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per year, Invariably in sdVsnoeJ-.,
RATES or ADVERTISING.
TO ADVERTISERS IN DETAIL.
PATABLE IN ADVANCE

Advertisement in the Special Column, first time,
nom ! 70 s lines, 81 Oo-esch additions line, %
cents; subsequent Insertions, 10 cents per line. In
Local Column, fret time, rom l 10 ) lines, 81 90
each additional line, 80 cents; subsequent inser-
tons, IS ceats per hne.
An ADVERTISEMENTS occupying special position,
.rdRl double column advertisements, viii be
charged 81 per cent. advance on regular rates.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
VII be charged Af the regular advertising rates,
and must Invariably be paid n advance, or no in
seruon made.
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF CANDIDATE.
For State $40 %
For GOlnty 7 u
For Oily 6 90
We, the undersigned, have this dsy adopted the
above mates for advertising, 70 which We bind our
selves strictly 70 adhere.
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JOHN WALLACE, for the DspGGh
BARRY, WTHHAM a co. for RssA.
NASHVILLE. TEsE., Sept. ., 1894.
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SPLENDID LIST OF ARTICLES
An to be sold for One Dollar each.

q " v NAA
All the gOodsI N the above List Will be sold, with
out reservation, for ONE DOLLAR each. Certificates
Of all the VARIOUS articles are placed IN similar en-.
EelOpss and sealed. These envelopes vii be sent
bY mall, or delivered 81 our Office, without regard
to choice. On receiving q certificate you will see
what it represents, aad Il is optional with you 70
send one dollar and receive the article named, OF
RnY other In the LIST Of ssme valus. lnail traDsac.
tons by mail we charge Tor forwarding the ceruf,
Gates paying postage and doing the business, 25
cents each. FIVE CERTIFICATES viii be sent ior 81
ELEVEN for 81; THIRTY for s.; SXTY-FIyE for $40
and ONE HUNDRED Tor SIS. By this mode We give
selections from a varied stock Of fne goods, Of the
best make and latest styles, and Of intrinsic worth,
st 3 nominal price, While al hsve q chance Of secu-
ing articles Of the very highest value.
We guarantee entire ssnsactOn in eTery Instance,
snd If there should be any person dissatisfied with
any article they may receive, they may immediate
" return If, and the pnce will be refunded.
AqFNTs-We allow those acting az Agents, Ten
Cents CO each Certificate ordered, provided thsiI
remittance amount Ia One Dollar.
They Will collect twenty-five cents Tor every Ger
tifcate, aud retaining 10 ceatsi remit 10 Us Il cCEts
for esch.
ssrAddFess GEO. DEMERIT & CO,
isnl-Gm SOB Broadway, New YORK.
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Z-3O Loan.

These notes are issued under date Of July 10
1865. and are payable three years from that dats in
currency, or are convertible st the option Of the
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-04
The Worlds Great Remedy,

It's reputation for cunug scrofula. old ulcers, IN,
Joint complaint, liberated sore throat, white swell
ing, dark blotches, or defects IN the shin, bols. vel
low SKIN, lnsrssmus or wasting flesh, rheumsu,
affections, paine in the bones, SC, Is without uarsl
lei. The weak sud debiEta1ed. oT sny disease Of
Ecrofulous nature, Il Is sure 10 do good, as ths
many thousand testimonials nom an parts Of tn,
world viii prove; nothing @er discovered can com.
pare with &c IN cuIlng that class Of Disorders.
GMercural and Syphiluc Diseases OF short or Iona
stsnding-nothing has ever proved so ehecJual N
completely Graduating every yssHge Of these dsn.
Cerous complaints.
Chrome Ecypelas OF the Fsce is cured 70 = great
C~ertanty.
Dark blotches, or defects IN the SKIN, oaen times
Rppesr. The "PansHa' snd Ointment vii clesr
We SKIN, aud give = more youthful complexion.
To be sure Of getuw the pure and genuine Pan
sees, purchase directst the principal Office Of DR..
sNayne 4 Son, 3S0N0th Sixth street Philadelphia.
or 81 the Drug store q
WAC. ". SMuTH, Druggists,
Cor. Church and Vine SIS. Nashville.
msyl2-Sm Wedln.suE
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Great Popular Loan Of the People

