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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-17
Reception oil Gen sherman by the Ladies
t..--. ..s. of New York. pa =

On the morning of June Sd, the salons
of Mr.. SCOTS mansion In Twenty-third-
st. were again thrown open inzhonor OF
his distinguished guest, Gen. Sherman,
for the purpose of O. ladies' reception.
From 10 1-2 o'clock until II, a cOntin-
nous stream of the most lovely and dis
| ingliished of our countrywomen poured
into Mr. SCOTS residence. aasg
Last night the parlors We're crowded
with some of the most distinguished in
our city and country. Men who have
won an almost f'eternity of fame" and
marked their names i'll letters of light
upon the page of American history,
were there assembled. Mendistinguish-
ed in Church and State, in the forum
and in the field, wide apart as the poles
in nearly all else except admiration for
our unsceptered hero, met TO pay their
Itribute,to one of ourmost gallant lead
ers throughout the fearful ordeal of the
past four Years. gs.sr
This morning the ladies of New York,
ever actuated by the most patriotic I'M
pulses, ever appreciative of noble deeds
and chivalric bearing, also paid their
decoSrs to the hero, of unnumbered bat
tiles, IN all and each a conqueror. The
scene was splendid. 1t seemed as if
% Everything young, Everything fairs - .
From East and West was blushing there.li
: Poets have sung ii witching strains OF
visions Of unearthly beauty; have
dreamed III flowing numbers of the
Ideal and the Beautiful but we doubt
if even in their highest imaginings, they
conjlred up anything superior to the
loveliness- of-our fair countrywonfen,
a beauty which has now become a
household word the world over. All
this was to be witnessed this morning
in the ,vicinity Of Twenty-third st, : ~ z.
At half past ten there was Y ~ go 80.
= driving in hot haste"
and if not the stamps" at least the bril-
liant sunshine of this lovely morn
Fstreamed DOWN. zIigmogq bcs
azIH ssUpon fair women and brave men,"
3 Gen. Sherman, Notwithstanding the
fatigues incident to last night, appeared
in excellent health and spirits, and chat
ed gaily with his fair visitors, and APP
peared delighted with the compliments
and bright glances showered upon him.
He bears all his honors, with a smodesty,
which, in add ition to other qualities, has
become meAofT his chief and most i'm
pressivesch aracteristies.o sasa I
There Is an. absence OF ali iaffectatiop,
and an easy grace and ssuayityrof man.
ner, which insensibly wins Che heart,
and after few moments conversation,
makes one feel as if he had known this
truly great man for lifetime. He APP
pears weary and exhausted, and we have
no doubt would wish to be simply "let
alone"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-17

The Savannah Herald publishes q

The Savannah Herald publishes o
letter which contains the following;-fE
"When was IN Liverpool, England,
now-about a year .agosrShere. lad just
been completed splendid brick man
sion, which wasl generally known and
having been erected from
the proceeds of the Confederate loan,
and ascbeing ihtended far the future
residence oil Jefferson Davis, in the
event of circfmstances' forcing him TO
leave the country. During my stay in
Liverpool, the windows of the house
remained painted white, which, accord
ing to the custom in-that city, indicat-
ed that the house had been engaged,
and was waiting for its occupant"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-17
MILWAUKEE, HARRIET.

