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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07
LAW.
ROBERT. a. HILL,
Attorney Mt Law,

Attorney mt Law.
oFftcE BETWEEN MAIN AND Locusr srs
on Third. - =
/ WOULD INroRM MY FRIENDS AND
termer ratrons that ! have opeued Law
oulee ~ ths reoms iormeriy occupied 81 the Pre-.
vest Marshal. on THIRD str "a. where / viii be
plcssed 70 meet sll Who may dssirs my services
under the assurances that their business will No.
Gel - prompt Ant careful atteatlon
sNiil give particular attention 20 the prosfeu.
tion aud dafence 81 causes tn hs Coufts - VA.
dereurgs aHd adlaininw eountisa, 20 Convssanc.
SOC, sd the examinaiion o. title 20 real eslAte
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07
TO CONTRACTORS.

DRQP0sALS FOB BRICK WORK. CARPEN-
Il tar work, PIastering and Painting nscsasAry
20 snish the lower story Of the syn4KOgas, ~
b resolved mp to the i3th dag Of J1ns, ~ ths
Office Of nuFeRRA Boyd. Arcbitscts, where the
drawings And Specifications can be sen. Js7-s.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07

DRowSED-A son of Mr. Ralph Con-
over was drowned in the Wabash river
about mile.above Terre Haute on Sstur.
day. He was at work on his fathers
farm near the river, and at noon went
TO the river to battle Remaining abb
sent longer than was necessary, search
was made, and bis body found in water
only about waist deep. He has been
subject to fits, and it is supposed be was
thus attacked while in the water.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07

NorIcE.-If c. W. Arthur will call
on or address Messrs. Elliott & Co,
Memphis, Tenn, be can End the where
abouts Of bis mother, Mrs Mary Ar
thur. Gmyl5-d3w.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07

R@- Having made arrangements to
transfer our business to Cincinnati in .
few months, We offer our present stock
of Drugs, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Win
dow Glass, glassware and Perfumery,
in quantities to suit, at a decided bar.
gain.
my20lm LEioH, CARLsTEDr & Co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07
NOTICE.


FFFO HhEAU9 HhAN An d aNUHM
& EATERS -
We have sold OF orr old stock Of Flour, and
are new y the nArkst With Freah White sud BED
WHEAT rIcurs Mail feat groznd; Corn tuss
thEon9h slaxstorKs an1 very n1es 9u4 sisAn, ia
EvansviIIs, Ind. 81 aEE
- IGLEHKARF BRoTHKRs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07

BOGUS REPORTER - A young man
named Neweomb went aboard the steam
er Silver Noon, at Cincinnati, and rep
resented himself as being connected with
the Argus as reporter, stating that this
paper would settle for his passage, upon
his arrival at Memphis. The officers Of
the boat, not suspecting any roguery,
allowed him to come to Memphis on the
terms mentioned. During the trip down
he had the impudence 10 carry the trick
still farther, by running into the bar
Keeper a bill of g. so, telling him to
send the bill to the Memphis Argus,
when the boat arrived at this city. Upon
the arrival of the boat he left immedi-
ateIy, and we have neither seen Mr..
Newcomb or the whisky bill. Our river
friends win do well to look out for the
cheat as he may desire to continue
down the river. he is in no way con
nected with this Office, nor do We know
who he is.-Repsphas argus.
If we are not mistaken, the same
scoHndrel swiadled Us out of two dol
lars about two and half years ago. We
win examine our old 6lss Of isttsrs and
~ ~ -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07

RESTORATION MEETINGs.-The Mem.
phis and other Tennessee papers come
TO us flled with proceedings Of meetings
held by citizens of that State, TO con-
slider the best plan for restoring them
selves and the State to the full protec-
ton of the Federal Government. The
same is, also, true Of Mississippi and
other Southern papers. The people
down there seem more eager to get back
than they were TO get of in 1861.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07

FoR THE NoRrHwEsT.--A La Crosse
(Wis.) letter of the 18th says:
Every boat from below brings new,
faces, and strange men, women and
children from the Southern States to the
rich prairiss of the Northwest, looking
for homes where land is rich, the crops
certain, and labor in demand. Hun
drads of families from the South have
already this spring come nortkwsrd,
bringing what little they have, Tin many
cases little enough broken down in
health and spirits, but with desire to
make q home some where beyond the
tramp of soldiers and the battle fields
where lie the remains of loved relatives
As q general thing, all such are kindly
welcomed. The Western people are
hospitable; their doors are opened, and
hands outstretched to the needy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07
PROVISIONS.
KISS PORK, BACON and LAID

