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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-03

MoTHERs TRY lT.-lf you wish to find a
medicine; peculiarly adapted, to cure The
Snuiiies, Wheeling, or bad Colds in your
children, which are so apt to bring on the
GROUP, try DR. HALLS BALsAM, a safe and
certain remedy for these complaints 1t is
also pleasant to the taste.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-03

A New BRGISNRR Our readets--ladies
and gentlemen, boys aud girls--will pleuse
see the advertisement Of Mr.. William Kehm,
No. 80, Jefferson street; who has lately estab-
lished boot and shoe store there He is q
clever gentleman, and will please his custom.
ers
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-03

]. s. Roseberry-No Sc Main streets
Offering his Dry Goods at 40 to so per cent
below September prices, having bought since
the great decline,
Go see them. 1t ali true.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-03
Arrival ana Departure Of Trains.
Trains etttva ,nd d,t att tt,t tl.e Et,,p Tor, q

! CARRIAGES AND BUGGlEs ForCarripges and
Buggies, go to D. Langdon & Brother, Nos
IL, l 3 and 10 East Fourth street. Dayton.
mal6dtf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-03
LEGAL NOTICE
PETITION FOR PARTITION,

Mary Huber George Huber Jacob Huber, John
y. Huber, Martha Huber, Alice Huber, Rnd Ann A.
Huber.
CsuFt Of Common Pleas OF Montgomery county,
OHIO. Iu Partition.
UtEoRGE HUBER. OF The State OF Illinois, jacob
VI Huber, Of SO. Joseph county, Indiana, John b,
huber, MarthH Huber, Alioe Huber and Anu \. Huber
ali Of Montgomery eouuty Ohio, wil take notice that
petition WAS hleJ against them on the 20th day Of
January, lSt5, m the Court Of Common Plea OF
Montgomery county, ONO, by Mary Huber, aud Is
nov pending, wherein sad May Huber demands par
htion Of the following real estate, to-Nit Situate An
the county OF Montgomery and state OF Ohio lot No
$50, On Winehrennefs addition TO the town OF Miam-
isbprg Ia said county plat Of which recorded In
Plat Book A, page S6 OF The records Of Montgomery
county Ohio aud that al the next term Of 6eld Couu
the said MsTY Huhsr VIII apply order that par
huon may be made Of said premises
MARY HUBER.
ABAN CAV, Attorney. ia2lW6
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-03
SpttlaI 7Nutlres.
HLLILAIINhL
A Note OF warming.

Let the poets say what they will, Spring is a
treaeherous season. II "trieth the bones. F"
OF it's damps and fogs its east winds and it's
capricious temperature, come the icy chills
and the burning heats OF Intermittent fever
Miasmi thaws out Of the earth IN clouds under
the vernal beams At no period Of the sys-
TEN require strengthening more than at this
To fall sick now is to be incspscitated from
struggling with the heats of summer. Who
desires to meet the blazing weather Of june
July, and August, with an organization en-.
feebled by spring dseases2 Now is the time
to reinforce Nature and render the frame and
the constitution summer-proof
As soon as the frost gets oOt Of the earth
the stomach seems to lose its tone aud the ap-
petite to fade An indiscribable lasstude over
comes the body aud mental energies, and slight
exertions often bring on palpitaton and ner-
vous lremors. These symptoms are the mute
demands Of the physique for help and succor
The influence fthe season is depressing even
upon the vigorous, while to the naturally
feeble it is still more disastrous. Truly death
reaps heavy harvest in March, April, and
May. During those months the dyspeptic,
the bilious, aud hypochoudriacal always suf.
fer most severely Against all the ailments
produced by miasmA, sndden alterations of
temperature, exposure or close confinement
ia doors, HoSTETTER's BITTERS is the
most. potent of all medicinal safeguards Be
in time Be in time Sold everywhere
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-03
A VOICE FRoM VIoKsRURa,

