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CHrrcnt News Items.

Gen. Rosecrans, after an interval Of pain
fol public suspense and dire foreboding has q
length turned up at Yell9w Springs, Ohio =
He represents himself as hopeful that the ma
ton will be delivered "from that dreadful
curse, African slavery The report there
fore, that he was teaching country singing
school again, is malicious cauard.
Speaking Of peace, the Louisville Democrat
we'll says, if there is any road oUt Of this vii
derness Of blood and tears, We should find II
The Ohio Legislature has passed a resolush
asking Congress TO give the State credit for
her hundred day IN N. The Ohio Legislature
being regarded at Washington Us an uumiti
gated bore, the probability is that the credit
aforesaid will not be secured.
Cook county, Illinois (Chicaeo,) seems TO
be in trouble Her quota is about 5000, and
the papers say there is no use attempting TO
fill it without. a draft as it would cost $1,000
600.
Ex-Governor Thomas II. Hicks, United
State Senator from Maryland, died at clock
on Tuesday morning.
The Petersburg Express says the fight on
Monday, near that place, was severe. 1t esti-
mates the Federal loss at from ,500to 1000.
Lord Lyons is To be appointed British MIN
lister to Austria
The Paris correspondent of the New York
Herald informs that paper Of the existence of
secret treaty between Napoleon and Jetl
Dsvis,and says that by virtue of this the rebels
have procured two formidable rams, built at
Bordeaux, which are supposed to be stauuch
enough to DEFY the batteries in New York
harbor, and thus enable their commanders
to lay the city under contribution or to-
destroy it, as they may elect. This is GER
tainly important II true
The New York Tribune's Savannah let.
Ter says. Sherman army is suffering for food
vile it is being drs.ributed to tho citizens.
Mr.. Seward will certainly remain in the
Cabinet until the fourth Of March, notwith
standing doubtful representations from New
York.
The United States Senate, yesterday, sus-
tanned the paper monopoly. 1t refused to
agree to the House resolution.
Up to the lth inst, eighty. four oil compan
les had been organized in Ohio, with an ag.
gregate nominal capital of $25.373,5OO.
The imports OF dry goods at New York last
week we're SS27 500, against 81, ,o25, ,O63 same
time last year.
The amount of currency issued to Nation
al Banks during the past week, wAs 50 ,25O,-
400, making the total amount now in circula-
tion fraction less than, ninety-one mil
lions
The President yesterday nominated Senator
Molgan, of New York, for Secretary of the
Treasury, but subsequently Withdrew it, Some
of the correspondents intimate that Hugh
McCuloch will be nominated
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PETITION FOR PARTITION

