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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-18
STATE NE VS..

- Beef cattle in Dubuque have advan.
ced from 50 10 IS per cent.
The citizens Of Ottumwa are paying
SIS for each lOo7days' recruit.
-Mush and milk festivals are becoming
very fashionable in many portions Of the
State;
There are 100000 acres Of vacant,
land in the Fort Dodge District So says
the Fort Dodge Reput'ica".
- The Edora Sentin., states that tho
prospects for good wheat and cora crops
in Hardin county is good.
R. H. Sylvester, Esq, formerly the
talented editor Of tho Iowa City Sat.
Press, has connected himself With the
press at Omaha.
Mrs. D. Darling Of Fairfield town.
ship, Faye.se county, committed suicide
on the 18th ult., by taking s.rychnine.
The Marengo Register learn. from
The farmers Of Iowa County that the
chinch bug has made its appearance. in
thu. county, and commenced its rav"ges
on the spring wheat.
We learn from the Loyal Gillian
that spurious vaccine matter has done
serious mischief in Appanoose county
1t has communicated syphili.ic sores, diff.
fcult to heal.
There is rumer that Mr.. Alexander,
the Treasurer Of Keokuk county, is de.
laulter to the county in The sum OF 81, O0c,
and that all his property has been attach.
ed BY the Sheriff.
WIN. Powers, = mute belonging to
the Deaf and Dumb ASYLUM. Was drown.
ed while bathing 10 the Iowa river near
Iowa City few days since. He was thir.
teen years old, and was from Charlton,
Lucas county.
A farmer Of Ksokuk equity writes TO
tho Sigourney Nevs tina. be has disc over
ID unmis:akabls signs Of the existence OF
deposits Of oil in that county similar to
that obtained from the oil wells Of Penn.
sylvania, and from which kerosene il made.
q A notorious horse thief, named Reu.
ben Hoyer, was arrested At Elkadsr. las.
Wednesday, and made to confess bis gull.
and afterwards Was lodged in Jail, Seven
horses and mules were discovered Ia ! se.
Gre, rendezvous, which. it i, supposed,
were stolen and secretsd BY this thief and
bis accomplices.
In tho Supreme Court, nsw in session
1t Des Moines, in the case u Wsrnibold
against Schlicting, from Scott county.
where tho defendant loaned 70 the plaintiff
500 in American gold before tho pas.
saee Of the act of Congress OF February
25,h, 1862, and took his note payable in
United States gold, il was held BY the
Cour. that atender of Legal tender notes,
and made since that act wen. into effect,
WAS sudicient, and entitled the maker Of
the note 10 = surrender Of the same and
the deed Of trust executed to secure IT,! 81
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-18

CouLDs'r HELP Ir-Believing ~ the
Shoddyites do, that Mr. Lincoln il the
Government, how could they do otherwise
than support bis nomination u the Balti.
more Convention = Would they not have
as once laid them selves open TO The charge
Of dsloyslty and treason, did they refuse
- support him. ..~,...-.-..~. T.1@.
W. wonder what The tool who runs the
Shoddy picking mschins over q Fort
Dodge will ssy 10 this7
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-18

Andy Felt, Of The Pubic Record. il also
troubled with "Snskes,in bis boots :" but
W ars satisfied that Andy 10 not affected
BY Government pap, ~ 10 don't got
enough Of that article to keep sick kit.
ten alive. Can il be that Aady has taken
10 bis old habit Of drink We can hard.
y think 20, for hs 10 : nov member IL tho
church. At all events his mind il badly
uoddied on the subject Of snakes, espe-
cialiy eoppeshrads One Of them must
have bitten Rim, from the way 10 ho~is.-
How 10 |, Uncle John. cant yos throw
little light on this snake question:
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-18

MI No tsle graphic news Of importance |;
only, Grant has changed his base to James
River. and John Morgan has been meet
beautifully whipped II Ksu.seky an has
skedaddled Sou.hward. r. Et'>asst
Here tho lines broke down.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-18