NioAAA'hu' mibsishlffI August ,, 1858.
"Dr John Bull n .I
Dear blr--i am happyto state to You that have
used your valuable Oedron Biters, with great benefit
10 myself, IA general debility aud prostrston OF nv
system, produced by tie unhealthy and miastnatiJ
lnhSepces OF the Mississippi River and around YIcks
bury having been with General Grants army through
out Its whole southern campaign. / confidently 10.
commend its 10 all persons who are eEponed In
unhealthy climates. II, W. FO0I,R : -
-, agent U. s, Sanitary commissioan
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-03

D6y- Go to John W. Darsts, corner Second
and Jefferson streets for your Fall and Win
er Dress Goods; also, Cloaks, Shawls Car
pets, &c, Just received. DIFF
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-03

Bay DR. TOWNSHIPS INDIAN ToorHAcHE
ANoDYNE, is purely vegetable pr reparaton,
whi3h is warranted to cure the tooth ache 10
one minute, caused by decay in the tooth. 1t
will cure scurvy on the gums. 1t will harden
the gums, and cause them to adhere to the
teeth. 1t will cure gum.boils, heal aud remove
all soreness Of the gums. 1t will sweelen the
breath. 1t will be found valuable for children
cutting teeth, or having swollen gums 1t is
an Indian preparation, and the recipe for ma
king IT was purchased by the proprietor from
the Pawnee tribe Of Indians, in the Platte
country. 1t is perfectly harmless. Providence
has provided in nature plants and roots that
are remedies for all the ills Of suffering hu-
manity This preparation contains o poison
Gus acids or mineral substances whatever. II
has been extensively used with universal
satisfaction in all cases Who would suffer
with this most distressing affection when one
twenty five cent bottle will cure Immediately ?
Sold by all the principal druggists and dealers
IN family medicine i''i
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-03
SO, 900 Grape C uttings.

1 HAVE fifty thousand Catawba Grape Cuttings Of a
i superior quality, perfectly sound for sale low at
the -Four Mile House on the Lebanon Pike
ma2idlm GEO GE VETrER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-03

NEw YoEK, March 3, $40 A. M-This
morning Lincoln reports that Petersburg is
evacuated, and Grant thinks Richmond is also
He is pushing on to cut of the rebels retreat
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-03

RoBACKs STOMACH BlTTERs.-This very ex.
cellent medicine has become widely known as one Of
the best remedies for Dyspepsia and other stomach
diseases that has ever been offered 10 the public
Austin Ind 8fgns
See Advertisement na0fllnn
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-03

ALLES's LUNG BALsAM.-The remedy is
most valuable preparation for the cure Of
Consumption Men whn prepare it are reli-
able. The afflicted can use i: with entire
confidence.
For sale by W, W. Stewart also by the Deal
ers in Family Medicine generally.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-03
SPECIAL PERMIT.

UErrD SrATns CusroM HoVsE,
NAssVtLLE, TEsNEssEE, August II, 1888. I
Or John Bulls agent Mr.. -, has permiasioD 10
transport 70 the ront via railroad pike, within the
Federal ines for the use Of the army, f0l one hun
dfed andioTty boxes OF Bulls Oedron Bittara.
J. X. DILLIH.
I - Per WILLS, HALL, .. 4.
4I ..lst Surveyor OF Customs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-03
Dayton Market,

