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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-04-15
From St. Louis to Virginia City.


Tower OF BABEL "A writer in recent
issue Of Blackwood's Magazine thus de-
scribes the Tower Of Babel as it appears
to travellers at the present day: " After a
ride of nine miles we were at the foot Of
Bier Nimrood. Our horses feet were
trampling upon the remains Of bricks,
which showed here and there thro' the &C.
cumula,ed dust and rubbish Of ages, Be
fore our eyes uprose great mound OF
earth, barren and bare. This was Bier
Nimrood, the ruins Of the Tower of Babel,
BY which the FIRST builders Of the earth
had vainly hoped to scale high heaven -
Here, also, it was that Nebuchaduezzar
built, for bricks bearing his name have
been found in the ruins. At the top Of
the mound a great mass Of brick work
pierces the accumulated soil. With
your finger you touch the very bricks,
large, square shaped, and massive, that
were thoroughly burned; the ve1y NOR
tar-the "slime" now hard as granite
handled more than four thousand years
ago by earth's impious people. From the
summit of the mound, far away over the
plain, we could see glistening, brilliant as
a star, the giIied dome of a mo que, that
caught aud reflected the fright rays Of
the morning sun This glit,eriug speck
was the tomb of the holy All. To pray
before this at some period Of his life, to
kiss The sacred dust Of the earth around
there at some time or ether, to bend his
body AID coun, bis beads, is the daily de.
sire Of every desout Mohatnmedaa
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-04-15

The speech Of Senator Sumner against
Judge fancy is an example OF what gen
tleman and scholar may become who yields
himself to the influence Of ianatic:sm.-
Among all civilized people the dead are
considered sacred, and he who disturbs
their remains is O sacrilegous wretch de-
serving only Of execra'ion. Among ami
mails the hyena is the only one that dis.urbs
the grave; among demons the dwarled
and hideous ghoul is alone in the foul
work of interfering with the dead; and
among men the a5olitionist has the pre-
eminence IF heing the only one that has
dared TO invade the sacredness Of the
tomb aud offer insult to its unconscious
occupants. In the hyena, the ehoul and
the aholi,ionist we have a trinity which
embodie. qualities worthy only the shud.
dering maledictiou Of mankind,-Chicago
Times.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-04-15
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The THREATENED ASSASSINATION OF
LINCOLN -Ar,emus Ward or some one
else. writing from Washington, says:
"Youve seen, in course, that a drunken
l"alcr, named Clemens, from Alrxandry,
he ben th:etienin TO massacre Mr.. Lin
coin. On kwestenin the reich it was dis
k.vered that he d no malls whatever agen
the PRESIDENT but he was SO de'i'cd with
the appearance and performances Of vice
president Andy Johnson in the sennit
chamber that he wanted him promoted
right away. The vilin remarked to the
dcteckiive as arrested him that Lincoln
was q misabul, sober Gus, and the sumner
he Was shot in the neck the better. 1t is
thort the unfornit man, who was fall Of
Ticker when he made bis murduous obser
vashun, will probably be baled out by Mr..
Johnson. Attic they are no relashans.
thar is a wonderful putsenal resemblance
between Clemens and the vice president
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23

professional.

And Tor the pnst three years Surge n the United
States Navy, has opened an office vt No 975, THIRD
street. between Jefferson and SO Clair streets north
side. Having nad the advantage Of the Hospfls in
New York and Philadelphia with twenty years OF
suc0essiu pratice, the afflicted may rest assured
pantag , thai tho advanced condition OF the Sciclcc
NJ Medicine render.
ir WISE cures C0NauMPTloN, THROAT and an
RESPIRATORY nIsBAsES ny MEDICAL IN
HALATION the only reliable iEeens known 90 thu
profession. which has proven uni yersally success
fu 10 the East aud in Europe n e treats oil diseases
OF the NY u and EA also all diseases pacuha 10
Females, and all CuRONlG OOMfLAlNTS what-
so-ever may he their character The most roil-
lous will be convinced Of hF by calling rt he
once no. 21B, Third street. Dayton, or by Ottnnng
letters to nvni DIS which il circulated gratuitously.
Oh"e hours rom O'Clock A. NJ I'LL o'clock T.. NJ :.
octiN .iaWhm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23
EntrruaI 4Seornur.
INTERNAL REVENUE.
Special Assessment N0tIcC.

