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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-08-10

LIVERY man that has read any thing of the
IL past history Of this WAR must finally come
to the conclusion that tho Confederate Govern
ment would be broken down. II was only ques-
ton Of time. But now We have tho above Gori-
GU. soul stirring nows to cheer US up and the
only draw back to our JOY and glori6cation is the
imminent danger of the Contrabands coming
North to "eat out our substance" and to wear out
eur shoes! But Of ono thing the people Of Clear
deld county may be assured, and that is, that
FRANK SH0RT-ior short called Short-ee-is
selling Boots 4 shoes as cheap as any other
man in the county; and If you don't believe 1t,
just give him call on court week, or at amy other
time, and see for yourselves. He would just re-
mind the public that his shop is now on Market
street, in Shaw's Row-where you will find him
just as Short rs usual-if not little shorter--of
CASH than he would like to be.
All kinds Of work on hands and made 10 order
on short notice, and as we'll made, and as good fits
as can be "skeercd" up here or elsewhere.
Ma Don't forget the shop--on Market street,
in Shaw's Row, directly opposite Rev. II. b..
Swoopes Office. I. SHORT.
Clear6eld, June II, 1852.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-08-10

Over three weeks and less than three moAth rs
cents per square for cash insertion.
Business notices not exceeding Shines are in
serted for 81 q year.
Advertis sments not marked with the number of
nsertions desired, will bs continued until forbid
and charged according to these terms.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-08-10

GREAT EXCITEMENT u "A,
NEW sToal
AND
ASaS @ooa
VNHE undersigned, h.v;,.
L to tho new build;nss removed n
"a. pou'e' T., on Pine street, Glen IIIppo'ls II1S. =
d. Is now Offering to the public uaa
THE LARGEST Ann
SELECTED STOCK 0,
GOODS EVER
OFFERED TO ~,
PUBLIC AT THIS pr,.J
ALL OF WHICH WILL pp o..
PRICES TO SUIT TUE TIM
His stock has been selected ,,s
regard to the wants of the people, an a., n \
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS,
HARDWARE,
QoEsNSWARE
HATS AsDs,
BOOTS AND suss
STONE-WARE,
WILLOW-WARE,
READY-MADE CLOTHING
GROCERIES,
EARTHENwARE,
OILS AND PAlyT, |
| FLoUR.ASD Dl.]
uLAss NAILS |
FISH,
SALT,
ETC.
@TDvyBH
OF EVERY SIZE AND PInnI
Together with all other articles D,..,.
complete the assortment Of irr. ,l,p ~,
store.
1ss~All kinds Of LUMBER and C,,nA 4
duce taken in exchange for good, II d, \
est market price.
As he is receiving new supplies h 4
weekly from Baltimore, New YOrk, h.t,
and Pittsburg, the public can ssnO,a d,
will always be prepared to npyy .ry d.
in the market.
JOIN ROSsQl
Glen Hope, Dec. %, 1858.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-08-10
n O II 10 n S ,

Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, Trimmings, Buttons
Collars, Nets, Wells, Embroidering Braids, Hand
kerchiefs, Ladies' Elastic Pages, whaleboncs
bindings, Childrens', Misses and Ladies HooI
Skirts, Quaker Corset Skirts, Zophyrs. Neck ties
Ladies' Gilt and Silvered Belts, Leather Belts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-06
resale Dsaicaey.

Most detic.tely and appropriately does
the Loadon Family Hersid dsscaps aboes
the shove subject. We take plsassrs =
Introducing il to our readers: aAboys
other features which sdorn the female
character, delicacy stasds foremost withis
the province of good taste. Not sAas
dslicscy which i perpstualiy il qaesl Of
something to Be ashamed Of, which uakes
merit Of blush. and shippers Il the false
construction its own ingenuity has pst
upon an innocent remark this spurious
kind Of deIicscy il ~ far removed from
good tasts q from good feeling spd good
senee; but The high minded dsIicscy
which maintains it. pure and uade WAITING
walk alike amongst women a. - she 20
ciety Of men-vhich shrisks iron NO
necessary dsty, and can SPEAK, uhsn re-
quirsd, with seriousness aed kindnesa. 81
things At which it would Be- ashaned q
smile Or to blush-thst dslicacv vhirh
knows how to eosfas .benskt withor.
sounding the feelings Of another. ana
understands aIso how 70 and when to =.
ceive ope-shat delicacy which saa aive
aims without aessapsisa, - wbiuA pains
not the most susceptible being il ersa-
ton.
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Tn On, 80 covrsAur Mrrr,,o T ,ru

