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New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12
W,.arvaroS, D. C.. July 2G. 1868
nROpOSAIS for HEATING APPARATUS.

NtsnfNHroSi ~ '.' 'UtJ ~ ie.....
PROPOSALS. for HEATING APPARAiuo
1 SEALED PROPOSALS. will b. received at the once
OF The Supervising Architect, Treasury Department, "s,n
inson d. g. until AZ H. Of August ID, 1902 Tor al tne M
proved Heating Apparutus (lot water OF o9uu h -,
nav be required the various public budns III onaiso VI
this Departm ent prior TO the i5h OF August 1870 .
The apparatus required VIII be on he nov "eteI
hot water and low pressure steam combined Tou'u
and bders required furnish dosrpiohs VI pA' VI
their mode OF coustructi0n. ,-I, 49,, ma, ,o
The Apparatus must IN al be furnished shn P' up
uplote within reasonable tine rom dhe OF ou'I mo
nast be la perfect working condition when 'shod o'e W c
proper officers. - .,n.,lv h.,,.a
The bids are 10 be per cubic foot OF space roua hs'ra
and the price TO cover all expenses "hA'''f
painting cni,inR OF or constructing masonry Sc L. the
kcgt and actual transportation expenses mechanics e
service. of srtAo ones cannot BE- procured ia lhc psoe 'Ho
apparatus Is be pgt up, will be Peid Tor extra t
Payments no. eSAns 30 per centunI 81 .e ,o a. cer
done will be sde dfng the progress Of tho WORK upon
ti6cai.s authorized oic.i ~ per centun "n oe P'
ner the wogk has been completed and thoroughly estel ~
ing period o cold the balance Of 10 per cent ~ AZ
retained Tor twelve months after completion Of WORK. ~
repairs or alterations becoming necessary dur ns t
twelve mouths. and which were oecAsi iond py a
wors ing of the apparatus must be mad, al me COZ ~ VIZ
All bids must bs accompanied ny inc p "
r.pon.ble persons Ia the Of 3Up that we pi .
sor.ut and p.rt.f ii o contract awarded TO nun e %
ency Of the ,ecury to b. certified 10 by me coeo'ot
trrnl Revenue Of tho District. The Dspa tin'n' 49,.
right 10 reject any or all tho bids, II u 20 oo ~
irierest oftbe Government TO do So ana no ou VIZ o
.red thai does not conform the requirements oi TINS aa
sbould be indorsed Proposals Tor hestns A
psrstusn and be addressed 10 , supe''nns hfch'e,1
Treasury DsP1'usn' sugervlD, AIehissA
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12

CURGICAL HOSPITAL for the Treatment OF
- Diseases othe Pelvic yscra under the Of
II. DIXON. Editor OF The ScaiDe Structure, Piles, Narlco
cee Hernia end Fstua livery Structure admits OF
radical and IN few days. and often an iie-
date one by Dr. Ds instrument. the Urethroone,
designed expressly to modify Sir. Symes operation In all
cases o. the tree affections the 10 guar
sniccd the he undertaken. Office hours from 10
daily and TO evenings, at No. ~ Finnsye.
GTRICTURE, FISTULA, PILES, radically
~ CURED piihou, the Of the Knife, Cansiic Acid
by HENRY a. DANIELS. b. d., Consulting and Operative
Surgeon, 30. Union Square.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12

NOTICE TO BJlTCHERS.-NOtice is here
~ By given the Members Of the Butchers Hide and
Melting Association. that EAon for Trustees viii oe
hed, the Of First ave. and fiiihs, TUESDAY
AFTERNOON Ade. Is, 1865, st clock. Lyery memb beT
b requested to be present. BY order
JOS. W. CLINCH. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12
GurTltIre.
Go .GGrmcrs an0 Others.

