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DIR. II. KISNER,

TTNENDERS 1IS THANKS ALL THOSE
who have favored him with their confl-
dence and patronage, and would inform his
friends and the people generally, that he viii,
me coming year, occupy his old Office on Sd
street, near Reed s KRAFT 5 D1lg Stone, Centre
W heeling, w. Va, where he may be consult
ed In reference to their disease, the nature and
chhracterEot which the Doctor Is inble at nlli
times, ana under all circufnst tances to describe
and to assure OF the probable result and iura-
ton OF fFeatments He pFaCtleaS the Eclectic
System OF Medictne,. using mild but afiaotiVe
remedies. supporting instead of deureSsing
the Vital Powers. The medicines usel by
I'm am PREPARED and put up in his own
oGicas yBe4ideS the Treatment Of Acute Dis
eases, DR., ktsner will give his attention TO the
treatment OF all varieties of Chronic disease
That BcotiFls OF the human raSe EIsfOfnIn iy1
all Its varied forIus, viz: Purnleht Disoha fisaS
from the Ear so prevalent among ChIidrsn
Purulsnt OpIhalmia, OZenn, ENLARGED CIl1nJis
UlcerationS Cancers aud all Yarities of Skin
Diseases viii receive his special attention.
Diseases OF the Throat, Lung and Heart I.iy-
er Complainta DihTrhoBaL, ,DysenteTy and Piles
Diseases OF the Urinary Organs, syphilis &c;
Nervous Rnta Spinal Affections, Epilepsy,
Rheumatism Fnd Paralysis, Diseases OF Re-
males DyemenoTThea, LeucnTThea, PFolapsus
Uteri, and all Painful Ifreg gulaTides and Ser-
vous Diseases to which they are subject, he
treats successfully. The treatment of CHILL
DREN will receive the same attention as here
tofores All consultations and ComIHuniCa-
tions strictly confidential, and will receive
prompt attention. Night calls cheert1ly M
swered. 0nces hou1s ENiIn hb II A. n, Ito
aud 6 toSP-M. iun2
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TRANsIENT YOUNG AiEN.-Girls, beware
OF transient young men; never suffer
the addresses of stranger; fecoIlect
that one steady farmer boy or mechanic
is worth all the floating trash in the
world. The allurements OF dandy
Jack with gold chnin about his neck,
a walking stick in his paw, some honest
tailor's coat on his back. ana a Irainiess
skull, can never make up the loss OF a
tather's house and a good mothers
counsel, and the society of brothers and
ststersi their affections last, while those
OF such young man are lost In the
Rane OF the honeymoon. TTis true.
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THE London Review tells the follow
ing anecdote ofa member ofJa well,
known publishing firm in Boston: ~
4"One day, at a dinner party, a would-
be wit, thinking to puzzle Mr.. Fields,
and make sport for the company, an,
nounced prior to Mr.. FieldsN arrival
that he had himself written some poet
ry, and intended to submit It to Mr..
Fields as Southey's. At the proper MOI
ment, therefore, after; the guests were
seated, he began: Friend Fields Ihave
been good deal exercised of late, try
ing to find out in Southey's poems his
well known lines running thus (repeat-
ing the lines he had composed.) Can
you tell us about what time he wrote
them?' Lido not remember to have
met them before replied Mr.. Fields,
and there were only two periods in
Southey's life when such lines could
possibly have been written by him.
When were those?' gleefully asked the
witty questioner. y TtSomewhere,' said
Mr.. Fields, about that early period of
his existence when he was having the
measels and cutting, his first teeth; or
near the close of his life, when his BRAIN
had sOftened and het had fallen into
idiocy. The versification belongs to the
measels period, but the expression.
clearly ,betrays the idiotic one.i The
queStio1ler smiled family, but the COM
pany roared."
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IEMPFIELD RAM ROAn.
Warl War !! Is Not at An End.

