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Mr.. Blaine, Me. introduced rcSO-
luton for the reimbursement to some
States of advances made and debts con-
tracted by them for the preservation of
the Union. Referred to special COM
mittec Of seven members.
Mr.. Elliott, Mass, introduced a joint
resolution, which was referred to i Sc
lect committee Of fifteen, declaring the
condition Of States recently in REBEL
ion, and the relation Of Congress III re-
gard to them.
Mr.. Schenk, Ohio, introduced joint
resolution against any attempt to es-
tablish q monarchy in Mexico, and re-
questing the President to take such
steps as will vindicate the American
policy Of the United States. Referred
to the Committe on Foreign Affairs.
Mr. Jenckes, r. l., introduced bill
to establish Il uniform system OF bank
ruptcy. Referred to a special commit
tee.
Mr.. Wentworth, HIS, introduced a
bill prohibiting the importation of cat
tie from foreign countries. in order to
prevent the spread Of disease. Passed.
Mr.. Van Horn, Nd, offered pream-
BILE and resolution instructing the COM
mittee on foreign relations to inquire
what means and measures are necessa-
ry on the part Of the United States to
restore to Mexico the free and unre-
strained right to a republican govern
ment. The hepreViOUsquesti0n not being
seconded, the resolution went over.
The Speaker announced the Chair
men Of the standing committees, as fol-
lows:
Committee on Commerce, Mr.. Wash
burne, H.; on Military Affairs, Mr..
Schenck, Ohio; on Naval Affairs, Mr..
\, II, Rice, Mass; on Foreign Affairs,
Mr., Banks, Mass; on Elections, Mr..
Dawes. Mass; on Ways and Means,
Mr.. Morrill,, Vt; on Appropriations,
Stevens, Pa; on Banking and Curren-
cy, Mr.. Pomeroy, y. Y; on the Judi
ciary, Mr.. Wilson, ind.
The House refused to suspend the
rules for the admission OF a resolution
giving Southern members the priviIeg
es Of the floor, pending the considera-
ton Of their claims to seats.
After the transaction Of much other
business the House adjoGrned.
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KNOWLEDGE OFTEN SAVES LIFE
Every living being has in his system IMPURITIES
When these axe within heir natural limits. cur
health is good but when they are in excess, pains
colds, rheuma sin. sout, debility, costjyeness di-
arrhea. dysentery, erysipelas &c, &c, affet
" hat we have to do to recover our health is to
take out from the Bowels and the circulation the
excess Of impurities This done, health follows of
necessity BRANDRETH'S PILLS are the only
medicine that can DO this work with entire safety
to all the organs Of the body. HUNDREDS OF
THOUSANDS are now living who have adopted
Brandreth's Pills as their only remedy for periods
of from thirty 10 fifty years, and whose average
health is excellent They have always cured them
selves when sick, by using these innocent and III
taIlibIe Pills Principal Office, Brandreth Building,
New York dec. Sim
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THERE seems to be "qui;e pretty
quaTclasitstands, i" "bctween thefriendS
of Gen. Grant and those of TX. Gen.
Butler. Itappears that Gen. Grant al
ways had a sovereign contempt for the
hero Of Big Bethel and that his want
of appreciation Of the superb military
talents of the Massachusetts favOrite,
was increased to such a degree by the
defeat at Bermuda Hundred and the
failure of the first expedition against
Fort Fisher, that it forced itself into
language in the report of the Lieuten-
ant General, just published. OF Gen.
Butler's management at Bermuda Hun
dred, Gen. Grant speaks in the most
contemptuous terms. He says that
Beauregard held him as tight rs if he
had "corked him up in bottle" In
REGARD to the Fort Fisher affair, he tells
us that heWas under theimpression that
Gen. Weitzel was to be commanding
ing officer of the expedition and that
he Wasnot aware of Gen. Buffers being
in command until he was advised Of
the failure of the attack! On the other
hand, Gen. Butler is reported to have
said that he has "a rod in pickle" for
the Lieut.. General. What kind Of a
rod it is, time will show. One thing is