A GRICULTURAL Drain Tile, Glazed Stone
N ware Sewer.pipcs Flooring. oven and Green housJ
Tiles Fire Bricks Chimney ops, Vases Se &c prpoi
Long Island Pottery NO. 23 PearFs, ~ l. Edw. y. Sa.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12
NEVADA MINES.-WE HAVE for SALE,

~ absolutely condonay 70 give time ior personal
animation, h-e and choice selection o. the above mnes
We aso prepared acvgrce to miners, others who
hsvs valuable claims money for Gey clipping the
We have ia Nevada practical yors Estate cca)
experienced practicel miner and thorough and
sponsbe bnsess p3n who viii make personal f1ina
ana suryey mines and search titles tue OF al
Of whose reports We -nsrancc.
Accurate assays o. procured ct the mines or in this
ey. 49,
One member Of firm resident Of Nevada is now here
We invite the attention Of those hsvng desiring hrciass
rinlne propertv CHADN lex, PEASE Co.,
At The ofee Of Chadwick Co.. Bankers No. 81 Wal-si.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFFICE,
WAsusGTos. D. G., July 20. l9,S
7 ARCE GOVERNMENT SALE of STEAM

- OATS. WHARF-LOAIs, BfhGES and OIhElt
ri fRTYseai,d ror O. ls are rtited and will be
ceyed ID. aid until the des Be eEcinlteT named of
the plfcie-e ~ the fo.9wiuguOmcd -
and otAr properly.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12
Y EWIS g. cox.
IL Jo.EpH J. LEWIS CuArLroS T. LEWIS. s. g. Cox,
COUySELORS At LAW,
No. I32 Broadway. ?. o. Box, No. o,06o,

Attend 10 oil business in the Courts Of 10. United states
and In tue Departments at WashngtoD Especial sttetion
gwen 10 internal Revenue business erd to claims ssnst
FOREIGN Governments ~ well a. our own.
Judee % Commssiorerof ln'erna Rev
eruc and Charlton T. Lewis experience es Deputy CoHs
sioner viii e guarantee Of thorough Acquaintance with
the Rcveuue Laws IA. =.
Nj Cox CONNECTION Of four years with TIE Committee Of
Forcign Air Congress- ana his long membership OF tLe
National Lee stature insure thorough knowledge Of es'A
tiou and practice in both departments.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12

OFFICE MAEixT1AAyD C1NuSSATI RAILROAD CoNPANY,l
CuILTICGrHE. OHIO Aug. l., 1865. J
NIVIDFNDS OF THREE PER CENT will
be paid stock the tiist and Second Preference
stock Of his COMPANY, and after this dGe the Once OF
the Fsiuof Loan afd Tmst Company. Transfer Agents IA
Neg-N ors md OF this Office PnyGbe 10 Stockholders Of ,e
fist Of JnIv. w r. WATSON. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12
Enanfial.
FOR
~1.OO0.OOO

pROPOsALS FOR
81 100000
MORRIS Essex RAILROAD COMPANY
FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT
BONDS,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12

AT LITTLE ROCK. ARKANSAS, UNTIL MONDAY
SEPTEMBER II. IL NJ. for tie
Sdewhee steiner Dlv.npcrt eiTy boat registered l'stun
Sieln steamer oNvoy No. 2 registered la iuns.
Which c9a be a, LITTLE hOCh, ARKANSAS, untii
tie day ai Adic.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12
professional Not'fes.

CHARLES ID. HAMMOND, formerly Pro.
~ fesor Of Special Antony snd Surgery in the yracue
Medical College ~ T. Office 81 East 25hs. Consul ations
from 10 TO- to ami 10 g. SYECIALTtFs: Diseases Of
the Nervous, Seninsi, Urinary and Cuaneous Systems
NJ B-ticture3 which havo been treated by
Cutting or Rapidly Dsns Operations not undertaken.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12

