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Urn GOODS.

NEW AMERICAN SkIItT. -.
~ r. a tII,s New md NOVEL LADIES' HOOP SKIRT,
The most al yli.h durable and natl, hns'c Si'f made
,bnins thrss p.o.oiu-n' srt tciy "r~ r." u.,s; -
s,,ny, together I'd inansr 10 whh shryDrinss sfc
,ran In this sssp Secgrd ~ rtrr' s'.n, o. ys unra
suies Msnuisc, urrd by The AhEEIChS shihf ce'' NJ
LIS Unnye ST., brook yn ". !. . .lI..f..
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Vopartnersbip Notices.

VIE COPARTNERSIiIP heretofore existing
a.. andIr .he n:n,s Of OGDEN BLEwErT L. til. de,
.;, vrn ~ 9,u. consent All business Of the late hrn
New. orb July ., 1915 ~
c. W. O0UEN, IN n, rwvrr
The nndrrsnsd hays thi. formed under
Dry 0rod Jobbes bn- n-.. II No Is AR MnWXY a. ,is
''ors lately occupied By OGDEN L BLEWETr - -
rIr. r.nf &. u. BOWMAN,
G. W. OGDEN
H.B. BLEWETT,
W. o. BARNEY.
f.1 90 ANA5A LYON,
.. y. B. BAsSETf
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o,ncr o, sat rls.x. R.IsoAs CosrAs,. }
Chances for Buoincoo llen.

NHARLESTON. =. C.-IlClfMOND, Va
~ ~. AhAAii. oa-rb~ nud~r,trn~i ~ea d 10 pirrsri
T. uAiy nr-,u's ID msUnin-u and o-fs 20 'nt'o.
dr~ trh sos' "a d, sDove nsfsrtN Abts CEs NIL.
tEHApE o. APPROVED htECH ASDi,f. .ontsn-d
10 tar spad.nss thsfe fsAsr snj Nn.y iog DID
regularly Oy.,-fy COLLECTION, properly sitsu TO
MAfOf HEHWiu no iit tfonds y. ~ Y.
Once lie Lhar-siSn fion-rr Psos Line aud southern
flfkAs- fIrfeA |lII
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And NJ q Subsequent meeting Of tie Board JAMES VAN
BORDEN 60 was un.umou.ly ree'~c;ed President,
RICHARD {. COMES. Secretary
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Travetcrs' Guidos