Less than szsO,OOO,OOO of the Loan authorized by
the last Congress are now on the market. This
amount, at the rate at which it is being absorbed,
will be subscribed for within sixty days, when the
notes VIII undoubtedly command a premium. as
has uniformly been the case on closing the SUBJ
scriptions to other Loans.
In order that citizens of every town and section
OF the country may be afforded facilities for taking
the loan, the National Banks, State Banks, and
Private Brokers throughout the country have gen.
orally agreed to receive subscriptions at par. Sub
scribers will select their " agents, in whom they
have confidence, and who only are responsible for
the delivery Of the notes for which they receive
orders.
JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT,
No. u4south Third Street, Philadelphia.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED by the
First National Bank Of Nashville.
Second Neuonal Bank OF Nashville.
msy26 to aug I!tn
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In many affections with which numbers Of Fe-
nlsies suffer he ROOT n HERB JUICES Ia
mos nAppAl siapted-ln OicerAted Uterus, 10 Leu
eorrhBa, IN bearing down, FALLING Of ne womb
DebItyI anl ur 81 complalnLs InsIdanf Z, tha -
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Fluid Extraot SarsapaFIll
IA

This an Affection Of the blood, and siacnli
8sIuzl Organs, Innings q the Nose. Ear, l1f
Wmdpipf, and other mucus surfaces, mAEA
appearsnss 10 the form Of Ulcers. HamhndaA
Tract ~Esraapzdlla parties ths bl0od ani reL
al scsy Hrupuons 81 the SKIN, giving % ne a.
pleE0n q clear and healthy color. Ebang
% expressly for this cla.s o. c0mplGnal is ha
punfYnR properties are preserved t0a UealA-
Tent than aRy other preparation Of BauaPAnAA
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Although You msy be pronounced -p-ursba ia
ssmarltsn's Root and Herb juices vii rsmovs svsrV
Sesuge Of Impurities from me system ii veil a. Al
the BAD effects Of mer,ury.
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Nashville, Tennessee.
just Received,

200 Barrels Flour,
200 Bags and half Bags Flour,
100 Barrels Sugar,
Is Sacks :Cefs4
5 Barrels Syrup,
10 Kegs BsLcher'S Saint Louis Syrup
3 Casks Sugar Cured Hams,
300 Barrels Country Hams,
200 Bags BoHsd Neal
1000 Barrels Sad,
Lard in Barrels, half Barrels and Kegs.
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cECRET DISEAsEsm SECRET
DIsERaEa
sAMARTTANs GIFT.
Sent By NAL in a PLAN envelope.
BLOOD. BLOOD BLOOD

BLOOD BLOOD. BLOOD.
Scrofula, Ulcers, Sores, Spots. letters.
Scales, Boils, Syphilis or VeneriaI
Diseases, etc
SAMARITAN ROOT AND HERB JUICES
Is offered 70 TIE public IS 8 positive cure.
s1fhlL1S OR NENERIAL DISEASES the "A.
MAhiIANs ROOT AND HERB JUICES l. To-
most potent certain and edectusl remedy ever pre.
scnbedi t reaches and eradicstas svsry ps-5eis n
ne fenerea poison, 50 that the cure b thorourb
and permanent Take then. ofthis PURIFYING Rem.
ely shq % heaed, and not transmit 20 your pos
'eii5 lhat lot which you may repeul IN Glsr years.
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Samaritan's wash

Is, in case % syphilis, used in eepunrt,, v,,
ne hoot and Herb Juices. Ful direca0ns.
Inc et1cacT Of these remedies IS sIIk- aeEooVl-
eoged og physeans and patients. They are used
many Of our brave soldiers.
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WHAT THR SURGEONS SAY az TEE O..
MlRTTANS nFErEnrer - "a.

