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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-08
Gold and Currency.


"a eo''eSionoe''' VI ''e ne" 10TH h0eH-
'ng Post writing upon The above subject,
uses the following sensible language:
I tbinl, tbot I CON su,,,,est a ei,nrle ond
safe wav to brin@ our cmrrency hack to n
cold value .
The sole cause of the nremium on ooId
now that tbc war il over Is tbe exressive
omonnt of our manner money Tho ei7e Of
tbe nrnmium Indicates the degroc Of tbis
evcass If is an invari,hIa rule In noiiticaI
cconomv that If Won force nnon a cnmmor-
cioJ co,annnit, siorge,. o,,n,,nt Of cirn,,Ia- !
tion tban tbe business Of flat commnnit,,
requires. the whole volume of such circuio.
tion uiIl sinh 10 Tho ynIna of Tho o,no,,,,t
actuoIIv wanted '''i'o''''V
rho naner money no,v 1, o;rculo+;o,,
amounts In round nnmbers tn nine bnn.
dred miIlions. and the nremium on Gold ie
in round numbers tiffv par cent tut india
Gates that we have fifSy ner cent. moro ma
ner in circulation than The conntrv renn;ras
The amount reouired to carry on ali tho
husiness of tha Initial states ~ onnorentI,y
Mt This time six hundred millions ~ dallas
RAT we have nine hundred millions. What
has fnIIowed9 Tho nine hundred m;Ilions
orn worth onl, sixr bIn,drad ,,,illions W.,
can huv tbe whole nine bundrad niuions
for six hundred millions Of cold this dav
Shouid Congress in their Wisdom mass n
Law of tha opnroachino, sassio,, 10 inc,seosa sa
tbe number ~ Nationa7 Ranks so as ~ adj
three hundred millions more naner money
the voIue of thc cnrrencv uio,,Id ainlr 10
fiftv cents on the dollar. and the nremjum
goId would rise IN one hundred ner cent
trust that Won will evcnse me- for using
such t,.ite ond ,,all Lnoyyn r,ins n, dnamnoo
and noliticai economv. bnt there annears tn
he so much confusion Of ;dnas on tba na rt of
recent vrr;tnrs on tbis Snh;ect that thinu
am iustitied in reneoting them
/ now come In the remedy which 10 s;m-
nle and efIectuol
EirsI--I of Congrasu resolutaIv obstoi,
rro,n o,,thor;zinne an,' no1'y isS,S Of ,,a1,n,.
money ''7 '''' '''o VI P''p'i
Sec9nd-Iet Congrass ;nstruct M. AZ
Cnlloch to cancel and destrnv II, oaai, a,,d
o,,arv month ont nftbn ronoi,,ts b. ofintarnni
rcveIna nr rom nther sources aigbt and
one.-third ,,iiI;n,,s oT prroomhnot,s '7 "' '''''
This nrocaedin,s ,voS1,id d;minisb tho VOL
,ne of c,,rrencus NJ the rnta nf ona b,'n-
dreJ miiiinns y vaar and thns In thrno
vaors thn Thoic a,ro,'nt "e oi,nulotion
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A Wind Fall.

L. M. Bruce, late member of the Con-
federate Congress" and now banker and
cOtton-factor in Augusta, Georgia, has pre-
sented General John q. Breckinridge a
check for 500, ,000.-C Commercial
If it were not for the fear of being
charged with disloyalty, by BRN. BUTLRR,
we would be inclined TO congratulate JOHN
@. on his good luck.
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MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS
M0T'I0E

