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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-03
Hos. b. =. NIcKlnnry.

A gentleman who was in Washington at the
time Of the battles Of the Wilderness, says the
Democratic gressmen--especially from
Ohio, the most dligent OF whom we're Hon
J. +. Mckinney AID Hon ] W White
we're for two days among the hospitals, look.
ing after the wounded Of the Ohio Regiments
from their Districts, caring for themi getting
them their iurloughs and pay and that 10 lhr
rounds, but one Republican Congressmen was
met--Mr Morris, Of New York This goes
10 prove who are the tue friends OF the sold.
ieFa, in Congress
Mr, Mckinney also bore the expense ofNel.
egraphing home TO the friends Of the wounded
aolders, their condition, &c For these many
kindnesses to the soldier. Mr. Mckinney viii
be held in warm remembrance by the people
Of bic District AS a man Of warm, sympatbet
10 nature and generous impulse, the RepFesen-
tatve from the Fourth District has no superi
or In the Ohio delegation - Urbdna URion
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-03
SkulIa and PlIcIlern.

Senator Chandler Of Mehigpn, lately talked
10 the high Republican Style about Copper.
heads, while dining At e side table in tho Ma
tiouai Hotel At Washington, The talk WAS 80
loud aud pointed as 10 attract the attention oi
Me Voorhees, OF lhdIanA, who sat at the n, 4
table Nj. Voorhees, supposed that The talk
was meant tor him, aud therefore, Then hno
there ask, d an explanation, which was treated
With further iusUlence, Tor which the Stnato
received timely slaP on the lace,
The difficulty also extended 10 Mr., HEnRe
gan, who was friend of VOORHEES,. Tn,
story runs that he Sc zed a milk pitcher, anc
brought 1t in contact with the Senatorial head
The pitch, b. oke aud the head did not--lhI
skull nust have been thick, or the pitcher
weak
I he President has not yet issued procla
nation declaring party insolence to bs mill
tary neeesslty-"a thing indispensable auC
therpiors lawlu" --and until be does 90, Ih,
M pitcher practice usiy not only bs tolera
ted but commended, - HrbGEd Uai0H.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-03

startling DevPlopmeulp--A Socl~
ety for tne Abducttom OF Virtu-
Gus Young FemnhSs--An Alba
man President.
Dcfiog The past few months several respec.
table young girls Of our city, as we'll no others
Ia The western pat, Of the State. have mystic
riuusly disappeared from their homes, and no
trace could possibly be uscertained of their
whereabouts, Notwithstanding the most dill.
gent search was mRdo Tor them Recently,
however, some startling developments have
/ come TO light through the arrest fRyoung girl
named Jennie Thompson. al Utica, who was
nttir d 10 male hablimcnts, md went under
the assumed name Of James Thompson. -
/ Upon searching her some enormous rascally
documents were found making startling rev
el,tions There was a manuscript copy OF
what purported TO he the constitution ard
| bylaws OF the "kniRhts Of the Secret Circle "
In this document the O igcts Of the Circle orr
SAID to be 20 kidnop and send 70 New YoiA
city houses OF prostitution young and virtuou'
girls. IL is stated that after their being kid
mapped a drug ia 10 be administered TO them
aud lheir sction under influence will deter
mine whether or not they are vittuous. 1
not they are to be rel, nssd We may sHl
here that there is no drug which viii dptermin,
enysuch question The msnuscript is sieneC
by twtuty.lout persons, members OF The Seere
Circle a Cary Of Albany, is President, anC
Cary aud one Patrick Farrell, are Directors -
Other names among the twcnty.lour are thos'
Of Theodore and Hiram Address and ihe
wives Appended is n list Of nine younl
girla whose hhdocuon is considered ieasihl,
and adyiaubIe One Of these, Esther A
Parks, who disappeared May 10Th, and Mis-
BrueIt, daughter OF Hon. James Barnett
both Of Oneida county Also the names o
three men, (Gerrit Smith, Q, D. Miller au,
----- Steweit } who have been marked for vep
reance. This is one Of the most damnaol
orgeniEtions ever conceived by wicked minds
Albany Raickerbocker
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-03
An UnreasonAble Clergyman.