-....r H. TrNvetcrs' (sutd0s
5s.m. O. ts. and iof p m saad.y tram tom
Sm.tdp " Cay cas- run between ch''.Oers
10 Albany and TsoySy IIari-m q. R.. ss.hs... Oh
To As.ps n np. !, principal p.c.. on III: S
con. by sfesn O. e. visbard fursc.yh fsu.asss
and Saturday. and Daniel 1'e~, Mandsys We'd
nesdays aud Friday, from foot u Desbi osscs-st
To BsitioOrs. BY the New Jersey Il. H., loo. Of
midnight. Sunday. 1:lo =
and Neptune Line. Pier n n. r. daily tSI'dsy
To : sion. Si Ksw.ii:,sa Il b. "; prii.a-i
r. ssson b. New I.v,a T.. ii;. az. y. ss
v. via shore Line, "a snis p; N. Snnday...: -
20 anrndasus. hoehssier Busslo, Saiinsscs and
West By tIi- Railroad loot Of chsnDsss'st
and 10 q m. 5 md. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
S.prsn i,ie S !. mi" ~% su. by ' L.
]. Esilsoad, frou, Jsu~s clip and foot 81 ',trst:.
Tor. Hudson CMskii, Bril- OIL sud M.s cspp,
steamer, ksvr OF HsTri,ou-st.. North Riv-s -
10 ,o SsT ,"Ss rssTs .s bnss %s.. 40 ron and
hilton the s.-sser Mary POWELL daily rom loot
q H ps'I,.,.s,: .sas.e. Tor .IS
and spring h-l-sss.lasr leave poek Slip at y .,
10 sSs Haven, BY The Ne..ii.y.n KR ,Ns
and th.y. 4 "a ny IT. si az, ~, (; and
3 I Il ,Poeh..Iip d.y.......... ......"a.. Yp.
fs =. Ms. ~ ns%f foot Of j ms
a us Il a. ana s:,"p Sunday tran........ -
To Philrdeiplta, by New.Jers-y Railroad. fcot OF
( Courtlsndist., 10 end M a. m., ~ ~. mdoP
M aud ~ midnight. SUNDAY. ......:.......:...; -
To Staten l.lsnd. by STEAMER. from 4 iyr No iyN
r. near Dcy.,t. at I. 9, 10. q m, Y ;N $50
a. and On sanoa,. y v..' Kun. ..- 7SrA
To Providene~ by Ncptsne Steamship Co., Line
daily. from pi,r q. foot Of Robin'on't q. H.
To Wsshingfon by New-Jrrey r. T. root o.
Cour,snjtst.. snd ~ = ui.l p NJ. snaD
Sa s., aa.cu IN i:s.is 10 a.c;i r:S
s~r sdyert,eme eats Ia anoth-r mart Of thspspeE
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Orrlos OF TIM 'rrrssuaaH Fomr WAYS1 X CIV ,oAoo 4,
hALvsr Co. frrT,suxeH. June es ISSs
i lVlDENDS.- Notice is hereby giteR that
=, ,i TIE rsS.la. DIVIDEND Of Two AID OsE.HALF
70 FIR CENT or the Capital Stock Of this Cop,.ov fot
ne quarter endips Ion" ~ inst hss hv-n drsrd by he
pcsf1 o. bhettc bysbi Zee Of Government tax ca md
TIE Dividend aTHRFE AND ONE-HALF ~, PER
Itni doe oeNber Ief, tue Third Morts,se bsnds.
tu, on and eites IUiS H. ptox - UT = y
snarenods hndhoidors registered At N~wYort viii
MiHsLow. LAhiEk b Co, 10. 81 Walt. md those r.r
' ~ ~ rntshuish roo the fr-ssDrl vt that city
ne lisIs'e foosssD cose Jone 90 and rsopen July
w. Pox- by order of,he boafd - ~
Il. 49, r. M utrrCuJssoN srcr,sarx
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Gorses. Carriages, st.

CARRIAGES for SALE.-The immensa .to.s
- now 10 %. three large wssssooms, @Arssss NJ ~
hoscwsy ana no 10 Crosbyst. viii ~ soj q sr,SsS. -
ss "''e'' =" se~ hsness. sevsL s~ronA-hsn -
'"s'" az Z. WITTY No. - kroaAvsS
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OsYrcs o. TIN NV YORK PRovAxxox AND BosIo,
0 hAIIkOAp oNPAxI (sTeSIHoroN LAlLnoxo.
NV okK, iuD~ ~ 1875.
4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF THREE
PER GENT ~ f-cs Of Government tag was a-cursd
s 70 $'y payable :; &c mo Q, a. eokosxs SONS No.
closed nat2 ITO So prox Y. Is. MONS ssr r,sry.
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WANTED. IMMEDIATELY-A MAN with
mhhly 20 she on-ihrd in~rsst In . kry- Stosi Parn
mes. s9Ap nquinsd- Guusutesd to double t.a popry
ROBINSON. No. 81 John at - =
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PHssx bAsE err o. KKw.YosE
rv,Drx-D N4. d Jun. 70, 1875. I
DlVIDEND.--A seIni-annual DIVIDEND
Of FIVE ~ Pen CLNT. FREQ Of Government ,., b.,
w day been declared payable % scisoidsrs on and
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Dlpi6eno Is otiess.

..t Tnx n spysvxs. yATiosAL B.,xD
q..s,,-,,,,,.,x Nxw.l OAK June ~. tHIs. !
A DIVIDEND Of SIX PER CENT And an
n TATHA DIVIDEND OF FoUB PER CENT r. sa,-
tai. VII be psd vn and af,or iuiy ''"'
ANTE NY HALsEY. C..b,.,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-12
MEDICAL NOTICE.

