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csnssrs and Osncsfsus srsctions
Az calling sitsnsios 10 my Cancer AEtisste. I~~
rsrtmsnt for Cancer permit me 70 SAP that = tn
nost sonderfu. discovery ever made N msilc'he
Il the e.t desider.fum 80 long sought Tor - tfs
Medical Profession and the afflicted with ozncsf. -
1psratisn u truly <stonl sslng. ~ithouf parallel,
1ui IL the osly kno~n <ntdot> 70 cancer, aud al
ssncssons snectioes, the naodns spsrsn 20 os
dots is apparently ~ sntssins into The chemical
composition of the CANCER. cAncofous, m-ligl-ut -
anheslthy growth. th-fsby removing al Vie snd "
atty .stiaosins siiIins and dessroyias ,hee.losr,
ss@ry particle root ant more bclonsn. % u, without
n or ths ol tbs knife. without csustic eating
barains. without the loss of blood. IN the lsasf
.s-ctins sound 1ssh. itcsn be applied 20 he
-aksd eye Or an oDen woond easily aud freely A.
cater. ~ this means large cancers can be removed
rsa vital pArtA, the eye. large blood veseels, kc
no ether Treatment could possibly Dc usef,
ND In doing 90 Ne feel assured Of making permsneni
~hen ell osSer tre-tmsnt fsilz The medical
fraternity and ell Interested isvhes 20 call, and
xill exhibit large number Of cancers that have
ha- removed and preserved. and ~ desired ~i refer
hnnnrei. of cases cured throughout The country,
Asthma. Bronchitis. Phsry1zftla and
All affections, treated BY Inksistion, etherslse
Ssftcsiar attention paid 90 al dises-es of tho Aye
soa Ksr such partial blindness or deafness. eth
g acute o. chfon!o. Am Ia psssesslon oi almost
asvsr falling remedy Tor Fits sad spepiectic Dts
SoRosULA, RHEUMATISM AND Liver
COMPLAINT.
.reassd ~,sh .accsss. urupt've diseases. snch a
lscs pi~s xsi tsners. scsld head, syphilis. ayphi
sc sdersions. unsrcurisi Diseases dy.p-p~ia snd
at..rsoa sr,ssoiIss ryf.re. az wen nsek. and al
.,ccuoas = 'he Haness sna spins -ill receive due
.tlsutfon.
sl.o q n~~ snd Successful ssasas Cor removing
.gs-wsrm; and ell other varistes of worn fcand
inc pabttc sni regular pFcfe->.sosre fnsis~d 20
~ and essrsss nv sv-ssw~e- efe.rces
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Ibsar Testimony % tue above having used The
same Furnace all lasi winter. sni fully EAtisnet
with all d.. sri angemenis n. l.. lKOf0LD,
iel Rickth street, a Leopold Cootteari. Ne. s6
" ct Posfi street.
Cincinnati, June %, 1862
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-11-26

The Firs, Pr~.sy,sri.. Church have two IN u.s
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-11-26

NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FoR LCFssE.--Nasies is bershy sfvsn TIA
Ill sppiv o. fbs hosrd 81 CsnuiesicLsrs e Figo
eoarfv IsfIrra. af fbsir merit term. cou1enclEs
r. re 6rFi Nonday In Dsosuesr. lss1. Cor iicsnse
% sIi ~irfo1icatrr lqvors IN lcss Quan,ify fhaB
e-rft az une'' uifb tbs r-iviiessof q slicrin q
ffe sssl- % ~ 1rsnk On NJ prcrses for one yea.
~ lscs n trrirrsf ar1 TIE rrsl1ises m recn
sslt liq1ors 4ss 20 b, crank. a locssod a. 70 q.
49, stree. o1c dor SDrth - Main, N rerre
Hezts in Hsrrisen Townsaip. virc ccr-tT, frt-
nos<1n3v n FhkEz.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-11-26
LICENSE.

