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The Fairfield courier. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-03-23
SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE.

pOOI1 OAnVhINA NtJlllEyE.'
CoIUMD1A, January 10, 1865.
FINDER appointment by the Legislature
u TO prepare this Record, earnestly
APPEAL to the families or friepds of our de-
ceased soldiersto send me at noe etheirnames
&o., while there is an opportanity' to secure
accurate Information. Hospital registers
deficient In the information required, il must
be obtained at home. ~ y, f..a.. -
The Record will date back TO the beginning
of the war, and include all who have been
killed in battle or died Of wounds received
in battle, or from disease or accident If
you haye been 80 fortunate as not TO 1oso
friend or relative, yea remember that IL is
noble to- rescue from oblivion the name OF
butone friendless yotth who had gone from
your neighborhood TO diein our cause.
Give--1. Namo In full. 2. From =ha:
District. 3. Rank, 4.'CompaDy.'5. Regiment
and arm Of service. 8. Died, year., month,
day. z. Cause Of death, aud remarks las
where he died, age, previously wounded, &o.)
Circulars and blanks 10 be filed Nill be
sent to such as desire them. No fee OF expense
is incurred by my one forhaying the record
made. The State is endeayofing to fulfll q
sacred obligation in securing now, and re-
cording for posterity, the names of all her
eo"o ."ho h"'o t@a'eu 'hthlS war. IN loos,
the Convention unanimously resolved that
this should be done, "as q token Of respect
70 their memories, and a legacy Of inestima-
ole value TO their friends;" and thoresolution
was sent forth, by their order, to be read 10
our regiments, baitalio :: Ind companies
everywhere. Many a brave soldier may
have died in solitude or rushed upon the foe,
with the thought in his heart that his name
would be honorably preserved at home. 10,
feb 13'65-d3 VIM j. RIVERS.
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Esates OF Postage.
ON LETTERS.

h}..-sg-s ON LETTERS. t&s, ,,.JsAsss
Single letters not exceeding @ half ounce
in weight, to any part of the Confederate
States, shall bo 10 cents.
An additional rate for each additional
half ounce or less.
Drop letters 2 cents EACH
In the foregoing cases, the postage to be
prepaid by stamps on stamped envelopes.
Advertised letters 2 cents each.
..gt ON NgwsPAPERs.
Sent to regular and bona tide subscribers
from the office Of publication, and not ex-
ceeding 8 ounces iH weight. lt
Weekly papers, 10 cents per quarter.
Semi Weekly paper, 10 eents per quarter.
Tri-Wegkly paper, 20 cents per quarter
Four times a week 80 cents per quarter.
Five times week 80 cents per quarter
Six times week, 60 cents per quarter
Daily paper 70 cents per quarter.
on PERIODICALS.
Periodicals published oftenor than semi
monthly shall be charged an newspapers.
Periodicals published monthly, not cx-
ceeding y ounces IN weight. p cents per
quarter; and for every additional ounce or
fraction Of an ounce, 81 cents additional.
Scmi-monthly, double that amount.
Bi-monthly or Quarterly, . cents an
ounce.
ON TRANSIENT PRINTED MATTER.
Every other newspaper, pamphlet, period
ical, magazine, each circular not sealed,
handbill and engraving, not exceeding
ounces in weight, cents for any distance,
cents additional for each additional ounce
or less beyond the first three ounces.
In all cases, the postage to be prepaid by
stamps or slammed onyelopes
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JUST puBIIsHgD, Z
Master SyiiliisD agittea

Asosth Of 6fiilia,at talents; whoS ,eas ruined BOZ
I, Ss.4 > y ~, bad htek. 4 ,,...,,s, ~
a.,i Byths aetlIvr Of Georgia scehes.@
BOUT two hundred end 6fiy pagcs 90,
LA gtayos+weh tp1ipted with nest papef
covers, VrissentiA j Jadge asohgst rset's best5
and moss hpiEotous style, Price 96; for
which We win send 9 copy, post paid, to any
port OF the Confederacyy The usual dis
coant TO the trade. { ,{aHg
All orders should be addressed to
q s,as. BURKEs RoYKIH a 90
The Fairfield courier. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-03-23

