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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-07
MINING ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
JeWett Cold and silver Mining Com.

JVHeLl t.uIu and SILVER Mining COmpa-
ny.W0rEs at Gold Hill, Storey county, Nevada-
Notice OF Assessment. Notice is hereby given, that
OF meeting Of the Board Of Trustees OF said COM
panS. held on the 22d day of May, lSfi, an assess
ment OF one dollar per share was levied upon the
asseSsa6ln capital stock of said company, payable
Immediately In United States gold and silver c0Ih
TO the Secretary, at the Office of the company. Any
stock upon which said Assessment shall remain UNI
paid on Saturday, the 2ith day Of June. 1866 will be
advertised on that day Us delinquent, and unless
payment shall have been made before, will be sold
on SATURDAY, the 10th day Of july, 1856, to paw
the delinquent assessment. together with costs Of
advertising and expenses of sale. By order of the
Board of Trustees.
A. NJ. COMSTOCK, Sec'y,
Once 500 CLAY street, City and County Of San FINN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-07

Gold Hill Draining Company, Gold Hill,
Nevada.-A Special Meeting Of the stockholders In
the above named company will be held at the office
OF the COMPANY, San francisco, on TUESDAY, the
23d day Of May, 1876 at p. N. As business Of I'M;
pOrtance is to be considered It is necessary that all
interested should be represented at the meeting.
GEO. r. SPINNEY, Sec'y,
No. go Montgomery street,
Gan Er.ncJsrn Nav IL lSh5 mylS 81
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-07

P0Ihemus CompanV.-Thes sale Of delin.
quent stock that was advertised to take place on
this day. has been postponed till further notice.
By order of the Board Of Trustees
L. BEGON, Sec'y.
Gold TIrn Nov On la6S tuyD0 NE
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-07
DR.. CHAS. III. TOZER'S
PRIVATE
NJ EDICAL INSTITUTE.
" Z. cor. jackson and Kearuy sts.,

Estabkshed IN the city Of Sacramento in 1852,
and renlored to San Francisco IN 1852,
for the express purpose of Gfording
an Asyhtm to those afflicted
toith Chronic and He1leTiGI
Diseases, and for the ..
S,ppression o
QHdcEery.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-07

Pride of America Ompany-Notice.--
DAY, May l6. 1885. Is hereby postponed until
TUESDAY. May 30, 1865, at the same hour and
place. II. c. MANNING. Sec'y.
Gold HUI, May l6. 1865. myI6 I'd
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-25
MEDlCAL NOTICE.

Dr. n. con 4 may be c9naultsd AZ followsi iu
In XENIA1at the, Depot Eating House, on lhuTs
days Nov, 20, Dee. 2s 'es. L. March q, Apr l2.tsd
In pAYToG at the Phillips House, on Friday
. sInTRDI at The ,Mlrris House, on Saturdays Nov
f25, Dec. 80 PEI 5,Nsrch ~, ApTilliA tl.AAl3
In SPRlEGF EbSat. the Willis House, on Thurs
daysi MY. 80. Jan 4, Feb suNAmh -, April r.
Dr. co L has had ofHees II eo' h Of tho aB ovc
places thathe has regularly ysited for the past sev
on years ana as no haE treated and cured many PN
tent III eabh Of the above pldces, he cav give ne
best of referorees u each place, as 20 he skill,
DR. CONE Treats, aud Cures, all varieties ofChroniC
diseases, inclung those ot the FyflAnd Ear r9ake'
no charge for CON ulation but II those who consult
hun desre tfeatne Mt he Urges Cash iOr his Med
ictnes. Ila.- .'f, HI '' No. f.|.# -taluI4f.HH
Medicines that Will a7ta patient from fot1r to BIZ
rnoniis, Gast fr9r Fyet9 rhry dqh'rs In oa'h. ash
Is' 'rscevi fsHu laf Address DR.. E. CONE, r..
noy2S-dly ...t... G9LvxHfs, ONO.
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Removal of the National Capital