Tn DnI - COVENANT MKsrrxo Tuxu
DAY EvEsrso.-Ladies, remember tha,
tuesday evening, 1t Chatham Square
Church, 10 to be held that Covensp,
Meeting at which you are expected 70 b.
present. -
Gentlemen, you viii mot forget that 81
the same place and time you are expected
to be present, and the ladies' will take M
excuse for jour abse nee. The 6o.ne;.1
crisis Of '57 is too recent 70 be forro.t..
BY our business men, and If By any pro
cess We can avoid . repetition Of sucl
general failures and embarrsssnests, il |;
ce' tainly vice to do il. Let az not be d
the number Of those who. having eyes se,
not, and having ears. hear not the thing,
80 nearly concerning our financial salya
ton.
Let everybody remember that he or n,
Is expected to BE- presens upon tho occa
sion. and the individual viii Be amis.ed''
it absent, unless . gentlemen, in which
case hs viii BE- "niss.tsred.
Tuesday evening, remember. II II.
Chatham Square Church.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-06
"A We Motto. thar .non u;oh 81

R- We notice that upon High and
we think, 18th street-there is an oh.
struction in the shape of house-said
house being about in the middle Of the
street. We inferred. without any severe
exercise OF our reasoning faculties, tbs,
it was only remaining there over Sabbath
1t being. We supposed, engaged in NOV.
ing to some other locality. We can't tell
you, anxious reader, whence it came, nor
where it is going to se:tle, nor Who Is the
owner thereof, nor what vas the reason
for the removal; We only say We saw i,
there yesterday, and il may BE- there ret
We wanted an item and we've made il.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-06

@ We regret to learn that on the
last down trip of the Die Vernon, when
near Hamburg, she rau into the Harry
johnson, bound up the river, striking
her about the coot-room and piercing q
her cylinder timbers. The johnson val
damaged to the extent Of some Eve thos.
sand dollars, and it will occupy some ten
days in getting her ready to commence
running again. The Die Vernon Va,
considerably damaged, but not so a. Il
take her from the trade.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-06

~ Gen. Batter addressed 70 Gen. Gil
more letter asking him u DO astAosissd
the statement Of the New York Posstha,
he (Gilmore) urged him { Bstlsr) To- en-.
trench himself, bat Was over ruled. To
this Gen. Gilmore replied. ~ sewer ID.
vised yea - ssased. se1s . staff slleeu
to yon iarsrfd 70 certain ehssess 10 tn
lines - hsse was net tine . make thee
chaiets, even If they had not besn Or.
H. Post ssys it, eorrespondent ~
evidsatly IN error, aad shas e will 6nd
ont hou hs happsned 70 be. |" Mean
whils. 4 seansrhs further. g Gen. BusloS
e, - sceurss, exoaerased b Gsnsssi 0il.
uors's letter from ell blams in that par
ticulaf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-06

John F. Ely. n. D.:
DEAR Docroa | address you . line
per Gag Of trace sinply 70 relieve IN,
anxiety friends may hsss on my behalf
on learning Of the disaster 70 oar army
here. / hare remained. with sooe Yen
eshsrs Of oas medical staff, in charge oi
onr wounded. Am in good health and
end enough to do. II gives me grsa,
pleasure TO say thst our poor boys hsve
received every possible attention from OF.
GERS and citizens which could nisigase
taeir situation.
The people here, though crowded With
their own wounded beyond their means 70
render comfortable. have not negiscsed
ours, eqaally With their own. Our nea
have shared the comforts and delicsciea
which could be procured.
Col. Cornell, Of the 46th Iowa, Who
lost his left arm, and Capt. Dimmstt, ol
ouf rseinsst (24sh Ieva), shot through
the left thigh near the hip joint, with .
fracture Of the feaoal, are under ny
charge, having the nee Of . building which
VS. formerly doctors Office. Both are
doing we'll.
Az Boon - duty to our wounded win
permit, vs hope 70 return 70 oar ffisnds.
The nsnbsr Of or wouaded here isabout
80, With eight surgsnss. At Pisasaos
Hill there are Sons $50. With six Of our
surgeons. Eleven 81 40 were saksu % the
fio1d. Yours truly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-06