FOE SALE.
vTTR HAVE IN STORE 200 800 .Pogsgs OF
w ~ Baedn .consisfing Of Haas shs1ieefs.
rs..~ 80 RIbbad ssdsa. Also, Mes PORK SIS
$1,000 4 I.rf xhlch Ne are ofsrt1z % ne
80 a fsis prscss PREsTeM BIOS
al - $50 si Nc. EiEat Stfssh
80
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07
Thernometers.

GooD ASSORTMENT OF THERMOMETERS
W for sale by ii. J. SCHLAEPFER,
Cor. Main and Second streets.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07

THAT SLIDE.-The Columbus land
slide turns out to he humbug, No
buildings or men we're pFeoipitated into
the river or other injury done. A few
feet of q projecting portion of the point
named slid into the river, carrying with
it one small tree, which but added to the
beauty and symmetry of the point Cairo
Times. ia
Cairo correspondents are prone to
magnify events. Their correction af
fOrds a subject for second paragraph.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07
MARRIED.

os the ist iast.. BY the Rev. Mr.. Buckles. at
Rockville, Ind., Mr.. JoHS W. LTos, Of Evans
vile. to Miss We BAKEE, Of RoekSilIs, Ind, II
the residences Of the brides father.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07
KANAWHA SALT.

IN AnO LARGE AND SMALL BARREL
~ ths lowest market prizes, BY
L. RuFFNKR,
No, NORTH Water ss-. over First EAsissal Bank.
As-sm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07
SUNDRIES.
FANCY GOODS.
H. IT. SCh1apEer-

VNyoULD GALL THE ATTENTION OF TIN
w public to his splendid assortment of Fancy
Toilet articles, consisting Of
SO varieties Of Toilet Soaps.
Hair, Tooth, Nail and Flesh Brushes.
Combs in endless Varieties.
Theatre Rouge, Diamond Dust. sll
Bloom Of Ninon, AlAbaster Tablet. and
all Styles OF Paints and Powders.
Pun Boxes, Pun and Toilet Bottles.
Everything necessary to complete the Tsilet
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07
HARVEST TOOLS.


Hall, Brown & Co.'S snEths and
Cradles. sass.s & $50
Hail. Brown s. Co.'S Has & Manure
Perks 81 7ssc4
Blood's Grass, Grain, Brisr and
Lawn scythes.
Waldron's Grass q Grain seythes.
soythe and Grind Stones
Hay Rakes and Hay Knives.
Rrass and Enamelled Kettles.
Apple Parers.
For sale at the Lowest Cash
Prices, at
JACOB sTRAUB 4 SONS,
"a Main street,
lst (neiow the q ashinston HofstA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07

The Strawberry FEsTIvAL-The ex-
travagant heat had tendency to lesson
the crowd at Mozart Hall last night, yet
the attendance was good and the re-
ceipts quite encouraging. The prepare
tons were on that liberal scale which
always distinguish the ladies of the Lo-
Gust Street Church, and the refreshments
were greatly relished by those present.
At 10 o'clock to-day q magnificent
Lunch will be set TO which all the bust.
ness men of the city are invited.
Tonight the Festival will be repeated,
when fresh strawberries and delicious
cream, and other dainties, will be served
by smiling and bewitching ladies, and
every effort viii be made to render the
entertainment attractive cH
The Crescent City Silver Band made
delightful music last night, and win be
present tonight y 81 44&a
;" Those who have o tastefor luxuries
and RATIONAL social enjoyment, involv-
ing bns a small outlay Of greenbacks
aud postal currency, aud who, at the
same time, deaire to promote q worthy
object, shonld make it point to drop in
during the evening Young men, espe-
cially, should a.s~ 02 81
4 !. Come 10 the fatal beard tonight,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07
RAaidenna For Sale.

