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A VOICE FROM vIoKsBuRG,


"Dr. John Bull.
"Dear SRI am happy IN state TO you that have
used your valuable 0edron Bters, with great benefit
10 myself IN general debility and prostraton OF INV
system, produced by tile unhealthy and miasmatio
lnfaeDces Of the Mississippi River and around Yies
burg, having been wi tn General GRnts army through.
out It's whole southern campaign. i confidently re-.
commend its u eto All persons who are exposed in
unhealthy climates. n. W. FOGIR,
"Agent U. 8. Sanitary oommissIon.n
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-03

BEWARE OF THE FATAL CONSEQUENCES OF
NEGLECTING THE FIRST SYMPTOMS OF CoNsUMP.
TIoN-When cough first appears, or dull
pain in the chest, you should use Aliens
Lung Balsam at once 1t breaks up the most
harrassing cough in an incredible short time,
heal the irrtsted parts and restores health to
the system.
For sale by W. w. Stewart; Also, by the
Dealers in Family Medicine penernllY
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By telegraph.
FOR TIE DAILY EMPIRE
LATEST ME Ws.
FORENOON REPORT.

New YoRK Nav 3-The Tribunee spe.
cial says, PAYNE. ibe assassin of the Seward
family. made n confession of his ouilt
He said il was useless for him 10 withhold
it longer he had been fully identified by
six persons and the Government had 9th 1r
evidence In it's possession that he WAS the
party assigned 10 that horrible crime,
The Tribune's Washington special saws.
one of the most protraeted and important
Cabinet sessions held since MIR. Johnston's
accession to the Presidency, was hel at the
Treasury Department TODAY. The subject
matter of discussion was the free trade cues.
tions as regards the South II understood
the whole system of giving cotton permits and
trade permits TO a certain class of favorites
was thoroughly ventilated and denounced,
although there was decided preponderenee
in favor Of opening trade in ali ports of the
South not subject to the Union authority.
1t is believed as the result orthis protrac-
ted sitting that every facility will se extended
BY the Government ior all proper commercial
transactions aud as consequences of this faith
cotton permits are heavy decline in this
market tonight.
The address delivered to the President by
the delegation Of the various Swiss residents,
contained the hope that the glorious success
OF the Union will bear on the preservation of
all the other sister Republics on the American
continent
To the great astonishment and Indignation
of the delegation, sthe acting Secretary of
State, to whom the copy Of the address was
communicated, previous to its delivery, struck
out as being prevalent the above mentioned
paragraph
The Heralds Mobile dspatch of the 10Th
says an officer on General Richard Taylor's
Staff, arrived with a flag of truce at General
Canbys headquarters, 10 make terms for the
sure lder of himself and the men under his
command Nothirc is vet known of what
transpired between The General and Taylor's
Aid, de.Camp
Tho Naw Orlears nanera o;va n lor,,hv
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-03

BEEHlyEs We call attention to the adver
tisement of Bryan Tyson relative to beehives
TO be found in another column. 2t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-03

CARRIAGES AND BUGGIEs. ForCarriHges and
Buggies, go to j. Langdon & Brother, Nos
IL, l3 and l5 East Fourth street, Dayton.
mal6dtf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-03

Jusr REcElvED.-l'he popu lar young Deal
er Mr.. William Kehm No. sS Jefferson
Street, adjoing Andy Makley's Blacksmith
Shop, opposite the Market House has just re
'ceived a fresh supply of Ladies Misses and
|Childrens Shoes, Caters, &c Also a fine
assortment of latest style of Hats aud Caps
asshich he offers at greatly reduced prices
Ispall and examine my goods before purchasing
Elsewhere
My motto is quick sales and small profits
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-03

Bas~ Carriage Painters Wanted at W. W
Phillips shop on Fourth street. a2Sdlw
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Cleary G,v.. Himself up.

