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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-26
CUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
y A. 2. BURNHAM, AUCTIONEER

CUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITukE;
Richest assortment Of Furniture offered At auction this
Rare chance for parties commencing housekeeping
$4,000 WORTH OF
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
- ~- ROOM FURNITURE.
iqPogssd fsTm Pars 10 Sqr present Pre- . GynsT
DINING ROOM FURNITURE,
AT pS SIIycf x1 1SR atASS WARE &C.,
this Tuesday, q the elegant private mansion West
S'.''''' siE lie. c6 si Enc AZ ,ox O'CLOCK
Superb Drawing Room Furniture broosel Of the
richest description viz Tee a;tete Sofas Arm Oval Back
wood and satuary marble tope rosewood Secretary and
Bookcase French plate doors Bots de Rose Cabinets En-
coignures rosewood Center Tables Reclining Chairs n
IRA large Embroidered Lace Curtains Cornices match;
French Shades and Ormuu Chandeiers Velvet and
Brsssls Csrpess seyres China Vases Hronse
owner OIL Paintings by ancient and modern arassEruit
Piece. original BY Rousn; superb Landscapes BY Cole;
Winter Scene on ths New e psersbuIg Saturday Night
Bronze ststus many and costly Works Of Art
'Ae A H1aS Ii Ea ROSEWOOD rIANoroRrE.
wood Stool embroidered cloth music stand t9cks
supcrby carved rosewood add BLACK w.isGt Dre5sina
Bureaus Wardrobes, Armor A6e, Bedsteads suite,
ys Louis xv hair sra ss GsSn
Loanges Arm Chairs solid carved oak Buffet Extension
cassrs Spoons TurssS ssivsrs csis Basis Dinner and
s IN e.
% pack end remove tbs goods Sale peremptory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-26

HroTrCE THE HACKMAN PROTECTIVE AssOCIA.
uon WIN meet a Spring stree, Hail. c spring ,srees
attendance " roqoe'e' ~ JOHN TUBES, President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-26
M sAGE yyRsI

M DOUGHTY, AVGTI0NEER.
M. PEREMPT6RI SALE OF H0Usna0LD ryRNl-
N. DOUGHTY win sell. ON "Wednesday. Sept q - l04
Saosr0om 10 Nassau street. general aseornent
Of Household FNrniturs comprising saheeny walnut and
Parlor Sus Bookcases Centre Tables Extension
stead Heir Mattresses Lounges, wardrobes Gas Chande
Mers 10, 10. ~fcH Chew iHUN & srg lgCNALL
DAWNBROKER,s sALR.-GEOR0E @, LEWIS, AUG
toneer WIN SELL this day, q 10Y A. n, at l96 Bowery
large assortment Of Womeni Clothing, Quilts Remnants
&c BY order Of r. Simpson Co. sn 4atag la.l IA
DAwNBRoKER,s sALE:.-o:. LEWIS, AUcTI0A8ER
WIN sell Wednesday, the nth inst. at Ia Bowery BY
order Of W. Simpson Large assortment Of Gold and silver
Wstches Jewelry &C. Sale 70 commences at 10x o'clock
pAwNBRoKER,s sALE.THIs DAY-JAMEs AGAR ;sH:
Dresses, Shawls, Bedclothes Beds, Ac. -
MALONE 4 KELLY, 500 Second avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-26

A UCTION NOTICE.-MORTGAGE SALE OF ELEGANT
"A and costly Furniture this day (Taesday At l0 O'Clock
and Sixth avenues, comprising large variety Of Psrlor
black walnut Parior Suits covered In the richest description
1aa Esrpsta Gs SssS one
with four round fun octave censinng all the
OIL Paintings Mirrors, Lace Window Curtains marble top
Centre rsHs: pure SuTe@ Hair Nat
Ware Clocks, Cutlery Crockery Mantel Ornaments, 20
This sale IL peremptor One seldom with regard 10
extent and variety. CHARLES YOUNG Auctioneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-26