KEEr IT srronE Our Dors IN THE FIELD
that during ths last 0bngress, ,oh.ascsr -
effort vds made to iaerease. their pay, .that
THE SHoDDr lxfERssrs HAVE lxvAR,AsL1
RISEN Up AND DErrArrD TEE MEASURE.
Let them remember that DrxocRArs
UNANIMOUSLY FAVORED 4 BILL, PAYING
THEM IN GOLD AND SILVER, OR THEIR EQUIV.
ALENr! 49, 49, IT
That when the Shoddyites have object.
cd, on the grounds that, tie Government
ras unable to afford Il, DEMOCRATS HAVE,
SHOWN THAT THE ADMINISTRATION VAS xx.
PENDING MORE away DAT ON PUBLIC surL.
DlNGs, FEEDING AND CLOTHING THE NEGRO
AND SUPPORTING IDLE AND uNIxpLoYED or
rleERs. than could make the pay Of each
private in rnE~AnNY OVER $50 PER MONTH.
Soldiers remember THIS ,ohile you are
munching hard tack and sow belly, and
trying to make ends meet vith tie miser.
able $I3 PER MONTH.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-18

The New York Times calls tho Clevs.
land Convention "a combination Of cop.
perAeaa ,adicsis." Going to be grea.
year for snakes, this! Msy be some Of
them will get into Uncle aAbs'sr boots n
tho White Hanse Who can iell7
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-18

Sambo who am Linkum like de cab.
bage-head2 Cubs" up dat conn ndrum Jim.
Its coz he's got big slolk 70 him, haw,
haw he, be-!
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-18

The nomination of Fremont Was ear
ried by exclamation, followed BY such
cheers ~ only German lungs can gi,a-
deep sutteral NJ bassoon, and fragrant
,cith The s.cect perfume Of onions aud
garlic !'-Nese Fork Times. g..
Perhaps before the Presidential election
Is over Mr.. Lincoln's friends may b lead
to speak more respectfully Of our German
citizens than this. A short time ago il
vas tour dear German friends !" but
now, since tho Germans have refused to
play second. fiddle to the Administration
any longer. they are ready to heap Any
amount Of insults and abuse upon them.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-18

TAKEN up by Henry d. Hart<ough, Of Sioux
City Township, Woodbury. County, Iowa, Oh the
18th day Of May, 1864, a black mare about l5L,
hands high, with two white hind feet, aud Tour
years Of aye. Appraiseda 1t esghty dollars.
J. n. flELD, Clerk
tnnsl7-2w DC, Woodbury. county. Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-18

1t is said that daughter Of the rebel
Gen. Lee is residing within Buffers line
and is allowed unrestra,ned liberty
Strange Butler should let young lady 60
unu ole sted.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-18

4 A SELECT SCHOOL will 10 opened about tho
~ hrst Of May, under the care Of A. II. Wright.
and taught W some competent inssrscsor--prov;d
cd sucisut .nducement Is offered By those ineres.
Ssd The ohJsot will 10 to prepare pupiD for ths
High 4ehool. A limited asmhAr only will ~ Cd
mtstsd. Apply sooa. ;
Sloan City, Fob. iSth, i06I-ov
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-18

A shoddy sexchshRs says, W. shssld
hide or fact ~ shame. IAndss ysur
ears and " could hide o1sss6 il tbsn.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-18

- Assessors Once, L. q. later nal Rsvesse.
~ Sixth Districl of losa.
3 -.-. Mavshalltown, Iowa, May 9lss, loEl.
NQIIOk II hcrvby given 10 whom Il ma coscesu
IN that fran the lst unit the 2sth day Of June
next, the liats. valuations and assessments Of n
9. Ihdson, Assistant Assessor Of tho eth div8Aicn
81 this District, will be open It his once In Sioux
City Tor Inspection, and that the I'd Of July Al
the Court House IN Sioux City. tbs Asscssor y IN
hcar and determine al appeals relative - INV
yerfonsous or excessive valuations made N ! aid
'Assletaaf ASSESSOR. =zS* a *@ 1855
jupsS ~ "@@ pELOS ARNOLD Ameno,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-18
SherIH,S Sale.