OFFICE COLLECTOR OF INT TRSAL REVENUE ,
starr oF ONO, rmRD DsTEicr
pAYrOs, ONO, NOV, -, Is -.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the A scsf
N ment of the SPECIAL hvo Ver cent lAooAE nUIN
niadC M accordance With the requirements ioir
ResC luton Of Congress, approved Jul 4, 1864 OF
incomes return d inr the year ending December JI
1865 has heen delivered TO by the Distic AF.es'
for co lection, and the same must be paii pn ar
hetOre the BOT day Of December neXi.
tS DEFAuLr rHrREor ten percent. penalty requir-
ed by law 10 be- !ded and collections d S. on'oiced
by dlstraint,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
Assassmonts will be collected nj the ONCE of tho an
dersignod corner Of Third Had Jefferson streets, bay
ton, Ohio Thuu for
BUTLER COUNTY
AZ the Office Of Ezra Potter, bepu Collectors ifami-
ton, Ohio. For
WARREN COUNTY
AZ the Ofco OF Jacob Morris, Deputy Collector Lcb
non, Ohio, For
PREBLE COUNTY
Al the Once OF Josiah Campbell, Deputy Collect =,
Eaton. Ohio. John l.. MAkIIN,
noy2s-d&wtill dec20 Couector2d Dist o. Ohio
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23
PETITION FOR PARTITION,

Henry NJ. Gebhart, o lthafi1o Ann Gebhart and Mary
M, Galhart, W, Am lia Il. III Hellermhn, Jnhn A
i..u. HeleTnan, Potter y. Gehhart, Rosetta n Gehhan
r and Ellen Ge9hart Superior Court Of Montgon.
. cry County, Ohio Petition for pRrtiuon,
A MELlA X, lIEtLERMAN, John A. Hellerman,
IN Peter 4. tiebhhrty ROsata T.. Gebhart and
20 Eilen Geblart " n take notice that "a Peitpn was
filed against Them on the lGth day OF December A
ID. .lsGtin the Sup9rlor Court OF montgomery Coun.
ty, Ohio, by Henry NJ. Gehart, catharine Ann Geh-
hart and Mary NJ. Gehhart, and noR pending,
wherein Henry NJ 'GebhArt Oatnarina Ann debhart,
and Mary NJ. Gehhnrt demand partition Of the follow.
ing real estate, to.wtt fs..
u. 't. Stua in the County of Montgomery and State of
ObiObelng part oftbe sotthe quarter dissection
No. l, township No. ,, range east, 66 beginning
Mt the southwest corner OF the tract 1O8 % perches
g., gio W. from the section corner at 4 stone
thence n. $50 los 90 perehes along Gebharta
tionline to stone thence ~, " 85 S01OO perches
thence s8o los SO percles alOsg Root's line TO
stoue; thence souh 40, e $3.50 perchs y along Ja-
cob Shades line 10 the place Of beginning containing
l65lslxtyhvs ceres, more less. Also lots
. barred forty -nne MY, yOne and hfy.tWo 40, 60
81 and 52), a. designated on plat Of the subdivision
olPar Of section No ~, town 2, range 7, made bv
Mcclure and HAYNES, and recorded on the records
oi Mont gonery County, Ohio, IN plat book A. page
30, situate ia Madison township Montgomery Ooun-
~ Ohio and that at the February term. 1866 Of
said Court, tue said Henry NJ Gsbhart, Catherine A.
.f Gebhart and Mary NJ. Gebhart will apply for
der, that partition may be made of said premises.
.#TH. .Ii fl HENRY NJ GEBHARr, z
+tIf tI p : CATHERINE ANN GEbHART
H.H a.Ht9 L MARY N- GEBHART
..lL ABAh CLAY, Atty. .decl7dawlw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23
MEpIcAL NOncE.

