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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-18
MEDICAL.
LIGHT BREAD.
Sweet Light Bread.

= = - - - = - a = a AAe
CTRATToS-s CELEBRATED FEAsr CON
- pozsdy tbs ssry bsst 4rfscss fcr family bakirz
ever thvs1tsd- IAese ez&ss. wheeassf x5ey havs
iEvari1oly car ie1 - the prsAian
Tbs trAa@ e1n - srpPlss& ~ 4 G. H4lioek's .
Drag ssecs, So 10 s0zfh First se-s-E. assr the
Rzsso@ea. AvEnsysl1s, La 1sels
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-18

RrLEs ANn REGULlTl0AS.

L No p~Pers givoa s~ay = the Cou nisr q fur
srAtnstcus cirralstiea. ~ CD as
: 10 aassrttssaeaass loesi ssfios. Q tpansi.
.sr'sd unisas PsspAid o pay g1arantcsd.
3 Advertisements ~iii never se ascsnnsnl.a bv
local notices usisSs eeair-st = - - 1Aaf ea.ct,
and wales rsessses Ger tAs uatics. s.,
:. No " Looai Nssies. = Novessr shart. vii 10
inserted Tor less than One Dollar eaeA a..
5 Marriages, Fsnsrsl aad Rslirios. Ne,t,..
muss iuv~riahly - paid in aavanoe so s.cur. I..
ssrtioa.
y defaieney ca the part ofeArraer. Oil n.
@ads goed ~ the oileo. II ths carriers al 20
is~ve rspzsa - oresrsd ssd dErrcsd & they mu.t
pay fsv their earslsssuess
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-18
INSURANCE AGENCY.
HOME IHsURAHGkGO.
LAFAYETTE, IND.
Capital SI3o.ooo

OFFE z y
MM. sAINsBuRY. Prssidsat.
". q. BRYAN. vies Prssi4sns.
eHAKLEs L. scARLErT. seeut.ry-
". +. GARDINER. AetsAEs.
DIRECTORS AND REFERENCES
HoS. &. c. sERs0gY. Jsass suprsns csaFt.
HOS. G u. TEST. tgags cirssif ooors.
GOV o. P. MORTON. IuaI@n@poIsr, Tssiaas.
HON. w. r. SoFFSTgGER.
Lkz. SoBLE.
Hon. a. ,. RIDnLE. Laganspart, TzaisnA-
col JoHS osBORs, Grseoeszs.a
col. }. n. DRESSER, LAsayrs.s.
C0L-- JAMS GAVIN, slTs--usenrx.
JOHN A. STEIN, LafAystts, Insf&aA-
JUDGE = A. HCTr, Lzfsystts Inaias4-
JOHN D. COUGAR Atsarasy. Lafayette. Ind
Mslsr W. WILLIAMS, WarsNw.
COL. A. q. CoSSER. ?. n. InAlAz4yslls, Ini.
CHAs. < scARLETr. Lyfy~tse, Insizas-
HON. DAVID TuRPIE. Acntsoslle.
co.. THOMAS BOWLING. Tsrrs Haas. lad
wM. sAISsRURY, LSAystss. In5iAaA-
EDGAR SHARPE. Agent,
0fiae No. 8 Water Street.
Evansville, Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-18
MEDICAL.