FoR BURLIseTos, KsiTHsBuHe, NV
BosrsN, MUsoAsIHE, Rock ISLAND All
DAvEsPoRr.--The steamer City o.
Keishsburg, Capt. Chas. Morrison, vii
leave Fort Madison this morning on tht
arrival Of the cars from Keokuk, making
connection with the railroads Tor oil Of the
above points, ADD ct Davenport with daily
line of steamers for Dubuque. Trair
leaves Keokuk al 7:l6.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-06

PERsoNAL- Hon.. H. C. Cald.
web, United States Judge Of Arkansas,
and late Colonel Of the Third Iowa Cav.
airy. came up Saturday night upon the
packet and remained over Sabbath in
town.
We learn that he purposes returning
soon to Little Rock aud entering upon
his judicial duties. The State can illy
afford to lose Judge Caldwell, but We
suppose. "our loss is his GAIN" and We
will have to be resigned.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-06

GREAT MINING ENrKlPRrsE- The
Galena Gazette says that . company Of
enserprising gentlemen. under . charter
Of incorporation, have purchased : tract Of
$50 acres. about eight miles east Of Mio-
eral Point, Wis, with the view Of taking
out the extensive deposits Of mineral
which. by convincing experiments, have
been ascsrtained to exist there. Johr
Bncken. 40 experienced miner Of Min
ersl Point, is President of the Company
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-06

-
- 80 re - = : Z I & "a
|)hanl seuuni6l soeul1 i,1d1llss { -
~ ~ 11nY II 49, = - 80
notnteNs elurl|rn - (1rS6l1 : r. -
- -, - ah1s lS1 = 49,
= Z D1 - ~
- NJ 60 - = /
evem n h. rot essaed Hng1 hl, = H.
vuild "a tick y ~ leels sef' pssssts,
dos 8 10 alxioss Sbouk NJ 49,
II yoar boys asse goxaessa4 . 9osk, ~
moss easefal = Peooase suteahae 1Dsa II
thp0, whero they YIN = toly e9s0d tofs
farneEss doat hlte, where defJ And in
1sreat must eonhiet, 70 asvs fFu0E pss1ai.
ary loss. Tshs saEs u - boyd.
. 9 ----
s. a g aoie eoIsoflal % - ena os
slsvesy,1 he Springfield Republicans tAae
toseibly sxprssses he askssuasdGnens
ii God. 8 th4 prsss.s ssd ast.3si rulss
- -. ..;-.... .h;.l -. :. Ia. :.
8 - 81, - !. -, 80 -
sve1y go n0s wiHuHy e's1o = e 1ae's
md teachings os the present ~
Amoricaa writer's and speaks{s have
arrived ss DE point fthank uod n whea
they can speak u Provsdssoe Rithuus
blushiag q saanmsri6g. Ii 10 not con-
sidsfed : sign Of woMsnly weakseas, o. Of
blgosed superstition, nov, 70 bsissvs thai
! supreme Being u dirccling hsIhissori-
Gal Developments Of the nsli0s. a1h work
ing ous, ehsough in giraatie Sodkts and
its stupendous sacrifices, His owS grand
dssigns for the estabiishmest u jsssiee
and the rehabilitation Of freedoms 10 the
| land. The blindsst can nov zee thas toe
var 10 which we nave been engaged fol
she Iass three yssrs has beea process 81
sduc.tios, absolass!y essential - ths ends
which this Supreme Providence has had
in vieW. Without this hating, this uait-
ing, these blunders. these tsssibis bsd of.
ssu.sepeased saori6oes, theao discusses,
this WEAVING process that has bees goiss
On between party pride aud greas SIS.
ten Of social wrong, slavery cosld MT and
would not have besa Destroyed. II ~
had been Overwhelmingly saccenfal q she
frst bsuls Of Ball Ras, and the rebelliea
had been Conquered then and there, "
should have nos hsd siYtse in the North
sufficient to insist on the dsstrnetioa o.
slavery q : cuuditios Of ressosalisu and
peace. The tee shousand adverDiSies 4
which the nation hss bess ssbissssd havs
nc. vet entirely converted il % : psacti
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-06
Pa0DuCk, PROVISIONS. Re.
csrrsssrd b clvFosD . 60, Prsasse Dea,ess.

