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We republish this morning, froEa the
Cincinnati Gazette, a report Of a "Scene
in the Freedmen's Court in this city.
We would advise every citizen OF Ten
nessee-especially those who have stu
a hope of retaining slavery as a domes'
tic institntion-to read it Some PEG.
pie will not learn in any school bu'
that of experience. They must be
given over til their day Of experience
comes. 1t may be, however, that the
experience of the gentleman o Giles
will be school enough for the great ma.
jority of those who may hear Of It
Cur advice 20 every one would be-
we're we 10 give it-mAke a fair, homes
contract with your 'niggah" employees
pay them promptly, and if they DO no.
fulfill their obligations, why-get Whit
folks to take their places.
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What The sOrsrnnsnt CANNOT Do.

In April, ls62, Judge SprOgue Of the
United States District Court in Boston.
rendered a decision in the Amy War
mick case. The following is an extract
from that decision
at has been supposed that after ths
rebellion is suppressed the Govern
lnent viii have the rights of conquest.
that q State and its inhabitants may be
permanently Invested Of all political
privileges, and treated IS foreign terri
tory acquired by arms. This IS an error
IA grave sud dangerous error. Under
despOtic governments the power OF
municipal coniscsti0n may be unlim>
tied; but under our Government the
right Of sovereignty over any portion
Of = State is given and limited by the
Constitution, and will be the same after
the war ss il was before When the
United States take possession Of any
rebel district they acquire no new title,
but merely vindicste that which pre-
viously existed"
IL would be well enough for leading
men 10 bear these facts in mind lust
now. The shocks Of war have 70 loos.
eBed mems ideas, touching the power
Of the Government we find the most
absurd opinions prevailing.
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The Agricultural Department At
Washington eItimases the deficiency in
the wheat crop, rs compared with last
year, at 26,24l, 69S bushels-neRrly al
in the West Othsr crops are very good
except tobacco, which il short
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The Republican Banner.

5H nndersigned having purchased ofW. p
Il Bang a Co, IN IL eutre ~inierest IN be stock
ennn < msterle', aud good vii OF fha Nashsals
a@is ID weekly Rgpt1toaa Balnd, il publss-
Won hAit~ frsoHH q q tie KID ofssptemter ner..
eepnoa sane - The Other city "a
p-DA5 sit rer snnumi Weekly s. per Al
sIoslpson lists are now open a. he CIV Book
Ssoreas sna ~ the JepdiA ofhce On Dsaderisk
stree@ We solst ashsre Of public neirnss~s and
sppeN 70 ne Old nlends and patrons Octhe Sau1eT
70 give htnelr ncouragelnent aod support
Akt9-m ALbERi R0BERT3k co
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In Dyspepsia,

and its attsnd ant train Of symptoms, it acts more
LIKE + aM than q med Gre. There is roth.
Ing IN the whole range Of Matera Medica that can
ease.
A full accom- 1t Of this wonderful plant may be
found IN the Ill h edit on Of the u. 5. Dispensatory,
pages 1857 and 1894
\ series OF ex perimenfs in which Dr.. Bull has
been fnr Yeas q ugaged, has Just tern brought 10 q
successful term nation, and he is row enabled 70
ofIer 10 the public 3 combination Of GEDkON with
othes approved toncs, the whole preserved 10 the
best qusity Of o1pper distilled Bourbon Whisky,
which he j. conn dent has no equal in he word.
he might funI Sd 8 yolums OF certificates, but tbs
pnoitc have long since learned 20 estimate such
things by Their II ne value The fafast plan Is ior
every one to test for himself the virtues Of 8 new
medicine.
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attsiu ID a reputation as vide spreld as the conti'
nent Cf Norm America. But the cTOWning elorY Of
h g life remsins 10 be attained in his discovery, or
rather combination, for ne does not C aim 70 have
been the oiseoveTeF OF GIDEON, VII ch is the hesis
Of the Bitters now o6eredto the public. That hun
or beooRs g. the native inha6tantt Of Central
Amercs 10 whom iis virtues have been known for
more hsn two hundred yeaIs Armed with it the
lndiaas hias defiance 70 the most deadly malaria,
snd h indie f, without fear, the most yenomODs ser
penis lei is o belief with them, that while taeTe ls
bTe III in ire body, ths Cedron ~ p1tent TO cGe, no
matter WhSt the disease may Re.
Win e DR.. Bull IS not prepa edto endoFseth this ex-
trsvRe tDt profession, he u neFeTtheleEs sat flied
nom 4 thorough examination Of the evidence Tels-
ting 10 is uTtaes, that IS a remedy aud prsTeEta-
tive C. all disease aIisirg ffom exposure. 2 Their
to the weather or climate, or TO miasmaiie lnhuen-
ees, IL stands
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Dissolution Of Partnar.hIn-