A SPLENDID SUBURBAN BEsTDEECE, OF
n 1--WE acres, within the city limits-a two story
brick house, with stable, &c, aud fruits Of All
descriptions. WIN be sold low BY $500 p
myls.u A. JOHNSON.
A LAR0E HOUSE, with 10 rooms, large cellar
~ and all eonvenfenoes, good location, admiTa-
bly, situated for n boarding. House. Price 800.
mh29,n A. JOHNSON
A LARGE TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE
~ double tenement, two fots-wili rent for
$500 per year Price $4,000. 4....,,,.,
mh29,u a. JOHHsOh.
IyIRsT GLASS BUILDING LOTS, fronting
II Biaekford's Grove, above Main Street., can be
had VERY low and on time. am Fesersing 20 Of
these lots for fac houses 0nig, 10 be bult By pur-
chasers. lmh29,tfl A. JOHNSON.
OK good DWELLING HOUsEs-Just finished
- 81 200 each. Inquire OF .,
mari ,dtE A. JOHNSON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07
WANTED.

REFORMATION WANTED.
Il fhs undersigned is anxious 70 fad his wife
Mrs Lucinda Dodgsn, and her sister - Masa
Amanda Woiraven, who came 70 EvansFtlis ron
Marietta, Ga, sometins IN November last or the
first Of DecembSr. Any Information conesrnins
thsm, left with J. p. Elliott, Esq Township
Trustee, will be gratsfuIly rsesixsd.
js7 W.o. DoDsEH'
TEFoRmATIoH OF JOHN EELs0E-A BOY
4 twelve wears Of are Left his mothers real
aence at Eswburg on Thursday morning last5 y
small Of his age : had on blue army cloth Pahts,
check shirt, dark eolorsd jeans a. $50 blac :
hat All Ie-sors are warned against hsrboTtng
mABaARET NELSON
nvSO1m Hswburgp Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07
u. S. $50 six Per Cont.
GOLD BEARING BONDS.


Thsss Beads are nos worth a hauds me pre-.
niash, saa ar sxsmpt = arr All tbs Gssssasssnt
Beads. frsas ssase. ca-tg eai M4aseipal Isaasse..
'saasA ads ira aas . slsse rsr ssa - aasan .
issi' Tsi-s, secorlius 70 the rate laysl On oshss
PrePsEty. rhsiatsrssi . psyable ssuai. Annually.
" s9uPoas 4ataehad "a each aoss, whIsh may b
eas - sna ssii g asy hauk os eazksr.
The interest, az $50 per cent,
amounts 20
One cent per day on $50 note.
TIVE cents I" a sI0O
Tea :" $500 /"
90 $1,000 I.
One dollar {" +" ssSOOO :"
Notss - All the senouinsfious nsua vii n,
promFsiy iaraiahed apea rseeipg u suescripsious,
fhe Notes q tuIs ThiFi ssvies arr prreissh
siniisr n form and rriyiiesas Is ne seven. ri
ties airsady sola, oxesps thal the Govarr nnsus r.
ssrFes 20 iiself the option 81 paying interest /,
gold coin Al pr oent. instsaa II s.ih.As q
currency. sabaeribsrs ~ll desla 4 the interest Is
currency 40 20 July 18th, a. tue tima wi,sn the,
s4bserite
The Delivery o. 10 uotss 81 thl, sAira s.r,,. AZ
The ssvsu -Thirties VIA araususe en- ths LAT .,
Juae' aud viii he mace promptly aud contlpa
ousiy sfier thai dass
Ilse alSshs shrnks maia o. tie conditions az
this THIRD sERfEs aH,ets ouly The matter 81
iatsfrss- ThsTaymsst ~ .s5id II d ads. am B.
equivalent 70 iho currency isssrest Of The histsr
rata.
The return - specie IssygAeuts, ia The event 81
Shieh only VIII te cption 70 pay interest ID cola
be avaiisd % would % reduce aud sqaslise priss
that purchases aleso wil6 sta pa cent. Ia sold
would h. falls s4aai 70 taos. sass wish seven "a
three tenihs per cent In currency. This b
The Only Loan in Market
Nov offered y she Govern meat, aad h superior
aeFsn issssssnaks "a the. ar
Great Popular Loan Of the People
t.ssa't thar s-aca0 opaBr 10 . "a st,horls d
~ Congress sre now op Ih- market raj,
smount, At the rate ~ which sh,Iur absor III.
viii all BE- sabserilsd Ter v.ib,s si,,r i,fs.
when thc uei-s y il H-i n.,i aI5 ..ia....i . pi .
AniAFi e. A.s net ret. Be- SIZE rts. :, hrihr
sniHrr Flitst fsaih et.as8f
In ctas rst tlsss4 F ta-s.a a
OF Ae country n,sy iatfssf.# ~ iiasair-f ti o.
she Loan, ths hsiioaal lsars q, au.its lsaes ~ a
PrisHsc nAahfr hfms. 81 $50 Etls have
generally agreed - sesstye ss,srl eigs.,sas -
snhsotihsrs wilt saiocf iieir =. iIfs al shtp.
they have eohGseuea. eaa who CATS sse g. Ia
FesPousts iof The deii4efy q laf asi.s lsrp hlel
thy receive orders,
JAY COOKE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07
FOR SALE.
for Sale