certain, the Democrats are now sus-
tanned by Gen. Grant III all they ever
said against Buffers military incapaci-
ty. Had their demand for his reno
val been listened 10, the war might
have been ended a year before it was
and hundreds of thousands of liVesand
millionsof treasure saved to the cOun-
try. Perhaps some people can "see it"
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THE official vote of the State, at the
recent election, was, for Campbell, Alb
olitionist, 237, 1867; for Linton, Demo-
crat, 1881; Campbell's majority, q :
9S6. This includes the fraudulent re-
turns of soldiers votesin Philadelphia,
acknowledged by even the Abolition
papers to have been forged, which be-
ing deducted, would make CampbeIl's
majority about $4,000, or nearly 1000
less than Lincoln's, last year.
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ANOTHER ENGAGEMENT! while the
attention of the enemy is fully engaged by Grant,
the attention Of the general public is no less ear
nestIy engaged by CRIsTADOR0'S HAIR DYE,
which is accomplishing wonders in the way Of beau
tifyiug heads that age, or sickness. or caprcious
nature had disigured with unsighdy hues. Milton
says truly that .'Pefee hatA ITS Tictortey H0 tess
rcA0waed Ha0 w4r." Manufactured byJ Girls
TADORO, No. Astor House New York Sold by
Druggists, Applied by all Hair Dressers
Dec. 5. :h5-Im
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WE would like to have the opinion
Of some of our so-caIled "Republican"
cotemporaries on thatpart Of President
J0hnson's message in which ne discus
ses the question of conferring suffrage
upon the negro. He says,
"a concession Of the elective fran
chise to the freedmen, by act Of the
President Of the United States, must
have been extended 10 all colored men,
wherever found, and so must have es-
tablished change Of suffrage in the
Northern, Middle and Western States,
not less than in the Southern and South
western. Such anact would have crea-
ted a new class of voters, and would
have been an assumption of power by
the President which nothingin the Con-
stitutiOn or laws Of the United States
would have warranted"
Do you believe this doctrine, Messrs.
Abolitionists? If not, have you the
courage to say so? The people want to
know whether youare for Andy John
son, or against him. Last fall you pro-
fessed to support himand you managed
to iuggle through the campaign III such
a manner as inducedmany of yourpar-
ty to believe that you did support the
President and that you antagonized
those who demanded that he should, in
violation of hisoath to support the Con
stitution, give the freed negroes of the
South the right Of suffrage. What say
you now? Are you for the President,
on this subject, or against him? Let
us hear from you, else people will be-
gin to think you are afraid to answer.
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TIE GREATEST DISCOVERY Or THE
AGE-Farmers families and Others cau purchase
10 remedy equal 10 DR.. Tobias Venetian L!uiment.
for dysentery. collie. Group chronic rheumatism
sore throat, foothacAc sea sickness, cuts burns.
sweiiags, Jruisc., old sores, headache mosquito
bites pans in the limbs chest, back &C. If it
does nos give relief the money will De refunded
All that is asked is a trial and use ii according to
the directions
DR.. ToBlAs-Dear Sir: l have used your Veue-
tian LHmcnt in my family for Il number Of years
and believe il 70 be the best article for what it l..
recommended that l have ever used For sudden
attack Of Group i. il invaluable | have no hesi-
tatigu in recommending it for all the uses ii protes-
Ses to cure. | have sold it for many years and it
gives entire satisfaction CHAS. H. TRIMMER
Quak n j., May S. 1855
Price 10 and 50 cents. Sold By all Druggists
Office Sc Cortandt Street, New York. Dec. Sim
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THE Clerk Of the House of Repre-
sentatives at Washington, has refused
to place the name of Gen. Coffroth, as
well as that of Gen. Koontz, upon the
roll, as member elect for this Congress
sional District. The case has gone to
the Committee on Elections.