4 UCTTON SALE.-THERE WILL BE SOLD AT PUB.
"A Nc auction, Throggs Neck in Manchester t0wnship
on e 1h inst At O'Clock NJ eleven Lots Of Land On
most Th property located the road leading from
Wesches4er village 10 Fort Schuyler about half way two
and half mile f.en Pelham BRIDE and su,rouGdsd By
rounded churches II many denominations and schools
both private and pub highest grade. New York
be reached from T. both ~ land and three times
day and The whole b wsu adapted for private bus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-26

uENRy O. EyAEs. AUQnoNEEn-MIIL SELL on
49,. ssns,., sIsors~sns q Whs orSsiss ana Commos
Crocksry, and Table 0Assvasss PiAeA and IAncy wsrN
oD ,Ss ~ ~ ssrcuy pis Tor shppns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-26
SEVEN GREAT a BLESSINGS
SECURED TO THE HUMAN RACE
BY ONE !r S2TJAE OF
READY RELIEp

R. ..s sEEsy ssFsE s sss:g &c.
2! .s IA ssSP ' sEE4., o.
THE r1 1siH4fs sgsos4En.. ~
-aH0if HsA SsS$ S$s$ss H..
CURED AND rHHvES IT. PRADwArs REApY RELIEF
RHEUMATISM xruRAIon
p1fTHERiA, r,y
SORE THROAT, 1fFrIcyhr BsEA!HiNS AA'
BY RADw sEFiF SE2D Y :.E LEY MINUTES
Pain instantly removed; acute innammssory m.,..
s s.a and
fsslff s ssEs'rBs Gef "a
more clear and healthy T0r ssn mp and keep
for all Other medicines or bl,sers IN use 1'@'' spent
,ss fisg: sss'1 r. ssp .ns
Strength a 1ss'U ss the weak feeble and
Loo.ensss darrseS ohoisr. marSas r. n.,D,,
.g% * s. ss-s SPRsS ss q
ION weakness follow The sr 81 sSs
ACHES AND PAINS.
s.se ns% 'n q
R: 4: E::r IN ss:s
IS sos 5, s ss: az! 'sss' SssIsfsss
ScHrLBxRa,s eHEMA. 0Nr sRrT-wARR1srFp
S..s.:: sisss ss fs:
,---.-s WINES, IL AUORs, &C.
MARTELLs BRANDY 80 c1era LIGHT Avn
!s... s; s.. S ssAfs s and ssa:s
aii,i Rfs = ::::::i s:.::
.>~,,.-~~-4o-~,e--, /TNE ARTS.
- nv
IL 70 spy addrs ,-Y1YTy-Two LOVE SCENES ssNI
On yessip4 81 N promptly by return MAJ free OF cos
sehd VEN cepu for 9mple. $500
J. CLARE, - Hv4eHys new S@L
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-26

MORRIS WILKINS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
M Household Furniture Aubusson Carpets 0rsnd RANG
LUDLOW 90 win sell 4. succa on Thsr.day October
between FftL and Sixth avenues the entire furniture con.
tanned In SAN house. most Of which was made oy the 9ess
CANT covered ebony gilt Psior Suit In blue silk elegant
Curtains 70 nach ebony and gilt Centre Table, large man
el Mirrors marble and ordIu mante Clock Chandeier
elegant Aubn:son Carpet 70 Perfect order Ssck faa
and ebony Secretary carved black walnut Secretary Book
ease Library Table rosewood grand Piano. ocsve made
by Chickerg; Wilton Carpet Dining ReonCerved black
walnut Buffet marble top Extension Table handsome mar
bic Ynanel Clock with bronze figure; rosewood Cabne
black walnut Chairs IN leather black
walnut Bedseads Dressing Bureaus marble Commodes
Glaze Chairs Tables Mattresses Also few hne
Eneravings after Lanascer Rosa Bonheuy a goa Ar
sorfnent Of Kitchen Furniture, with which the sale wiz
commence The FHrniture vim be exhibition the day pre-
had Ct the Auctoneers Ollce after September -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-26

4 ucTIQT sAis or MAcaINERY:;zMINER, Auo
ssress@ SH wi s. y .seon O Che ,oryyns Peper
Sseh M y asd f GSe
compr{nE Portable Steam Engine p2Ssr n;s y ns%
Patterns shafing, Puleys Betting Carbnes Blscksn:as
Tools Machnists Tools &C., belonging 70 late firm OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-26