v.eeas-sspsrAse, g % tea; sprisg xxfra. -
Fall Extra % 70 . so Rep 90.
thanksgiving u 90 To Is, FAn Is . bssA-
Coss NGsl--s2 - p LOO -.
6aAs+wheAt, ~ ID Corn 90 y 100 Ns-
COxs~-Ssv ~ Old S5c = Isabel
Rn-t " = baxh.
0sfs<-esc = bush.
0axxs APrln-Sn0S1 ~
pvfAfaae-s5A9pc.
ncsssa--cosmoa. lac chosrs, -
Uoae--t1r
cascxass-S3 1s,very scarcs.
LszH--lzl4tslsc-
eaoeItEas-iec = b.
ND@p+l3e q D.
MAns-ise = b.: euezr Cured do, Tee
Navy, 92 S0t2 %
TAl1cS-o1<e
RangwAx-<5c.
a, , - osess % s.l.A. ~ - r,A..
iiIsss-psy F1lst. o: Dry salsed, III. 0rubsy, -
psscss oreA. u tarren sheep krlts, rs q 41ee.
q 90. - - a
1ssv cAfrls-sa %. to = = euss
oasxr--eS o. % - % = luo eruss
Woo&-Fnctcry TMA-unDbe1. 2t2oon Vuw,ehea -
third %. Pine Tiseoe, % ~ g. Msdtun d. 6 10 o.
gAs hcos-es - % - - pstt
knAfuRae-ls to Soc.
1Aoe-s3<e.
hAss-purlags, ~
angis 0snniss, ne dsaAle d, -.
1esnlss, hoah, Soc tol o.
Flour, Dbl. - = ~
Do ~. . % =
% q 49, <pap~11k VI
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-06

The FOURTH OF JCLY We notice
from an exchange that in many places in
the State the public are making prepan-
lions for the celebration Of the Fourth ol
July, and at the same time they expect to
jubilate over the fall Of Richmond. The
Lord Grant that it may be 90.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-06

~ Nice yoang man. Several y,.,,
since his mother trotsed him upon be.
knee, done up Ia baby clothss--thst :.
the nee young man, not the k.ss-s.d
called him nnsser's ,i.tls dsaris.p /.
faetLe . old esongh to go to var. Hasas,
any wife-basn't ssy babiss--ao domssa;<
care might 60 to wsr--xun't do Il.
tssssh. Some one asks hin vhs,hsr y
purposes sslistings SAY ao-...;,'s
enough nsnsy il it."
Ard that's The ,sloss ef Chsutar I. =
our local sliitsry story.
Mics yoanR lady: Nv&n = -, = -.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-06

Ice !! IcE!!-I am prepared to Sarnist
ice to the citissm q Ksokuk isquanti'
ties 10 suit. Order left At my Office q
ID street, between Min and Blondeau,
or given to tho wagons will receive prompt
attention. D. OoLssua.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-06