'fosT HOSPITAL FoET MABzHAuL1
Baltimore, Nd. Feb. 81, lssL
cave AreaL sausiacuon M stating tEst 1 have
ease IN Us most customary form; thst have use5
them with judgment, discretion, snd properlv snJ
have iound them 10 respond TO my anti.Insr01-
sit1n, Ihaye the fullest confidence nj thar etB-sv
ana as tara my use Of Them extends recommend
th5m strongly. ALrEru q E.vrr-
Assistant surgeon 5tn New York Vots. %
Let t be understood that these remedies arc a
commented snd VII positively Cure the diseases
for which they are offered.
F1ce o. Male Packages, Samsritgn's Gr 4OO.
kemsie S.Ui Root and Herb Juice 9 uU. Wasb
50 cents.
Sold BY WI. &C. W. SMITH. Dr1gyists
Corner Churrh and Vine st-zetg.
NASHVILLE, TIM.
Desmond 4 Co., PropretoTs, SO Rsce streets,
Philadelphia.
Ianl6-6m.
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'Auo of the above list Of Goods will be sold for on,
dollar each. Certificates Of all the various articles
stating what each one can have, are first up in en-
yelopes, sealed up, and mixed; and when ordered
are taken out without regard to choice and sent By
mail, thus giving a fair chance. On receipt Of the
Certificate you will see what you can have, snc
then Il is your option to send one dollar and take
the article or not.
In all transactions by mail we shall charge fol
forwarding the Certificate for paying postage, and
doing the business 25 cents each, which must bt
enclosed when the Certificate is sent for. Five Ger.
tihcates will be sent for 81; eleven for 50; thirty FOL
IS sixty five for $40; and a hundred for SIS.
A~GENTS-ThnEe acting as Agents will be allowed
ten cents on every Certificate ordered by them,
provided their remittsnces amount to one dollar.
Agents will collect % cents for every Certificate,
and remit Is cents to Us, either in cash or postage
stamps. Great caution should be used by our cor.
respondents in regard 70 giving their correct i'd
dress, town, county and State. Address
J. Il. WLNSLOW & CO.,
aprls-Sm 2Os Broadway, New York.
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40 Treasury Notes,

uhich are issnsa IN sums q $50, $50. 500, siooo,
and $500. the inienssl reyabie on l5th June and
18Th q December Of each yearl m june, ltt3, Wien
hey can Be converted INTO The famous $50
sold beaneg G per cent Bonds, equal % about -
per cent. interest, - no state, County or Ciy tan
can b levied upon these securities.
Further information can Be bad ~ thu Rank, No.
q, OorJ 6HesL mAy9-lm
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laaa 10 hAlsam, Mercury. o. UuPeassrimafsss
Nf unpleasant sEd -asnEeruus dsalaa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-15

NEwBgRS, March ~ Yesterday tho enc
my fell back across the Nense River, after
burning the bridge on that stream.
II unsupported they also burned the rebel
ram at tbs same time which was guarding
the bridge
Timber is now going forward to rebuild the
bridge.
The railroad is completed to within short
distance Of the river, opposite Kinston. The
enemy will not be able TO remain ia Knsion
long, even il they decide to make another
stand, of which there is much doubt. Deser
.tars aud refugees continue to come into iour
lines.
The enemy suffered most, owing to their
repeated charges on our works, in which they
we're repulsed each time with severe loss. =
Our troops stood their ground manfully, and
are IN high spirits over the prospect of meet
ing Sherman sOou.
General Sherman has opened communica.
ton with Wilmington from Fayetteville, and
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-15

NEw YoRK, March ID The Herald
Washington special says
A letter from Schofelds headquarters, da-
ted Newbern, March llth, says:
This morning Polk attempted to break our
lines, but was repulsed with terrible saugh-
ter. Our own loss is not more than three or
four hundred killed and wounded The rebel
loss in killed, wounded, and prisoners, is eight
times greater.
We have possession Of the field, and the
rebel dead and wounded are in our hands.
Sanitary supplies are abundant at the front
The Sanitary Commission has sent to New.
bern 100000 worth of supplies, and is load
ing several more vessels for the same place
Newbern is to be made depot for SANITARY
supplies for the armies in North Carolina,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-15
! By Telegraph.
AFTERNOON iREPORTsIl
TheiRattIe nc KlnAton


