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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-02-06

Pers0n' Of ssndeptary habits troubled with weak
ness lssSitHd palPitatton efthe heart IeSk Of Appe
ie Distress after eating. torpid liver, constipation
etc, deserve - suffer " they viii not try the esiebEa
led . "a .s.... =. .. -.s.--s IN egs.r
Plantation Bi6teE"S J
which are nov accommodated BY, the highest fnedca
authorities and warranted to produce aa inaEediatt
beneficial effect. Theys ars exceedingly agreeable,
perfectly pure, and must supercede all CHER tohfc'
where healthy, gontIe stimuleptts required.
They purify, 'strenRtHen and lnviaorats.
They create healty, appetite. .. 8. ~s~r
They are antidote to change Of water and diet. "a
They overcome effects of dissipation and late hours
they strengthen the system and enlivsn the mind.
They prevent miasnatic and Intermittent fevers.
They purity the breath snd acidltyel Ehe ss6tnacb,
They cure Dyspepsia and Constibation = gas "
They cure Diafrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
. They make the weak strong. the languid briniaht
and exhausted MAJ arss great FestOrar They are
composed Of tho celebrated caisya bark wInteEreen
sassafEss, Roots and herbs all preserved In perfectly
pure st. Croix For particulars circulars and
testimonials around each bottle. -4s-e
Beware Of impos,ors. Examine every bottle. Sc,
that II has D. g. Barnes signature our private ct
S. Stamp over the cork, with plantation scene, and
our arIn signature fine steel plate engraving
side label. See that our bottle Is not refied with
spurious and deIeterious stuff. We defy any peFson
to match the taste charac Of Any per-
pretending sell Plantation Btters, by the gall
ioR In ybuik, 10 tmpastSr. We sell eniy In our
log cabin bottle. Any person initiating this bottle or
selling any ether mateEsI sherein, whether called
Law, and will be So prosecuted by us we already
have our eye two parties rs-hing bottles, &st
who will succeed in getting themselves Into close
quarters The demand for Drske's Plantation Bsstsrs
from Ladies, Clergymen Merchants. kc is perfsCt1y
incredible, The simple trial Of bottle Is the evidence
wepr ~est 81 ~ RIB and superiority They are
sold By all respectable druggists grocers, physicians
hotels Saloons steamboats, and country stores.a
r.. ~. DRAKE g. Co.,
n23y1w 2G2 broadway, n "
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-02-06
LcoMMuEIcArBD.l ,o '&TfT -
Pulmonary Ctrsumption d Durable Disease -! |
A CARD.
TO CONSERVATIVES

The undersigned having been restored to health in
ew weeks by very simple remedy. after having sui
tered several years from severe lung Affection, and
hat dread disease nsdnptign--ss anxious to maze
known to his fsllc w-saaerers the Of cure ~
To all who desiBe 1t, he will send prescription used
ee Of charge With the directions for preparing and
using the same. which they win ana o svre cure for
CONSUMPTION, AsrAMA, BRONCHITIS, CoueHs.
COLDS, &c. The only object of the advertiser is to
benedt the anetsds aud spread information which he
ooheetves to be Invaluable; and be hopes every suffer-
er will try his remedy, It viii cost them nothing,
and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing The prescription will piesss address
REV. EDWARD 4. WILSON,
williamsburg,
e...- , ~ ..... kins' County, 4
pWio2 ms .-sH r. :r.a ~ y AeKask. 4
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-02-06

Person' Of ssndeptary habits troubled with weak
ness ssstade paPtatton 81 the heart Iass Of ApPe-
he, distress after eating. torpid liver, constipation
etc, deserve . suffer II they will net try the esisbEa
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-02-06

Ready Pay viii bring Cheap Resf.aa.a-,
HAVING Purchased the Stand and good wiHs %
- PoUDER h GARRISON, win Dry 10 accomno-
date the CiizeBs OF oounef BIuHs WIN ki kindS 81
the RBsT or MEATS, and 40 shall ds ans ssss @n
e Exciusive' Cash Buspza1sw, @gs4s.
twiIibe ssls 60 ssH BesfNs lester avaasaee to the
rcnsumer. steaka from D sosss Boasts and Boiling
pisces to Z. 80 49,. = rss.,.,s
oOuseit Biass, Oct, 10 1sesls4 4fz9 a' s7 >~'.4
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-02-06
Advertising Isxtraordinary.