~. .ssss. q t; : T. =. T.. ...s..'s.ss
~ - .;7.'.ss - ;;;.s ~ - =
essnay. xhioa - eu 49, 49,
yoasg ~ NhtAo ~ - y - -
bsnlsssd y ~ eeepaSy = ~ = Dsb
q a. y1S6dE - ~ 51ufa -
hes seid-don,t fesrsl Il either.
- -,
Il Il Sunday eveniar (not many aus.
dsysassA. Ills shsrsA tius. Nice spups
lady ~ ,r5aysd hsrsslG ana i losainS
sharuiss. Nice Young man ccu,es %
ylals nies yoasg lady = chuasA, bss ie's
no %. She politely isIosns M tAst :
young man Who wobpt 70 q uaf eAa's -
With Der 10 church. AID the yossg "A.
dida't 70 With her to church bos - did
70 and PIT bis name spon Tie snlisEnent
roll, md will soon Be in the field, ons Of
Unoh Sans gallant soldier boys We
don't know - the seton Of NE yoa1g
hdy had anything to do With his enlist
ing, but think quite likely il did.
60 s. " .
-.
-, $500 49,.
I.
"
=. :. s'.'' "
~ .-'' - ~
'' s''''s W. s .'a.s'
~ > - s ~ ~
o1's ~" = '0.''- 80 ' =
'o''ne', 'r"'s'e oss' 0ns "s'u'.'
we're o. macy ana d'ven sess 500 s'ses,
oat every one sssaed 70 - eegel'y ana
act'veiy oaa'eo WIN soe't Fec'sasaoss
We 'o''ceo nose u 'oe '"'sas sPs'D1
ana 'na''e suon cnafacse1'a'ng % many
10 scnools MADE up Of scno'ars o. fs're'
sS'n. inYfe we're present men ana 70
men o. mature years Oesy learning %
READ. AZ, MORE 'aers were sged per
sons Win par changed 70 grey ana ~ns
nave nved through 2 nsii century, learn
ing lot the nFs' time the mysteries o. I'M
spe'ang ooox. We we're 'aioreed y sn'
excellent superintendent, Ar. william
ffencn, 'n>s wnes no became eoansc'ee
win inc scooo', some months ago
'ne1s we're some nall doasn sssend'ng vn'
/ con'o fead h'tie' aod tnat no y tnes'
are some thirty Who are In Testament
classes ana read comparatively well, ase
great many others who are reading Il
primers. tnefe 10 an excellent paper
sae reeo man-'aseo IN the school, ant
o's'''ou'eo among 'ne scno'sFs' 70 vn'c'
''ey axe g1ess 'o'e'es'' snd vn'ea No
.'usu sfoasy ~ suss.'o'ne 'ns insores
I" ."e ''"0o' .ou ~ 'ne't iss'n'se 70 feso
"N ""' " 'oe WIPES 10 nne
so"A'. = s"s tspe'' many VI seem AN
's ,".'s' !" VINO Mr. r1eoct
- .0ou' '"n'y'n'e 'eacnefe
10y :" :" "" 10 "h''e' "esnou'e
"As :" "en''oo Tue names OF al OF them
~.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-06

"A siaens Cssa, J, ds.gns.
"a VOICE FROM VICKsBURs

va9menn, No.. ~ loA
-. joAa Duss-Dsar Cir: - nn3py - soa1s - ~
tAas hass usA ySss EAlsnk1s Css9 hessn M esae
bsosAt - myself b gs9gnl 1s6y - pgeeesukfen q
NJ 4se~A, psnAscD1 ~ - ml1nJ - 0f1e -
eseacs - the AissnpDf rtsW 9v9n4 vk6abHg. hsSfng
bsen viii 0so. 0snng6 aDny ~ Whcse spuskr
wn cAnpa3yn- I cuaA1snaly reeanmsn1 ~ - = a
1srss~ Who - sxvsssa y sahs.lshy ealneAsA
u u. gU9L8,
Agsas Q. 3. saal3ny Csan1tsa.
Lou1svnaA ~, 80 n, lsoA
o. the N II Jaiy ias ssbmittpd skruueA . susos
u 0Ds - III Aeen1 bisectg the eaariweDe = -
Asny u she Cankssinod ssEsple a sy Crdrvu 1871
~ iasprtoa sna rc4nrsssd " s4nlysia hs kunl
D@1tDsisua to sanctioA axd avprvve IL - aOng 80
eoAdisrx-
fhe spllcvtng y the Medical Drscsrks replT ~ -
g. nnsscram permission ship ~ 1o&e q osee %
Asss Il soaA ~ susi<rs- JOHN BULL
r. - afts1ed shse cs1ros D4tas I'm 10 - harm -
aAy oes tAksa isOpsriy asd u @ar.tten- - %
eA3scsioa 70 D.. buiEs tsin8 pEsesi - 1psss Al =
ssftssA AsMhNkY rhp ksTUN,
- esfxsos and Asdacsf Director, D c.
Headquarters Dspsssn=ss a CnnA9innAl
xashsSlls, xena- Ja1y ~ leez +
d. JoAa DAlrs agsat, Mrs- No. banisutpa to uAap
70 HsaAviils. Issa - gTNs - 30 AoAea u baIs Co
Avn kStnS euf anfe - suGtaer IN The axtny oaly.
~ rs9slaskcas " ~ Hs~asRy Dsp1rmsaf ~ - u
es@Vlsd viah ssrirsly.
~ esase a 1ajur Usa- Resssxans.
Nm u wTLB
1sjx anA Rrvv<se Msxuhal Gen
Hoe s1e Wholesale md fetxii b. wiitlnsoa, nsrtsu
Co, ksoknk. tsxA aprl1Aes1yr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-06
TIED CITY.