L1PILEPTIC FITS CAN BE cURED.-DR.
II LoekroW hagiHR become sminsntiy sneeeas.
fai ia cnring this terrible maiady vites al sim
iiafy aiicfed - call send Tor circuiars Of refer.
sncs and testimonials Of cases cared 0f from one
% tpenfg-fgur years staHdinK He deyosss HE
attention especially 10 diseases u the Cersbro.
spinal Axis, or Nervous Systsrg and soliclfs an
Investigation Of his claim - pubiic confidence.
he uiay b. consulted ~ hfs private residence
10. i4i Vest fZd Street daily, FROM 10 A. ~ untii
- r., ezcept .alurdsy and sundsy. Address al
letters g DR. Y. 2. LDoKROW, care of p. o Box
oiiG, New fofE. daeZ0-d51xsna
4 PHTsf0LOgICAL VIEW ~ MARRIAGE
pDhiainlng nsariy 80 PAGES and 10 ans
Iislss aud Eu9rsSlBgs of tue Anat0my Of tins
bainan DfGtus IN stats Of Health aud Disease,
WIN Treatise On Eariy Errors its dsplgrsbs
0assqaeuces upon the nind and body, Efth the
Autbor's plan ~ treatmesf--fhs only ratiosal and
successful mode Of eurs, shown b. the report 81
Gases cured. truthful sgvizer 70 the married,
ana those piatiug marri4ge, eho entertain
aoubts of their physical condition. Sent free oi
pgsiaHe " any address o. receipt of twenty Eve
ne1ta, IN stamps postal currency BY addressing
De. Ia GRO y, No. 81 Maiden Lane, Aiba1y, II
Z. The author may b. consulted upon aBy Of the
diseases Of which bis book treats, sither person.
ally Or - mail, and medicines ssut 20 any part Of
the HpTl1. dee2gdAwsB
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-18
MILITARY.
THE FIRST CORPS.
UIader Command Of .Nsi. Gen- Ha.,,

Oaaer Command Of H9j. Gen. Haaoock
A IL ABLE BODIED MN wRo Hkvr
u teen n the service tse ssars sad hssn hau-
crab = q charged, nay eniisG la ihis Corrs fr
Vne Two or Thrss years. Every veteran viii r.
rsceiru
Special Bounty of $500
As soou - mustered n, snd further boausr a.
so - ons years en- istnaent, S20 a9r suso .esrs
aHd So fcr thrse yesra 0as-this5 hs.ur raEf
1eSn ia each case. sht reuaainisr in instsIis,e
1@eF VIII y crczissd % distFicts where ffex az
tasif fAasi les are demielied, Ani wiff rhsrsfar.
ssesi'e ne ieeAi bouaties. msking ffem
s7oo TO $1,000 BOUNT p
sus.tttutss flr earolief men nav enil.t .s
crsfi 'st - see"f ssn'
representative recruits receive heantr
AseFaa = VIII ha aFganizsd luto eassl'.4 s-4
masterea tase The q = servic. a Tn.lis45..i :.
he tFaops e this Corps viii - aF-.ss s,th
hfseSa loading 81 reFesEnx rlfIes "A ~. -.
Vii = slioNea o rsiaia their arms IL n s.,l-
lon q their term q aarvise.
All Provost Msrsaais arr aatharsrss q, -,
-. - ''t sais - eaa gay taa iacsi hsaaty Al
e9ea. To- iello ~iag hare beea appointed r..
cot RHKfgLAVBKR,
COL. MANK. ana
CAPT. DAhLING.
Wa. "a. MORGAN
I'D lst A. @, sept Eecruhlne sarrfe.
osies No. 8. fAlbot 4 Nss's Bloek, l. sisesps-
-. AAa teh23-ln
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-18
LAW GARD.

I'M. sHAcKELF0RD,
Attorney at Law.
a KvAxsvTLLx, fsD. IS
loGes ss-n.zsy ossapssS hg Chandler Eyus
pSSta
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-18