.. Il. NCDUUUA DO
Sioux City, June 18th, lS6l-3w
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-26
Current News Items.

We get no morning dispatches from the
East The reporter here doesn't know why
We have disastrous news to-day from Alaba'
ma. The garrison at Athens has been caPtur-
ed and three hundred men sent to reinforce
the garrison we're also gobbled up by the reb,
els.
very formidable invasion has been made
by the rebels in Missouri. There will be seri-
ous trouble there we aPprehsnd before all Is
over.
Lincoln has removed Montgomery Blair
from the Office of PostmA mAster General This
is done simply to concliats the Fremont men
and is therefore an act Of baseness.
General sherm an says that real kindness
has been shown to the women and children
whom he drove from their homes in Atlanta.
Governor Deunisou refuses 10 be the sue.
cedaneum of Blair. de declines the Postmas-
ter Gensralship
Reports from Pennsylvania aud New York
Indicate that those States will certainly 60
for Mcclellan.
General McClsrnand, Of Illinois, is oat for
Mcclellan and the whole Democratic ticket.
The Republicans tried to get up meeting
in Marion on Wednesday last Il turned out
complete failure II was here that Brough
got sick.
The tendency Of gold is still downward
Just us MeClellans prospects improve the
credit of the Government advances. II Abe
Lineoln is reelected, Ireenbaek will hardly
be worth more than old paper brings al the
paper mills
The Democracy Of the Seventeenth Con
gressioDal Dislrie, have nominated ] h Wal
lace. This completes the list OF Democratic
candidates.
vi the lOsth New York regiment, only six,
ty two are left. These stand 80 for McCisl-
lao, aud 2 for old Lincoln.
In Indianapolis the draa fell upon the
poor classes Every effort is being made to
raise money to buy Substitutes.
In the Londo0 STANDARD, Of September 9th,
United States bonds are quoted at 80, and
Confederste bonds At 10 This shows that
they don't believe 10 England that the rebel.
lion is on its last legs yet.
The New York Herald says the PsanSJlsa'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-26

Editors Ohio Statesman
A few evenings ago, at the close Of Mai
Stambanghs speech, one OF The delegates
who went TO Cambridge aud voted for The
nomination Of Bingham us candidate for
Congress arose and in good faith proposed
three cheers for Geo. B. Mcclellan; aud they
we're given With a will Hundreds of others,
who last fall voted for John Bsoash are out
boldly for Mcclellan and the Democratic tick
ct, as the only way Of uniting the North, and
making speedy peace with restoration OF
the Union under the Constitution. Since
l840, no candidate received so large vote
from the opposite party as Mcclellan will re-
ceiye from the Republican party this fall, ia
TuscaraWas county. White beat Bingham
23OO votes two years ago; he will beat him
worse this fall X.
New Philadelphia, Sept IL, 1864.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-26
The way they Talk In PsnnSyI-
Vanla.

At the Great Democratic Rally at Ian
caster, Pennsylvania, Mr.. CAMPBELL Of
Philadelphia concluded his speech in these
words, which were received with long
continued applause:
"But there is a most important matter to
be examined II beaten without the votes OF
boqus States, aud without the interference Of
Federal bayonets shall we submit2 | say
yea. Bat il the votes Of bogus States are 10
be inierpOsed, or rather to be cast for Mr.
Lincoln Cries, "McCellal must lead us
against Tyrants Well, if Federal bayonets
10 Kentucky, Missouri, Tennessee, Maryland,
Delaware and Lauisiana nay il the armed
power Of the Administration, for ! make q
distinction between the Administration and
the Government, should interfere al the polls
in Pennsylvania, what will you do2 Cries
of "To arms To armspl say to you If we
are fairly beaten, it is our duty as good eiti-
Eens to submit; but il we are cheated at the
polls, we must rise in revolution against
usurpers Gen. George B. Mcclellan, must
be asked, in such contingency to lead US to
death or to Constitutional liberty
At the same great meeting it was unan-
imously resolved
THAT the Union can never be restored
BY War-this is apparent to every rejecting
mind who looks calmly and dispssstonately al
the history Of the last four years.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-26
Democratic Meetings

