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The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-12

,Inong which are the following;
l,l50 dozen Soaps fancy assorted.
$50 oJKr= Casfaie Sap.
800 IN To0h Br shes
5a@ 'ctaUs asaort ed
20 Re- Note, Letter aud Foa iscap Paper,
5000 EnveioYes,
SJl boxes TGrth Picks.
Loco l0unds Pure Cream Tartar,
1900 pam IL Ca,a5i LiqIorce
J0G pounds Sicily Liqpoi
lf1 es-s ri CaFb S9d-.
- barrels OF C1rr.uni Flaxseed
. barrels Of Fsaxzeed
. barrels Of { II cu.a8.
- pounds Of PG!perzad Gun Opium,
100 pounds Opinfl.
20 p9Ga3 ITlye. lied Tpsca>,
g. pounds P6'yrrized Jsiap,
zoe poTnds Do er' Powders,
$50 -onU q E.IgbArb,
3 barrels Gun GamDhor
OLD BJureoa, W heat cad Rye WHISKY, BRAN
Z. WINES, and all kids Of BTTTEES. for, dedi
u~rs
sod ~ JAMES GONEGAg,
Wht lesalP DruEg ct,
l5i6n o. Com si,J = ZINE
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-12
GROCERJ Es---OODS

=
GROCERI Es---OoDS
J H. MARSHALL, p. coNLEY.
John n. Marshall & Co
Successors to POmeroy uTshall,
tEstablishedin 1897
O Z O Q or 8
And General COmmissiOraerehants.
No. I3, North ConIaerce st.
Hobile. ALa
Keep constantly On hsnd. groceries &C.,
comprising In part
BA ON,
LARD,
OILS,
TONGUES.
CANDLES.
SFEARINE.
CHEESE.
BUTT Err, tt
i SOAP, ae1L
STARCH.
FLOUR.
RICE,
COFFEE,
e-f SUGAR,
v-',co,, FOBACCO,
Vne "a .ZIa
Porter, ds7 on
Ale,
Pickles,
Calsups,
Sauces,
Candles Pie Fruit, Brand F, nit,
Preserves, snufE, 8, ice
Mustard, s@r3isOs, oisT',
Raisins, vermicelli AAeeFoni,
Condensed MIX Almonds, Iatches,
3. Crackers, Salt, Syrups,
Yeast P. vders. Blacking, Bladins Bru shes,
Broems, Buckets, Pine ..s.ss
Copperas, Manila Line, Gum Packing
,g5- Packing Yarn, oakum, tEp'E,
7fa Deck Buckets, Sounding Bushes
Lsnterrs, Signal Lanterns Blocks
sAi Metallic Paint, hay Fodder
shucks, Corn, crsckedCorL -
Oats, Peas, Bran,
Meal, Seconds, Gns, g
FERTILIZERS.
80, -a .PeTuYiaaG usno,
Pacific Guano, ~
Fish Guauo.
81 = as Super PhOsph CT Linn, esd -
Sand iasser,
Bone lour. -"-fii
Building NsaferEals. 3d
Lime, n,.... '.' y 'q
'a- a.-.'"1 Cement,
ra,8 T. . Plasteri Hair oa
g5a ~2 Eoafce. ~.
We are, paying the highest market
prices Ior ttIiastr
hides, sa..-4.gI...l
Peltry,
Tallow,
Beesyax,
Wool.
And will contract for the fntlre delivery
Of
White Oak
Pipe Stoves.
JOHN TT. MARSHALL & Co.
SUCCESSORS TO POMERoY & MA9IALL.
No, ID, North Commerce ST. all
-, - -ai-a l. lid
IT, IL
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-20
New York Market.