.l..I.a DAYTON April |.
FL0UR-Red wheat 90 25@$lO 90.
WHEAT-Sl 50@l 90.
OORN--80.
OAnS--60
RYE-$l co. .r-
BARLEY--sl 25@l 30.
BEEF-l5@20
BUTTER--3O@35.
CHlCkENS-35@40.
EGGS-20o per doz.
GRooERIEs--RETAIL PRIcEs
TEAS-$2 55. ;#...f r..'
COFFEE--40c per pound.
SUGAR-2S368253a3O. a0
COFFEE SUGAR--26 per ID.
CRUSHED SUGAR-30c per 10.
MoLAsSEs--$l 4O@l 50@l GOpsr gal
lon.
RICE-l6c per In. eT
PoTAToES.-$l 25@l so per bush.
APPLES-$2 5O@3 80.
LARD--20@22.
CHEESE --25c.
STARCH-l2lo per ID.
SOAPS--l5@i8c per ID.
TOBACCO-Sl so per b.
SHOT-25@3Oc per 10.
LEAD--26c per ID.
WHOLESALE 'PRiCEs
loorrected by F. oBHen a Brotherl
TEAsAsl 25@l 80. ia
C0FFEE-3lGA35.
SUGAR-l7@23.
COFFEE SUGAR-2O per ID,
CRUSHED SUGAR--22@23c per H.
MoLASSES-$l 25@l 30 per gal
RlCE--l6c perlb
LARD-206422.
CHEESE--23a.
STAR0H--9@lOc per ID. a..H.
SOAPS-l3@l7c per h.
ToBACC0--7O@Sl 30 per ID.
SHOT-$5l5 l5@5 80 per sack
LEAD-lG3@l7c per ID.
DRIED APPLES-l2I@l4.
BUrTER-3O@3jc.
SWEET POTATOES 81 OO62 10 per
bushel.
HAY-Timolhy $2O@25 per ton.
WHISKY-$2 II for common.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-03
DANIEL LEIGHTY's ESTATE.

ON the LIST day Of March, 1895 the undersigned
" was appointed and quahhed Administratrix Of
the estate OF Daniel Leighiy, late Of Montgomery
county, Ohio, deceased.
mAiIws NANCY LEIGHTY
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-03

LANGDoN's CARRIAGE Rooms The opening
of the new Carriage Depot Of Langdon 4 Bro
on Fourth street. between jefferson and ST.
Clair, took place on Saturday last The dis
play of Carriages, Buggies, &C., was one oil
the most splendid ever seen in the West, and
was witnessed by large and admitting crowd
of friends, who were all very agreeably enter
tanned on the occasion. We would advise al
who wish anything 10 their line to call at this
splendid and extensive establis ishment
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-03

LoUisyILLE, Kr., September 10, 1868
On the 22d Of July last submitted, through an
agent OF mine, 10 the Medical Director Of the depart
ment OF the Cumberland sample OF my Cedron
Sor hs inspeeiion, aud neqneated IT, alter an
hiyss, he found ~ mefftofionh 10 sanction and an
prove its use among our soldiers.
The following Ia the Medical Directors reply, and
also General Rosecrans' peTmissionto shp s09 dozen
at once, 10 lave II solo 70 Suffers y wv IT7f-
JOHN BULL.
al am satisfied that Cedron Bitters will do no harm
to any one, II taken properly and In moderation. 4
see no objection to Dr. Bulls being permitted to -
pose oft 10 Suffers, ..l -t 80 'f
"a. HENRY THURsTOR,
"surgeon and Medical Director, d. o."
"HEkDoUARTERs DEP'F or THE CUHBERLAHp
NASHVILLE, TEHSEssEE, July "A, lS6s.
e '"Dr John Bulls agent, Mr.. -, has permlssion
TO ship 20 hashyll Tennessee, twenty gross Tor
800 dozenl Of Bnls oedroa Btsrs OF sale 20 suffers
In the army only,
"The regulations OF the Treasury DepaTlmept ara
to he complied with striotiy. y
"By command Of Major General RosecrAns.
OWN. NJ. MILES
"MaDor and Proyoat Marshal General"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-03

The HIRERNIooE. Huston Hall was quite
crowded on Saturday evening; and the oltener
the people see the Hibernicon, the better they
like it. Tonight is the last time our people
will have another opportunity Of viewing
those rich views, ard hearing those delightlul
Irish melodies sung by Goodall, Taylor and
Heron, which have ELECTED so much applause.
This is their last night in this city, aud go
early il you wish good seat.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-03

