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drugg.ai1 in tli' cisl
on psraour -aiiI1r .1r rrr
rats a. art.els 81 ths eva ar.s.
EhlcA LAay sa7 i1 superior 8. .1.
We woul. asF.t1 ~ 5er
gonuiuas aud Should zoo .srr
sine i9r the l-rai u -F-F1-- .o
any diaeas1 o.. lle rE.u. ~ ID.
anprineipi5d ner t5
greparatqn oa y1u, bal rr1
ma eerasol ma1atact--. 81 G. fl.
toE B Co. 10 ia lraiar.t
yills, Team
y. 81 liberal roouut a..I. a..
Sent by nal ~ anY q. r.r
81 u Be Surs lhal yo1 eeI
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VI ANrED--AGEVTs II u p TU NURSE ttr
W hFi,-Ihe most ule.rsuaE and Er....
eook ever pghi.sned, ellc-l. .-F 1. rlrau.rrr %
: woman in t1s Inlol aFuy O. turHe. err.r ana
Spy, 6lUDg moGt vivid inner
heturned a1d Disabled uficer1 sEl a1.lle-H .H
Hant q nronil1.e euuicFI1aat WI arf
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Gold g falling, 60 Is tho price Of rt.-.-
graphs 81 the Gallery q she -lnd-r .a-.
Card Pieturss nov only 60 per dorsr.
spfii-a A. Is, WoEsr. 15 raaar-.
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100000
To be SOId for One Dollar Each

Without regard 70 value aud not to b pad for IN
al YOU know what you vii receive
Among those who have scknowlodgod Tie re-
ceipt OF VA LUABLE GIFTS drawn rom tnis A1so-
cation SINCE an l. 1885, the following zue-g per
'l F' her, II Fotehks-. New Haven. Conn. Mso.
daon, value $50. W T Willis, W 90 q n. t.
Diamond Cluster Pin, value E20d Mrs kG lappan'
r. Uckerson, BIughsmptOu, N T., Aelodeon' w.
Ice 500. Mr.. r b Stone, So Tenth S. y ofh'
Piano, value $50. Mrs Thca 4 Miller, scranton
Pa psmond Ring, value $40 Mss Eien y
Peg -p1ugdeId, us. Neiol con, value Sllo Dr.
Z Van RDar Washington, ID. C., 6od hueunk
Cased Wssch, value $50. Edward II. Lln1sa{l
Worcester Mass R8nO, value SO Aisa = n
Farvyeu pnhuoue Iowa Diamond Ear DIoTa. va
Inc $50 Frauols Moran, l26 Pear 81 Albany
y Y Music BOX, vsue 10 Mrs. e lngaiso'..
Lrrtrns. Ohio silver set, value 80. l4euL = (
Hendncks, Wnisrd's Hotel, washington, ID o., SUI
yer p tent Lever Watch, value -. capt "H-
per i5tb n n Nols, silver Wsi-n value So.
Many persons who have drawn yluah.e prllas,
DO pot ~ sh their names published or We might eA'
tend this llst-
rAx1nn 0r nrsrErHUrIos.
CERTIFICATES naming errh article sri iis
V.Lrr are placed 10 sealed. envelopes winch arc
we'll u,iTad tns ct these Envelope, containing
the Certificate or Order Tor some Article worm ~
least one dollar At retail viii be delivered az oul
Other, or cent bp NAL u ary nidIes, n..n'l' ~
gard 70 ch0sce, on the r.. eipt Of 20 cents. an'
purcha er will see that Aruyle t draws ana ~
| aal1-. which may b nom one u Five hundre'
Dollars, ana can tnen send One Dollar and rooei7'
I 30 tic q ua ned.
EgNo Blaalls-Evcry purchaser gots value.
Parties draiinE With as msy drpsr on havn'
nror % returns, and she Hr5icig afaun WI o. IN
l med ataly sent 20 any address - tet'l,n rla- q
| express
/ rnt.rs sa-aiarton Guaranteed ~ ni Cases
- X Certificates Tor Oas DoA-E, Ihir-een 10
] TWs Loi as a.,
/ Agants Wadf8d. Send stamp for Cireular. Al
! letters should be addressed
/ r. BENTON 8 90,
Box s5s7 Post once, NeW York
/ r--aF -T0-aEva
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Shirts AIN. York Price
r. ~. TU0Mr8H1r t uer-f
aprA5-a ~ CEerT EI nrsr rrrHHa