TORONTO, May 2.-Cleary, one of the rebels
against whom the grand jury found bill of
indictment for violating neutrality laws, a few
days since, yesterday surrendered himself, and
gave IS, 900 bail for his trial before the Octo.
ber assizes.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-03

BeS~ Families should have DIR. TOWNSHIPS
rooTBACHE ANoDYNE on hand to cure the
toothache of their children, thereby preventing
much cross feeling and suappsh words.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-03

sT-Lunch every day at ten o'clock at the
Cooper House.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-03

A BOUT A. WALDAMAN's Hoop Basaar and Skirt
"A Factory. Has already on hand his spring stock OF
Hoop Skirts, French and American Corsefs, corset
steels, shoulder braces, IN his new location at s25
Second street, for the commencement Of the spring
trade, which embraces the hest spiral trail hoops. All
the newest styles of Quaker skirts, et Wholesale aud
retail. Keeps constantly on hand skirts OF extra
sizes in LENGTH and ladies' who had always trouble in
finding Their hoops large enough will find them In his
establishment. Hoop skirts re-modeled and neatly
repaired. Merchants in surrounding towns will do
well 10 call at his estalls ,ment before purchasing
elsewhere. Remember the place, S25 Second street,
opposite the Franklin House. ma20d1m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-03

Reward for Governor Harris of Tennes-
see.
LOUISVILLE, May 2.-The Senate of Tennes
see adopted last Saturday a resolution offer
ing 5000 dollars reward'fo the delivery of
Elk Governor Isam G. Harris to the civil au-
thorities of that State
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-03

DAYTON May 3.
FLoUR--Red wheat 81 OO@$7 So
WHEAT-sl 25.
CORN-60.
OATS--6O
RYE-$l 90. x
BARLEY--75 rt
BEEF--l5@20 {
BUTTER-30@35. /
CHICRENS-35@40
EGGS-2Oc per doz. {
GRocERiEs-RETAIL PRICES
TEAS-$2 60
COFFEE-S5@4Oc per pound
SUGAR--ls@25.
COFFEE SUGAR-25 per lb.
CRUSHED SUGAR--25c per H.
M0LASSES-$l 40@l 60@l 60 per gal ,
lon.
RICE-l5c per 10.
P0TATOES-$l 25@l 80 per bush
APPLES--$2 5O@3 30,
LARD-22@25
CHEESE Pee.
STARCH--l24c per h.
SOAPS-l5@lsc per ID.
T0BACC0--$l rs. per H. .
SHOT-25D30c per d.
LEAD-25c per ID.
wHoIEsALE PRICES.
corrected by E. o'Bnen n Brother1
TEAS-$l 25@l 30
COFFEE-3l@35
SUGAR--l4@22
COFFEE SUGAR-2O@2lc per h.
CRUSHED SUGAR-22c per h.
M0LASSES-$l 25 per gal
RICE-l21@l3lc per lb.
LARD-20@22.
T0BACC0-70@$l 30 per ID.
SH0T-$5 OO@6 40 per sack
LEAD-l62@ per h.
DRIED APPLES-l24@l4.
BUTTER-30@35c.
CHEESE-23c.
STARCH-9@l0c per lb,
S0APS-l3@l7c per lb.
SWEET POTATOES -$2 OO@2 10 per
bushel.
HAY--Timothy SCOOPS per ton.
WHISKY-$2 l2 for common.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-03

|s E hrst arrival OF tire season, of Spring caught
4 Pck0rel aud Bass. For sale by the barrel or hal
el, II Mogaman, spieman Co., wholesale gro
sl3 Third street, DaytOa, Ohio,
qdlW TT.
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DIVORCE NOTICE

Michael Ffomm !
va. Montgomery Common Pleas.
OAthenae Fromm.J
rINHE defendant will take notice that on the 18Th
IL dsy OF March, 1895, the ria ntif filed a petition
in the Montgomery County Commeh PlesS asking for
dissolution OF TIE marriage confused hetWfen him,
self an the defendant npcn the ground of the mtl-
Al incspacity Of tho defendant At The time il vas en-
1895. - ~ ''''
alive HouK McMAHoE, Attorneys,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-03