MILWAUKEE, June 10.
.wHEaTGIast evening the markstfell to 81. IA for
No. and closed quiet with but Little done,
This morning there was a recovery Of 1c. butno
very marked anxiety to buy-drsgging heavy at the
cosesW tnd .v!4Ru adt b8irRrsap53a
Daring the forenoon there was consid-
enable activity in the streets at 81, for No. J.
On Change ths market was duh aud heavy at
sl,lt,z closipg without buyers at over
FLouR-Drooping; l0c lower. Extras. $500
4, 65..l Xxx, St.-o@e!2o; supeifns. 81 zoes49O.
= Sales were sD5ss15A sdT .nossss sii1
100 /" Niagara Xxx, .......-- 30 q
1000 Bblso country spring x ..... So. 4O@ ,65
& SEQ !" dayton. ,s.,-. .:... - 65
! 200 !" country Cream. Of the West........ IS IS
oATs-Firm; 43a45 in store, 4s del. Sales zoo
bus on track at A5Ss cd eaR9m suoe
CoRN-Inactiye at 4T@5l. gr gd3
BARLEY1Lower at 5aa55ea is3 1919
RYE-Nothing doing; nominal at s7@6sc.
SEEDS Unchanged Sales. sbus flax at 81 ,75.
Flax. l2S9 ~
Tmothy...- ga .-.s,s- .fts.- -..a.. 1sl59 go
Clover Seed. gsUU0n 9,tU
EPoTAToEs-Dulia at base for oornmon. 51a55
for choice Sales, 100 bus common at 80; 200 bus
choice at 90
BUTTER-Uhchansed at 1906 for good 20 choice
Sales (, 500 MS ron at IS - n 3 10
!. sEGGS Slightly better at Idols Sales tubs at
is; Of ls, rs;
PEAS quiet at 7sc@si Oso sass IL bags at 7Se.
B BEASs-Duslassal LIS bus at75enis1 gu.
H SEi%e Has * t5Ss Is
sALT-New fine ia selling q sl,Sos ilsw N.s-
HIDES-Dull. ~
Green. :-... asb
a. salted.. ,-..S.-., 49, ..s~.s--- oZ9 o
Cured. Es%~-. az ga
Dry -rsr,f --tss I; 81 IA 800 80
p cAIRLE-4In good supply and prices unchanged
varying from 90 to $500 for ordinary to medium
and frcni 5000 to 81 ,2s for-chofce aaR
HOGS Quiet at sS.00@S.5O.
sHEEP-Plenty at $500 as. 90 for shearlines.
CALvEs-Pienty at $500 to sl2.t0 according to
age and condition.
wHIsKY-stesdy. General quotations Sl.65@,, 10
Hoyts Star BRAN $l.72.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-17

"A down-east journal states that ex-
President Pierce, who is widower, is
to be married soon to young lady of
Boston. She is daughter of colonel
of Massachusetts volunteers.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-17

Gen. Beauregard, of whom we havo
heard very little for the past two
months, was in New Orleans on the 22d,
and registered his name at Gen. Banks
headquarters as q paroled officer.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-17
The Public Debt.

Is7 The following is a. statement Of the
national debt, Just prepared by the Sec
retary, of the Treasury, including re-
QUESTIONS in the department on tn the
3lst of May: III -
Amount bearing interest in coin los. ll3 O42 90
Amt Gearing interest in currency l,O5j,476314O0
Debt on which interest has ceased. SS,270t0
Total debt. 2,BS5. 2us,9 81
The interest on, this debt is as follows;
Coin interest . -. s64 4s0. 1880
Currency interest. oV'lso'o'4oA
|si1aI2 gt9~i.l s h9H9To q yAb -o-c,e o. 90
Total interest v-....i..-,'t-..ssy l2Aoto saw
The amount of legal tender notes IN
calculation is . S658, 160,569, of which
$500, 143, $40 are compound interest
notes. The amount OF fractional v cur
rency is S24, 667, 403. 90. ss,ioi.us
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-17

Some curious cattle of African
breed, imported by GEM Wade Hamp-
ton, consisting of bull, cow and calf,
captured on his, plantation near Column
bia, S.. c., were brought to .Goldsboro,
and delivered over to Gen. Meigs, who
forwarded them to New York to be
placed in the Central Park laal &c
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-17

ns The Herald IS special says: .sInforma-
ton has reached Washington that, if our
government viii agree to IT, a strong
effort Viii be made in England to OBJ
tain for Canada, from the Imperial Gov
eminent, entire neutrality IN llfuture
foreign waas.fI There, is a precedent for
this'in Ats previous history, and if car
Iried out It will end all danger in that
quarter, besides rendering Notifications
aud fleets. on the lakes Wholly nm
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-17