UBE Copartnershp heretofore existnr hetg..,
Il s. psu5ier 4 K Frey l. tins day dissclVe4 -.
muiusi consent sud s Densler Wi ssrtie IN ~
business 81 the hfm, sud j. liable fr al dehts
sgans he SAD Atuher 4 Frey, ms August iG
@edA auGie-as
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AUCTION SALE OF
Government Building
AND
Old Lumber.

I Will OFFzR FOR SALE, AT PUBLIC AUG
a HON, on TIE LIST ard ID days Of september,
1886, the following G0Yerume. Buildings. viz:
TeaDEter's Quarters On Vine street, north OF
Broad
Npe Street Stable, norta Of Broad.
Alarse lot o. Old Lumber-in yard adjacent TO
No. Is south cherry s9eeL
ALSO Addiioas to u. s. shop. 10. 2, on north
Mari ct street. heiug three o. Sheds.
Aodiiions TO Belle View Building on north Cherry
street, being i
Dee G"ok Fouse aud Dining Room.
tpe Bath Room.
One Addition.
stable. Nocd end Tool House.
MasnerEomsnis House.
Wash House
ALso-unhnished Building west Of chSttauoogn
IepoL
Sac 70 be snsde on the premises, commencing Al
loAH, on the list proxino, and in the order which
they sppear 10 this advertisement.
Terms Cash. Buildings 10 be removed atthe ex-
pense Of the buyer.
By order o. Col. A. J. MAcKAr, Chi Or. NJ. D. T,
A. ". Wills,
augN-td. BV't. Msjor and A. Z. n.
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Chancay Court at Livingston, Tennessee.
AUGUST RULEs, 1856.

~F~|N O'E -NTVFN"f ~NW8t-o1NEs
AUGUST RULES, 1885.
Iesfe Roberts, complainant.
U- SAtt. ana Inl. Bill.
3. Mcl5 enry and P. II. Armst ono, defts.
II tnis cause Il appearing TO the satisfaction II
the Gle TX aud Master, from complanants hill
which ~ sworn 70, t. defendant 8. NY is q
non-re Hdent Of the Sisie OF Tearessee, 20 that the
ordinary process Of law cannot b. seved on nun, il
D. the fetole ordered that pabicaton te made for
four CONSECUTIVE ReeEs in he Nashville Onion, 3
new sPEprr punhsf ID in the etv Of NasnV lie. re
quf ,ng him 60 GoTear st the peKt term OF the court
to re held N the town oi Livingston, 90 the first
MONDAY in February next, II plead, answer or de-
, auE a complainante ball, or tne same viii T. taken
.or confessed rs to him, and SET for hearing eN
parte. J. W WRIGHT,
a~9ge0-F4t Clerk and Mas.er.
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CENTS WASTED FOR aTHE SECRET SKI
a VICE, the Field, The Dungecn- ard ne r.
49, IRE most i1teTfstnE and ercIfIrr hack
ever pubtzhed, embrEeilE hr. Hcherdsoa'a On.
p~s7aisled exptreace br four years. trareilng
through TIE South To The secret service a -
aTrhn1eH u Nil ahound II sfiri8R EVENT.. -
costEia more Of The fscL incident ard remarcs al
The aaF thaz any cher Fork published. send IN
Circulars. Adde'S iofEa, bros ECO.
ifs ", sth Street, cncEnau, chIo.
snsIssa~dtF.
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3gtip advertisements.
PUBLISHED THIS DAY.
or

Bs Mas. MAcKrSzIs DANIELS.
Author Of sFerniey Manor" 'tMarryiaT for Non.
a." &C.
It IL eIerznly snd smoothly wntens al he sen
timens il em6ofies are the odsprinR e. purl
mind; It V work null Of srass and harmony
Doa1lds GrFud-
ID will undoubtedly claim attention ~ it, elevcl
M5agifg.
fhe rtJle = hoEinE snd unaffected. End the dia
i1sue Lively Pu1 Earurai -Lordon Cifc.
rhatty YivarIty. wiz and truthful shrewdnese.-
London Hoelig TINES.
free kity Cents. Msiled postage raid on re
eeipt o. price, ?. A. BRADY, Publisher,
auga-lt p am 81, New Yosk.
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LIQUORS.