RgsIEEss ROOM TO RENT. Enquire a. No sas
ID Third street. maI3dlw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-03

A BOUT A. MALDA MAN's Hoop Bazaar aud sklr
a fantory. Has already on hand his spring stock Of
Hoop skirts, French and Ameucan CorseIs, corset
ateels shoulder braces, in his new location AZ S25
second street, for the commencement ol the spT,ug
trade, whoh embraces the hest spiral traA hoops All
tho newest styles OF Quaker skirts, Al wholesale aud
sizes ength, and ladies' who mad always trouble in
finding their ho0ps large enough will mud them in his
establishment Hoop skirts re e-modelsd and neatly
tepairaa. Merchants IN surrounding towns will DO
we'll TO call a his estahlis ment before purchasing
flseFhere kfmsmoeg the place. AIS Second stress,
opposite the Franklin House. mA2Od3n
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-03
Compound Cedron Bitters
Late.t and Most Importahll pI.cOvery

MO mass name is more intimately connected with
IN the HISTORY Of MATERlA MEDTCA OF the United
statea or more isvOrshy known ns pione-r Ia Med
ical Discovery, than that Of
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-03
WITHOUT A RIVAL !!

And Justly deserves the reputation il has 30 long
joyedin Central Ams and the Westlndies.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-03
JOHN BULL, OF LoUrsvILLn, KENTUCKY.

Hisinimtable preparation OF sARsAPAIsILsLA
has Tong stood AZ the head OF the various compounds
Of that valuable drug,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-03
Andin Hff
FEWER 81 -AGUE

IL Is destined to supeTcede all other remedies. not
only cures these diseases, but IL prevents them.
wine glass OF the Bters, taken hour before each
meal, will obVats the III effects OF the unhealthy
climate, and screen the person taking it against dis
ease under the most trying exposure.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-03
BRAIN, DEPENDING UPON DERAEGEMEET OF
THE STOMACH OR BOWELS.

IN eouT, RHEUMATISM, AND NEURALGIA,
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hind egthe same underbidden is dun
b,, "a niger? The starvin Wurk amt
ne ouestion: its the cOler Of the cause
ny the starvashen that maiks the DIFF
ference.
Niger equality may be worked agin
10 advantage. All men, without dis
tiucebun w seeks, air fond OF haitrin
themselves that sumbody's lower down
Inn the -kale Of humanity than they ls.
N pv9nr for niggers what wood the
Dimakm-y do tor somebody look
down upOn? IT. also shoor 10 enlist
Wuu ,tilauv wimmen on our side.
I'M times gone by I've nOtist gushin
virgin. OF IS. mll rs hands high and
tuff IA, wire. holden alOft banners onto
which was inscribed save US rum
Niger Equality You See u soolhed
ann : hev chance uv advertiser, lst.
That they wuz fule. helpless critters,
and "a. That anshent and tun ~ they
WIZ. some one wuz still gOin fer EN-.
Ifther aint no niggers Sentral Com
mittis must furnish em. \ half dozen
will 10 for an ordinary county, ci thryr
hustled along with energy. III they
won't steel. the Sentrl Commits must
do 10 themselves. Show Yer niggers i'm
"a township i'm the mOrnin, and the
same mite rob the clothes lines and hen
roo-ts. Ever willin sacrifice myself
ter the cause. / volunteer 10 DO this lat
ter duty i'm six populus counts.
These iiecS, ef iollOred Will, no doubt,
keep us together until our enemies
split. when we will reep the reward Of
our coustancy and fidelity. May the
Lord hasten the day.
PETROLEUM Y. NAsBY,
Late Pastor Nv the Church NV the Moo
Dispensashun.
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w. Na-bN'> Pros ramme Tor the Com
ing Campaign.