The children, grand children, and
children of woman in
Quebec, 113 years old, number 226.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-16

b@The fellow who slept on the market
bench last night, did not it is supposed,
"draw the drapery of his couch about him"
very much when be laid down, but he had the
melancholy satisfaction to feel that his bed,
boardSand lodeing-such as they were-were
all in one piece. He Explained bis conduct
by remarking that The reason that be had
slept in the markethouse was because he was
"for sale" This also explained his rather
"sold" appearance. Whisky is king.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-16

B~The Tribune's Savannah correspond
ent tellA a very sorrowful tale concerning our
sick and wounded soldiers in that city He
says there are $500 of them there who are
suffering and dying for stbe want 81 proper
food. Let MS hear no more of the horrors
Of Southern prison pens until this great
wrong is righled. Neither let our eyes be
further panied with photographs Of Southern
made skeletons, until our own Government
atones, il it can, for those it has mAdo out
of its own soldiers
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-16

b9rMr. COggeahAll has sold the Spring
field Ohio Republic to Messrs. Hastings and
Nichols, publishers Of the Springfield News,
and the two papers will be united, under the
name Of the News and Republic Me-. Cogge-
shall sold the Republic office, as we learn
from bis veledici in, ovdar to participate mtbe
festivities of'a "wider feid OF Usefulness y
Our opinion is, that il Mr. c., had "wdened''
bis political views and improved the quality of
his usefulness, that he never would have sufI.
cred for the want Of field, This latter remark
is based upon the assumption, that there is as
much out of doors around Springfield as Col.
umbus.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-16

NE@ YoRK, February l6.-The Herald 5
Washington special says;
Rchmond papers Of the 10Th announce that
telsgraphc communication with Charleston is
broken, and that Sherman's army is probably
operating on the rail road FROM Charleston ,
via Raleigh and Wilmington, thus cutting the
last line Of communication between Virginia
and the South, a.a
To-day tobacco and cotton, valued at Sl0,-
000 were found Mt the Armstrong house dur
ing the late movement OF the Army OF the
Potomac 1t belongs TO Mr. Armstrong, now
a 10y Il resident OF this city
ii His family has suffered much persecution
since he left his brother being murdered
his father, eighty years old, having q bayonet
wound on his cheek, inflicted by rebe ruff
iiani f1ti 1FI'."'' '''
The Richmond Examiner says the rebels
were opposed to exchanging colored soldier
for q white onen but when the colored soldier
happened 10 he "a slave, they will not return
him to those who stole him.
The Herald Savannah correspondent says:
Wade Hampto with his cavalry from Lee
army, is n'South Carolina, and appeals to
The people OF South Carolina and Georgia to
furnish horses for bis men. He says his
men begged To come down and assist to defend
their State, ard he urged the people to come
forward at once with the horses
General Ord has been assigned to the per.
manebt command Of the Department of Vir-
ginih. .E.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-16

But the croWnirg slury Il his life remains 10 be q
tanned IN his discovery 81 rathereombnaton, 'or he
does NOT clam 70 have bep the Disco verer OF CEDR0H,
public. That honor belongs t. the native inhabitants
Of Central America to whom ita virtues have been
known for more than two hpndred years Armed
with it the indian bids defiance TO the most deadly
malaria, and handles, without leur tlgt unr yenppl-
Gus serpenta. 10 ls belief with them tnat while
thele Is breath In the body, the Cedron is potent to
cure, no matter what the disease may be.
While DR.. Bulbs not prepared to endorse this er-
traVagant preehsion he nevertheess satisfied iron
ethorouph examination OF the evidence relating to
y virtues, th'ta remedy and preventative for all
diseases arising from exposure, either 10 change OF
weather or climate, or TO miasmstc Influences, IL
stands 5000 p %
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-16