5 Bills Alcohol, IS per cent.
{" re percent
6 " Proof gpirits,
3 " Pitts Whisky, pure, for Med. purposes.
" Pure French Brandy,
" Holland Sin,
Pure Port, Madeira, and Sherry Vince,
For sale low, by WIN q PENDULUM.
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A RE RECEIVING AND HAyE N STORE.
$50 Barrels Fine Bourbon Whiskey.
80 /" Viewers MonODgzhsla Whisky.
so Robertson county,
~ Fine old Lincoln county
10 y" Old Peach Brandy, very nee.
10 Z" Old apple
10 " Finaimportsd Hsnnesy Brandy.
5 Casks Fine star and Crescent Port Vine
imported.
10 Casks Sherry Wine, superior quslity)
10 Pipes superb Rhine Vine.
50 E" Weeks Fine CstaEba Vine.
100 " LoDgworth's Sparkling CataHba Wine.
100 " Imported Csret Vine.
10 Casks Fine Jamaica Rum
10 i" Imported Holland Gin.
81 Cases genuine Neachdfd Absynthe.
10 Casks suoeuor CstsWna Brandy.
loo Barrels FineN. o.. Sugar.
% a. C.fes
IS Bbls and 4 bbls. Powdered Bar. Sugar.
80 " B Crushed Sugar.
50 BagsPrime Rio Coffee.
rs Bbls and u bbls N D Molssses.
100 Boxes Superior German Soap.
$50 Z" Slar and Summer Candles.
100 " Starch.
200 Cases assorted Matches.
100 &" BCsOda.
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for Sale.

on on 100 Aces Si.s hsn s
~ anlen 1870 uad len
vile. o. t1e EIILlAt
nus-in @"e''7 ~'
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Dissolution Of Partnership:

THE arnl Of Murphy Barr n this day dissolved
~ uucuAi consezL T.J. Murphy 4 hrother
sra a. horized 90 uae the nsme % uhs hEm 10 hqui-
dsfiou- and We assume hahaiies b . cer8n az
fent ~ 4 vii coiiscf III amounts due tbs frm.
Edss ssld, Tenn. Aug. ltiAs "a. sugis-a
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IL. rorasss having aeeouus So -
a sqdrst TIE esiats 81 rarsn
va present. hem % mem ~ TauDRTsa
Adminitulnr. -
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OILS.
vARNIsHE HE'S.

8 Bbls. Copal Varnlsn, / BIB japan Varnish,
2 {" Coach a /" Flowing "
one barrel Black Leather.
For sale low, BY EWIN PkNDLETOk.
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his iniTnitahe pre- parsfiqn Ct s~ARsAPARILLA
hiss long stood ct the head Of the Farious COM
pouni IS OF that valuable drug.
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His Compound of WILD CHERRY has
become a household word through
out the West
and South. His Worm Lozenges,
10 less than a year after their introduction,
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Board.

DLEAsANT ROOMS and coed board eau be OBJ
Il famed st Al & nth Cherry street, ior gentlemen
aud the r wives also single gentlemen and Day
Boarders. Moderate Terms. angS9-st
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without a Rival.

And 10 Vtly deserves the reputation it has so long
enioyeoi IN Genital America and the West lndies.
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For Sale.

oFFIcE SssfsTIST QUARTERnAsTER
NssTvILLE. TEsss Ang- 4, ls3 !
SEALED PROPOSALS VI b rsesIea e ny
-. c-ti Wedpesday. he ed lu9ti e p o.
aoek. ,, for lsoog FIEs &C., = a. SS ssss M
-1 VIII Be- received within three
$3.50 tee cry 81 tse expense o. the Govern
= 49, ffres miles to bs delivered b. he
P1sss o-ssl n Col. a. J. MacKaI. Chief Q. Y. De-
P41"e s B. KIRK.
sueis-ss oapt- A.Q. n.
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wanted.