Removal of the National Capital.
0Atwriter in the cincinnati " EFq@rer,
basing his suggestions on what has lately
been said in several papers, as TO the pro-
priety ana practicability Of removing the
Capital from the City of Washington,
briefly sets forth the advantages that Gin
cinnati geographically possesses as site
He insists that therelis areaabroad enough,
in and around that city, to accommodate
the Government with ALI the necessary IA
cilities for aiNational metropolis for a COM
ling century, s"a...i tsSl % .' ".s s. .,, NV az,
We admit that Cincinnati possesses prom
imence when such "A change is wanted
that there is a good deal of lapd within it,
flfnfits and a grtat deal niofeoatSs1e, atiapta-
BILE for such purpose; but there are pecu-
| liar reasons why some other localities may
not be regarded as more eligible. Dayton
| for instance. Here, we are not hemmed IN
With hils aud elinsl Of ihsarThountablC
steepness. We can spread over territory a.
expansive as half a dozen Londons. We
can produce in this great valley alone, aI
abundance for dozen like Washington
| We are iplapd, and therefore safe from
future raids, like those Of Lee upon Wash
ington, and Kirby Smith on Cincinnati
This latter. alone, should constitute a con
elusive argument In our favor with any
Board of Commissioners, appointed to set
| tlera,question Of 50 much magnitqde, And
when we bear ~ mind iioW the eqaaadmity
of the people of the Queen City was dis
trbed one very dark night by some Of the
aforesaid raiders shooting a few shot-guns
at a struggling party Of pig and chicken
seSntsrThow General Lev. Wallace, rushed
to the deadly breach, mounted on three OF
four fiery war chargers,-how courts ad-
ljourned and Judges and lawyers, armed
eGp-dPts with deadly revolversy swords
deoanters, sugar-cured hams, beef-a-la-
mode, Pixies "Meglory Bourbon ETC.
how the pontOon bridge was hastily
thrown across TO the Covington side and
formidably manned by the invincible and
formidable i'eQNeeh CITY DcjshderS "4-how
martial law was claimed as essential u
prevent a asanglIipary riSe. among the Cop
perhends and bastiles opened their dismR
doors for the reception of some obstropu'
lons hIebriates whet wass ~ jpestel4 of huz'
zaing for JEFF. DAVIS; %hen M tiiese imam
swerable objections, we say, are borne il
mind, no discreet thinker Win Sliay stb'
hardih1odito hrge the Queen City as tl'
healthy spot Where a second Washington
City should be planted.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-25

His lhGHrs.LA negro named Young
has just recovered $500 damages from tho
Cincinnati Passenger Street Rail Road Co..
for being forbidden by the Conductor ia
ride inside of a car instead Of ON the plat
form according to the regulations lie had
the advantage of q sympatbizing Judge OF
cOui'se
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-25

,, "a Mother, who wish 70 find amedicme
peculiarly adapted to the cure of hunors
and eruptions in their children, viii find
safe and sure one inScoyilI's dBloodaand
Liver Sirup, which is acknowledged TO be
the best Blood Medicine known. Physi-
clans attest to this.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-25

ES SrASDARED llOMEoPATHIC MEDICINES.
7-'Iheagent OF Humphrey ilOmeopath
ic Specifics has received very important
addition to his list Of Humphreys Specific
Homeopathic n Remedies IN the shape OF
Specific N6y34, whhdi cures ldlptleria and
liberated sore throat. These specifics have
obtained II wide celebrity among the medi-
cal practitioners and are very largely used
by them,, being prompt, efficient reliable
and convenient An extended advertise
ment in another column gives list of the
different species, the diseases which they
remedy and the priefs Thy eases lorfaPi-
ly use are especially worthy of attention.
and also the new department of veterinary
specifics. The headquarters sofIlumphrcy'.
specific Homeopathic Medicine Coz h al
5G2 Broadway, New York.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-25
THE D.AFt.Y EMPIRE,
Dayton, Ohio, ..
Saturday, November IS, 1865,
Local Matters.