Nav YoBE Feb lG---Collon quiet sOasl c.
Flour 10 cents better at 10 30al0 So
for extra state, and i / 20aH 30 for round
hoop o; Wheat no receipts, firm and quiet
at 2l40 for winter red western;
Corn dnll:and nominal at | ssal SO for old
lnixed western; Oats firm at 10 for
western; Pork decidedly lower; 80 37a3G G2
for new mess,3i 00p3t 20 for 1868 aud ca,
3Oa3O 80 for prime; Lard heavy at l9!a2ss;
Whisky quiet At 2 2s for western
Petroleum dull at b2e for crude, 6ae
for reiaed in bond, and Ssa9Oe free; Dressed
Hogs quiet at l7a17s for western; Sngur
dull ct l9ia2so for MnscAvado; Butter S6a
$50 for Ohio Cheese quiet at l5a2ie; Beet
dull and heavy Cutmeats dull Eggs 40a42c,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-16

tbs REASON We are again compelled 10
Psk the indulgence of our readers for the late
appearance Of our paper to-day The delay
is occasioned by the giving way OF our press,
and the impossibility of completing the repairs
at an earlier moment. What can not be
avoided must be excused.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-16
AA&NnlIh GONsress 2A session
kas saetp g AsnRGTQY, ,SebFuarY Mao
HOUSE


The Speaker laid before the House mes
sage from President, Lincoln, enclosinr
copies Of dispatch addressed 4 Q the seereta-
~ of State, relating TO an International exhibi-
ton to be held in Norway Also, n message
enclosing dispatch from our Minister vi
Portugal, stating that an international exhi.
biton would be held ht Opetos, Poriugai, on
Che 18th Of August, and inviting contributions
OF American products Both messages were
referred to the Committee on Foreign Ar
fairs ,..l..,l "a se..st a ~ sly istauis .uL au
On motion Of Mfr. Hubbard, of Ioya, q
resolniioh was haopted tiastr6eltne The OoAi-
mittee on Pens ons to enquire what further
legislation If any, is necessary to secure to
the minor children Of deceased soldiers heir
rights under the law as heira, in the case of
the death or marriage OF their widows,
Mr lngersull offered resolution which was
referred to the Library Committee proposing
10 buy for $25,00 the portrait of 1t. Gen.
Grant, now on exhibptiea the rolupdag
The House then resumed the consideration
Of the bill, extending for five years the time
for the construction of the railroad from Mar
Rretta to Wisconsin State line, for the Chca-
90 4 North Western Railroad, Sc, which was
rejected Sc against So
A message was here received lrom4hs Sen.
ate, announcing the action taken by that body
respecting the death of Senator Hicks
Mr. Webster, OF Maryland spoke of the
private aud public career Of the deceased, and
Raid that it was during his guberpatorial term,
that this wicked rebellion was inaugurated, :,
aud when il was necessary TO secure the CO.
operation of Maryland to givesuooes to the
Infamous purpose Of the conspirators, which
included the sezure OF the national capital
never did he do anything for the rebels, or
injure the national cause Goyerpor Hicks
was the only friend OF the Immediate eman-
cpaticn in Maryland, and urged others To
unite to its support
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-16
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

HOUSE AND LoI ON THE CORNER OF WAYNE
AND JONES sTRERTs.
David X. Boyer AdministrAtcr OF Daniel r. Carson,
deceased, against CathArino Carson, widow, ct
al. '--- 80.
In Probate Court Of Montgomery county Ohio
IN Pursuance OF an order granted by the Probate
i Court Of Montgomery county, Ohio, viii Offer fof
sale, at public auction,
Saturday. February 10, 1855
AZ the door OF the Court House In the city OF DAYTON
hftween the hours OF tso and four O'Clock y. NJ OF
said day, the following described real estate; situalr
10 the city OF Dayton in the county OF Montgomery
and stale Of OHIO, towit Lot numbered two thousand
one handred aud forty .thres (2lt3i OF the revised
nunhers on the plat Oi sad city OF Dayton.
said property Is situated uDon the corner OF Wayns
good. Appraised At 81 800.
Terms of sale, q cash N hand y in one year, and
u la two years from the day OF sale; deferred pay.
menta 70 bear interest and ne scared hy mortsags
on the premises. D. K BOYER
Adm,r OF the estate Of Daniel X. Carson, decd
W. H. BELvtLLE, Attorney. ia91Uts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-16

WANTED-A situation to drive team, by a
young man who understands the management
of horses. Apply to X. Stevenson. throug b
the Postofice fel5d3t
cn,koS t6. FoErUss,.TA aI G5,, rate. em.i and
entirely safe opportunity to invest in Coal
Oil Lands, on Cherry Ran and Oil Creek,
with an oil we'll on the premises, may be had
by calling soon at DR.. Geiger's Office. Only
thirty shares, of one thousand dollars each,
and no money to be paid until the stockhold-
era are fully satisfied with the purchase -
Come and see.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-16

