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@. SLACK, Senator 7th Dit.
". g DUNBAR, n. HID.
JOHN II. PHRLPHR, Pre1 SsDnt

Eonee one door south Of Kramer,s Hoto
Ladies WishiDg to consult tho Or. az thew pr.,.,
Leo Will take pleasure in aeooup1nyfnS tbo, ~
tho ONCE. Can be found at tie Giant HoTTe
mknEs' 0uK1l-dEv
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IA CARD.

DR. R. H. LEE-PHYs1o1AN, SURGEON
~ AND CC0UCHER-thankfnI for paSt fayoF1
generally that he IL still doing business at hS old
Atsnd, Main street, near the Suspension Bridge
where he will Os happy to attend To any buSineSs
in his line that may be entrusted 70 his care NiRbt
calls promptly attended to. DR.. Lee f. Graduate
OF the Eclectic Medical Institute of CinoInnaH and
has been Variously engaged In the practice OF id
profession for the last fourteen yesr8. Dr. Lee
now prepared with all the necessary apparatus for
the Medical application Of Electricity 10 the treat.
the special attention of the afilcted "a nSrfNstI
the "HeAlng Art" Of the present day las practfeed
by EclecteS) that few need despair ofreeeivipR Fer
mAnent benefit II they cannot be perfectly Sure5
Special attention given n diseases Of women and
children. All communications strictly confidential
Our practice Is safe certain aud prompt leaving NO
mercuTiAl tSint in the system, but cIeanE Nd reno
waiting and strengthening the general Syuonl Geting
in uniSon with Natures unerring laws. e
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AUCTInMInn

GENTS. hemmsd Linen handkerchief. At old
~ ~ price, Two hundred and nifty doEsn LsdIsS'
some hsmmsd stitched hSndkeEe6Iefs ct SIX u
: nyA ~ 81. J, {. RAOD Ea
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FOR SALE

oEEKR FOR SALE ny PROPERTY, situated
on the line of tho National read, four miles east
ofthe city Of Wheeling. Bald property consists OF
my Incidence, containing eleyon rooms and an attic
hnilh0d bath rooms and all modern improvements
convenient out.houBe8, II GLIDING brick 5tAblinR,
ice and Spring house, chiekeEy and two ciBternS.
Also one hundred and twenty-five Apple trees Of
choice kindS Pear, Peach Plum and Ounce trees all
bearing. There also choice SoleetionB Of Grapes
RAspberFieE, BlaekbeEEieS, Strawberries and other
Gmal fruits. The grounds are dnely laid out with
eV0TRTeen8 and other ornamental GhPubbeFV Il
1 viii also sell my Household Furniture to any
one desiring to purchase ali together.
Persons desiring to consult me in regard to price,
teInS Of payment, &C., can leave their nRueS al
the Gas Company ONCE or visit me on the premiSea
te2-G JACOB HORHBROOR
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DR.. r. j. Kisner

rTNENDERs his thanks to al those who b,v. q.
n Nored him with tbeir oonhdepeS and unITor.Ip
and would inform bis friends and the peopls SansS'
aiIyrthat he Will the coming year, OCCUPY his oId
once on Third street, near Reed KrRftIs nrnV
store Centre Wheeling, ". Va, Whsro he nav be
consulted In reference to their disease the nHtnra
and character Of which the Doctor Il able Al All
lmes, And under all circumstances, to describe And
Q assuTe Of the probable regult and duration On
tIeaim Gnt. BE practices the Eclectic System Of
Hedieine, using mild bpt effective remedies, Sup.
porting instead Of depressing The Vital PoVerE tso
1e1lelne, used BY him are prepared and put mn IN
pps5oFn once. BeGlde9 the treatment Of Acute biz.
Sses, DE-. htsner will give his attention 10 the
Treatment Of all Varietie6 Of chronic diSoSSe mat
seourge Of the human race, serofula, in aits yario
IoEmSi W: Purulsnt Discharges from the Ear, 70
prevalent among children, Purulent opIbnIrbiS
OSenA, Enlarged Glands, UIeeratIons CaneeT1- Sn3
kin piseaeea viii receive his special
lIiSer Complaints DfArFh1as DySsnterS and PjIeS
v snd spinal Affection Epilepsy, RheumatIsn
3na FaFaIJsts, Diseases Of Females, DysmenoTTbea
LSuS9rrnea PIol1psul uteTI, and all Painful TrTSg
4lLInS and Nervous diseases 10 which tbsy ~.
ne treats successfully. The treatment ar
CH4LpAEN viii receive the same attention n bsre..
toEorS. All consultations and eommu hfr oIioT,
ttIietIS conn Dental and will receive prompt SttSn-
e heretofore nntn further notice. mis-
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TinyCOppgF& ShegtIfon Ware,