4 London letter to the Cincinnati
Ga,otbs says that in comparison with the
English We don't know anything about
advertising. and that the tricks and shifts
reserted to to attract public attention to
an article or place of business are mani
fold and astonishing. Here is one which
the writer witnessed Himself:
The other day in passing along a street,
| stopped with large crowd near "A
meat-store where a loud alteration was
proceeding, with loud and angry lam
guage. 1t was on Saturday evening, and
the streets were flled with people and
market stalls, somewhat as Fifth street
III Cincinnati is on the same evening. It
was easy therefore, to gather a crowd by
any disturbance. In this meat store the
chief butcher was threatening most VIC
lently Junior partner because he had
sold string OF the finest Sausl .5e at only
nine pence pound to some woman ;
the butcher would not stand it, bv
C.; he would break up the partner
ship Tomorrow :" and "if he did not
take care he would knock the breath out
OF him then and there" The other
whined out some apology and dcfed him,
o Here are sEusages that cost nc nine
pence, holfiing them up to the crowd.
"and he goes and sells them for that
these best ke1tishtoWns, IF YOU, sir, ev-
er sell another one for. less then ten
pence, yoHW t.ltehH!" Now the salsages
were scarcely purchazeable elsewhere in
the market under a shilling; and it nc
tuaily turned outthat this noise and fu-
~ were al q mock scene to bring a
crowd to the door and advertise the s9u.
sages saw seFeralpersons buy some
of the sausages. --
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A correspondent ofthe Evening Jora,.a

. A correspondent ofthe Evening Joru,,ai
says: <.-S: "
: President lincoln. it is said, tells q
good story Oh Ben. " ade, of Ohio. Wade
told the President that he prayed during
all OF Buchanan's term that old Taney
would not die during his Administration
for fear Buck would fill the place with q
copperhead." The Chief Justice holds out
yet, and Wade says he fears he overdid
the business. ,.E.. El.-.5. :
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t1Gs sssg ~
Is especially large, and seIsetsa BY Our Mt, vnssag
who has had evenly safs experience ii ne VS..
/. a.. a:~n. -. n 74@s Hsas 5s4@ "a: = s7sts ~
sale Tea Trade Esst aud psssesses pausaaF saeaasE
Ess fOf purchasins. Win view % meet .As vsnisss
western sosSefsa -s.sra'1~' -. .'. '..'srs-. -
enrAgeuts viii Wait on the Traders. psnsansssgEin
this section 6fths eosnfry. 80.
We solicit an examination otour stost v6s, yst-
. ree,n s,fF ~ 3s.e4'' ! Ge.. -'&15* s@ 7za2
ehaserS visit Sar City. ~~e7't s'@'.'S7'
RsnentSer, de number, 8 4 s River 4arees.
..~se. ' 49,. 81. % r.ATLoR i. WRIGHT, q
30. TAYLOR, ,ssa Of arm Of c II. wicker Co. +
T. H. WRIGHT, from cooks & HawIeys, ny. /
Oct. II, --En4w5 - p -. g.. - -.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-18
SHERIFFs SALE.

Henry stlbbs ". BaInuel Slibbl q ~ IN ParIiton
Case No. f1te. Superior Court Of Moutgoa ~
County.
Ilf virtue Of an order OF sale made N the above
- csuse BY the Superior Court az MONTGOMERY
County, OHIO, viii oder public sale at the d OF n
the Court House. on
Tsssady, harsh 20. 1854.
Al tso O'Clock Of said day, the olloWtAg deseTib-
ed real estate SE certain tract Of land With ha AZ
plrtenaaces lying and being in Clay toWhship Mont
gomery County, Ohio, and described a. follows, to-
gG The north half Of the northwest quarter OF secon
imtty-two la), town aix (elsrange four ~ eontaning
acres
Said farm ia situated one mile west Of Dodson Sta.
ton, and is said 10 BE- ona Of the best hrms that
neghoorhood and has been appraised $50 per acro
free OF dover
Terms-H cash, y Ia one year and the balance 10
two years from the oay Of saei deferred paymens ~
ooar H1 per en- interest nom the Dag of sale 70
b secured ~ morlRage on the premises
GEORGE WOoAhAN. 6hsFd Mona county.
Aovk AeMAnoN, Attornsys. iarlwis
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-18