In certain Du, ,ch settlement in the vicni.
~ Of Cummunipaw, in the State OF New
jersey, the dUm ne Of the church gave notice
from the desk that those who wished to
uulte with The church should attend at the
parsonage on the following Wednesday after
nOon, that he might examine them on religi
GUS subjects before being received as mem.
bers
Hans, a simple harml less fellow with @
soft heart, anu u head of tho same consistency
went ana presented himself "A candidate for
church membership; or AZ he expressed him
sell, TO be taken in upon the church
The domino, suspicious Of Hans knowl
edge in doctrlnal matters, began his in
qulres BY asking how many Gods there weref
Hans, cOu ung on his hugers, SAID,
The God o, Abraham, the God Of Isaac
and The God OF JAcob--dat is three; den dert
ish Gud dc Father, God dc Son, and God dt
hoy Ghost-dat make six, and may be there
issOme more don't recolect, so we will
call IL ely hL"
"Hans," said the domino, "you will never
do; 80 you must go back and learn your
cRtechism.
SO Hans erest.fallen' and somewhat in
dignant, sec OF on his way Jack Having
nearly reached home, be met his old az
quainlance Conrad, on his way to be exam
ined, and asked him II he was going to b,
taken in upon the church, Conrad suyinl
that he waa, Hans told him to stop and b.
wUu lot him know whether he cou,d pass Al
| examination,
Now" says Ham, "iell me how many God
there are"
"One," replied Conrad.
Then, said Haus, you may just turl
baek--you wi never pass; told the dou
ioie there we're eight, and he was not satisfied
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-03

More Taxes Upon the People.
To show the immense increase Of tpxes
imposed upon the people by the new Tax and
Tariff Bill lately introduced in Congress, We
give the following;
c fee at the present rate
Teas, OF all kinds, % cents per pound.
Coal, from 60 cents to 81 25 per tuu.
Tobacco in leaf so cents per pound.
Cigars worth $40 or less per 900, 20 cents
per ID and 20 per cent aud valorem; worth
S20 and not over $40 per O00, 81 90 per
ID, and 80 per cent sd ysorem; worth SIS
and over, 81 so per h., and 60 per bent. cd
valarem
MusHne, from three cents to ten cents per
yard
Ales md Beers, in bottles, 35 cents per dos
Ales and Beers, ect. n bulk, rs cents per
gallon.
Brandy Grst proof 50 90 per gallon.
Dislilet Spirits, FIRST proof, 81 per gallon
Petroleu n, crnde, 10 cents per gallon
Petroleum, refined, 80 cents per gallon
The Government is evidently determined
10 have The last dollar Of ihe people. Tn,
public must sta,ve in order to carry on the
war
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-03
New XOrk Market.

Nav YoRE, June 3
CoTToS-Qniet aud steady and N ddlinQ
upward a, 1924
Flour bbetter 45G07 SO foreztra State
Round Hoop 90@S 05
WHEAT--Nominaily 60@lG6 Chicago
Spring 56@l,G2 Milwaukee Club l,@70
LIS Winter Red
CoRS-Shade frmerl 42A
0Ars-lu very lair demand and steady Il
S9A@s9l
PoRE- -Firm-2b.
BEEF--Firm and in good demand
BurrER 2s@32
Cur MEATs Firm.
LARD "A shade 6rmer, l4a.
WmsEY--Quiet at 81 seal 3lior Western
SuOAR--Firmer at l6a@l9
PETRoLEuN-Firmcr, 40 Crude Ga; refined
Bond, 69@70 Free
New YoRE, June Stocks irregular
closing 6rmer Money and 7 per cent sier.
ling qietand steady ut l0k Gold
9Ol 20 Coupons l2ll, 6's 'sl Coupons "a
Que year certificates 9st New York Cen
tral 1884 Erie 81 l4l Reading 81 43i
c. Il o q
Secretary Chase sold q million dollars IL
Gold to-day at 9O@ol
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-03

