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oblinger's Tin Shop Re
f.m moved. s ~

r WOULD inform my old customers, and as many
i others as will give me call that / have removed,
for the present, TO af iiisl OH. I.r I-5J r,FT'
No. 81 Marked street, j. 4. Wolf a C9's House
.rHpg m furnishing Store, r,.
lu the Room formerly occupied by Callender's Bid.
derry where am prepared 90 80 all kinds Of work in
I'm and Sheet Iron, promptly and wei, All kinds of
Johbng Houseiapouting, and repairing done 10 order
Entrance on Third street. through ClePgs Hall
passage .Ipr IH.l.I-t ..l iurtaf .rf b. a26d9
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Is entirely nOiseless. .a.r ID.
PATEsrED DEyIcE prevents its being turned back
Warf, "
The Patented NEEDLE cannot he set wrong. .iI G. ?
The PATENTED HEMhER AND FRLLER BRADsa
cannot be set wrong.
II runs faster than any other.
1t will nc yer drop astIlch. ..t ae.H ma
i is the only Prae tical Machine which ALI can use
Il does the finest end neatest work yer known and
all varieties Of family sewing ia the most perfect
manner. rIt 4 ..-.r n. ...V
No other machine takes the TWISTED LooP SfIToH.
II cannot be adjusted or got out OF order, aii
II uses the 'ikOTATIN0 HebK Hfa r1lHI ..lt fl
Whatever the merits Of other machines, it is no
disparpgement 10 say the Wilcox 0 Ibis is worth,
for rlamiy se double that OF any other ever offered
TO the public. ID, rl
The Gold Medal AT the American Institute, and nu.
merous First Premiums at state Fairs, and at the
meetings OF Mechanical and SeieBthc SOcietsA all
over the world, are among its topples. NJ m
It is now tue Great Leading Family Sewing
Machine all over the World. . ..I Iii
HUSTON HALL BUILDING,
-HH HI.a DAYTON, OHIO.
D.. CINCINNATI, 20 West 4th st. ao''
Rl2daw3m iHtHtIH IHI .1I lNus'I.
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$75
$3.50
Agents Wanted

flNO sell Sewing Machines, Wo will give commits.
i sion on all Machines sold, or EN- poy agents " no
viii work for the above wages and ali EXPENSES paid
Address, uiulI d. B. HEHRINTON 500 II -
mldeodtt Detroit, Michigan.
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SATURDAY Mayo, AD 1855,

AZ public sale at the hour of two O'Clock p OF ssiu
day, at the Court House. in the city OF DAYTON Ohio
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-02
Turnpike Road at Admin
% istrator's Sale. ~

.VIGufbEo -T--z ~ ccI1c r.
HNHE undersigned, Administrator of the estate Of
L Levi Booher, will sell, on l..Ia. .t.. .uff
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ToRACCo.
ANp ALL DISEASES on THE LUNGS.