New YoRk, May 20 Cotton, steady 54a56c
Flour, dull and lower for com. grades Sc l0a
6 30 for extra State, and SC 95a7 25 for round
hoop Ohio. Wheat, quite firm at 81 so,
amber Michigan /; 81 40 for Milwaukee club
Rye dull and heavy at 25al 35;
Corn, dull at 94a97c. for mixed Western.
Oats, la2c. better, with sales at 5Oa53 cents
for western. Pork, steady Mt $23 l2a24 so
Tor new mess, 2l 50a22 so; for GO and Ga;
VIZ 90 for prime, Lard, steady at l5alsc.
Whisky, dull at 80 Goa - for western.
Petroleum qniet at 36 cents for crude, 521a53c
tor refined in bond, 72c for free; Dressed
Hogs quiet at l7al7s for western; Sugar
dull at l74alS1c for Muscavado Butter 3la
35c Tor Ohio; Cheese quiet at l5a24c; Beef
duil and heavy; Cntmeats dull. Eggs firm
at 27a28c.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-20

sworn and identified Payne as the man who
was at hs fathers house on the night OF the
l4th Of April he had retired about ii o'clock,
and in short time was aroused by screams
Of bis sister; he rushed up stairs and seized
the man, who struck witness with a decanter
from the table, and made use Of the words,
II am mad" ~ am mad !" when near the
door, as witness was pushing him he saw by
the light in the hail. that he was tall and
large, had black hair and no beard got a
pistol and rushed down to the front door
After witness own wounds we're dressed, he
went into bis fathers room aud cav he had
large cash on his cheek, one on his throat and
one under his ear, Witness was satisfied the
prisoner at the bar was the same man. Eggin
Col. Morgan testified, that on the l7th OF
April, he had possession OF Mrs. Surratts
house, and stated that Payne came in with
pieksxe on his shoulder, Payne said, 81 guess
am mistaken /" Iasked who be wanted to
see, He said, Mrs Surratt' / told him he
right; she was in the parlor He said Mrs
Surratt had engaged him to dig gutter; he
said be was twenty years old, from Fauqrire
county, Virginia, and earned his living by tho
pick, he showed me an oath Of allegiance,
and said he was from the South; said he could
neither read nor write. Witness identified
the pickaxe which he had on his hhouder.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-20
AFTERNOON REPORT.

FoRr MosRoE, May l9-Jefr Davis with
his family, staff officers &C., who were cap
sured in Georgia, arrived here to-day at 10
o clock from Hilton Head, S. O. in the steam er
VIM. II. Clyde, conveyed by the United States
Runboat Tuscarora, Commodore Franley. Col.
Prichard of the Michigan cavalry, with q
strong guard Of his men accompanied the
rebel party on the steamer Clyde northward
to this place, and on reaching here telegraphed
to Washington for instructions regarding the
disposition of his charge io
Rumors have been currently flying about
this afternoon to the effect that the steamer
Clyde ran ia along close to the beach, about
four o'clock this afternoon and landed Davis
and his party on the beach, one mile from the
fort and from there were marched into the
sally-port OF the water battery, in order to es-
cape the gaze of the curious
The steamer Clyde has Just dropped her
anchor 10 the roads, and there nov seems no
doubt that JEFF. Davis must have been landed
somewhere along the coast.
No communication whatever is allowed
with the steamer, and il is more thad probable
that the larger portion OF the party still re-
main on board. The officer in charge awaits
instructions from Washington.
About n week since Colonel Brellerton of
the engineer corps received orders by tele-
graph from Brigadier General Barnard, to
Immediately have vacated room of easement
inside the fort for the accommodation ofprison-
ers Of state. ,sHIIsi.
The work on the easements transferring
them into cells for which they are admirahly
adapted was at once commenced. The work
has progressed very fast and the easements
which once communicated one into another,
are nov Theoretically sealed by walls of thick
strong irou bipe and other subtantial arrange
ments OF a similar material enclose the win
dows and doors, completely rendering futile
any attempt Of escape or rescue A wide
mote ncircles the fort and slfohg gaaria Of
sentinels will be posted in the immediate vi
cinity OF the easement
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-20
Special Notices.