DEATH OF AN OLD CTnEN.-We regret
toleafn offtc Heath of,BIr., gacob Wey-
bright who died at his residence in RAM
dolph township, last week. He was one OF
the oldest residents of Montgomery county
"A man of the highest integrity, and re-
spected and esteemed by all who knew him.
He w6k a subScribG toiths EEIPriE from
the time of its first issue, and always paid
his. subscription in 0dUdRce.
hGftk tiki L-~zsef hlurne .
THE CoNTNENTALs.-We take great
pleasure in announcing that the Conti-
nentals will be here next week, when the
lovers of vocal music will have the oppor-
tunityi Of enjoying rich and melodious
treat. The reputation of this excellent
quartette is so well known here and else
where that mere announcement of their
presence in our midst is a sufficient guar
antee for full house. They sing for two
nights pplyTThursday and Friday evening,
next--at Clegg's Hall, when we bespeak
for them such display Of appreciation as
only Dayton audience can demonstrate.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-25

GREAT SALE or GovERNMENr GooDs.-
Christopher & Speilman commenced their
first sale Of the season at their new Auction
Room on Third street, nearly opposite the
old Methodist Church, to-day, to continue
daily at : o'clock p. NJ. and evening, Those
wishing to provide for their households for
the winter, with blankets, new pillow cases
"all linen" and muslin sheets, canton fam
mel drawers and shirts, knives and forks
stoneware and Queenswarc, ladies cloaking.
linen table cloths, &e., should not fail to att
tend this sale. isgg fHIry" .#I
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-25

CHANGE OF TMR.-By reference to our
RailfoadThne mbie.itwill be seen that
several changes have been made in the time
of the arrivals and departures of trains. A
new hAin has beeh Pit on the C. ii. & d.
road for the special accommodation of the
people of Dayton who desire to visit Gin
elnnati 0p .hvsiness, or pleasure, and return
the Same day Thistrahf Ieayes 40 6A5iA.
NJ. and returqset 9.45 y, Mo This is a most
excellent arrangement and one that has
long been needed,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-25

H
somfFs DilMArdCE,.2 Madame Sthelet
appeared last night at Beckcl Hall. in het
great impersQnation OF t"0phelia,' ip
"Hamlet.n Tlisisia part ia which Madame
pScheller lias achieved Nreputation second td
mo. other qrtiste on the american stagq
This isthe testimony of Edwin Forrest, The
distinguished trlgedian. Her rendition u
the character last evening was almirabltA
and called forth the most enthusiastic apH
plause. Mrs. Perry was eScellent in "Queep
Gertrude,ra part well adapted to the disI
| play Of her really fine talent as an actrest
The other characters Were very crcditablI
sustained. H iH Hifi., a.,iI.f....
% Tonight Madame Scheller will appeal
as Amelia In the beautiful drama of The
| Robbers character in which she excel@
This will be the last night Of her present
engagement. and we have no doubt the
many friends She has made in Dayton will
take great pleasure in giving her Z" l;rci
jwell worthy of the oceasion and of hci
! transcendant merits as an artistic.
Oh Tuesday Night She will commence al
Engagement, 1t the National in CincinI
matt, on which occasion she viii produce
! the beautiful character of Cinderella y Id
4 style never before witnessed on the
boards of "Old Druly."
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LENTz g. APPLEcArE.
n 70 A Il rs TATE A GEN II :
Omee 323 Third street North side

DAYTON ONO

DAYTON ONO.
INoR SALE, FLAX FACTORY, COUPLED BY
Il Messrs naTe &Co, with IDRchinery, and acres
OF land.
fprm 100 acres mile north uf Rrowns station on
Western H. r., on Twin Greek. well impr0vai'
$1,000 .f...t.. ..,. .' ...r
A brick house, cor Of Brown and ANN sts. .,
4 dottle frame Nutsc On Hess street, ''.'f
aoulAa fIsttne houss on Walnut street 300 IT IH
.double frame house on FRh strestJ .I .I'l ada
4 arm ol 81 a;re5,I24 mlss rom Dayton ....
A arm OLA scre', Z miles from payt6n
A Rrn NJ 81 act.F6n gre"nVie r. X; fi f' H"h
A farm Of 1875 Acfes near Germantown; -.IHiH..lH
A brick houte on FIith street, No,227; Uat
lsrn OF 76P;ra5, well improved, tue BRICK. house,
and best Twin bottom fandi 4 mile west OF Ger.
mantoHu p I fIii DIP. it7i CIT Htf
A laIin ol a. acres erod improvements ut Browns
station Nn Weslerp H. 4. r... tH.. .FI
A well hnproVedfrn Of 100 scfes, two miles east o I
Sonora, on Western ptlrosd .lt't.t
good h,u5e and large OF in aaIn street. no 254.
larn oi 70 acre ou tormaploWn pike, , miles from
Dayton, D.. ID - 10
Two ~ m farms we'll improved Rdjolnns Liberty,
miles from DAUol, o 80 aud 20 krres each. ~
numO2r Of houses aud lJt4 IN dterent parts OF the
W. A''f TTESTS 8 IfPLRG,TE, R. Il. a.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-25