HAVING Increased my facilities for the manu-.
IL heture Of the above articles, am prepared
70 NIL all orders promptly, and cheap, or cheaper
than can be had ct any other house In the city. i
keep the latest patterns Of STOVES, both Wood and
Co9ls and viii warrant every Stove. 1 am prepared
and Will giyC such Jobs my personal attention
spouting and Guttering ofall kinds always on hand
Copper and Bras1 Kettles and Fruit OanSoI the best
Kind also very cheap. Merchants and etheT1 visit
ing the city will do vol to give me a call.
jesI u B. ?. CALDWELL.
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BOOK.KEEPING,

buEine andin Accountability aud itS coneotnitant1
BOOK-KEEPING,
stripped Of Its Gbaurd ysrbiage and ancient pro
lixtty and intricacy, and adapted to the modern
mode o. doing business, especially in tho United
States IL the leading subject ofattsntion. ItS LAWS
which are as exact, unerring and free from excep
tion a. those Of nstule and comHriSed in very few
words, arc first made familiar to the student VIC
who IL then conducted through eourSe Of practical
bookkeeping, in numerous sets OF books In great
variety Of forms, till he thus acquires mAstsryo'
to any kind Of business.
A WRITING SCHOOL
open day and evening, attended by both lsdie,
end gentlemen, where, without OnICring for the full
course. good handwriting can be obtained ina
ARlTHMETIC,
and its application to all manner of
ooUNTlEG.HoUsE CALCULATIONS,
receive the attention their. primary Importance de-
mands: The student will be made acquainted With
tending greatly to the Authorization of his york
There II open to the student also q couraeof
BUSINESS SCIENCE
eompf1l1g Political Economy, Commercial Law and
OF eminent BustneSl Men in regard to the beS
methods Of conducting buEineSS successfully an
distractions in tho above Subjsctg are intnrrnOri
ca with uaxim1 and inculcatinna tending to tn
formation OF high character as men and citizens.
The course Of Instruction IL intended 10 be "a
comprehensive and thorough az that Of any OF The
dent is much leGI.
LIB. beg leave to refer thouo to whom he /,
unknown 10 the officers Of the banks in Wheeling
and Bridgeport, and especially to his students.
TERMS, &C.
For the full course above indicated, including the
requisite blank books for Bookkeeping, tho charge
is $40, payable on entering. The time usually re.
CURED for the Il from two to three th1.
but the student 70 not limited in time-he may
remain es long, and return a. often, as he peaSes
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DR.. JOHNSTON,

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, 1O,t,p
GRADUATE nom one of the most eminent CollesuI h
tue United stateS, aud the greater part Of Ehos M
ha! been spent In the hospitals Of London, PaTiI
philadelphia and elsewhere, has effected bo,t q
the most astonishing cures that were eySE kn0Tn.
many troubled With ringing in the head and tsr,
when asleep. great neTT0uBneHS, being alarmed a
sudden sounds, baShfulnsSs, with frequent bIu.Lp,
attended sometime with arrangement of mind. VeFi
cured immediRtelv Wv
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WHEELING, WEs1 Va, Dec. 4th, 1853.
Gigned members Of the West virginia LegislatHre
take pleasure In saying that we have known Dr.
Richard II. Lee many yearH previous to the break
Ing out OF the Rebellion, . successful and eney
getc practitioner OF Medicine the Eclectic schoo
both in RanGwha county Va. and Gala cornty
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N-Oall for OlEsnl.E aaerLslns All .ynp.en.!-Es
SFAGPTOrs=