TuE Washington correspondent OF the New
York Commercial AdpsrHssr, indulges in the
following aing at gentle Anna,
"The Dickinson eirl had slim audience
Inst night at Ferd's Theatre, although The
Hutohinsons were to sing, and a national
tableau was TO enven the show She ia u
smart little shreS, but psOpls arp tired Of her
scolding
The Lineolnites are dropping 1.-THE Maid OF
Orleans" their late inspired prophecies, be-
cause only she can no longer worship atthe
shrine Of tho bloodslaiped animal Of the
baboOu arm and face who diSpensss the loaves
and 6shss At Washington. .--SVrasNSs Courier.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-03

GRArr.YrsE. Our city was thrown in
to some little stir by the report that the
greatest battle Of the war had been fought
ypsterday-the results not definitely given.
After careful inquiry, ve could trace the
rcnor, 10 no reliable source. The grape
vine has been at work
Ia our Judgment it is probable that
some heavy fights have occurred, Of which
we yet only so nuch, however, as Stanton
cares about giving.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-03
Worns a Remedy for war.

The people of this country are net sui
fering, and have not suffered since the
commencement Of the war, anything of e.
lyil which has not been the direct out
growth OF the horrible conflict which is
still progressing. The disordered cnrren-
ey, which must soon entail destiiulion and
sufIe,ing upon thousands Of families, and
PROSTATE business in wide spread bank-
ruptcy; the taxation, soon TO grind our
people, though hardly appreciated yet, he
cause Of their accumulated wealth, aud the
redundancy Of currency, which has only
latterly been materially depreciatei; the
repeated leyies OF men, taking only at first
4 surplus population, but which now call
the farmer from his plow, aud which cam
not be repeated or persisted in without
disaster SO great as to be incaleulable; all
this, to say nothing Of the subversion oI
American liberty, the overthrow OF the
Federal Constitution. and the humiliation
of the Republic before all the world, is the
direct result Of the war waged by tho Fed
eral Government on the seeded States
And yet there are men, some of whom
prostitute the name Of Democratic, who
suggest as a remedy for these manifold
and deplorabIe evils--what9 Why, Wig
orous prosecution Of the warl As wei
might a man. in the midst oi general con
asgration, urge the application of mor'
FIRE. as the only means Of arrestng ih'
flames.
What we need, and all that we need
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-03

NEw YuRK, June The Herald's Fifth
Corps correspondent says of the battle on
Monday. Al O'Clock p NJ the enemy ~.
saulted our line, II was general and sud
den attack They advanced in two linea Of
battle, aud heavy skirmish line simultaneous
ly with their opening vOlley Of muaketry, can
non, sold shot and shell from the angry mouths
Of score OF more OF cannon. Firm aud un
shskeh stood cur tnen. The rebels shot too
high Our men cody waited TO return III,
irc. II was most murderous volley The
assAu'tng column we're staggered and tel
back Our artillery which had been in motion
opened in response to the enemy's cannon AS
saut after assault was made by the desperate
foe, but each time our troops hurled him back
Upon General Craford's division tbs assault
we're repeated and fierce. The enemy sough
10 turn bis left, but each time we're handsome
" repuhed More then epecial glory was
Eon by our men, meeting and repelng the
assaults The Pennsylvania Reserves be
hHvet magni6cently In the division, ard
holding the extreme left, was General Lock
wood and his troops, most Of hem for lhe fret
time under fire they behaved like veterans
Colonel Kitching's brigade OF artillery
nov ces in the 6vd stood their ground viii
reso'utt mesa of terans After the eAptur,
Of 80 prisoners the contest closed, with our
having dr. ven enemy as stated above, and oc
cupyiug the battle ground Our loss was 20t
killed, wounded and missing Among tho
killed was NJ, jor Elkert. commanding the 64tl
Michigan Regiment The enemy's losses ar,
much heavier, probably l500, We took zoe
| prisoners, among them three commissioner
officers Among their dead are said 10 have
been found a r. bel General and 2 Colonies
The prisoners oil say the whole Of EweIfi
Corps was engaged against us The Corps
hey say was commanded by Early and ,ha
| General Ewel had command Of the Army
| Lee being sick in Richmond The rumor hai
prevail ed that Lee was wounded in the le,
at SpotsylySnia c II but is no, authentica
ted. There can be no doubt however. of th'
inct that be does not command the rebel arm
al present.
The Tribune say- letters, from Pensacola
says: Information brought by the Admra
The 2l5t ult states that the rebel ram Ten
nessee vas in the Mobile Bay steaming nbou
at the rate OF nine miles per hour
The HerRld's Mexican correspondent say
Juarcz Government has besn perfectly estab
lished AZ Monterey This Liberals more that
10000 are preparing to march on Potosi Tn
French and Imperiaiists have been completed
routed TO Mita, and great enthusiasm for th
, National cause
J The steam transport City Of Bath sale
from New York the lst for Washington return
ed last evening, With her bows stove in, he
E stern carried away, having collidpd of Cap
2 May with tho steam transport Pocohonia
I Captain Baxter f,om New Orleans bound e
D N-w York. The Pocohontas sunk carryin
a down 40 Of her crew and passengers inrudin
] Caytain Baxter She had on board lOl soul
q among The number some soldiers returning 0
Q iurlough, and sick.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-03
special Dispatch Of Tho eiooIupati- o,r,tis