After disease has been conquered, there
is still the weakness that it leaves behind it
to be removed. Convalescence is a tedious
affair. If the enfeebled and Gaccid muscles,
the shattered nerves, the thin and watery
blood could speak they would cry aloud for
help. In too many cases such help as is Civ
en- them is not of the right kind. The fiery
slimulants of commerce do harm. They
kinde q temporary flame, which is mockery.
Their effect passes, and the last state of him
who uses them is worse than the first
Not such is the effect of HOSTETTER'S
| STOMACH BITTERS. There is no draw
back to their toning properties. Balsamic
plants and barks and roots contribute their
restoratiyes juices to render this soothing aud
strengthening preparation protective and
remedial aRegt Its basis is the only pure
stmulant ,whiqa has ever been produced con.
tanning no false5 oil or any other deleterious
elements. ThHmose ecareful and skilIful chem
lists have plAlizsd The Bitters, and pronounce
them berinl1ss
This is scientific testimony but the testi-
mony of the hundreds OF thousands who have
experienced the preventive and curative ef-
fects of the Great Vegetabte Tonic and
Alteratiue of modern times is still more con-
elusive. In Fever aud Ague, dyspepsia,
blliousness, nervous complaints, It is nearly
nfallihle as nnythin' in this fallible world can
be. Sold everywhere.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-20
Affairs In Georgia.

New York, May 20-0ne of the Herald's
correspondents with General Wilson's cavalry
column writing from Macon, gives us very
nterestinR sketches of tbepresent condition Of
affairs in Georgia Of civil, military social and
personal. All the people near wherever
the national troops are stationed profess to be
good Unionists They admit that they have
been conquered and have no desire for con-
tinuance Of the war. So great are the secu-
rity and good order instituted in all places
occupied by General Wilson's forces that the
citizens are loud in praise OF the favorable
change from rebel rule. There is great
scarcity of food throughout the State, Star
vation is iminent, not only TO the poor, but to
many of the rich, and some bread riots have
occurred. General Wilson has commenced
issning rations to- the needy inhabitants in
various parts of the country. .-..-.,,..
Several conferences regarding public mat.
ters, took place at Macon between Gen. Viii.
son and Gov. Brown, and the latter, as our
readers have already been informed, issued
his proclamation calling an extra session OF
the Legislature, but the General informed
him that it could not meet without q special
permit was granted from Washington p
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-20
FORENOON REPORT.


NEw YonK, May 2O.-The Herald's Wash.
ington dispatch says, the report of General
William F Smith and James Brady Esq, Of
this city, Commissioners appointed to investi.
gate the civil and military administration OF
President and Cabinet on Wednesday of this
suits of their statements is the removal OF
General Banks from command in that city,
which is said TO to have been ordered yester-
day. BE is superseded by General Candy
General Candy is to be restricted to purely
military matters leaving civil affairs TO the
control of Governor Wells. ''it
The Times special says, all reports of the
removal of General Banks are nnfouuded.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-20

DEs" How often the people seem to live as
though their happiness depended upon the
amount OF money, which they are laboring to
gain Can we enjoy money without health I?
In this country there are but few people
who use the proper means that cannot supply
all their necessary wants, yet they pay but
little attention TO diseases which ere gradually
destroying the system. If the Liver and the
secretions have been clogged or the blood nc
cumulated humors, which engender Scrofula,
Cntaneous Eruption or Liver complaint, by
using ScovIIJ's Blood AND LIVER SYRUP the
system can be restored to health, and without
health money will be Of little value
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-20

Bt3sH DR. MoTT VEGETABLE LIVER PIrLs will
promote healthy action of the liver, and
will change the impure bile to healthy
state, TO prove that the Pills have specific
action on the liver after using them the
tongue will become smooth and clean, the
taste will become natural, and digestion rem.
dered easy. The bowels will become cleansed
tnd regular, the blood pure and healthy AL.
though these Pills are most searching in their
actions upon the whole system, yet they aie
harmless, even Tor the most delicate system,
as they contain no mercury or mineral in any
form, bnt are composed entirely of vegetable
sub,tances. These Pills have been used by
many of our friends and Reqnaintances with
great satisfaction, In fact, we know of no
Pill that has given the satisfaction these
have e.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-20

Butthe erownng glory Of his life remains to be at
tanned IN his discovery, or rather continuation, for he
does not clam to have been the of OEDRos,
which s tho basis OF the BItters now offered TO the
public. That honor belongs ts the native inhabitants
OF Central America, to whom its virtues have been
known for more than two hundred years Armed
with il the Indian bids defiance to the most deadly
malaria, and handles without fear, the most venom
Gus aerpents. II is belief with them, that while
there is breath n the body the Oedron ia potent TO
cure, no matter what the disease. may be.
While Dr. Bulls not prepared to endorse this ex-
trAyegant preenson, ,he lsneverheless satisfied from
athorouRh examination Of the evidence relating to
Its virtues, th as remedy and preventative for all
Diseases arising from exposure, either to change OF
weather or climate, or to miasmRtlc influences, il
stands
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-20