Pearl Miniatgros, iu on. or S. .ra- -.I.--
Get The genuine % tho Gallery or -ss -r--
borland. a..fr-t.
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$500 Reward.

vFTE WILL GIVE 10 AM ONE PRODUCING
w a. sure, speedy and asfee cGre fer tionor-
-. M Clsnere a. We vii Fend 10 elY address on
~ rsssut of ten cent postage stamp Eltn - icF
80 fr,er az $40 for tha isiter. Never Aus 70 cure
IasIs 81 fsIEsls D BON 1ye e tsn dsys; ~ u .
kadrsEF lts1. lsAbA7tst DAAViEAt
,sai5-Sm dtvs fEAHsr - peHlqt hiohs
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No 80
SPECIAL NOTICEs.


see 000 worth uf Cue .arr1s7.sr Trc---
ers. tor uhich she h..nns- uE-as-
vii be paid AZ tEe F.r.- Nation. ---.r
No. 50. College street mes la-.5-
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U.S.. Z-30Loan
7.3O Treasury Notes,
A GARD.

rssEr undersigned keeps constantly on hsud .
vel escorted stock q lron, Cssunesi Nais'
frrnrr. Axies. Copper. A-ncs SASH Dis-r. Axes
49, li.o1ge. cotton scrapers, Thrsshng Aschioes,
- sFeIl.rs. straE Cutters, NaEon imosr Pre-
Fr,es gua cay, HydrIAc Cement Pissier Par's,
49, srInisf9res. buckets. Tuh-, rrooms,
Flour. Lard, ana Groceries, ana vsrons other ar
tcies required ior city ana coanuy Iulde, which
they oier a reaucod pr.ces ...
,,e,rl-grn SO Market street
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Jas. NORTON, JAs. = aoHT0s. J0HE ,. CRAiai
Lao Cash'r BIZ Of Tenn, Late Ussh'r By. Union
Nashville. Tenn. B'k. Knoxville. Tenn
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sPLENpIp AssoRTMENT

A +
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
Of Note, Letter, Foolscsp and Legsl-csp Papers, p
Buff, White, Canary, Opsgue Magenta, Mourn |
ing and Official Envelopes, Diaries for 1865, -
Memoraudurns OF every style, Pass-Boolls, Al "
buns, al sizes, including soldiers Pocket Al
buns, Pocket Inkstands, Sieei Pens, and 8
large assortment Of the most Celebrated Sold
Pens, Pencils, Paper Collars, Pocket Cutlery,
including the celebrated Wostenholm's and "
Wade A Butchers Knives, Pocket Books, -.
Pipes, Combs hair Brushes, Emery Paper, ~
Sun oil, Backing ana Brushes, Buffers, Ar ~
nolds, Dovellss french Carmlne and Copying
Inks, Mucilage, Gard Portraits Of Generals, -
Prize Packages, Port FoliOE, Dice, Fancy soaps,
Blank Books and Blotting Paper, variety Of ~
Desk lnkstands, Paper-W eight5, Pen Racks, -
Bin Flee Letter Clips, Rubber HlUiers. Erss- :
ing Knives Ruling Pens, and sn endless va
uery Of Notions. Q
School Books School Books! y
We have a small stock Of Cigars, which we
viii sell at Cincinnati Prices. Also, a small
stock Of Cary's Cough Cure for sale at Whole ",
sale Prices. W
To the Soldiers. g
We have three beautiful Lithoqraphs. repre. .
sentfng the different branches Of the service,
printed in four cOiors, entitled Soldiers Ger
tfcate 4" " Union Defenders Certificate" and 4
u. 3. Army Diploma" size l2xl6 inches. 4
They are enclosed IN pasteooard tube, and "A
can be sent by msil withoutinJur Every OIL -
Ger and soldier should buy them and send n
them 70 their friends. ~
Prce..-; 80 each.
For the three, postage psid..........-..s1 90
Liberal discount ua1e 70 wholesale dealers-
We will hll ali orders for Certificates or Sta. ~,
bonerT, by mail or express, promptly. -
I. N. RHODES T. CO.,
'shsS ~ Onion street Nashville. Tsnz.
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koasE "a the f1st 10 1l1aaer -a
nsa style Of Pie-1res -.
zee them are delighted WITH r.r
Call a. The "cal'er7 NJ t-- T----
land and Judge FOR Y1uTH.f 1'fE
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Rsgalar nsals sarYsa daily q shs S..
Slehelas RsssaaFsal q
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For Sale