SAINTS REST. which the Staff uN
Moo Ger-y,| June De-. l,oJ
Th,-, IS On. dark lais OF the rmoc-
I-y. Ihc m.-i0r~hn.u- Chat heml our
armies .u 'mf uE Richmond. tL. al
oft our kHppyuIc. to.loreI hv OBJ. ,usrau-
der uV Our armies to Grant and ~her-
mau, HeE hurt MS. our feeders mir
either p.uin boo IOIth-um duu-un., iu-
klr~,rtil hy the LyyIu-defviu. man
de-trOyIu' tyuuiklc shN uv our late
lHmeu.ad President; or air h1r-kiu i'm
th. tre. J.r uN italy and kanadv. We
I.N u1 way UN Keeping our voters to-
-0.har opro-Iu the war won't du no
good. Tor before the next Ditk-hUn Oh,
u.u uN our voters will Ltl diSkycr,d
tE4t tLH war is over. The fycr nv drafts
may do ,uthu Don sum parts NV Penn
-y.Nauy 1ui southern Illinois fur sum
tw. y.s hgt flIt can't poe depended ON.
but rn hDN Nuu r,-oUrr. fora i~hu1=
fhyrNilI u'IuI hc u peWncri-y. 80 long
ef t1Ur 20 Niger. Their Is 20 uuc0m-
lrnm.-Iu dislike to The Ni1gor in tl.
mind of -Ouooiue Omucrlt The
Spanish Iul.-r-htyr when Dee wants 90
uUaIun iUe bull tu extra caNortiug.
waves 90 reed Gag aiurn him. When YOU
desire n nImuDut fo fruth 500 thcmluih.
Euu viii find 20 black fDc win au-tr
tle uurpu-. Ihyrel the Niger j.. to-
day, our hcstmd only holt. Let MS use
him.
lUr the guidance otthe fliihml. /
-l.' iIE down 70 few plane roofs tu I.
observed, boo order Goo mJik most of the
capital $500 hey.
q. A'luz assert chat tho uig-er viii
never N. au.et1 talk care uN his~slC Iut
viii aliu1 hcH public burden. Hcm4N.
possibly, -.N.U- th.lU by gu.u to work
Don SUCH 90 emergency ihe duu, NV every
nm.yfJ. i- plane. li. must NOT hs ll-
lowed fn work. Associations must L.
.r-Iu...I, pledged tl u.athDr give him
employment, Oh. work h.m. t1 work Ter
rut uu. who WIII give Iiu work. or pa
E.u'l. emmy uU. who iuL u wood
~...-f Chat -'rhuv u. OF h.z bin iOrchUU-
u' .uul -.t credit, Ill tribe ou ace
count. -. .- tH WHh. our patronage
worth -uthIu.I This course rIgidlv and
Professionally i.ler.I, wood drive th.
H U. .u q. -tl.Ifr. and the hIlauc.
.' ... H..r NsI..-. IrptIu what $500 h.,
I..HE claimed rHaf fh.E Ir. 20 ilIe and
E.lHu- Raced. ILluk. uy brethren. Wat
lu-ruu .a..h Quar- poor houses and
lIi- fU. uV II.ar. wool hey 0u iha
U..H. SIS SOD. expands ,z ! c.ut.m-
r.f.f t0. I.,.r.'ul vision.
- LIkewi-.u>.crt chat tlc uiEcerwil
..u. NurUmIttkcai. Ile good places
NuHy 400 .ur skid m,bmik- out uv
worE ly uui,rh.diou uv em. This
mite De- open ul-yt- hans. t1 wit. DO
CROSSES -itslN Eooi the D. aud men mite
-Iv. gi there's ii-t euun lah.r fur what's
mere, why nos ptrmNlt mTuer- from
cumIu' llu~Cr: fts tLe lilur- uv the
voter fu T,e0u~ile % coutrIiIk-huu-he
may l.eeye either or both. r. l1 the
-0huul Oh-Dc>huu. whJr isl the Dino
KRAFT who couu.n' O. he uuderhid. and Stan
DO even tu >tag'u>uUn ef the underb.d
den wuz dun lv man uv the proud
hauNt-lyu race % and Whsr i- the Dim
ucrtt ro lost to manhood ~ not 90 drink
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CHILDREN.