NEw YoRK, May 2O.-Stocks lower. Mon
ey plenty at 5a6c per ct Gold closed at 3O4
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad, 100;
Reading "a; $40 coupons 1863; lO4O's
coupons, 95t one year certificates 99I
United States sixes of 1881, cou.
pons, 671; New York Central 93 Erie 77s;
United States skies of 1881, registered, | Z;
1905 l4k Sterling Exchange 10; U s
axes ftsl registered, no. 2O's,reeistered,
l0f coupons ll0l; fves of II, coupons,
80; fives Of n, reg 81 skies OF ca con-
pons, lzO; $40 coupons, new issue, lO3t
Reading 1901 n.f 49,.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-20
You may cure your ChiIdr6n

of Group, or Collie Toothache, or Headache,
or Sleeplessness, or Suffering from Teething,
or Worms, or Indigestion or Wetling the
Bed or Catarrh, Measles,or Whooping. Cough,
or Scarlet Fever, or Diptheria, or Bad Cold,
or Hoarseness, or Running Of the Ears and
Deafness or even Scrolula, as thousands have
done and do daily, ifyou will only keepa case
of HUMPHREYS HoMoEPATHIG SPEolFIc in
your. house, ~
562 BRoADwAY. N a
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CISoNSATI, HAMILTON AND DAYTON RAIL.
RoAD,-The following iv the Board of Direct.
ors ofthe G. II. 4 D. II. R, for the ensuing
year r
S. $, LHommedeu,- John T. HartweIl,
Geo. II. Hill, John. W. Ellis, John Young
W. Beckett, Geo. 7. Stedman, VIM. Good
man, A. NJ Searles
Officers Re'eleoied--s s. L'Hommedieu,
Presdeuti John W Harlwell, Vice, ,Presi
denti Daniel MeLaren, General Superin
tendent; Lewis Williams, Assistant Superin
tendenti T. II, Short, Secretary and Treas
nrer.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-20
CITY Council.
DAYTON. May 10.


rtesent-messrs. 1daings, huhns, gary,
br1hner, h,eIer' onsnki 0hngman Butt
Lehman, mcoregor, Bosier, Buiz Stephans'
The minutes fihe last meeting were read
and approved.
A remonstrance from Henry Sloddard
against the narrowing of Water street, was
received. The Ordinance passed at last meet.
ing on the subject was reconsdored, and the
Clerk authorized to publish the pendency of
the petition and Ordinance on the same.
A communication from Messrs A. Gebhart
and Others asking the privilege of laying
switch railroad track along Shawnee street
and proposing to plank the same, was recev-
ed and referred TO the Trustees of the Fifth
Ward.
A communication from Il. Tompson and
others, asking that Sycamore street be prop
eriy graded,was received, and Messrs. Corwin
and Sludybaker ordered to be notified to do
said work within thirty days,
A petition from Robt w Steele. and thirteen
hundred Others asking that market house
be erected in the southeastern part of the
city, together with report from the Special
Committee on the subject were received and
laid over until after the spring election of
1866
An estimate from the City Civil Engineer
ed, and the City Clerk authorized to advertise
for sealed proposals for the same.
Committee on Claims Of Christian Mourize
aud others, damsge caused by flow of water
in the eastern part Of the city, reported ad.
verse to allowing said claim. Report reciey.
cd and ordered on file
Committee on Foot Bridge on Fourth Stree,
reported progress; Committee were granted
further time for consideration of the subieer
in connection with the City Solicitor.
Committee on Jail reported progress on the
subject Of plans for Station House Conlin.
ued and authorized to proceed to Cincinnati
to proenre prope rplans and estimates for the
same.
by Mr. Kiefer-- Resolved,, That six com.
petent porsons be appointed to constitute a
City Board Of Equalization for 1865. the fol-
lowing gentlemen were nominated and elect
ed: Robert w. Steel, A. Gebhar, Augustus
Kuhns, Joseph 0egg George Lehman and
Marcus Bosler
by Me BHtz--Resoloed, That the Street
Commissioner in connection with the City
Engineer be authorized to repair lie main
oulvert under Main street at the fos, OF the
hill, immediately. Adopted
By the ne-Resolped. That the Grade
Committee, in connection with the City En.
gineer be, and they are hereby instructed 10
establish grade for The alley running from
Warren street to Pulaski street, north OF
Monroe street. Adopted.
by the same--Resolved, That the Street
Commissioner be directed to gravel that part
of Jefferson street between the Stone Bridge
and Mrs, Shades residence. north of ,6e
Canal Adopted. .ay
BY Mr.. Clngmau- -Resolped. That the
property ownerS on Fifth street north aide
between Wilkinson and Perry streets he No,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-20
WIN. n. coNovER,