y NEw YORK, March l5.--The Heralds New
bern correspondent dated March llth saws
Some OF the heaviest fighting there, ha,
been sincethe Corps commanded by Genera
Cox reached the vicinity of Klnston occurred
OH FridayW
The rebels had evidentlyearned that Gen.
Couch with portion OF the 23d Corps was
not far off and would soon Join Cox, and il
urged them to extraordinary desperation
They charged again and again upon our
works, making ten or twelve separate charges
through the day, ..,,...s ..'.
4 GenetAlly they spent their fury upon the
left, but some ofthe time would charge upon
the entire line, vuinly hoping that the momen-
tum OF so large body would break down
everything
Our men however stood their ground hero
icaly, as attested by piles of slain rebels "
ing before our works in various directions.
The enemy also fought with valor worthy of n
better cause, it was IN vain however
Friday night and Saturday morning
Couch's forces came up from towards VIII.
mnRton and effected junction with Cox,
which gave us an advantage, of course, of
which the rebels were not slow to become in.
formed. So they at once began to fall back
abandoning all further opposition this side of
the Neuse river, and they are now on the
north side of the river, with the bridge that
crosses over to kinston partially burned The
much talked of ram Neuse was also partially
destroyed Our forces followed them up Wig.
orousiy, and will doubtless prepare to cross
over the river at once by means of pontoon
bridge, or by re-layiDg new timbers over the
old bridge for the cars TO pass over. ! appre-
hend that there will be no difficulty now, in
driving the rebels back from any point where
they may see ct to make stand.
tNoTE This correspondent says that Sher
man has been heard from at Fayetteville, re.
porting all right Laurel Hill, and not Fay
ettevlle, is the place, undoubtedly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-15
Cloaks and MantiIlas
SuERIFFS SALE.
Isaac Hannah, ct al, w. John v. Meiher,I ct nj
Superior Court or Montgomery Co, ohio =
I Case No. 1904. In Partition ~ .l


IN PURSUANCE Of, and Ia obedience TO- the com
i mand Of an order Of sale made by the Superior
Court q Montgomery County, Ohio, at It's February
term, Is o, thereof and the writ ISSUED me ~ the
Clerk OF saia Conr in said case will. offer at Psbic
Sale ON the premises on Yankee street. in Washing.
ton Township Of said county, Monday, March III
1867 % = o'clock +. d., Of sad day, the following
real estate, to-git; -
Situate IA thecouuty Of MONTGOMERY, and stata Of
Ohio, in section OG) SIX, township (9) fso and range
l5l five M. RS, bounded as follows. On the north 6y
lands OF Daniel Garrisoui on the west by lands Of
Emanuel d. Gebhart on the south by lands OF N
X. Tibbals, (now M. Moyer) the east by lsnds of
william Maxwell aud Abner Kelsey, containing %
owned by George @, Metherd (no~ deoeaseeD M his
lifetime IN Montgomery county, Ohio Less q acres
lot now owned by Daniel Garrison, and ~ acres ot
now owned by JACOB Bross, and tract oontanihg a.
acresi by George q. Meiherd 10 Jacob FAITH by
% dssd dated on o. about the 18th day OF Noyfmbef,
lSdp, which lanasi on re-suryey, more partoti.
ulariy described as follows
Part OF the southwest quarter Of section No C. town
NO 2, and range No 0, between the NJ RS MonRon,.
cry county, Ohlo beginning at the southwest corner
OF said sectloni thence north ~ east IL a poles 40
corner thence south 72e east 90. .ss poles a. cor
ner thence nouh ~, east 6g 40 poles 10 a corner.
thence south lsa, east 2is poles the middle Of a
public roadi thence sonth along SAID road 224 poles
To acorner thence south 10 S072 poles along
said road 10 tue south lne Of sad section: thoncs
north 72 west Gel poles to the place OF begnnine
Also part Of southeast quarter ofsection No a. own
No. 2, and range No, 8. between the NJ RS Nom.
gomtry county Ohio; beginning on tho east line Of
Jacob Faiths land % so poles south of DE NOM In,
ofsad quarter; thence souih Gg1s, eat al 40 MOLE
70 NeoiueF thehce outh - west d2 As poles
neri thence north 69ie west G3 40 poles 10 corner.
thence north lo, east az Is poles 10 the place oil le
ginning containing u 50 acrosto be sold howeysr as
Said premises under an order Partition, ,hayeteen
appraised al 500 per acre, amounting 70 SGss apd
cannot sell Tor less than two-thrds OF tho ApTsed
value thereof
TeTms-one-third cash, one. third in one war and
one third " two Year, from day OF saladefetfe nav
nents TO hear interest anil I'd BE- securedhy noriafe
On the premises.
,..,c,.. -. 9, q, II. DAVIDSON, shora
u
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-15