UNHF Over-eerS Of th, Poor of Ohio County
have. az thc Poor HOUSE. the following
tuIdlru, which they dc-lu to md place Tor
where they will Boz kindly treated and euiii-
bIy er.d lur:
Geo. Washington. .cniOrrdI aged lG years.
from Georgia. slightly crippled nom the loss
OF has tu.-- hy usyIlug last winter.
Joseph Gardiner. aged year.
Vim. I"uWtN,
Anna fvlu-.
Neiry Providence, 'a pretty childI aged .
OF s months.
the mother Of ttIi1 last u8uied child. uccum-
panied DN another lady, buh very finely
dressed came tO uur cts at niuht on q steam
bptt some thucv weeks ago. They put up at
one ufour l1Ip hotels. AMI Ou the morning
after their arrival the child was found iu the
led where they bad slept, AMI the two l4IIe~
were missing and have not been heard of
since. Doe uut eumc one want this Interest
mu gniid' 4. - TODD.
jun lwdNitW President of lluITi.
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N.Vr Hf N.V York continues pleu-
te sBI er-r, and r1Il loans tv freely
r.-..Ht,I at e'.'u per cont. Ihs ,N-
port demand lar-u'i BIAS largely ml.eu
yn the further advance m Chez London
quotations ur uve-.V,ut.e~t' Fla lead
In- .' lws. ord.r, ior tn">e bonds 600
foreign account Hui -n less. ming the
-r.... export. rh.r,v however, Do,
t CONSIDERABLE. demand t.r -re..e tn,N-
pore ur ,umg months tu eUmg. a- the
importation. of H1 g.aJ. ure ,.r,
bangs. Tle amount nt ur.-u -u.I-
entered af NeV York. bon Dam, WAS
~.In.us~ m value. of which >I.-u.UI
WAS entered ur mmeIs.. e.u-umr-
..r. r4.f. Iu .urfr.., with obi. ruu.
imp.rr. .f f>.i when. of Si.ur.-a,al-
.. ..,t.-...i .,r ,,. ,.-. .rr,. .r.e... t-f
,,,. .rt.-.I e.- ,.m.I,,-s ..r.rrr.
t.r. obj. F.s.-.r., ..,.r.. ip,, O.r.-
H.u.. rh.-. f.r-.- l.--.4- .r.vrr.
.u comparison. win doubtless t. ir.
CREASED ur theu.>ftv.ur thpemauth-
m preparation t.rtd. arI trade.
I..Iu.v dividends rr.r T ..rI ana
compare very fyuuh'v with former
payments. tlg only d...us Ie,u- bon
the ca>s OFF some manufacturing come
rauios which r3vt tr.Ie less Cham last
january. rui Che prosperity ofU
h.Ha- OFF business PSI satisfactorily and
''n..a-''..N shown Ny the dividend,
announced Ia' government >pay'ng
''. '...'.'....'' ." -'.a l"r tHc July n-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-12

An ruAr'~ BuoW MU~r FuE-Is
NOT applicable Oh o. du, set OF teeth
Oru,heivith the Fragrant >otoiont.-
Ir protective, pu'~er,ative and beauti-
Nu- prop.ui.~ viuprg~eryc tLe white
ness. souudne~, ana natural polish ot
-'od teeth throughout Dire. AMI when
uu~.uud. 90 win 8rro>t loyav. and ro.
maN. NOM tle breath the ,1iut which
uDcompu,luuu generates. IN1-ltsod.
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NOTICE.