NOTICE OF APPLICATION
y FOR LfCFEsN Notice l. hereby given hat
} vii sppyto To Bsrld - Conn issionefs Of fiso
county la Indiana. a. tbe hest term commencing
90 The first Mondsyfn December .ls.4 Tor license
90 eel .intcqlcsiiuE liquors il iesa quaauy thaD
art ai a tf1o. - with the pfriiegs et allowing
the fams 90 h. drank on my prsmises ior enc yer
~ place cf dolrg business and the premi 80
ehoreon sslt liquors afe ~ b. tranf, r. located
Al Ho North AZ street IN Terre Haute. in Harri
son Townshipin Fiso unty, ND
n0fi2tH3a l. fkiCHhtN.
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NOTIOE OF APPLICATION

A = FOR LICENSE. --Eofic~ is hereby ziveu tsaf
J al sppy io ne hoerc 81 Comuiasi0nerE u flxu
rourfY frt ara. sf their nftf tern. rrrntnenclng
o. fh~ frFf Acuday ir December, l5ot. for q n
- % srl s-iutosicaiInF iiq1ors iu ioes qnant
~ ifsr oasrf 81 ffme. Nif1 fhe privilege of
lilsIre fhe fsu~ lo - cratk liY preIllses e.
or~ y~.r ~ rfsce ~ hnenefs. artibe premises
~ls IA "a. iqnyrs sre - b. drama. O. locats6 e.
norfhessi corner of A. fissr's iot o. Lafayette
ftr~si. ls T~rre Hscts.is asrrisen Icrustir. viss
rQnlfY 100. A. = ~ taLrOk.
Hrflffn1H
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STOVES AND TRs WARE.
b A l. l.
SgELE ~ ssnOTEOy.

PAlI !. ceiling TOE ss.s COOK s1ovKs In II.
lAiL .sli- a.. CoEeOEsr cool ssoys. .ns ~tsh
a thi- stove desy c0r'r-tii'o-' dou't sxcept
sVFloEc made
AtL .si- ihs Fopssl eusss csekiag stove.
Uk,4 SELL he ALLlsAFon COAL COOK. ots.s
- fo.i rurrgr uistf
RAiLh. .'b. llssa.s..s-a q stove. % s'g
pAtL 81. s'oyr' ebsss-r ~ aausaia me
PAIa. vs5r.ais .ssrY s'e,.p ..'. 'esi.' s.ii'-
II faction
pAId l.s shs large, .,os. ofr's u.r. - the ei,g
pAII Keep. gsesr.i variety Of ser,. Furri.h-
5 els.s hsu.s = is.lia
IlALl :. prepared TO % 5ohbsns. autisrins sna
ID spoui'ns o1 seoi'e
RAlti.srF.e'is'' v'fs~s-
l1ALL ,srsonsliy sursriui irnas IN. s.nusscturin
- Department
KlAII warrants All ~o,s sons ., thi. hous-
RAII r-y. 'hs hist-.t rgi,- %, ois Copper .p
nrts.
Dsi.L pays the Lig1ssi prios o. GA osst snd
- wrought Iron.
DALL is set~sn Tousta sns Finh sirsss,. TrRRE
- uAWTF
JAIL eau Ls founa - the
sign of Eho ffn sail
Att b lhsukful ios pat issosa, md hspss "a
iflri poflalai aitentioo 10 business she
II n K Z
WILL KEEP ROLLING.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION

NOTICE OF APPLICATION
' F0H IICTssG.-F Fslits IL hereby given fhsi
viii esp. o. the F5art ~ fc6mmia4ioners - Tfra
0fHrfg. r1ians a. fheir nssf term ~0mf mf1sncf 2 -
fts 1rft harisg io December lstf, fer 1c-nsc O.
sr'l t'rf- rcaf Hg Hqcofa in les Qrartity than
quart AZ tiine. sta fhe priviiers II showinE
~ p.aee - Drfiness. e. ~ premisse ~hsreon
s.d lqeofs 0tf9 hstfaak. = locsisd "a TIE c,r-
r~r Wx3ssh sfrsct. bslNsen Flrst alt aecond o.
lrrfs Ha1ts Harirson Tosnship Vigo c5unIy Ind.
Dnftiv3r xAFHR HAHN.
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Nip the Evil In the Bud