The Symptoms Of Catsrrh a. they ReneratIv an
pear are a. fret very slight PersorG 6nd they
arc more sensitive 10 the hanFes Of temuersfure.
In this condition, the may be dry or a sifRbt
discharge thin ana HeFd afterwards becoming tbic
end adheaiTe. As the disease. becomes chronic tho
discharges are increAsed In quantity and chEn1ed
In quality; they are now thick and heavy, and arc
sive, caGslDg had breath the YoIco iE thick And
nasal the eyes are weak; theEebse of the Is Ies.
sened ordeslroyed deainess frequently takes place
Another common and important s. mptom Of Cstsrrh
Is that the peESon e obliged 70 clear his throat in
tho morning Of \ thick or Shiny mucus, which has
fallen down from the bead during the night When
this takes place the person may he that hfl diG
ease y on its way TO the lungs and should lose no
toms. S'"P
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ma. J0HNsTON mas DIgCOvRprr

PHR ONLY PLACE wurD
20 CURE CAN BE OBrATSHH
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IT CuRlsCATARRH, AID PAM ~ 7AE TExrL1s
No vIoIrE1 s7RIEOlrc or RAJ HAD.


No VIOLET STRIEGING or THG HAD.
THI s1NEE OF TLsIE AND EskLL RLsIoRED.
For centuries CatsITh has deied tho skill Of rhy.
teioDS and surgeons. No medical work contains q
prescription that Will eradicate It. Nothing Ravo
DR.. 6oOdalG'H Remedy will break II up, radically
destroying the principle Of the disease and precu-
ding the possibility of0 relapse.
No form Of CAtaTrh can Withstand Its searching
power and no mode Of treatment ever afforded such
immediate relief or gave such universal satisfaction
JtPenetT0te8 TO the very seat Of this dSeaIe, and
e1teTninRtes It, root and branch for over.
Prom the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser.
BAY, BosH, AND PERIoDIu CATA1AH.-Dr. R. Good.
Ale's CataTTh Remedy and mode Of treatment not
only affords the greatest reIefIn every variety OF
oatarrh, but It oxtpguiGheS tho disease forever In
al its type9 and 9tsgea Every one GpeaEs we'll Of it
Price 800 per Bottle. Send agtamp for Dr. Good
Rle's Rev Pamphlet 0AtArTh, its perfect mode Of
treatment, and rapid cure. Information OF price
leas Talus-send or call at once.
Q. y. RARHRR, Eole Agents, Is Blocker st., N. ?.
~ FOR sale BY T. II. LOGAN / co., and 10.
GAN, LIST CO, Wheeling.
noT28-1ydAW
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TNHR purpose Of this Institution is to instruct
young men (Sud women tool In tho principles
which govern the correct transaction Of pscuniaFy
buTineI1 andin Aoeonntantlhip and its eopeomtanti
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DE- JOHNSTON HAS DISCOVERED THY v,,-
IL a. WoLl5' SPEEDY Hnd Only EnectuHI RtINss;G
rs Bsek and Limbs, stricturOs, Assst,o.. nsso
otaH: ena Bladder Involuntary DiTcbs+S!oo' tas
GensFSl Debility Eervoasas;S DE-, In
ton OF the Heart Tmidity, Trs,Sb,,Se r. Pslpta-
SNS ! OF GIddineSs, DiDeaSe of The TsLJ TSio
S. oT skin Affections Of the Liver, Lro,i SteAs
The so,jsOEH Terrible disorders arisi
IT,, ttahits Of fouth-thobs sEcEIs neg
taFy PFSetioeS moro fatal to their yetTn. nc ~
Ioi. o. SytSnl t. the Mariners OF UIyEIsS tI,s I
theI nost brilliant hopes or EnticI5atio,S '.S
ing nlArrlAEe. 10. IninnlsIhIa .F"''oalI FenttT.
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CATARRHl
- bR R. COODAEE'S
CATARRH
REM Ed
AND MOTH OF TREATMENT Is
THE ACME OF PERFECTION.
Cum HAI, Ross AND PEaIODIu cATARRH.
II oUREs OATARRH, AND AvEa1s C0HsuHp7Iou.