NOTICE
10 the Probate Court of Montgomery Oo' Ohio
Dennis Dwyer, Admir- Of VIM, Foley, decd,
Mary Foley, widow, Daniel Foley OF the State OF
Iowa Ellen Foley intermarred with - sullivan Of
The State OF MASSACHUSETTS, Mary Foley internar-
lpdans John Foley OF tho State OF Indiana and Cor
neilus Foley OF the county Of Montgomery, Ohio,
and the unknown heirs OF SAID William foey, decd,
are hereby informed that the 10th day ofseptem-
her, 1896 said nistraIor flied his petition 10 the
Probate Court OF Montgomery county, OAios the OBJ
Iec and prayer oil which petition 10 10 Obtain an order
&c on the 18TH day Of January, 1866 for the assign
lnent ol dover Of Catherine Foley, tho widow Of said
William Foley, decd, and for the sale Of the follow
ing real estate, situated In tue county shelby, in the
state OF Ono, ofwhch the said deceased died seized
10 Wit
The south half offbe west hall OF the south east
quarter OF section No a. township 8, rrnge east,
containing forty less, 10 pay the debts
Of said deceased
DENNIS DwTHR, Admir-,
d,sttW OWN. FOLEY, decd.
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Notice to Bridge Contractors.
SIXTH STREET BRIDGE,
CITY OF DAYTON.
AUDIroR's 0TEI0E, MOHysohERY Co., o.,
DAYTON, Decemhar Q, 1855

:
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
- the AUDITORS Office until Monday, January /,
1865. IL O'Clock, A. by Joint Committee. com-
posed Of Marcus BOser, John Butt, and John Wom-
eldorL Bridge Committee Of the city Of Dayton, and
James Applegate, a Committee appointed by tho
Board OF CounV Commissioners.
To build an IRON bridge across the canal on Sixth
street, in the eity Of Dayton, follows: ~ feet
inches in the clear, with side walk on ono side, five
feet in width, supposed 10 be sixty feet in width,
more or less. Bids 10 be made by the single foet.
Each bidder il also required to present and bid upon
his own plan and specifications The Comm tee re-
serve the right TO reject any all bids II they think
proper J. ". DIETRICH, Auditor.
MARCUS BOSLER,
deeSdaw2w Chairman Bridge Com.
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Turnpike Notice.

NNHE STOCKHOLDERS IN THE MIAMIsBURG
l. and CentoTville Turnpike COMPANY are hereby
notified TO meet at the Office of J. D. She han, J. r.,
in Mamisbutg Ohio, on Monday. January 3, 1856,
at o'clock p. NJ, for the purpose Of electng seven
(T directors to serve the ensuing year.
dec6dawtt 1E0kGE A. GROVE, Pres.
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THE DIRECTORS OF THE TEUTONIA INsU-
i rance Company have declared Diyidend OF ONE
DOLLsk per SHARE, payable on and after Asnday,
dsci-st JOHN II sToPPELMAN, seo'y..
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ID HUBARB WINE OF SUPERIOR QUALITY
III will be constantly kept on hand for Medical
and sAeramentAl purposes, by H. Jerome, opposite
City Hotel. Also Wine Plants for sAle hy
sepl2d6nn W, J. SHELDON.
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GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,

