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Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-06-23

ACTION OF THE UNITED STATES GOVERN
MENT TOWARD THE FENIANs.-The attempted
invasion of Canada by certain of the Fenians
has created quite panic in the East. and
may create some trouble between England
and this country. The force after capturing
little town. was driven back. and the COM
manding officer, with some five hundred of
his men, in their effort to cross back to the
American side, were captured by United
States gunboats. 1t may be remarked in the
first place, says the Mariposa Gazette, that it
is rather strange that our Government felt so
anxious about heading off the Fenans as to
Inc the frontier with troops. and fill up the
river with gunboats, when Canada was, du-
ring the rebellion, the ''headquar ters'' of
rebeis-and that the raid on and plunder of
st. Albans, and even the assassination of
Lincoln were concocted there. 1t occurs to
Is that little more of the kind of neutrality
which England practiced during the war
would have been very proper at this time.
But the most ridiculous part of the affair
seems to be made up of the action of the
English Minister. who demands these cap
tured men. and asks that they be delivered
over to Canada, to be tried and hung How
modest the request, when it is remembered
that rebel commander was rescued from
the pirate Alabama and protected by Eng
land. 1t may be some little pleasure to
Seward to see these things occur, and wit
ness the squirming of England. as 1t suffers
from the following up by this country of the
principle it adopted during the late war
People will be glad to learn that the men
are not to be gire'a up, and that the time seems
to have arrived when the treacherous policy
of England towards this country during the
rebellion, is to be played back to some ex-
tent at least.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-06-23

IF YOUR BLOOD Is CORRUPT OR
Il vltlated, if yonr Liver refuses to perform
Its natural functions, if you arc troubled
with Eruptions of the skin, use
Adams Blood Purifier.
aD2l.3m
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-06-23
sleep! Sleepl sleep! Sleep!

DERSONS TROUBLED WITH WAKE
l. FULNESS, will find great relief in the
use of
WATTS NERVOUS ANTIDOTE
apl4:3m
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-06-23
TAKE a feasuoonf,.oc vV.,,,
Adams Blood Purifier

rs THE BEST BLOOD PURJFYINc
Il medicine in the world. 1t is compounded
ehtireiy from Roots and Herbs. and is en-
tirely free from poisonous substances.
ap2l:3m,
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-06-23

NAMES. NO. CERT. SHARES AMT.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-06-23
With Gold AT Par.

so that no one need hesitate to buy a watch
now from the expectation that it will be
cheaper at some future time. The test of ten
years, and the manufacture and sale of
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-06-23
Reduction in Price! |!
AMERICAN WATCHES,
WALTHAM, MAS S.

TN CONSEQUENCE OF THE GREAT DE-
l. cline in gold and silver and all the mate
rails used in the manufacture of our goods,
and in anticipation of still further decline,
we have reduced our prices to as low point
as they can be placed
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-06-23
Adams Blood Purifier

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Machines sent out to Agents and others Oh
- OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-20

Dopaldson.. ......-.....'
Beginning liz feet AZ
inches from the corner
OF Twenty-second street
west and III street north.
running thence with said
II street west 20 feet,
nence south to the depth.
OF said lot, then east %
feet then north 70 tbs
beginning
Rowles, James r
Beginning at the south
east corner OF said lot
and running north %
feet, then west 100 feet
then south 20 feet then.
east 100 feet 10 beginning J
ditto .................l
Being the south % feet
mont Of said lot by the
depth tnereof.
Richardson, James II.
Being the south 70 feet
front or said lot by the
depth thereof.
Reynard, Jeremiah De-.
Beginning at the north
east corner OF said lot,
and thence running
enthusiastically along
the line Of New Jersey
avenue rs feet thence
southweetwardly at
right angles with said
avenue 70 q point 50 feet
] inch from the line OF
Fourth street west,
thence north 20 the
northern line of said lot,
and thence along said
northern line IS feet =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-20