OFFICE of TIE Minnesota MINING
" COMPANY-Bv order Of the Directors, authorized by
,be ih section Of tie General Mining Laws Of the stare Of
hichies following SHARES Of tie Caiiei
ses Of tins Company forfeited for nonpaymet NJ esscss
sen due there D. Oct 10 l8i) viii be sol az fpolo Auc-
bon the Ofce Of the Company, No. II Pine st. Newi ok
pa TUESDAY the 18th day of August 1882 1t Il o'clock
b. N. SEAMAN, Auctionoer, VIZ;
Shares Cer:ihca'e No.
1877 In rane o. George w. Hnggs.
100 3T73 in of h. y. Dort.c.
Us 1851, 1906, 4It9, IL lne Of W. a. Elson
1876 IL name Of Mary a. Gau
50 323 il name Of Samuel HepOuTn.
3r5 IN name Of W. J. Hepburn
10 IlgI IN name OF Benz. H. Howell.
IS 383 3984, IN name Of McKim. Bros. Co.
25l5 n name of Georee ParHel.
10 So59, 5j3i>u name oil Satter.ee Go.
10 Power Atty No. 2g9 IN usnc Of spencer, Via Co
SAML NJ. POND, Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12

Al vICKsBURG. MISSISSIPPI UNTIL FRIDAY, SEP
TENDER 10. II NJ 70.
Screw ting Belle DsTiir g.On, registered % tuni
One f) Wharf bori, s9i uns.
One % Whsri-bost,,ldI Luns.
Model bsrses Porter Rhodes and George u. McC!1ne.
Nine .s) Gunwale barges.
Forty is1) Coal Boats.
One ~ Yny and one (l) Floating Dock. -
81 Of which be seen at vlCKsBURG, MISSISSIPPI,
until tie dag OF sale.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12
Banking Gorses ano Bankers.

An oosAx NAuoSGL BASK NRw YORK, Aug. 1865.
A mn, MEETING OF the BOARD Of
h,,.VIots, \, Charles pelner Cashier, having rendered
v,0n M. ,s. on account Of 81 helth G. = STEVENSON
.'pP0ned 70 III the vacancy
j. S. HARTsHORNE Assisiaut.Caslier.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12

AT NATCHEZ, MISSISSIPPI, UNTIL MONDAY, SEP.
TENDER 10, l. Ia, for
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12

TRAVELLING CREDITS on Messrs. J. s.
"A = MORGAN Co., LONDON Successors to GEO.
fLL6510DY Col tvallAbe "a ihe principal c'ties Of
.VkorE sad the EAST Issued by DABNEY MORGAN
ACo.. No. 50 E,ehanee-glace.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12

Model barge Moie
Five 80 Gguwsle baIges.
Three l3) Coal Bosts.- .,-,,r -,
All Of which csa be seen at NATCHEZ, MISSISSIPPI
uufi he ,l4y of s4le
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-07

We are not only supplying our own wants
we are not only raising surplus Of provisions
to supply the wants OF the manufacturing and
non.produeing States of this Union, but we are
raising a surplus to feed the starving millions
Of the world, If we only had lines of Transports
ton opened by means Of which we might
reach those markets.
The above is extracted from speech in the
House, by a member from Illinois, The boast
of feeding the starving millions of the world
is about played out AT the present rate oI
diminution of the grain and meat products o.
the country, we shall, in less than three years
have starving millions whom we can not feed
at home And the rate of diminutiOu viii
continue, unless the war be stopped
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-07
Public Sale.

A VALUABLE FARM, consisting OF 62 acres an
n Twin township, Preble county, ~ miles west Of
PyrmOnt, miles southeast OF Lewisburg will lie sold
on the premises on saturday, February 2b, 1853.
The improvements CONSIST Of good house aud
harm and other ontbndngs, two good wells OF water,
good bearing orchard Of lrut trees forty acres Ol
cleared land; the balaDee OF the land we'll mbered
This farm - convenient 70 churches, schools mills,
Ao and Ia an excellent neghborhOOd and will post
lively be sold to the highest bidder. Terms made
known on day Of sale,
jA3ldawts lIn SAMUEL SHIMP.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-07

A witty gentleman, speaking Of friend
who was prostrated by illness, remarked tba,
he could hardly recover, since his constilu-
ton was al gone.
III bis constitution is all gone" said BY.
stander II do not zee how he lives at ALL"
70" responded the wsq, "he lives on the
by-laws"
That's about the way this Government !,
living.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-07
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
l.l.sa ESTATE n4m,i i...l n
HOUSE AND LoT ON THE ooRNElt OF wAYNn
| AND. JONEs BTREETs - = :