INuE results OF its is proof Of its great valuo
L The extraordinary HEALING PROPERTIES o
thiS remedy are experienced ty all those who have
used It Their testimony will be found in pamphlet
which eau he had Of the Agents where the Medicine
Is Tor ale.
na.COUGHs and COLDS, however distressing, are
broken lip IN an lncr BILE short time, by causing
specific influence the lungs that the matter ana
phlegm are easily expectoratea.
PAINS and sOREHESS of the CD EST are quickly
reieyedhy the rritated parts becoming hesled CoLD
CHILLs and NlGHr SwEATs become Immediately check
ed, by the strength being restored The torpid liver
Is restored TO action, az he blood becomts purified.
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM contains no opium IN
any form 1t Is perfectly harmless Tor the most deli
cate child.
ooNsUAIPTlyTssE you'd do we'll TO read his treaIse
on diseased Lungs. IT,. .tgt. .thAtl tbt
PHYsICiANswho have failed to cure their patients
should try this Medicine before they give the up,
AS we know very many valuable lives have been saved
by being persuaded TO give II q trial.
R4.BE SURE and get ALL H'S LUNG BAI4SAM,
and let no other article be palmed upon you. w L
care and with fine steel engraved LABEL bearing the
signature OF the proprelors.
a DON'T FORGE Tir.THAT
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM H,break up ne snost dis
tressing Cough IN q Jei0 hours time
Many cases Of UONSUMITION, that wore consd-
cred ncurab @, have been cured here in this city.
Call and get pamphlet, and read the remarkable
cures. which viii convince you OF the great value oI
this Medicine. ... I ....
DON'T DESPAIR because all ether remedies have
failed but Try the remedy and you viii not be decsy-
Fer sale by the Proprietors,
J. N. HARRIS d CO., Cincinnati Ohio.
PRICE-0NE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE. Sold by
hedieine Dealers throughout the city and country.
For sale by DR.. W W Stewart, James Abbey, II ID.
osInelli and j. W. Dietneh' Dayton W. II. Negley,
W. IN IS A GOOD REMEDY.-TRY 1T.
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THE NORTH MIAMITURSPTKa ROAD,

IL beng l3& miles IN length, leading north rom tho
city Of Day ton, end RAINING the side al the
Miami river aud intsrsectng the Tippecanoe, Carlisle
and Troy Turnpike roads being iof ninety years tha
unekpTed time 10 lake toll. Thisis splendid cnance
for Investment oi capital. rhis IL of the best
roads IN the state. For terms, enquire Of j. H. Bag-
gOtt, AZ his law Office. JOHN s. BOOHER,
,a22 inwtt - . s- Administrator. a.,
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HUMPHREYS, sPECTFIOs

treatment, without is int icaey or unceraintv They
are prepared by physiaiah of over twenty Seats
Homeopathic experience they have been tried in
every conceivable manner, and they have been en-
dOrset and recommended in the highest terms by
The huntreda Of lhOuaands who dnily use them.
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Of Group, or Collie, or Toothache, OF Headache. or
Sleepessness, or suffering from Teething, or Worms
= Indieestion; or wetting The Bed or oatarrh, or
Dipth ria, cr Bad Cold or Iioars ness or Running
ofthe Ears and Deafness. even Scrofua, ~ thou.
sands have done and do dpilV.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-02

Success in Hnsineaa.

so business can betrn ,ucccesh1l which - rot
founded on rest fitness Of things The article made
or sold must have intins merit aud supply public
want success issuing from the clap trap OF advsrtis
ing. or the ,rlck4 oft-ade, or mere pretension and
ceive the operstor and those who trust him. But II
an article supplies publi1 want and fairly meets its
reasonable exPecatous, its success and general
adopt on is merely question oftime II may be
retarded by atverse influences sped by osperng
gales, but in the end y Is sure to win.
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS had
their orgnin great public want medicines for all
the common wants Of engnted lfe-curstites that
father mother nurse or traveller could always have
with them anf always rely upon-so simple that mis-
take could not ba made in the selection 80 harmless
mat al might use them with nptnity, and efficient
that all might rely upon them with safety. Such they
nave proved. Thousands OF families use them daily
for all the aInents and seknessea Of life, and rarely
m are 'elioasly sis or eve peed e ee ply
themselves Of chrome Diseases which have been the
hane OF their lives, and upon which they have spent
hundreds in VAN, and among the millions who use
them none are found TO question their purity or eti-
BUmPHREYs, sPECEFIOs
combns all the nd santagss of the best Homeopathic
treatment without iis int icaey or uncertaipty lThey
are prepar Cd by physisiah of over twsnty Seats
Homeopathic experience they have been tried in
dOrsed and recommends in the highest terms by
the hun1reds Of thousande who daily them.
with u case i'm your house,
You may prevent sickness, prevent suffering prevent
expense, and loss Of tme the children having tho
Measles, or Scarlet Fever or WhOoplug cough, OF
even Fever, BY using pretentyes in the ease.
You may cure your children
ofCroup, or Collie, or Toothache, OF Headache or
Sleepessness, or Suffering from Teething, Worms,
Indigestion. or Wetting the Bed, or Catarrh, or
Measles, or Whoopng Cough, or Scarlet Fever, or
Dipth ria, cr Bad Cold, or HoarS1ness, or Running
ofthe Ears and Deafness or even scroula, thou
sands have done and do daily.
Won may yourself
OF Headache, Weak Stomach, or Indigestion, or
BilliOusness, Catarrh, or Il Bad Cold, or Sore
Throat, or oarseness, or Liver Complaint, Piles,
or Constipation. or Rheumatism, or Sore or weak
Eyes. or Salt Rheum, or Kidney Disease, General
Debility, or even Asthma, with these Specifies.
NOT a FAMILY who have ever hqd one Of thege
Family Cases OF HUnrnREYs' srFcfFiCs iitt would
give FIVE times its cost, rather than be without IT.
FAMILY CASES.
Case or 81 large walls, in msrocoo, and Book Of
W W.
Case of - large Vais, IN morocco, anu Book. 90
Case of 70 large walls, in morocco. and Book. on
Case Of 90 large yals in PLAIN case, aud Book ca
Case Cf 10 boxes (No. to l5) and BooS........ Ou
Case ni any SIX boxes (No. to l5) and Book. %
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Expenses 10 be Reduced.