Dr. II. CONE my DO consulted as follows
In XEHIA nj the Depot Eating House, on Thurs,
days Nov. ~, Dec. IS, Feb, /, March 9, Apri IL
In DAYTON at the Phillips House, Fridays
Nov. a. l,ac. 2SsFebsS, March ., ,April ~.
In TROY at the Morris House on Saturdays Nov.
d, 9, Dec. 20, Fob. 3, March 10, April IL.
In spRINGFiELD at the willis House, Thurs-
days, Nvv ~, Jan. \ Feb. s. March ~, 3Prii 70.
Dr. CONE has had oihcos In carh of the alb owe
places. that he has regularly viseI for the ptst
en years ana M he has treated and c6Sed many Pa
tents In eReh OF the above ploces, he can give tho
best OF references IN each place, asst his skill.
DIR. CONE Treats, and Curos. all varieties ofChronie
Diseases including those Of the Eye and Bar makes
no charge for consultation but II those who consult
HIM desire treatment, he charges Cash for his Med
ones.
Medicines that will last natient from four 10 six
months, cost from five TO thirty dollars, iu Cash
Address: Dr. E. GONE,
nov25 dIy CoLUMsUs, OnIo.
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--latest by GtItaraph. rr
Fron WnshIngton.
[srEcnL no CINCINNATI ENQuIREE.l

IhiEtiAl TO NiNNANNhli "hNRNihfhsi
WASHINGTON, December II.
The announcement of the standing COM
mittees In the House of Representatives
was made to-day. II occasioncd much
lgrumbling, particularly among the radi-
Gals. They hoped to have portioned among
them the prominent places upon all the
most important committees. They are
sorcly disappointed. Very few Chairman
ships of any kind upon the most important
committees except that on the Appropria-
ton Committee, have been conceded to
them.
Thad Stevens, having been Chairman of
the Committee of Ways and Means, and
hence the acknowledged leader of the ma
iority in the House In the last Congress,
common courtesy required that he shonld
be assigned a prominent place. IL Is said
that Thad. made virtue of necessity and
requested the Speaker TO leave him OIL the
Ways and Means Committee and transfer
him TO that on Appropriations Some sur
prise is expressed AZ the subordinate posi-
tion assigned to Raymond.
Mr. Elliott, Of Massachusetts, presented
TODAY the following resolutions:
First. That the United States rs conquer
ors in the war, now have the political power
of the States recently In rebellion.
Second. That until the action of congress
the President rs Commander-in-chiet OF
tiit anu lldNNs iiH iu' IfNN'i
ganlze and maintain government within
said States.
Third That the said States are not on
titled 10 take part in the Government oi
the United States until Congress shall, on
such terms as IL may prescribe, confer upon
them the power to act.
Fourth. That disclaiming all desire TO
impose ON them hostile or burdensomc con
ditions, and mindful only of irreVersible
guarantees against future disunion or Sc
cession, and of plighted faith TO all who
have aided in the overthrow ofthe rebellion,
we declared It tO be an Indispensable con
ditiOn for the recognition of said States
that their Constitution should procure to
all the inhabitants thereof equal rights be-
forethe law, without distinction of color or
race.
These resolutions are understood TO en-
body the radical programme on this sub
iect; they declare the Southern States to be
In quasi territorial condition and an
Inounce the terms upon which they shall be
allowed 90 resume their functions as States
| in the Union. The resolution was referred
to the Republican caucus committee of tif-
| teen If It should be appointed.
Another inflectual effort was made to-
day to otain suspension of the rules In
order 20 permit the Southern applicants for
seats to have the privilege of the floor of
the House. The manifestations are unniis-
taxable that this privilege will not be
granted.
The Monroe Doctrine bill WINS opened to-
| day by Schenck. of Ohio. Chairman OF the
House Military Committee, and Van Horn,
of New York, by tlie Introduction of a res
olution looking 10 the enforcement of the
Monroe Doctrine. The resolution was quiz
letly shelved for the present. Congress is
not ready to enter upon discussion of the
Mexican question.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-12
e5g~ ANcIENr FISE ARrs.-T5 the Editor

a{y" Ancient FISE ARrs.-To the Editor
cJ the Ne,o York Herald. Respecting the
relics of porcelain ware found in the late
been forwarded to the Society ofantiquities
in London, whereof your correspondent
says the bottle resembling brakes Phnita
ton Bitters was undoubtedly placed among
the ruins by the agent of DIR. Drake, we de-
sire TO state that lac is incorrect in every
respect. Ifa bottle was found there bear
ing our lettering, the language of the Ro-
mons was different from the accepted litera-
ture of That day. Our Agent has other
business than This IN Europc, and has not
been in Italy at all. No doubt Americans
carry Plantation Bltters 10 Rome; but try
ing TO impose upon II society of Antiquar-
ians in this way seems quite useless, and we
do not appreciate the joke. IL Is unneces-
sary for us to spend money in Europe while
we, are unable TO supply tho, demand1 for
these celebrated Btters here. ttitA
Respectfully, l.. IL. DRAKE &Co.
49,. 49, ~ d.
e7s~ MPoRTANT TO CoNsuMPrIvEs.-The
long looked for specific for the cure oi
Pulmonary diseases is found at last. Aliens
Lung Balsam has proved to be the most
extraordinary medical preparation foi
curing Consumption. 1t not only cures
Consumption, G but relieves Immediately tho
incipient stages, such as Coughs Colds
Expressions, &C., Pains in the Chest. II
breaks up the most distressing cough in al
incredible short time.
For sale by the Dealers in Family Med
icines generally.
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pECEMBER.