nR.A. GEIGER will hereafter attend cr9gsipsty to
an office practice, and Will give Especial Atien-
tom TO the treatment Of ofUllRDGlC DISEASES, such
as Diseases Of tho rH BOAT and LUNGS, OF the EVE
and EAR, SCROtULUUS AFFECTIONS, Sc rrltn.
Rry and Secondary SYPHILIS, GONukRildit,
GLEEE STRUCTURES, IMPDTENCY, sc. Also,
purAsfs PECULIAR TO FrNALrs, oHd coerv Uoric'y u
On 0aie Disc Sc Whatever may be it- character,
Office hours rom a n to Z y IN.
Sundays, to iOam, 2 10 . no.
Otiee-Uoncr Of jefferson and Fiih n Dayton,
Ohio octs-lmd3mG-1l
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE. "

IN pursuaoee Of an order granted by nc Probate
i Court Of Montgomery County, OHl., in to Of
Isaac LayteVer and simpson Mutt, Executors Of the
OLA, last will aud testament Of David Young deceased,
against Ruth Young ct al defendants, We will
sale, ~ public atcton on SATURDAY, the 3lst dFy
OF December, A. u. ls04 st o'clock, afernoon, upon
the premises, tho following described real estate
..f stuete ihthe County Of Montgomery, and sao Of
Ohio, to-Wit IT sf'fA b
Fifteen acres OF land sken ofthe South side OF the
... farm owned by the heirs Of DAVID Young, deed
Situate In Section 80, Town g. Ilange 0, M ks.--de-
scribed AZ tolowss Beginning stone on the east
,t line OF sad section, the souih corner of
.,. mIn thence north on The east line Of sid section
as 2b5S W. ~ a. ,r y sene enGe south % west ~
easwardly with the centre Of said road Ochans
t the south west corner o. said farm thence the
line between Young and Lafever, north rs east
acres oI land, s.H
- Appraised al $40 per care Terms Of sale one
~ third cash. one third In Year and one third in
two years nom the DAY Of sale, with nteresti the
payneptsto be secured BY mortgage upon the pre-
t. miaes sold. '' ~ ISAAC LAFEVER,
~. .ii4 81. n ~ SIMPSON, NOTr
'4 o Executors, AZ. OF David Youug, deed
vfgs y u, BASeorf, Atty for Executors noy3Ow4w
.htaHaf ttldf ee
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23
sHERIPFs SALE.
John b. Ksssler No. 2oo7,
Iss.o Duncan ys,a alI superior Court

Johh ~ hehsief - laaEss NO. 29O4,
VS., Superior Cart.
Jesse Duncan, et. al.
DH virtue Of and IN obedience to- the command o
ID an Order OF Sale made IN the above cause and
% M directed by tho Superior Court Of Montgomery
County, Ohio wlltoher at Puolic Sale at tha door
Of the Court House, in the city Of Dayton, on SATUR
DAY, December Slst, 1854, at O'Clock r. R, OF said
day, the following real estate, viz
r Lots numbered four thousand one hundred and
thirty.6ve (4l35), four thousand one hundred and
thirty-sIx abs, four thousand one hundred and
thirty seven l4l31), four Thousand one hundred and
fortYl6ye (l45. and four thousand one hundred and
fory~six tii45), numbered the revised plat OF
the Olty o. Dayton, County OF Montgomery, and
State OF Ohio -
ALSO, the following lots and parcels of land
m said County Of Montgomery, aud state Of Ohio and
described as follows tOs1ti Sixteen Lots numbers
from one 70 sixteen inclusive, in 1ry Bacon Smith
Subdivision Of ont lot mum bored sight (s IN shorts
survey north Of Mad River, in Mad River Township
in the COuAty OF Montgomery and State OF Obio ~
as aforesaid as desgnaied on the recorded Plat Of
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!Nz'zZZI.Z.Z!2.ZzZz J. ! {
Slriekland 8 AnN. ORolera Miallre.