SENATE AMENDMENT 10 FRE TOBACCO TAX
The Senate has made some important
cha ges in the provisions Of the tax bill relative
10 tobacco Manufactured cayendiSh plug,
or twist, Is left nj $50, and tine cut chewing
put up to 46G smoking tobacco, manuluetur-
I'd with all slem and refuse, lr lne cut shorts,
Is made 25c; smoking tobaccy made exclusive
" Of slems l5c on snuG made OF tobacco, or
any substitute, s5c The Senate has introduc.
ed into the list Of cigars, ehoroots or short
sixes, valued at not exceeding 81, 10 be taxed
So, that other grades reDaip At S., S., Sl5
and s25 for cigars respectively under $40,
500 $40, nnd S75 Six dollars is imposed Oh
cigars valued over S76 The Senate has
6nlshsd SIS consideration Of tobacco in CON,
nlttee of whole, but many iurlher amend ia
ia . slight degree is open senate
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-03

THE ADMINISTRATIONS The adniuiStfstion
Of Mr. Lincoln can be most truly summed up
in very few words. II is usurpation 6t for
contempt, a despotism worthy only OF defiance,
a barbarian provocative only Of louihinR and
horror,--ihe most real and universal Of the
barbarsms ofthis aael While unlike Bacon,
Lord Verulam, the members Of the admins.
tration lay no claims TO being "tbe Creates" "
they may be fairly admitted TO have earned
ths spiths, Of "ths meansst Of menkindl"---
Syracuse Courier.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-03
By Telegraph.
aEpoBrED ron THE DAILY EMPIRE
MORNING REPORT.

NEw YosE, June The Tribnne's cores
pou4ent with Butler says; When orders wero
received 70 send reinlorcemenist TO Grsnt, n pom
ioon had been laid scross the Appatomax, and
his men we're 10 march that night to attack
Peiersburg but were ordered 70 march 10
another direction information furnished BY
deserters aud prisoners, shows every thin7
csn he spared have been sen, 10 lee. About
1000 iroopa are located 10 Petersburg and
in our front d in the detenees around Rich
mond on the south side.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-03
LATEST NE Tvs.
AFTERNOON REPORT,

FoRT MosRoE, June "A steamer from
Bermuda Hundred four last evening has ar.
rived, Yesterday morning the enemy attack.
ed Butler's left wing, but we're repulsed Our
loss spht.
The steamer Washington from the White
House arrived here II IL reported FlEbugl
Lee 600 Of his men were captured last
night while attempting TO make raid Ia lhr
direction oi the White House. Genera
Smiths forces made the capture No later
news from Grant
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-03

is PnAcn. Stop this horrid war, and ths
frightfal evils which it has engcndered,
will, so far rs such a contamination is still
possible, disappear. But every day OF
war--ovcry battle fopght--even every VIC
tory wou--bnt aggrayatss ell our troubles
and deters the wished for moment when
they shall have an end. Lot every good
mau pray God for Peacel
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-03