A TTHE NEW BOOTH SHOE STORE, No,
n l5S Main Street, where fTst class goods
than any other establishment In this cigY-t =
COME ONE CONE ALI TO JOHN K.
ROBINSON, where you w'u hnd a wen Sc
Iected stock OF BootAs Shoes and 9aiteFE CON.
sisting Of every thing in the line OF IaiiIes
Gents and MISS wear, kept constantly on
occupied by M. John Bishop. Gail and az.
anime Ior yourselves and secure GOOD fSar-
back, and ut the same time faIiS1it,i1 LEY
understanding. Don't forEet tIis piaea tI1a
Sign otthe Big Black Boot. novS2s. :.
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THE bill "to facilitate postal, COM
mercial and military communication
between the StatesY-that is to prevent.
New Jersey from leyying tax on ali.
railroad passengers through that State
was passed by the House, on Tuesday,
by vote of 90 10 90. Its success in the
Senate is considered doubtful. The.
Camden and Amboy Company will de-
feat It ifmoneycanid doit, and theWirtue'
Of all our Senators is not like that Of
Caesar's wife,
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Ghe4aaeeNiletfters
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
RATES OF ADVBRTIsING!q
A NEW and frightfully literal 'tfansl.

A NEW and frightfully literal ftans-
lation of the New Testament has been
printed, in which John the Baptist is
styled "John the Dipper." Another
specimen is :-s'Neither do men light a
lamp und put it under a corn=measure,
but on lamp stand, and itgiveth light
to all who are in the family" This new
version, the Springfield Republican sug-
gests, might suit that rustic minister
who, in hot controversy against i'm
mersion, took for his text, HBe not car
rted about with divers.,'9 TEIaI
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A Lis NAILRD.-A man in Georgia
Ing statements recently made in a letter
trom his town, signed 'EYeritas.' = \ He
says there Is no man of that namein his
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THOSE having claims aeainSf tiIe iSfe fItI5
{il ~ PLS5sns ne same for settlement and
Ino5e - 1naeDted are requested TO mRke ifnme.
date payment. A collector win caIl on mo
whose accounts are due = - ~ '1a93'
oeoesmd II 4a6s. &; sLEEeH, H2aA,rs
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This preparation Is simple and harmless un-
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women In the Territories... Il 7

The natural law which provides, a
larger male than female population for
our little planet, is felt, It seems in
Washington territory, ana d member of
its Legislature, Hon. "A. s. Mercer, has
offered inducements to the New Eng
land women to emigrate out there at
once. An experiment on a small scale
was made in 1861, and partly succeeded.
He has returned with the official sane
ton of the territorial government, for
the purpose,of taking back with him a
ship load of. the youth and beauty that
grace the towns and cities of the East.
Some months ago Mr.. Mercer's pros
poets were vastly better than they now
seem for full cargo. Still he feels as
sured that the steamship Continental.
which will clear from New York today
will bear over the heaving bosom of the
Atlantic and Pacific Oceans 200 or 500
home and husband seekers for tho far
West. These women are principally
from the New England States-nany
of them from Boston and E0welI[
while few have arrived from Central
New York and Ohio, and other Western
States.
z The voyage, which will be entirely
by sea, will prove quite an, agreeabie
one after the first sea-siclSness shall
have been conquered. The summer
season south Of the equator, with its
long days and moonlight nights, the
scenery in the straits of Magellan, the
opportunity to visit Rio JaneEio. T.Val1
paraiso, and San Ffancfsc6, together
with the library (which has been fnrz
nished for the nse of passengers, win,
tend to make the expedition both ieitI-
tertaining and instruetiye,usa1 ) s9s,IlS
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y PUcR-The San Francisco comick pa,
per, cites the late earthquake in that
city, as proof that .'the world .vaRs. 4
The same paper comes out for the Fen
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= fE5n.1 J . j PITY PAT ifai ,lIt
Puck wears the green upon his breast,
The shamrock "a his hht.l a'i.i.sa- y = ~
And when n ttl,nRSof IrelnndlSWoes,
HIS he,a5E EssA pity Pat,
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Meaifal,
II U BB r II
n CEIEBRATED
GOLDEN BITTERs Il
a FURELE VEGETABLE TON1ow