BT SUNSHINE FoRFnE SD.--Are you
low spirited, tremulous, subject To fIintnesS
afflicted with any local weakness or with
general debility, tonic thy system with
BiokFene Thougil aiafmless Is water it is
the Inost potent tcuie and regalator in the
world Depot, 2S Dey st., New York. sold
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-25

CHURCH DEDIcATIoN.-The new Catholic
ghhfcir AZ Piqaa will be dedicated to-nior-
row 0slmdayl morning, Areh Bishop Pur-
cell, of Cincinnati, officiating on the occa-
sion. As u isiexpected that'alsrge number
VIII 90 from Dayton, 4 special train has
been provided, which will leave the Depot
att o'clock IN the morning and return the
same evening" for half fare. The Regi-
mentaI Band has beeu engaged and will
accompany the excursion. aeo.3 sID
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-25

s8~ IMPORTANT no CoNsUMPrIyEs.-Th
long looked forspecific for the cure o.
RplmonarX disease Is found AZ last Auep',
'Etmg Bafsam las proved ODE tlle MOS
extraordinary medical preparation fol
curing Consumption. II not only curei
GqsAehpipApht raisftl YmmeJvlSb TN
iucipient stages, such rs Coughs, Colds
oppusssioils.- -PaiLs ia -tl,e.- Chest. II
brcaRs up tlia most distressing .congh Ia pl
incredible short time, .esl' .,,... ~
For sale by the Dealers In Family Med
icines generally.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-25

THE "CONQUERoR."-Th "Conqucror Of
Pain" Dr. -Kitnidge's invaluable internal
and external medicine, is having II great
runrin Dayton. 1t has been used by large
number Of persons during the past week.
and al dccIair 1t to'be just what is needed
DR.. j, Henry llildrcib. at the Phoenix
House. has iull supply Of the medicine
and may De consulted at any hour of the
day or evening.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-25
Fur Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarfb, Con
sumptlVe ana Throat Diseases, asJ ~

rsoonEs Aus UssD Wttu Alw .Yi coon SUCCESS
| u at ...Hf HAf ..f Yu TnH
SINGERS AND PUBLIC 5PEAKhR5 ae.is|
will find Troches useful in clearing the vo'ce wh~ii
taken bcfore kingingor Spei ngg apd rslsFmgf'h
throat amer sn onusual ekesidRef the vocal oygsn
The Tfo;hes are tqceomnendsd, aud prescribed by
Physicians, aud haysl.al lssnnihpr"gom rmlnel'
men thfouxhoul che colntry. Being an mucle OF und
merit, and having prgpod their efficacy 9y test o
many years. each year dni5 Them IN us~ioenl'ii'
in various parts Of the world, nj the, NoeAes ~
unVer1ei fr ,nonnced better than other az Y 1es'
obtain only "BRowsS DRosoullL TnocHrsDl and
do not take any OF tho VlriHeS iE'a'ioai that may
he offered. N,.
Sold egerSwa aefe 1sthsUuefsute4 'ah in For
eign Countre S, 1t 5eenk per bsH. foe,2i Gnia
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-25

10 WHoLEsALEGRoCERY w HousE.-We would
call attention TO the advertisement of Messis.
Wogaman, Smith q Con,wholesale dealers
in groceries, &C., ia this evenings paper.
They occupy one of the splendid business
rooms in Turner'S Opera House building,
corner of Main and First streets, and are
nowreceiying a large and desirable stock
of goods. The Messrs. Wogaman are well
known in this community, having been en-
gagged in the same Business on Third street
for several months past. Mr.. smith, the
other membcr'of the firm, has recently be-
come a resident of Dayton. and brings with
him the reputation Of anuprlght1 energetic
business man. We wish the new firm all
success. ,iH' i.tr.. Hrr a'll..Tof ru.nH i
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-25