(,ORNER OF first AEDL0CUsT STREETS,
" opposite the old Post Office, 70 BY ITO lest,
with all the improvements. This Ia ons OF the
most desirable business lois In the city, and VIII
be- sold on reas0nabls terms II application De
made at once. lmy23,tfl A. JOHhsoh-
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-01

"a
liarly dislikeiL beiie1iag u to be very un-
healthy. Potatoes corii-beef and cabbage
formed the principal part of his daily diets
and he seldom had any desire for anything
.inoTe than this plain farei, Pies atil cake
he very seldom eat, caring but little for
them. In his younger days he disliked to-
baeco very, much, aud Ecould not beart the
finles eof Il; hut whehf he WIS 'sfxty-five
years old he smoked his pipe and soon be-
came much attached to IL, and In his old
age he said Il was such comfort that lie
could no more deny himself the indulgence
than he could his daily food. His hearing,
senses of touch, feeling aud smelling were
AL remarkably acute hisVoice was Strong
and clear and he conversed with wonderful
ease. No signs of second childhood OF
n weakness of the mind could be detected.
His memory was remarkable, and by a
method of association of things, time and
plaftS llle would tell very neatay every
little incident and the time and place of its
occurrence during his life. lie was never
sick day, although at times he suffered
with the toOthachp. lie never applied any
cure, nor did he ever have n tooth drawn,
but suffered them to fall out of their own
accord, Az the time OF his death he had
only four teeth left. His eyeslght for two
years previolls. 70 hi, death eommence1 TO
Idecline, and when dissolution occurred he
was almost blind. His hair never turned
lgray. lie was rebel in the Irish Rebellion
4 OF i7sjs. and Was wounded if the left leg.
| His invarablc answer to the question Whit
lhe thought more than anything else caused
him to i've 80 long was temperance, cXer-
Icisc. plain food regular meals, aud regular
hours in going to bed and getting up.-
| Netp JOrE Herdld.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-01
A beautiful Sentiment.

Tx Marvel, in his Reveres of Bache-
loT,r thus writes in 8Il14Lyg Iu u
Il q man without some sort of religion, Is ut
best, poor reprobate, the football of des-'
tinv, with no. tie linking toaflinity and to
the woBdrous eternity that il within him
but woman without it, is seven worse--a
flame without a heat, IL rainbow without
color, iloyer without perfume.
Atmapmay in some sort tie his frah hopes
aud honors, with weak shifting ground
tackle inIhi business Of the, world, but n
woman without that anchor which they call
faith, is adrift and Il wreck. A man may
clumsily continue a kind of responsibility
of motive, can find no basis in any other
system of right action, but that of spiritual
faith. man may craze his thoughts and
his brain, to thbughtfulness in such poor
hmborage US Fame and Reputation may
stretch before but a woman--where can
she put her hope in storms II not IN
| Heaven? n slt ,loa sdi q. fits5i .t .f.sll !,
And that sweet stfulnees--that abidiN
lloye--that endearing hope. mellowing
levery scene of life lighting them with the
| pleasantest radiance; whcn,the worlds cold
storms break like an army with smoking
Icannon-what can bestow II all but a holy
soul tie to what is stronger than an army
with cannon Who that has enjoyed the loye
of a Christian mother, but will echo The
thoughtNyith energy andhatlow itwitl, Q
tpart
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-01
Death of n Very ola Man.