UEETTT - II
Only The aea intOning,
Only The wanscot mouse,
gov fonIy tho Wild Wind moaning
over the lonely house.
Darkest Of oil Deoembers
Ever my life has known,
sitting here by the embers,
.rrrrr. Stunned and helpless alone. r asa
Dreaming Of two graves lying
Out in tho damp and ohlll;
who're The bnzzard, dying,
Pauses al Malvern min
The other-alasi the pillows
Ofthat uneasy bed
t.tl Rise and fall with the billovs .,.
Sverorr Aailor's head.
Theirs the heroic story
Died, by frigato and town.
Theirs, the Calm and the Gloiy
Theirs the Cross ,.nd the Grown.
Mine to linger and languish
Here by the winlry sea;
All, fair heart, in thy anguish,
What is there ef 10 theet
oily the sea intoning,
Only the wainscot mouse,
Only tho wild wind meaning,
Over the lonely house.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-12

THEY have just put into operation NJ
Cincinnati a monster pumping machine,
which draws from the Ohio River and dis
charges a stream of water five feet in di-
ameter 1t is the largest machine of the
Kind in the world and is peculiar in having
neither crank nor fly-wheel.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-12
sffERiFFs SALE OF REAL EsTATE.

SHERIFFS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
DY virtue OF and In obedience 10 an order ot She
ID Superior Court, Of Montgomery County, Ohio,
will aell al public sale Saturday the Twenty hth
day OF November, 1865, at the Court House ~
O'Clock p M, the following described premises su-
ated IN "a County, being IN the South West quarter
Of section No. thirty tour (3D township ave lbls
Range hye (5) East, beginnRg at the South East
cornsr of lot nov owned BY ths heirs of John y.
Beohtoi, deceased running thence North tweidy
rods Ia stOnt; thence East twenty tour rods
10 corner stone; thence South, twenty rods 70 a
corner thence West twenyiour perches TO the place
Of beglna ~, conta mug three acres more OF less
aid premises have been appraised NJ twelve hnn-
dred dollars and cannot sell for less than two-hrds
OF the appraismedit. -
TaVns;--One third cash one third in one year, and
one third in two yeRrs hack payments 70 bear intsr-
est aud 10 be secured by mortgage on said premises
q q. h. DAVIDsOr, sheriff
r. THonPsoN, Atty. octsS-4lS
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-12

FoUR months ago, Reno, in VenangO
county, Pa, lin the oil regions), was laid
out at town, and improvements com
menced. We have received the first mum
Der Of . large and handsomely printed
paper from Reno, which claims TO have a
weekly issue of $4,000 copies.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-12

trial of DIR. Halls BALSAM will convince
the most skeptical sufferer that this medi-
eine has no equal I'm the world tor the cure
of the different stages of this dreadful dis
ease Every CONSERVATIVES f ought to read
the certificates Of remarkable cures, and
know its yalue
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-12
FOR Bronchitis, Asthma, oatarrh, Con-
sumptiVe and Throat Diseases,

raooars ARs usEp wtru Atw>ra coon suooEsa.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC sPEAKERs
will aud Troches useful IN clearing the voice whom
aiken before singing or sPcakins, md relieving the
throat aar an unusual exertlon Of The vocal organs
This Tsoehes are reocommenaee aud prescdbcd by
Physicans and have hal tes lsnonials from cminent
mon throughout the country. Being an article of true
merit and having proUoi tho'r efficacy ny teet of
many years, each yonr hnd' them in now localities
in various parts OF the world, nj the f'ofhes ara
universally pronounced better than othcr articles.
Obtain only "BRows's BRoscuisL TaocnEs," and
do not take auy Of the Worthless foutions that may
be offered.
Sold everywhere in tho United state4' and in For
egn Countries, At 35 cents per box cclsa on'daw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-12