= nnn BUSHELS Whest choice; FOR which
O,OOO the highest marset price will Re paid
hg' NJ. ~ PARRISH a CJ,
aag2-lm Market AID College, south Of Broad.
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Henry Clay Cigars.
5000 Perfection" DO
5O.OOJ Figaro d. On Whale and half boxesl
5000 Tip Top" do
5000 Tycoon" do
5O,Oc0 andres Jackson Cigars.
$4,000 "Wlg WaE' do
5o,Ooo Star Of the West do VERY fnel
$500 Washington do
$4,000 Assortaa Brands.
50 Half butts POcsh0ntas pounds bright Chew
ing Tobacco.
100 Caddies "strsEbsTTy'' quarters Tobacco.
50 tens do
50 " "Msy Apple do
20 Butts Navy do
100 Caddies block tens, 90
Sunny Side, SAeet Owen and Dew Drop, Fine Cut
Chewing J obaceo.
Fine Cut Killikinnick Smoking Tobaeco, 10 pound
bsles and WEED" in whole and half bsrrels.
We are the sole Agents for II. Beeks
popular
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tant Discovery
Nineteenth Oentury!

No mans name is more intimately eonaeete6
with the history CT MATERlA MEDICA Of the
United States, or more fsvcrahy known as . plo-
nfer ia Medical Discovery than thstof
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
Dr. n. GONE may be consulted as follow,

Dr. n. GONE may be consulted as follows
In XENIA at the Depot Eating House, on hurs
days Nov, 20, Dec. 2s, Feb. l, March 0, Apr 12
In DAYTON at the Phillips House, on Frdays
Nov. "a, Dec. 20, Feb 2, March erApril -, l.7
In TROY at the Morris Mouse, on Saturdays Nov
20, Dec. 80, Feb. 3, March 10, April u.
In SpRINGFfELD at the Willis House, on Thurs
days, Nov. 80, Jan 4, Feb. 8, March 10, April 10.
Dr. OosE has had Offices in ea,h OF the alb owe
Places that he has regularly visited for the past
On years. ana as he ha, treated and cured many Pa
tients, In each of the above ploees, he give the
best OF references IN each place, as 10 his skill,
Or. CONE Treats, and Cures all varieties ofChronc
diseases, including those OF tho Eye and Rarj makes
no charge for consutAton bat II those who consult
hAn desire treatment he charges Cash Tor his Mod
icinea.
Medicines that will last patient from four TO six
months, cost from Five 20 thirty dollars, in Cash.
Address, Or. e, COVE,
noy25 dly CoLUMBUs, OHIo.
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HIS COMPOUND OF WILD CHERRY
HAS BECOME A HOUSEHOLD
WORD THROUGHOUT THE
WEST AND SOUTH. HIS /,
.....ta WORM LOZENGERA IN
LESS THAN A YEAR
AFTER THEIR INTRO
DUCTI0N ATTAINED A
U X EPuTA TION s MIDE
SPREAD , As THE CONTINENT
o Y NO RTH AME RIGA

But tho crowning glory of his life remains 10 DO a.
tanned ia his discovery rather combination 'of he
does not claim 70 have been the dlecoyT OKDR0R
which istho basis OF the Bitters now offered TO the
public That honor belongs 10 the native
OF Central America to whom its virtues have been
known tnt more than two hundred years Armed
with II tho Indian bids defiance to the most deadly
mhiarA and handles, without fear Abe most venom
Gus sern"hts ltis a telief with thstn that while
thoia breath In tho body thA Oaron is potent N
cure, no matter what the disease may bo.
While Dr. Bulls uot prepared to endorse this ~ /.
ravagani preonsion he nevertheless satisfied from
athorouRh eHainlnaiOnof tho evidence relating 10
nA virtues, IN as afehedy and prev sntave 10 AN
diseased arleing from exposure, either TO change
weather or climate, or 20 miRsmatlc inHuenCes II
standB
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LENTz & APPLEcATE.
r. EAL ESTATE AGEN II =
once sa9 Third street. North side