Z / u x


rs composition of eetrirgehis, hbaoftehis, stinu.
Il lantt aud cHTmnRl NeF, NfWh ,yelN Z sicHn no
knowledg' 10 he Only lr tRfati III VIII sttct
petmAntnt cure ot atite} ai D. stter This Art,-
Cholera MiSturp Ia now ~ use nae ~ uf srtry
hrspiHlR Nh re u gives the ettnitf FasiR ion. II
ha, ayed the lycsul u ousands Of cur ttl, efp end
otiE ns,ard We VII guarantee "a le ths h. st rene-
~ "a The world for Dlaffhen and li sentely
Mr. Woods, Ci Gown gtun, MY. viii be mcai hnpJy
% tI-y one T. the virtue Of Btfi kand'S htti
Chols'e ix,ure; in ~ We hats great h1mheF OF
teAimuniaH rom pRn' ME VhC hGye teen cur after
oens ptonounc ed In urai e by their some
after taking only ottle Of '.ircsland'a Anti Choi-
ora Nistl a. II gu suffer vi h Di.rihta and Fyses,
tcrytiy one bottle, u1k
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-03
pemocracy and pemocra1a.

Thus, Democrat" in oil he dictionaries
we ever opened or heard Of is defined as one
who holds that the numbers or subjects Of
the State should be the fountain OF power 10
such 81 te--that the ultimate governing pow.
er should hr lodged in the great body Of the
people IN Y Tribune
Yes, but negroes never, except by this Ad.
miuistrglon, were members OF the State: and
the federal government nor State governments
never reoogniE d them as such, except Ia Two
or three Abolition zed Stales recently. Ne.
groes were Simply recognized az reSidsnls aud
sui jeels AbOuiOuism seeks thrC ugh blood
and battle to inaugurate this very recognition
oi negro cn,zenshlp aud equality, IL will iai.
even 1t some pseudo Democrats are sb.urd
enough TO support u war for such an atrocious
purpo'el
The negro scheme is not equality nor De.
moeraey Il proposes but lhe debasement nj
natural superiofs 10 The negro level Nature
and God anke, and every.whers forbid ths
success of The acknowledgements Courier.
FAyoRlTIsM The President Sc zed and
suppressed the New York World aud the
! Jparnal of Commerce for the odrnse CD oil
| publishing forged proclamation, so very well
done as TO deceive the whole public Why
don't he suppress the Frankfort Common.
wealth, and imprison Ne Hodges for publish
] ing pretended letter from the President
witch made the President say that ANY
measure otherwise unconstitutional became
/ lawful II he thought il Indispensable II Il
| not poss ole that even Mr. Lincoln could svsl
write such stuff Nc thn, aud he ought to seizl
Mr. Hodges without delay Urbana Onion
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-03

Da NELsoH, Presbyterisa clergyman
created an immense disturbance At the ST.
Louis Sanitary Fair the other day, by brlhg.
ing two negroes TO the table With him and
insisling on the ladies' waiting upon them -
This piece Of Abolitiop inaolspee very near
ended the Fair.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-03

THE PogTloN or ATTAIRs IN AMERICA -
THIS. then, ia the general position Of affairs
and The survey conducts as TO conclusions very
favorable TO the ConitderRtee In Virginia,
il is true, the fortune OF war has still 10 be
tried, and any considerable success in thls
quarter would probably be hailed by the
Fsderals as an adequate recompense Tor all
the disappointmenls Of the year But that
view there would be more sentiment than sub
stance A victory in Virginia would do n9th.
ing for the Northern cause in Louisiana, 10
Tennessee, or even in North Carolina. The
telling fact in favor Of the South is that in
nll quarters at once, aud after three years Of
war, IL has shown itself St least equal, nos
superior 10 is adversariea II the federas
are beaten even 10 Louisiana, II they ean not
hold their own even on ths shores OF North
CarulinA, aud II mere raid like that OF
General Forrest in Tennessee, can deprive
them OF their positions on the Mississippi,
what have they really accomplished BY their
expenditure Of million Of men and hun
dreds Of millions Of money! That question
we should think, is one uhIoh Americans must
needs ask themselves before long aud u
Grant should fail In retrieving the fortunes
of tue North by SONS sienal triumph 10 plr
ginia, tuAy perhaps receive decisive
answer London Times, MGy6 6.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-03