WE understand u delegation of the Sons
Temperance visited various saloons on Sun
day hast and called for drinks, butreitised
them when offered, so as to keep sound
their integrity, as good SONS, and inform
the authorities who had been violating the
law. How are you, integrity2
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-12

STILL THEY CoME.-Schwarz, ut the
Eagle Clothing Store, No. lOs Main street,
is daily receiving large additions TO his
already immense stock of clothing. Every
article is of the latest style and superior
quality, and will be sold at the very lowest
price. He is determined not to be Under
sold by any other house in, the city,, Don't
forget the place-Eagle Clothing Store,
next door to EMPIRE Office.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-12
SAW MIL FOR SALE.

WITH WATER r,,wtR CoNVEsIENT. ANp
w In good working order, together with twelve
Aercz Oi iand reme dwelling hous gard n, q
haeoo shed, and barn -one mile Northeast ot Car
rolion station q ma -, ". ", ON orossum Hun.
Inquire OF Tho proPnoior on the premises
nOylSN2m
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8sal estate.
STEPHENS HUBER q CO.

X EAL ES TATE "A a ENTS,
27o & ESQ THIRD ST.
DAYTON, ONO.
MIN, ATTEND TO THE SELLING AND BuY-
w ING OF real eslnfe, loan money on bond and
mortgage make cot otens, s.. ,6c. All business en.
trusted to them will be faithfully attended To-.
a
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-12

DIR. DopGE AND TiE Sick Every
morning, from nine until eleven O'Clock,
Clegg's Hall is filed with persons Of all
ages and sexes, TO avail themselves of the
healing operations or DR.. Dodge, and all
who need treatment, receive it free Of
charge. Some wonderful cures have. been
pcrformedaA - fAA 7''
Mr.. b. Andrews, gentleman well known
IN Dayton, had one side entirely paralyzed
eighteen months ago, aud during that time
had not been able to walk without crutches
After few operations, he was able to walk
about the room without the use of cane oI
crutch.
Another remarkable cure Is that of 8
lad named Dillon, sixteen years old, alsC
residing in Dayton. His right arm had
been paralized for months past, so that h,
could not raise il TO his head or lift pound
After being operated upon, he was able Il
lift "tailor's gooseD and hold it out a
arms length.
The Doctors rooms at the Phillips Hous,
are crowded every afternoon with persons
anxious to consult him and be relieved o
their numerous ailments. Thus far he hai
been very successful, and has concluded {,
remain in the city another week.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-12

VNxBCJTORss NOTICE r All llptrsonaintsre Al
day beon appointed and qualified ~ Esecutoro Of the
Estate OF Henry q. Adam, deceased n
FRANCIS n. HELFklOht
NoVenber IS, 1895 novsova.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-12
WITHOUT A RIVAL !
And Justly deserves the reputation IL has long
joyodn Central America and the West Indies.
M3r~S gHM
I'M DYSPEPSIA

Ana ts attendant train of symptoms, acts more like
A CHARM than medicine. a here isnothing Ia the
whole range of MRteHa Med a that can for moment
be ara ompaiison with It in this disease.
full account OF this wonderful plant may be found
IN the eleventh edition OF the United StaUs Dsps
atory, pages 1887 and 1888
series Of experiment. in which Dr. nuil has been
for Years engahed Is lust been brought TO
ful termination and he IL enabled 10 offer to the
public n combination o. CEDK0N with other approved
ionics, the whole preserved IN the best quality o
copper distilled Bourbon Whisky, which he is conn.
dent has no equal in the world.
He might furnish a 'nme Of certificates, but the
public have long since learned 70 estimate such thing
by their true value The safest plan is for every one
10 testfor himselftho virtues OF new medicine.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-12

Dispatches from Washington state that
the probabilities are, that Congress will
authorize the issue of one hundred millions
additional of national currency.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-12

NEGRo. .REpREsENTATvE,-A Judge War
mouth (the namei is suggestive) is in Wash
ington from Louisiana, claiming to be a
delegate from that territory { p to Congress.
lie was elected by negro votes.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-12

WANTED IMMEDATELY,-Two strong
able-bodled men, TO keep out the heavy
rush at Kline's Jewelry Store. No. 329
Third street. del1d3t
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-12