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THE only excuse and oh how lame
and wretched it is which the abolition
lists are able to conjrre up for their fail
ure to make good their charges against
John p Reed, Jr., is, that the jury
which acquitted him, was composed of
Democrats! VIII they please name a.
ny one of that jury who they believe
perjured himself? Come, now, leave
off your "glittering generalities" and
''cOme down to dots :"
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FRESH ARRIVAI.-H. T. Irvine has
just received another fresh lot of boots
and shoes, including six dozens of the
famous H. 4. Longs make. Call and
see his stock,
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2d Ddd Felioacs' Binding 5tb 81
3d hov, 26 aad 26 81 Clair ST.
ARRIVALS FOR THE wEEK ENDING SOY I 1865
C. Palmer Malta. Morgan CO., o.
W II. Blair, Falow Field, Crawford co. Pa
Cunningham. Pittsburgh, Pa.
A. y Holmes, Rich Valley, Allegheny CO, Pa.
j. II. Flack, Pittsburgh Pa.
6 Weiss, Pittsburgh, Pa
" " Cox Hope Church, Allegheny co. Pa.
j. T. Woodward, ChaIfant. Chumpaign co. o
J. Butler, Wurtemburg. Lawrence CO., 0.
+. A. Lee. Sandy. Coumbana co o.
c. c. Chadwick Coiumbia Centre Lick CO., o
D. Shoup. Zanesyjle. Alien CO., Ind
" +. Leonard, Cullamer, Cuyahoga CO., o.
W D. Downing. Franklin. Venango co Pa
" 5 Springer. Clinton, Allegheny GO, Pa
J r. Foster, Adams, Armstrong co. Pa
L, Collins, Youngstown. Mahonlng co d.
J. A. Muthersbough Lewistown, Mitfiin co. Pa.
NJ NJ Horton, Well Tauuery. Fulton co. Pa
T. r. Spencer LcaoI, AshtabGa co , o.
j. c. Watson, Huntsville, Logan CO.. o
q. L. Morrison f. Springfield, Jefferson CO.. y
Harriet Riley, Pittsburg. Pa
j Wolf Mcclure tP., Allegheny co. Pa.
A Huffman, Allegheny.
l.. Warren, Busuessburg. Bel CO. .,
" Killer, Clifton, Greene CO, o.
J. 5 FORSYTH. Brownsville, Fayctte co. Pa
} NJ. c. Wilson, Yellow Springs, Greene co. O.
D. Kirkland Pittsburgh, Pa.
p Ahlcfeid, Ada, Hgr,l!n co 0.
J A Greene. Frecport. Harrison co. 0.
j I. Moss, New Salem. Fayette CO, Pa
A. H. Neidig, Western. Linn CO., Iowa
K. ". Moafs. jamestown, Mercer 60 Pa
" Porter,
] : Mossman.
T. : ellis, kinstau, Trumbull CO. y.
For terms and Information concerning the Col
legc. address JENKINS. SMITH 4 COwLEY
Pittsburgh Pa
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ITCH! ITCH. ITCH!-SCKATCH. !.
SCRATCH! SCRATCH ,-WHEAToS's OINTMENT will
cure the Itch in IS hours. Also cures Salt Rheum.
Ulcers, Chilblains, and all Eruptons Of the Skin.
Price 80 cents. For sale by all Druggists.
By sending so cents TO WEEKS Il POTTER, Sole
Agents 20 Washington street, Boston, Mass il
will be forwarded by mail, free Of postage to any
part of the United States. Sept. 22-6m.
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CHOEMAKERS will find Tools Of all
! = kinds Calf-skius, Moroccos Bindings, Linings.
Web, Gallons. Lasts, French Boot Powder, Wax,
Thread, Eyetts, &c, full stock always on hand, at
Nov To- '6j HARTLEY ;.
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DLACKSMITHS may obtain from
I Hartley Norway Nail Iron, Horse Shoe Nails.
RasPs Files Anvils. Bellows, Hand Hammers.
Shoeing Hammers. Buttresses, Borax. IRON in
great variety and 200 Kegs of assorted Horse Shoes
zeGditierent makes-and even more if wanted.
Nov TO- '65
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BUTCHERS KNIVES, STEELS,
Rb Shears. Scissors, Table Knives and Forks, Ra-
zors, Axes. AIDES, Augers Drawing Knives Hatch
cts, Broad Axes, Mill and Cross Cut Saws. Hand
Saws, Planes, and the largest and best assortment
Of Pocket Knives, may be had at Hartley Store.
Nov. 10, %.
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CADDLERY, in great variety, at
- Nov 10, 65 HARTLEY'S.
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Ex-Gen. Malone, of the rebel army,
has been chosen President of the South
side VA Railroad Company.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
IRON CITY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
AND NATiosAL TELEGRAPH Institute.
F W JENKINS.
} c. $mra, A, NJ, Principals.
ALIEN. COwLEY,