WANTkD-1,arriNge Wood. workmen and Black.
wv smiths wapte1. Piece work given 10 BODY
Makers. Apply 81 ", ", Phillips cid stand.
telOdlN J. LAh0DOh BRO.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-03

bFEUIAH PERMIT.
UErRD STATES CusroM HousE,
NASHVILLE, TEsk EsszE, August IL, 1863,
Or. John Bulls agent. Mr., has permission 10
transport 10 the front, via railroad or pike within the
Federal lines for the the army, Q4Ol one hun.
dred and forty boxes OF Bulls Oedron Bitters.
J, II. DILLIs.
Per WILLS. HALL,
...... no Surveyor Of Customs.
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Cincinnati Tobacco Market.
CINCINNATI, May 3.


HAHH" At bUD"AH o "AhEHUUSh'
Twenty hhds and boxes viz; hhds Vir-
gnia leaf and lugs, at - %, at 81, 2 at
50 25 aud $40, l at Sll, at $l2 25, at
Sl4 20, hhds Mason County, at $l3 20,
! at $l5 75 II hhds Mason County a; private
sale, 81; boxes Virginia, ranging from 81
so to SIS. Receipts light
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-03

His Compound of Wild Cherry has become a
household word throughout the West
and South. His Worm Log
enges, in less than year
after their introduction at
tanned reputation as wide spread
as the continent of NORTH AMERICA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-03
CHINA, GLASS, QUEENS AND
STON EW -AREl
IN THE GREATEST POSSIBLE VARIETY.
ROAD NOTICE,

NOTICE Is hereby given that petition will be pre-
IN sented 10 the commissioners OF Montgomery
county, al their next session, 10 be held on the Isl
Monday OF june A. ID. 1865, praying for the altcra-
ton Of the county road leading from farmersvie in
Ohio, the Diamond Mills In Prehle county afore,
said, follows Beginning At the forks io said road
the bank OF Toms Run, near r. COtterman's barn,
nom thence West along said Toms Run ola Jaeot
kbys along the line the cid road 10 The North bank
Of Twin Greek thence West along or near the bank
Of sald Twin Greek 10 the county line road.
a22w6 PETITIONER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-03
WITHOUT n RIVAL I

And Justly deserves the reputa ton il has long
joyedin Central America and the West Indies,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-03
ARREST OF A CONGRESSMAN.

1t appears that Benz G. Harris, member cI
Congress from Maryland was arrested for
persuading paroled prisoners from Lees army
to violate their paroles, and go back aud join
the rebels in arms. A number of these pris
oners testify TO his giving them money for this
purpose, and unless he breaks down this tes-
timony, be will certainly be convicted The
punishment is death.
TIE PLOT OF THE ASSASSIN.
The World has a lengthy and graphic plo,
against the rulers Of the nation, which con.
tains the following points
Booth was the original protector Of the
crime.
1t was seconded by parties in Canada and
was furnished with a murderous aecomplice
ia Payne form that section Mrs. Urral was
the mother of the cepf Booth found anoth-
er bloody accompce in A. l.. Surratt. The
route for the escape was planned two weeks
prior 10 the act Harold was the man who
had room over the Vice Prelident John
sons He ran away 80 hastily that he left
all his arms and baggage also, coat be.
longing toBooth. When Booth escaped Har.
rold went with him. They reached Surratt' a
at Midnight, and stepped at Merid hotel and
aud got bottle OF whisky, Booth remaining
on MS morse, Whlle 1hrrOld went up stairs
and got carbine. Merid offered another,
but Harold said B,oth had broken his leg
and could not carry it, As they rode OFF,
Booth called ont TO Merid, I'VE haveLmurdered
the President and Secretary Of State" They
reached Dr. Mudds house before sunrise,
and Booth had his broken leg set An old
fashioned wooden band box had to be split
up for splinters. Dir. Mudd says he did not
know who they we're
The following accomplices are all un.
der arrest except Surratt and Captain j..
Ell Shuyler, stage confident, Alfred and
Samuel o. Arnold OF Baltimore, who claims
to have backed ou. Of the party, Captain j.
Ell, who took Booth behind him on his horse
James ID. II. Surratt was assigned to kill tho
Vice President. Mrs surratt the mistress
of the conspiracy Mclaughlin, friend and
90 nfederAte Of Booth, Dr.. Mudd, who set
Booths leg, Nerd who entertained the assas-
siaH, and ga We them carbine, Samuel Cox.
ter, who concealed aud fed Booth, and Har'
rold who escaped with Booth, Payne who at
tempted the life OF Secretary Seward, Mr.. and
Mrs, Adams, Of New Port, believed 10 have
assisted Booth and Mr. Wilson Of New Port,
though eogniEant Of the crime did not as
sisl justice.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, September 10, 1868.