I'M hildnd, mdtild6-,.........l
Tax for 1856, In the name
OF W. b. Tsdd, 81 %; Tax
1857, 81 IS; 1858, 81 29,l
1859, 81 20; 1850, 81 50;
1851, 81 ~; 1862, 81 al
1863, 81 "a, name OF VIM.
/. Wilson .............I
Beginning on q 30 feet al
ley "a feet g y inches from
the southwest corner OF
said lot, thence along
said alley in the dtrec-
ton Of lot Is IL feet AZ
inches, and thence In q
straight line towards
south Z street AZ feet 2
inches, and thence u feet
AZ inches In q direct line
towards a Is feet alley,
then south TO beginning
i'm Roche, Robert ] ..........
,... Russell, Slater B. ........I
Being the east 10 feet front
on ! street by the depth
of the lot.
}. / Rigsby, Stanislaus........l
p. Tax for 1860, % IS; 1861,
81 90; 1852, 81 IS; 1868, - IS
Beginning 20 feet from
the northwest corner,
running southeastward-
ly along Virginiaavenue
81 feet, thence with lines
at right angles with said
avenue, TO intersect the
north side Of q 10 fee
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-16

Wenn and veie 3eit Der ihSnen 9sbsn" pcrifsr
1T, 70 miGen mir bod, haB aus Dem @ebanfen nas
Wrrt tpirn unb aus Dem SPORT, tpenn 60 rrabr rno
reht 1T, bic Stat sntlprin8en nub, barum fam es
audi nte lhaben, trenn in Wprt unb Shrift Der
~lebsnben @ensration thinner unb INNER aslast triro,
mas Npt6 t6ut unb man tsi jebsr Gslsssnbeit aufs
fcrbert, gum Nutsn unb Brrmmen bes 8aterlanbes
mitsuptrfen. NiSse bic Grinneruns an bisiss fleis
re, bonn Settle pabrer menlhenmirnieer Srsi6eit
unb @lsiabeit burhmebte Sef In ben 9erssn allsr
Mntpslsnoen Elm listspouss plGsben fa tepabrt
1eben, amf oaB Ih 2lae, Nne In einem Sabre inter
frtsblihen unb slidlihersn @ert6ltntfen tpiecer Sus
iammeninben, I'm pieberun, nas Sef Der Muferz
tetuns etnes sroBen 8clfes 5u %feisrn."
alus elmer 3uihrift bss Germ Sruf srieten MIR,
bas ct I'M @esriFe aanb, nit Srn. Scisr cine &eiis
ourh bas &bsintbal 5u unternsbmen.
= Sic @oraebsr Der bisFssn Srrsns @nfalt ia,
Zen Den 8au zines isperaten Spipitals fir anites
dsnoe &ranftsitsn tslhloi1en. Sic @siss8ebuns
t~spilists $4,000 fir Den 3wed.
= Sn ben @rrceris Stcre BON Spbn Sufp, Sfs
Der 3. unp Gong gtraeen, ihli4 th In Der Ulitt=
mods Naat Elm Sisb unb tabl Elm Gussnb Sdtn=
fsn.
2sIerinnen rirb es pieIsiht intsrefiren, bab
lebte @che In Dem faibipnablen amerifantihen
Baeeplaee Saratosa cine Saep nit 80 Slsibsrn unb
SO Often une eten 70 pielen Sutibahtsln e%intraf.
9ie 3abl ibrsr Softer riro lsbsr niht %aemeloet.
SO muB cine Cuff 1ein, nit elmer 1clhen WtDbeoa,
me ~ rsilen unn ibrs Softer uno Suti1ahtsln 81
baten.
- Geleaatsn snr Ybtlanelpbta Spnrens
tt n, relde am IA. Au8uf ffatifiubet, tpsrben iibe,
bic pennip1pania 8abn unb Die Steubenptae Sahr
unn ~patrideinlih aud auf anneren Babnen fl,
balten 0rets befprbert.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-16