Iyf CoHsgr BHiidt"g. c0r. Penn T. ST CIair Sty
2d Odd Feiiotc, Buiiding 5th 81
3d Nos 26 azid 2S 81. Clqtr 81
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alar0Ware, ST.

TODDER CUTTERS & CRUSH
l ERS, the best in the State. may now be had
ut IIartley's Hardware Store at Manufacturers pri
ces. Remember corn fodder cut and mashed will
cause your TO yield more and richer milk, and
besides will 20 two-thirds farther in feeding than
when fed in the rough Nov. TO- 60.
FV7HE BEST IMPROVED MEAT
4 CUTTERS AND SUFFERS may be had at
Nov. TO- IS. HARTLEY ).
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YEOTSE KEEPERS win find a

EEOGSE KEEPERS will find at
1 1 Hartley's Store great variety Of household
Hardware, such Knives and Forks, Spoons OF
elegant quality, Ladies', single or in sets, ShOvelS
and Tong Walters, Tea Bells, Scissors, Meat Saws.
CarverS Pairing Knives, Brushes, Waffle Irons.
Griddcs Gridirons, Brass, Porcelain and Iron het-
ties, Iron Pots, Tubs. Buckets. Baskets. Brooms,
Slaw Cutters. 6c., &c. Stove Polish Rotten Soue,
and hundred little ''knick knacks" that we can
afford to enumerate. 1t would be easier to tell
what don't keep than what we do. Nov TO-
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TENER4IS for every description OF job
PRINTING CASH for the reason that for
every article use, must pay cash; and the
sesh system will enable us to do our work as ~"
rs it can be done in the cities
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The Proceedings OF Congress and the
Hs.nsfHGnf-a fbnHitiNPl.

snADow OF rnn MorNrMN. Dc. I, I865.
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AFTERNOON REPORT.


New York, May 4.--Tho Herald's Wash.
inRton correspondent says:
A second expedition was sont to Garrett q
plantation, where Booth was found, on Sat.
urday, and returned yesterday, bringing in the
paroled rebel prisonet, Jstti who took Booth
and Harold TO CARROTS, and number OF
othors II appears that Jett introduced Booth
70 Garrett M n rebel soldier named Boyd, and
wanted him to be taken caro- OF by Garrett for
a few days, when ho would bo taken away.
These facts Garrett has in vain endavored
TO prevail on Jet 10 certify to-
The Hefald's Washington correspondent
says, there are twenty.one and perhaps TWEEN
" three persons concerned in the assassna.
ton, who will certainly suffer the death pen.
atty E
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-04