A Cough, Cold, or So Throat,
REaurHis lnmEDIArE ArnESrIos, sHp snouLpT -
oREcHED " ALLowEnTo CONTINUE, H"il
Irritation of the Lungs, IA Perma-
nent Throat AnectlOn, an Tn
eur@bIe Lung Disease
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-25

TmlsWINTER ANDTHE PooR.-1We learl
that there is considerable suffering and
distress among the poorer classes in the
city. This is not to be wondered at. When
the present cXhorbitant rates of provisions,
rents fuel and every thing else are taken
into the account, It would be strange Il it
were not 50. People out of health, or OF
employment, or those who are able to earn
only small Wages must Suiler fqr7tle com
mon hedes stiles oflife. Wears told that
there are several eases of this kind now
people sick and in want. This is matter
claiming the Immediate, attention Of the
kind-hearted and benevolent among us
and knowing, as we do, that the people OF
Dayton have always been proverbial for
their benefcence, we are satisfied that an
appeal to their charities in the present in
stance viii not be made in vain.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-25
.TgiefDranh.

The great sensation in theatrical circles,
duripg, last two, weeks has beeul the apt
pearance of Madame Scheller at Beckel
Hall. Although her advent here was un-
heralded, she has, by her great merit as an
artistic, achieved brilliant success, and
made a pleasant gand -,lasting simpressien
I iupoh the minds and hearts of the patrons
of the drama in our city. Madame Scheller
is an actress Of rareand varied accomplish
ments. Wholly ignoring all the objection-
able features, of dramatic representations
and confning herself entirely to those
characteristics, which tend TO jadorIl aud
I dignity her profession, she never fails 10
win the respect and, sympathy of all who
witness her matehless personations of the
characters she represents. The simplicity
and earhestncss Of her style, and her per-
fectly natural and graceful bearing upon
the stage, make us forget for the time that
we are, beholdmg a, counterfeit present.
ment" Of the real and actual. Added to
great beauty of person, she possesses a
voice of peculiar sweetness and volume,
aud her musical powers are of the highest
order of excellence.
1t is sufficient to say, in this connection,
that the professional engagement of Ma
dame Scheller i'm our city has proved to be
decided triumph. She has made hosts OF
friends, as was fully manifest ON the oeea-
sion of the complimentary benefit rendered
to her on Thursday night. 1t was most
fiattering ovation, in all respects worthy Of
the occasion and of the accomplished lady
in honor of whom it was given. b isl-,,l
Manager Frederieks has a brillian success
sion of dramatic entertainments insreserve
for the coming season. He has positive as
suranee that the great tragedian, Edwin
Forrest, Will be here the first week in Jan
uary, and he will be accompanied by several
distinguished artists among whom are
Madame Ponisi and Mr., McC Cullough Sfropl
{ the Eastern theaters. Our citizens may an
/ ticipate the most brilliant dramatic festival
ever witnessed in amy western city during
the coming holiday season. ~ A'a"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-25

In SEARCH OF WATERFALLs--Severa
weeks since, Rev. Mr. Steck, of st. Johns
Church, had in his employ girl, to assist in
the household duties of his family. Moth
ing seriously Objectionable was found in
her conduct; but, upon her leaving, Mrs,
Steck discovered that her valuable clotll
cloak had disappeared. Mo- more was
heard or known of the girl or CLOAK until
Wednesday last, when the little daughter
of Mr.. Steck espied the fugitive cloak hang
ing gracefully under moderate sized
waterfall, some distance from the residence
of her father. Now Katy was only, nine
years old, but off she started to the rescue.
In about six squares she succeeded in gain
ing proximity sufficient to arrest the pro-
,gress of the delgge, and turn theIcurrent Of
the waterfall toward home. She continued
in the trail with a pilots ingenuity, and
brought the culprit face to face with her
mother who promptly disrobed the infant
Niagara of her own property, and sent her
away with the admOnition to "gO and sin
no more" 1t is fortunate for the thief that
little Katy, did not belong to the regular
police, else shewoudd have found quarters
where cloaks and waterfalls are untashion-
aRlesEt 4. gErN ERE1EfE- EFgV
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-25

PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN MONTGOMERY COUN-
TY.-By reports to the. County Auditor.
from the various school districts in Mont
gomery County, for the year ending Sep
tember, 1863 it appears that the number
of schools in each township is as follows
Madison, 8; jefferson, 8; Jackson, 8;
Perry, 8; Clay, 10; Randolph, 8; Wayne,
o; Butler 10; German, o; Washington, .;
Miami, IL Harrison, 10; Madriver G; Van
In the city of Dayton there are seven
schoolsTthe, Central High School, i've com
mon schools,s ana ons colored school; in
Farmersville, two; Germantown, seven
Miamisburg, one.
During the year, 1921 scholars were en-
rolled in the several schools in the county
the average daily attendance was 247l the
number of weeks taught was forty.
The number of books IN the sehoOl Ii
braries in the county is 10000.
There were fourteen pritate schools in
the county, during ths ayear,gip which
twenty-four teachers were employed; and
thousane and five scholars were enrolled
on the time books.
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az conc 6Sd q6ERdn na 81, 6oFPAn.-Dr. Q Kittridge's

EB CONQURRoR OF PAR.-Dr. kittridge's
great internal aud external medicine, intro-
dueed a few days sineeiby Dr,J. Heiry
Hildreth is performing wonderful cures
throughout the citieso The Doctor himself
prescribes for, the ainitted from his car
riage, for any of those diseases which he IS
positive he can cure, II he can nor do so,
he will, in all candor tell you so. .Bny .
q bottle of his medicine, by al means and
try it, and if it does not perform all he rep
resents it will do, rettiri the empty bottle
to room No. y, PheniX House, between
t,yo and three O'Clock 7, NJ, and he win
cheerNlly refund your money. ili All.
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Ann ALL DISEASES OF FHR LUNGS.

TIME RESULT OF IT'S USE Is 4 PROOF OF ITS
Il great T,ue The extraordinary hesiug p.oper-
ties oi this remedy experienced by vi those who
ihaye used it. Their testimony will be found IN
panphel which eau be hpj Of ths agents here The
med ciBr II used.
& UGIiS AND COLD, heNuYeI distressing, al0
broken up in an incredible short time, by caUIBg q
SPECIFIC Influence on he Lungs, 30 that tho nhteT
and phil esm are easily ekyeytotnted .
ALLEN LUNG BiLSAM contains no opium. in
sny rm Itis perfectly harmless Tor the DOst Del
cate child "N
tse upon Distasod lunEs
RS-lt u "a good remedy. Try it r6r sale by the
pfopr -t1Ts. T. n HNRRiS s'CU ,Citsmuat, o.
PTcs 81 per bottle sId ~ Msdiuine DeslsIs
thrOu ghsu theGty and cCm'Ty. Hf 0el2ldaWu
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-25

B, PHOTOGRAPHS .44Go to j. II. Gross Pie
ture Gallery, Nos. "a, and 9G, Main Street,
| opposite the Court House, for the best and
latest styles of Photographs, Ambnotypes,
f., DaguerneOtypes, Melaineotypes, &e- &c,
/ he also Keeps on hand, Albums, Picture
: Frames, Photographs of American celebriI
4, ties, and all articles usually found in es-
Establishments Of the kind 30 loa1aq
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BROWNS BRONCHIAL IsOCAES

HAyKs A maze, 7rSrLUEscE 70, FFg rrAA"ts, oE'
f1MEDI.iE RGJfrF AA't'" W -
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.a Man DRowSIp.--A Inan by the name OF
Thomas Sullivan, laborer on the Atlantic
and Great Western Railroad, was drowned
in the canal near the Second street bridge
early yesterday morning. The body was
found q short distance below the bridge,
about nine o'clock. The deceased was
about twcnty-Scven years old, and left a
wife and child in Illinois. The verdict OF
the CorOner's.Jury was that the deceased
came to his death by accidental drowning
while under the influence Of liquor