HOUSE AND LOT ON THE CORNER OF WAYNE
AND. JONEs BTREETs. aI ma ~
DAVID X. ReyeF, Administrator OF Daniel Il. Carsou
deceasedi against Cathanno Carson, widow, et
al. Ha haIf I-l 'fSf'N'
In Probate Court Of Montg county Ohio o'
IN pursuance Of an order gHuttd by the Probate
Il Court Of Montgomery county Ohio, will ofibr for
sale, at public auction, on i ' m INN
Saturday, February IL, 1865,
Al the door Of the Court House 10 the city Of Dayfon
betNeen the hnurs Of two and four O'Clock y 81 OF
said day the following deseribed real estate. sisae
IN the clfy OF Dayton, in the county OF Montgomery
aud state OF OHIO, to-wt Lot numbered two thousand
one hundred and i0rty.tbree (Qlf3f Of tho revived
numbers on the plat OF said city Of Dayton.
Said pfopeny h situated upon the corner OF Wayne
and 10 - Airessi the lot Is large and I'M ovements
good Appraised NJ " 800. Aif fIHN' I7'''7'
Terms OF sale. X cash IN hand 4 in one year and
q In two years from the day of sale; deferred nav
nenls TO bear interest and be secured by mortgage
on the premises. .lIaN ID. II BOYER
Admir- Of tho estate Of Daniel n. Carson, deed.
VIII. BHLULIK, Attorney. jaalwts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-07
LInooln,s UIt1matu,n.

LlncOln's UItimaturn.
We find that very many persons (siuce
Mr.. Lincoln has made known his intent to
insist upon "Union" to the last extremity
as condition Of Peace despair Of any
speedy termination Of the war Bnt let US
have an understanding Of terms. What
does tho President mean by Union p
We venture to say that no man eau make
a definite and satisfactory response to this
question. We know what "Union" once
meant 1t once signifed Confederacy
Of States, having a written Constitution,
containing specific grants of powers to a
National Government, reserving the great
mass of powers to the States respectively,
or to the people. But it is known that
Mr.. Lincoln does not mean Constitutional
Union, as we have defined it for he has
omitted no opportunity to trample upon
the whole system, ever since he has been
Chief Magistrate. Nor does he now,
though it is quite certain that such was
once his Interpretation, mean by "Union"
unlimited submission OF the Coniederates,
as rebels, unable to maintain their bad
cause, and destitute of oil rights, save
such as the conqueror might confer. He
does not mean this, for lac announces, be-
fore hand, universal pardon, and ina
munity of all property from coufiscation.
What, then, are we to understand by
Union, as insisted upon by Abraham
Lincoln? 1t may be Union quito nom
ual in its character. It may be Union
whose ligaments are so few and slight
and yet of mutual advantage to both Sec
tions--as not to humiliats either, and yet
in some degree satisfy the lofty preten-
sions of both belligoients. Suppose that
he should mean simply commercial
Union, such as might. readily be agreed
upon, and, in addition, such Union as to
our foreign policy, as the situation imper-
atively requires, to repel the sggressiOns
which foreign powers, hostile to both
North and South, have made, and are OBJ
viously intending to make? What then?
May we not have both Peace and Union
before the lapse of many months To us
it seems not impossible; though we do not
pretend to say how much our desires may
have to do in forming our conclusions.
What might be achieved, under the con-
ditions assumed, we indicated in former
article.
We can not do better, in the present
terrible state of public affairs, than to imi-
tate the people of ancient Greece. The
different tribes and communities were often
at war they slaughtered each other, plum
dered each other, and made slaves of each
other. But against all foreign aggressors
they were united. They were Greeks
full armed and solid as their own Dorian
columns-against all the world and all
the world was in their view barbarian.
Let us emulate their example, Let us
adopt the glorious sentiment.--replete as it
is with patriotism, and the consciousness
of power---of the nobest of our national
lyrics
divide as we may in our own native land
To the rest of the world we are one"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-07