Fallon'B stereepttooa. I'VE tried our best
to resist the attractions Al Beekel Hall last
evening, but it was no go--aud it will be the
same way tonight again. The Siereopticpn
has got the better Of US, and We cave at dis.
cretion There is fascination in its sugges-
lions, and a charm ihits illusori shadows Of
the grand, aud olden, and admirable both il
nature and art, which Rre too pleasant to
forego, To gaze upon the real scenes aud
objects presented by the Stereopticon would
be ssrcsly more satisfactory than Ihe laithiu
reflex while the admiration Tor the wondroas
art which is so nearly. miracle, would be
entirely lacking. Aud nov, after urging up
on all our friends to see the Sieteuptieon for
themselves, we put the subject into hands bet
ter qualified to deal with a.; 81
/, Letter from John @. Whittier-we
have beeu permitted to publish tue following
extract written BY Mr. Whittier to gentleman
who invited him to witness the marvels Of that
truly wonderful triumph of optical and chem.
ical science, called the Stereopticon, the prop
srty of J Fallor, Esq of Lawrence. 1t is
said that tile evening referred 10 In The letter
is the lirst that Whittier has spent in any ptrb-
lie assembly for many years What his de.
light was can be seen in his own beautiful
prose: II
81 was not able to see thee after the exhiLi.
ton Of the Stereoptieon, but cannot help
thanking thee for the real pleasure enjoyed
in beholdnR the best works of ar, nnd the
most interesting landscapes of lhe old world
and the new. The Gtereoscoplic effect was
wonderfully preserved in the largely magnif
ed pictures. The statues, in particular, call.
ed forth my admiration They we're solid and
rounded forms of grace and beauty. The in.
teriors OF Moorish and Gothic Architecture
really seemed to invite ones feet upon their
tessellated floors and under their sombre
arches, or beneath their graceful arabesque
galleries and colonnades. OF the various
views presented | can only refer to the ruins
of Postum, the Rock Temples Of Egypt, the
Ford of the Jordan Melrose Abbey the Aips
and Rbine-Iand scenery, 10 say tlnt they vsre
most excellent.
With great regard thine very truly,
"JoHS G. WHTnER."
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-18
WynkOOps Iceland PectoraI.

Diseases Of the throat, chestand pulmonaA organs
are ever prevalent, insidious and dangerouf The
properties o. medicine TO alleviate, o1re and uproo'
shess complaints, mast bs sxpsctoraLt, anOj and
inygorating loosening the mucns of the IhTnat and
impartng tone to the entire system. No discdYery
medical science ever mastered this class OF al eases
like Or. Wynkoops Iceland PeGtoia. II us with
tha most astonishing resutsi In all cases OF broDeht
tntuenSa, WhoOping cough, diptheIia or putnd sore
throat asthma, crsup, coughs oods nervous irrita-
bility, SC.
The Rev J. ]. Potter certiies that, 81 hsye used Or
WyDkOops Psctord for several years, myself and IN
my family, for severe pulmonary compaints, and
have recommended It to manv others and have nayer
sssn it4 equal" Rev. j. J. Potter, BTo0kiyn \. Y.
hundreds and thousands Of important tesLIpoDi
ais could be produced showing its remarkable cures
aud that IL never fails.
Il ~ composed of pure iceland Moss, Balm Of Gil
cad Peruvian Balsa1a, Reoampane, 0mirey, Bur-
dock and other inVs uabls eIJectsrsnt and tone In
gre leng-. ltis harmless. prompt and lasting. In
yalids and sufferers canant afford TO neglect trial.
Every family should hAV" It. IL IL remarkable ior
Group. Fu!l descriptions, recomme ndationA ami di
rsetious accompany each bottle
Sold in Dayton by W ". Stewart and all principal
druggists.
Prepared by DR.. Z. d WynkSop, aud sold by .. $.
Barnes 4 Co. New York. se2sdly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-18
MeotcaI.
vENEREAL HOSPITAL,