NES YORK, Feb. lG,--Slooks dull and
lower Gold closed at 2O3f Money easy;
at 5aG, Chicago, Burlington d Quincy l20;
Rendi1g 10 6-20 coupons lO9I lO40s,
coupons, 1929 one year certificates 9S 4,
United States skies of 1865, cou.
pons, l3O' New York Central ll3s, Erie 75s,
Sterling duh at 1854 new issue lO40s,
coupons, 1929 U. s SKIES OF 81, registered
1898 10 40's, registered, new issue, l97;
1903 754.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-16

BITTERs THAT ARE BITTERs are no
bitters for the stomach so Immensely popular in this
lion Of the country those now manufactured by
one o. own residents, (Dr. q W. Roback). As an
appetizer and pie asall and agreeable Ionic, they are
surpassed by no other itnportatiou Having tried the
artcie we can speak rom experience, and most will
ingly recommend them as an Invaluable tcnlc,-Cn-
eilfdfi Commercial. fsta fHilE.laI ii." A-ril p
See Advertisement. NJ ,i'i7t XXX. fe9dlm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-16
WIotbillq


a a, hO.S0i THIRD STREET, DAYTON, OHIO, fl
rs prepared 20 accommodate ms customers vita
L every article Of gentlemens wearing apparel of
the latebt style and beet quality. Those who Mani
coats, pants, vests, shirts, hoSiery, handkerchieR
gloves boots shoes slippsrs, Ac., win DO vel e
give hl oail. auzt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-16

Bs5-When physicians and other men Of
equally. high standirg recommend ALIENS
LUXE sBALsAn, lfoe the 'cure-of Coughs, Colds,
and Ril Diseases of the Lnpgs that tend to
Com sumption, why should the afflicted delay
in HsHeieI 1l1I9llA mli8 .d.GSgfli
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-16
UNITED STATES HOTEL

CORNER SIXTH AND WALNUT sTs. GIN.
UNHIs large aud eommodous Hotel has been RE
u FITTED AND RkkUtklshHD throuKhout mag
style without regard 20 tTouhe or expense, 10 meet
the defaands of the tFavelng public, 70 which your
patronage u most respectfully solicited.
lei q. Q. MACLIsH, Pro'r.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-16

Dh Morris VF9RrAHLH LIyEG PILLs are
kneg the superiority Of these Pills--they
being composed Of vegetable sxtracts--thsy
would use no other when they could be pro.
cured. Many who have used them would pre-
fer paying one dollar per box, in preference
70 being withoat them. fel3dlw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-16
Splendid Farm for Sale.
IN
MADISON TOWNSHIP,

go" N''-' "h-oA VI bAAipNs
FfNhE Euhacrbsr offers Tor sale his Farm IVing In
hsdisoh township, on the Dayton and Western
turnpike, nine miles west of Dayton oonta ming lbs
acres, One hundred and ten acres are under cuuys.
uopi the talauce well imbered. The i'm prove m ena
eonHsl oi large two-st0ry brick house. large hank
barn, aud All neca ssary outhudings; two Orchards
three weils and neyeriilIng stream Of wAier and
tenant house.
The farm viii b. sold on good terms Persons
Wishing q purchase would DO well 20 aERminS it as
they cannot ltl to be pleaAeslsH nFTFt
ne has also twenty fve acres on The aonth ode Of
The turnpike which he will sell lt thirteen acTes
IN timber. ieilwjq JONATHAN 0ARBER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-16

BkD- GO to JohR W, Darsts, corner Second
and Jefferson streets for your Fall and Win
er Dress Goods AlsO, 0loaks Shawls, Car
pets, &c, just received. i'a, dtf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-16
g . q BB 5s9sS
ALIENS
LU N @ Balls A M
The Great Remedy
FOR TIE CURE OF
O o N s u M p + ION
AND ALL DIsEAsEe OF THE LUNGS