L1OR SALE-4OO acres OF land, six miles south OF
IL Kenton, Hardin county, Ohio, lying on both sides
OF the Cincinnati and sandusky hailrOad, near Hud.
sonYille Station
The land lies rolling, and is timbered with ash ma
ple walnut, cherry, lynn, hickory &C. has thsee good
springs Of water, valuable water power on silver
Greek, twenty feet head with rich creek bottoms.
Only improvements cabin with about fifteen res
cleared. The wood on the land, II cut and hauled 10
the railroad, Will pay for the land
For terms and other particulars, apply 10 j. II. .
Price. or W. " Marquis, gehelontaine, q. la2ldaw2t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-07

The Cincinnati Gazette hits Schenck
and Garfield for their vote in favor of an
appropriation for the Illinois Ship Canal.
The Gazette wants ali the public money
reserved to pay for blood spilling. Certain
it is, if the war continues, it will be all
neelod ...y.r
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-07
.TFrom the Cincinnati Gazstte
The Presidents Report OF the
Peace Conference.
WASHINGTON, February G.

The President has prepared q message to
Congress, setting forth all the facts connected
with the late peace negotiations. This mess
age weuId have gone to-day in answer TO Mr.
Sumner'r resolution, il Mr.. Salisbury had not
objected. It's expected to come in certainly
io.morrow. Meantime, when the President
was to-day questioned as to the nature Of the
facts he was about TO declare, be responded
by telling a story. ~.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-07

II seems, from the correspondence of the
New York Express-quite as likely to be
correct as that of any other paper-that
the Confederate Commissioners only asked
an armistioe of ninety days, leaving all
other questions in allegiance.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-07
RenmhIIcnn I.enasra.

We find the following among the news items
10 the Cincinnati Gazette:
Mr.. S. S. Cox offered resolution in the
House, yesterday, thanking the President for
his conduct in the peace movement Il was
adopted by an overwhelming majority, Fer.
nando Woods resolution protesting agains.
the recognition Of the South, was also
adopted.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-07

The Cincinnati Gazette says the treas
ury is staggering, and the people are load
cd down with taxes. This is true state
ment, and also has the advantage of being
loyal. ..Iasa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-07
Peaee-FaIse Pretense-FaIIure

Il is now evident that whether the re-
cent peace movement was a diplomatic
trick, or not, the Administration and its
party mean to use its present alleged fall
ure as stimulant to a more lerocious and
unrelenting demand for war--a renewal Of
the now almost obsolete cry of "vigor-
GUS prosecution" and the requirement that
the people shall submit, with uncomplain-
ing readiness, to the necessity for more
men and more money-more drafts ana
more taxation. And we regret to see
some who heretofore never hinched, pro-
pose to yield at last to the clamor for war
Now, this is a subject which we do moi
propose to agitate. The Administration
has the power. Let it use it, and be re-
sponsible for it when the next appeal is
TO be made to the people. This is Demo
cratic doctrine and practice. But we de
sire only for ourselves TO say, that we en-
tertain exactly the same opinion, as to the
war, which we always did, and that WI
mean calmly and quietly to maintain th'
same position as during the four earspast t
Principles do not change I; and the evil
and mischiefs, and the iiuitlessnes, too
of the war, will be but the greater, for ih'
four years to come, than in the four year
which are just ending.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-07
M / L L II A r Y ~
PREPARE FOR THE DRAFT.

THE undersigned have opened Recruiting Office
/ at No. 20s Third street, lUhio Rlock) unaer the
Provost MRrshaPs Office, hni are prepared to fiji the
quotas OF the various subd stcts at the ower rates
g We US a call before going elsewhere. The highest
prize paid to volunteers and substitutes and liberal
sum paid TO any person bringing us recruits.
JOSEPH DUNN late Of the Ninety-thlrd,
l.. ID. ANTONiUS,
ja71awtd 2is Third street. Ohio Block
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-07
UNITED sTATEs HoTEI
AND ALL DIsEAsEs OF THE LUNGS