Mary Hubervs George Huber, Jarob Huber. Jahp
j llqbeT, Martha Huber Alice Huber, and Ann IA
Huber.
Court OF Common Pleas Of Montgomery covnty
Ohio. In Partition.
CtEORGE HUBER, Of the State Of 1lnoia Jaeob
" Huber, Of -. JoAeph county, Indiana dohn n
Huber, Martha Huber, Alice Huber and Ann E Huber
all Of Montgomery county. Ohio, Will take no;,ns fhni
petition was flei against them On the 10Th dav OF
January, 1866, m the Court Of Common Pleas al
Montgopety county, Ohio, by Mary Htiher, and IA
now pending wherein sRid Mary Huber demands mar
htion Of the following real estate, to-wt: SItuate in
ils % I'D tio y, Sh ~ onlo, i9t NO.
isiarE. said county, plat Of which ~ recorded Al
Plat Book A,page ~ Of the records OF Montgomery
county 0hoi and that at the next term OF sad Coun
the said Mary Huber will apply an order that mar
tton may be made Of said premises
MARY HUBER
ADAM CLAV, Attorney. q 'tt iaetw6
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( Mr. Seward, in his letter to Mr.. Adams
Of February 9, gives utterance, among
other plattudes, to the assertion that wars
are sometimes abandoned, "wiihout se-
curing the advantages which were origi-
nally expected ftom the conflict" This
trusm seems to have dawncd on the Re
publican mind very recently, and Messrs.
Lincoln and Seward are seized with NOR
tai terror, lest such should be the tefmina-
ton OF the war against the South. Messrs.
Seward and LFncoln have perhaps been
refreshing their minds with a re-perusal Of
our revolutionary history, in which, not
withstanding her superiority of numbers,
her infnity Of resource, her stupehdohs
preparation, and all her arrogance Of BOAST
and promise, England was compelled to
iorego the advantages which were origi-
nally expected from the conflict" a few
feeble colonies, "without an army aud
without navy" as we expressed it,
proved more than match for that power
which, for purposes of conquest and sub
jugation, Rome, in the height Of her glory,
is not to he compared-a power which has
dotted over the surface of the whole globe
with her possessions and military posts,
whose morning dtum-bcat, following the
sun and keeping company with the hours,
circles the earth with ono continuous and
strain of the martial airs of
England" And even il we had not this
example---so instructive to all who have
minds sufficiently comprehensive to un-
dcrstand tive have the precept Of Holy
Writ, which advises us that "the race is
not always to the swift, nor the battle to
the strong"
But what Mossrs. Lincoln and Seward
dread more than anything else from fail
nre to ''secure the objects which were orig
inally expected from the conflict" is the
result and vindication of the wisdom and
patriotism Of the Democratic party. But
may be the opinion Of
Messrs. Lincoln and Seward-is even now
n thing accomplished. The Democracy
warned the people that subiugation, if ever
accomplished, would be the work of years.
Years of hideous conflict have passed, and
1
subjugation is not yet complete. The De-
warned you that the Union could
not be restored by war. So obvious has
this truth become, that even Republicans
no longer pretend that the war is waged {
for the restoration of the Union. We Il
warned you of National debt, and tax
ltion equivalent to servitude. Both are
npon the people, even sooner than was
predicted. We admenished you of the
Danger Of military despotism; and already n
he iron heel of tyranny, irresponsible and Q
is on the necks of the peo- s.
pie. Whatever may be the future of the II
Democracy, "the past, at least, is secure"
Identified with the glory of the Republic,
rom its earliest dawn to its elimination,
md in nowise connected with its downfall /
ave in heroic efforts to avert the catas- II
rophe, the Democracy have made a record
which will be honored until "the last sylla- r
lie Of recorded time"
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Public Sale.

A VALUABLE FARM, consisting OF 90 acres IN
N Twin townehip, Preba county, 81 miles west Of
Iyrmont, milos southeast o. LeWisburg, will he sold
on the prem miseson saturday, February ~ 1868 lp
TheimpToYements consist 81 good house ana
harn and other outbmldhgs two good wells Of water,
cea1ed audj the halanee Of the land well Numbered
This laTm Ise0nvenient 10 churches, schools mills
6e and In aH excellent neighbOrhood and alll posi-
lively be sold 10 the highast btider. Terms made
known on day Of sale. I.Ii.
iasidawts i8tHAr y sAMUEL sHIMP.
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DB-No lady should ID without pr. Towv

Bs5-No lady should he without DIR. TowNs-
LEY's INDIAN TooTHAcHE ASoDYSs in her fam.
lily If she has children that have the tooth
ache 1t VIII cure them. IL any OF the family
have scurvy on the gnms it viii cure il. Ii
some OF the cousins have diseased gums, rem
dering their mouth very unpleasant, il will
cure the disease, andrender the gums red and
Of beRntfnl color. - feI3dlw"'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-14

BlJ~SCOYILLS BLOOD AND LIVER
SYRUP, for the cure of SCRoyULA, WuTg
SWELLING, aud other dieeases of the Blood
When such men as DR. K s. Newton, profess.
or in one OF the most prnminent Medical Col.
leges of Cincinnati, C. w. Pratt, NJ, d.; and
A. Castor, M. d., come out and state 10 the
world that this Medicine, ScoynLs BIoon
AND LIVER SYRUP, cures Serofula aud other
cases caused by impure blood, where all other
remedies have failed, no one shou ID doubt its
virtues or fail to use il in any disease which
is eAnsed by impure stale Of the Blood.
p fel3dlw hra'a s..I,.r. .IsgII.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-14