TTENRY D. MINER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~
Ill Nassau street. opposite Post ONCE EItensve sale OF
elegant and costly Stauary Carara Marble Figures and
S BY ssnno Ss, Co., tiorsncs sSSEEviLLE
viii sel Al auction Thursday Sept g. and Friday sept
20 Al II O'clock each day, 10 their salesroon 81 Nassau
street the finest most costly collection Of Italian Marble
in part s,uay Cafrara Marble Figure, and oronps ens
ns artists Carrars Groups and Vases for gadens
Marble Pcdesa patterns and sixes for busts or
new Groups Figures Of white Italian IN
Guiding many Of ne moss P2R1sr urr all Of usnovs
Birth Venus shslpSrc Miton zc ns Shs. vas r
cian Forsntine and other Ancent ,tyss ouRs o. Anl
NAL, and sss vsns % ru,,Dss osssoSuss On uss
day, th, and "Wednesday Nth This colscsion Wen w2r
are respectfully nvsd 70 call and examin2 Inc 5000
h. pscksd 10 send safely V any part Of We vond Sae
positive
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-26

- -
MISCELLANEOUS.
- ssss: pain s. Hids HART = Ss:..!
Bunions, &c BY mall, 80 cents and 81.
n1voRCE.-PRIvArE CONSULTATIONS ON rHR
subject 40 ~ 49,. and other States. DEGREES legally OBJ
famed f. KING e, s;%S1
DIVORCES LEGALLY PROCURED WITHOUT PUB
Ss sSsa s
Counsellor, IS Nassau street. - -
Gls Or s x1aass Tonic prepared rom 1is
pos. s 20 %s and
aEs Is mighty recommended BY the medical faculty
s1 q 20
, s and ts Varying symptoms evils yield
Oily the nnsnSs SS Dd
Ss S.ss NJ pss9 n: s,ss y druggists
20 TO THOMAS R. AGNEw's, NOS 200 AND ga
U Greenwich street Of Murray and there you WA
than any store in New York One price house.
sis
liver and kidneys ncpent consumption, &C are most
H pFss II h Sas cured thousand. of
Of these and similar diseases and u WIN most certainly cure
HSSfTs GS NJ SSns%s cured Mr. B. n,. No.
Grove and No. Clinton Market q naammstory
S .s he a:S s s y
ssn q s,sr
Rs%ffs LIFE BALsAM oursa Gore Third
ulcers had destroyed !hs e:h from the until the
nSs' Pfoprieso LIE bsi:sn publish
s. 4ss out Of %.r
6een since and the parties are excellent health
son.Ss a %s *
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GOLD AND SILVER.

fnU GOLD AND SILVER.
- -
A II KINDS OF OLD GOLD AND SILVER CHIC
"A rde Of Silver and Untoned Paper bought
sssaycd and refined By ALBRRr sPEYERS co. HNas-
! III, KINDS or SILVER COINS BOUGHT BY AL
"A BERT ePBYRRe Z CO., q Nassau street and No.
Liberty paase.
-
MATRIMONIAL
4 YOUNG WIDOW. or FINE PERSONAL APPBAR.
"a suce cation and re6neenA would Ike The acQuain
anos 81 some liberal minded gepteman masrsmoniaiy
inclnsd. Address Alie station ID, ~ T.
A oENrLxMAN WISHES TO CORRESPOND WITH
"A lady w'th view 70 matrimony. For parucu's~s ad
dress q. Warn n, boz 6,106 Post oaAee n. y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-26

GEORGE COOK, AuCTIoNBER.
(J Salesrooms 81 Liberty street
Constantly on hand private SALE Largo assessmens
tclas Household Furniture ..l f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-26

UNoR WILMINGTON, N. C--COMMERCIAL LINE OF
in etaamshipe The splendid steamer WIN r. CLYDE,
jane: RcS6ns e nov rscsiyns i,s'9St ~
az, sspI II q O'Clock r. n. Superior Acccnmodatons
fof passnQs Goods fcrwaEdsd TO IsXs,ss.!lls and 81
81 Wminston For freight passage spply 70 PIERs0n
C0LLfke, South street. or bJAhEs HAND, liz
Wall streoA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-26

UCTION SALE or FIRST GLARS HOUSEHOLD FUR
nturc the property Of family leaving the city, on
this day sale commencing q two O'Clock this afternoon q
sixth svenue rosewood Pianofcrte velvet Carpets Silver
Paintngs Brcnses Bureaus, Wardroh~- <rz LEANS
s ."T .o Cutlery rscr ss covered Srosa
SronsS Ciocr I'm. rsblsG kkSeres ETtsnson Table
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-26