Sic BADEN in allen gttbeiluneen Der Sabrif eefdidte une
llr,taufb fir Sud- Uter @afmir, satinet, Scans, iali6ten
unb seffreiften 5laneu, Ober irgenb cine eeptni6ts @rt pon
9eug anSunsbmen. guh nebmen fe SSDQs, nm, steiel5e af
Intbeil pber Bel Der Dare Su c%erarbeiten. g8tr MAIDEN Die
grbeiten in allen peri6iebenen 8pei9en 70 ppbfeil unb +.
gut, ale fe in ir9enS relber 8abrif i'm staat 8enabt wer=
Sen. g8ir feben fir ale arbeiten elm, bic in unierer 5abrf
gena6t nerpen Sirumpf9arn baben mir ifets an Sanb.
Sa bic meifen Witalieter unierer @pnpa8nie 9euti6e fnb,
70 labet mir bic beutfben 9auern unb 9arger BON @rapfprb
uno ben angrensenben Counties Elm, BET uns vDraufpreden.
sMs perbsn fnben, bab ale arbeiten prompt CUR %befimmten
3eit fertts ifnb.
Wat IL. 1866. ID
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-16
@eorg 8raunef,
Notar, Claim Ngcnt unb g%aunideibtif,
SYsppSfer. GbtD,

9cnectirt 9crntp. r~adftinbise S6bnrns, 9enFpnen unb iete
miitlrti6e 8prnerune. 0te Sprperun9en pGn gGittpsn une
@atien mercen panfti9 beiorst. Setne 9esablung, penn ni6t
erfplare;d. Gerferti9t 8ollmadten. 9eees, WDrtgases, @on-
trafte ii. /. 10, periencet @elrer mad europa, une besiebt .iu=
DE ppn bort. gsrtauft S6ifsi6eine nod Bremen, Samturs
!Sapre. Spnbpn urb Soutbantptcn nnb befprgt 8afagiere pom
allen @eaenten 9ettidlanbs in iebe gegenb &merifas.
gr bdt ~beItGnbig BEN Sebensreder, has Gdte Sel, nnb nidt
tas perfdlfbte, wsldes gRanae ran Stem OOrf bs3iebsn, gum
0erfauf.
gerfpnen, tel6e stpiiben benz IL. gpril 1864 unt benz 10.
gpril 1865 in Der grmse fienten, wsrten ,ppbl tbun, penn fe
ft baio melter.
SUM 7. SO. = amt 10
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-16
Sebr tpertbppa fit Xarmer!

gQsentsines giebarsnetbu6. phsr l1nterri6t. wte Der sans.
mann Sferfe. Ginbpieb, Sdaafe, Shneine, Siegen nnb 6rns
DC aufsieb ben, u~arten, fatte-u anS ibre Srantbeitsn srsenasa
unb heten ipl.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-16
Don 3. %. Aoblmes,

fDni8lih preuBtlher Sbterarjt.
geaen @infsnbnng RON ST nnb elmer 10 Gent SpHnarfe
p~srisnbet Der ltnterseidnsts pbiees bud an iresnb sinsn Slas
in Den Ser. Staten.
2cutB Srau6,
6eb is '66.-2mt 10 Sanbusfp City, Gste Co.. 8.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-16
0Quni6eiDtiSmu5.

Spbn einben, ~srfabrener @annfhsitttf unb .Smpor.
teur Der @aunibeict'ide 9silmittsl. Srsis bsrislbsn nur
So. so fur Snftrument, Sel uab Ss5rbu1. Tatb nnb aus.
tunft gratis.
Office unb G3pbnuns - go. 100 gsarl etra6e, pS#=gss
3a4. cleveland, Sbio.
Sanuar A. '58. tSp
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Sic Mtaion uno Samlin Cabinet SrgeIn,

ptsrsie Serfdistene eprten. fir 8tr6en unt antere NRuff assbnet. Rab
fir $50 bic $500 ie ,u bdben. 2iefelbsn taben etn unb Il nfu
ita SOB unb Stlber Rebntllen pter anbert erfe prdmien
srhalten. Suufrtrte 8atar8e rerisn unenteeltlt6 osrabfrlst. @lan
atrsTire W a { 0 n unh 6a m t n, 8rhgn. ubr Iiafun SrptberS. Seen
Irrf. Gept. 90. Nh pti
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-16
0ute Oelegenbeit fit einen Dter.
Srnrprl