TSpublished Daily Tri, Weekly and weeliy.
IL BY @. P. Pelham bsat Columbia, s., o., =.
3a's TBRAISs ~
Daily Guardian, three, mohtfb 40 90
Yri Weekly Guariiau, three n,ensha is 90
Weekly Guasdiau, six snonths ;.; 10 90
81 ,lt Adptrt,seaents.
One squafc, first insertion q .t:;: IS 90
Each subssquent inssftioa y: s:af4 90
FOB 3'65'a gf'Sf SfStsB8 ..fF 4gi -
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Ralsi,acss Directory.
TOWNCOUNCIL.

JAS. McchGraHr, hleadaal
OR. TuoMpsoN, | "i
DR.; ". u. ArkRS, Wa,st,, So
J. w. CArnoART, ""'''"
J. S. STEWART, .s
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Prospectus of tho conservative


rUBLIsHED DAILT AND wgEKBY BY tn
J. u. NEApHERBY & CO., RALEIGH, N, C.
OUR PRINCIPLES:
Tie true Conservative platform The su-
premacy of the civil over the military law.
quiet submission to all laws, whether
good or bad. while they remain, upon our
statote books. ,,.....
No. reconstruction, or Submissions, but per-
petual independence.
An unbroken front to the common enemy;
but timely and repeated negotiations for
PEACE by the proper authorities.
No separate State action through y Con.
vention; no counter revolution ), no com
bined resistance to the Government
Opposition to despotism in every form,
aud the preservation of Republican, institu-
tons in all their purity. =,
We have determined to make the Conscr-
pdhUc permanent paper, for the mainten-
ance of our principles, and to render n
vigorous support to the cause OF Southern
independence. The administration of Gov.
Vance will find in the CoRservdtipo steady,
honest, straightforward supporter and de-
fender, as will also the National administra.
tion, when its action Is not in conflict with
our principles. "r'f" ~. "0'fa'
= The Conservative shall be o leading, relia-
ble paper, and will lie conducted. With vigor,
but with proper regard to truth and right,
and the courtesy due TO others. II will not
encourage or countenaice personal or polit-
ichl wrangling and discord. II seeks TO
unite all upon tho great and all-ebsorbing
interests of the Coufederaoy.,' f,v ~ I
IL shall be thorough ne@speper, and will
give the latest telegraphic and other news
most desirable to the public. The proceed
ings of the Legislature when in session, itn-
portant action Of Congress, and general in
teIfsonoe will be served up daily for our
readers. i, III is =,
OUR TERMS: ,g
For the Daily, one month, Il SO 90
For the Daily, three months, is 90
For the Daily, siSmonths, 20 90
For the Weekly, six months, as 10 90
neutrality-suspicious. TO either DAILY or;W Weekiy
received for Q longer ,ime than six months.
fob 1866 . 80,
| |TlLANKs Of essry description for ssfp a
-I1 this Office. So :. a. 81 81
II
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To the ErieAds of tac,soIdiers