Your Majesty ia wen aware that, in
order effectively 70 repair the evils Occa-
stoned by the revolution, and to bring
uack IS soon as possible happy days Tor
the church, the Catholic religion mast
above all things continue to De the glory
and the mainstay Of the Mexican na.
ton, 70 the exclusion Of erery Other dis.
ssntiag seorsklp; that che bishops must
Be perfectly free in the exercise Of their
pastoral ministry; that the religious OF.
der should be re-esiablshed or re organ
izsd, eonfornlably with the instructions
and the powers which We have given; I;
that the patrimony OF the church and
the rights which attach 10 Il may be
maintained and protected; that no per-
son may obtain the facnlty OF teaching
aud publishing false aud sabversive te-
nets; that instruction, whether public or
private, shoald be directed and watched
over by the ecclesiastical authority; and
that, in short, the chains may be broken
which, up to the present time, have held
I dewa the charch IN a stats OF depend
enee, and subject to the arbitrary rule Of
the civil government"
Here We have conclusive answer 10
The silly assertion Of the Archbishop of
Baltimore, that the pepal bull does not
condemn the fundamental principles OF
our Constitution, ont is merely aimed at
the European infdels. The Pope
knows Of no distinction between the
forms Of belief or un5elief which are
opposed 20 the Church Of Rome. For
sll he has only one wish he desires
the secnlar government to exclude from
the country every dissenting worship
IS soon and as thoroughly as they are
able. This Is the rSry frst demand
which the Pope makes ia bis negosia,
tions with the Roman Catholic govern
ment Of the werld
rhe Roman Catholics OF this and othel
Protestant countries are indebted To tbs
refusal Of the Catholic governments Il
comply with the request of the Pope fol
the enjoyment Of The liberty which the,
now almost everywhere possess They
may themselves ans1er the question
how long Protestant nations soald lool
with indifference upen 81 sffer; 10 de
prive them of the free exercise of thei
religion, If this effort threatened in an,
way to be successfal-N + Methodist
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-18
DRUG. LIonORS 80

Fas'H 'ifaAss iiIsssss5. =: :f;5:: at
A s2gaEs e. .s.1.s sssqs . o. FsssIse Lore
SChLAEffER's Drag storr.
A sgssls g ..i. !. os DiaO sAsHETs-ss' s'.is--
scHhAKfF FRS Drux store.
cerasy AsiH and S-esna strpei..
fRESn FACINE VIRUS jusl reeslvsa Al
sClfLAEffEb's Drug stor..
1 Full sUFftr OF HARYkYls. CLAKKss-
t1eFokees and Dap aca's ceieHeated Pals ~
sale at SCHLAFPF rnsS ne So,
fI,nE CE~EHRAIEn- C0LGAFK-s- u0SEY
ard 6lyveriua Soshs rs,s issa and for sals a
sea LAEff ek'S prag stsse.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-18
GRoCERIEs.

a LARoE AID CHOICE hELE0TIos OF
Al SfvceFles and provisions 81. r. ftaaafst
ELLfDTts fAHIEf 9 obnfHi.4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-18
bgRsCaIPII0s fgRNs-Iy ApFl NCE.

DAILY.
. ageuts, and news-dea.srn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-18
DRUGGISTS.
A. C. HALLOCK,
No. 70. FIRST STREET. ExAB Poss oSFioE

Ct0D0AIEE, AHBE0sfA, KATHAIR0s TIKI
~ ropner0us, ana ali the NEST eeEebrsled pre-
p4rstiSns for tia Hair. ezz Be fosnd 81
No. 10 s1sfk First ssrzst.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-18

DUEE AAD UNADULTKaATgD UREAh
L Tartar, expressly fer family uss; ss4o SD
and spicsss st HALLocAse Drag afsFa.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-30
From Indianapolis.

t,.r INDIANAPOLIS, November 20.
A joint resolution has passed TO the see
0nd reading requiring the Governor, or his
substitute, to enforce the 18th article of the
Constitution prohibiting the immigration
of negroes into the State. and authorizing
him TO call upon the militia for the pur-
pose, and holding him to fines, penalties
and Impeachment II he don't do it. Com
mittees have been raised In both Houses to
inquire whether United States bonds are
subject TO State taxation. ..
In the Senate the time was occupied In
reading bills. A bill increasing the fees of
Justice OF the peace, constables, shcrifiS
&C., was passed. The House bill relieving
Judges Of supreme courts of jurisdiction In
hdGeas corpus cases was defeated A large
munger of bills were acted on, the most i'm
portant of which was one 20 make u radical
change Ia the judiciary system of the State,
which will ba strenuously opposed. In the
House In the afternoon the temperance bill
was discussed, resulting only In deferring
Its consideration until Tomorrow. think
no law ia this regard will pass this session,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-30
MEDICAL NOTICE.