TEE counodious Brick House and Va-irt Tee on
II the uorth-westsru ccruer 81 we s11 LH.Hr
street. For partcuiar1 apply to
r. p. MCkW n. 0a- la srluoe 81. cr
50. j. IhQllp1ol, le Onion.
apr I'D. copy.
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The Bridal Chamber -H
All lnFtrIs..U1 .Hr frI.u- r..r. l...
Haole Treatment ioT Diseases rI .Ia "-....
3 ulai hy- ena-fout IRE. Ir HHHrr# ...
Adde'S o. sEllTIN H1UgHIu-
Association, Phi.sde ph.s "a ..l
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To the Unmarried.

,~,RACR VAN RvKRY, TIE GIFTED Cls.r
4 voysnt and Futurlsg can, BY the "a OF th'
fE6y,,ss5,r. produce periect likeness o. your "a
fT,rp psrtuer, owing he date the happy event
I7sl|nr traits of character, occupation WhetheI
F.eh on poor. Post ofice ad4russ, an1 other Fal-A
he iufcrmaucn, II desired.
send ~ mai, I,rvpsie, One Dollar ara nis'
Rtafrp With & fuil ddacupCun OF yourself hnd
m return tie lIkeness, With the shove informs
49, aRACE van HVEHT,
t.h4r 4a-e-.H 20 n-sser 81 n-sTait. = ~
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No t-rv,iss's. soids-'s o. ssamaa's oufei IL con
Elsts uitholtn.

Ee t-rv,1erss. soidis-is o. ssamzns 0utei is con-
Ei.ts uithopsa.
p.lr o. SaFsrn.as does Dot CT IL g "a b. car.
RED . he eoa. poeksi easiy lsed ca hsristack-
fFrur, Lees Cen. y b. ushirE. Q 81
sa.vlur carr.sd uus uitn re O. sea. I ca ~
I'D + u 1hs u 70 comp &C. snd conseri- O. Al Il
tor thss ~ o. ssllaf 8 81 has err cone 4adar
ID nolee
sftts b-rnfru - lust ~ sriiolss = soifIsr ~ E
f-rvesT Bs-sts foF daly 1ss "-l6o.eza CsrsrsPe
49,.
We hsrs also lstafrs hlEhly oouns1dIug The -sse
tom senator Wusou, Mihtary Conn ttes. Z. 3.
l ssnrie; CIV Perpoui, n Weat Firrria sea- Al
{ rii-al smith, Brig oe1- aa7fa huz eeuers q
I 4 sssy. y. v. AeEinn. A. 2. ~, o-sides con.
I men htory aoloea 1ruu no { qf ne ieediag Our
[ nals ir tha County Agents. uzuted seut, poet
I PAD, % receipt q pre-. q % q srtia taiat
.. p. BROoEs BRoTHEss.
| NAVY hznuilclulers. aaiec Maeo.
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louisville Sarfrtisfnlfuts
Oh, RARNES EXTRA GOLD PENS.
U,P BARAES EXTRA GUILD PENS,
sl.ilslsslsziisss. 49,
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10. g.. l O9i ! sd ] l5l .--.-. 26I Oo 3
No. g.. I Isl ! Isl 2 OJI sol col 25 81
No. A. sol 2 Z5l sol 0ll COL sol s u
No g. 2 OOi 75i 3 GO. 3 90 sol 5 sol 10 d
No. g. 2 25l 3 co. 3 81 8 75i 76l ...... .....,
No. -. 2 sol 3 25l 3 75l 4 PSI PSI ...... ..-..
No S. . DOL col 4 col 4 75I OOI ...... ......
No. g. 8 col 4 5O 8 COL ...... 8 sol ...... ......
EolO.. 4 COL s col col ....-.l ...-.. ...... ..-..