LoUIsyILLE, RY., September 10, 1868.
On the 22d Of July last submitted, through an
agent mine, to the Medical Director Of the Depart
ment Of the Cumberland sample of my Cedron
Buers for his Inspection, and requested f after an
aysis, he found Il meritoTols, sanction and ap-
prove its use among our soldiers.
The following il the Medical Direct RS reply, and
also General Rosecrans permissioHfA ship 500 dozen
at once, to have It soldto suuer& ~
al am patisfod that Cedron BltorA will do no harm
TO any one, II taken properly and in moderation.
see no objection to Dr. Bulls being permitted TO dis.
pose Of II 10 Suffers.
"a. HENRY THURsTON,
"Surgeon and Medical director, ID. c."
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"HEADoUARrERs DEP'T or THE CUMBERLAED.
Granville, TEssEssEE, July "a, 1893.
= l"Dr. John Bulls agent, Mr.. -, has permission
to ship TO Nashville, Tennessee, twenty gros- Tor
800 dosen) Of Bulls CedrOa btters, for sale 10 SuLers
in the army only.
",The regulations Of the Treasury Department are
TO be complied with strictly.
"By command ofMajor General Rosecrans.
"WM. NJ MILES,
"Maor and Provost Marshal General"
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@eolcaI.
DR.. JOHN BULLS

DR.. JOHN BULLS
Compound dCedron Bitters
Latest and Most importantly Discovery
OF THE
NINETEENTH CENTURY III
MO mans name In more intimately connected with
IN the history OF MATERIA MEDIOA Of the United
States, tnore avorably known pioneer in He'd
ical Discovery, than that Of
JOHN BULL, OF LoUIsvILLE, KENTUCKY.
Hisinimitable preparation ol lSAItsAPARILLA
has long stood NJ the head Of tho various compounds
Of that valuable drug.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-03

DAYTON May g.
FL0UR--Red wheat, 81 OO@$7 so
WHEAT-9l 2b
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My motto is quick sales and small profits
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a@ailly, empire.
City and Other Matters.
Arrival and Departure Of Trains.