Tar stock owned by the State in heJef-
ferson, South Charleston & Xenia turnpike,
amounting to $4,000, was recently sold to
j. c. Mcmillan, of Cedarville, Greene coun-
ty, for one hundred dollars.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-12

The Journal local has fish and town-cloe>
on the brain. lie was seen altering his
chronometer to correspond with the wooden
sign in front of Best's, on Main street, the
other daY.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-12
rHoaks Q LowE on R0E " SAuERfh'
LOWE & NAuERTH,
Attorneys at Law

y
T1usINEss TRANSACTED IN GERMAN AND
oErios-over Kickey's Bookstore, Third street.
noyaOd3m
TToUsE AND TOT IN GARROLTON At MAS rel
Ill COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Daniel LOGhiy' sdnf Pit Case dic,s, Nc ,lm 1.r,o,
.......... Montgontfy superior
Pursuant 10 an order Of the Superior oourt of
Montgomery County Ohio, made in the above entitled
oAnsa aud 20 dTsoted will uffsr at Public Ac-
on NJ The door Of the Court House, IN the CITY OF
Dayton, in tho County and State Aforesaid on
SATURDAY, DKUBaDER 80, 1855,
Bstwas The hours OF ! aud O'Clock P, n. OF
said day the following described Real Estate, Wa;
situate IN The County % Montgomery and state o.
OmO-Situa.e and being in ihe Town OF Carroon, al
of in,lot numbered hyAeyeu ls on the plat Of said
'fORn.
Said properly has been Appra sed At u 900 and can
not sell for less fhaa two thirds OF said appraisent.
Terms cash WILMER II. BELVtLLE,
Master oon'r Mont Superior Court
ApAn CLA1, Atty.
Move her IS 1865 noysSN5t
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-12

WE don't know what relation Kriskingle
is to Santa Claus, but they are both billed
for this place, the latter part of this month.
Let the little ones look out. tftF.H
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-12

THE Cincinnati Enquirer says "the Day
ton Journal trots under the wagon of the
Cincinnati Commercial"
We dont't suppose he has any reference to
the "Yaller Dorg," with the cut tail.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-12
HIS COMPOUND OF WILD CHERRY
HAS BECOME A HOUSEHOLD
.aw WORD THROUGHOUT THE
WEST. AND SOUTH. HIS
WORM L0ZENGERS, IN
LESS THAN 4 YEAR
,lE AFTER THEIR INTR0-N
DUCTION ATTAINED a
REPUTATI0N AS WIDE
SPREAD AS THE CONTINENT
OF NO II T II A M + RI g A

But the browning glory Of his life remains to b0 at
tanned in his discovery, rather combination, 'or he
does not clam TO have been the dscoverer OF ORDRos,
which IL the basis OF the Bittere now offered to the
puhlc. That honor belongs testhe nntye iAhnhtan
Of Central America, 10 whom ~ virtues have been
known for mo ne than two hundred years Armed
with Il the Indian bids defiance the most deadly
malaria, and handles, without fear the most venom
ous serpeuts. IL Is belief With them, that while
there IA breath in the body, the Qedrou il potent 10
cure, no matter what the disehse may he.
While Or. Bulls not prepared to endorse this ex.
trayagant pretension he satisfied from
hthorongh examination Of the evidence relating TO
its virtues th a. a remedy and preventative for all
disoasoB arising from cxposdrn, either 20 change o
weather or climate, or to nasmst,o Influences, Il
atands
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-12

No one would trouble himself with in
suring in foreign company, when we
have SO many reliable ones at home. There
are five or six of them right here in Day
ton.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-12

WEhad very fun and excellent market
this morning. Plenty of every thing, and
of the finest quality, and most exhorbitant
prices.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-12

EH- Mothers, who wish to find a medicine
peculiarly adapted TO the cure of humors
and eruptions in their children, will find a
safe and sure one inScovills Blood and
Liver Slrup, which is Acknowledged to be
the best Blood Medicine known. Physi
clans attest to this.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-12

Tm sidewalk opposite our Office, and in
front of DIR. J. A. Walters intended new
structure will be completed in a few days.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-12

Every man now in the United States,
native or naturalized. whether white or
black, is u citizen OF the United States
journal.
And of course every one is entitled To n
burcaG at the public expense All the
journal folks think so.