FORTRESS MONROE, March l4-The steamer
Champion arrived here this morning, from
Wilmington the llth, bringing the first def.
mite intelligence respecting sherman, and the
movements of his forces.
On the morning o! the lllh inst, a scout
from sherman reached Wilmington, with the
news that his army had reached Fayetteville,
North Carolina, and were eneamped in its
Immediate vicinity, quietly resting, prepare
tory 10 another march northward.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-15
PETITION FOR PARTITION

Mary Huber Va. George Huber, JAeoh H,a4r. Jah,
T. hubor, Martha Huber, Alice Huber, aud Ann 4.
Huber. -
ceurt Of Common Pless of Montgomery county.
Ohio. In PSrutloh ~
GEORGE HUBER Of the State Of Illinois, Iacoh
VI Huber, of St. Joseph county, Indiana Iohn HI
Huber, Martins Huber Alice Huber aud Ann E Uutsr
all of Montgomery coiIniy ohio. will take pot,ec th.t
petition was floi against them the 20th dav ~
January, 1885, 10 the Court Of Common picas -
Montgomery county, 0hio, BY Mary HUBER snd ~
n0w pending. wherein said Mafy nbar demand. ~.
usien Of the following reA estate towit; e1tnaf IN
the county oi Montgomery and state Of Ohio loi NJ
$50, on WDebreuner's addition 20 the town oi Man,
sburg, an SAID county, plat OF which is reeo,sd ~
Plat hook A, page 10 of the recenis OF Moutes1nr
county, ohioi and thai ~ the next term of ssli COM,
tho said MlrY hnberw apply Tor an order that ssr'
ntion may be made Of said premises
MARY HUBER
AhAA OAAAi attorney ja2lWS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-15

Bss@The Springfield News has an unbeev.
able story, that a man in Champaign county
has struck "Croton oil" on his farm Judge
Estell, of the Holmes County Farmer-whose
Sefacits in matters u tbia sort win beyer be
questioned by persons who know him--says
they have found soap mine in Holmes,
where the vein Of hard soap is eleven feet
thick, and the yield of soft soap quite satis.
factory "What country What peo.
plee 1"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-15

But the crownine riory of his life remains to he at
tanned IN his discovery rather continuation, 'or he
does not claim to have been the dsoOyerer OF CEDRON,
which is the basis Of the Bltters now offered 70 the
public. That honor beongste tlie nRtIveinhahtants
Of Central America TO whom its virtues have been
known for more than two hundred YEARS tArmed
with i the Indian bids defiance TO the most deadly
malsria, and handles without fear, The most venom
Gus serpens. IL IA belief with them, that while
there IL breath In the body tho Oedron fs potent to
onre, no matter what the disease ny q.
While DR.. Bulls not prepared to endorse this ex-
ravagant pretenson, he s nevertheless satisfied from
a thorough examination OF the evidence relating 10
lts virtues th I as remedy and preventative for all
disenses arising from exposure either TO change or
weather or climate, or 10 miasmatic influences, II
stands f.II.f t#"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-15
CITY Council.