DR HAu's BALsAM For. the cure Of long
standing Coughs, bad Colds, Bronehitis az
well as, CONSUMPTION, this medicine is,in.
valuable. It's peculiar combination is ihe re.
suit Of experience, and an intimate knowl.
edge Of the cause Of these diseases, and tbe
certificates of rea arkable cures are sufficient
proof of its superiority. t1 iel3dlw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-14

DR. Morris VEGETABLE LIVER Pulls are
working their way into general favor in The
estimation Of the public. II the community
knew the superiority of these Pills-lhey
being composed of vegetable extracts-they
would use no other when they could be pro.
cured Many VIII have used them won Id pre-
Ter paying o. one dollar per box, in preference
to being withodt them. FSef fel3dI9
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Wine Plants, Grape Roots, etc.

II HAVE for sale the genuine OHINRsE WINE
L PLANTS, Grape lloots, Evergreens OF superior
quality, shruhbery Of eyery description, Fruit and
ity Address through Posloiliee, or at my premises
and will call Immediately. GEORGE SAY
4 ieed2N lU Corner Lndl0W and First strsais.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-14

Lousvisla, KY, septernser16, 1868.
On the 22i Of July last ! submitted, throrgh On
agent Of nne, 10 The ket ical director Of the Diart
%ment % oi lhe Cumberland sample of my Cedron
hlIlerS LOT MS inSneeton, and requested I'll agaran.
bysS, ne iound IL meriioTlOns, to sancliOn ana an
prove its Use amOng our soldiers r H''t' ~
me ollow,ng Is the Medical Directors reply and
also General Rosecfals' permission to shin 3rl e an
~ once, 10 ave II sOdto Suffers
JOHN BULL.
~ am satisfied that CedroD Bittars will do no harm
10 any one, u iaRen properly and in mOieration /
zee no objection TO Dr. Bulls being permitted 10 dis
pose Of 1t to suffers. - y We
|s..yg "a. HENRY THURsTON
Sturgeon and heiical Director, D. c."
"HE ,DQUARTER DEP'r or THE CUunEnL.Nn a
"NAsav'LLs, TENsEssEE, July "A 1885 !
1T John Bnll's agent hr. r.---, has permission
to snip 10 Nashville, Tennessee twenty dte 5r,s Gor
IN the army oniy. ~ FF1 WV
The reguafon7 Of the Treasury Department are |
to be complied with sincCy -
'l3y command Of Major General Rosecrans,y ~
OWN. NJ MILES
"Maor and Provost Marshal 81 neral, |
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Splendid Farm for Sale.
MADISON TOWNSHIP,
NINE MILLS NNRsn, ON N a ,,-rnA,

N'NAf'''' " 80 ~ IN ] ibRs
TTNlE subscriber offers for sale his Farm lving in
Il Madison township, on Tho Dayton and Resfsrn
turnpike, nine miles wes OF Dayton eOntainnt, t5s
acres One hundred and ten acres are under Cultiya
ton; the balance well tifnherlt rio improv, tnen9s
consist Of large twO-stOry brick house. large bank
barn. and all necessary oulmDdings; two oTchafdsi
three wells, and aneYeriAlng stream OF water, and a
tenant house. IuH.H ffN fHI III II f' 'fN
The farm will be sold on good iafmss Per,opE
wiahng to purchase would 10 we'll 10 examine H. AZ
They cannot fail to be pleased.
Hehas afro twenty-five acres tha south si,ih of
tha turnpike which he VIII SELL Il has thirteen aerSs
in timber fellH3@ JONATHAN Garner
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UNITED sTIATEs HoTEI.