Fortgtaes The System Against The Evfl
E1eets of UntchoEesome Tpdter,
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From NoaFs Times and Messenger of
last week we take the following ques-
tions and answers: J .bfl
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.oaa . fIl..l.Ia-IiIa , I
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-21

WAsmtoToN, April 20.--A delegation OF
citizeus bl Massachusetts,, headed by Govern
or Andrew of that State, and Mayor Lincoln
OF Boston, by appointment, called upon Pres
ident Johnson this morning. Delegations
from various other States will pay their re-.
spects TO the Chief Magistrate during the day
This morning, at eleven o cloak "a delegation Of
100 citizens OF New Jersey, headed by Gov
ernor Parker, called upon President John
son at the Treasury Department President
johnson, in response to an address, by Gov.
ernor Parker, said
Gentlemen | can scarcely find Ian
guage to express my feelings and thanks
upon this occasion. Your words Of com
fort and kindness are especially auspic-
ous at this time. Having been called to this
post by Providence, am overwhelmed with a
sense of the obligations and duties devolving
upon me | feel deeply the kind expressions
of support and confidence which you have
given.
1t was but the other day our Chief Magis
trste was inaugurated, after having served
one term with acceptance to nearly all the
people of this country and now he has beer
struck down like star from its sphere, leav
ing questions Of great political importance tc
be settled hereafter. ] am especially thank
iul for your encouragement at this time, anC
you will please accept my thanks for youT
tender OF aid and support.
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Nashville.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April l9-The process
sion to day in honor OF the funeral of Presi
dent Lincoln was the largest aud most impo,
sing ever seen in this city. All places of busi
ness were closed, aud every store aud dwell
ing appropriately draped in mourning The
procession numbared upward Of fifteen thou
sand persOus--among them Geuerals Thomas,
Rousseau, Muller, Whipple, Fowler and DON
aldson Over ten thousand troops were in
tho procession; and besides Governor Brown
low, both Houses OF the Legislature, the
Quartermaster Commissary, and Fire Depart
ments, with their machines beautifully deco.
rated, the various Lodges of Masons, and Odd.
Fellows, the German societies, Turner's
Eureka, Thala Clubs, the Fenian
Brotherhood and Aguemen Clubs also swelled
the list OF societies. After parading the
streets, which were thronged by crowds of cit.
izens they repaired to a Geld in the suburbs
Of the city where appropriate ceremonies were c
held. Addresses were made by His Excel.
lency Governor Brownlow, Rev Mr. Allen
and others
A noticeable feature in the procession, was
funeral car drawn by six white horses -
Everything was suitably performed, no dstur,
bance of any sort having occurred during the
day Tonight the city is unusually quiet, all
places Of amusements being closed Heavy
rain with thunder and lightning this evening
The river fell two feet to-day, with about
twenty five feet on the shoals
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-21
Arrest OF suspicious Character.

READING, Pa, April 2O--To c. Bradford,
Eeq On NY return from Potsvile, the rep
resentalons to me last evening we're such, that
sent a special engine to Pottsville, after the
up evening passenger train, but the man had
left the train at Auburn before the telegram
could reach it, He then walked back 10 Port
Clinton and stole his passage to Tamsqua
on one of our coal trains last night, at Tama,
qua, where we telegraphed to lookout for him,
and he will be held until identified There
has been some ground for suspicion that it is
Booth
[Sgnedl G. A Nichols,
Supt Pa Reading r. h.
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tobacco.