But tho crowning glory Of his life remains to bo at
taned In his discovery, or rather continuation, or he
does not claim 70 have boon Tho dlsoOy EDRoa
which IL the basis OF tho ttors now offered TO the
public. That honor beiongs u tho ,tlve mia ltants
OF Central America to whom IL virtues have beon
known for more than two hundred years .l Armed
with Il tho lndan bids defiance 10 the most deadly
malaria, and handles, without foar, the most venom
oua serponts. IL is u belief with them, that while
there s breath in tho body, thu Oeron In poSnt 10
cure, no matter what the disease may 10.
While Dr. BuillH not pfepared 10 endorao IN IN ok.
trqvahnt protons0n, ,he nevertheless satisfied from
thorough examination OF the evidence relati M 10
its virtues, IN rs remedy and preventative hlI
discusses arising from axposire elthor To chRt ga Of
weather or climatn or To iniRsmatd innneni ea, II
stands
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aosTETTTER's s STOMACH BITTERs vas
struggling into notice against tho preiudices
yAlta sysryihPg nsv, hppw@ excellent Il
doon6d 70 encounter " FifA wa E9TIfF5
TO-DAY
i stands at the head Of all tho tonic and al
teraiivo preparations in existence It's celob.
riiy hausvoked many limitations bu, no rivals
Physicians pronounce Il the only safe stimulnnt
that has ever been introduced into the siek
chamber In the hospitals Of tho Army and
Nary .hs purgqops find i The vcty best tonic
Tor sustaining the vigor Of troops on the
march, ,as remedy for ecurvy and all scorbutic
affections, and IA the only specific for sea
sickness California and Australia have EN-.
phatically iudorsed il as the Miners Medicine
par ereeienee, and in Spanish America and
all the tropical climate, il is considered the
only reliable antidote to epidemic fevers.
There isno mystery about the causes of ils
success. II is the only stomachic aud altera.
tive in which are combined the grand reoui.
sltes OF mild, pure, and unvitiated vegetable
etimulant, with tho finest selection of tonic
s.ntEblllous, anti'seorbptc,. aperient and
depuraiive herbs, plants, roots, and barka that
have ever been intermixed in a medical nren.
aration
The Bitters hive this distinctive auali,v
which s rot shared, ii isbelieved, by any ton.
ic, tineture or extract in the world thew do
not excite The pulse, though they infuse n won.
derful degree OF vigor into the nervous system.
and strengthen and sustain the whole physical
nruanizainn
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-04

NEw YonK, May 4.-Slocks better
lower Gold opened ~ closed at lI3s Money
ha6, Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy lO3,
Readinr l0l; 6-2O coupons 1868; lO-4O's
coupons, 9lb ono year certificates 80 !;
Uniied States skies of 1881. con.
pons, lOsb New York Central 9ss, Erie soJ;
United States skies Of 1881, registered, lIOl:
7-3Os l44 Sterling Exchange 40; u 4
slxes OF 81. registered, Ill 8 s,regisiered,
100; coupons 100; fves of "a, coupons,
100 lives of II, reg 81; sixcs Of ca, con,
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ps'~ We are always pleased to know that when
our advice is needed, that the persons giving
heed have been benefited by doing so. Il has
come within our province TO spenk Of the snpe.
rior merits of lR, MORT VEGrrAnLE LIVER
Pulls from time to time We will now saythat of
all that have been induced to use them, we
have not heard ono word Of complaint. Their
superiority conaists in their being made Of
chemical vegetable extracts, which dissolve
readily In the stomach, without producing pain.
We consider these Pills the best Cathartic Pill
we have ever used
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-04

ADMITTED 10 rnE BAR--On the 4th day Of
May, A. d. 1865, in the District Court held in
this City, J. j. Bellyilo, W. W. McCrea,
George W. Moycr and Il, T Delany Esq's.,
were respectfully admitted 70 practice law in
tho several Courts Of the State Of Ohio. aai,i
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-04

CLEoo's HALL.-We ars grati6ed to learn
that it is the intention Of the proprietor Of
this popular Hall, to ftit up again as a Con-
cert Hail. II will be re-seated and fitted up
in the best possible stylo. In times past, this
. Hall was fayorite place of resort for the
Dayton public. II was, indeed, the pioneer
Hall in the city, aud for years wGs justly re-
garded by concert troupes, lecturers, &c, as
the finest structure Of the kind in tho West
There are many pleasant associations con-
nsOted with It, which We shall be glad to sec
revived, and the sooner the better.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-04

was IIo nssests that ha know that no other
amounts Of specie not In the possession Of
its owners, were taken from Richmond, aud
that this lot waa all stolen. He states fur
ther that the amount has been vastly over.
ehtimated, and confirms the statement there.
fore made by General Grant that il amounted
only to about 5000 600
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-04