Mrs SrRAUS. THANKFUL for
WI - 1ressl p<azo-az<s a. h1sfr~nt h<re. ksx-
.p1xs = inf.frn - ts1es a feFfe asote 80 -
l'altr tai 49, As. - ~ 1872. - 81 r~csirfn<
eteslr .1tstisns a ~ f1est a. Iasesi - tcc
-. b.as. sesth<rs vsi-ets q T.tinE st7ss-
q - 80 a~cs.s prtc~s So . ssie - eeiI
e te~eF r<te. tssn eshrr hc1se - fAis cty.
- - k<<nefsi psiisr1 tssneo.
NJ. ssrrss. Ne. i. >gath sia sfr~~s> ssp.s.ss
sse<t~r- o<s<tf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-11-26
MEDICAL
ROOTS, BARKs AND LEAVES

An unfailinE far >f,friG.fi.sfrig.i - rtfl
Hr.sl-1frf. Aarflrrisf lffi e-f 4H tferae
caused hy 81 f'affsgi, each 81 f.fs ~ te4nfa
Gnsn<fs1f fakufnfs rllat in ns Rfei p.nIa.sf :. =
Fistsn Ifs-pafars o. f1f Hrst s.ss E. t,f. ,..irs
e, Brsatiiflg IFsslfos iaa. ~ .fisn.t. - ~ 4.
81 fis fiio, III 0llEssHdgcs. heAffr r.e.l...t,i.
fi1a and all the dIgsfal coufiain.s esu-ea - i--
parting from the path 20 nature
~ This rie,iicir~ ]. sfnrl, f-erfsil- Nnarf
snd one ou which an g. feil ~ 'i has i+H s-tt
Ia our practice Tor MANY f.rr- auH nifi f| .Hf-
treated. l; hss not tiiel iu ; -insi, lH- sa.r b
curative p0aers have heln slaitt a. o. 81 .li
tory over the mo-. stahholr
- To thosr who hHFf - - ieiI ftef
fa.ios until thev thint tll1-eis. lf.,ua & +.
rrsch ~ medical aid. gauit .ag.. rk-tt =
the CHEROKEE Ct Rs aul fs-i.t
snd viEor. and After al Qnaei t..0t
- Price i0Q Dollar ga 'a.iI
ti-- ior Five boifsrs ans fsr~sf.i-i ~
sIi parts of ~ World
- Pamphlri seui ns ias.i 's.f
DR.. W. q. NE IRWIN 8. Co
4
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u, Davy. FzS Jacob Meter. ksq.. o. Kan q.
EottaT A Co.C koelison. ESQ. College nili. II.
Nieialer, Mount Auburn. r. A.. Saunders 4 Co f.
Hurnet House: Messrs. shulta Bro, A. Niy
Bro. Liberty Bsymilior; Joha Bast. architect,
CLARK 70 John Kothan. Barr street; Augast Frank
north vest corner sixth and Race streets. Both
MOaaer, ~. Nicholas X change, south east Garner
of Fourth ard Race. WA. Glenn. SIS West Fourth
street. Abnef l.. Frazer, tG7 West Eighth street
B0Ard Of Etuoauon, Columbus, 0kiO. Dennlson
House. james Calhoun. Dayton street. Jacob KlnaE.
Fourth street, near Smith. Captain Culoeruon,
$50 Sixth street. Darcsn, Perry Co. Denui son
B0uee aud many others.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-11-26

