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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-03-07

getommen, tpO er anbieIt uno auf bic See bin
ausi6aute.
nWa8 gum SeufeI, i'd CLAUDE Bel rteine
Seele, es 1T 9an9e," rief cine frii6e uno flar
Stinlme unb Sacpbp erbielt einen Sdlag alt
bic Ghulter.
St brebte fiA INN uno aart QrslisGm itanl
Dor ibm.
Sic pedieIten enen trdftiSen t6anOidIas II
SacObp ia9te;
u9eun, eas 1T cine angenebme 8egeenung
aber mas ma4it 9u eigentlih bier? SD 9laubte
mir wiroen unS in &ungSbDrg treffen."
Sacpbp fabte &urt AM gtrm unO panote nun
feline Sdritte nad bem n6rOIi6en She'll be,
Staot.
n0ie 8auarbeit 1T gu @noe; icb babe Der
Ort 19On Dor einem Wpnat perIaIIen, bin abe,
erIt beute in Der !6aupttaot an9etpmmen, bu
i'd tOesen oes gel6dfts fitr ben nd6ften
Spntmer cine &eiie na6 S6Onen MAIDEN
mubte."
Sic iebten ibren 8eg fort, tpdbreub iie aIerz
let Sra9en mahten uno beantmDrteten. &urt
erfubr, oab bic GDmarbiertas in Der Gtaot nd>
rem uno baB lie nit Qauge bemnd61t abreilen
aliroen II. {. 10.
silS lie an Die @de ber 9tOrobride fame1t, 1tie,
Fen iie auf cine @ruppe pon !0erren, tpel6e bort
ltancen uno ibmabten. Sic ruaren III einem 10
lebbaften @eiprd4 begriffer1, baB lie &urt uno
Sacobp nidt beahteten.
Giner 6eriel6en duBerte nit elmer Stimme,
ipel9e oeutli9 gu ertennen CAB, bab ct aus eiz
ner @eeli3oft fam, tuO Der iibertuie9enoe Sc
nub I'M Srtnten beltanoen batte.
,,Was gum Seufel fol- bas beiBen, 9lreljelm,
oab 9u bid tpetserlt, mir 9epanbe 5u geben.
SD iOllte bod 9lauben, baB Du bierSu perz
pfi6tet rpdreit, ipenn id es perIange. gtit
N-felo tarnft Ou eitt an6ere8 Wlal ipies
len."
Be benz 2out BON NreIieIms 0eamen tparen
&urt uno SacObu itebengeblteben.
,,gtAn 9ebt," anttpOrtete eine anoere Stimnle,
in tueIber Iie betn GOn na4 Die gpert8 ertann,
ten. ,8Ieib mir pom 2eibe, tpenn 9u ni9t abs
lplut einen gtoerlaB baben miQlt."
,,Scrmdrt8, pprwdrt6 su -" rief Die
gan3e @eieui6ait.
SacObD unO &urt sO9en iiR sur @eite unO
lieben iie paiiiren.
,,Utein 8ruber!" murmeite Glut
vGr 1T aliD AUDI Spieler!" iprab 2ange bel
ii6 ielbit.
aurt rei6te ibm Die 6anO gum. gbl@ieb nit
ben Wprten:
"gBir treffen uns mOrgen."
9ann I6lug er ben NOdtra9en 9inau
oriifte ben 9ut tiefer ins @eidt unb iGlug
Oenielben gBeg etu, tuie Gpert unO feline 3e8s
genOfen.
SocUbO ieste ieinen .6eimlpeg fort unO
oadte babel an Olga's 10 pielbeiprO6enss
Slid.
(6ortiebuno fp[af.l
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-03-07
8e0tmammaeM.
ge(d)dftsl3ortell,

Or. Seuler
6lt feline gDptnuns unb Office na6 1S. 97 sbarY
f. @de CUn Yerre Str. terIe0t. t1rft 6m)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-03-07