These pens Gear my tTads marx, o. P. BARsEs,
FrrEA Lou, Ky" for which have secured the
coDt,-ri1ht and are warranted equal N likeness Of
isiaieral aud workmanship 70 the best Eastern man
ufarsure ard are believed 10 be superior 70 all
others in durability and other substantial qualities
which combine 10 make really serucesnlo pen.
gspt bv mil or express on receipt Of pnce and
reilirl caaces OF By mail, a. mn risk when % cents
u addsd Tor registry.) Write your name and I'D
dress plsiny.
Postage on single pen three oeut5; pen with any
case or holder and box, sir cents Old pens re-
pared for nifty cents land stamp each. Circulars
sent FREK Address
C. P BARNES,
Gold Pen Manufacturer,
EaE Main.alrsal Cnr sizth. IouIsEille. ~.
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90 7 NgE1I0UsLY CONTRTvED, ATD EsPE-
cisi'y adapted b Soldiers ADD sa.lors."-Armg
and Ealg J14rlaL
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A Scientific Vegetable Preparation Of
Rare Ingredients. Delicately Per-
Furrad


A Scientific Vegetable Preparation OF
Rare Ingredients. Delicately Per-
fumed.
sc London R1fr C5l97 Rss'ors- ard DrsaHsg. 4"
" London Hair ooJ5- Rsst9rer and Dressing.
London Hair C5s0- Res,0rsr ard Dressing, A."
D." London Hatr C50r Rss,o-T sad D-sEtag.
1-Itwll restore grey hair 70 its Original color.
Ia % make % gros 90 b y hes1s.
At vii restore he natura se,re 'ons.
Ill Will remove 81 andruh and uchIug.
5--It I'll maze tne hair son 81 - snn K'nia
G.-lt WI preserve the or gnj caor 70 Cd ags-
I'll vii prevent h.irhOm X Ing o.
Al vi cure al diseases q NE ealP.
IT IS NOT A DYE.
RrrExrrn.- 1t IL eouplsts within iisslf; 70 othnr
res-ing or acootnpaa iuDent Of any kind beng ~
on re4 The hair la renoVated and strs Elnunedi
Az restored 20 its original ooor soinesa and oeHu-
~ without the spplcauou q mineral sunsiha IS
IL Is entirely dheTent irom the many aruc e. 80
| have been Issued nom time % time. and u me
/ oslT ESows KEsroEER Of co1ol and peiieci hAIs
DpEsaEa ooaBIEED. 10 IS deac1ieiJ pcrtuned, apd
/ can be applied by hand, or son brush, 81 q does
/ not stain the SKIN or sol the hnsst iinen-
10 TIE LADIES.
We would respectfully ak To attention q Laaiei
/ 10 thus new uni7ersaly poUulsr BAR preparation 90,
/ ana remind them Of the well established net ma
many Of tho hair tones IN vogue arr not only pow
eress for go03 but absolutely perniciou8, and toe
ofon destrucnVs IN their iuhueu~e upon the groyFl
/ Of he hair. The London Hadr Color kestoror
contain 90 substance that viii clog The pores. 0u
/ lt does contain real nourshme-t Tor the yes-ei'
from whien "a roots spring. thus reuderog The had
| truly elegant s1d beautiful 10 every period o. NE
% chIdie en- e beads @ lays the fsuudatIon o. goo
head Of har and At the lady's toilet o Is indifPen
l saue.
Does not soE H1t, B5nnSt, Or ne freEt LiHea.
It's tie only attestsd article thst vii absolutely
/ vi bout deception restore the nar 70 - ouNna
rolfr d besutTs ceu4ing it % gov Wnere pa
allen "a or become min Price 81 p per hot-e.
sold By Dr swuyns a sou, 80 North Sixth Street.
WJ&C. " SMITH,
| Cor Church snd Vine stresiss Nashville
/ msv9-sm--hl n at
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p..s Or ssssrn.as does pot CT it san b. car
gsei . he oos. Doeksis fssiy ased CO hsfiseaes-
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&c London R1ir C5l07 Rss5ors- ard Drsarrg. "
&c London Hair CbJor RESTORE ard Dressing.
+" London Hair C5i9- Rest0rsr ard Drssang,
90 London Hair C50- Rcl,o-r azd Dressed. "
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-02
Trouble Ahead.

