The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-09

Dr. Worms Is Physician In chief Of the MIL
itary Hospital IN Paris, and has used the
Mineral Lemonade with sarprising success
in the treatmentof several hundred cases
Of Cholerinc and Cholera in the recent cpl
denies In that city. In n paper read before
the Academic dc Mcdfcfner he says, "thc
success Of the lemonade so FIR MS cholerine
Is concerned has surpassed my most SAN
guine expectations, the diarrhnas accom-
panied or not by vomiting, being arrested
and cured with promptness altogether
surprising; and when my colleagues will
have been able TO convince themselves Of
the marvellous rapidity with which this
lemonade arrests the evacuations, raises the
pulse and the nervous system, warns the
skin. aud gives the patient the feeling of
health, doubt not they will participate In
the confidence with which its long usage
has inspired me-"
The Mineral Lemonade is prepared by
DR.. A. Gelger, from reciple furnished by
DIR. Worms, and may be obtained, In n con-
centrated form for use in fami!ies, at his
office, corner OF Fifth aud Jefferson streets,
Dayton, Ohio. aug7d3t
PERTINENT INquRIEs.-Bob. Schenck, In
one of his circulars, is quite pressing on
some of Gov. Randall's country postmas-
ters, to afford him valuable information for
electioneering use.
Bob wants list of all the ''dctipe Union
men," the ''Uery oetiUe Union men, in diff
ferent columns OF his schedule, aud 'those
of the opposition only toho may be coRUiRoed
by drgam ents; he also desires the list to be
ut least "onc-fouI1h MS large as the aggre-
gate number of voters, &c, 81.
This manifcsts commendable zeal on the
part of ''the member from Maryland" but
the Quere is, what is his purpose Doubtless
he desires the names of "Union men," So
called, that nc may favor them with copies
OF his delectable speeches; but what docs
he propose to do for the ''opposition''--
''thosc only who may be convinced by ar
guments2" ?" And iohdt drgumeRts we would
a little like to know. Bob voted himself q
bonus of fow thousand dollars for his two
years-(true hesvoted the gallant boys Ia
blue, in the same word 'yca," one hundred
dollarsi) Is this bonus TO constitute an
electioneering, corruption ftnd-arga-
meRts, to reach that class of his constltu-
ents?
We appeal to the Journdl TO answer these
pertinent or impertincnt inquiries.
DIR. BICKNELL'S SYRUP, is q
very rich, pleasant and palatablc medicine
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Contains no opiates, aud cnrcs Dysentery
Diarrhea, Cholera Morbus, Pain or CramT
In Stomach or Bowels.
az The journal of this morning. con-
tanned statement that Lcvi Stanley, 9TH
erwise called sugar Levy" had been ar.
rested for passing counterfeit money and
taken before Commissioner Halliday, al
Cincinnati, but "by some means he got or
Also, on the authority of the Toledo Blade
that he had been arrested few days ago
for the same offence, il Lorain county. Mr.
Stanley informs us that these statement,
are incorrect. He was arrested here, ant
taken to Cincinnati, and from there takef
to Cleveland, where he had hearing be.
fore United States Commissioner White
from whom, after brief examination, h,
received the following:
CLEVELAND, August s, 1866.
Levi Stanley, jr. was discharged to-day
upon examination, there being no testi-
mony against him.
b. WHITE.
u. y. Com. Northern Dis. O.
From this it would seem that Stanley has
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clearly one of mistaken identity.
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