James Mccormick who was without
doubt the oldest man In the United States.
died in Newburg, N V ON the llth ult,
at the good old age ofione hmdred and
fourteen years, three months and live days.
He was as remarkable Tor health alid
strength rs for longevity, and his life was
an excellent temperance argument. lie was
born August 6, l75l, in the county of Cdyln,
ireland Ills age was accurately fixed by
the fact that in the Irish Rebellion OF l79S,
when ages became az important there IS
they We're here during the recent dram ne
was then forty seven years old. In his
youth he was not remarkable for anything
but health and strength. He was avery
early reser, often going To his work before
daybreak. He would work all day, and conf
ing home az night very tired, naturally
sought his bed early. When a young man
he iifted on one occasion. stone weighing
seven hundred pounds.
He was also quite pedestrian III his
younger days. On one OCCASION he walked
to Dublin from place ilfty-two miles
from it, and the next day he walked back
10 the place in less than thirteen lho,iif.
,If thereaNas u tair,p said be once, ,a..withi il
eighty miles, went to IL; for fyOui knoY
walking was way we had OF sallllg ~
those days" lie was not married until lle
was fOTty-fiYe years old. lie was the father
of fourteen children, fiveo whom died IN
1reluIu, anu the otlltI hlilc tftlhI WV "
this country. He was among the last u
come over and arrived In this country IN
the latter part of 1916, and with the eXeep-
tion of three years spent out West, he has
always lived at New Windsor.
Some of his habits were very curious. i
was the custom In his days, AZ well as u
ours, when farmera worked IN the tield Y
take a pail of water or some other beyerag'
along with them 10 quench thirst; but h'
once stated that no matter how hard ~
worked he never experienced thirst as other
did. He drank very little water or any fluid
and at his meals was accustomed TO seasol
his food so highly with salt that no one bp
himself could eat 1t and after his meal =
during il he seldom felt the want of drinl
of any kind. ..Atpne time said he, ii va
distiller without license, and although
handled liquor like dish-water never 70
dulged 10 please myself or TO please W
friends" , ..,..uu<x
rt His food during his life was coarse pt
healthy. He never used tea or e0feellht
ayear before his death, and milk be PaItlep
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-01
THE Daily EMPTRE.
rmr r1mn WI CemE.

ny asua ,REr swtraf
Eaioy tho sprhg, ENJOY the spring, 7c'
IF. f... The young years happy day I
Tho time wit como, the time viii come,
when 'tis nae LANCER May.
Gather the boanie aos7ers that yohh
Around yer path has si,oWn - Cd ]
The fiha win come, tie lime WI como, /
when yonth tofeysf h'wn ataf-
.# cherish tue friends that now ara yours
I,st naething loye offend aH HU
The time will coinr, the time Will come,
Whom va may lacE n friend .sa.
Oh love sac lang a. love ye can,
oh love $40 lang ye dare ~ ..r|
.. Tho u,e will come, the time viii come
wheu yc shan love nae maif.
on lax yer lassie's haud IN yours,
Gaze ON her beauty rare; s.t
The time sll canie The tune vii cone,
when shet langer mir su.
Oh ca yer ba,rMes round yer hearth,
And Pit them 81 year knee
The time wit come, the uu,e Will come,
When thcy't use burncs lie,
OH shve sac LANG ~ hive We can, .'"''
% live $40 lang ye may t.. t..
The time will come, Tho Tine VIII come,
WHEN lie ~ ta'en away.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-01
Climate not the Cause of Color.

Ii is a common opinion that the eli
mate alone is capable of producing all the
diyersities of complexion so remarkable IN
the human race. A very few facts may
snffice to show that such can not be the case.
Thus the negroes of Van Diemen's lanti,
who are among the blackest people on earth,
live in a climate as cold as that OF ireland !;
while the Indo Chinese nation, who live In
tropical-Asia. are of brown and olive com
pleXion. IL is remarked by a Humboldt
that the American tribes of the equinoctial
region have no darker skin than the noun
taineers of the temperate zone. SO, also,
the Puelches of the Magallhuic plains, be-
yond the iltty-fifth degree of south latitude,
areubsolutely darker than Abipones, TOBIAS
and other tribes who are many degrees
nearerthe equator. Again, the CharrlIas, who
live south Of the Rio de Ii Plate, are almost
black. while the Guayeas, under the line.
are among the flirest of the American
tribes. Finally, not to multiply examples.
those nations OF the Caucasian race which
have become Inhabitants of the torrid zone,
in both hemipheres. although their descen-
dants have been for centuries exposed to
the most active influences of the climate
have never in a solitary instance exhibited
the transformation from Caucasian to Ia
Negro complexion.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-01
Pruning Grapes I'm the Fall.