Hsee execators' notices in advertis'
ing colann.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-06

" esS ~ - r. u ssAays cnxsaAsxS qua
8eoA sAe Tesst 0oDY.
PnnApExSslA. Fse. & l1oA
~ Iaan y. Kncnm.
0A~ sw.-I bsys bsea suiIIrs1 fftam shae Daue
h0srA Apnee, -Dyspepsia~ for nixteao ysnsn ~ ~
usirg ths boz Vi I. u SAAkRB fiis. wkhrA Dar.
chas~d u yes sass thrss vsuAS ago 4s ~ -
tered into hsmy g.osrsi hsaaEh - tssprUvsA,
ny sppsssss h.s ta<rs~ssa slsag-sk~r s.sa hks
800 take rsasars In rrcomesessdng the0 - ~
pabisc - aAfs aasd rvltxbls- foars truly,
q. r. NR1EA
No. AL CA1sssnt St, RhfEnAriphaa
Prce $lloo Box Sold BY Draggtsts everyshas
JOHN J. kha1MkR. ksincapsf Asuna
ap<fAAw60 els CAe.snss S. PAiAnAsaphia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-06

Nies yesng laay; iivts + 81 IN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-06
LaAaess A.AAiesil LAAtesgsl
DSn i - resdths saxertssmsns in this pspsr hssdsl
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES 4
Dr. che<ssan has devoted the thirty years Of ~
practice 10 fsnais Co@piainfs His Pills ks scharn
They
RELIABLE AND SAFE.
dec3o-dkwcmeod-

COLGArE1 ROSEY soar.
This celebrated Toilet ssaP, il such ..irs,l
ds0snd- u s..ds fro1 ths choseess naisiah =
0tsA and snosi eas In tss nature. frsg1aosly
sceaasa and sxtrs@eiy bsaeGtesal In liz setsea
$500 ~ skin- Fw a,s By al Druggists ana Fancy
0sods Dsalesa tan1nlydav
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-20
eSrocrrIss, sc.


and scoteh whisky, 40 .--s.
AND DEAitEsI
Doe JtIC wines and liquors.
ALs1,
Age ~ for Sale OF Pare Bourbon nWhIsgy,
No Sol Second ettert, Dayton, ono,
REG leave most respectfully TO acquaint their eus-
- tomer7 ana The 60 immunity genealy, that they
have entered 10 pnrinershp, under thG name and
style OF +, o'BRlEN BRO HER for the purpose
ol CARRYING on the wholesale grocery, liquor 6igqr
and tobacco busiut Hs IN Dayton, Ohio, a the late
stand Of E pBrch, No 2Oi SECOND street
. HnynE ample means to ep0ble pst purchase goods
rom tho best houses In New York, Baltimore and
Phhdeiphai aud having hht fit can years eNpenence
IN we Uadc, we mold out the estinducemens to our
old Gust merHfmd u others Whumaybe kind enUus
to purchase from H..
NJ 'BkIEH, lme OF the Arm Of O'Brien & Poe,
Io'edolphln, viii devote his hrne and abortion to
please a nose VINO may come to luy at this well,
known House, and soBRfEN, ,wil treat the com.
ui'my % uer possible, tn Il over before Roth oi
~ tve very grateful FOR past vors RNd eHrneety s6,
uelt share Of yourfuture mtronage aul9daw m
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LEGAL Nnr1CE