and fine jewolry, too numerous TO mention in detail
His arrangement with importers and manufacturer
is such that NO ONE can nndersel him in the same
line and quality Ofgoods Wholesale or Retail Those
who are acquainted win his and busi-
moss NJ home, are aware that no jeweler, East
West can anord to sell at the same low profits His
guarantees 10 his goods Tor tho past fifteen years
that he has been in business here have been scru-
puloualy met These are acts known 10 thousands.
The suhscribee also hiss, among ether superior
goods IN the no. an excellent assortment OF Opera
Glasses, some OF them high twelve glass focus.
SHEPHERDS PREMIUM GOLD PENS.
Also the latest style OF French Mantle Clocks 4c,
&o., &C.
Call in and examine. Goods warranted as sold
decldaw2m p. A. LAFEE.
A DMIHIsTRATOR's HOTIOE EMANUEL MIL
IA LER has been appointed Administrator OF Dam
iel Miller, deceased. late OF Van Buren Township,
Montgomery County, Ohio. noVlsWSt
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE - Nearly
wi fourteen acres of land adjoining The r r; sta.
YARD.
Elizabeth Nipple ct al Pts.l Case No. $3.50.
l.. ID. Antonides ct al Defis Court.
Pursuant 40 order OF the Superior court OF Mont.
gomery County, Ohio made in the above entitled
cause and TO me directed will offer at Pablic Auc.
Dayton in the County and State Aforesaid. on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER so, 1855,
Between tue hours OF and o'clock p. M: OF
said day the olowing described Real Estate situate
the County Of Montgomery and State OF Ohio, and
bounded and described follows Being part OF the
North East quarter Of fractional Section No. TO- Town.
ship No q range east on the west side OF tho Great
Miami River and beginniug at the South West corner
Of Lewis Hasseman's two acre lot, thence North with
said HasselmRns lot seven rods thence West at right
angles rodsi thence South seven rods, thence
Esst to the place OF beginning, containing forty-nine
Also lots numbered ive, six seven and eight Is, 8,
8)lyng in fractional action No 10, Town g Range
recorded plat OF said lots Ms laid of by Isaac Treon
/ agent OF ths Antonide's heirs. No. contains
acres, and lie perches No. contains acres and
55 perUhes No. contains 3 acres and Y perches.
| No 3 contains acres and % perches-except two
pieces ofpropery taken from said lots containing
acres esch, sold by said Antouides to Jacob zmmer
and to Jac Vi schroeder the S3d day OF December
1853. sRId deeds being recorded In ok W. No. 9,
D ges i42 and ia. The following s the d. scripuon
OF the piece sold TO Jacob thinner above named. Be-
ginning IA poles South Of stone the North boun-
dary OF said section beng north west corner Of Jacob
stone, thence south e21o east n poles 70 stone,
thence north so east oPoles, thence south SIs east
po &c to a stone, thence north 1917 east poles 10
the beginning containing 2H acres. The following is
tho description Of the piece sold 70 Jacob Schroeder
aforesad, Beginning NJ stone on the north boundary
OF said section being the northwest OF Jacob
Schroeders lot, thence north s6o west IS poles TO
thence south 1O west IA poles TO astoae thence
north 1919 east IA poles 10 the beginning containing
I26 acres
SAID Property has been appraised at 81 900 aud
not sell for less than twothirds OF said apprasement
| Terms Cash. WILMER III BELNlLLkI
| Master Commissioner Mont'g Superior Court.
1 ADAM CLAY, Auy.
1 Novaubar os ISRs novR5Wbt
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Amnstments.
NLEGG's HALL
Thursday & Friday Ewes. Dec. 7 & 8

HLEGG'S HALL
Thursday & Friday Ewes. Dec. 7 & 8.
TWO NIGHTS ONLY.
ArteTsWs WaFd's Farewell Nights
SB AnertcG.
ARTEMUs WARDS HUMoR -" More humorous
than any other humor. The grin is broader, under
the mask OF which lles II not the deepest wisdom,
most startling common sense Readers must buy the
book for themselves Chambers Journal, London
ARTEMUs WARD AMONG THE MoRMoNs.-
The public are respectfully informed that this will
Dayton, prior 70 his departure for England, where
arrangements are already being perfected for his
early appearance at Egyptian Hall, London.
The pictorial part Of his entertainment embraces
EIGHTEEN COLOSSAL PAINTINGS,
Faithfully photogriphing, on gigantic SC le, the
Streets of Salt Lake CITY, and the singular beautiful
Valley ofUt-h. The accompanying descriptive Lee
t,re by ArteInns WEri will b. cheerful. The success
OF THIS Entertainment has been so marked that II IN
perhaps proper 70 refer to II here. Commencing in
the City o kew York, II gwen nj Dodsworth Hall
for one hundred conHecutIve nights 10 densely
crowded houses. It's success subsequently in Boston
fhiladelphia, Baltimore, Wasningt n, Chicago and
~. Louis, was no less positive end brilliant
ADMISSION 50 GENTS. RESERVED SEATS rs CTS.
Reserve seats for sale at J. T. X nney's Music
store, No. $40 Third Street wherea plan Of the Hall
may he seen.
Sale OF seats for the two nights, will commence on
Monday. December
Doc 3 open at 7--e nmence at 8 O'clock
The Piano used A. Mr. WARTS entertainments il
from the celebrated manufactory Of Knabs 20 and
kindly furnished by MIR. kenney.
JNO p. SMITH, Director,
|
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A rTAoHMENT NOTICE.