Established in the Year 1859.
ron THE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES,
And updsr the control Of two Of the most EIninsnt
Physicians In the world,
TAR Y. BoNAPARTE, nom Lsndoh sad Paris
Hospitals, ard for the pssi ten years Of the Gin
einnsii Venereal Hospital. aud Dr b REYNOLDS
late OF Nes York. This Il the only ohee 10 the city
where permanent cure of Private disease can he
ohtsinnd without the use 81 mercury Or chsnae ui
diet. GonorFhHs cured in ste ts hours elect cured
IN tto 10 davs; structures cured In TO weeks; Noe
Weakness cured in tos ~ "; syphilis 10 is prus.
~ stages eured Y days See qdary symptons 10
to weeks skin laseAses cured 10 ts weeks; i'm.
pOteoeY, yigor restored 10 10 weeks All diseases
of private nature treated With unparalleled success
msle or female,
Dr. Rnaap,rta's great wsfE On rsirais sissasss In.
Private Guide 10 Hesth 10 henedeial 70 All, male and
female, old aud yoHng, shsud read this book will
enligh'~u ihssa -ho crepe "a dsrkzsss. Price sG
Dr. Bsnspsrts's Pr.pes Patent MAI. saSsi IL ia
perfectly safe, and never fas t. 20 saasfsc5on Its
Price OF the French Patent Msls safe, 81 The slnas
ene y per hall desen q per doHsn, sent by nAil
safe and reliable remedy for suppressons xnd ali IL.
m.le Diseases Ladies' should H0i use them DINING
pregnancy, as they WI Broduee miscarriage Pres
q % operhsH--eHira ano ss--ssnt 20 any addfess by
ne. ia \. are iae nsa t. sensult tAsy are ua.
questopahly ackns SsdEsd 10 - the ehAlnpaons aud
kiuaa Of nereal diseases Aud the emily Doetsre who
receive monthly reports troE the old world. thew
have been Asisteraed iraiH early o( youth tc
ultOeae ANe NHfous uNeaheA " nlcn nfftict mankind.
and 70 watch fhe progress through lous career oi
Professionalism 10 every sphere Of ife frols tle
eunAoe eoede Of poverty tsthe manson of the veai.
.hy. and having sscertanei Heyond doubt the vssi
nud-rina 81 hunsuify. they deierminedts select the
Ssneradye system their pastcAT studs and 70 10,
rote their W9ole attention 70 the alienation Of the %
Hases Of thseetm portant linntOns No lAtars n h.
answered unless they csutain remittance OF povt.
qs stamp. Call Or address
DFa. B0NAPARrE REYROLTs
~; loe sycamore eitsel between Eiith siEfh. eat
Ode, Cin0Enat, Ohio H0I 7'Iff'Nf
ohcs houFs hou SA.h. tOsP.M. rs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-18
Aegal.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.


DAVID II. Prugh Administrator Of Barbara shank, de-
ceased Ys. lohn Thomas Weby et al. Probate
Court Of Montgomery County, Ohio.
PROCEEDINGS FOR SALE OF REAL ESTATE
DuRsUANT to an order Of sale m the fore going
4 case will offer At public sa-, and to the highest
bidder 1.-THE door OF the Court House ia the city Of
Dayton n the county Of Montgomery and state OF
Ohio, on
SATURDAY, APRIL BAD. 1854,
AZ two o'clo p m, the following described real CO.
tate situate In the county Of Montgomery and state Of
Ohio, Rnd bounded and described as follows: Situate
IN ths southeast quarter Of section No. g. town range
., N X, beginning on the south line Of said secnOn
&C Daniel Weavers southeast corner; thence D 81 .
~ poles 70 Deerdors southwest corner thence s9s
"a - poles % stone on DeArdori's south line;
thence Nv 1I1 poies to the south line OF sad SEQ.
uoni thence Ts5z' 3i.s5 poles TO the plane Of bs
ginhng, containing sixteen (ls) acres, more or less.
Appraised At $500 and may sell for two.ihirds Of
said sum
Terms Of ssle0ne third caah; the balance in "a IA
payments Of oneand two years with interest secured
BY mortgage on the premises
.,- DAVID H.PRUGH,
Administrator OF Barhara shank deceased.
bsIfH CpPPF, Attorney nafoeNtNt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-18
A VALUABLE FARMAT PUBLIC SALE
Abner stephsnstI
nnnin n


against
Jacob g. keplar et al. Case No 9TBT
IOURSUAhI to an order and dacres OF the SupslioF
i Court OF Montgomery county, Ohio, made Ia tie
above entitled cause, will, on
Saturday ApTG Q, lS64,
SCI ct public ontcry 70 the higheht bidder the door
Of ne Court House. In the city Of DAYTON the farm Oi
Francis J. Andrews situated east OF Csntsryiils In
this county, containing l3e acres
Hsn good state OF cultivation, has absut hftsen
ssres Of woodland, dwelling, barn, three tsnant
houses, dc.
Appraised at 1900, or $40 an aare--may cell for
~ t66 81, or s2S ~ an acre
GEORGR w. AAL4AMBRE, Master C0ua.
J. A. JoaBAS, THRHaHEH J0RBAH, p. 3. You're and
HOUN hcMAnoH, Attonsys. AIidAwts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-18