- V LII y L . III :
The symptoms 81 Caisrrh A. they generally sp-
pear al fast very slight. Persons end they
have frequent attacks. ald are more sensitive T.
theohsages of Temperature. In this condition. tho
nose LAY be frr, er light discharge. thin and
acrit. afterwsrd becoming thick an1 afh hesive 49,
A. the disease pecsmcn chronic the A. ischarge6 are
Increased tn quantity ssid changed m quality. they
are nov thick and hssgy. and are haNKed or
coughed ~ The eocretons are offensive, causing
bad breath; the voice is thi aua nasal ~ cyes
are weak; The sense OF the smell Is essened des
uOyed deafness frequently take place, Anothof
coDuou and inportsnt symsom ~ gstarrh is. that
toe person is ohiigei % clear hil throat in The
morniug cf = thick siuy niucoes. which 81 fsl-
len sosn from the head curing ths nig1t. Nhrn
this tskes place he person may ta sure tlat hia
disease f. On IL eay 60 the iangs and shaulf ios.
no time in arresting a.
The above are bui few ~ ihe many Csierrt
Symptoms.
A single Bottie Will last month--fo
he used thee times Daf
rEsrIuoNIAIS.
Prom Eon. fhes ruruer. Fx Member n Con-
gress from liiino.. late speakef ofliiinais Hense
0shepfe aeufaaves; soi Grand Easfar 81 a 81. 4
A. y. - tes stats ~ iiuol-
DIR d n stELYF:
prAn sm. In resly 20 ycur notice offis i7th INST
would cay that wss severe aiaicisl sifh Ca
tsrrh To- years. when become aagaa-aied Tnh
ron s1d bought Two hotii - y1ur "a q Cafsrrn
asmedy kefort nd Used eue bftfif } vas scn-
s'bly improved, aud before ibe secsna bottle vas
finished. va eomple' ely cured. can recommend
the medicine % al cifd eith 0aiarrt
Respectfully fours.
Taos = Iup~yK
THIS Il -oesrilfy ma ib tlt ne of Jr seelYt :
CAtArrh kemeds sxperisrced much relief ara
have heard many spsas "a 81 ~ being lnsalrabl-
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION

NOR HCKFsF Notice r. bsrsny Owen that
eli spply 81 fts .ard ~ Cornfni-sioners - viEo
rourfy. indisra. a. tbeif sttierm conmenoinges O.
ftf hrst ho1fay ir pecfuber 1854. for license -
eel rini1r eating liquors in leas quantity than
quart az time !" wIfh fhs privilege oi allowing
ins ssus 20 Do trart ul7 premises f1r ore year
NJ place of brslpeas. snt tLs prsninrs ~hsroon
ssif iiqrpfs % BE- drank "a l0oatef Main
street betvesn Eixth anf sere1ih streets, eouth
aide- known - A. gfri hsli. ir Terfe Hsnts. Hsr
rlfou Toansfip. Nig1 county. Ind.
nasIlfs8u PHfIIP nIAHOHY.
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and EIux.
SlrickiRnd's Anti, hIera Mixture

Is a COMPOSIIlON OF AS
u triuEentE. Absort~nis sfiurisrfs alt lafI.iu
stves shich overy ply fi-tsu srt1 grs = ff r.
ouiy preparsticn tnsf ell eferf ~ lFsrrtrra
knf Dgsfuiefy. nIs Anu-r'1Iers n.sf1rr ls r1r
Eves ~ Ffeafesf sstIsfaltfrfi. be- ssrel ftr
hvss 81 tboassnis = soAdisrt rnt ritisers ana
xlu zssrAutss u 70 80 thc beet rsrne1e ihs .crff
for Darrhss znt iystriers
bI Woods. ~ C.fil4gtrf El ..sIn - r.osf aarPy
10 safisff any - ~ rt~f~e ~ -frlrtia1l's
Ast- boilers Aixiprs in f4rt - have -rosl Gem.
ber ~ tcsffnouta irc1s fsitrrt. 80 tafr go
c1rs1 aeer benz yr11ea4cet lzrlrstIe - l1sif
phys csrs. so-4s sfsr tali1F eniy fes rottr sf
s<rfrklsri's Anfi -Chelera kirture. ~ sea s1Tef
~ifs Farrhees 49, llrrr.iFrs ~ eEr itffis.
500 81 urrerift 4re cfsDsred erir ~ ~ "A
efrickisr9. - 3 ezra .trsst. Cinrlrlaii ~.
u..r1~fha-- Fcr t.ie ig KFrf.iaF 2 tlrDLFT
enf TH0sfe y rArp-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-11-26