.,lins Trsins arrive and dermt if,m the Union D,pot
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BULLS eARsAPARILLA,
BULLS WORM Destroyer,
laaodiy sMIrH's TO, IIo SYRUP
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complain, AGAINST jane Mecord Of 1S E., iI.h
street, -hom he ch.rtes with having fraufulently
obtained SS6 from the fund Of the seventh Congtes-
touh district b. means Of ilites T'pfes' ntDs her
se!i 10 To the vile Of soider Justice Ledrith com
United both Of The prisoncIs Cor 'ris.
DsJraudino a ,Soldisr.--1flcsr Palmer. Of the
Lser Market Police Court, yesterday arrested Id.
ward Heiser, Of go Pr1oe street, the complaint
Of Frcionck Won schrlier who charges tina, on the
lTth Of Tcbruar last On tue .ocitaton Of Iescr no
enlisted in the 1911 ktCu Dut ny Volunteer thea
rec uting at tho Ne cor House corner Of h'rcer ami
procure sit'yt hD'.r &" Ni.,.cl' I'omi'ei y "a
Hcaulte 500 lu' gave him oult $500. The con plain
ant was euueutly traisc-ic' 20 llasr. leland,
Tut having teen iec'hy disrfrler' Preferred corn
lns him Jay over tue Iql.nre Of thc money. jus.
tice hun,he d comm1ioe nc.tci fof cKan.Aai.on.
ds,dut and Robberv. Jane. Quiun and josef ,
Lynch were aftcsttd CHARGED ~lf having nssau &c !
and IolLed Peter Smith. ~ g. Montgomery stest.
Lybth, az changed tnlt,ac. l,'kc' boob, contain
ing z25, ort Of his hand VI o. In the prtclh. use
corner u Canal aad en- .t.snts. eud Quinn With
others sitadl' ed HIM t. p,e'out hm c"asiLs tie
thief.
4 Marin, Robb,5. Richard Rroicrck. marine,
living At j. lts. street D0r"...u'i Tint on SAT-
uidny. John Wh io. who Mao I,sitcs NJ tn stoye
huinhef, sioc p."aot-loot 0u.ih'u nf (! from tAe
head vhen ae went 10 ted White ~as committed ny
Justice haufte1
ArluH AMI ROBBERY About % O'Clock on sunday
morning, Alfred Scison, It 80 Avenue A, vh"e
standing At the cornc. Of lgth street and Avenue A,
- red IT, three lcu and fou'cd ~ A. lie sue
tempted 70 rscppe shea one ot t. ssfAisnt' knocked
HIN DO. II, and be- ne tcui".td Iu'cH'lIc. trcct
MOtebark Of IN" 18th Precinct. ION Co 'hc s'sst' 20
81 Nris1n, and su,,,pdius bon -rf,s'Hr. mas. Who
| gave hi. name NJ houD ~ ply. Ncsou ia,utiIcd
MURPHY ~ one Of lus MsHi.Huts.
| P,ugdry.. Orrct File. ~ 'ho it'h Precinct
arier'ci ret,irh Murphy, ca9t'd VI. '''" '"r nni
fobh hr the lu'tiu. shcl Of I.n.r tlNI's. No. y
prisoner had rNrt.oHu ' o., stolen p."ir,t Ia h'
pOttesh.oh. Committed ..- irA. '' da.itc FOWL
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Ffenohusn. who hAs hump-tacks on the orain'
has devoted much tine in investig siions as 10 the
mouosr,phy Of hump-backel persons. lis 10 Eu'
rope, under the pmrerAte zone, thai be HAS found
tho most They arc most numerous In spain pm
cipA IN .smAn locality Al The foot - tie sierrs
tcus Olr . found tier Ia every 10 inhat lIanis'
iu South Aucricr, Bgcnos Ayres etc, be found W
east. J. France, tie department. oi tic Lore cor
ta'u4 'Ac yIcn'est uuuter Re deiprhiI eN Is
there Ike a. cp.tcuir; u Oreanst1e Ks tceIn
b. ie ut in .vrry stspe and p,ttcrn. singular
iEt ,s tbs. The dciornty tns an in mate Tsi :
p0-ts with the uoudg uratpu and tho Hep'ct d TO
country where { 10 produced. Thus, the hump
backs Of the P,ronccs lave TIE shape 81 pointt AMI
IcakS while those % ths Inhabitants of Ne scst oe
show from .op Co. oItom a. "a, cess sc layers lho
LuuT-hActs Of IN plans ar fat and spread oui
s.rnctl.Ag Ike tuushl 0otus 1akIng the average Oh
h.llftu Of all tic hum -ba,ks ON the a.utt, tn
sat stefan comes g. the conclusion vat there - not
lyss tlau enc lump backed pcrr- IA IN every th"u'
sauI iud.v.tIp'I Tie average height 81 every
hump le.n.. / 2 inches, ami tics given popu At on