AMI ALL DiSEhbhsS Of The LUhdS.
NHE results Of it's use is proof Of its great value
l The extraordinary HEALING PROPEKTl ES OF
this remedy are experienced ly all these who have
used II Their testimony will b found in pam nhiet
which can be had of the Agents where tho Meuiciue
is for ale
s-CuUGuS and COLDS, however distressing, are
bro,en up IN an ner d be short ume, by catls ng a
spec hc influence the lungs, so that tfls mater and
phlegm are easily expectorated.
PAINS aud sUH ENESS of I. q CHEST are uuckly v
rslieved,by the rriated parts becomng healed CoLD
CniLLs auu NIGHr swEATs bee ONE immedia check
ed by the strength being restored The torpid liver
is restored to sstion, he blood becomes purified
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM contains no opium IN
any rm II is perfectly harmless ior the most deli
dONsUMPTIVEsw would do well to read hi treallse
on di -eased Lungs.
PHYSICIANS who have failed to cure their patients
should try this Medicine before they give the case up
we know very many valuable lives have been ynysi
by heng pe.snsded 10 give It a tlial.
ne. BE SURE and get ALIFk'S Lung BALSAM,
and lei other article be pslmed upon you.
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM IL Int up with great
care, aud with fine steel engraved label bearing IN
signature OF the proprieIors.
DON'T FORGET THAT .f
ALIENS LUNG RAI.sAM nil break up N, most dis.
| tfessing Chigh IN feV hpurs' time
Many cases u CONSUMt TON, that we've conald.
cred lncuTab e, have been cured here in this city
Call and get pamphlet, aud read the remarkable
cures which will convince you OF the great value of
this Medicine.
DON'T DESPAIR because all ther remedies have
failed, but try the remedy aud you will not be- deceive
ed.
Fer sale by the Proprietors,
j. N HARRIS & CO., Cincinnati Ohio.
PRlCE-0NE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE. Rold Nv
Mediocre l'ealers throughout the city and country.
For sale by DIR. W " stewart. James Abbey, d.
CAI nell, and j. W. Dietrich, Dayton W. H. NcgIey
Germantown fe4
1T Is A GOOD REMEDV-TRY 1T.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-07
Farms for Sale.

TIIHE undersigned, residing in GFeenville, o offers
tor sale n valuable farm Of $50 acres OF land, I30
acres und, cultivation, with brick house, new tank
harm nearly completed large orchard, and pleas
antly situated the turnpike leading from GreenVe
10 Plqua, 2& miles east oil Gettysburg, DaTke county
Also aiKty acres nf improved land within mile Of
dsi4ws WILLIAM ALLAN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-07

WANTED-A PARMA good practical farmer
w wants To rent or work shares a farm con-
tanning from twenty FIVE to seventy five acres OF land
or Will raise tobacco, &c Amy one having farm TO
rent can find good, reliable man by applying at No
l40 East Filth street, corner Of Commercial street,
Dayton, Ohio. ia93dlw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-07
@EoiraI

NURE9 Coughs, Colds Sore Throat, Aethms,a
W Consumption. II if only necessary for any one
troubled with these complaints TO try one bottle OF
Strickldnds MsllifuoUs Cough Bdlsdm
TO convince them that is the best preparation ever
used. IL not only cures the above affections Of the
Throat and Lungs, but Il cures Night eweatb and
kind OF Sore Throat. II Is pleasant 60 take, anti
safe medicine ior infants Price Go Cents per bottle
For sale by druggists generally. mia
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-07
N Il w r IR M,
DILLE q MILLER

H1HI % w y III IIIN
uAVE opened an entire new stock Of Fresh Gro.
III ceries on Third street, three doors east tf the
Mont omery House, No. 247. We have Sugar ard
Coffee, Moasses, also Sorghum, Vinegar, Coal oil,
Salt, Fish, 7 uhs, Buckets, BroOms, and Tar by the
Can. We have Peaches, Blac berries, strRwbsrrles
Tomatoes, GU noes, Plums, Cherries, Spice and Cove
Oysters; also, assortment OF Jellies Pickles and
Spices, Fancy Soaps, Dried Beef Homlry Sweet TO.
bacco, hne cut and smoking; Flour by the barrel OF
sack white and yellow Corn Meal, Buokwheai Flour
in TACT everything that the market can afford We re-
spectuiy invite our friends 10 Eiye us call Come
one, come all, and see what we can do. ja23dlw