THROVGHOUTT TIE CONFEDERACY.
'QuARrEnMAsTER GEN's DEPARTMENT,
Railroad Bureau, Richmond, Feb. 20,'G4
HNHE friends and relatives of soldiers in
Il the Army ofNorthern Virginia arc here
by notified that an arrangement has this day
been effected with tho Southern Express
Company, to carry all packages Of food and
wearing apparel to Richn ont, va.
TO secure the advantages thus obtained
through tho Express Company, thefollowing
instructions must be observed:
Packages must not contain more than one
Hundred pounds; be we'll secured, and plainly
marked, and sent at the expense of'thc ship
per 10 either Of tho Soldiers Relief Associa-
tions, which arc located as follows:
In North Carolina, at Raleigh; in South
Carolina at Columbia; in Georgia, ct Augusta;
in Alabama, vt Montgomery, or to any other
point ut which one Of these Associations have
an office.
The Agents Of these Associations will there
take charge of them, and ship daily, by
Southern Express Company, toShc proper
Agents OF the respective States at Richmond
who will see them distributed to the proper
individual owners. .-
To meet tho wishes of the soldiers, and to
give them certain and speedy communica-
tion with home. the Southern Express Com
pany has agreedtO give this freight pretcr-
enoe over everything else; and, in order that
no obstacle may occur to the success of so
laudable anonterprise, tho several railroad
companies are hereby requested to render the
Express Company such facilities as will ena-
hlc it to make this arrangements complete
SUCCESS. -. ~.
AS the Southern Express Company as
sumesall responsibility of the Transporta-
tion of these packages. tho Relief Associa-
tions are reluesteGto withdraw their agents
who have heretofore acted as travelling
messengers. If the Relief Association will
estabhsp agencies in the rear of other arm
ies, they may enjoy the same privileges here
by secured 10 the army of Northern yir-
ginia. Ga ~, g. +. w. SIMS,
Approved, II. Col. and Quartcrmr.
a. r. LAwToN, Quartermaster Gen'l.
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OFFICE soUraEns ExpnEss Co

= Augusta, Gl., Feb. 70, 1854.
The Southern Express Company hereby
notify the friends and relatives Of soldiers
in the Army Of, Northern Virginia and else
where, that they are prepared to carry out
arrangements as announced in the above
card. and that they will do all in their power
to fulfil its requirements.
JAMES SHUTTER.
Gen'l Sup't and Acting Pres't.
feb 1866
The Fairfield courier. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-03-23

TlLAHKs Of essry description for ssip at
.Ab this Office. Ai,5s a. ~ 81
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-10


SoIRnEs DRAkATioUE-The great sensation
al drama of the Ticket-of.Leave-Man" was
put on the stage last night In admirable taste.
1t is agood play with . most excellent moral!
Il was enthusiastically received by the audi
sncs The aiter-pisce, the Married Rake,
wee capital performance, Mrs. Perry APP
psaring in two characters, to the delight Of
oil present.
A most novel and exciting play will be pro-
duoed tonight Gipsey legend, entitled
"Ths Flowers Of the Forest gThisis one pi
the most attractive and Interesting plays yet
presented and cannot fail to draw q crowded
house.
Manager Frsdsricks, always on the alert 60
please and crafty his numerous friends and
patrons, has secured the services OF the cele-
bratsd PFimA Donna spd Lyric AeIress, Mad
anne Marie Methua sehellsr, Who viii sppedi
for the first time in Dayton, on Tuesday even
ing next. This distinguished artistic has 9
worldwide reputation, and her appearance il
our city will no doubt be cordially and hear
tily welcomed.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-10

EIGLE CLOTHING STcRE = Que neigbbtS
swars, the enterprising propristof of the
Eagle Clothing Store, next door to the Em-
pre- pIhce, is doing rushing business in the
clothing trade. His heavy stock OF goods,
received Within The last few days, Is attfsstipg
the attentionfo Of The public from all quarters,
and his store s daily, filed with customers.
his splendid assortment Of winter clothing
was reseb.ly purohAbed by himself--ii u ali
new, Of the latest styles and very superioe
quality. His stock OF 0verNcosts cannot be
surpassed any where. he has also splendid
selection of Frook and Dress Coats, Business
Suits, Pants, Vests aud every article pertain
ing to gsntleman's wardrobe, Employing
no agents or solicitors, bis CUSTOMERS get the
benefit Of this arrangement, as he has no
per ceptage or commissions TO pay in that
way. Persona in want Of FIRST class clothing
should not tail to call at the Eagle Clothing
Store. Remember the plaoe--lOs Main street,
next door to the Empire Office. .....
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Ci.y Board OF EducatIon.