% .hc earth be us one thousand m lions va muiii
ply II tho mi. ON of hump bacls It contains " "a
hei, hI OF she humps 4 nj gave G-1 900 iect. lnN'
- g. Say, IN pla,IIg all the humps on Up 81 the
other uuo could climb by that strange ladder 81
ia, ob over ten & ril.orAA 20 Mount Blanes, ;,
Msurt TOMS, 60 when cpuld lie sldeJ, g. u.sEc W
the difference, the Pyramids u Esypt and lie siee
pies Of AL The churches % ElrYpc.
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STE NMsHtPs-Fuue shu"v, New orleans. Ches
Thuuts Tortusas; Alisluo, Redmond, We, VIA
Nc-toIE: Union. Kew West. Granada, thgr.cs'og;
II : fIar.f, Bp,tpr; II ) Hasar lncvl i1ston, Fu.-
ton, J. tt bo,s, G.
suIP-Quccn, Of Grl from Liverpool. win coal, &c.
Bl2HS-E Emily. Cow Bay, c u, sophia Cporto
Evelyn, LIngan, B
Bgi3c- Ircue Ponce, Pr; G,fmsnia- Rio Janciro
Gre pi Nov Orleans. pnie1Ls, Amanda jean, lriui-
dad, Ctl = LILY, Gl.T" BU.
sIIioC NER>- ALuie Eernllor, CoE Ray, b.
Mar. WHITE Nrcleg Gertrude. Providence y. nj
hall rOri ard. Crusc, Marhias; Nolant- iru Kiln
Lady suffolk Blu.lE ia. = yttnrc; thailott'
b,uwu, Ise"unpc, T. 4 7, fnMh * Ellen, hAftfo ~;
wphin~ton, Fan kver, Juliet Eoston, ri.o,, Prov,
, Ilo-sdon, Prince Edwards leland; Harriet Maria,
Pguyi5curc Nrsou Have b. OF .og S'u iuE Hero
Boston. llsuaAh H. Im-N.,h; Denmark. Boston; rdy
of the Ocean, CnlH. Treasure, floyiloucr' liorilN
IT,. ou' Myitlc, 3 ii-rport Peal, lCaclue, 7 r. !;
NhlIac 'ouc, Sydnc., { Is; ll,lup Cloud iedcpue,
4 g. l. Cha l. liul-' IligAi 'thIpit for bridgeport;
Clthltu,, Eltvo.jh, sifua, ~ Haven; lionrit''L
Hta o.. hichis "a dr Wave, EuCkl nd. T. Ntl rim. %,
Por'lsnl; Ilspuuck, Boston; Moro, Nachlns Buck
insham, foruund Ct valiant, River lllhh.tt );
Wary Ann, Cllais, julia hizH 'ih, hondout for
Boston. Goden Rule. bIrFS'. ht-N autyC konuout
ioi Boston, AIctulu., bangor; BOUNDARY, MI,hlHa.
BFLOW-BA,k Ann, brig Ednifton, Piciol.
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This the very bess preparation for srf.onins and
preserving leather. A supply should he on hand
Ia every house f.r use On harness cArrisze-tops,
boots, shoes, ect. and ,prie o'lsu enough 10 keep
them -ot ant r'i,lle T. prepare j., trefF and cut
int, SIN AZ rlsccs a.. shin bone and hoo's an
or O., y, snd Iut them into keith. Keen them
covered Nth Nntc-, and 10 mil the 81 7exttact-
FL and rive. to the slrfNae. While boiling, water
enough shoulI BE- added IRON tine TO time TO sup.
rly shat los. ~ evaporation, that the oil ehal
Mt come Ia contract with the bones and he Grsin
ahsoi 81 TIE p.o.es- will IA hasi"rei ~ keep
ipt The kettle Ct, ,-iv ercl g. retain Il" Lest.
When cold, the % may lr tipped 81 anu Kept in
i.rs or bottles, ushUy corked.
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BrrGtAnY. Burglars entered the store Of
Mr. D. mich o. Mouteomery street. between one and
to A. yesterdsy, b. chipping the holt aud pres iug
an tho double dtof4, and stole f2pO worth OF dfy
esods rIoth. &c A loy who u IA the store whs
rot aval euei, though dOs conhned there baked
iuli0Lsly iof half Al hour
EopnrSG A SoLpiER.-Wm. Hebron, Third
s.e,l.u,et,s Infantry. got drunk yesetdAy, and
vi Icing Ina H.. ier,ay City Eailr I'D depot, boy
Of H. named Nort, U't ouucl. attempted, ~ ALLEGED,
10 sob bin. and w arrested. Hebron hsd sSo' IN
bolt aOuud he vHst.
4 VIRAGo'-Bridgct Smith entered Thomas
o Pluuketr- ioou Yesterday morning and, AZ A.
.egod. "a ed him he ceiy Win a trCt. ~ TOOK
tso polictueI io Arrest Hitdfet ana lock het w
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SHIPPING.
EOR IINERrOOI-TAPSCOTT'S LINE.
i shin MkAIILl- ~ .all. Iune aEd.