Dr. u. OON u m,y be rontultsi az follows: %
In XENIA nj tho Depot Eating House, on lirs-
days Nov, rs, Doc. 2s Feb /, March 8iApri l2.A
In DAYTON AT the Phillips House, on Fridays
Nov. "a, les, 49, bsb. ., March ~ April l3 %. IIl
In TROY at the Morris House. on Saturdays NOV
20, Dec. so. Fsh ., Match ~, APri "a H 'i4'
In sPRINGF FiELba at ths Willis House, on Thurs.
days, Nov, ~, Jan, 4, Feb 3, March 70, April ~
DR.. COVE has had Offices In eath Of the sb owe
places that he has regularly visited for tho past sew
on years ana he has treated and cured many Pt.
TENT In each Of the above ploees, he can give the
best OF references IN each place, az TO ms skill.
Dr. CONE Treats, and Cures all varieties Of Chrome
diseases, including those OF The Eye and Ear makes
hun dear re treatmnnt lie chargss Ashior his Med
iclnes. " . s. ...
Medicines that will last patient from lour to six
months, cost from Eissto Thirty dollars, IN Cash.
Address Or. II, OoNE,
nov26 dIy .i. .a..... a. OOLVHaus, Oaio.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-30
Aatrst bg telegraph,
DASros, November ~, 1895
ans anD pahbucn
FROM WnsIlington.
Especial TO CINCINNATI ENQUIRER
You.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.
Specials from Washington say Herschel
v. johnson adds the weight Of his opinion
that no Southern member will be admitted
in Congress.
The Cabinet meeting was protracted TO q
late hour. II Is rumored that various re-
ports to Congress, and the condition of
affairs on the Mexican frontier, were under
discussion.
Among the applications for pardon filed
away In the Attorneygenera's office are
petitions of one hundred and twenty-five
ex-olllcers Of the United States navy, one
hundred and twenty-nine rebel general of
ficers, and eighty-eight members of the
Confederate Congress.
A letter from gentleman IN Florida
says there Is no doubt that Provisional
Governor Marvin will be elected United
States Senator from that state.
Governor Morton, of Indiana, IL expected
to reach New York on Thursday. II Is ru-
mored that he * charged with some kind
of confidential mission abroad.
Libby Prison and Castle Thunder will
soon be transformed into storehouses again.
Castle Thunder will be evacuated next
week, and what few prisoners there are
within its walls win be transferred to Libby
Prison, which now occupies one-fourth
only of the building known by that name.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-30
HIS COMPOUND OF WILD CHERRY
HAS BECOME A HOUSEHOLD
WORD, THRoUIGGHIIo0IuJT THE
'''... LESS THAN A YEAR
AFTER THEIR INTRO
DUCTION ATTAINED A
REPUTATION As WIDE
SPREAD AS THE CONTINENT,
OF N o RTH Am + r. c A .

Butths orOwnIna CORY OF his life remaln5to he al.
taned IN his discovery, or rathor combination, or he
does not dam 10 have beau tha dscove rcr otOkRoh,
which IL the basis OF the bttess now offered 20 the
public, That honor belongs 10 the native lnhaiaants
Of Central America TO whom u. virtues have been
known for more than two hundred years Armed
with Il the indian bids defiance 10 lhe most deadly
malaria, aud handles, without fear, the most venom
Gus serpautss ~ AZ loneI With them, thai while
theIe " breath in this body rha Oedron u potent to
cure no matter what the disease may be.
while Or, Bulls not prepared TO endorse this or .
t.yagant preens0n, ,he ~ ueyArheless satisfied from
athorouRh examination OF the evidence relating 20
ls virtues, th tas remedy and preventative for all
diseases arising nom exposure, nither 20 change
weather or climate, or TO mlasmsuc influences, u
stands ;iia kEg fflFWTH f1sS
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-30


MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE -, Nearly
wi fourteen seres OF land adjoining the Il, r. sta
non at MiAmi.bnre- FIVE KoRE5 on IrV VINE
EiilAbeth Nipple ct Al Plis] Case No slsO
l.. d. Ahionidss ct al Dsiis. UouIi
PuTsnani to an order OF the Superior court Of Mont
cause, and % me directed. will onsr al P.tie Auc
lioa At the door a. the Oonr House in the rity Of
pATURDAY DECEMBER so, 1885,
Is,d md.sS@ .s ,h ..s aS9,s 3. snd oeleek
the County OF Montgomery aud stats OF ohio and
bounded aud described ionusi BesnR a mart OF ths
North Ea,t quarter Of Aclional section No. TO- To~n
slp No ?, range ea't on the est side OF the Crest
Miami River and sgiAniag al the South West corner
VI Lewis " HAsslnAha TWO lnt thsaos NORTH Win
said HaasenAns lot seven rods, thence est ~ right.
angles seyen rods thence seuih seven Tods thence
Esst 70 the place or bsInniug containing fofty
Also lots nnmbsred hye, siE seven and eight, &C. G.
pJlng In fractional asetion No 10. Towa O. Range
east whch vii more ully appear BY relsishes to
agent Of lhs Antoeids's heiTs. No. oon,alna !
acrcs, and lls peiches. No. suoItainA acres end
Nos contains 8 acres and VI psrchss-srrspt tSo
pieces ofpiopsTty taken irom said lots contain ing sS
aud 70 Jac % schTosdsr the 25d day u December
1855 ,ald deed. belpg recorded In n oh w. No 4
,ees lae aud ~ Ies following is the d. scnpnon
ginning "a poles south o. stone The North boun.
dssy q ssii seeioo beng asFih st Of Jacob
stoSe. thence south s21s9 vAui Il poles . stone,
thenoe nOrth "a ensl oisa thence south 67slo east
20 ef " styna thence north lOl.5 east ples 10
ths beginning containing ~ Rcfsa The ioloulag h
The descnpoa 81 the nece sold to Jacob Schroeder s
soresaid beg'nning Al stone on the north bonndATy
SAID section hsing ths noTih-seft corner OF jacob
achr1edeFs lot. thence north ss1s' vest 2s pOlsH 10
stone henee south iO West " poles 90 stone thence
north lOf' Ssss u poss 10 the begiuninR containing
saia Plops,1 hA. h,sn appraised a g. ooO and can
ss,ss y. 'hFp 'rSIrds q -Aia
Me.asr comm,ssioner Monty sapenor court
ApAn OtAr, Au,y. ..If ".
November IS, lssS. noYa5u6t
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-30

GOLD AND SILVER Watches 4
Bro No. l0l Main street have on hand q
large stock of Gold and SILVER Watches,
which,tliey are deteralinca 10 sell ont, even
if they have to take less than cost. Call and
sec, them 4tdaw q
The Lebanon star says n citizen of that
(Waren) county recently paid Si5OO for
300 hogs in two weeks7S Of them had died
of cholera.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-30
WITHOUT A RIVAL !
nd Justly deserves the reputation II has long en-
iOyedin Central Ameuca and the West Indies
.itIa.f f.lf -TTy.f Hl'.l
IN DYSPEPsIA