DAYTON ONO.
NOR SALE, FLAX FACTORY, COUPLED nv
Il Mossrs. bavie 400. with machinery, and o acres
OF land. I..H|.I
A farm 100 acres mile north OF Browns ,taton ON
Western u. r., on rwia Greek, we'll improv ed
tlOOOO
A truck house, cor OF Brown and Ann Its
Ado1ble frame hOuse ON Hess street,
dOuihe frame honsa on Walnut street
Adouhe frame house on Fifth street
arm OF 90 acias, % miles lroIu Dayton
A arm OF u acrea, 7 miles frOm Dayton
hrm Of 30 EoTss Gu GreRnyille u, R;ff
mrm of lB3aores near Harnsntown;A
brick house on FiIth street, No 221
farm nj TG airat, veil improved, fne brick house
and best Twin bottom land u mile west OF Der.
mantown "
A nam oi bs aores good improvements at Brown's
station On Western " n
we'll 'mproyehflrm OF l60 acres, two miles east @
sonora, on Western railroad. q f1
good harsn and large lot on Maina street, No 254
A hrm OTTO acre ON Gemantown pike, miles from
Dayton, .. -
Two 81 all farms, wAll improved ADJOINING Ibdriy,
mites from Dayton, OF 80 and 20 HcrOs each.
numiar OF houses and tots 10 Hafont parts OF tue
city. All will be sold ehoap,
iva avs LENrZ A APPLEGATE, II. u. A.
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--latest bg gsIr,a9rrapb. II
From Washington. r..
i[srEcTALITo CINCINNATI RNouihynl

1
i.,i,. WASHINGTON, Dee ..
The resolution adopted by the Repubu-
can caucus last night In regard to the nd
mission Of members of Congress from the
ISouthern States has been the subject of
much comment to-day, from the fact that
the movement was made ut the instance of
Ihad. stevens the foremost of the radicals
In the House, ~. s I.''
The unaulnity by which il was alopted
Dy The caucus Is regarded ps full of signif-
cahce IN some quarters 10 is argued by
some that II IS the Initiation of a war upon
Mr. Johnsons reconstruction policy and Is
indicative of the adoption of an extremely
radical course; and by others rs indicating
u compromise movement on the part OF the
radicals, and measures adopted TO bring
them more nearly IN accord with the knuwn
views Of the Administration. The latter
view seems TO prevail, and the Democratic
lnelnpers are toTdB hopeful that the Re
publican majority viii BE- nIagnaninous,
ana arrange for the admission OF all the
members from the South who are able TO
take the prescribed oath. t., ....|rt
b me condition of Congress Is such that
TOO great strain on the part Of the radi-
caiS may leave them IN the minority, and
place Them in the position Ofthe only oDpo-
henis OF the Administration. If they are
wiling to do any thing like Justice, their
majority win remain intact, and they can
claim to be the. Administration party bnt
u reasonable concpssinns should be refused
there viii be . coalition of Democrats and
conservative Republicans in support OF the
ADMINISTRATION measures. That will alter
entirely the formation of parties In the
National Legislature. rN.....-...Il
me Organization of the House viii be
enected very promptly Tomorrow, and The
message and accompanying documents will
De presented on Tuesday. IL IL exnectnd
that the committee suggested by the calrus
last night viii be ready to report on
wednesday. II will probably elicit con
siderable debate, and 1t Is informally agreed
TO Dispose Of the whole question before
TO amy other business
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GEORGE A. GROVE, EsQ-We sincerely
regret to learn OF tlie severe and dangerous
illness Of George A. Grove, ESQ., Of Miamis-
burg, who was elected County Commits
sloner IN October last We are informed
to-day that very slight hopes are enter
tanned of his recovery. Mr.. Grove IL one
Of our most estimable and enterprismg
citizens and his death would be public
loss.
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H-CoNoUsRoR oFPAIN.--Dr. Kittridge's
great internal and external medicine, intro
duced few days since by DIR. j. Henry
Hildreth, Is performing wonderful cures
throughout the cities. The Doctor himself
prescrlbes for the afflicted nom his car
riage, for any of those diseases which he Is
positive he can cure. y, IL he can not do 80,
he VIII, In all candor tell you so. Bny a
bottle Of his medicine, by all means, and
try II, and II IL does not perform all he rep
resents IL will do, return the empty bottle
to room No, H. Phoenix House between
two and three o'clock p. NJ, and he WIN
shsertnllS refund your money. dSt
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cwclNNAn a.ullroN AM pAYrov