Mr.. EDITOR)-DlAR sIR-wE, THE UNDER
M signed having purchased tickets In New York. Niagara
and other points IN A> United States for trip down Lake
ontario ana the ~ Lawrence to Montreal by the On
ar,o sieamoc Company, with guarantee from the Com
through The rapds-ths being the only inducement for
1r this rcusethe company having fulfilled this guar
csScrs and most lost 70 us by passing rough
canals thereby the pleasure and comfort Of the
trip ma compene us 10 pass seepess night
ncommodious utterly filthy boat the companion boat OF
which endured the previous night with the expeca
on running the above mentioned rapids and reaching
until three A. Mwe therefore duty to inform the
public OF these mposons pracced upon travellers by the
Of the legally authorized agents Of the
Ontario Steamboat Company which We are authenticity In
formed are OF very frequent occurrences.
d, H. COLES idaho Territory.
A. b. MORGAN, Troy
CHAS. KUHN, Philadelphia, Pa, and ten others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-26

EDWARD sCHENGK, AUCTTONEER.
~ ELEGANT HORSES, CARRIAGEB, HARNESS, &C.,
Al the private stable 30 West Thirty eighth street.
BY EDW. sCHENCK, "Wednesday, 18th inst, at 9k
!.n,eS in every ysl can i1 n e. M:5iss 80 n s,s
or the finest horses In the city. Also an fY
ELEGANT BAROUCHE AND PHAETO2.
Made by Brewster Baldwin, Also four sdeGant dou
BILE Harness. Blankets &c The above sesn any
ton. - --''-'' ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-26

Upward PErTINGER, AUCTIc >sEER, Us AND III
see engine house, chy . sssssTrS Ssn n a
...,.,,L LA y Eso1 .E COMPANY NO. 49,
Sonssne ~ y. s.y Furniture. covered with mo-
ns sss, ons fhcoaphs Presentation Fro1t
r sned with original Charter oak, Da
s,a.S NJ T. BRUSSELS and Ingram Carpets, Oncoths
choWSer .fAyette Iron Bcdsts:ds. Bedding Croossry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-26

UNoR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
Regular semi weekly line from pier ~ North river loot
eysry saturday at Il M stesmship CREOLE Captain
King leaves every Wednesday NJ IL M EXCURSION tickets
issued al reduced For freight or having su
perior accommodations, apply 70 e. HElNE t PAL
lis Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-26

no TO THOMAS r. AGNEw's, NOS. 800 AND 2o2
VI Greenwich street. Of Murray, and there you w
find Teas Coees Fish, Flour and everything else cheaper
than any store In New York. One price house,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-26

@ j. BOGART, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
-. September a. lO< O'Clock, at the auction rooms No
North Wliam street Fnnkfor Household Furni
ture consisting OF Paror Suits Sofas Lounges Bureaus
Tables Chairs Mirrors Engrnvngs mahogany French Ned
seads Hair Mattresses velvet Carpets Also lot Of Par
lor Bedroom Kitchen Furniture account OF former
yNILLIAM ABBOTT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10
w Chafksm souare-sels on Wednesday, at l0 o'clock,
the stock aha fixtures Of The grocs nd IAc"" a.,
West Twentyrst street. Soap Starch Candles Teas Beer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-26

nAvID b. HGAN, AUCTIONEER. -,
IL FURNITURE, CARPETS, LOOKING GLASSES, PIC.
TUREp, &C, OF AMITY HOSE -. -
DAVTb D. EOAN win sell Thursday Sept. %, at l0h
o'ck, No $50 Amity street, black walnut suits IN 1sPs
Chandeliers octave rosewood Panoforte made by Weber,
Engravings Bronzes Bedseads Bedding Mattresses mar
made 70 order BY Hartshorne. Also Library Of 500 voss
OF valuable Works.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-26

v,uRNIrURE SALE 10 CLOSE AN EgrATE-oN
Wednssday sept n, al II O'Clock, ~ % Willoughoy
street. BY COLE Auctoneer Consisting O. ROSEWOOD wat
Chamber Suite velvet Tapestry, Brus.es and other
Hair Mattresses Bedding Cnlpa sno o's 'A'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-26
SPECIAL MOI
<>~.~-~4~-~~>~~~s - All Ss

| nv OotcA-s ~ ACADEMY WILL RE OPENED
and on the northeast corner of Fifth avenue
.rty ninth street formeriy mr. how,ysh Our friends
the Thirteenth street Riding Snool being closed the
livery and saddle horses for on down town friends Riding
suits OF ladies' and genter<en Thirteenth street
School, may be taken away az soon AZ convenient.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-06