o.ro,,,.rs fIp1nV a,,rttninn. tfffiF
mos. s,pio,s, MT tbi,,l ba;bnrar
WINS w spIing; c,,,i,g,s ~, tbe
..ee, oes tha, ~ .,.', "ot ncar IN GOOD as
e,,ie9' I"ey ,''ros,,jl, n,,,nsd
u tahen on i'' M M rhe 'ro,J IL crb
vi Puii a""S IN n;,,s,,l has, Tho water h.
que,tiy 50 iii,u'u i.' ~ i'J'uu,, u;,,;,''r ~
''2I 70 s,oT ,n i 'v Wv, nrnd1rin crut Is better,
me Woou leI. l9r P'V,,uVaIlS T c,I H. % e,6b
Io[ pclllS p'ule W. ~ 4 a ieadiIv he
NOR i e',sliy ',,'1od .ii5htiu will aarth
% l1 ~ uoN "A t'ia II Is sod
anI AMI. II We ', ,o,lbI nav tS nroteht
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-01

A pMIEIsTRAIOR's ROrIOE.- EN- AEUEL MIL
n LER has heen appointed AdmnistIator OF Dam
iel Miller, deceased, late Of Van Buren, Township
Mhutsonttefts county, Ohio! noylsW3t
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-01

FJyHIs PREPARATION Is UEEQUALED AS A
i Rejuyenator and Restorer OF wasted or lLert
functions. -a
The aged should be certain to make the Biokrene
household god, inasmuch as u will u nd sr them
youthful In feeling and in strength and enable them
10 live again the days OF theIRristine JOY IL
not only eKharates but strengthent pud 10 really an
Invaluable blessing, especially to those who have
been reduced TO a condition Of servihty, selrabuse,
misfortune, ordinary sickness. No matter what
the cause OF the impOtency OF any human organ,
this suparb preparation will remove the asetat once
and forever.
@ BIOKRENE.
CURES IMP0TRNCY GRRRRAL DEBILITY.
NRR YOUS INCA 4PACITP, DYSPEPSIA, pEpRRS-
SION, Loss or APPRTITR, LOW gFlRI1s,
RRARNRS8 or TIE ORGA MS or 9RNRRAII0R,
IMBRClLITY, MKNTAL IND0LRNCk. kMACLA-
TTON. kNNUI. IT HAS a MOST DELIGHTFUL,
DESIRABLE AND R0YKL RFBBcT UPON fHh
MIR HOUS 8 PSTEA; and all who are In any way
prostratod by nervous disabilities are Earnestly ad-
vised TO sock In this most eHcsient and nne'
qualed preparation.
Persons who. by imprndsnee, have lost their IA =
URAL plG0R, will find -peedy and permanent
cure In the
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-01
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
PAID ON TWO LOSSES IN
THIS CITY WITHIN THE
PAST SIX, MONTHS.

Among all the contrivancea OF men to protect the
family circle from want, none can be fsund more sim.
ple in its character noble in ta features certan In
ta results, than Life Insurance II 10 the prop which
the dying husband leaves to
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-01
The Brave Man Looks

That he may grapple with lt; the wlse man, that
be May study its nature and palAte its threatening
The means oi psation are at hand Of easy access to
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-01
nAYroN, XENTA AND COLUMDtfs RAULROAD,
ca M W.
CI{ANgE.OF TIME


q , uftii 1850 ifhiu pii 49, .|.lti3li itt iN
d Thibu5k 7faihsfro,r DAYTON 10 all Eastern CYhss
lritf -iA 90 $500 li99N ----- a IflI Iil. 20 90
s.THREE, DAILY TRAINS EAST, leaving Dayton
iumtus 4cdonmud ton, ll;a5 A .M NJ Night EEpretY
$50 .
ARRIVING AT y tYTON--Night Express, 4:4b y.
NJ. Columbus Accommodation, 9:s5 A. NJ Dayton
Express, 7i6 a, NJ, ,.s.i.l f.,a,t. IiIffy .,
Trains run 10y Columbus time. which IS seven min
utes fastAr than Dayton time. . "a 'a ~
Through tIeEs cts can be had Tor all Eastern Ctiies
by calling on 9anueiW King, Ticket Agent
~, -E .lsdG inl E.W. WOODWARD, ,Sup't,
mat Cincinnat OHIO.