Present Messrs., Brown, McCrea, Steel, Par.
ker, Anderson, Miller, Mccarthy, Ball, ames,
Winchell and Kenney.
The minutes of last meeting, aud the Sec
retary's report as to the finances, we're read
and accepted.
Mr.. Steele reported the exact location 10
which the School land, reported at last meet
ing, belongs; alse, as 70 the value thereof -
Report was received, end Mr.. Steele continued
as Committee to confer with Trustees Of Mad
River aud Van Buren loynshps, with regard
o the sale Of said land ~lih p3hBOA
The Committee on Text Books reported in
relation to the charges against Mr., Hickey as
to refusing TO exchange Mitcheifs for War
rem Biographies. Report received
The Committee On Teachers reported in ia.
vor OF promoting the following named teach
ers to Grade No 4 to-Wlt. Misses Belle
Thomas, II, M Bryant, j. X. rHusemaa, Mary
Franz, Hattie Snyder. Ellen Broadwell. Sa-
rah Ealy, and Sarah Buvinger. Received and
edopted.
The Committee on Finance submitted re.
port rs to The prospective condition OF the f.
nances for the present year. Received, and
referred to the Committee on TeachRrs, to re-
port at next meeting to what amount the
salaries can be increased. 5.''
The subject OF Treasurer of Board OF Ed
ucation was referred to the Financial Commit>
tee, with power to act.
BY Mr.. James, Resolved--~That the Com
mittse on District No 8 be authorized to pur-
chase Thermop peters for District No. g.
Adopted. t5Ho s.is va ,s.ei i.ss'
lgiThe Committee on Dlstrict No. were au-
thorized to purchase chairs Tor said school, at
n ona. NJ Ala
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-10
Medical Notice

. .
Dr. II. GONE may be consulted as follows rs
In XBNIk at the Depot Eating House, on Thurs
days Nov, 2S, Dee. -, Fob. J, Marcho, Aprt u.
In DAYTON At he phillips House, on Fridays
Nov, "a, L &c. 20, Feb Q, March ., April Is.
q in TROY at the Morris house, on Saturdays Nov.
a., Dec. 80, Feb. 5, March 10, Apritlf f"
In SPRINGFIELD at the Willis House, on Thurs
days, Nov 20, Jan, 4, Fob, s, March \, April ~,
DR.. COsE has had ofhces In cath OF thu alb owe
paces that he has regularly visited for the past sew
en- years ana as be has treated and cured many Pa
tents in each Of the above ploces, he can give the
best OF referenees In each place, as 10 his skill
DE- CONE treats, aud Cures ali varieties OF Chronic
Diseases including OF the Eye and Ear makes
no charge for consultation but II those whoeoneull
him desire treatment he charges Cal Tor hts Med.
icnes.
Medicines thai will last patient from four to sir
months, cost from fiyeto Thirty dollArsi In Oash.
'sIf' address, DR.. e. CONF,
octa5df CoLUHhUs, oHIo
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-10
JefT. DaVis-HIs Probable Par
s I.stti sIg don. .ft.a. ...a

The Washington correspondent of the
Philadelphia Inquirer speculstes as follows /;
II appears to have been fully decided that
Jefferson Davis will receive full free pardon,
and be furnished passport to Europe, on
giving his parole never to return. The sew
eral plans for his trial have fallen through
The Norfolk Court, of Judge Underwood, was
abandoned on account Of doubt as to the
question of jurisdiction, and the improbabiity
Of obtaining an unbiased Jury at that place
A military commission had been Rlso agreed
upon at one time, and evidence prepared
tending 20 convict him OF conspiracy in the
assassination Of Mr.. Lincoln but the Presi-
dent has concluded to have no more military
courts-martial or commissions.
1t Was also proposed TO try him in Virginia
ny a United States Circuit Court, over which
Chief Justice Chase was to preside but this
was also found impracticable. aa there is as
yet no organization of the United States
Court in Virginia, and IL there had been, an
| impartial trial by jury there would be impos-
| sible, Ii is said the President decided that
he should not be tried anywhere out Of Vir-
ginia, and overrued the proposition to try
| him in Baltimore or Washington, because he,
Davis, "committed his crimes in Virginia, =
Thus the matter stands to-day. ltis said thai
! IN addition 10 the united appeals of the rebel
leaders in the South, to let Davis go, Horace
| Greedy Ward Beecher and others have visited
the President, and begged for the life and
pardon of the eminent Southern statemsn.
| Ii is probable that no rebe. will now be puu-
ished for treason. II Davis goes to Europe he
will probably bo made hero and martyr o.
in certain quarters.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-10

SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr Daniel Miller, an old
aud highly respectable citizen of this county,
died very suddenly last evening. 'Aae resided
iu Van Bursn township, little south of the
6rst ford on the Miami River below Dayton.
He was driving bis cows home from the pas
ture, when hc fell dead in the road, short
dstancs from his house. . IL is supposed that
his death was occasioned by an affection OF
the heart He was good citizen and an es-
simable man in all the relations Of life, and his
death will be sincerly regretted by his numer'
ous relatives aud friends.
Mr.. Jacob Shade, another old fesidsht Of
the county, and good and worthy man, who
resided in the same neighborhood, also died
last evening. He had been sick with typhoid
fever for several weeks past
The funeral OF Mr.. Shade will take piece in
the morning, and that Of Mr.. Miller ia the
afternoon Of Tomorrow.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-10

To THE PUBLIo The new aud popular
Boo. and Shoe Store of WlKehm has just re-
csived another large stock OF Boots and Shoes,
90 much admired, and pronounced better and
cheaper than any ever seen in this city. They
are now open to the public, aud will he sold
cheaper chan ever, Call before PurohLsing
elsewhere, and you will not regret il, for you
will save twenty-five per cent by so doing.
Don't forget the place, as it is very imPor-
tAnt to all who want to bay Boots and Shoes.
No. SO Jefferson street, next ldoor to Andy
MarksIy's Blacksmith Shop, nearly opposite
the Market House, Dayton, Ohio.
have also received nice assortment oi
the latest styles Hats and Caps, which
offer at graetly reduced pricss
novl0d2twl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-10

Once, in charch, young map who car
ried The collecting plate, before starting to
collect, put his hand in bis pocket MS usual,
and put shilling, as he supposed, on the
plate, ard then passed it around among the
congregation, which numbered many young
and pretty girls. The girls, as they looked al
The plate, all seemed astonished and amused;
and the young man, takings glance at the plate
found that, instead of u shilling, he had put q
con onversalionsl-loze on the plate, with the
words, "Wili you marry me2" 10 red letters
staring everybody 10 the face. None OF the
young ladies, however, closed with the Offer
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-10
TeI6graphiiC.a
LATEST MEG
Moth Carolina EIectIcn.

RALtIeH, November 9--At the State cleo
tiop, to-day, Il precincts gave holden 1853,
and Worth, 3,0l5 These returns are mostly
from along the line of railway where secession
feeling predomuRtes
FTom present indications all ultra Union
men are beaten, and that none will be elected
who can not take the oath,
With meager returns at hand no correct
conclusion can be formed as to the result,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-10
new York stock Market.
NFw YoRk, November 10.

Stocks frmer aud lower Money on call
and active ~ z per cent. ? erliDg quiet
at l0stAl09s Chicago aud Roc. Island, l06i
Milwaukee aud Prairie du Chen,93; Pittsburg
Fort Wayne & Chicago i03; Alton and Terre
Haute, a., Macon and Wisconsin as; Reading
ia Mich Gen., ll3; Mich South. 72
Clev. and Pitts. 81 Chicago and Northwes-
tern 3li; Cleveland and Toledo. l03; Western
Union Telegraph, 20; New York Central IS;
Erie 9lA do pref 80 Illinois Central scrip
1873 Gold l47i Skies of 81 coupons 1864
Chicago Toledo 100 One Year Certificate
97s; Burlington L Quincy, la Cleveland 4
Northwestern. 30t; do preferred cat; Hudson
l07t o. 4 NJ. Certificates, 81; 6s 81, 100;
Ga 81, registered, lost 6-20's coupons ex-
November, 92i; do new issue, lOl; le-49s
certificates 92 7-30s 97i New York Skies
S4 Missouri Skies IA.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-10