have one of Peter Martins Hot AIR Furnzces
II gives entire sati-factlon.
GRIFFIN TAYLOR.
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Or. w. r.. mEawis 4 CO.,

NJ Cilihelff street Sea Yoft
4. 4. CO0K. Csic,sn. VI ~ market street,
General Agent for ihr staie. af Illinois lows. Wis
rcnal. NisHssa ana iui.tna. -hs eII -aaply
%. us.i-is - ouf s-suisr cDi pri.es
sold 81 retail BY TH0s. n. BARR, BBERL {
BIN DL y and ALIEN PRNCR, TS-rre Haute
wholesale by BROWNING A SLOAN and DAt-
LY, KkIFER 4 RUSH. Indianapolis.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-12
MYnkoops Iceland PectoraI.

Diseases OF the throat, chestaud pulmonary organs
are ever prevalent, insdioua and dangerous. The
properties OF medicine to alleviate, cure and uproot
these conn plants, must he expeetonnt anodyne and
invgorating ioOsenng the nucus OF the throat, and
impartug tone to the entire system No discovery IN
medical science mastered this class Of diseases
like DIR. Wynkoops Iceland Pectoal II rs used with
the most astonishing results in all cases OF broncht
influenza, whooping cOngh diptherin or putrid sore
t1roat asthma, Group, coughs colds, nervous irrita-
bility, 80.
The Rev j. g. Potter certifes that, 'I have used Or
Wynkoops Peetoral for several years. myself and in
my family, for severe pulmonary complaints, and
have recommended II TO many others, and have never
seen its equal" Rev. ]. J. Potter, Brooklyn n Y.
Hundreds and thousands OF important testimoni-
ais could he produced, showing its remarkable cures
and that Il never fails.
It is composed Of pure Iceland Moss, Balm Of Gil
cad, Peruvian Balsam, Elecampaue, omfrey, Bur
dock, and other valuable eNpectsrant and tonic in
gradients. Itis harmless, prompt and lasting In
vads aud sufferers cannot afford 10 neglect trial.
Every family should have II. IL is remarkable Tor
Group. Fun descriptions recommendations and di
reotions accompany each bottle.
Sold in Dayton by W W. Stewart and all principal
druggsts.
Prepared by DR.. R. wynkoop, and sold by D. 8.
Barnes 4 Co. New York se2Sdly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-12
New and Dangerous Counterfeit

New and Dangerous Counterfeit -
A new counterfeit note is now being extern
sively showed in this and other cities. 1t is
an imitation of the genuine two dollar bills of
the Farmers Bank Of Bucks County, located
at Bristol, Pennsylvania The vigrette ia a
spread engle perched upon limb Of tree;
figure in medallion on each side woman
in II fancy figure . on right end; medallion
female antique head; figure 2 above and be-
low, on left end. The general appearance of
the bill, with the exception of the vignette
and engraving Of the name Of the bank is
rough. The script word Bristol on the
upper left corner, is particularly poorly done.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-12
Ar0irdI.
CINCINNATI vENEREAL HOSPITAL,