The Republicans (like the papor-mills
which use com-husks instead Of cotton
rags, would have to make but little change
in their machinery. There would be
"sympathizers" with Catholics, Just as
there now are with rebels. There would
be ''licentiousness of the press" as distin
gniSlred from ''liberty of the press. F."
There would be lle same Justification for
denying mail facilities to newspapers that
might sympathize with the "papists," as
with those who NOW sympathizo with the
rebels And mobs-although, as now.
mot entirely iusiifablo o'-when Christian
patience was worn ont would smash
presses and types, and murder editors, and
no jury, with the fear Of God before their
eyes, would think Of conyicting the per-
petrators.
The Puritans--the true followers of
God, and the only "uncondtional" foes of
Christ-would enjoy all the Offices of
the country, and while on their pilgrimage
to the Heaven above. would be blcst. in
basket and store, with whatever Of good is
to be found below fttihi.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-06
u. s. senate.

Mr.. Sumner introduced into the Senate a
series Of resolutions determining what eonsti-
tutes q majority of the States, and declaring
that the States not de faoto in the Union shall
not be considered in rAtHying the amendment
Thisis a'viItual recognition of the South. -
The theory which has been followed by our
OVID, and all other civilized governments, is
that when government has established its
authority de facto, il is entitled to be recog.
nized as one Of the families gof the nations.
If the States in rebellion are decided to be
ont Of the Union do facto by the Senate Of
the United States, as Summers resolution
provides, what can we say TO Napoleon If he
recognizes what we propose to aifirm2 il.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-06

This afternoon, on the West Side, an ex-
pertinent will be made on new kind Of
steam boiler, which is likely to work an entire
revolution in the steam boiler system In.
stead Of boiling the water to generate the
steam, the water may be cold The blaze Of
the fire is forced through pipes directly into
the waler, and thus the steam is generated as
soon ~ the blaze can be started, and at cost
OF onlJ one-lenth the old plan. IL is the IN
veniion Of "A Clevelander. .-Plqin Dedler-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-06
ARRANDALE & co, AIal
ers' Agenta.
N0. l0I hRoADwAY, NEw YoRK.

3 No. 1877 BROADWAY, NEW YORK IS i4
Announce that all the above list OF goods viii be .,A
for ONE eoLLAR each. 'tt.4 ~
In consequence Of tho great stapnation Of trada la
the manuiaeturing dis'rels OF England through tba
war having euton the supply Of cotion,a farce dlso
OF yAuab Jewelry or tlnay Intended for ths Fny
eh market, has been sent of for sale IA this counf
AND NUT BE SOLD AT ANY sAORIFiCEi ii4S'
der these clreunis stance9, ARRANDALE 4 90. aetg
ing A. agent for the principal European nlani6ctnr
ecs. have resolved upon GREAT GIFP 'DIS1iRi-
BuflON, su lect TO the following repu aiiont 'T'
Certificates ofthe various articles .afo Hrst hui 10
envelopes scaled up, and mixed and when drtiered
are taken out Without regard to choice and sent IN
mail thus giving all fair chance. on receipt of ths
eeftihcafe, youwiii see what you arc 10 have aud
then Is at your option 10 send the dollar and tate
the article or not Purchasers may thus obtain a
Gold watch, Dhmond Riag, or amy set Of leWelry
ON ourAstfOr OAE DoLLAK
SEND TWENTY-FIVE CENTs FOR CERTIEI
OATE. ''iff
Ia ell transactions mail, we shall charge for for
wardiHg The Vertiilcatos, paypg Postage and doing
che blsipess twenty i've cents each, which must ~
nelosed Whom the Cert thcate IL sent for. five nerf
cates will be sent Tor w. eleven for 81 thirty fpr s5
sixty lilys for $40, and hundred for SIS 80 ~
AGhNTb,-7We want agents In every regiment
and IN every Town an county in the country ani
those aet NJ as such Will be allowed Ten cents % ~
cry ceTtiheaie oIdefef for them pro yiied Their
mttanoe amounts W one dollar Agenis will collect
twenty-five cents by every ueTpGceie, aud remit IN
~ AhHAhDALE a. co.,
H@idz" LOT broadway, MY.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-06
Spring EIcrtlon.