Nj TOTIOE IL hereby gwen thai petition will be
IN presented to the Board OF Commissioners OF
Montgomery County, ONO, At their uext rogul' r
session, praying for the location and establishment
Of q county road leading from the Dayton Lebanon
commencing at the North East corner OF school lot
Of sub District No. g. in Washington township, aud
runDi gtnence east through the lands Of l.aee n
Rosele, Thoml Hattie d, the heirs Of j, :. RoOers,
J. y. Wilson, III. W. Reeder, j. 7. III. B. simpson,
Joseph Thomas, and John r. Sears, being distance
OF about two mites. MANY PETITIONERS.
nalQJ va
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GOLD AND SILVER GOODS.
THE OLD RELIABLEHOUSE.
p. A. LAF e e,
M A9O ThiPd Nfreat naVtom Nhio

LAS JUST RETURNED FROM NEW YORK,
III with superb assortment OF extra goods N his
line, consisting OF the largest and most elegant
stock of
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-07

To THE PUBLIC We have now in store q
very large stock of staple and fancy dry goods
which we are selling rery cheap
We are selling most kinds of staple goods
below the wholesale prices in New York or
Chi ago. We are selling several brands of
fast color prints for 20 cts. that now cost in
any wholesale market 2l3 cts TO 233 crs.
S andard brown sheetings for 40cts worth
Al cts-full yard wi g. bleached muslin for
20cts, worth Csc In fancy goods and notions
our prices are cheaper than the cheapest. In
clothing and carpets our stock is complete,
and we defy competition, We have the agen-
cy for the Grover & Baker sewing machine
Ladies In want f the most reliable machine
for family use are requested visit our cloak
room and see them i'll operation.
AIKEN, JARVIS & BURIAL.
may 26dwtf
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TO CONSUMPTIVES.

THE advertiser having been restored to
1 health in few weeks, by very simple rem
edy, after having suffered several years with n
lung affection, and that dread disease, con-
sumptIon-is anxious to make known to his elbow
sufferers the means OF cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy OF the
prescription used (free OF charge) with he drec-
tons for preparing and using The same, " hch they
will find cure for Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis, sc. The only object OF the advertiser
n sending the PRESCRIPTION TO benefit the afiIct-
ed, and spread INTO rmatIOn which he nceIves to
be invaluable and he hopes every suffererer will
try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and
may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad-
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
mchl I'D lw& w3m.
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HE CELEBRATIoN.-It seems to us that our
neighbor of the Union, has erroneous ideas
in regard to the proposed celebration He
says"the celebration is to be city affair."
II it is to be city affair it will be q failure.
Ne wish to make it county celebration
one in which the people of every town in the
county shall have an equal voice and inter.
est; one TO which the people of the city are
to be invited by the country, just as much a.
the people of the country are by the city; a
celebration in which all shall alike feel 40
interest and have q voice. II is for this rea
son that we wish to see the board of super
Visors make small appropriation ,and have q
1uli and equaiVoice in selectngthe committees
and making arrangements We do not wish
10 see celebration gotten up by the business
men IT the city to draw people from the
country for the purpose Of trade--of be1no
benefited pecuniarily. We wish to see nat.
riotlc county celebration, in which all the peo
pie OF all the towns can unite on equal terms
and have an equal interest. We wish to see
the people of the Uhole county in procession
OF their own, and in that procession we wish
to see all the soldiers of the county-those
VINO can march should be assigned the most
honorable place in the procession, and those
VINO cannot march, should be provided with
'ne best carriages which can be found. We
wish to see them all, with their families, in.
ii'ed to dinner gotten up by the people Of
the county, not the city, and let every man,
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Boy DROWNED A sad accident occurred
at Port Byron, ILL.,, On Monday, the 9Th inst.
While playing in the river Eugene Comstock
aged years, son of David G.. Comstock, of
that place was swept into deep water and
lost. At last accounts the body had not been
recovered, although the river to the channel
has been ragged. 1t is supposed that by
she weight OF the current he has heen carried
down the river. Any person finding the body
and giving notice to the family will be liber
ally rewarded.
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COMMERCIAL.
ROCk ISLAND MANA ct.