1t must be gratifying to observe the prompt
iiude with which the Government has begun
the work Of reducing expenses Acting upon
the authorized presumption that the war has
been brought TO en- end orders have been issued
BY the War Department to stop all purchasee
notindispensably necessary, and to pay oG and
honornbly discharge all soldiers whose servi.
ees are rendered unnecessary by the favorable
chAngue 10 or national affairs. AS the good
wor goes on, the people will breathe more
freely, and business will again revive, while
industry, returning to its customary channels,
will soon render plenty the concomitant of
peaoes- Cleveland PLaiRdealer efrf f.ft tf
"Are you good boy. Andrew" This
question was put by Sunday School teacher
to lad when be first came TO school. ~ am
willing you should inquire, sir," replied the
boy, "Whbm ahall askY said the techer.
my mother" replied Andrew. h., n
.I#.l, ..IrtlH iHnf fN..nHoi
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Arbitrary Arrests.

Mr.. A. NJ. Palmer private Secretary of
Collector Barney, of New York, aud at the
time member of the Republican State
Committee, was arrested ia January, 1864,
by order of the government, charged with
frauds In connection with his official duties.
After n long confinement in Fort Lafayette,
Mr.. Palmer has been released without trial,
lie has made every eXertion to have the
case investigated, but IN vain. The only
consolation he has vet realized i4al letter
from General Dix, who ordered both his
arrest and his discharge, in which the
General says; 81 sfGsEGJf-s
There Is no reason why a proceeding
growing out of the war, and not carried to
Its proper result, "a trial and conviction
or acquittaD should operate TO your preu-
dice aud trust your friends will SO regard
Ii. On every principle of justice you
should be considered rs exonerated from
all censure, and you are authorized 10 make
such use of this expression of my opinion
AZ you may think proper" piwNft5i
The Neio York CommerciDf makes this
case the subject of some sharp editorial
comments, from which we extract the fol-
lowing:
"N0w TINT the warts over and the balefnl
shadow of martial law begins 10 De lifted.
itEthne to measure these arbitrary 4fti
of Government detectives and Goyernhleiit
officials at their full enOrmity, and to set
barriers to further Outrages upon citizens.
The Palmer case Is n case ii point, and ffany
fair-minded citizen will reflect a moment
upon II, he will see that lac was likely a.
Palmer to be sent TO Fort Lafayette, and
.lnN.. a.
made against him, aud then released with
broken health aud bllghted prospects, to
pursue his REMEDY against q Government
! that cannot be reached, aud which promises
a trial u never intends 10 bring ON. There
are hosts of cases with far less plauslbillty
than Pqlmer's, where malice aud caprice
have done tlIeir word, and wlltlrB an idlfler-
ent or obliyious official has kept Innocence
| In suffering, needless of the results that
! We have all learned, during the late war,
| how easily power steals from the many to
the few, and how ready people are 10 over
J look intrh5iOns upon popular rights, When
q specions plea Is made for the same, or
! when the unknown and the obscure are the
! victims, or when the axe deseends upon
those whose opinions are unpopular. We
/ may well pause now and take new bear
ngs and work back, IL possible, 10 the old
landmarks. where some regard used 10 be-
paid to the rights Of citizens, aud where
! the Consultation and tile laws were sonIc-
thing more than unmeaning phrases, Mr..
Palmer, may not be eNOnerated BY the
dictnm of the Major General who made his
arrest, but some of the victims of the IN
famous prosecutors OF the last four years
viii yet stand Higher VI public estimation
than those who made despotlc use of their
authority and offended the majesty OF lib
erty, because they had both power and Of
ffonteTy."
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Meeting of COngress.