9a8 9r6bte unb beit allOrtirte 8ein> UNI
2queur>Gei3dft 1T
Stm0an IS 60.
gtc. 5 Rcrb GabitraBe Baltimore.
gDir Uerren tem eesbtten @ubIifum unb g8isterbet-
fern bic tpisenben slrttfel:
200 SaB 0ine DttSftb
so ~ NfonCnenteIa Rse gDbsfes,
so febr fenen dIten Msnpn8abela Ti9e 8bt8tep
100 Bourbon QD6tsfe9,
20 ie4e alien uub fetuen alien Bourbon gDbi8fep,
rs /. Q6teat QGblsfeD;
1000 @aupnen 8erItHer Ocppei-9ImmeT,
500 y S6Dpiser Wtagenbtter,
500 holdnbfaeS GCftGl Bttters,
zoe Wepcleon 9ttterS,
1000 y Sanitation Srdnbt,
1890 n Sanitation Gin,
500 y Seaantif&en Sin 6Gt unb Iebr Fetn,
500 tEanspfiden GD6udc-Branbg, ali InS fein
b 109 y Batavia &rrac,
200 y GcCtb gDtts,eg,
500 y SGmacG 0tun, alt unb itGr tetn
1850 SIea6errg, gbsrr9 Singer HuS. 9apsnSer-
8gdrbtse,
1900 r. Samatcas s0tum 8atasia Irrac fran1SNfben
5tantp, ScctG I'D qtsFep -pund refine adte
-& unb cute QDaare fret BON IbdSlifen Sngre-
bin3cu mub nj d 10 , fTeb ma&enb.
2O0e &Eetna Rno WrfslsgDetne,
5000 BlafYasn :. -. peri&tsbene SaBasanBe.
5000 ss Sa1Saeu gOrt, @Berrs unb ntabeira.gssine.
$500 Blai1en tD boruutar ibr etne Enb aite QBaare
9Cien, Ants gerfeRpe YeferminJ unb 3iEmet 2iqeurS
(@prbtdlS
gBir earantiren cue unre 2Daare un5 ne6men beItISe
tpfun ntGt befriebtesub suriiG.
" De 8elnn8en tn ber Sab erben fpaenfrei n's 9aus
Nup eIsw1rte9e Deeaun9en fpenre ans DepGt geefert
M3tunseopa
(0s3lS-& 2tnbau & GU.
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9Serti0e &lciber
unb Nlpbez zQrtifel fir 0erren,

No 318 SB Yrattfrabe.
Wetnen Greunten unb 8efannten pte ben Beebren SuS
ltfum brtnup bte Greebenfe NnSetee 6ab M tn etnent
SCfe ets en NOrttment fertser 5errenetOer ppte re
f6Tue Nuswabl BON Il untertle ibern. 6emeer, Sa.
i&enta&er, Str fe, Semeenfrasen I. t7..trr-
rdtbtG baitt.
au perteu RIetter mad waB aus ben mDttrnfeu StUfeu
aneefertiSt @tuis fur Baar TT tnetn Wctto.
(}un15nl 81 @rtenetfen.
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ogDbrs 6GusGer,

az NV Woy WV =
W&ert1a1tt Sails ,r
SiOpft=Gde Sigh unb 2Onbarb Stry
bat oeben etne sroBt usoI neuer pbewaaren rrtaItn
Gts
Gaffsnrtr nmb SzsefSemftoF,,
pOt5G9lida d6teS beutf6e8 Tud uno 0oesttn,
fUtrte aud ein MIfprtiment
0rD 0pDcs unS Inrnii6ing 9puSs.
Die pbgen GDaGren rerfauie G btuieer ale Elm dbfre
Gaftaft tn ter StGbt Wan tutnnle unb iDersepee Hd
(7mr31Sl SDbn 5dHSTer
49, Die biIltA1fera
Sefe1t
8leeDapaaren, &c
fnb ~ taben bel
6. Stf6er, go. 92 yiOro Gapffr.
Gtn6e fH 6aep otur spn Dtten Fnb beReuttas
.sust stHmitt6nE masOeM:t3~tR Hsa eSt begrfG
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j E 1t / | | { / d It.
Arbeit aoelt oem Mdltlt.
Gin Snb aus Der ssirflidbFeit p. searia g. .e@ware
(Sprt1ebun9.)