Book Bindery-In Beckers Building, over
the Post Office; every description Of Binding
is executed in the very best style aud at
cheapest rates, such as Blank Books, Mags.
zines, &e. Ruling done to order Remember
the place, Room No. 20, Bsekers Building
2w local F. W. MEYER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-18
NOTICE 10 ALL WHOM 1T NAT CONCERN

NOTICE 10 hereby given that there are nov pending
IN bafore the City Coun Il Of the city nf Dayton tbs
following Ordinances, tO.Wit;
Ts grade. gra 'si curb and gutter Sycspars sHses
botWeen Council street and the Western Lovss
To grade, gravel, curb aud guitar Phillips street be-
tween second and Third au eIs
In pursuance 10 the Law said Ordinances we've twice
read, laid OH the liable, and tho CLERK 90 Vo
four Weeks' notice Of the pendAncy OF the same.
The law requires ali claims for damages that may
aeofuo nom aaia improvements ~ DO aled 10 writing
with City Clerf, setting forth The amonnt Of Oem
ages claimed, within Two weeks AFTER the eKpireuon
o. time y qufed for the publication Of snoh notice,
Whsn the same viii b. takan Up t0r anal aefipa = :
bndAa ANTHONY STkPHEhS, Oiiy Clark.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-18
SAP on. Err
CONCENTRATED LYE !

w al makes high pr ces; ssPoniher hel;'S IL
duce them. 1t tmskes Soap fer Four cents pound
~ usiog your h'ch"n grease.
80 CAUTIONI As spurious Lyes Sffer~d
also, be csraiul aud only Ouy the Patented article
put up in Iron cans, all others being Osunts rfeitS
PENNSYLVANIA SALT MANUFACPNG co.,
PhIIadsIphtA-NO. IsT Walnut street.
Pittsburg PITT ct. and Duaussns Way.
not7dAw3in
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-18
A. E. M CLURE.
RBAL LHSTATBAG
Gitp Aoticrs.
NOTICE 70 ALL WHOM II NAY % ! OKRY

NJoTIoE 10 hereby given that there are now pen inR
N before the City Council Of the city OF Dayton, the
following ordinances, to-WlEt 'HT
To grade, gravel eurh aud gutter the north side Of
Third street east OF Becksi street.
To grade aud improve Mad River atrest frOm Fifth
80 nichard street.
In pursuance to the law said Ordinances were l.aas
read laid the table and the Clerk " Struotod 10 xiv
The law regtn us all claims toT damages that ma
Aocrue from sS ID improvements 20 be died 10 WF ting
WITH the Onl l.rk satun forth the amount OF
Ages claimed, within two Weeks aiIsr the expiration Of
she time requ ned for tie publication Of such nOnee,
when the same will be taken up for hnsl action
mAsd4W ANTHONY sTEPHENa, City CLERK.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-18
Special Notices.
QU A q IL r. II "

7 EARNESTLY caution all young ureu suffering
Il rom Nervous Debility, &C. against endanRerin9
their health BY petrou zing any OF the advertising
quaeks You can fully recover by the methods usei
by the ad srtser aud BY hundreds Of others snd IN
no other way. Read letter winch will send youit
you will asnd me post paid envelope be,aSlng your
sddress Direct 10 EDWAHD n TRAVER,
de20daw6m Lock box, Boston, Mass.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-18

Situation Wanted.-Wanted, a situa.
tion ss Clerk Book Keeper, or Salesman--
The applicant has had experience in all Wa
ges no object ECity reference giVea Ad-
dress this office.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-18

Wanted. BY a lady aud child, boarding.
Private family preferred. They will furnish
their own room Address EMPIRE Office.
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sandHskJ, DayIOn Ano Cln,ll,..,I :