SINGERS AND PUBLIC sPEAKERs
will hnd Troehss useful IN clearing the voice when
AIKEN before singing or Speaking, and relieving th ,
throat sfer unusual exeron Of tho vocal organs
The TroshsS arc reocomme ended and prescribed by
Physlciaas, and have hal testimonials rom sm nen'
throughout the country. Being an article Of true
merit and having proved their efficacy by test OF
many years. each year hnda ihhm in new localities
in various parts Of the world, nj the Tooshsi arr
uuiysrs lily pronounced better than other articles
Obtain only "BRowNs BRosoaIIr TAoosES," and
do not take aoy OF the Wjrth,cs Initatton' THAT may
be offered vs.
Sold everywhere 10 the United States, and in For.
eign Countries, stS5 cents per box. oet2j 6maaw
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ATCosT--GREAT BARGAINS -Lessner Il
Bro, No. l02 Main Street, opposite the
Phillips House, are now Offering their en-
tire stock of Overcoats and Winter Cloth
Ing Ar COST. As this Is the season of the
year when such goods are needed by every
body, the public will at once see that this
Is the place to buy, II they want good bar
gains. nov27wad4w
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I EeAL NOTICE! Flib i
Jacob O. silver, Plaintiff,

Isaac Homer aud OathaFtna HorneT, Of aRranee 90
Indiana, and dharah H. Styer and LawlB A. Buver,
Montgomery Oo., Ohio, Defendants
Superior Court Of Montgomery Co., Ohio.
The above named deiendanta will take notice
that Jacob o. Silver, on the 18th day OF September,
A. u, 1850. sled his pstiiloa in The Superior Oouri
o. Montgomery County, Ohio, asking that partition
dover assigned tieTeir % said Sarah ID stiYer said
premises being niney acfs IN the south east corhar
OF the pprth west quarter Of section number q D) nine
teen town four tt6 range iosr t, east and that At
.as RsesmpsE term aIseid sont, said Palnhe sil
premises IN pursuance OF The statute.
o., :, .',,,. JACOB 0, SILVER.
octL3 6tW IH,Ia 1t'ItN Ft
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EEos1efter's Bltters ON the BattIe-
Eleld 4...

II lie satisfactory to know tn our deld hospitals
are no longer unsupple with this life saving prepa.
ration. Soldiers who, privst eidEans had become
acquainted with its properties have in many ustan
css made special request that HosTETTEk's
STOMACH BIT RS might bi added to the medical
stores Of thsr regiments, and their wishes have not
been unheedsd. Az q means OF sustaining wounded
mea on the battle hsld, and OF snablns troops to
bsAr tAtgaing gimArchss under blasins sun, il has
been stronuously recommended by distinguished
medical men, and the prospsct is thAtit will eventu.
ally suPsrceds all the adulterated tnotures liquors
and dangerous Tbnits that have heretofore been
considered medicinal staples The fact that small
quantity Of the Blttsrs mixed with water lrOm any
si the sOaihsrn Of south western rivers will prevent
nom affecting the bowels or the hyor, should ba
borne in rini by lrmJ Physicians, soldiers, and all
who have OCCASION 20 visit those portions OF our
country The man who HosTETTER's BIT
TIERS in conformity with the directions, may lot at
dehAoee Intsrmitiont Fever and Ill other diseases
generated bytHe actIon OF an unwholesome almos.
phere upon an oVertaxed frame.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-04

WORTHY OF ATTENTION. Although Mr..
SehYrz, of the Eagle Clothing, Store,
has not advertised his goods at "cost," he
is prepared to sell first class clothing at less
prices than those who do 80 advertise. To
test this fact, call at his store, No. l0s Main
street, next door to EMPIRE Office.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-04

eB- SUNSHINE FOR THE SAp.--Are you
low spirited, tremulous, subject to fllntness,
afflicted with any local weakness, or with
general debility, tonic thy system with
Blolrene Though harmless aswster It IL
the most potent tonic and regulator in the
world Depot, 2sDey e., New York, Sold
by all Druggists. 1T