(6prtiebung.)
w9lber 9u BAIT ia ielbft eeiast, er Iei an oenl
Diebitabl uni4uloig," fiel Olga beftig elm.
uSeiien tann i'd mid ni6t ent1innen.. IS
banbelt iih ilberbieB um Elm Nedt8princip uno
ni9t um elm Snoiotpiunt.
uWiB6rau6e nipt oa8 @prt &e9t, benn
e8 wirO prOfanirt, penn . II boppn fpri6lt.
SielIeidt tarnit 9u bid ou9 ni6t erinnern,
bab Ou mir periprOhen baf, nienlaI8 einen
S4aben Su5uflgen -.
u9em Nb9ptt' beiner Seele," fie[ Gpert la6s
eno Elm, inoem er lih erbob unb lebte nit itplS
empor9eri6tetem 6aupten bin3u: vreoe mir
ni6t me9r BON benz mas ih oeriprp6en ooer
seiu9t babe, benn t6 bin oieIer unaufb6rli6en
8erufung auf Serpre@ungen Die i'd 9ebrpden
babe it. /. To-, p6ut9 mioe. t6ter linb lie
ebr libel angebrabt, oa id nit Der gan3en
Sa@e 9ttAts gu tbun babe. Ser SarOn bat
einen 8rief gefunben, lpeI6er Oer germutbunS
Haum 8ibt, oaB Sparipn al benz 9iebltable
betbeiligt nar. gDas sebt ole Sa4e tpObl MIDI
an? glidt oa8 0Gnbeite.
,,Gs betpeist peiter gGdt8, o[s oob man
Spet iol6er 8riefe gefunOen, tpie On an oeinem
9O35eittase etnen ben 6lammen ppfertelt, peer
oaB es Elm anoerer iit, pelder bieielbe Gigen>
iduft bat"
Olga bridte i4re beioen t6dnoe feit auf bic
Grult.
uS6 bstlase Did unO mid, i'm Sal es su
elmer 9eri3tllaen aluge sesen Soariop fdme,"
ia9te ite uno perIieB bas 3tmmer.
n6a, nun lit Die &eibe an ntir," ttturmelte
@Uert uno ftredte Die 6anb brpbeno na6 ibr
aug. pSebt babe i'd Die @affe gefanOen, tpp>
nit i6 Did pertpunben uno qudlen fann. Su
bit permeiien 9enug getDeien, meinen 9tnerif>
fen nnr Geradtn9 ent9egenSuieBen. Ginee
Ia9es tperOe ib Si6 unO GOnltan3e auf ben
anteen gu tneinen 5iben 1eben."
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Wcbetne 1ranfbeitem.
OriimDlic6e 0ur garantirt
3r. SDfcpb eSabiam.
Office: gto. 228 8ne StroBe,

Dr. SSDHcpD SS6bi61t.
Office: gto. 228 8ine StraBe,
R6iIeSefp
Or, SSdbian sdrGnrt In fpIseneen 8ranEbttten etne
Idnelt nnb stnpltGe Rur. De Wlebsin r!rb BON MIR
felbR suberetet rne tf burbau8 fret BON OrefTIEer.
OeDeimc Sr0nf6eitett
be5erst @efdsats i rsdlt& tn iersn 1Ossn tuenH
Selbfbeiledun9 (Onanie),
teren trausi9e Rrleen G unbssben tn Niemutb ndGtIe
Gnamen- gr9tesuneew, S&r6e ter mdnnlben 2euaitos.
frdft 2ekenS eberbrub unb entltm NISsebruna Sunde
2eue tie 6 beIen bsrust nk, fplten t terrauens ii
an mid tpenben. SD babe EauIenbe folder unalIdG6en
su iber fr6ren frdttt8en @efunb6et 3uridsetrdt bic
BON anbet aG bebsnbet Uter ns nbetlbur aufeeeeben
wrrben inb.
sSrauenSSrantbeiten
gBetser TGu6. bduH BITE ltrflGe aueemetner SGtpd-
de- II unre9elmdstste un6 nnfrH6tBarfett.
nnregel NJ d igteit
In Der mrnaten Stenteune pber ednsltGes Gusblebeu
berelben eletdpe BON eGer HridG nrb tn wenten Sa-
gen ron MIR berseeat Dbne natbetse Nsen fir bts &C.
innttett
Sett mener 15Idbraen Yrars tn beFser StaOt babe a
ta banpf16& NIT Der BetantluH9 Otteer &rantpetten
bsbd8t unb bdrin BITE eldnenbfen &euItate erStflt'
gluStpdrtige Batienten
tonnen BON MIR tebdnbeIt erbEr menn e mr 'preH Su'
fanb fGrtftlt6 mtttbetlen.
: sg- Streneie gcrlnpiesentett pirS sa0et@ert'
M DR.. Jos. FABIAN,
No. 228 Vine ST., Philadelphia, Pa,
(laa16iD d.
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9errenfleiOcr<9ancn,