tohgrefS VIII assemble on Monday next.
Ia view of the important questions which
viii come before that bodv. the CIeveIand
~ '''''u
ffomdfFfer makes tile ioiioWllg timely ana
judlcioils suggestions:
There can he no doubt that a mighty
thwart the purpogrs of Mr.. Johnson by ex-
cluding nom their seats the Renresenta-
tiyss from thr southern States. The nttemnt
to do 30. whether successfnl or not. viii
produce such am agitation I'm this eountrv
AZ never has been known. Should the
President yIeld to the pressilre which will
be- brought 10 hear upon him, and allow
his policy and measures To be defeatrd. II
illreo,Iire no extraordinary diseernInent
10 enable one 10 see that the vital Interests
Of The Repubhc win be put IN Imminent
peril, Should the presidents with his re-
puted nrmness. adhere TO what Is supposed
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NEWS OF THE DAY.

According TO lhc New York Hcrqids
Rlchmolld CORRESPONDENT, General Grant
was heartily Welcomed % Rlchmohdby the
military authorities. he, as usual, c>S-
pressed his opinion III FAVOR of expelliug
MaXimlian from the throne of Mexico.
Over Loo negroes len Charleston In a
body, on tle 22d inst. to return to the en-
ployment Of thdr old masters ON the Sea
Islands They are joyial at their antlci-
pated return to their old homes.
The Mexican imperial Ciovernment
claims. great victories over the so-callcd
Liberals
1t Is stated that Governor Marvin will be
one of the United States Senators from
Florida. .I.tFi tHftIH l.I.E
The report that JET, Davis was to be- tried
by q military commission IS positively CON
trndicted from Washington.
II 1t Is said the President will soon issue n
proclamation restoring the writ of hdbeas
co,pds to all the states.
The late iailor of the Old Capital Prison,
Captain Weiss, IL on trial before military
commission fOr violating the pri4on rulel,
by furnishing Henry WirS aud General
Briscoe, when prison, with playing-carls
and refreshments.
4 retiring board, consisting OF Generals
Hancock, Meade, Hooker and others, has
been organized, to meet in philadelphia
aud report upon all applications Of retire
mcnt from the regular service
1t Is said that private adyices have been
received ia New York that the French aud
Federal forces had had collision on the
Rio Grand This caused the risp in gold.
No continuation Of the report.
The Indiana Legislature has passed law
increasing the fees OF sherill's aud justices
of the peace. They have also called upon
the Governor To enforce the State Constitu-
tion against the emigration of negroes into
the State
The question of the seizure of the French
tobacco at Richmond Is now undergoing
investigation. '. ''tH 1-
The New York World says some lmpor-
tant information regarding Mexican affairs
has been received by the Government 4
The Spanish aggression on Chill occu-
pies the attention OF the European Powers.
A memorial from an influential meeting
at Liverpool has asked Lord Clarendon to
look after British interests in Chill. The
latter replied that he would.
They have had destructive fire In Ed
dyyiue, Iowa. Loss, 100000.
a whole family was murdered at Man
helm, Herkimer County, New York, on
Monday night. No clue has yet been dis
coveaed TO the assassins.
The Shenandoah, rebel privateer, surren-
dered Ia Liyerpool, on the 2lst, Is TO sail for
the United States. '''7n
An American merchant vessel, the Hen
drick Hudson, was run into by Spanish
man-of-war.
The cotton market in Nashville Is dull,
II is selling from thirty eight to forty-one
cents pound.
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The BrookIy,n Murder.