Gin 9raner, relaer has oagerbierbrauen gut serfe6t uni
a%ubereent hber elm btnreitenbes Sdpital su YerfG9en BAT, TIM
cine Pa9erbierbrauerei gu errihten, fnbet in ether stabt, i'm
iHoliben Sbeile non Sbip 9~eleseu, cine dubsrft shnHige @e=
leaenbett. 90 1T nGmli6 mod feline 2a9srbierbrauerei bort,
ptglei6 bic Stabt in elmer euten @esenb liest unp aud in Der
~Nni8e8sno auf beeeuteneen @bias su retbnen tit. Der @igen=
tbhner zines Stud pances pom binreibenber @r6Se, Guberii
p%Ortbetlbaft an Der Stapt 9ele8en, anf ueldern unperieGbares
Gyafer, Spl5. 6oblen uno Stein pUrbanoen iinc. pinfbt pe=
fes eanb nntes febr annebmbaren 9ebin9ungens 80 perfaufsn
Ne8en austunft pense man i9 an Die 5erausseber bes &eit-
bOten. gu abreifren.
Seinbarh u. Gteier,
SRlt IL '68. 10 Columbus, Sbis.
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Oentfhe
Jeuer=V erflherungS=@ eieQihaft
gleDelat,D, Gobio.

1. !aapital unb lte6erihu6 ........... $2ts, 100
b9pptbetarii@ 8sf@ert auf ~lisssnbss @igentbum.
2. Beitere 8eranttrcrtlidfsi Der GtcG>
BOILERS 5000 OO0
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-16

SvpVtISFGt'IH SSF9St WI t'SDPhpSo SIbput9NAt.
2. sBsttere 8eronsncrtlidfeit Der StSG>
Die beatiae geieIf6aft, a~earinbst sebruar S. 1859 ass
autOrifrt pnrt has @sfss bss staatss Sbip serft@srt &C..
gen Ber!ut turb Sener:
gebGroe, Baaren NIB periOalides Gigentbunl
i'm Staats Sbip.
rnngs =ltrfanren, psde in peatiasr nnS saslii8sr eprs$s
aus9sfsrtigt nerpsn, ~betgesraGt.
9ireffareu Der geieGfdaft:
81, sgrn. 0aepsr, Ssinri5 9sttmer, abOlf ~gaettbsrs,
g 20 g9ntDt, SaeOb yaulsr, Satub Draper,
Sosn GDagner. Setter Ssttebad, OF. Sb. R6ber.
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Saeob Nhller, Ssfrstdr nIs S6asrneifsr.
auspdrtige ggeatcu, reip. @prreipuuSenteu.
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Bellevue: s 6 @iisnbsts Surpn: Spbn S9mibt
Mpnrueutle 81 3pfsl BermiQipn 8 .6aienfae
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NariDn @b. 8rener g8apafoneta: 81. 9amtrOH
Rentpn: 6. 8aufmann g1Orpalf: q. 8ersel
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Defiance s. IR. 6ir8ner glepart, Gliding Co.: O.. @rpsss
9aneaier: 8. Seller @drep: 9. Sare
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Sanal Sutton SD. See, len. 9elapare: 3. &iebenpprfer
@anal Dover: 81. Otpnta8 Sp6eter Inb. Stabl
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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-27
rhe Fenians In Canada Desperate
MenSftrt,s.