Rock ISLAND, June 6, 1855
The current vaiae Ct the articles named below
10 subject to changes, but the following quotation,
are correct for the date of this report:
Flour-Johnston' . Spring Double Extra, in bbls
sc, 40, at wholesale, and Sc, 80 at retail. Sack,
Sc, 90 at wholesale, and 50, 80 at retail. Louse
SIS, so At wholesale, and Sc, 80 At retail.
Whe,,-Chrcago Extra, sl,o5; No. l, 81 90
No. 2, 90;
corn-2sc Tor 20 lbs. .....-
0ats-30a33c for IS lbs. .
Rye-30c.
Barey-50a60c.
Beans-$l, 25al so.
Onions-$l ,35 per bus. .- 81.
Potatoes-70c aS0c
Eggs-l4c doI.
Butter Very choice lots, for recalling, will
bring l5c.
sorghum-s1 ,00ai.I0.
Salt-$3, 00a3 rs per bar.
Kerosene barrels included, S5c;
retail 90.
Highwines-$2, 10.
Poultry-Live cnIekens, 81, 50a3 90 per doI.-
Dressed, lac per h., Turkeys, lac per ID.
Pork.-For i've hogs, Sc, 00a$6, so
Beehive weight, common 3,00a4 80. For
prime shipping 5, GOAT 90 per hundred lbs.
HIdes-Green country, &c; green saIted, &c :
dry saIted, SC; dry aInt, I2c; green calf, l0c {,
sheep pelts, Csc.
Hay-Prsrrie, s6a$Io,Oo per ton; Timothy,
$e,00aI0 90.
Wooo-oak 81, 90 to Sc, so a cord.
Coal.--At the Coal Valley yard, on the Levee,
coal sold AZ 10 cents, the cost of delivering to
be added.
From teams, in Marketsquare, at l6alS cts.
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VALUABLE STOCK FARM FOR SALE.

CITU ATED on the north side of Copper
- Creek, on the road leading from Muscatne to
New Bosom, and containing 346 acres in one
tract and 40 acres of timber lying of a mile
south east in all 386 acres 100 acres in cultiva-
ton, two orchards, frame house with four rooms,
good stable, stock scales and stock yards, never
failing and never freezing spring water, 40 acres
OF the farm sOwed IN grass the range on the Mis-
slssIppl bottom can't be beat in the northwest
This, with 40 head OF cattle, 10 head of colts and
2 brood mares, with all my farming utensils, will
be held at private sale from now until the LIST of
October NEXT.
Drury township, Rock Island County, Illinois
April 2lst, 1865. JAMES PATTERSON.
P. s. The farm can be bought by paying one
half the money down, the other hal in ten years +,
by entering into satisfactory arrangemenss~
Apl25wtf. JP.
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The Interest at 1-aO Per Cent. Amounts to

Notes ofall the denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon receipt ofsubscupiions.
The Notes OF this Third Series are precisely
similar IN form and privileges to the Seven rhir-
ties already sold, except that the Governmen
reserves 10 Itsef the option OF paying interest in
gold coin at per cent. instead of Z 3-I0ths in
currency. Subscribers will deduct the interest in
currency up to July 18th, at the time when they
subscribe.
The delivery of the notes of this third series OF
the Seven -thiItIes wall commence on the lst of
June, and will oe made promptly and continuous
ly after that date.
The slight change made in the conditions OF this
THIRD SERIES affects only the matter OF inter-
est The pIymen: gold, if made, will be equiv
alent TO the currency interest OF the higher rate.
The return to specie payments, in the event OF
which only will the option to pay interest IN Gold
be availed OF, would reduce and equalIze
prices that purchases made at SIX per cent IN
gold would be fully equal to those made with
seven and three-tenths per cent currency
This is
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$40 REWARD.