Magistrate of Madison Township,
Wtii attend TO drawing ard acknowledging Deeds,
and the collection Of claims. "
He Ia also prepared TO at tend 10 the drawing of in
struments of writing, correctly az short notice
tmGdaWlV
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-20
NEW FIRM

I HAVE this day = sociated with me- in The Houso.
l. Furnishing, China, Glass and Queensware busi.
ness, at 3Os Third street, Dayton, Ohio, Mr. John n
glll continue IN future under the style OfJ n Wolf
90; -, JNo. T. WOLF.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-20

RETURNED HoME --Dr j G Reeve. Office
and residence Southwest corner Fourth and
Ludlow Streets
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Dayton MarlEet.

DAYTON May 20.
FLoUR--Red wheat, 81 OO@s7 so.
WHEAT7-$l 26.
" GoRN-60.
OATS-50.
RYE--4O. ~ zee
BARLEY-75.
BEEF-l5@20.
BUTTER-30EJ35.
CHICKENS-35940.
EGGS-20c per dog. if
NORTHUMBERLAND PRICES.
TEAS%-$26O. uHwf
CoFFEE-35@37c per pound.
SUGAR-l9@25.
COFFEE SUGAR-<25 per lb.
CRUSHED SUGAR--26c per III:
M0LASSES-$l 40(9l 56@l 60 per ral-
lon.
RlCE-l5c per ID.
PoTAToES-s1 25@l so per bush
APPLES-$2 50@3 90.
LARD-22@25
CHEESE,-2Oc
STARCH-l24c per u.
SOAPS-l59lso per Ib 81
s TOBAOOQ-$l SO per h.
SH0T-2593Oc per H.
LEAD-20c per H.
.fS..Fs WHOLESALE PRICES.
toorrectedby p. o'Bricn BrotherJ
y TEAS--$l 25@l 30
FC0FFHB-8l@35T
SUGAR-l4022
COFFEE SUGAR-20(02Ic per ID.
CRUSHED DSUGAR--22c1p per lb,
2 M0LASSES--$l 20 per gal.
RiCE-l24@l31c per lb.
LARD-20@22.
TOBAOCo--,1O@$l 80 per ID.
SH0T-$4 50@5 90 per sack.
LEAD--l6f@17c per h.
DRIED APPLES-f21@l4.
BUTTER--3O@35
CHEESE-23o. tf451 Iu
STARCH -9@1Oc per ID.
S0APS--l39l7o per Id.
SWEET PoTAT0ES'--$2 OO@2 10 per
bushel.
HAY-Tmothy SCOOPS per ton.
WHISKY-$2 O8 for common.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-20

" entirely noiseless
PArESTEn DEVICE prevents its bcing turned hack
The PArENrED NEEnLE cannot he set wrong.
Inc i'ArKsr'b HEMsER AND FELLER ASD BRAlDE
cannot be set wrong.
u run. hster than any other.
u vii never drQaa ktItch.fV
Il sthe onl y practical Machine which All can uss
does the finest and neatest work ever known an
All Vanenes or hmiy sewing in tho most periee
No other machine fakes the 'Tw isrED LoofsTITcH
cannot be adjusted or got ont OF order
4 A uFe4 t1e saVTAIINa Hs0N )"
WhAfever the tnefiis on other machines il IL n,
dlsgsrsgement to say the Wilcox a Gibbs Is worti
10 the pubic.
The Gold Modal at the Amencan Institute, and n,
me roma First frtintnms &C Stata Fairs ana al n
meetings OF Mechanical snd Scientific Societies q
aver me world are amongits trophies.
II Is now the Great Leading Family Sewirl
Machine all over the World.
CINCINNATI, 20 West 4th st.
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FOR SALE.
Az TIIE lowest RATEs