We may look out for squalls, when Con-
gress meets. The Radicals, led by sumner
Il Co., are determined 10 head friend Andy
in his restoration policy, while the Presi-
dent, backed by those who are receiving
their crumbs at his hands, will give Charley
free fight. 1t Is an old saying that ''when
rogues fall ortt honest men get their dues"
We hope 1t may prove true In this instance.
The Radicals will make a desperate effort
to prevent the Southern members from tax
Ing their seats, but whether they can OBJ
tain two-third vote or not remains to be
seen. If not, the President will Try what
virtue there is in the veto power. We have
no more confidence IN the President than
the law allows" but hope there may be
enough of "Old Hickory In him to veto the
designing schemes of these New England
fanatics, = Hdpiilton 7Iue Telegraph. f'f III
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-02
Reconstruction.

The editor of the Ffeemda'S Journal, in
discussing the subject of reconstruction
according to the idea of some of the New
England politicians, makes a good point
out of their argument in the following par
agraph
But If the sentiment of the people has
been SO changed as to attribute to the Fed
eral Government the power aud the right
TO "recOnstruct' States let us turn our at
tention 10 the six New England States, and
reconstruct them Let us declare il a
political necessity" and, If they rebel, a
military necessity" to abolish the govern
ments of Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont
Rhode lslanc, Massachusetts,, and Connecti-
cut, and to reconstruct ON their ruins
"a one state, or Province, of "New
England" Let New England have inst
too representatives, and no more, in the
United States Senate, aud Il Representation
acCordina 10 her numbers IN the lower
house.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-02
From Chicago.

CHICAGO, December /.
Fleming, one of the murderers of Malo-
ney, under sentence of death, and TO be
hung ON the 10Th inst, has, il Is reported,
sold his body 10 surgeon of this city for
dissection, for $50.
George Francis Train delivers a lecture
tomorrow night In behalf of the Fenians.
His subject Is, The Fenian Scare In Ireland (;
or the devil to pay among the Cannucks."
Highway robberies, burglaries, shooting
afirays, &c, are of very frequent occur
renee in this city, and IL is hardly safe for
a citizen to return home after nightfall II
he happens to reside In the suburbs.
Scarcely day passes that we do not hear
of outrages of one kind or another, and 80
frequent have they become that there Is
some talk of forming a vigilance commit
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-02
The Trial Of Jefferson Davis.