Union, Randolph, Tp Friday, evening,
September Both, II Elliott and I + Threshsr
Farmerspile, Jackson, Tp.-Friday, even.
ing, September 3Oth, d A Houk and Thomas
o Love.
Centerviiie, Washington, TIP Thursday,
evening, September 29th, II Elliott aud GeOr-
&c V Nauerth.
GermaatosOA, German, TIP Saturday. ev-
eninP, October /, d A Hoax and Thomas
o Lowe
Liberty jefferson, Tp.--sat6rday, evening,
October !, Thos Threshsr and George W Ma.
lambre
AieraaderUille Saturday evening, 0oto-
Der ! st. Henderson Elliott and Adam Clay
Jacob Alther's, -Four Nile House, on Leb-
anon Pike Monday Evening, October 50,
1864. @ Fitch and C b Hartman
KinseiFs Grocery, Madison, Up Tues
day, evening. October 4th, T o Lowe, Doctor
Egry and ID K Boyer.
JohRwiile - Tharsday Evening, October
9th, 1864, George W Houk aud Thomas o
Lowe.
Mamisbarg Aiami Tp Saturday, even
ing, October 9Th, George W Houk and d. Ell.
hutl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-26
Impoverlshing the People.

High taxes, and exorbitant prices were
not impoverishing oul laboring people fast
enough to suit the Black Republican
leaders. But the present draft is doing
the work completely and effectively. 1t
will utterly pauperize thousands, and leave
other thousands in embarrassed circnm
stances. The hard earnings and savings
of years of industry in a countless num-
Der Of cases, are new being swept away
forever! How long will the people toler-
ate the existence of such an Administra-
tion of the Government Not longer
than November, we devoutly hope and
pray
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-26
s,anton,s Latent RuIletIn.

We publish Stanton's latest letter to Dix
among this evenings dispatches There is .
vagueness about it which is not at all usual
with this very positive Secretary There are
too many things which be confesses not to
know We do not consider Sheridan sure of
victory, until the end of the race he is run
ming shall have been reached The news
from Sherman is not favorable. His commu
ncations are 10 a critical condition. aud may
possibly be cut of, However desirous people
may be of victory, it is better to look at the
situation calmly and dispassionately, than to
permit hope TO run away with common sense.
The time to boast is not when the harness is
put on, but when il is put of.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-26
Excitement In the Counlry.

Never in the history of the country has
there been any thing like the excitement
which has prevailed for the last few days
in Districts W here the draft has been made
Men are hurrying to and fro, collecting
money, and hunting substitutes. Persons
are making the most unheArd of sacrifices
to avoid the service. In some instances
we know of individuals who have given
all they are worth for substitutes Prices
of substitutes range at from $1,000 to
81, 500. If people desire another draft by
the lst of January, let them vote for LIN
COLIN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-26
The last Dollar and the Last
Man.

Provost Marshal Fay. gives the people
the very eOnsoling assurance. that where
there are excesses they will be credited on
the nsrt drati. Let the people ponder
this official announcement that there is to
be another draft. Remember, too. that
paying ont is played out The people
have about filed the Republican program
me so far as money is concerned. They
have given well night the ''last dollar" +"
The "last man. will have to go when the
next draft is made. A-ie
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-26
Vote fOr LIneOIn, % YOu VVanl
Another DEang

Last fall, the Democracy told the peo-
ple that as soon as BRoUeH was elected
there would be draft. They were not
believed; Republican papers and stumpers
denied it, But, sure enough, before week
elapsed after the election was over, draft
was ordered. SO it will be again. Re-
member il LINCOLN is elected 500. 900
men win be drafted before the lst of
January. at,Dna'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-26
lEMOCRATIC NTATR FICKET.