The conviction and sentence 10 death by
hanging, ofColonel LYNcH, one Of thccom-
mandcrs OF the invading army Of Fcnians'
IN Cauada, which was announced ycster-
day, is followed this morning by that OF the
conviction and sentence OF Rev. JouN
McMAuoN. who IS represented as Catho-
lie priest fiom this side Of the lihe' hoth
went through at least the Jorms Of trial.
aud with like fatality. There ARE others to
follow.
The cxcitement IN Fcnian circles
especially, among the Lake cities and at
Fenian Headquarters, IN New York city
naturally, has grown to fever heat. We
are advised that Colonel RonERTs in his
War Department, yesterday, gave audience
TO a crowd of threatening indignants, many
OF whom brcathed revenge Of no mild
character. Two leading Generals who
were present on bolng appealed TO- what
would be done TO prevent the execution OF
the death penalty, or secure retrioullon
for the action Of the Canadian Court, one
of the Generals replied that if LYNcu was
hung he would engage TO capture
and execute twelve Canadians to avengc
the decd; should the other prisoners share
the same fate. their deaths would be aveng-
ed in the same way.
Another General, referring TO the sem
tence, said he had parolcd forty Canadians
whom he had captured and provided with q
SAFE escort beyond the Fenian lines. II
they hung LYNcH, he remarked, 1t would
only have the effect Of eXpediting another
invasion OF Canada.
Time will show what may grow out OF
this state OF affairs, but surely the end Is
not yet.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-27
rhe stnl,es of the Gnme.

The trckster FoRNEY tells the whole
story in regard to the motives of the Balti-
more Police Commissioners in pursuing a
course of conduct. which seems to demand
the interference Of the Executive of the
state. He says If the registered voters are
allowed to cast their ballots in Baltimore.
two Radical Congressman will be defeated
aud Conservatives win be elected. Also,
twenty Conservative Representatives to the
Legislature will be chosen in that city,
which would make a Conservative Lcgisia-
ture, and this would defeat the Radical SEN
ator CREsswELL, aud secure the choice of a
Conservative Senator in his place.
That is the game that the Radicals are
playing, in simple words.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-27
Moro Protection Necded.

A letter to the Louisville Courier says
the SPRAGUEs, OF Rhode Island, have just
concluded bargain for certain very valu-
able mill privileges IN Maine, where they
expect to build up almost another LOWELL.
They have already made three manufacture
ing towns in Connecticut. If they are Wis
tied with no special drawbacks, they win
probably colonize every state in New Eng
land, and write their names beside every
considerable stream. They are rich n.
princes, and Of course prohibitory men tc
the backbone.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-27
In True Character.

4 letter from there says that colored
girl of sixteen, a refugee from Alabama,
has been kept two and n half years in a
state of slavery in Chicago by Mr.. Tay-
lor, half-clothed. compelled to saw all the
wood, do all the washing, &c, of his family
Of ten, without pay, to sleep in cellar, for
hidden to go out, frequently beaten, and on
one occasion, when she got away. badly
whipped. II this inhumanity had occurred
in Alabama, whence the girl originally
came, all the Radicals of the land would
have sent up howl.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-27
"Champion Belt'' for Congress

The "Champion Belt" for Congress!
JOHN MomnssEY, the Champion Prize
Fighter Of America, and who now wears
the belt, has been nominated for Congress,
BY faction of the Democracy, in one OF
the districts Of New Nork-and the ltadi-
cal press Is expressing pious horror thereat
The Hartford Comm iress--Iacobin, all
over---ls one of these tender-conscienecd
organs Of "ail the decency," so extremely
offended il the moral scnsibilities by the
audacious act OF a apUgillst accepting a
nomination for Congress; whereupon the
Times slaps il in the face in this wise.
..Thc Press thinks that the nomination OF
Morrissey Is about rs low as any party can
oct ia making nominations. ltwould seem
rs If it had touched bottom. were " not q
fact that Ben Butler has also been nomi-
mated for Congress. Morrissey' nomination
is bad enough--disgraeef1 enough; aud
the people ought TO rebuke it. rs webelieve
they will in the election Of Taylor, q good
man and q Conservative. He has already
been nominated by mass meeting OF the
voters of the district
That's pretty good; but the Chicago
Times draws much finer and tells several
wholesome truths, that the Jacobin pur-
lists will fail to handle crcditably. II says:
The ex-cliampion Of the =. II. may not
be the Best man in the world; but, II he
should be elected he will he very far from
being the worst man present at the dclibcr-
ations Of the rump. Nine-tenths Of the
present Republican Representatives will
fall below him in brains, small As may be
the quantity possessed by the pugilist.
~ / y, L { Ia
nor drunken fanatic, like Yates, nor a
drunken idiot, like Spraguc. lie is not n
blackguard. like lngersoll. poor craven,
like Grinncl, an impractiCablc ass. like Ca
lena Washhurne nor beast nor n thief
like the probable con, rrssu1n Butler
Republican Congre s-mon can learn good
deal from Morrissey Morrl'sey never yet
struck foul blow nor huiltted his antag-
onist when he was down. In this there
is n lesson for Thad. stevens, who, now
that the south Is almost desert,
would 9ladly reduce u TO chaos. when
Morrissey stepped INTO the ring, he
went there prepared 10 take "a well
ms givs; and in this respect he will afford
nm excellent example for black republican
Legislators who are endcavorng to infict
all possible humiliation5 and indtgnlties
upon the South from their safe position IN
the halls Of Congress. hOrrissy can show
sears which prove that lac has confronted
danger; I'm this he has the advantage OF
ninety-niuc one-hundreths OF Che republi-
can Cungressme who were so icrociOus in
their desire for others to eNtcrminate the
rebels. When Murrissey thTcshed his an
| tagonist he was manly enough to shake
! hands with him, and thereafter to hold him
~ his friend and. in the possession of this
magnanimty, he will be immeasurablY su-
| Dcrior 20 the malignant black republican
lfAFf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-27