IS composition OF nstrngentR absorbents. sdmu.
4 lRnts and carmnatives, which every physician ac.
knOwiedges ~ the only preparation that " u effect
permanent cure Of lauhe5 and DysetcrV. 1his Anti
cholera Mixture Is now In use IN some Of eur army
hospitals where itgiyes the greatest satisaeion. It
has taved the vcs VI thousands Of SOLDIERS and
citizens, and we will guarantee II 10 lie the best rene
dy ~ he world ior Diarrhea and DysentCfy.
Mr. Woods, 81 CoVirgton, My, Will be most hRppy
to satisfy any ore ~ 90 the virtue ofStrcklRnds ANTI
Cholera Mixture; IN fact We have great number Of
Testimonials rom patients who have teen Rfoi
being pronouucedin urnhle by their ysicsns, some
after taking only one Hottie n StricKlfnds Anti Cho-
era Mixture. ~ YOU suffer with Dbrihea ana Eysen
teTytry one bottle ma
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23

EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
TOWN HALL in m1AMIsBUng, ONO.

... iOMh hhbb IN miAmlSbUh8, OHIO
nE sATURDAY,JANGARY 2s, 1856, viii be sold
" at public sale, ,20J acres Of land belongn to the
estate of John Baum, dec ased, ying one mule north
Of Miamisburg, aud divided into seven tracts or
parcelsisl f.
'ine first tract-the omestead-contains 9s acres
has the improvements upon It, cons sting OF large
hne frame house, q large barn, an orchard Of frlit
trees OF every Variety, IS acres of good timber ana
toe soil is equal TO any upland has also several
never-iailing springs upon ~, one OF which flows
through fountain TO the door Of the dwelling
house,
The second tract contains acres, and is the rich
est Miami bottom.
Ihe third tract contains IL acres and is also rich
river lotion.
The fourth tract contains 80 acres acres of which
is timber land. T
1he fifth and sixth tracts contain 20 acres each. y
ing side by side, IN square shape, and ia fine level
land, every foot Of which can be cuHvated with
ease.
The seventh trRct contains acres, and hss acres
OF timber upon II. The entire lot is good level land
TEhMS--One-th cash on or before April l. Isg5
ethrd on the lst day of April, 1866, and onehrd
April /, 1867, Provided, the widow Baum survive
ald date then TO be- due and payable months after
her deceasei deferred payments to bear interest and
TO he secured by mortgage on the premises.
Z Snle 20 commence al ten o'clock on paid ,iay
GEORGE A. GROVE,
ian9wA Executor Of John baum, deceased
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23


(Testgionis ct Ms. Sarah G0utt)'s 3D.
''' ' 'i'l.j lALsAHT, NEW YogE.
Diseased ,and nv hair com e. ia out yefy
The dipease spread until py scalp one complete
sg5s Y SscSs very 5s'9i icy sS1 5s, a. s SS
portable; would apply rtmedys az, / remedy but
only momentary reiei consulted several lhysi-
cians Of this city was Informed hy them that the
disease with which my scalp was pttctcd IT, Sail
Rh nm, and that they could not bepeht me. lreac
your advertisement and concluded 10 consult you.
You assired that you would eradicate the dAtasf
and restore my hair, which had become very Thin
With that assurance placed myself your bands
and the results are, nave luxuIiant hend uf han
my scalp IL perfectly well, and M hair has ceased
fan out. Respectfully yours, IiHa ..lf4t
1000. Mas SARAH GoUIB, No. 1T South Pearl STREET
IL Is fact acknowledged by all who have used the
H Hair Restorer and their name IL Legion that itis
THE ONLY PREPARATION %. b.
g.. That would eGectiay and perma1epty restore the
iH s|I hair OF those who are bald, aud prevent
0'l1 THE HAIR FROM FALLING OFF.
The large and rapidly increasing sale Of Resoratve
is the strongest evidence Of tile mantold benehts II
conierring upon s...t
trr THE HUMAN FAMILY. r.,
The Confidence Of the public has heen ohtsintL H. and
they all unite 10 attestpg 10 itn rlt end sdper
OVERALL, L,PREPARATIoNs
r Ever introduced, do not recommend my pre- ARA
" ton To- nse rnr % rrcvFix eet 9n retlj A. iFany
consistent with the laws Of nature 10 those wh6 arc
skeptieal ncredulous, ~ make q bona fdeotler;
4 viii forfett 81, 900 il
tone Thousand Dolara) if iailo to cure the worst
eases Of partial badness, under fifteen years Hand
TIE ONLY GEN iNE HAIR REsroRER.
This wonderful reredy is sold by druggists gener.
as. TF'YoUR DRUGGIST HAS NOT GOT " sEEn
r NB--Oures puAraneedin every case whore the d
rcetions for Sc are implicitly obeyed. t.
Es-P Hce, 81 per bo le, Of siR bottles fors5.
'' 'Hr Sole Proprielor, N6 q Orange I street
tel3dlY Albany New York.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23