AT THE LOWEST RATES.
q 0n0 GALLONS Of Copper Distilled Rye WI
SSUUV Ky, nom oue TO three years old i
same WIN he guhranbeed genuine, distilled acco
ms 10 the old 6erInsn ashion, and is therefore !
adapted 70 hniily use and for medical purposes 4
three hundred gallons Of Peach and Cstawha Bran
about three years cid.
rhese laquors wi be sold 10 suit purchasers
anyquAnaty, fronnh barrel TO the smallest keg.
t,,..,., PHILIP ZAP
mieiaw2m ~ =
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-20
40 Consmmptlves.

Every sufferer from CONSUMPTIVES, in
whatever stage, should try DIR, Halls BAL
SAM, and prove to their own satisfaction
that this disease can be cured, even if the
symtoms are very discouraging. This medi.
cine acts like charm in subduing the Cough,
and restoring health to the whole system.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-20
From Washington.

NEw YoRE, May 2O.--The TribuDets wash
ington speelal says, the Rev De Ryer has OBJ
tanned the lock OF Libby Prison for the use OF
the North Western Sanitary Soldiers Home
Fair. A complete assortment Of the arms
used in the service. with many captured guns.
&c, will also be made up for the Fair; and
Secretary Stanton has promised the loan Of
JEFF Davis crinolne
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-20
NOTED coxFEpRRArEs ~ FLonIDA,

The Times special has the following. John
G. Breckidridge, Benjamin, Tranholm and
Extra Billy Smith are skulking in the vicinity
Of Fernandina, Florida. rHa,I
SHERIDAN TO 90 TO rExAs.
Sheridan has been sent in the direction Of
the Texas border MeGruder & Co, will
probably soon make his acquaintance.
General Sherman has sent his report in to
General Grant. He goes very fully inta his
armistice arrangement with Johnston, arguing
his own case in his usual vigorous style. Il :
c0NntIssIoEER or INTERNAL REVENUE Re-
SIGNED. l.ftas
Wm. 0rton, Collector of the 9Th district OF
New York, has been appointed Commissioner
Of internal Revenue, vice ], ]. Lewis, rel
signed
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ACENTS WAMTEn.

The way 10 get q PrlEe is this Send twepty.f five
Cents 10 us, md we receive Il we will mail
You Certf ate showing what you entitled TO- II
e sTtee or ARTICLES please you, send back the Ger
article, no matter how costly it may be- together with
lul list OF ali tho articles TO he disposed Of III the
article ls not what you wish state, whom you send mo
Oerhca and dollar, what other article Of the same
value you prefer, and will send It If Won wish
more than one Prize, send us sI and we will saod
you five Oertiheatesi for 81, eleven for S5 thirty
We have an immense assortment of goods 20 dispose
the most liberal Inducements Write distincIlv AMI
say only what Is necessary. MY
GlRARD W, DEVAuGH A CO.
m0w5t No is Maiden Lana Es,y Vot,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-20

DR. TowNsLEY's INDIAN TooTBAcHEANoDYNE
is the cheapest and best beautiier of the
mouth of any thing the ladies can use. 1t
renders the gums healthy, the breath sweet,
and the lips red and beautiful
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-20
NOTICE.

NJ ofIOE il hereby given thai tho undersigned
IN been appointed and qualified as Administr
OF frederiek SchWartA, deceased, late Of Montgon
County, Ohio. "a GEORGE HERBiG
m5WS -t1Hiua.frls Administered
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-20
RObaoI1's BItters.

Having been called upon to examine the
formula or recipe for the above Bitters, which
has been given me by the inventor, | take
pleasure in stating to the public, that they are
well known to the medical profession as pos.
sessing properties purely tonic
c. W. ORDWAY
Analytical Chemist
Try bottle and read the advertisements
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-20
WITHOUT n RIVAL!

Aud justly deserves the reputation II has so long
joyedin Central America and tho West indies.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-20
JOHN BULL, OF LouIsvrLLr, KENTUCKY.

Hisinimitable preparation OF sARsAPARILLA
has long stood a( the head of the various pounds
OF that valuable drug.