An IT. attendant lrsip of syinptons tRots like
A CHARM than mt dieln0. I 1hefe n nothing In the
whole range OF MateHn Medi, that can for moment
bora cnparson with ltin hisyiiheAse
A full account OF his wonferflil plant may he found
IN the ele, onth edition tue Unted STATES Dspt
All 0ry, pages 1881 aud 1875. ,
sories OF experiments In which Dr. buh has been
for years engaged has lust beon brougn 10 success
fu termination, aud he N now enabled 70 os0r 20 the
pubic a co mbnation o. OEDR0E with other approved
tOnirs ths whole preserved IN tue Lest quality Of
copper distilled bourbon Whisky, vhieh he IL o. an
dent has no equal IN thu world.
Ha might furnish W uma OF GeTuhc.tes. bat the
uidlo have long since Learned to estimate such things
y their true vAlun The safest plan s for every one
to testfor himselfhe virtues OF a new medicine
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-30
For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarfh, rOn.
snmptiye aud fhr1at Diseases, ','.
SINGERS AND pOBLTo sRFAKLR5

rsocHEs Aas Usso viva Atw RS aoop SUCCESS.
SINGERS AND POBLTo ePEAKhR5 aal
will fnd Trochss useful IN clearing the voice wh'n
aken before singing or Spelking. and relieving the
throat afier 40 unusua exerlion OF the vocal organ
The Foshss ara relsommsn led and pres'ribsd by
Ply sieians ana.hay ha ta-hnanials from 'cm'neht
men throughout the country. Beog ~ arlcls of true
merit, and lnying psopsf tl'ef efficacy pya t'st OF
many years, each year ands them n new localities
in yisltas parts of the worid al the. 2IosAes arr
uu,yer4 lily re0oiinc ID beilcr than olhef aricles.
Obtain opIy "BRows'a DRoSoli,L Ia waEA, and
do not tslseAns of the Yprtheis Fita.ipattsi hlay
ba offered. E fiV -
eisn oonn'hsr6'tAs cents per snu oGsA0"i~
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-30

Ar COsT-GREAT BARGAINs.-Iessner q
Bro, No. l02, Main Street, opposite the
Phillips House, are now Offering their en-
tire stock of 0vercoats aud Winter Cloth
Ing ,r cosT. Asthis Is Che season Of the
year when such goods are needed by every
body, the public will at once see that this
is the place to buy If theyf want good bar
gains. nov27wadlw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-30

INTERNAL REvENUE DEcIsIoN.-An im-
porth6t fulbne nf tho iCo8infssioner of Ia
temal Revenue at Washington has been an
nounced Ia the following letter Ia the Rev
enue Inspector in Cincinnati. As the de-
cision Is of general application, we publish
Il for the mlorlnation OF all concerned;
Your letttr'of the 18TH Instant request
ing instruction as 10 your action Ia cases
where oil aud whisky dealers IN Cincin-
natl return barrels that they empty; also
such ~ they onn buy, tn the oil companies
aud dtstilleries without removing the IN
specti0n mark, or az any attempt at remov-
ais made, Il l. by simply crossing the mark
with paint that eau easily DE washed of
has been received. In reply, have 10 say
chat the statute imposes the penalty upon
the party Who purchases OF sells empty
barrels, without the Inspection mark Behg
removed II party sells without remov-
ing them, he Is liable TO the penalty, and
the party purchasing y liable TO the same.
The purchaser must require the Remarks tO
be removed before he takes the barrels, II
be would eseape nom the /. .pellalty, and
! they inhisi be efieehhlly Faihovasf qlle
| mere crossing them of with preparation
that can be removed, leaving the marks as
plamas ever, II not a compliance with the
law. The provisions Of the law must bein-
forced by prosecution" "asst v,ga
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-30