NHE results OF It's use is proof of lts ersat vain,
I The extraordinary HEALING PROPERTY Is of
lhls remedy are experienced all those who have
, used IL lhclr lesunony will be found ina pamphlet
is tor ale
ss.COuGHs and COLDS, however distressing. ara
hroNen up IN an incr 4 bic short ume hy causing
speclc influence on the lungs so that the naiter sd
phlegm are easily pxpectoratea N
PAlNs and hOhENEsS Of the On EST are quickly
IeheVeiny lhe ifrliated parts becoming healed Oolb
CBtLLs and MORT SwEATs become imuediafeIv rbecL
ed, by tho strength being restored The tof5d ivsr
Is Iest2r,d 70 Seon, az he blood becomes purified
ALLENb LUNG Balls AN contains no opium IN
Nny firm ltis perfectly hRrEiless the most deli
ooNsUMPTlVEsw would do well to read his treat,se
PHYSICIANS who have iailed to cure their patgentz
should Try ths Medicine before they give the case up
by being persuaded TO give IL a trial. '
-bE SURE and get ALL Ms LUNG BALSAM
ana IT, lei ne no % other article be palmod upon you
care aud with ne stee engraved label hearm,s th.
signature or the propretors. ~
DON'T ORGET THAT
ALLENs LUNG BALsAM wiA brock up ihs mos, d,,.
frcsstg Chigh ~ Jee hours time.
Many cases Of CONSUME TON, that yye,a .cons,,
cred lncnrAb!e, have been cured here in lhls civ
Call ana get pamphlet, and read the remarkabls
anTes which Will convince you oi the great value OF
DON'T DESPAIR because all ether remed,es bsva
aled but try the remedy and you will not be ecsv.
Fer sale by the Proprietors,
49,, IN HARRIS co, Cincinnati Ohio
fRICE--0HE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE soid hv
Medicire Dealers throughout the city and co,ntrv
For sale by Dr.W W W. stewart, James Abbevi n II
oaInell, SL end j. W. Dietrich, Dayton W. II. Medley,
1T IS A GOOD REMEpY-TRY 1T. '
ASIABLIsHED UNDER CITY ORDINANCE IN 1857
WHEELER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-16
WITHOUT A RIVAL I!
aat5=id Ed asJLJ 3HT "a ~
I'M DYSPEPSIA

And its attendant train Of symptoms tscts more like
A CHARM than a medicine. There II nUthing In tho
whole ran Ve OF Matera Medca that can for n moment
bear com parison wthlt In this disease.
Ili account Of this wonderful plant may be found
In the eleventh edition y. inc United States Dispens
atory, pages 1897 ana 1888. p.
A sertss OF experiments in which DR.. bull has been
ior years engaged, has just been brought TO success
fui termination, and he 10 enabled 10 offer to the
public aeOmblnation o. CEDRoN with other approved
tonies, the whole preserved the best duality OF
copper distilled Bourbon whisky, which he II conf
dent has no equal In the world
He might furnish volume Of certificates, but the
pubic have long since learned 10 estimate such things
by their true value The safest plan is for every
70 test for hImself the virtues OF new medicine.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-16

Ba5aThe Dayton Empire Company Stock.
holders are requested TO pay up the balance
Of their stock within the next thirty days.
ai1airas ..I si j.. KRNEEY, Treas.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-16

llIllll1Ill IsVUlBVILlkl Nh sepIembeT I'd, lb68.
On the 22d OF July last submitted, through an
agent of mine, tothe Me.Ioal Director 0fthe Depart
ment OF the Cumberland sample of my Cedron
alysss ne ioind u rnertonoua, 10 sanction and ap.
pToyeits use among snr soiders.i IiI IWNIWTl
also General Rosecrans permission TO shin 36s doz n
at once, to have ~ sold to Suffers. ulii iNtl
JOHN BULL.
liam qatisAed that Cedron Btters will % no harm
toany one, " taken properly and in moderation. /
see no objection TO Dr. Bulls being permitted to dis
pose Of II " Suffers
X "a. HENRY THURsToN,
y Sturgeon and Meuieal Director ID. O."