Established in the Year ls5s,
FOR THE CURB OF PRIVATE DISEASES,
And under Ihe control Of tuo Of tho nest Euatnent
Physicians in the world.
nR. Is. B0NAPARTR, ffom Lsndoa Ahd PArH
elnnati Venereal Hospital and DR.. b. RHYNOLDS,
late Of New York This is te sulY once in the city
where q permanent cure Of PnVAte Diseases Gan be
obtained without the use 81 mercury change OF
diet Gonorrhma cHred In Gts a. hoHrs, 6ieet cured
in n 10 days; stretuEes cured in 70 weolCs, NOS.
turnAl EmasisRs atsppet 10 70 deyv seminA
Weakness cared IN % se Sst Syphlis in ts prrrna-
~ stages cured IN days SEQ ndsry symptofea in
10 SNeekGi skis BsEasee cured Ia 70 weeks; i'm
potency, Vgor restored II = weeks All diseases
ofe private nature treated win unparalleled success,
nr. Bonaparts's great wsTa on nrivate diseases the
Private Guidets Health, Il heneoiA 10 ALL male and
female, old and Voang should read uhis book ItSiil
enlighten those Who ErsPs sA darkness Price -
pr. Rsnspsrts's French pSfeat Male sasei IL ts
perfectly safe, and never fails = g. sausschon ltis
the only safe and sure preventive against disease.
Prce OF the Frenoh Patent MAie SAle. 81 the single
enc. s. per half dozen q per dossa, seat BY Isa.
ng-Madame LO1lER'a Female hsnthly Pills IL a
safe and reliable remedy FOR suppresaions and all fe.
male diseases Ladies' should not use them during
pregnancy, ~ they s,.l produce miscarriage Pnee
81 90 per box-eKtrs ane SS--seai 70 any address BY
Drs \. h. Ass tAe 1An = esRsnlil tbsy are M.
QussuOnAhy ecknswiedged 70 be the cham paohs and
tings Of vsnerea diseases and the Snly Dootsrs who
receive monthly reports nom the old worlds they
have been aecustsued rom an early ass o. yoath y
witness the EaTieus diseases which afhiot mahktid,
and u watch the progress through loag career 81
proiessiouasiudy In every sphere Of lie, thOm NE
humble abode Si PeyeTy u lhe Of tho veal
.hy, and havRg aseertsinei beyand doubt tho vast
suhenng ef humanity, they doteEminsd 70 select the
generatye system As si1dv and 20 as'
vote Their whole 10 the allevaton o. the DIS.
1AAes of thass p0rtAnt functions. No letters will be
answered unless they esntaina remittance post,
% stamp. Gall or address.
Drs. B0NARARrE REYGoLDs,
10, lse sycanoTe street. beiWean fihh siHeh eAsl
side, Cinoinhab, Ohio.
Oanoo hours hons Am tOoPM. rs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-12
ATTAOHMENf NOTICE.

z. Adam Leiss against Thomas Bottorf Ne. ss65
Civil action. Before William 0oudy, Justics sf the
Peace, Miami Townships Montgomery County
nN theiath day Of January, 1854, an order sf A..
taehment wae issued BY said Justice against said
Thomas hottorf toT the sum Of twenty seven liars
and resenty cents (SN 70l, ard said case has been
continued to the 2sth day Of February, 1884, st egh,
ePwS EADAM LEIss.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-12

Modern Bonnets.--A gentleman com
plaiuing Of the high bonnets worn by ladies'
at the theatres, exclaims. "What would be said
by the ladies OF ns men we're we to insist on
wearing our high-crowned hats at the opera or
the pny2 Should we not hear of it, and
ronndly, too?"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-12

Fire-The alarm of fire this morning was
occusioned by the burning of the Tar Factory,
in the Western part of the city, near the levee
The steam engines were on hand, but as he
fire was 10 very combustble material, and
there not beng much to burn, they were not
in time to play on it. Four or FIVE barrels of
tar were saved
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-12
Dayton Weekly Empire
By HUBBARD 4 BROTHER,
(LAr OF THE, LOGAN COUNTY eAzErrEl