CORNER flxTH AMI. WALNUT sTs9 ON, ss
1NHlS large and oommodious Hotel has been RE
i FITTED AND REfU sNlsHED throughout mag.
nfeenny with entire NEW FURNITURE Of the latest
style, without regard to trouble expense, 10 NEE
the demands Of the travelling public, TO which your
patronage II most respectfully solicited
fsf noillmfil HHI O. q! mAoLIsH, Pro'r.
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@Iotbing.
No. aoI rnIRp srREEr. nAYroN. on
SprrtaI Notlrrs,

CHLDRES's Cans &C P. Huber & Son
have just received an assortment Of Baby
Cabs and Carriages. Call and see them for
they are splendid. 3,d
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-14

Day The Dayton Empire Company S,ock.
holders are requested to pay up the balance
oftheir stock within the next thirty days
J. KENSEY, Treas q
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-14

Ba-Wheh physicians and other men .r
equally high standipg7 recommend ALLRS's
LUNG BALsAM, for the cure Of Coughs Gods,
and all Diseases of the Lungs that tend 10
Consumption, why should the afflicted delay
in using it2 ~ .r.N. F -
Y For sale by II. ID. Carnell. feI3dIw
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SPECIAL PERMIT.

UNITED STATES Custom HOUSE,,
NASHVILLE, rESNgssEE, August l2 1sC3
DIR. John Bp'l's agent, Mr.. - has porn,is.ion IN
transport TO the front, via railroad or pike within fS
Federal lines, for tho use OF the army fl4Ul ona INN
dred and forty boxes OF Bull's Ce,ron Bltters
J. X. DlLLIe. -r..
Per WILLS. HALL,
.r Surveyor Of Customs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-14

BaS~ Go to John W. Darst's, corner Second
and Jefferson streets for your Fall and Win
er Dress Goods also Cloaks, Shawls. Car
pets, &c, Just received. ~ 100 dF
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-14

AND ALL DlSEASES OF THE LUNGS
tHE results Of its is a proof Of its great value
L The extraordinary II HEALING PROPERTIFs of
this remedy are experienced ty all those who have
used T., Their sstlmony will he found in pamphiet
whcll can he had Of the Ag nts where the Medicine
ia for IalV. %. l
ua COUGHS aud COILS however distressjn, o,o
bTokt M m an lnrr bic short ume, by caus no a
spee in influence the lungs that the matter and
phirgm are easily eXpectoratea.
PA ms and SORENESS Of tire ca EST are duickIv
relic yedhY the rrtated paris becoming healed CoIb
CBIIts NIGHr SW EATS become ,,bci
ed, by the strength being restored The torpid liver
~ res Hored TO Rctoni az ,he blood becomes Duri6ad
AL LENS LUNG BALSAM contains no oniunn M
apyf lrm IL is perfectly harmless the most deli,
90 NsUMPTlyEs would do vel to read his trestsa
on al eased Lungs. t'.'H .I' n ''rN'fi10
PH YBlGlANS who have failed to cure their petien
should ry this Medicine before they give the case nm
we Know very many valuable lives have bean f
by heing persuaded 10 give it trial. I7IT Tl'N''
a-aE RE and SET ALL MS LUNG BALSAM.
and let no other article be palmed upon you.
,ALliEN'S LUNG BABSAM Is tnt up with great
care, a nd WIN hne steel engraved label beanng the
Ont FoRG THAT
ALIENS LUNG RATsAM ,oRiJ break up he mas, a.
tressing CB,gh ia feb H0trs' time : T1''ii''
Many cases Of o0NaUMi TION, that we've cons,d
cred ineurah e, have heen cured here in this eitv
Call and get pamphlet, and read the remarkabIe
epres, men VIII convince you OF the great value OF
DON'T DESPAIR because all other reDed,ss Lave
failed but try the remedy and you VIII not be deceiy
ed. lssa .aH Ou .H8d Bio I''II = n - II
For Sc le by the Propristors, s, .. ,.. -Ii.,
), n. hAkRfS n CO., olncInnati Ohio
rRIOE--ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE Sold Nv
MedicI dealers throughout the city and country
For sale by DIV W. Stewart, James Abbey Ii d. i
Carneli, anu D. .lnetreh, Dayton W. II. Negley,
1T IS GOOD REMEDY-TRY 1T. @
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-14

J. S Roseberry-NO sc Main street-s
Offering his Dry Goods ap4Ot to so Der cen.
below September prices, having bought since
the great decline
Goses them tits altrrue. .9fsf es.9-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-14

Hope is the dream of the yigilAnt
alI. HlfiH HH
...H.H .aI uH.#
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-14