lAEARRH N ALL IIs TIF1g AND s1AaE
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MARRIAGE

.s Married ReESonD, or Young Men eoutOmDr,s,.
deputy deiormitteS speedily cured. O'satlt
ne VINO places himSelf uEtCr the care NJ n =,
may religionaly condS in his iC nor a, ! y: Dr. J.
and confidently rely upon his sklr, A. r3 Gh:einNl
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YOUNG MEN

E5peci9uy, who have become TIT, victim, =, Gu
HISS' mat dreadful and destructive habit SSSat
founS Men Of the most exalted talent ~ t,s Of
intellect who might otherwise have at
te1inE senHteG with the thundCrs Of eIo,a lis
snn 70 eeataey the living Tyre, may cali via III g
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MARRIAGE,

Reflect that sand mind and body arc the mc1I
necessary requi,it = to promote connubial happE
hess. Indeed, without these tho Journey through
ife becomes weary pilgrimage; tho prospect hour
~ daFkens to the view; the mind becomes Swallowed
With despair and allied with tho melancholy rehee
ti9n that tho happneS1 OF another becomes DhghEea
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-21

she wOnld' 'leavs the room, or get into re
mote corner 10 avoid him, ~ u,,.l s,li ia I
Mr.. Hugh Simmonds used to entertain hi,
hostesses, and rice Uersd, with long tirsde
about the "copperheads in the army, IS vel
as at home and one day Of great glee, wher
Nellie had more than psually etineed her dis
like for him, he drew Q daily paper from hil
pocket and tossed il into her lap, exclaiming
$50 may II 60 with all tories" t.,..-. !
The paper was marked with pencil Al
A'Am0ns those who fell At -. wa,
Charles Bradshew. Ho was shot by his own
Captain, while attempting to desert to the
e'emy. We learn from good authority, that
he was a notorious 'copperkesd' at home, and
richly deserved his fate o.loi d 11gH bon
The shock was too great for poor Nellie,
and she fell heavlyjto the aoor A CLEAN OF
satisfaction passed over Hugh Simmonds'
cOuhtonaHce. ' iHNi HN3'" M j' l
"A rather tough joke" he said; "I think
va paid the littleivlxen we'll for the way she
has treated ma since Bradshew went away
| paid the editor ten dollars for publishing
that little paragraph but didn't think she'd
take IL exactly this way. ."dHniH s"Hd RI '1f
yt"So Cha rlie Brapshew ,didnt attempt TO
desert, eh r queried the elder Miss Clark,
as she rummaged in a closet for the cam
mo, at least never heard as he did ana
for all that, be might have done so, You know
a traitors traitor, for all Uncle Sans
nnfOrm2 na r.d.i.'I ..lfI l4H.i' ~
And is he dead Pm, ,....,..,.... ....,t
u believe that's not fact either, for all
know he as we'll as | am, -
!."1ou are too bad, Mr. Simmonds," smiled
Miss Clark 'As you remarked Il was a hard
Joke, poor girl, that brother was all she had in
the world. ll .uE 1-lFH b 6Il0' W'0''T'',T'
"Well, he was blamed 'coppethead. and
she is too, and there's nothing too bad for
such trash, remarked the young man, taxing
hIs hat to leave, "ot course trust YOU 10 keen
my secret in regard to the notice" .' '7.l
Miss Clark protested that she wouldn't hint
word OF the aiiair--sbd perhaps abe usyec
would have done so, but that poor Nellie new |
sr recovered from the shock she received. |
ived only n few days, to rave OF her (as she |
murdered brother 'n l"iI1m sdl 'ol
The day Afew friends OF humanity hid Nol |
ie's pale face away beneath the sods az thA |
lhnrch yard, Miss Clark made Mr. Hn9h |
s'mmonfs joke someWlfat pdblic by relating
after the funeral but unwilling to have ins |
ice done to Charlie Bradshew, the affair was
inshad'up BY tlIese taga1 people
When young Bradshew learned Of his ala. |
ers death, the life be had valued for her sake
yrew worthless to him he no longer had any. |
hing to live for, and became daring and reck. |
ess. bis companions could but admire his
courage and daring, and but that he fought |
or the Union and the Constitution instead hfl
he Niger, he would have received promo.
ioh. ''.. r" -'an .'i at' f'N"'F
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-21
MRS. O. DESlLyA, ~.
ClairVOyant, and Electric PLY.
Eician.