EOR IINERrOOI-TAPSCO LINE.
Il shin GKATiIl NJ sail. June 3rd.
FOR LONDON, MI TRIAL FLAG,
Cipgt. ship ALBION, sails june Z.
Cabin ptrls,, 40 Second Calm, az payable 10
currency.
Tor passage apply to TAI SCOTT BROS & CO, 50
south 81. SOS
DASSAGE FROM AND TO LIVERPOOL
and Londou-Br ihc ui BLACK star Liue.-Fof
lIycpaoI. the CONS GiltGlpN shils on April 18Th.
tcr London, Tho COS. Gkl\NELI- April lith.
ios praa- aplIy TOY WILLIAMS &GCluS, % Fulton
e.. J24
CTEAM To QrEENSTOWN AND LIVER
- lt'iNlA sails saturday, Nay 2ith.
LOl lSlANA sails .rtufd ~ june 81. Cabin paI~ass
sls- stcctte >1i, IA. abe ia currency Apply Ia
WILL MS -, as. % Bronirly. go
STEAM To LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW, &C.,
~ A. y. tToih iicr g. Nogth River.
BRITANNIA WEDNESDAY, MAY 3i,t.
Chbins as, 80 and So; STORAGE e25,
PAY ABLt II GOLD.
Passenger hookvd tH rolFh to llavfc. Hamburger 80
34l FRANCIS MACbuN AIp b co, i1Gliu, Green
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Personal NOTICES.

DATM OF WHITE LILLIES-THIS EX.
Dceout preparation Tor skin dsoAses, such a. PIN.
plea B.ot-hes Tan. sc can always be obnlued a.
South Second ~ W lllllmsDurgh ami ~ 81 EiEhth
ave, SeW Yoft. Price 80 cent? per bottle. 30
IF WM. KELLEY, WHO SENT A SISTER
i to the proprietor Il Howard Hotel May g6th -m
call ,ond his address he will hear something 70 his
aivAr tAfr. -
INFORMATION WANTED OF MY SISTER,
Il Mr.. BRIDGET NA,LE che lived in or neaS
Chatham IT, Aev York CITY, about years 40. "
tlis her thc IL tcgut sed IN write W her sister,
MARGARET MANSION, No. l3J BroWu's ayeuua
Aeuphs Tenn. -