me
Col,lster.
Lar 4 nRrwER, AtNs,
feb ISL W s. 20
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the t1ts. ~ net aNiolcnt frmedv, bat enohcni
NAUling, seNIrhinr aud cnccuye, can he tAken hN
the oldest peI,en ~ loangest vhihl -.
MADAME LAnuC -ruRrERS CUR ArlNE
.hALSAM isHo new tnd Unuted me d,cine, hrt ha,
hren uscd 10y the pubhc tor the past ten Nesr, wth
uupata, llnd success, aud acquired it, present
tvnsiVc aud atgvl, Increasing sale, siNrh hY being
recommended ~ those who ave used ~ tothriT al
h,vtyd tiyUis aud others,
lFNOu uA\EA coin, II ever - slight 40 not
htl 20 rNr thc ntlsAm q tiNl, a. the VEN 'aw ruve
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one, hat'thc, may aNay, kropi con, euirni ior
Tie uucb usc ola % cent bottle viii often prove
10 he wOrth one hundred times is yo,t,
no not he put oil with auy other AskHmr Man
ANE TAnuC rlRrER'S COtG NAl.S An, in.
sist On having h, aud take no other " Nort nrps
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son,
~ SoLpBN Att DRUGGISTS At IS AND
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Price a5and so Gents per Bo,tic
The best, and Cheapest aud most cillctual
Remedy for orCOUGllS, &c., the world
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other DELECTRlOItS lru,s
scTRlOuS Drugs.

ne curative Htlsam
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and lnrgs.
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mus los Snj assists the
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w thn'N ing hirihs waste
suhslNncc hom Tho sut.
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found veN agreeable To-
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Tar Cordial,
Tar Cordial, ,
Tar Cordial,
Tar Cordial,
The Great Remedy for Consumption,
The Great Remedy for Consumption,

The Great Remedy for Consumption,
am constantly receiving such certificates rs the
following. Read itl
ia. WisHARr-Den Sir. I had a very dreadful
cough aud sore throat for one year, and my whole
system was fast giving way, and was prostrated on
my bed with but little hope of recovering. Ny dis.
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shcr time nust have gone to my grave but, thank
God, my aucuer in-law would not until she
went TO your store, No 10 North Second street, and
re lated the to you, purchased bottle OF your
Pine Tree Tar Cordial, and commenced to use IL,
and In one week was much better, aud afler using
three bottles | am perfectly WE'LL wonder to all ny
friends for they all pronounced past cure. Pub.
lish my case IL you think proper.
REBECCA HAMILTON,
No. 1921 Wayne street, Philadel lphia
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Dyspepsia! Dyspepsia |

JSPSPS%o oJsPSpoA0
DR, WIsHARr; have been a constant sufferer
with Dyspepsia for the last eighteen year,, during
which time cannot say that ever enjoyed a per.
ls,ily well day. There were times when the symp.
toms were more aggravated than at others, and then
seemed u would be great relief to die. had at
all times an unpleasant feeling In my head but late
ly my sn1eTngs 80 much increased that becAms al
most UNFIT for business Of any Kind, my mind was
continually filled with gloomy thoughts and forebod.
lnss, andifl Attempted 10 change their current by
fendlngi at once sensation of ley eoidness, In con-
neetion with dead weight as ii were, rested upon
my brain also aieeling OF sickness would the
stomach, and great pain to my eyes, accompanied
wih whieh whs the eonlnual fear OF losing my Tea-
SON. also experienced great lassiiude, debility and
nrryousness, which made IL difficult TO walk BY day
or sleep at night; became averse society, and dis.
posed only to seclusion and having riedt he skill of
\ number Of eminent physicians OF various schools
hnniy came to the conclusion that for this disease
A. my present age, Is years, there cure in 81.
islenee. But through the Interference Of Divine FRO
violence, 10 whom devouIly otfeI my thanks At last
found sovereign remedy ia your Dyspepsia Pills and
Tar Cordial, which seem 10 have efectnaily removed
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ud feelings, and In their place health pleasure and
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No. I53 North Second Street, Philadelphia, for.
merly OF Woodbury., N, j. .t..N
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New Advertisement.
DIR. VISHAR7'S TAR CORDIAL