We are authorized 10 announce JOHN ooLHAuER
~ candidate for Street Commss oner. He has
every qualification for the place. and il elected, will
discharge his duties faithfully '''
Mssus. Editors; pense announce the name Of b.
hLklNi ASA candidate for Street Commissioner ri
the ensuing spring election He Will serve the public
ialthhllym II elected. I1 rIIH.l
fe27 t.a t.. MANY CITIZENS. Il
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-06

chief ofthe Mexican armies. He is therefore,
The next parsonage to the Emperor General
A. ] Smiths sixteenth army corps is encamp
ed just outside Of New Orleans,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-06
Deceptlon.

The Tribune asks why I'D volunteers in
tens OF thousands struggle for acceptance by
the Government during the Grst three months
Of the WARP Manifestly, itunswers, il "becsuse
they believed there would be little or no fight
ING
This naive explanation furnishes, we pre-
sume the reason why the Tribune labors now
to deceive ten OF thousands of other poor TEL
lows 10 volunteer, on the ground that the re-
bellion is crushed Hi
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-06

The petroleum excitement in Chicago has
eliminated in the striking OF we'll yielding
twenty barrels per day, and situated within
The city limits, about thirty feet distant from
the arlesian well recently bored The Chicago
Times says;
The Chicago oil is thick, almost like tar
and will never make an Illuminating OIL
though it ia OF far more value for lubricating
purposes. 1t has been tested and pronounced
superior to the ubricatng oils found IN Penn
syyania. The discovery is an Invaluable one,
and the prospective success which has crowned
this enterprise, is a matter OF public rejoicing.
The company will sink other wells
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-06
R0ugh, WItty, and Yet Trne.


The following which we learn, not by
telegraph, though a little rough "to ears
polite" is witty, and, withal, true
General Kelly, recently captured along
with General Crook, by sudden dash of
the Coniederates into Cumberland, Mary
land, was engaged to have been married
withina few days, to a lady of that place.
The next evening after the capture, she
sung at tdbleau the song,
"He kissed me when he left me !"
whereupon seidier in the audience ex-
claimed, lond enough to be heard by those
around him "Thafs d---d lie; he
hadn't epen time TO put his boots on"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-06

A woman one hundred years old, residing
on the banks of Salt River, in BulRu county
Kentucky, gathered all Of her descendants at
the old homestead on the llth to celebrate
her centenary anniversary. She proposed a
toast as follows
As have lived through Washington war
for independence, ,Jaekson's war, the Mexican
war, and now President Lincoln's and Davis.
why may not see the end Of this, the most
terrible and bloody OF them all | i. f..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-06

AT Quincy n few nights ago. some new re,
cruiis on retiring for the night, blew out the
blaze generating from the gas, and neglected
to tnrn of the fluid. The consequence was
that four of them inhaled so much of the fluid
as to cause their death, ard some eighteen
others were seriously effected
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-06
y E w r L r. M.

UNHE undersigned have entered into partnersh,n
Il under the firm name Of Cam, BOYER a HippaFd
dealers M Foreign ana Domestic Notions H6Ierv
Gloves aud Fancy Goods, al Nos, 2s9 and 2gl East
Second Street, Dayton, Ohio
JOHN O. OAIN H
DAVID X. BOYER
lyaror .,4 yo. Ss WIN, M. HIPPAKD.
A III indebted TO the Old firm Of John O. Cain. for
"A nerly on bird street, are expected 10 call and
settle, and those having claims against the old arm
are fequeAted to present the same for payment al M
hew House Nos $50 and 2ol East second street m
iezlda"2m JOHN q. CAIN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-06

SMALL Pox. The Palmer journal in speak.
lug OF the small pox and cure for it, says
About sixty cases of small pox have been
treated at the State Almshouse in the past
three moutha, with a single fatal result, and
that was in the case OF man who WIS taken
there in the last stages of the disease, from
neighboring town. The remedy used in all
these cases was tea made from plant
known in medicine rs Sayrdce,iia pmpurea,
iamiliArly called Ladies' Saddle Of Water Cup,
the root of which ia the remedial part This
remedy is new discovery in medical scieuce,
and has been used with excellent effect else
where The effect Of the remedy is to allay
the fever and irritation caused by the lorma-
lion Of pustules, the latter drying away rapid
ly, leaving slight If any traces Of the disease.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-06

u wonder whore those clouds are going ?"
sighed Flora, pensvely, az she pointed with
her thin delicate finger to the heavy funeral
masses that hoated heavily in the sky Il
think they are going to thunder" said her lit.
tie brother ....