THE trial Of JEpFIRsoN DAVIS sttlleon-
tiuues to be an exciting topic of discussion
Ia the public Journals aud among the peo-
pie. Under the provisions of the Constitn-
tion, or of international law, the duty aud
course of the Administration would be
clearly understood. but the doubt In the
public mind arises ffum want of conf
denrc that the Administration will be
guided by dqy law We have already seen
a woman and three or four men denied
constitutional trial by jury, and hung, upon
the finding of an Illegal military commis-
sion. 10 appease bowling fauatics--and we
know not but ihnt similar ''outsiae pres
sure" may again induce the President TO act
the part Of an usurper aud tyrant.
"A prisoner OF war, MIR. Davis is only
amenable 10 international law, which
would not hold him responsible for the
acts of the rebel army, or Southern people.
as prisoner of State he is entitled to
the benefit of the provisions OF the Consti-
tuition, which secure to him trial by jury
but the abaurdity of any arraignInent of
Mr.. Davis, Is rendered palpable by the fact
itidt II Nbulu NllluhllN lt an lliAllNlhhtht VI
the whole people of the South, AS he acted
solely as their representative. He can not be
charged with any individual crime, except
the general one of treason. in which he Is
no more guilty than the majority OF his
constituents.
The policy ofthe Government is evidently
adverse TO the further punishment of Mr..
Davis, rs the tranquility and harmony of
the country can be better secured by his
unconditional release, than by any vengeftl
course. calculated TO cmbitter those whom
it i our intrest to win back to cheerful
support of the Union. In fact, the fanatical
friends of the Administration ought to be
appeased by the military murder of Mrs.
Swratt aud poor old WirA and President
johnson ought now to hearken to the app
peals of the sane people OF the country, for
the reiuauguration of an EZRA of good feel
ing" by the PRONUNCIATION of a general
amnesty, and the discharge of all political
prisoners.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-02

HONESTY. - The Cincinnati EaqaireT
chronlclesa remarkable case of honesty
that OF man who was seen on sixth
street Market-space making. inquiry for
some person who had lost roll of money,
The roll consisted of $1,000 in greenbacks,
and the finder was n poor express-driver,
dependent upon his daily labor for sup
port. win he be set down for an honest
man or a bit subject for a lunatic asylum
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-02

The New York delegation. are inclined to
press Henry j. Raymond, editor Of the New
York Times, for Chairman u the Commit
tee of Ways and Means, in place of Thad.
Stevens.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-02
RH EU M MATISM.
sParso VALLEY, GaEEs Co. ONO,
October 2, 1895.

sPsmo VALLEY, GaEKs Co ono,l
October 2, 1895.
AdR, b. MIsHLER.a = ..t-.t1
lM Respsoted Slr For the bsneft Of the afflicted
vi sh 10 publicly make knO n that, have beop
wonderfully afflicted with Rheumatism, so much 80 .
THAI was compelled to lay down, and there lay for
weeks al time, nd when did get up; had to 90 for
weeks al stretch on my eEutehes, suffering al The
time the most eIcrucikting pains that living mortal
ever suffered. ! am IN the Drug and Grocery busi.
at this place. and about four weeks ag1 my clerk
al Dayton, 0h hio, aud your agent W. W. Stewart
OF that plAee, gave hlm few OF your papers and
read them, and, by your liberal offer TO refund the
money II q cure was not effected. ! felt resolved to
give II one fair trial. aud INN sdately ordered two
dozen, thinking could use some and sell some
procured thres doseD more, and It 10 selling very
hast
I wish here to state publicly, that am now in
better health than Lave been for the last years
suffer no pain-haVe a batter appesits th an for
many years bi fore. am nav "a years ol age, and
feel almost 90 we'll as did at the ags OF %, Hun
dreds eau tastlfy TO my casa. have been In the
Drug bnslness In this place for ten years, and am
known iaT and wide. I want my case publ Ia
order that the world may know the heal ny virtues
your btters. Furthermore, wish 10 have the sole
Agencv u this county Wholesale and retail pro Vided
you grant ageucies OF that KIND You will obige me
prices and II all is satisfactory will take an sssncy
not that want to make q fortune at thu business
but desire % be tue m aas, as much as lays ia my
power, Of relieving my fellow man Of the suffering
That many have to endure.
..l,o,..,, llf Yours truly. .io, |, I'd ~ ~ ~ -
For sale by W. ". Stewart, No o. Main Street.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-02