NO 500 FIFTH STREET, NEAR JEFFERSON,
DAYTON, OHIO. or
MRS. DESILVA, by her eairYoyant faculty. dc.
ll acrbes character, and tells results OF business
operations. Che also, by her magnetic powers AGd
eleetncity, and her medical knowledge, heals dis
eases both recent and chronic t .t..
She also keeps on hand supply OF Madame De.
silya's celebrated Pearl Drops fof identifying the
hair iaJJqn,
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Daily empire,
LOyaI--A Stony of The Present
.lt % J I'M J q aYaS4 NII4IEIFTf


A young man stood upon the steps of
recruiting othee in a little town Of one Of ahl
Western States A boy, we might rather say
for the beardless face, its shadow of goldet
hair, its blue, earnest eyes, and delicate, al
most girlish features could not have seer
more than fifteen summers He stood will
one hand upon the-door.knob, the other wa,
presAsd 10 a perpIexed, irresoiute way over
bis forehead-for a moment he stood thus a,
it debating With himself, then he opened tbs
door and euaered s ---'-' -faAtAa
A number pf men sat around the siote. one
on high stool behind desk wore he mi.
form and straps pf lieutenant, "AhI' said
the extraordinarily, while the men around she
stove chuckled and winked among them.
selves. "Ah, good. Mr. Bradshew,
Just come this way, | thought you'd conclude
70 enlist under the honest old flag and SIGHT
for the stripes and stars" Do. al1'ls Il IL
~ don't know as I'm doing reht-God for.
give me II I'm doing wrong. You know
told you Lieutenant, | have q liltle sister
whom my dying mother left to my charge
with her last breath she bade me take care OF
little orphaned Nellie, and she hasn't son
to care for her but me. hope some ono will
beirlend her and watch over her, and that the
God of battles will Charlie Bradshew's
voice grew trembling and indistiact. nt
Never you fear; she'll be taken care of
old boy, said the Lieutenant. "The good
loyal people Of this village never wouid see
soldier sister come to want or distress do
you think so, Mr.. Simmonds p. ~. n1l 's..'
Hugh Smmopds, a dark eyed, black whis
kered young fellow, only laughed as he sonirt.
cd mouthiul of tobacco juice upon the
stove
I'D undertake to look after Miss Nellie.
myself" he said, poking his next neighbor in
the ribs, "if she wasn't such d--d lttle COP
perheadP' 40 aBEfsa4 .aaHtf tEl
The Bradshew blood was mp; the blue eyes
grew dark with passion; the delicate temples
were purple with rage. 5 -iI.i l-'lGr,I
What do you mean" he said, turning
hercely upon the last speaker "Keep your
epiihets to Yourself; and such care ss Yours
for my sister is not needed. Bv the way,I
Hugh Simmonds, why aint you enHstine ri
You with your loud-mouthed patriotism p i
"They wouldn't takelMr 9immotlds" spoke
uP the recruiting officer, "he has the cosmo.
pendenn of the aarrecular vertertral ahtiscer
Germ. Me-. Simmonds has snlsted twice and
been rejected both times for disability ~
I'm sure he is stopter, and heartier than
/" said Charlie BrAdshew.h I"And as for
abuse of me and my sister, soldier or civilian,
I've heard the last Of it will-mArk my
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-21
a shamefuA LTaCTAAa Uanpa..if i
Soldiers Children sent 10 the
Poor House.