BlTrERs THAT ARE BITlERs .-Trere are No
hters for the stomach imme usely popularin tbis
re ION oi tho country ms those manufactured by
one o. our own residents, (Dr. G W. RohsclO As m
appetizer and pie asant and agreeable tonic thev
surpassed by no other importation. Haying triedthe
ingly recommend them as an inya uabe T. mic = Ii
cinndH Cd,aReycint - ''N Ff'"N1' '"'-
See Advertisements Cour,
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ua.It tt.f.tu. -i...ssaa itsH t.lu
1a.ari i.ia ats $500 ..'a a,n..
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II III NJ + III Il L Y s.
MEPATHIC SPECIFICS

Have proved, from the most ample experience IN
entire ,uccc's,-Nimple, Efficient and Reliable.
They are the onlv medicines perfectly adapted 10
popular u-e--so simple, that mistakes cannot he
made in using them; 50 harmless, as to lee tree
from danger; and So efficient. as to he always re-
lir.lc. They hav" raised the highest commerda-
lin from all, and will alwav, render safisficton.
No q is a sure cure tor Seminal Emissions and
involuntary discb argos. Price q
SOLDIERS Nos. 1 and :. Tor Diarrh@a and Dis-
eutery , boxes 81
FAMILY cA,ts Gases of thirtv-ive vials. NOR
COCO case, and book complete, containing speci-
ic remedy Tor each well known disease liable to
occur in every family, Sl0 Gaze Of twenty large
vials in morocco and book, Sc. Single boxes
with direction, IS cents 80 cents or 81.
YETFKISARY SPEcIFIcs.-- oga " cases, 10
vials, $40. Single vials, with directions. 81
rTrlhese Remedies, bv the c-se or single box
sent free Of CHARGE receipt Of the price Address
HUMPHREYS Specific Homeopathic Medicine
Compauy Office aud Depot, No. 562 Broadway.
New YORK.
For sale hv everv Medicine Dealer.
DE-. HvMpuEEys !, consulted daily at hi, Office
peronally ~ i,y lister as aboYa for ali forms ci
iiseas lott
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MANNEa ID pIsTRIRu1loY

CERTIFICATES naming each article aud It's
Value are placed in SEALED ENVELOPES,
which well mixed, One of these Envelopes.
containing the Certificate or OTder TO- some arti-
cles Ororh at least one dollar dtretaii will be sent
by mail to any address, without regard to choice
on receipt Of % cents. The purchaser will see
what Article it draws, and its value, which NAV
he from One to Five Hundred Dollars, and can
then send One Dollar and received the Article
named, any other on the list Of the same value
aud after seeing the article it it does not give per-
feet satisfaction desire il to be immediately re-
turned and the amount pal will he refunded
Bv this mode we give selections from a varied
stock Of fine goods. Of the best make aud latest
STYLES and If intrinsic worth, at a nominal price
while all have a chance Of securing articles OF tn,
very highest value.
In all cases we charge for forwarding the Certi
ticate, postage and doing the business, the sum Of
Twcntv-hve Cents, which must he enclosed in the
order. Five Certificates will lie sent for 81
eleven for %; thirty for IS; sixty-fve for $40
one hiudred for SIS
Parties dealing with us NAV depend on having
prompt returns, and the article drawn will be i'm
mediately cent to any address by return mail OF
express.
Entire satisfaction Guaranteed in all cases.
Wife your Name, Town, County and STATE
plainly, aud address
SELDFN g. co
s;3m q Courtlandt So, New York.
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s,TATE OF VEHMONT-Di.trict Of