According to the New York Hsrdlfs To-
ronto correspondent the Fenims have
$1,000 men in Canada, half of whom are
armed.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-02
c,mAI,f, FARM ONE NILE FRoa MIkMIsBURG
y AT MASTER ooMMIssl oNERs SALE.
Montgomery County

> AT MASTER ooMnIasl oNERs SALE.
Harriet IOrss. ct, al. J snesnPr oopEt;
Pursuant 60 40 order Of the sapAriof Court OF
MONTGOMERY county, oh O. made 10 ths above on
tlsd caune and 20 me directed, VA Oiisr a. public
AuaIon al he door Of the Court House. ~ the city
OF Dayton in tho County aud state Aioresadi on
BATURDAY, JANUARY eth. lsee,
betV ean The hours ef one aud our oeieehs P.Msoi
40 dsy the following described real estate, to-wt,
STU ate M the County OF hQntgomely ana state OF
OHIO u seGiion g. TOWn ., Range ), kasti Aei begin
nlna AZ She 4 w. corner OF Wni, drows ug acre lot
in said section ahd running thence kAsi n chains
and 81 links 10 The ehannel OF Bear Greek, theDee
doWa th0 channel Of said Greek, D. A' = chains
thence y, ebe ". ehensi thence 3. s4 ehAlnei
thence g. sUs y, chains aud ~ hnke u polnt ~
chains and ~ inks south ol WsidAyS inti th~hoe
parallel with the aasf and west hnei the section
Ilnc thence n TO the place of beginnng coutalning
- ani y.four aeres and 60 100 IA s6.lO0)
Also part OF the same sect on Oepnn ng ~ the
a corner Of the above deScribtd uacti thence
aloas the east Inns theresf 10 the north hne o.
aid luet thence east Tor quantity thence parallel
WitaI the Ifst mentioned hpa 70 me sonth hns OF
sad ani. thence alon, the sad line TO the place Of
beglnning ontaning ave acres.
3ald land has been appraised a. sIe Per acre. and
canaot eel ioT less than two thirds Of said appa s.
meat
Terms oi sale, cash.
Master Commissioner Mon ntgomsry Superior Court
ASAM CLAY, Atty. noVSO-dsSw's
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GOLD AND sILVER WATCHES.

ant nus lewohy, TOO ndnsrous ~ Inepiion 10 dstnn
His artangsnrnt with lnt 0rtefs aud nulac "a ere
line and quality ofgoOds, Wholesale OF Retail Those
Who arr scalainied Win hls eTcnaisiAneas ana iis
moss Al home, are aware that no jewoler, kasI or
West oanabord 70 sell at the SAME low pT0nis HIS
guarantees to his goods, ior the past hiisen years
that he has been IA business here, have teen aeru
pulonsV met These ae facts known tO thonsands.
The 1nlAcnber aho he, among other superior
goods ~ the Inc, an excsent asBoTtInant Of Opsra
Glasses, some OF them as heh a. Twelve glass iocus
SHEPHERDS PREMIUM GOLD PENS.
Also the latest syls Of French Mantle clocks, Ae.,
Ac., &C.
Can in and examine. Goods warranted as sold.
deoidaw2m p. A. LAyEE.
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Up to four O'Clock on the 30th only thir-
ty-five members of Congress had reported
themselves IN Washington. H't