Another important fact, AXing the muir
derof Mr.. Otero cOnnlusiyely on PellireT.
the Spauiard who Is now confined Ia the
FOTty-i0nrtl Precinct Station-house, came
Ia light this morning. A gentleman named
John Phillips, "a resident Of the Eleventh
Ward. was sitting In liquor store, corner
of Myrtle avenue and Caution street. about
eight aud n hsllf o'clock ON the night of the
murder. when two men. apparently Spn-
ards, came in and called Tor drinks. Will e
drinking, another man caiue In aud Joined
the others aud amer drinking several times
the three leit and ptssed down Canton
street, In the difectio1 of the Park. 'i't'i
Mr.. philips, on recalling this chcum-
stauee proceeded to tile dead house, whert
the body of deceased l. still lying aud III
once Identified Otefoas one Of the first two
persons he SAW IN tileistore. From tlienet
he pro,.eeded 10 tide statioii-liouse aud
identified the prisoner ~ the other Mr.
Phillips says No can eilsily recognize the
third person whom he describes ds being
abont five feet eight inches IN hight, dark
sallGw complexion, long silky black hair,
thin wlilskers aud mustache. He had on a
cloak or cape coat and a JIhrk k0ssutll llat
--NeiS fO,k E.rbFbsS.H nos Al > ''i i" ''
IfHRa iHiH f2-l-4i. - .llilLI ~ go ilA ilt
Itis tnlderstood that the Controller OF
the Treashary win recommend the removal
OF the bureau TO New York.
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4 EAAL NOTICE. REUBEN LANIZ WHOSE
IL rc7lt,ncG j. Iunkn1wD, ts n0tIhrd thkt Alhy
i'nni1 did on the ejth day III Royeml en- 1863 tiie
her peiiinn IN hs office nf the Clerk of the urt Of
'oinmOn PlenH, within and Tor tho county OF Mont.
gomery and state OF uhin, charging the said ,ulsIn
I1nl1 with abandonment pfOs ~ duty 10.
ward SAID Ahiy Iantz hni ASKING 10 ba divorced from
the sai Reuben IHnz. which petition will stand Tor
hHsring at the 4, III term Of said couit fsr srr
b,crube 2. 1865. APnY I.AN1'Z
ADAa CLAY Atty. tscQwGl
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OmclnI Vote of Now Jersey.

Herewith we append the official vote
given at the late election in New Jersey
compared with the vote for President In
that state last year: ----
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lrhe Presldent md Congress.

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'N iA''''"'''' 70 ''', .s''o''t,' we h'"l, ''e
l'''o" lUS ,''''ly INV, SerSipe uggc@'ions
I'p''i ''p' N'N l'rk NeW7' Ahe m"hcu'
raP'u'A 'PPl"'he' "hPh MI Johnsoh
must .hr"" on every reserve ana frankly
"N"" "'i''fe'' on 'h' ISSUES Whi'h "S''Hi'
I"' '"unilN' I'rhap' ne W''i conceive II
lmHttiutnl 10 1Htrfpre Win the OfgdnlZa-
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IJoUsE AND Lor IN oARROLToN AT MAS rER
II OoMMlS50 0NERN SAFE. Nu