WILL POSITIVELY CURE THE FOLLOWING
DISEASES CONSUMPTION, IF NOT BEYOND
THE POWER OF MEDICINE. NFbAMMA.
TfoN OF THE LUNGS, COUGHS, SORE
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REMEDY FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
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Il the vital principle OF The Pine Tree, obtained by
y ecusr process IN the distillation oftAe tar, ~
which the highest medicinal properties retained
lis the medicine that cures when all Others have
failed,
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and fer 9 :,his Office,
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For the HOLIDAYS!

=
China, Glassware,
Iron, Wooden and
Tin Toys,
cannot be exccllcd in extent, or in
variety and quality.
TIE attention of the Ladies are
called in particular to his fine as .
sOrtmcnt of
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Sewing and
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Beads,
Woolon Yarns,
Braid and Bindings,
The Latest Styles In
Mullins,
Hoods, Skating Caps,
Mittcns, Gloves,
Collars,
and Hosiery, which cannot help TO
please tho most lastidious.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-06

at the head of the innocent Sabbsth.sobool
childreno Dayton
All THE would have challenged the admira-
ton Of . leading editorial IN the Journal
His being the son.in lew Of man Of the first
respectability in this community, whose pri-
vate life is unblemished with stain, and
whose integrity has never been impeached,
would perhaps have never been alluded to,
certainly not in terms Of reproach,
In conclusion We viii only remark, that il the
act Of Nc Harshman, in AccordAnce with the
request Of petition numerously and respec-
tAbly signed, is TO dive him for political fel-
lovship into the ranlS Of the Democracy, as
tho Journal says it shall, be wall At leAst en-.
Joy the fellowship Of honest and patriotic men,
Who will not at one time beg the assistance OF
bis wealth, aud at another use it to excite thu
public prejudice against him, who have Al
ways striven for the maintenance Of the Union
and the preservation Of the public peace,
whose pockets are not filed with the filchinga
fTom:th public treasury, and whose skirts ara
clear Of the blood of a murdered county.
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what sumner saws.

The Rev. DIR. MAssIR, British Emsnci-
patton agent, has just returned to England
after visit to this country. He reports
Mr.. SUMNER az saying that the "great OBJ
ject is to prevent the war from being end
ed before negro slavery shall have been
abolished" DR.. MAssrE is perhaps be-
traying confidence for those who have
the war in charge do not make this avowal
public, in terms; but we do not doubt that
the Doctor tells the truth We do mol
question that Mr.. SUMNER declared this
very purpose. for it is beyond question tina
he entertains it.
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jackson and Lincoln.

Stephens, the American traveller, in his
wanderlngs in Asia, relates the fact that be
left Europe at the time that war Was deemed
more than probable between the United States
and France, occasionsd by the refusal Of tho
indemnity due our citizens BY the latter pow
er. A treaty recognizing the justice Of the
claim had been made, but it's payment was ne
elected General Jackson in his Message to
Congress had brosght tho subject before that
body, aud, taking advantage of this, the
French king had announced his solemn de-
termination not to pay the Eve million dol
lars due until President Jackson had made
suitable apology, At this interesting moment
Mr. Stephens passed beyond the bounds of
civilization, and for two years had not heard
one word by which he could Judge Of the re.
suit After this long absence, in the city Of
Cairo, in Egypt, he came across old files of
English and American papers, and learned
tho result, that, thanks to the wisdom and
irmness of Old Hickory, the money had been
paid and no apology had been given by him
for doing his duty, Feeling as an American
should feel under such circumstances, proud
Of his country aud OF it's President, he says he
could not, for the life OF him, help throwing
up his cap, and making the walls Of ancient
Cairo ring with the old war cry Of "Hurrah
for JAcksonl 'fH
Had Mr.. Stephens, or any other patriotic
American citizen, left at the commencement
Of the present ministrRton, and been for
two years absent leaving civilization far be.
hind and at the end Of that time returning,
found pile Of papers which gave an accou Mt
Of civil war raging in the land Of his birth,
which might with ease and with honor have
been nippsd in the very bud, :and the country
saved, think you be would have huEEaed for
the wisdom and patriotism Of the President
or would he have cursed in his heart and with
his lips the author Of his cOnntrys rain p
Then We had President wise and patriotic
now We have President who is neither. N
| Y. Reps
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DoIngs Of the Legislature.