DCETeNlICtUCt@SNuVWs
gDeit Pratt Str. So. 358 unb 3581.
Utenen see6rtca Ssretnbea uub BEN Yublitnm ua6'
i6 6ieri bic Mn5ese bas id bas i6Ou felt 9a5reu
bieiea 8Gase etablire bernOmmeu Babe uub Be
tdubiS elm reGfaltiSes Eager bon @Sueu ipt searbe
teteu Serrenleiberu neuefer aepa su ben bi9en 5re
fen oprrGt6S Ealteu unb aud iole anf 8efeIuns anfer
tgeu werbe. sgtce fir StTde unb SpeneuSe in aIlei
Gorten unb Sn alien Preiien.
9erner cine IuSmabI ReseniGirme, gtSGe,c &C., fptvi
ale in bieies fad eiHi9laSenben MrtifeG.
s9g NlIe 8efeGuuseH werben prompt, bilis unb il
fir3efer 5yrii ansefertiet.
9. &. aaifer.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-08

BrGi,s, Depending upon DesGslOe-
4ne1st of tIte Stomach or BOUeLs,
IN GOttt, .RheISnGtts1e, and
NeWrGLDjG. and IN
I.' '7 FEVIeK AND 4G UE.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-08
THE DAILY EMPIRE.


In sermon on Thanksgiving Day by the
Rev. Mr. Leakcn, rector Of Trinity (Episco-
pail Church, Baltimore, he said
III shall reserve the remainder of my re-
marks for a subject which is rarely alluded
to Ia the pulpit but which Is exercising a
most important influence upon every state
city, village, county and family OF our
Union. refer to the Press-the newspa-
pcr--wtich from the smallest beginning,
luxury to the favored few, has become IN
dispensable TO millions and whose power
i'm forming public sentiment is unmeasura-
bic.
ITO illustrate remotely the influence of
This power, suppose person 0tinteliigence
coming To your family every morning. lie
Informs YOU of all that has occurred in your
citv. I'm Your country, in Europe or distant
Asia. He gathers the details of each inter
csting event; he attends each important
meeting, and tells you what was said and
done. In rain and tempest, in summer ana
winter, does this person pay you his daily
visits: and not only brings you informa-
tion. but gives you his opinion on each
question that arises. In time he becomes
one of YOU: he is Identified with your fam
ny; and the character ofyourselfand those
around have been moulded by this constant
contact.
But the newspaper does more. ltbring'
YOU an hundred different articles beside'
advertisements. III can nc tcau III lclsuIV
Its information reaches children, and is rcat
by servants. II forms the subject of con
ycrsation, and plies its ccascless visits tC
your home, instructive, entertaining ant
interesting to all. Have | over-estimatet
the force of this mighty engine? Thu
French Encyclopedias helped to produce
the French revolution by means of ponder
ous books reaching the learned few.
what increased influence must the mod
crn press exert, scattering its myriai
thoughts daily nmcng the millions! Iloy
noble the ministry ofthe editor! How vas
his capacity for good or evil He may en-
ter the family daily and ditiuse cheerful
ness by his diversified thoughts. He ma
dry the tear of sorrow. animate the wear
pilgrim To renewed cXertions, arrest tn
Young man in his downward career, an
shield the humble and dGfcnseless again,
the invasion of power. We have prayc
for the President of the United States, an
for all ia authority-for our Senators an
Representatives in Congress assembled
And shall we forget those who make ou
Presidents and determine our Represent;
tivcs -
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-08

RELIGIOUS EsTABLIsHMENTs OF ITALY
The progressive or liberal Italians propose
to improve the financial condition of the
nation by suppressing the religious orders,
and assuming the salaries of the regular
clergy There are eighty -four of these es-
adjustments, of which eighty possess prop
crty to the amount of SS,000,0O0. The mon
asteries contain l5,49i clerical, 4,l56 lay
members, who are men, and nearly 26,0O0
women. The annual income of the proper
ty-holding orders are estimated at S3OOO,-
0OO and the capital from which this income
arises is valued at S75,000,000. The regular
clergy in two hundred and twenty-nine
dioceses, with their bishops and arch-bish-
OPS, have revenue of $l3, 100000, which so
far as salaries are concerned, is very un-
equally distributed. The proposed meas
urc, therefore, if it does not find active
friends, has some passive supporters, even
among the church party.
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Foreign and Domestic,
Turnpike Notice.