IP.nln Leighiy's admr- pItil Case No al77,
vs. Montgomery Superior
iPdr.nRhf % nm order Of the Superior Oouit OF
Monts sslBs NJ oahtS Ohio. irla IN the above enitled
csnar aud "a ina d,reaad, Will ofiT A. sinble Aue-
libD NJ ~. dnnr ~ tho Court hoiias IN The CITY OF
Dayton IN thu County anu state sloEssad, on
= q, sATURpAY, DECEMBER 80, 1908,
BstwaeD the hours Of and o'clock Y, n. Of
sad day ile lollowlns ds~'illrad heal Estate, VIE:
uM0 tnatn sad telng "a he foWn " carroltnn, ali
q 10 l1t hhqbAred haysaysn on on tho plat o. said
lpWu. r N =
SAL rsolsd asbi en- appraised 81 u 900 and can
not II TOT les Than twOthiFdA OF said appfal0ment.
Terms Cash. WILMER n. BELVfLLE,
Master ooui'r Mont g superior Court,
ADAM CLAY, Atty.
Noye1 Der rs, 1865. noV2oW5t.
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The Dayton journal reitentrs the state
mcnt that General Schcuck will not retire
from candidacy for the United States
senate, and Il Is free t0 express the opinion
that Hon. John Shcrmnn will regret hay
ing b6t'n 4 acaDdldate before hcgets through
With It, That's undertaking 70 play the
blnf giIme We take IL Il Coiahibds Stdtts-
mum I'I n f. .f|.f .HH l' I.'.. .'''. tn
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II RHEU SM.
MnB MIsHtEe

NEHB MIsHtEei TfT
lfI he psctad Sir or the beneht of tho afflicted
! vi 81 10 putl ely make knoWn that, have L eI,
wonderfully afflicted with Rheuin item y, tniigh "a
thai WHs compelled Ia lay down and lhrt. law t,r
Works VI a time nd when did got up; hytito 20 f,r
weeks NJ strolrh on my crui'hts, AtH ring ali tha
nm the most eNrturH'ing pains that H., np mortal
fVer sunafed ain IA Tho prug aud GrOrery bu4i.
ess nj tbs place, nnd about tour weeks az my clerk
wa Al Dayton, ONO and your aren't W W Stewart
OF hat place, gave hIm lew OF YOUR paptr. snd
read ihem, amt lY your liberal ofi-r 10 reAind the
money n cure Naa not Ell csd, irlt resolved TO
gvi u onr nir trial, aud DnB sditeiy ordered tao
uoz o, thintinR Ioonld tisc some And peiI SOME
but onlt cn ono u zan Rnd " Wrtt rpht II then
pro'hiei t'r'o dozen more, ahd II IA selling very
fast. ~
w'sh hfre. to state tubicly hot am now in
letirr attn than ave been for the last ten Years
Nuur NJ rtin-hRYe q tett"r apprttt than tor
me- y'Ars G'To INN ~ yrnf, O ppe, and
trci nTnn as W las did at tho aye Of 49, Inln.
dr rs can i"htIf 10 my ,a4s. have h. en in the
brug burln'ss Ia this place 'or tau years md am
Known Tar hni wide | want 10Y ease publ shell IN
pr tliHt the world may know the heal ~ uriusi OF
your hilict- Furthermore, ! gish 20 have the sole
Ngne u ths county, wholesale and rGipi bIn yui,d
You grant agt nries OF that KIND. You viii oidgs m1
very much 10y sending me a ritcnlar of terms aud
pfieosi aud n all n sat- -acioTy Iwitake an aeeoy
--nnt at want 10 m Ike fortdD Ut the bnslnrss
but l'd q e bA ths m s0-, a. muG as la,s in nv
poNe, "i re loving. my hlloW Of the suie rine
That many have TO endure
Yours truly,
nov Oia~lt JAMES JONES'