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"a iN'i syinS hOrti,, as ionUWs: VIA it.,Y.
3.lil a. "a; through Freight and A,,..,.
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80 ~ 81 ~ usnh @ hlu tEAin VT JOllIiLu, AZ z;SD
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So W Al SlJue Httii 1IAin on t,sye - flttsbuTs
~ - eOihs hAss, AIMING ~ JisVe,s1 snd Tolsa,
n Al a'SuH n, ana hufiao az 80 - $50 D Il
y, 80 AiI'ihB IN Toledo AZ 1910 a nty ,s, N, Gon
49, ''s" - lVSV a n4i And osnuusk y -, VII vi at B.lb
N. = y hlsh1 hApfess iUr b,,',,-'o's0 o's0 y IA.
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a., a 'iis' NFestLLv az t;lo a n, p,.sutd Chca.
49, Nv us "'-1 with ram ArrIViu5 a. S.sS
IN ,It - @ Au NhioAbV ~ iO4O n, Al 80 Wayne "a
Nie 'eiaha AIT lvedV h. H. Arf,S,riyue with nu
ii' Duhkrk ~ 4UU ni ai,,I I,,+,A IN Cleveland Al
teASheh sahanskJ at7;at m 1V ~ 6:SO D n
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~ springfield ~ 200 . m IiJatIvn tIvn UlnotInali
and surr., a. iA!4S ~ 5sLiaiOatSli. AV;Ae a,
v est - a ~, .ls siiis Line 70 ali ponts h.l
"a MI ~ au - TIE lloket Ofhue IN ~ - ~ Aest anu
S-Y-taH.n; y; AlAGI lioAet Agent ~ 'ns OnlVh bepS
sor ,a,''.i, a. n,hys - low ~ by an o,..
.t.it. .'s.uOh iiA'iOh feiStVe TO shil5ln, IouiS.
.nAsskI ~ IFy % ,"e btnpahys rraleht SAht " ttas
u, CLAPt, IeD. Iickut ag'.,t SupeIlnIendeut
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-18
Austc.

STRING MUSIC.
T AM prepared - urnlsA string Music fer balls
p rtrr, Sc at the lowest possible rates. havins
"a conddent that can satisfy all his old enston-
ers. l am a iasrnbsrof the kegifsentAl Band, and
can furnish any number ~ places lor string hant
Al orl,r ieft with Charles Thesiad 90 rnrr Third
aud jefferson streets, under Huston Hall, ~ be
promptly attended to-
del3d3m nANtEL r. BAKER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-18

Sale The sale of the Furniture and tx
lures belonging to Pacific Fire Company,
No. G, viii take place at the Hall Of their
Engine House, on Monday evening, March
81, 1864. Here will be offered for sale val
uable piece OF carpet, window curtains, a
chandelier, a large and beautiful flag. aud
various other articles, of use to somebody.
This will be splendid opportunity TO those
who wish to invest in such articles to ge.
cheap bargains.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-18

Large Sale Of Furniture, at Aac.
tion -ConsistlRg Of Cooking S,oyrs, Ch@s,
Rocking cbaifs, ildunges, Floor Oil Cloth,
one Wool Carpet, one Rag Carpet and from
eight to ten new all wool and Cottage Carpets
at Huber & Sons Auction Room, 27s Third
street tomorrow morning at nine O'Clock
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-18
?potcis.
UNITED STATESHO

BEACH STREET, BOSTON.
(Drsetly sgpos 10 the b"soR snd orcsstsr RslrsAd
DspOtj r..
fINHE Goders REed who has terH nsscIsd with the
Il Amaucan hOuse, in thh tity, oroVe nipe years,
has leu ct this well kLoyH sud popular Hotel iOs
term Oi years, and pledge him elf g. hiK ir nds aud
tho puslc 10 use his Utmost Efforts TO susain the rep.
utRton 0f the UNI Ed STATES HOTEL, ~ first
Glass house The public may rely upoA finding. a.
TIN. house all she appliances and comforts Of hrst
class hotel
Price, ~ hsre'ofSre, TIVE pelisrs r-rda,.
Oc3f8r FRAHK pFATr
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-18

Wanted to Rent comfortable dwelling
with six to eight rooms. The western part
Of the city, north of Fourth ST., preferred =
Enquire at this office. dtf