7 (LAT or THE LOGAN COUNTY GAZErTE.l
possess Ill ths desired facilities for publishing drst
class papt r. an respectfully submit this Prospectus
TO the Patriotic Liberty loving Democracy every
where, for their subscription and support.
The EMPIRE will be Democratic paper, without
any prefix or qualification. twill be for Constitution
for Law, for Liberty, for Peace 'The Empire is
Peace" said Napoleon, and So humbly, but earnest
ly, say These ideas we shall incucate not by
violent or rfoicibe resistance to constituted authority,
but within the pale Of the law, by argument by facts
by appeals TO tie reason OF the people
= his year OF 1864 IA destined to be memorable for
al time Itmustmark the Era OF Democratic Resto-
ratsp--Lhv, Order Pesoe, and union--or the utter
aud final overthrow OF American Libssty, with super
venng Despotsm, OF Anarchy, which Is more to be
deplored than DeSpOtism.
one OF The conditions OF Democratic srcoess, which
must he esmphed with, is the dissemination Of Dem.
Ocrpuc papers. These ought 20 be put In the hands
Nf every man who will read them. II this were ef
fected, all doubt OF next fall would he
ed. The people will redeem themse yes, " they can
Those who readers Of the
LO G "A NJ G a z Il t T Il
Will understand what TO be the character Of the
EAPtuE. In addition TO carefully prepared and sound
Democratic editorials and sslec1ons' 1t will be tuii Of
Life. Spioe, and Variety.
A. MARoS MELHoKsE having declined to take
ment 10 the FMPiHE OF Dayton, and will "irrAdiate
the evening horizon," with his usual ability" Rs
The anthor OF "iiNCLR SANS HOTEL" "RYE
COFFEE" "DE sRRENADE," &c, will sing his
merry songs as sfeu as occasion inspires them:
There will rs In the Logan Gazette, he quantity Of
"Butternuts picked up under our own Tree" and
served in each number OF the Weekly.
the News o, the Week. Market Reports. and in a
word all that goes to make up pleasant. reiiabe
and radically sound Democratic paper
Wo send his Prospectus 70 Old friends sYeryWhers,
and TO many OF whom We hope TO make friends, In
the belief and hops that they will aid usn the estab
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Music.
STRING MUSIC

ptrtiea, &c at the lowest possible rates. baViug
played with Proi Pirchild during the last summer
feel confident that can satisfy all his old custom.
ers. ara member Of the kegimeHtRl BAND and
furnish say number of pieces fer string hand
All orders len with Charles Thesbald, corner Third
aud jefferson streets, uHder Huston Hail, VI I he
promptly attended ~
del3dgm RANIKl Y, HAkEN.
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Situation Wanted.-Wauted, a situO-
ton as Clerk, Book-Keeper, or Salesman
The applicant has had experience in all Wa.
ges no object. City reference given. Ad-
dress this office. aaF
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Wanted to Rent-a comfortable dwelling
with six to eight rooms The western part
Of the city, north of Fourth St, preferred -
Enquire at this office. df
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Sprrlal Notices.
OU AC KE nv

4 EARNESTLY caution all young men suffering
| rom Nervous Debility, 6c,, against endanRerng
their health by patronizing any OF the advertising
uuAoks You eau fully recover by the methods use,i
by the AdN ertser and by hundreds Of others, and 10
no othec way. Rssd letter which will send youi
YOU will send me post pad envelope bearing your
address Directto EDWARD II. TRAYER, "a
ie29daw6m Lock Box Boston. Mass.
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Domestic Life he csuuot be an unhap'
py tnau who has the leye and smile Of = wo'
man to accompany him in every department
of life. The world may look dark and cheer
less without--euemiss may gather IN his path
but when be returns to the 6reaide, and
feels The tender love Of woman, be fcrgets hia
cares aAd troubles, and is a mparatively
happy man. He is but half prepared for the
Journey Of life who takes not with him that
friend who will forsake him in no emergency
who will divide his own sorrows, increase
his Joys, lift the veil from his heart, and throw
sunshine amid the darkest scene. No that
man cannot be miserable who has such a eom-
panion, be he ever so poor, despised and trod
den upon BY the world.