WAsHMoToS, April 2O-lmmense crowds
are gathered at the Capitol to-day, to ses the
remains OF President Lincoln, which lie in the
rotuuda.
ogNERAL ORDER FROM MAJOR GENERAL MEADE.
The following order has been issued from
headquarter Army Of the Potomac, dated
April l7th:
Ia obedience to General Order No 90,
current series, from the War Department, the
flags at all camps and stations in the army
will be kept at half mast during Wednesday
next, the day appointed for the funeral Of the
late President Of the United States and all
labor will be suspended throughout the limits
Of this command.
The commanding officers OF the various
corps are charged With the execution OF this
order, at the camps and detached stations un-
der their respective orders
Twenty.oue minute guns will be fred, un.
der direction Of the Chief oi Artillery, pre-
cisely at lweive O'Clock on the day mention.
ed, by Colonel Maud
Signed G. 4. MEADE,
Major General
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-21
From San FranoIsco o.

SAN FRANcrsoo, April ls--Public grief
over the death of Abraham Lincoln in a Il the
Pacific States continues unabaled
Arrangements, everywhere, have been
made for the obsequies tomorrow.
Men have been iynched in several places,
for expressing joy at the assassination. Or
der is completely res ored in this city, and
the military have disbanded
The determination of President johnson
not to treat with the rebel leaders, has given
great satisfaction, A disposition to accord
his administration general confidence is evinc-
ed
A severe earthquake occurred in some of
the southern counties in California, to-day.
General Mcdowell issued an order for the
instant arrest ofanY person expressing ap
proys Of Mr.. lilctlns murder, aud fer
the suppression of any newspaper SO offend
ing,
The revenue cutter Shubrck, from Victo'
ria, arrived with Colonel Bnlkany of the
Russian international telegraph
All arGang were made during his
visit to British Columbia and Sitka for push
ing the enterprise forthwith.
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orrIcE or rnr AuDroa or srA1r,
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.

10 expire ON the S1st day OF January 1860.
OFFICE or THE AUoIToR OF STATE, INSURANCE DIRT
COLUMBUS ONO, January II, 1855.
WHEREAS, The NORTH AMERICAN FIRE IN
5URANCE COMPANY, located at Hartford, In the
State OF Connect cut, has hed in this office sworn
statement ofts condition, required by the first
ton OF the act ro reg Ilate Insurance Com panic not
incorporated by the State Ohio" passed April {,
1866, and ends Feb uAry o, 1864 and whereas,
said Company has furnished satisfactory evidence
that II IN possessed at least hundred thousand
dollars OF actual capital invested In stocks or bonds,
in mortgages OF real estate, worth double tho
amount Tor winch the same In mortgaged ana,
whereas, said Company has fled in this once
ten instrument under its corporate seal, s2ned by
the President and Secretary thereof, authorizing any
agent agents Of said Company in this Stale 10 &c.
knowledge service OF process for and in behalf OF said
Company, according TO the terms oi said law.
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the FIST section
the aforesaid act, /, JAMES Ii. GOLDMAN, Auditor o
State for Ohlo, do hereby certify that said NORTH
AMERICAN FIRE lNsUkANCE COMPANY, o
Hartford, Connecticut, is authorized 10 transact the
business OF Fire Insurance IN this State until the
thirty first day OF January in the year thousand
eight hundred and slxty-six.
ISTAAP. In witness whereof, have heTeunto sub
[SEAL scnbed my name and caused the seal OF my
office to he affixed the day and year above
written. JAS. II. GOODMAN,
fel0 Auditor Of State
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-21

INOR RsALE-4OO acres Of and, six miles south
II Katon, Hardin county, Ohio, lying on both
aonVlle station. l''aNNI
The laid lies rolling, aud Ia timbeTed with ash,
Pile, wRiht, cherry, lynn, hickory, 6c., has thsee
springs d water, valuable water power on Z Il
Greek, twnty feet head, with rich creek hott4
Only improvements, a cabin with about hflefn a
cleared. The wood on Ire lend, II cut and hauLt
the railroa Willpay for the land
For teTIs and other particulars, apply to v
Price, or v V. Marquis, belsfontaine, o. la24dA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-21
Terrible Accident.