Democratic members of the Legislature,
though in helpless minority, are doing
all they can in behalf of the people and
the soldiers. Mr.. DREsEL has introduced
a resolution asking for the names of the
State officers, and others, who were furn-
ished wits transportation at the expense
Of the State; ana Mr.. Lori, of Darke, of
fsrs resolution in favor of Congress in
creasing the pay of private soldiers to $50
. month, and reducing the pay Of officers
not on duty, twenty five per cent, Both
resolutions will be voted down by the
Republican majority, of course.
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Gan the Men and Money Neces-
saFy.0

In the lower house Of Congress. on the
ITth Of December, GRBEN CLAY SMITH,
OF KentAcky, offered series Of resolutions
concerning the war, The following was
one OF them f:
Rssolved, That we hold il to bs the duty of
Congress 20 pass all necessary bills to supply
men aud money, and the duty Of the people
TO render every aid in their power to the con
stituted authorities Of the Government in the
crushing out Of the rebellion, and in bringing
the leaders thereof to eondign punishment,
The vote on the passage OF the above reso,
luton, stood Yeas 1852, nays !, Harris Of
MArylsnd)
The Ohio members voted as follows ti
Yeas -Ashlsy, Bliss, Cox, Eekley, FipkeI
Hutohins, johnson, lie Blond, Mckinney,
Morris Nabls, o'Neil, Sehenck, Spaulding
Whte-l6.
Nays None.
AOssnG--LOns, PsndlstOn, and Chiffon A
White.
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An Exemption Against White
Men. .|

In Linsoln'S last Proclamation, he specially
excludes from pardon oil rebels who have i'll
treated negro soldiers but instead OF exclud.
ing all rebels who have starved, imprisoned,
illtreated and insplted cur heroic white sol
disrs, he offers to grant to these pardon Il
they will become Abolitionistsf This distinc-
tion In favor Of negroes as against white men,
shows the extreme to which Lineoln's negro
mania carries him, But il be was disposed
to resist this mania, he has learned by ex-
perience that he dares not do so. He is ut.
teFly at the mercy Of the worst rnen ia his
party; and these. with the aid of Phillips, Gar.
rison, and others, are constantly increasing
their power over the men and policy OF the
"Union organization" and will continue to
govern il until all true patriots withdraw and
permit it to fall to pisces,--NsVark Adoo.
cate, &. ...-l d.. .f.i..' '.t5. .aaii.a8
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-06
Ru,ler,s lPIan.

The telegraph advises us that General
UTLERhas plan of great moment, which
will bring the rebels to terms" What
/ the world can this plan Of General Bur
LER be ? We shall probably be allowed
to know, after "the rebels are brought to
terms"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-06
TOd's Idea Of Comfort I'm a Sol
dier,A Family,

TOP recommends an increase in the tax
for the soldiers families. He says the
levy he recommends will give to each
family about sixty dollars, and this, add
ed to the amount bestowed in charity by
the neighborhood, will make every family
comfortablel
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-06
Another new once 90 be CTea-
led,

ToD recommends the establishment of
another new ofiice--the Bureau of Military
Statistics. This will afford nice place
for some hungry Republican not yet pro-
vided for The Republicans are after the
last dollar Of the people.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-06
WhOOPING-COUNH -The nronl

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The Malls,

Our southern mails are again behind
Inc. Indeed, railroads all over the North
Id West, are deranged by the terrible
verify of the weather.
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plantation 9Sitters.