SEOREriRI OF STATE,
WILLIAM W ARMSTRONG,
OfSeneca O-uuty.
SUPREME JUDGE,
IFoE rULL rEAh,)
PHILADELPH VAN TRUMP,
Ol Fairfield Cou "
(To Pill vAcNEcIEs.)
Lons Naaancy,
MACHIAS c. WHITLEY,
VI Hancock County.
Short Vacancy,
ALEXANDER :. BOYS,
or vtghland County.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
LYMAN r CRlFCHFIELD,
of Holmes County.
COHPTRDLLER OF THE TREASURY,
WILLIAM s v. PRENTISS,
OF franklin County
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
ALEXANDER S RAMSEY,
OfHArdin County.
BOARD nF PUBLIC WORKS,
(FULL TERhD
WILLIAM LARWILL,
OF Ashland County.
(FoR v,oASoY)
CHARLES B0ESkL,
OF Augiaizs County.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-26
card from Mr. vallanalsham

DAYToS, ONO, Sept, 81 1864
To the Editors Of the Eaquirer;
observe that the Administration papers
are republishing extensively the statement
of fellow signing himself "Emile Bourlier,"
under the head Of Startling Revelations
So far as it relates to myself alone, IL de-
sarvss, rs it should under different circum.
stances receive, no notice. But as It's chief
parpOse is to impuie actual and overt tres sou
TO General Mcclellan while in command Of
ths Army of The Potomac, let me say that The
character OF the witness and the worth OF his
testimony may be- dlscerned from the fact
that not one Of the statements in regard TO
myself is true. All are impudent falsehoods.
was not in the South during the year 1864,
either in April, July or December, the "ep
oehs' which he expressly 6Kes General
Mcclellan was not in command Of the Army
OF the Potomac while was South. During
my brief soiOurn there, between May 20 and
June II, 1863, did not see Jefferson Davis.
Seldom or Henjamin, OF any other member Of
the Southern Cabinet / was never "closeted'
with any Of them any where; never was
visitor" Of or had any Conference" with
Nj, Benjamin, and, in short, t0as NOT in
Richmond at aii-as the fellow asserts.
notice these things only because they are
used il connection with the name Of General
Mcclellan. and for political purposes in the
Presidential campaign
C. l. VALLANDIGHAM
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-26

mia State election will indicate the resnlt Of
the Presidential " 30, Mcclellan will be
elected, for Penpsy ylsania Is sure for him.
The RepablieAo meeting in Cineinos,i on
Saturday nishl was got up at az immense
expenditure Of money and labor. There was
no enthusiasts in the crowd though great
deal Of malice aud vulgsriiy we're exhibited
on the banners
The draft in the seconl District Of Cincin-
natl has been postponed at tbs request Of the
Provost Marshall.
The decline Of gold has brought business
tO complete stand in Baltimore. This will
be the effect elsewhere. After a little time
there must be crash, unless gold goes up
again.
sherman seems TO be destroying Atlanta
tearing down houses for lumber to build
tents
There vas 40 ssfol big Mcclellan rati6ea-
ton meeting in Canton on the l7th. The
procession was two miles long.
Apples are very abuuiAnti 10 the Cincinnati
market, and the price has consequently islleo.
Prices of almost every article ought torecede
with tho fall OF gold
1t is predicted that Petersburg will be in
possession Of Grant 10 ten days
| The rebels seem to be rather successful
than Otherwise lately in the West The tele
graph, however, assures US that the rebellion
ia that quarter will soon be put on it's last
! legs.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-26
A ViIIainous lie.