DECEAsED ---All persons having claims
against the estate Of james Braeelin, deceas-
cd, will plense present them at once, aud per.
sons osoin0 said estate will call and settle
or the accounts will be left for collection.
The Books are at the Office Of Il Elliott,
Esq., No. 3lG, Third street, Dayton Ohio, ..
PHgRE BaAogLiN, Administrator. %
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-04

sfaS" Wien the most Distinguished physi.
clans are Obliged toresort to the medical effect
OF ScovItEs BIoob ANN LIVER SYRor Ia, rcnre
chronic cases, such ns Scrofula, Syphilitic
diseases, eic, should it not be conclusive eyi.
denco OF ita great value in the first stages of
disease, when tho poisonous humora first begin
to accumulate in the blood and the liver
becomes cloggod with impure bile, which is
shown upon the skin in the form OF sores,
lpimples, ernptions Of the skin, otc.
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The Prss,dent'a Remains.

SrRISGFiELD, I'LL, May 4--The largo num-
bor Of visitors here TO view the ronnainB Of
the late President was increased lust night
and this morning, by numerous arrivals from
oil quarters.
The remains will be accompanied 10 the
vault by military ana civic procession.
The ground selected for the burial, is ex-
ceedingly beautiful.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-04

Nrw YoRT, May 4-Cotton firm 4s:
Flour rather dull and unsettled, G T5a7 10
for extrn stnte, ind z 75A9O for round
hoop Ohio Wheat, dull aud dropping 80
nmber Michigan | 90 for Milwaukee club.
and rs for old Chicago spring
Rye dull and heavy at 26ai 35
Corn very firm 45al 46a47 for new yellow
southern; Oats dull but nominal at 74a75 eta
for western Pork lower at ~
for new mess, % 75a26 10; for CO and CT,
rs 25 for prime; Lard steady at I69alsJ;
Whisky steady at 2 lla2 II for western !;
Petroleum quiet 'ut 3S cents for crnde, 81 cts
Tor refined in bond, 74c for free; Dressed
Hogs quiet at l7al7s for western; Sugar
dull at l73alslo for Muscavado; Butter SGa
4Sc for Ohio Cheese quiet Mt l5a2dc; Beef
dull and heavy; CutmeRts dull Eggs firm
at 27a2Sc tI"ta..TI TI7'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-04

BEWARE or THE FATAL CONSEQUENCES or
NEGLEcTING TBE FIRST SYMPTOMS or CoNsuup.
TIoS When cough first appears, or a duh
pain in the chest, you should use ALIENS
Lung Balsam vt once. II breaks up the most
harrassng cough in an incredible short time
heal the irrtated parts and restores health to
the system.
For sale by W. W, Stewart; Also, by the
Dealers in Family Medicine generally.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-04

TOO. F,-The Grand Encampment Of
the ]. o. o. F. Of the State of Ohio com
mepced its annual session in Xenia on Tues
day, and adjourned last night The session
for 1866 will be held in this city. ~ yLn
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-04

To THE LADIEs.--DR. Halls BALSAM ia
specially adapted TO the delicate constitutions
OF females and as It contains no opium, il
will cause no nervous derangement-whilo
the tonic properties of the Balsam are inval.
uable in impArting strenglh to the aYstam.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-04

HUsToN HAL.-The repairs on the Huston
Hall building have commenced We under
stand that il ia not the intention Of the owner
of the building to fit up the upper story as a
Concert Hall The Grst and second atories
will be occupied as business rooms and off.
ces, What use will be made OF the former,
Hail." we are not advised.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-04

JoHN FlSxE. I'VE stated some weeks ago
that Mr. John Finke, q resident Of this city,
and q prominent husineAs man, had suddenly
disappeared, and fears we're entertained BY
his friends that he had been foully dealt with.
/ II now appears, cha. letter has been reCeiv-
ed from him, from London, and that he was
on his way to Germany, where, weunderstaud,
be has considerable amount Of property
ThiS intelligence will DO great relief to bis
family and friends. .