EB-Sumner Is man milliner, and
Senator Wilson changed his name from
Jeremiah Coldbath 10 his present one
because he thought the latter little more
refnedand euphonious.--Louispdle Courier.
That wasn't quite the motive He had
been poor cobbler, at Nattick, N. H., and
was ashamed Of what he considered his
humble calling. If he was as poor cobbler
as he is a poor Senator he was a "sHoJ"
indeed
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-27
Special alotifes.
MEDIOAL NOTICIl.

DR.. y. CONT may be consulted ms follows,
In DAYTON vt the Phillips House, on Frldnys,
sept ~ Oct. ~ Noy -; Dec ~; Feb I March
8; April ~; May n June e.
IN TROY az the Morris House, on saturdays
sept. i5j Oct 20. Nov "A Doc 80 Fcb ? Marrh
" April Is. May rs; June *
In NENlA nt the Depot Eating House on Thurs
days, sept 49, Oct 49, Nov. ~ Dec n Jan 81 .
March 2 April II May 10! June qO
In SPRINGFiELD at the Willis House. on
Thurduyi sept 20, oct. %; Nov 90; Jan. ;, Feb.
a. March ~ April is May 2a; june a.
Or. COSi has had offices in euch Of tho above
places that he has regularly visited for the past
scveu years, and rs he has treated and cured many
patieuis, in each of the above places, he can give
the best OF reicrcHcos IN each place 20 his skill
ia. CONE Treats and Cures all varieties Of
Chronic diseases, including those Of the Eye and
Ear makes no charge for consultations hut II
those who consult himdosirctreRiment, he charges
Cash for his Medicines.
Medicines that win lnstn patcntfr0m four to six
months, cost FROM fiVc TO Thirty dollars, IN Cash
Address Dr. y. CONE,
COLUMBUS, ONO,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-27

ezg- Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton is run
ming for Congress in New York. We rather
like the idea, Most of the men elected In
that section behave so foolishly that It
would be well perhaps TO try the women,
and see IL they would not do better. Des-
perate diseases require desperate remedies.
Still should she be successful, what nice
mess Of virtuous colleagues would she have
TO mix with! Beast BUTLER, at one end OF
the Capitol-''Moxa" MORTON, at the other
Fie, LIzzIEl
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-27

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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-27

"a Man AND BROTHER."-The Dan
vile, KY, Times reports Yankee school
master, in that town as having swlndled
his colored friends and pupils out of $3.50,
raised to buy library for them. After
getting the money in hand he borrowed a
clean shirt from respectable negro named
BILLY MITCHELL, and decamped.
II is supposed that he Joined the "South-
ern Loyalists' at Cincinnati or Chicago,
and is now swinging round the Northern
circle.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-27
West Virginia.

or course no one anticipated any other
news from this bastard State than that the
present incumbent, FOREMAN, is elected
Governor, andal the three Jacobin mem
herRor Congress-