A RRMEDEFoR rHE CURE OF Consumption
"A. l.. ScoVlll, Of Cincinnati, says that Al
lens Lung BAlsam has effected many cures Of
What Physicians 10 be the last
stages Of Consumption, He also ate Sthsi
it will break up the most distressing cough in
q few hours time Mr.. Scovill is we'll known,
and his statement c.n be relied upon.
For sale by the Dealers 10 Family Medicines
generally. a .t,a. 4o....si.. ..I .au
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-10
new York Market.
NEw YoRK, Novem

NkW IUKKI NOVemDer IU
Cotton firm at 53a54c. Flour dull and
5al0 better at So 30 as so for extra State
and 05a9 25 for round Hoop Ohio
Wheat steady and la3 better Is for new
Mil. z 80 wiuter red western, and So for
amber Milwaukee. Corn heavy and shade
better at Sass for unsound, and e9a9l
for sound. Rye l5c. Barley 3Oal IL. Oats
dull and lower at 46 60 for western
Beef firm Cut Meat quiet Butter quiet at
Mt 2Sa29. Cheese quiet at 9el6c.
Pork lower at 80 25 a 80 90 for new
mess, and 81 0Oa3l so for '63 and
Ga Lard heavy 24a2s2 Whisky 6rmer
at 2 40 for western. Petroleum dull at
35ts36c for crude 6Oo for refined bond, and
7Sc for free
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-10

B1yr When the most Distinguished Physi-
clans affirm that ScovTLL's BLooD AND LiveR
SYRUP is the best Blood Purifier, known, why
will not all those who are afflicted with hu-
mora, or any impurity OF the Blood, try this
acknowledged Remedy ? Many hopeless
cases have been cured by the use Of this med
ieine, when oil other remedies have failed
The Bloodis our life. Why not prolong
life, by removing from the Blood all poisonous
humorsf l.l.....H .... lHl.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-10

PIT Hole CIrY.-This miracle Of modern
enterprise is situated about the centre Of the
Pennsylvania oil regions-fve miles from the
Allegheny river, ten miles from Oil City, and
twelve miles from Titusville. It's only five
years old, has population Of $1,000, and
represents 4O,OOO,OOO of capital. Great is
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-10

Spring Is a season when Cathariic Medi-
cine 10 necessary, on account Of the torpid
action oftthe liver we remind those in want
that DR Morris VndHExDNE LURE PHLs are
for sale by druggisls generally, and all who
deal in family medicines. These Pills being
oom posed OF vegetable extracts, render them
mild and very eficaoiousi they are inysluabls
for their cathartic properties, and peculiarly
adapted 70 tAoss suffering from derangemsut
OF shs liver. They are safe and reliable.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-10
A Hint 10 Both Sexes.-How TO GRiI
and Retain Affection.

1t has frequently been suggested that
PLANTATION BIrrERs are, in another form, the
Elixir of Love- of the Aucients. hatthey
do much to quiet Family jars" and reconcile
fretful wives to cross husbands, we verify be-
lieve, When domestic quiet is restored aud
connobial felicity reigus supreme, "a
SHOW great the charm, how sweet the bliss
That hnds expression ina kiss" x
A free and properuse Of PLANTATION Blr-
TIERS will inspire the souls Of both sexes with
pure and hightoned sentiments Of affection,
and a capacity for rare and exquisite enjoy.
ment in each others society Remember
there, is no place like home, and no passion
like love---and nothing to link the two
together and you TO both like the great Fam
lily Blessing, PLANTATION BlTTERs. tl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-10

DHS GOODs. &o.-DizOn, Forgy AcO., are
doing an immense business, and this shows
what can bs done in Dayton, when goods are
sold .. smaller profits than 10 any other City
10 the West. ...,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-10
Iaoback,s Bitsers.


COUGHS, COLDS, INFLUENzA.--To
all who suffer from these complaints, and wish
10 find permanent remedy, we say, try DR.
Halls BALSAM, q medicine which contains
no 0piuua, aud has cured the worst cases
among our own citiz7ha