tNTATE OF NERMONT-Di.trict of
k)Alui-on. So.
Br i, remembered that at Probate Court held
NJ Mtllehur'. within and for the Di>tric- Of At-
ii ~ ON the 1ithdtv of lllv Nd. 1865, am iu,r'l-
ment puportnt to he t.c la,, Willaal testament q
PETER 4. lCCILE
atc # Niddlebnfv, il laid D>trc', dcc,a,ed. j,
presented to til, court for Probate II i, thcreupol
ordered that said instrument be considered hv th.~
court tor probate and allowance, at a session
Thereof to he held AT tic Probate Onicc in Mild--
bury. on Saturday. the 9TH day If August inst. =.
d., 1s6j, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, and that
notice thereof he given to all person, Interested,
thai they may appear and make their objections,
it any they may have. to the probate aud allow
ance OF said Instrument, as the last will and rc>ia
mcnt ot said deceased, hy publishing q certified
copy Of This order in the Niddlcbury leri,ter-a
cw,paperprin,elat said Nlilicbury three weeks
successfully lrc,ousto the time Of aid court
CALVIN &. TlLDEN, Judge.
true c.. records.
ij.v3 Attest, G.. q. TlLDlN, Judge
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- a chance 10 obtain any Of the ADORE
articles for one Dollar by purchasing a seal
ed e0rciope for - cts.
Eii- fte Sealed Envelopes will le sent for II
Eleven for 50: Thir for -; SiXh live for $40
Ole Hundred for slj.
.4GEh'TS H'.4.NTED EVEYUHERE
Our patrons are desired to send UGit.l tate.
money When it i, convenient. Long letters are
unnecessary. Letters Hhoul lie addressed TO our
Box 300, Post Office, for greater safety.
Orders tnr SEALED ENVELOPES must in every
case be accompanied hy the CASH with the name
Of the person -rndiu,, and Town. County aud
State plainly written. Letters shoall he addressed
to the Manages a. iollows
GOODWIN, HUNT & co.
13:Sm~ Box j70G, Post Office New York.
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CECURE A HOME.-Lands for sale
NEW YORK SILVER MINING co.
OF NEVADA

Capital S1j0,oOo; Shares, 500. 1000 Sharc4 in
treasury; 1000 for sale. Prize $40 per
Shares; sj0 per Share after Aug. 1st
Stock full paid, and no individual liability. Com
panv organized under tic General Law cf the
State Of New York, with a board of trustee, Of
honorable, Christian business men, IN whose man
agement the stockholders may have nnounded
confidence that they will do all that can he done
to make Investments safe and profits large
We expect this stock will I've at par within one
year. and making dividends Of from to per ct.
on tho par value Of the stock per month in GoLp.
Any Gle gymau Insurance Agent, or Cashier of
Bank is authorized to receive money and forward
it; to whom a liberal commission will be allowed.
Certificates will he returned ON the rcrcpt Of funds.
Stock for sale at the Atlantic Bank New York. K.
w K. frcenian, Cashier; and at the Office OF the
Company. We refer 90 the officers Of the Cam.
pauy, to Il. w. H. FRrEMAN, Esq, Cashier Of tho
Atlantic Bank, 1l2 Broadway, or HERMAN CAMP,
ESD. - Nassau Street.
Oar machinery is bought and will be soon upon
the ground, and We expect to he taken out and
reducing ore silver bullion at the net profit o.
$1,000 per day, or $500 coo per aunum. thu
doubling. our whole capital in one year II vot
would get any Of this stock you must subscribe
quickly.
THOMAS SpROUL President.
s. Il. HUTCHINSON, Secretary.
Office so Broadway. over the Am. National
Bank.
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Al \ Il RIM O n IAL,

VA LADIES and GENTLEMEN; II ycu wish
to marry Won can 10 80 bv addressing me. will
send you, without money and Without price, val
liable information. that viii enable vou 60 marry
happily and speedily. irrespective Of ace. wealth
or beauty. This Information vii cost YOU nothing
and il YOU wish to marry, will chccrlullv assist
YOU. Al'cttcr- strictly confidential. Tire desired
information sent by return mail amino reward
asked. Please enclose postage or stamped cuNe-
lupe, addressed to- vuursclt Address,
SARAH b. LAMBERT. Grecnroint
7m3 Kings Co., y. Y.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

The celebrated DR. DOW continues to devote
his entire time 20 the treatment Of all diseases in
cidcnt 20 the female system. An experience Of
twcnty.ihroe years enables him to guarantee
speedy and permanent lief lin the worst case, Of
SuPPREssIoS aud uli other MiENsrRUAL NEKANGE-
IENTS, from whatever cause. Al letters must
cont In 81 OHicc, No. Endicott stle Get, Bpston
y. B.-Boar furnished to those who wish to
remain under treatment.
Boston, june q. 1865. l5;1y