Aud cannot sell Tor less than tEo-thirdH Of said p
pTaiament.
/. TERMS-One third cash, one third in one, end the
balaree intwo years nom the day OF sals. The de.
erfed paynentato bear per cent interest from the
day OF sale, and 10 be secured by mortgage on Tie
premises GEORGE WOGAMAN.
sMirH CuFPT ,Atrys. sheriff
novgy dkWte
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23
Farms for Sale.

fNuE unders cnej, residing ~ treenviile. % offers
i for asle vH'ua.le laryn ~ a0sgrra sd land, Iso
acres unii Cuv Win tr. hoHlc new Ilnk
hsrn ne7rly cainplHad. Ni1rgt orhufd, md De- please
antIy SITUATED ON thc turuYt lasiiue f m Gleenyiis
10 fiqup 20 miles east 81 Gttffsburr ufrts ,nuHtY
Al o. sixty sare- Of improved aHd within one ml.e oi
gretntiin r rms liberal
drllws WILLIAM ALLEN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23
legal NOTICE

NOTICE 10 hereby given 10 Mary Lindsey Of Ind-
IN anapolls, Indiana, that simeon Lindsey on tho
lith DAY OF Deeem err A d. 1864, ed his petition in
the Court OF Common Pleas Of Montgomery county,
Ohio, PRAYING TO be divorced fron said MARY Linds.
~, and that "A petition will stand for bearing at the
March term Of said osurt CAuse--wiml absence
for over three years.
,iaiiwS E.THoMPsoN, Attorney for PiAInt,n.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23

For less money than any other Clothing House IN
Da ton. We beg leave TO remind the public that we
stand IN connection with large Wholesale Clio hing
Manufacturing House in tincinnatI which certainly
enables us 10 give the above induc, mtnts. y tn'
We 4Fe constantly rceeiYpl the latest styles OF
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23
IARGE FARM FaR GALE.

UNH spbsc5iisrviU zen his arm on tho 10, q tom
roat ticvcn miles wcst-f Layton, and ts % i.uIsa
nprin ql cw lfptunu. We fru Cou nins 92si,
arfc- OF ir4' tat4 ihd ~ sores are cleared nud n
q bah stale qf tglfIyiii0n The ialnce s hsaytIy
timhsrsd rhe inpr0Vumenis canaist OF hraal htuss
AMI large lsiHk harm For nigthsr inGrins suon call
on the suhsoriher a miles eHst ui sand iarm
de2Idaw2n DANIEL GARBER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23
GESSLER * NOOK.
former partner OF
NATHAN STIFF EPNINN.
@lotblng.
YLLIKm whLKER,

NO. tTHlEo STREET, DAYTON,
rs prerarrd 10 accom- uiodaic De gpstoncr. y"l.
I every article oi gon.,. MEMS wt une nflarsf
the latest ftyie FnG best glailty Those VH. aH.s
coats, pants, vests 4hris, Gur cry, haudIa Dc i.s
gloves, boots, ahoev' -liprsr4, 49,. ali DO we'll J
give him q call, alH
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23

Which is careillly selected and well made Call and
examine our ock OF Clothing, before purchasing
ielseBhere, at . ..
I..H.ada
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23
MrOtral

TuRES Coughs Code, Sore Throat, Aslhna,R
~ Consumption. tits only necessary fer any ont
troubled with these complaints TO try one bottle Of
Strtck'dnds MeiiRuoUs Cough Balsam
to convince then. thatts the hest preparation eve'
Used Il not only cures the above affections ol tho
Throat and Lungs, bat II cures Night Swcats and
Splitting Of III cd and II bn excellent FRrgc fer an,
kind OF Sore Throat. II ~ pleasant 20 take, nnd
aae medicine or infants. pree 65 Cents per lottle.
For sale 10y drugusts generally MIA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23
EXECUTOR,S NnTICE.

rINHE unde signed have been epDonted and quail
hed as Executors Of the estate OF / eter Eberly
PETER EbERLY,
jgJW3 ELIAS EBERLY.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23
so, 900 Bushels
Fla x 8 9 Q d W ante d,
Farmers 6 Mechanics Hotel.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
WAG NER = sMIRK.