CTRA1ED from the Farm of the sybscrib-
~ er, near Andausia, on or about the 25th OF
May last, four colts, described as follows One
tour year old black mare, LOB hands high; two
bay mares, three years old past, same height,
with black name and tails; one two year old sor-
rel horse colt right hip lower than the other, and
has unusually large hooks.
Whoever Will return said colts to me shall re-
ceive forty dollars reward, any one giving in
formation where they can be found shall receive
a proportionate reward.
RINNAH WELLS.
Andalusia, June 5, 1865, w3w.
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GREEN PE.s.-We are under obligations to our
fellow citizen, Mr. Hurlbut, of the Fort Madison
Packet "CIty of Keithsburg," for first dish OF
green peas this season. Said dish holding nearly
q peck of the really luscious northumberland
port Gazette 7th.
Mr.. hurlbut has shown himself not I'M
mindful of the appetite of an editor who has
causelessly abused the line of steamboats,
which employs him. He is, no doubt, ii clev-
or young man who believes in returning good
for evil. And it is also true that down about
St. Louis, they can get early peas and send
them up by the splendid Northern Line stea-
mers. But the Gazette need not think, tor
that reason, that no one else can have any
peas. We helped devour some very nice
green peas, on the 9Th inst, raised in this
city,iu the garden of the county Judge. Any
body else had any peas?
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The PoTAroE BuG-For few years past
this new pest has been making sad havoc in
the potasoe fields of Kansas and Iowa, and
US, destroying whole fields of this valuable
vegetable. This year the bug has made it's
appearance in our county, and fears are en-
tertained that it will greatly injure the pota-
toe crop here.
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CriStadOrO'S Hair DYE,

Everywhere establishes colors which beauti-
fuI in the peoples ewes. The hues Of the National
Flag are those OF Heaven, but among all tie dyes
OF Earth there is one save CHRIST AOORO'S
that pr ID uces Instautaneously perfect fac SMILES
of natures every shade of black and brown.
Manufa :tured by J. CRISTADORO, No. 6 Astor
House, New York. Sold by GruggIsts Applied
ny al hair dressers. mayl ldwIm.
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y0-9Iau's advertisements
BRICK ! BRICK /!
PRICE REDUCED.

OFFER FOR SALE at the Energy Brick
L Yard, the bluff, zoe, 00G first quality BRICK,
at the following prices, viz:
IS per thousand by the large Quantity.
81 per 100 small quantities.
81 per 1000 laid in the wall, building measure.
These brick are equal In qua'Ity TO those 10 the
Catholic Church, Darts Store, DlmIck's Stable,
or the dwelling houses of Messrs. " ait and Comet
C. ATKINSON.
Rock Island, June 6, dwlm.
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DEvoE 4 CRAMPToN have most sensible
ideas in regard to advertising. and they
create trade and find customers by communi-
eating constantly with the people. They
have the largest and best stock of goods in
their line which can be found west of Chica-
60. and their store is credit to our place.
Look at their new double column ADVERTISE
ment In this paper. When business gets a
little dull they advertise more and find their
reward in an increase of customers.
We ask the attention of our readers to their
advertisement, and suggest that it is good
thing to look at their goods before purchss-
ing elsewhere. Il is very we'll to look around
little before purchasing and buy where you
can buy cheapest Small profits and quick
sales is the mottoe of Devoe & Champion.
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!!
BACHELORS Celebrated HAIR DYE

is The BEST IN The NOhLD!
The only Harmless, True and Reliable Dye
KNOWN.
This SPLENDID Hair Dye is perfect--changes
Red, Rusty Grey Hair, instantly to Glossy
Black NGturG! ovH, without injurIng the
hair or staining the n, leaving the hair soft and
Beautiful mparts fresh vitality, frequently restor
ing pristine color, and recthes the i'll effects
Bad Dyes. The genuine is signed WILLIAM A.
BACHELOR, all others are mere limitations, and
should be avoided. Sold by all Druggists, sc.
FACTORY-Sl BARCLAY Street, New York.
Bachelors New Toilet Cream for Dressing the
Hair. July 8, dwly