BosToN, April 20.--A terrible accident oc-
Cured this morning, at the Charleston Navy
Yard. One of the workmen was engaged in
drilling out the fuse of one hundred and
fifty pound shell, when it exploded, instantly
killing Timothy Lyons, John Murphy, Ma
thaniel Burcb, and Daniel Drew
all the workmen in the yard we're more or
less injured, and also some ten or twelve 9th.
ers, some of them, it is feared, fatally.
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Report OF the Number OF Prisoners from
Lees Army.

NEw YoRK, April 2l-The Heralds cor
respondent says:
The paroling of Lees army was completed
on the 18th. The official report puts the
number Of men at 26 6ll5, 1853 pieces of ar.
tillery seyenly-one stands of Golors and 10,
9ls Stands Of small arms, 100 wagons,
caissons, &c 5000 horses and mules
MAMMALIAN TO RETURN TO AUSTRIA.
The Herald's Paris correspondent says
Maximilian's Minister in London has resign.
ed, declaring that be is satisfied the Mexican
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UNITED STATES HOTEL

CORNER SIXTH AND WALNUT SITS, ON.
UNHls large and oommodious Hotel has been Il J
HTTED AND REFURNIsHED throughout nfl
style, without regard TO trouble expense, 10 md
the demands OF the travelling public, to which ) 4
patronage is most respectfully solicited.
feT q. G. MAOLIsH, Pro II
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-21

SANDY HooE, April 2O--The brig Onyx,
Captain Gill, from Pernambueo, has arrived
here for orders 1.
She reports that Captain French, of the
ship William Tell, of Boston, was murdered
by the crew OF his ship about four weeks ago,
NJ the said place
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alo.Ooo R,rard On,r,d.

PmLADFLPHIA, April 2O--GoverDor Curtin
has issued { proclamation Offering reward q
$4,000 forthe arrest of Booth, If arrested il
Pennsylyahia.
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Glotbtng.
WILLIAM wALIKER,
Farmers & MeChaI lies Hotel.
NEW ARRANGEA TENT.

wAdNE ER sc 5EIIRK,
(sUoCEssoA TO soHnBLBA rAsoSLEa)
LAVE taken this old and populs a Hotel on Second
III street. Dayton, and hope by their attsntion 10
business 70 sustain the wOll-earnsd reputation Of this
well known house. iAt
The services oiAr. Henry Foster, 80 widely known,
have been retained as Clerk.
The patronage Of Its former Fri sndsIs confidently
anticipated. anR9s.d6W
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L. NJ. STANTON,
SeereLary Of War
HEAUQUARTERs, NASHVILLE,
April Is. 1880 y. NJ,

70 Major. General II. W. Hdlieck
forward the following report from General
Slonem4n, Just received for the Information
of the Secretary Of War, and Lieutenant Gen
srsl, and take pleasure in inviting their at
teution to the importance Of the work per
formed by General Stoneman, who, in spirit,
fully executed the orders given him before
starting on the expedition.
The officers specially mentioned by Gener-
al Stoneman, Major Keagh, Ca ltains Morrow,
Allen and Chamberlain, have heretofore, on
many occasions, distinguished themselves by
salantry and good conduct in battle.
[Signedl g. II. Thomas,
Major General
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fttGtirnnrp

Empire is collapsiug, aud that Maximillian
will soon abdica,s aud return to Austria, be-
ing completely disappointed in his two most
important xpeciatios-the recognition Of
the United States, andthe support Of the Pope
and the Mexican olerY
As confirmation Of his report is stated
that Maximillian has ejected the renuncia.
ton Of bis family righs to The throne OF Aus
tria, made before Leaving Europe