(sUooEssoh 70 s0HEnLH4 srRi0gLKR) 1850 t
IIAVE taken this old and popular UIotel on Second
business sustain the we'l-oarned reputation of ths
well known house.
The services oi Mr. Henry Foster 50 widely ku5wa.
have been rotanedAs Cleik
The patronage o. its former friends a confidently
anticipates. suir2g d1W
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23

JoB PRIpgTLrJe&.
PROFESSOR DE MUNNis
ONLY GENUINE
HAIR :REsTORER

DIS EASES OF THE SCALB f,
rTNHE skill OF the medical faculty Ia treating dieasos
IL OF the scalp has in majority oi eases, been bal
tied 10y this the meet fee uar disease Of tbp human
frame II MOTTO be wOhaeaed ~, as requires gfea
study, deep fenreh and careful inyesugAtIOn Of
ithscauses which prodaee the disease Juless the
esnee s discovered, u y an utter iinnpaaplhy to
eradicate the dlHeaee aud effect pernaneih cure
D8eases of the scalp been lnruTAbie
by some Of the most enineni Physicians. 4 i@yade-
WEARS OF STUDY Ell
To this peculiar part Of the human frame Ahd m
rHa ia. boz satisfied that possess ,..
THE ONLY RE1iEDY tt
SO iaras known, that would permanepty eradtn.
those loathsone diseases OF the scalp e.,
SALT KHEUM, sCAbD HEAD,
And other cuthneous d ehaea, and fetore he hair e.
l.l those who have become tald. 20 make
sI.t good the assertion, viii fofleit
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
~ II fail 10 cure the worst easos Of diseased soars
the longest Standing with the r
ONLY GENUINE HAIR RE5TOKEH.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23
MEMS and YOUTHS CLOTHING,

HlUIJ aAlJOI bna 'etaH
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23
TRAVELLING SHIRTS,
ENGLISH WALKING CoAl

700 HIIHILW WHaII0Ia
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23

Samuel limerick and others, Aqeina Mary Emerlcb
an others. Case No 2090 Superior Court p
1 n Obedience to the order of the Superior Court Of
II Montgomery cCuuty, Ohio, made In the above
case, will offer az hubc Auction TIE PRgNIsfs,
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DRAWERS AND UNDERsHIRTs

sMs1a0as 1gA ra8wbuu |
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-04-29
To tbs Editor of the Commercial advertiser :


DEAR SIR viii you please insert in your paper
the following correction which l have no other means
Of making sufficiently public. Bishop Staley, in an
appendix TO an address delivered at Honolulu Janu-
AIRY 1st, and since published, speaking of Lahaina,
says . Before their (i. E., the English Sisters) ar
rival, the Calvinist preacher was in the habit Of sell
ing medicine TO the Hawaiians; but he has given out
his intention, for the future, to distribute it gratuit-
Uusly. except in the case Of persons sending their chill
dIen TO the Sisters school,
The whole of this quotation from the Bishop is ut
terly and entirely false-not q particle of truth 10 IL
For thirty four years | have distributed medicines TO
natives, and TO all who have applied, without distinc-
ton Of color, nation or religion; and most Of these
years | have furnished them gratuitously. II have
not changed because of the coming Of the English SIS
tiers. have given no public notice whatever with
regard to distribution Of medicine. Ny practice is
open and known TO all, and all know, or may know,
that none who apply TO me for medicine are sent
away without help, if it is in my power 10 help them
l know not on whose authority the Bishop asserts
these things Of me. From the Bishops representa-
kindness and politeness. | shall not easily believe
that such a low Islander ever emauated from him or
his family.
OF the truth or falsity Of the multitude Of things
the Bishop says OF the American missionaries, they
can judge better than I can. l will only say, that, if
he has no better Information respecting Their dOiugs
than he has Of mine, | would advise him. by all
means, 10 get out q revised edition Of his pamphlet.
Yours. most truly,
DWIGHT BALDwIS.
Labaina. April 20, 1865.