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reply, 'bns We have no orders for admission.
II will get you some, said he, and Of be vent
lie returned in few minutes with orders 70
admit bearers into the strhuRefs gallery OF The
House Of Commons, signed BY John Ogilby.
We dipped the usher libbraiy, and startsd
towards the entrance Ia 4 high state Of sails-
faction, but as we approached we were halt
ed by the doorkeepers. We presented the or.
ders, aud were informed that they were all
perfectly correct, but that we must take . seat
ahd wait until there was room in the gallery
for us; and then We learned
that Il holds but sevsnty.tWo people, and that
no more are ever admitted at any one time.
We took our seats and waited more OF less
patiently for an hour, With some fifteen other
eKpectAnts, but in all this time only one Of
our number received the glad summons 10 en-
ter, and We left 10 disgust. The autograph OF
Mr.. ORilby is the only memento have Of the
visit which did not make to the Britsh
Honss Of Commons r0 1a ,
Making the best of our disappointment, We
went 70 the Princess Theatre, and there dis
covered that Romeo and Juliet is u comedy.
Stella CoAs, q young and very beautiful
French girl, and an actress Of great passion
and power was Juliet, and her pronunciation
OF the king English, excellent though il Was
for foreigner, kept the entire audience ia a
state of audible smiles, during all of the first
two acts. After that, the sccentbecSme famil-
lar, and we we're lost in admiration and won
der that 30 young creature, with lovelinest
almost unsurpassed, should have had the dis
position and the ability, To study and master
our difficult language, and to comprehend
and 50 perfectly perSonate the charming he
rome Ct Shakespeare. He would have fallen
in love with her am sure, and would have
added hundred more eKtravagant love
speeches in his next edition, could he have
seen her in this part
The "Prncess' is poor affair Of q theAtrs
NOT equal to the National in Cincinnati
and the acting OF the company who supported
Juliet, was passable and that is ell. a
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.ailg Gmplre.
WEDNESDAY,, JANUARY g. 1864.



Equal and exac, justice 70 all men, OF whatever
te Or persuasion, religious OF poiucsii -,
psaco, commerce. ana honest ineheHh'P WIN y"
Ions entangling alliances with none
ne support N The Stofe G0u0Hnitnis ~ ~ 'ael
hts aathe most competent admlnlatfaNonH ior o"r
nestle concerns, and the sprest bulwarks against
: repubt can tendenctesi
ne preservation OF the general government ~ ltg
ole eonatt ttiona Vgor, ~ the sheet enohor OF our
ace At homo and safety abroad
Jealous care Of the right Of election oy the peo'
nmld and safe corrective OF abuses, which are lop
10y tho sword Of ofrevolution, where poaeeaole roine
a are unprovidodi ,,..
Iiy the vital principle Of rnpnbhcs, from which -
appeal but 20 force, tho vital principle aud ihmedl'
parent OF despousmi
we'll discpned militia, our best reliance In poare,
Tor the arst moments ofwar tili regulars may re-
the supremacy Of the civil over the military au'
brity;
economy in the public expense, that labor may oe
h.ly hurdened;
Fhshonest payment OF our debts, and sacred pre-
'yston ofthe public faith
Encouragement ofagriculture, aud ofcommercs as
handmade, .
he a huston Condemnation and Arraignment OF all
iset AT the har of pubic reason;
Freedom Of religion,
FHGGooM or THE PREss;
ind frss ofpsrson under protection Of The ma
A. CORPUS.
Nnd trial by iuries impartaily selected"
THOMAS JEFFERSON,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-06

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