The following lie is deliberately told
by the Cincinnati Gazette. The Gazette
had a reporter at the meeting, and there
fore knows that this paragraph is lie
"A Democratic meeting at Sidney, Ohio,
which was TO have been addressed by Val
landis ham, was broken up on SATURDAY. by
some Michigan soldiers. No particulars."
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-26
Mr.. vaIIandIgham at sIdnsy.

NAIs NMAAahAohe AaaANAA - ~N~"
Rarely has it ever happened to public
man to receive such demonstrations OF the
affection and confidence Of the people as
were awarded to Mr. VALLAsDIGHAM at
the great Democratic meeting in Sidney
on Saturday. So demonstrative were the
warm hearted and faithful Democracy
there assembled, so eager to take the great
Champion Of the Constitution by the
hand, and so immense was the assemblage,
that it was at last found Indispensable to
close the doors of the hotel at which Mr.,
VALLANDieHAM stopped. On his way to
the stand, at the close of his speech, and
at last, ON returning to the cars, these
demonstrations continued with unabated
enthusiasm. No man in America posses
ses so much Of the love and confidence of
the unbribed masses, as MIR. VALLANBIG-
HAN and no one will dispute this proposi-
ton who was at Sidney ON Saturday. Let
the friends of the noisome ScHEECK-
"ugly and venomous" Schenck-"put this
in their pipe and smoke it."
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-26
OF aARrpoRp. CONNECTICUT
EVERY MAN SHOULD INSURE HIS LIFE.

0NHE Rtua grants policies For LIFE, for a term
i OF years, Endowment policies and child ems En-
dOwfnent Also, Non Forleitlng Policies, which no
payment Is required after teu lears.
Five thousand dollars paid two losses this city
within the last siK months.
Among all the contriVsnces Of men 20 protect the
family circle from want none found more sim.
pie IN ITS character, noble IN its eaturss certain In
its RESULTS than Life Insurance u is the prop which
the dying husband caves TO
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-26
BE SAFE From THE pASes oR WANT,

Would these childreA nave a comfortable home aud
the means OF sducatOnl Would this wife De indepen.
dent Of tho cold charities OF the wordl Would this
aged and feeble parent be provided fort Would my
estate pay my dobtsi Would there be sacrifice OF
property by forced sales OF administrator to meet
the demands ofcredors- sales made when the market
tends downward, and far prices cannot be reGlzed
How few answer these question 10 their satsfae
toni They fear TO ask them, and cherish the belief
that they have long lease On life This Is both iOOl
Ish sndeowardly, fhe brave
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-26

ENEBiBoDl is being cured o. ikis Undressing
II dlsesse by the use of
DR.. St,ioklonds PIE Remedy.
Read what those say who have used IT.
Mr.. Charles w Land. am, OF Louisville, and MIR j.
HaArde CincuI ati, q both we're cursd NJ ter using
one pot Of Or sineh hands Pile Remedy hey say
but one Pot Of btriekland'A Pile Remedy effected =
perfect cure after suffering for many ytsls.Nih The
worst kind Of lfleH. They recommend every rue
who is suffering 10 t1yit.
ASK for
Dr. Strickland Pie Remedy.
Sold BY all druggists, IS ets pot Manufactured at
No. q East Fourth 81 Cincinnati, %. mia
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-26
mroicaI

HUhE4 Coughs Colde, Sore Throat, Ash M and
~ Consumption. II IL only necessary for any ne
troubled with these complaints TO Try one bottle Of
Styick 'ands AelfRuouS Cough Bals0m
to convince them that is The best preparation ever
li-od lt DOT only cures the above Affections uf lie
Throat aud Lungs. bat tt cures Night fwtatr htd
spttng of bl od sud an excellent psrgie Tor any
ktud o. Suie Throat. 10 Dr. pleasant to take, andf
safe mcdcns or inins Price o. Gents per hottie.
hor sale bY drnHN-ts generally. mia