TO the Editor Of the Ne,o York Tribune
Isir-Tbs following is ap s1aet copy Of a part
of.s letter 10 q soldier IN this army from his
wife. The man sentntes the hatdships Of a
soldier his wife suffers hunger, and his chill.
dren are sent to the poor hoase. "a Govern.
msnt owes him six months wages, but his
family has to suffer Do the people at home
have any pity for the soldier I'D ., ....... "a
Army or THE JAMES, Va, March 8. h6b. m
RocnEsrER, Feb "a, ls65.--PMv Dear
Husband Il received your letter of Febraary
10Th, and will now answer it, You aaytbsl
you sent me a letter With 50 CO. H. h DID noi
getit have received but two letters from
you since you lefL end they. did not either
have any money ia than, ard / mnst tell
you that the money you left me Is all gone,
and have been obliged to 90 10 the poor
master for help. II was very little he would
help me, and yesterday he came up 10 the
door with a wagon and took bothGhe children
away away to the pOoS house. and nov Lam left
my heart when the little children left, they
cried so after their mamma, but, o dear, they
had to go. He would not leave them. and
noT must do the best can until you come
BY Publishing The above, you may do some
thing 90 cause people at home ID provide for
the soldier family. # ihe Goserpmsnt does
iAil Dipay HIN his justdues ~ ti Z
JusrtcP
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT, I =.
County of Hartford, 81

THOMASA. ALEXANDER, President, and LU-
CluSJ. HENDEE, Secretary Of the .ETNA INSii r.
ANCE COMPANY, beng seyeraly sworn, dapose and
say that tho foregoing is iulL true and correel
statement OF the affairs Of said Company that the
said Insurance Company isa bona file owner OF at
least ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DoIUAR9 oil
actual Cash Capital invested in Stocks and Bonds:
that the above describ d Investments nor any part
thereof are made for the benefit OF ind vdual ex
ercis ng authority IN the management said Com
pany either ~ President, S,rretary, Treasurer, Di.
rector, Otherwise and tn Il the are the above de.
5cribed officers of said Insurance Company.
THOMAS A. ALEXANDER President,
LUCGUs j. HEIDRg, Secretary.
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Farm for Sale.

IIHlRTY-sIX ACRES ON LAND, about one.third
Il rich bottom, suited TO the culture OF tobacco and
the BALANCE hill an1. suitable for Viayartl, situated
near the town OF WOodhurn, two miles from Center
vile, three miles from Alexandsrs vilis and seven
miles from Dayton The improvements consist OF a
two story frame house, containing nine or ten rooms
a barn, carriage house, cornoribs, WOodhouse, new
frame tohoco she tenant house, aud large atone
mill, formerly used as awoolen mandatory
The farm and blldings sre all In good repair and
will be sold 81 low price, and upon easy terms l
IL not sold within two or three weeks the above
premises will be offered at public auction. Iu'- Il
1 .. MARTHA ALEXANDER.
W. II. BELyILLE, Attorney fesdiwew2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-21

Vice Presidens Andy JoLnSosn seems. "a
have bpngisd 40 awiuliy in swearing 10 sup
port tha Consultation, that he waa more sworn
at than swearing lilia
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ADYERTIsING RATES.


One square, eighty words, one week.........Sl 90
Per square, each week in addition ...... ~
Per square, one ~ 90
- Terms for adYertlAemehts tceuI ying a estei
space for Longer pe rod than above specified made
known at the Counting Room All Advertisements ire
cha Red al the above rates, unless written agreement
IA made previous to insertion. All casual advertise.
ments must be paid for in adyaure. .,. q..
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Texan paper tells ola Jadee who bai
.hfes hands, We kh6W a few, not many, lore
handed ,ai '-n.fss .4tall Hinei ltffaa ,,i
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-21
Notice Extraordinary.

fINHE gndarsigned iniorms the ladies and gentle.
l. men Of this vicinity that he s ready 10 mannfac.
tnre, to order wigs, and furnish ours and Whiskers
TO all who may desre them Hair dressed Ia the
wish TO learn the business His styles arc The very
latest rh1h mhhions. Hi. ROBERT RElF, A I
e,s 49, -!iH MhS. y. KAk0,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-21

% A youae isdy should never a.s permi, he,
lover to use bis hands as a cotton press.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-21

DRAWERS AND UNDERsmIRTs

FOR less money than any other Clothing House IN
Da' ton We beg leave 10 remind the pIhle mai q q
stand IN connection with large Wholesale Olol hing
han4heturlng House in CINCINNATI, which certainly
enables ns 20 give the above induce mtnts n r
We are constantly receiving the latest styles OF