March IA, 1868.
Present-Messrs. Kersted, Diekey, Kuhns,
Iddings, Bimm. Shank Lehman, Thomas,
McGregor and Love
The minutes of the last meeting we're read
and approved.
A report of Directors Of the City Iniirmaty
was read and referred to the Committee on
Finance.
The ordinance fixing the salaries Of city
officers as follows: Marshal, 5000; Civ Clerk,
$1,000; Market Master $780, City Solicitor,
$400; City Engineer, $1,000, was read the
third time, and adopted by the following vote:
Yeas, Messrs, Kuhns Iddngs, Bimm, Shank,
Lehman, Thomas, McGregor and Kiersted.
Nays, Messrs. Dickey, Minick and Love.
An ordinance authorizing the Dayton Wa
ter Works Company to lay down pipes through
certain streets, &c, was read the second
time.
An ordinance levyinga special tax on lots
No. 2O5l, 2457, l048, and l066, was read
the first time the rules suspended and passed
to a second and third reading, upon which
said ordinance was adopted. Yeas--all the
: Trustees present
BY Mr., Love Resolved, That the City
Clerk is hereby directed to transfer to the
credit Of the ln6rmary Fund from the Sink
Anh NN.Hi ho "n"uhb Vi PlifuU. IL was
adopted
by Mr. Lehman Resolved, That the dri
Vers and iremen of the Fire Department be
allowed $50 per month, from March Sd, 1865.
Adopted
BY the same; Resolved That the Fire
Department Committee be directed TO enquire
into, and report the prOpriety and expense of
erecting Fire Alarm Telegraph in this city.
Adopted.
BY Mr. Diekey Resolved That the
grade Of East Second Street be changed from
26 100 foot grade per 100 feet to 40,lOO feet
per 100 feet. Referred to Ordinance Com
mittee 10 report on ordinance.
The Council was informed that Commit
tee from the Hook q Ladder Company was
present, and wished to communicates with
them, Said Committee were permitted 70
make their wishes known, upon which they
presented Council with the banner and staff
Of said Company In response, Mr.. Kiersted
offered the following:
Resolved, That the City Council accent the
banner and staff Of the Hook & Ladder Com.
pany Of Dayton, and hereby place them 10
charge Of the City Clerk for safe keeping.
Adopted
On motion Of Mr.. Love, the special Com.
mittee on Infrmaiy were authorized to put
the lnfrmary building in good repair, and TO
contract with Mr.. Balm or other persons, for
taking care Of parties requiring attention
from the Inhrmary Directors Of Dayton.
Adopted. Council adiourned
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-15

gt6- When the system feels dull and Ian.
guild as though but little life-attended with a
bad taste in the mouth, but little or no relish
iortood-sonietimes sitended with a null main
IN the head, side and back, it shows that the
liver Is torpid, and secretes impure bile, and
that there are humors inthe blood which should
be carried out of the system ScovrII's BLoop
AND LIVER SYRur, will cause those organs to
secreate the hntnors convey them from the
system, and restore the action of the Liver
IL the impure bile and humors should not he
removed, and the liver not be restored TO its
proper action, but permitted to run on, il NAV
prove in time malady which will cost your
life
--4-4l-A hA1gl a.tt,
Bay" DIR TowNsLEY's INDIAN TooTHAcHr
ANoDYNE is being distributed through the
country as fast as it can be done by the pro.
prletors the regular demand being so great
as to take nearly all that can he manu- factured
This is truly valuable article as it will not
only care the tOolhache, but sweetens the
breath and render the gums healthy and of a
fresh color.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-15

follows, viz. l9hhds and so boxes, viz: G
hhds Virginia Leaf and bups, al S6 so.
al 8, | at 20; M ~, at2i. hid Soutb.
ern Kentucky Loaf At u 90. hhds Ken.
tucky Trash, nt 3 75 at % 10; late 25.
boxes Virginia at 75G22 As cases Ohio
Seed Leaf Wrappers and Filters, at prices
ranging from to IA 90 Receipts light.
SALES At NORRIS AND cHALrAST's WAREHOUSE.
The sales Of Leaf Tobacco to-day we're as
follows; lG hhds viz . hhds New Virginia,
at Sc 20; ! at so; al 8 25 l at 1915; /
at 20; at ~ 25a22 75; at 90; at 25 25.
Seven hhds old Missouri, | at q; !. at %; at
49, at63 at co, 2 at 40.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-15

BoS~A man by the name of Richmond,
temporarily engaged in driving the Amer
can Express wagon in Springfield has been
arrested for abstracting "A package contain
ing thousand dollars Four hundred dol
lars ofthe money have been recovered.