ON the 9d day OF Msrch, AID 1864, a petition was
" nlediu the Office Of the Iilerk ~ the Oour, OF
Cpmmon Pleas NJ thoenounty OF MONTGOMERY and tha
state Of Ohio, by Jo eph ssh0ek, EliSAheth WykoA
DANIEL w Young, and Augustus urschen which e..
ulon q pandlng ia said Court, the Object and
Of which Is 20 yloate an alley siX eet Wido
running between lots No l75 and I70 also batWfen
lots No iS3 and iSi in the town of Miamshurs IN
said county, running from Main street 70 southeast
direction, iptersecting An alley running north aud
south, and iros' thense east 70 Canal street; NJ tine
hsAtlerm o. the said ourtapplioation will BE- made
20 Yaeale said alley accordingly.
ADAM clan,
may ~ le64-dlWaW4 Attorney tor Petitioner
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AlotCls.
UNITED p d; ls;TE,A!A'TEs,H0TEL 4 4 n

(Direeuy opposite the Boston atsf otcester Railroad
Depot)le CD .s- y .IHasr
TNHF unders gned, who has been eonneetcd with the
4 American House, IN tkls city, or over nne years,
has leased tbs well known and popular Hutef for
term Of years and pledge him eli TO hisileudH ana
the pukc 70 use ha Utmost efforts 70 sustain tie rep
uiation Of the UNITED STATES n0FEL,aa afrstl
class house The public msy rely upon hnd .ng, al
ms house, al The appliances aud oOmurta OF rst-
Class hotel.
Prce as heretofore, Two Dollars perday.
oc8d6n -ll- Lu .la FRANK 20 PRATT. Il
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FOR SALE BY

VIM Wensthoh and W W Stewart, Dayton; George L,
Boyer, MlamisbuTgiJ stoo slager, plon; O Ander.
son, Centeryllei Il Myers, New Lebanon; II Jack son
Chsmbershurgi u Bauer, Harrisburg. u II Divine
Arnold Limbert south Arlingt Jacob
Smser, West BaltmoTet Rookie 4 90, Germantown;
J W Murphy, Vandalia Nckolss LiheT.yi u Rses'
haImersYilei HeVerlng SHerr SaemiJ W Pyrmonb
Co; ParkersbuTgj and by prugRsts and Merchants
generally throughoutths listed States and osnadas
glEqa1at la au2ldly
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Aost

-. -
| OST-Au parsons are hereby cautioned against
II nesohatng for note drawn v me- dated Febril.
ay A. 1864, for ourshundred aud enty-uvo dollars
and Tn cents (Si22 l0,, thirty daya and payable az
fifst NATIONAL bant, Cincinnati, 70 the order of G.
howlmd sad note has been lost, and all persons
are cautioned not 70 purchase or reeelvethe same
...E JSAH A. gMlNlcK.
Mr. JOHN A, MINICKs Tho note alluded TO above
never reached me mail or otherwise, aud Is no
longer valid as against yon onmy account
.ti CIV. ROWLAND. 2
Cincinnati, February 10, lsG4-felidtf
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NOS. 70 AND rs sEFFERsoN STREET, OPP sITr
MARKET IfDfT4p -,1a.t,- :
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Go=pdrtnersbip.
OO.PARTNERaHIP

1NaE undersiged have this day formed a 90. part
N1XO \, for tha purpose Of ransaeting Wholesale
and Retail Cothing and Merchant Tailoring Business,
st the old stand Of W G. Brecne, "a Msin street on
posite the Couri House where they wonId he nlea
to the o friends Of th house, and as many new
ones may favor them With call
WILLIAM @ BREENE q
ANDREW NIXON.
Dayton, February |, ls6a-ielldsawI