TAKE NouCB LApIEs, that tomorrow
morning G. p. Huber 4 Son will have open
and ready TO ,show you, aut fextenslye as
sortrnept of Cloaks aud Cloak rrlmmings,
which have been sent to them by New
York Jobbng House, aud which. they will
sell 1T private sale, regardless of cost. N
You need cloak or any description of
trimmings, you can have an opportunity Of
purchasing. az n considerable saving of
money, ....t..
THE MARoH OF LIGHT.--it has heretofore
been supposed that the march of light like
the tide of population, was westward-that
"Bosting' was the "hub" of the universe,
and that wherever the nasal tones OF the
Yankee We're heard, light sprang forth and
chaos disappeared. But our energetic fell
Ilow-citzcn, the Superintendent of the Gas
Company has reversed these notions. Light
IL now on the march eastward. The -four
ishing establishment of J. b. Pitts d Co,
for the manufacture of Threshimg Machines
BE-. is beautifully illuminated with gas
every evening, Il fact which speaks well for
the prosperity of the concern. We under
stand from our reliable friend, james Kelly,
that it is the intention to light up the whole
of Mad River Township asa reward fol.
her steady adherence toDemocratic prnci-
piles. Mad River Bridge Is to be put in the
line of light this evening.
Albums! Albums "A splendid stock
of Albums of every description, just re-
ceiyed at G. z. Huber q Sons; also Ladies'
Purses, Portmonies, Sntchels Work Boxes
Ladies Companions Opera Glasses, etc, all
Of which will be sold very low.
nov3O-Itd
MIomGAN AprLrs AND PorAroEs, ,---James
Stmsel has received another lot of those
fine Michigan Apples aud Potatoes. They
can be had at j. " Naueith & Sons Fruit
Store, Main street, aud at ellis Flour and
Feed Store, Fourth Street. Cail soon, ns
they are going rapidly. nov20-3td
| sl-4 - q. - ~ ~
| THE CoNrINENTALs viii give their first
Concert, for several years, at Cleggs Hall
this (Monday) evening, when they will ap-
pear In the costume of "ye oldcn tyme,n
and sing some of ''ye olden songs" The
programme will be interspersed also with
some of the latest gems In the art musical,
as also something nice from the operas.
We-eana appreciate the impatlenee of olr
music lovers and can appreciate the do
light in store fOf them! We are Satisfied
there will be n crowded houSe, and intend
oursclf TO be there early. They only re-
main with us two evenings, and il is always
best on hand among the first.
Es" Mothers, who wish to find medicine
peculiarly adapted tothe cure of hHmors
and eruptlons in their children, will find u
safe and sure Que In Scovilrs Blood and
Liver Sirup, which isi acknowledged to be
the best Blood Medicine known, Pbysi-
| clans attest 10 this
|
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-30

GS- SUNSHINE FOR TUE SAD.--Are you
low spirited, tremulolls, subjectto faintness
afflicted with any local weakness, or with
general debility, tonic thy system with
Biokrene Though harmless as waterit is
the most potent tonic and regulator in the
world. Depot, ~ Dey st., New York. Sold
by all Druggists. .tF. .gs,.. .rtE
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-30

eswT MUSIC LRssoNs.-Mr5. J. r. BoLL-
MEYER will give lessons on the Piano 10 u
limited number of pupils. The lessons will
be given al the residences of the pupils, or
at her rooms No. S57 First street, ssmay be
desired.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-30

PETTY THnvING. We hear from a neigh
Dor, that night or two since, he discovered
woman carrying OFF a lot of lumber from
q house he Is building. When hailed. she
begged OF ON the ground that she was
forced by her necessities TO take this means
Of providing herself with faelg9 10 this,
extremity has tie high prize of eveigt
thing driven those who are compelled to
remain in poverty. Can not our loyal"
fellow-citizens have a few more wood pro-
eessiolls, aud thus relieve the needy from
want as well rs disgrace? Or has the time
Sone by for making political capital ont of
such demonstrations Such things will
become more frequent as the cold weather
advances, aud the necessities OF the poor
become more pressing. 'a' a.1 ,.sl
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-30
THE DAILYt EMPIRE.
Dayton, Ohio,
Thursaay, 41lGipNov.! 80, 1855.


GlS- BoARDING.--Several young gentle
men can be accommodated, With boarding,
AZ the 'reAi,iehca q Mrs. r. h 1fltdd tornef
Fourth and Perry streets. 3td