TNITNTTI TTIIAUTMINI-
Washington, u. G.. June -, l-sl.
WILL he disposed OF az private sale boo
w number, % suit purchasers. under the
dirrciion or Eryet ID. Col. g. :. stewart.
Major of FuEincer, an Cumberland. Md. un-
ul the Zli day ofJuly, lsi, q Lot Of Engineer
Tools &C., iu good condition. mostly new.
VIZ: Spade~. Axe, IlatChets, Shovels, Pick
axes. GHudstouc>, Biacl,Smiths' Tools. Purta-
blr Forge, sc
This property viii remain subject 90 sale
daily, 40 The prices liked hy tie officer Or
agent Boo change, until the 2-d day OF july.
1861
TcumS-Ca-h Boo United State> Currency on
delivery of the articles
The prizes are marked ON the articles and
VIII he found advantageous tu the purchasers.
the values being fixed go cost. lc,s the eX-
I.ns,> of trans uriaiiun and other charge.
InlI-llenl
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Boots & Shoes Made to Order

FINiE subscriber has Just opened a shop ON
] lhiri siueet, one door east OF Reed &
hrus Drug ~tups. Centre Wheeling. whore
De- viii manufacture to order Boot. Shucs
and Oslters uf the hs>t quality and latest
styles A share Of the public patronage h.
respectfully solicited.
julolva HENRY ANKNEY.
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paving OBJ the army. Dry g''l' arr
b.. ....Iar,f. demand at New York with
fair and. in some cases, higher price,
There f. little prospect Of any consider
able immediate reduction IN the prices
of cotton goods. ms there is no accumu-
4r..u of manufactured gooi, or The
-i, material, and the most reliable ae.
counts FROM The south state tle gulut-
~ OF available cotton there a- much
I..-. than has Ueeu formerly estimated.
THE Liverpool cotton market D. buoy
amt and higher under tle belief t.N
tl- supply ~ American cotton VIII Do"
COO small to admit OF any considerable
...r..ar Hr ur.-aur
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FoR PITTSBIRGII.

The fine steamer j. S. HALL
lies aVlIl leave a, above this DAY. o..
r-------s -th inst, go H. u
IIUl-If received goo thD MhlrfbuJt hy
BOOTH. EATrELlE A go,
iuIl Do Agents.
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E. A. WEBER,

uFACHFR OF MUSIC AND ORG AN.-.
| extensively known IN this city tNi
ia. Isl~ leave to announce luH l'
ROW. TUESDAY, IHE ON lN-i AL
will open his new Music and NUeN
wheps be- will keep on hand au assn.
ofPlmos. lamong them SteInway 3, til n
zlet0u's. Of New York, Meloieon-. -..'.
sic. including the best Instruction br..'
latest sheet Publications, Nluliu- GUY.
FLUTES. AocUrleons and Banjo, Di lNr Pei
eign and American make, German ai.
strings. Al41. stationery, Phoiogmp.
and Notions 100.
lie will promptly attend % amy oTd.n "
Music len at the store. ...-r
He will. a. heretofore. give INSTRUCTION
the Piano. MelodeOn. Organ, and in ii',
Bass. either nt scholars house, or i D.
Room. l8 Main Street wher o. me .'-
kept for practice. .,t.r..
al a.. r. .-
Arrangements are also being maze
renting ont Plane. ,,...t hand
Keeping only the best Of God, uh I..i
having adopted the motto ofquifk ~i.'
small profits. being always mp io lht .l...I
De respectfully he>pealIs the paiIoili,s.l
public. p \;
WHEELING, W. Va, June tihi 100
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FOR CINCINNATI.

The hue passenger packet PM
lI-T4 NGBO\E, Capt. Ion Ery-Uu, VIII
-s---.--, leave as above, thl, day the I'm
inst. uf b o'clock q. m.
For freight on passage apply or hu1u OBJ 10
BOOTH, BA1TELLE g Co,
oI VIC. ANDERSON,
mII.u Agents.
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WANTED.

TWO ur Three Energetic Men Go Het FEEL
| Aseut-. Returned soldiers preferred.
IIlI com a. GTIkE~DN, 700 Mr-. ri.mau'-
Hamd-u street. above Flnh. nom o.. Goo Iu
A. NJ daily. lull lW