DAYTON, Jane 8
HARsHMAN,s FLQuR--Red wheat

DAYTON, June 8
HARsHMANs FLouR--Red wheat
wholeaale Z 2j.
WHEAT--Sl 65.
CQRN--i00; shelled 9O0l0o.
OATS--f0
RYE-l 45@l 80.
BARLEY--sl 90
COFFEE--49@b0.
SUGAR-l9@22.
EGG9-l3@l5 per doz.
WHlSKY--l 30
CHEESE -l7@l9
DRIED PEACHE5-i6@20,
DRIED APPLES-l2@ is.
BEANS--Per bushel 81 5003 90.
HAY-rimoihy $32 per ton.
TEAS-st 65G2 0O
RlCE-l3i0l5 per ID,
LARU--l4@l9
BUTrER-2O@25.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-03
osIY oEAUINB HAIR REsToRnR.
Read the Glowing.
(TsstM nj u Ma Sack Goptd

kiesfW NJ " Mfs SNipN Tottes) : rae
PnoT TEwuvm Two years ago Iuy iefI ,t,nms
and my halr romaene q e Al out veIslsst
'oTe' IL b came very prinml nv feEl Ht hflf SAE
broken, tho burning ard itehins tenssilon Npt uftu
no. Abei Would Apply r m. dy ai.F- T.hsojf tat
only mon eutaii rel { g hHuned . " rAi iiJr.
lsn- OF his city was inform cd hl then, that The
iise@sw'lh winch m,yIse lPNen an ctso WAS sspe
nh um, Rnd that th' co 10 n tenedt ne Trad =
your adverussn,tni and some luded 10 cofsu't y,p,
and rrstore my In nhi0 had become very tim
Nltht htw fthee pseed misel " yonF hHtas
ana the reru Ia are, Ave nluSuri 1t lSea Of hnr;
my Aoalp psre ty well, and my hair has ceased 70
all tu1 Rvsusct uly yOuls,
Mss -AHAu q uIv, No. aouih Pearl rge 1,
L I. fact aok uoNl, dyed by all ho hay, used the
Hair Rvstorsr, and their name Is Legion, that tits
TIE ONLY PREPARATION .r
That would enecua.y and permanently restore the
hair OF those Who are bald, eud prevent
THE HAIR FROM FALLING OFF.
The'rse and rapidIy increasing sale ~ Restorative
a the ardnse evidence OF the man old behsols L is
eoui1rrng upon
THE HUMAN FAMILY,
The eonfdsnos Of the public haS been obsAlnsd, snd
they all unite 10 asfi'uG to its M rt and vest supsn
OVER ALI PREPARATIONS A +
Ever intrhdueed l DO not reeomm,nd my pre,ara.
months, Rsit smplo impoasility, and totally III
consistent with he lews Of Nalure 10 thore who are
skopuya OF lncrt dulou~, lluRl hoaA Ado ODER;
Will forfeit sI,eOO
zone Thou aud bollsil) Il Iall to cure the worst
cases Of paius belanesf, under hheep ysars' stand
rue ONLY GEN lNE RAR RrsToRER.
This wonderful remedy ,Old BY druggists vsDer.
ITYoUR DRUGGIST HAS NOT GOT 1T SEND
FOR 1T, l.
NB.-ourss guaranteed 10 every asAs where ths d
rsotobs for are mpli0itly ottyed
- Pisc, 81 per bo'tis oEtx boiaes for %
"''diy Albany Ssv fsSb,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-03
AaCOtcaI

OUnEs Cnuehs onda, eorr Throat, kAthfns, and
" CONSTIPATION. ft "a Only neoes-aiy for eny ono
Toull with ttese c0fuplnints 20 tiy cn' hot le Of
Striek'oHds AeiNfaous Cough Baisdm
10 conv nos them y Ntitis the btt PREPARATION eya'
used II not only cures the ahoy enecupns ~ the
Throat ard Lungs hut Il cures Night sW,eis HH1
spttiug Of ~ cd and l. an ,Aessnt garEle for any
kind ~ Sore Threat It's N sssht n tak' and
cate medicine or f,ntA Price w Centa per bottle.
For sale by druRp "a Rebera ly. MIA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-03

EVEvYbQlY IS teog cured Of tbis dlsitesslng
u d. ease BY the nse OF
Dr.. Striektands PUe Remedy
Read what those say who have nEtd b
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