A DMINIsTRATOR'l NoTlCE.-THE UNDER
N sigaed has been duly appointed administrator o.
Che eetsie OF John H. Hoffman, late OF Montgomery
county, Ohio, deceased. LEVI HOFFMAN
December ~, 1865. deelOwapS'
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-08

ButLhe browning glory OF his life remains TO be At.
tanned his discovery, or rather combination, for he
does not claim 10 been the dIscoverer OF EpRos
which isthe basis OF tho Btters now offered to the
public. That honor belougst to the native inhabtants
OF Central America, to whom its virtues have becn
known for NOR than two hundred years. Armed
with II tho Indian bids defiance to the most deadly
malaria, aud handles, without fear, the most venom
ouB berpents II ~ belief with them, that while
there in breath 10 the body, The Oedron IL potent TO
cure, no matter what the disease may he. 'il 30
While Dr. Bulls DOT prepared to endorse this ex-
ravagant pretension he satisfied from
thorough examination OF tho evidence relating 10
s virtues tn t Il remedy and preventative for all
diseases arising nom exposure either 20 change
weather or climate, or to miasmaic Influences, i
stands
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-08
DIR. STEVENS & co.

il RIVATE DISESES CURED IN THE
shortest possible time, at the Cincinnati Lock Hos
pital ~ West Third street, between Walnut and
Vine up stairs, without the use of Mercury, loss
of time, or change Of diet,
DR. STEVENS, by special study and experience
in the hospitals OF Baltimore London and Paris Is
enabled 10 guarantee cure In the most eonpll-
Gated cases. Recent cases of GOnorrheaor syphilis
cured In few days, without change of diet, or
hIndrance from business. Secondary Syphilis--the
last vestige-eradicated without the use of MeF-
cury. f .IHILH ir ...f Is -.
Victims of self-abuse and excessive venery, suf.
fering from Spermatorrhea, and loss Of physical
and mental power Indigestion or Constipation,
Eruptiohs, Nervous Coughs, Hypochondris, &c,
are ireaterl for Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, and
Consumption, by ignorant men, who mistake the
effects for the causes OF the evil, and thus multi
ply both. i T. .# ali ..l. 100 ltul
Married men, and those contemplating marriage,
should restore vigor TO their bodies and minds, ere
they entail misery and disease upon those of their
posterlty.
| Guaranteed In all cases, Persons NJ a distance
promptly oiired by addressing, with statement OF
case, pr 4 STE " EMS CO., "a West Third street
1iis Gaee hours from A. NJ to p. Nj sundays 70
| II A. NJ. uecSlyd
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BIOKRENE.

The FKRBLB, the LANG ULD, the DKSI,A AIRINg
the OLD should give this valuable discovery trial;
it will be found totally different rom all other aftieles
lor the same purposes. n
TO FEBLALhcs.-This preparation 10 inyaluA-
bic in nervous weaknesses OF all kinda az II will re-
enca. '
Itis also grand tonic, and will give rslef in nya-
papsia with tbe irnt dose. brief psrsistence In la
,lse will removable the stomach TO degree OF perfect
health, and Oanish Dyspepsia forever
One Dollar per Bottle, or six Bottles fof IS, Sold
by Druggists generally,
Sent by express anywhere, by AddreseIng 81 .s-a
fI. HuTSiItNes nlLLYER, Pronristera,
Li W 81 lie Rr street, New York 2
Sold by - pr. W. W. STEWART NJ
..tLt Ir..... No. o. Main sIaoL, !
bfa fob | Agenifof Dayton,
h.H Lir t. 1u. Iauf .dl rn -
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WITHOUT a RIvALl
And Justly deserves the reputation IL has 80 long Ell
joyedin Central America and the West Indias.
IN DY SPBPSIA

AND Ita attendant train OF symptoms 1t acts more like
AOHARm than medicine There Is nothing in the
whole range OF MateHia Medi, that can for moment
bepr comparison with II in this disease.
full account Of this wonderful plant may be found
In the eleventh edition OF the United States Dispens
atory pages 1887 and 1883.
series OF experiments in which DR.. Bull has been
for years engaged has Just been brought to success
ful termination and he Is enabled to offer 10 the
pubic combination OF EDR0N with other approved
copper distilled Bourbon Whisky, which he IL conf
dent has no equal in the world. .-i ..# .... q
He might furnish volume OF cerihcateB but the
public have long since learned to estimate such things
by heirtrn yRue. The safest plan Ia, for every one
TO tostfOr himselt the virtues ianew medicine.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-08
HIS COMPOUND OF WILD CHERRY
I HAS BECOME A HOUSEHOLD

3 .. WI EoI AND SOUIH. HlO |.
WORM LOZENGERS, IN
LESS THAN A YEAR
AFTER THEIR INTRO
DUCTION ATTAINED A r.
REP PUTATION AS WIDE
/ SPREAD AS THE CONTINENT
OF MORT II A NJ L II G A
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-08

TSXECUTOR's NOTlOh.-EOTIOB Is HEREBY
ID given that the undersigned, was the 9th day
Oh Deesmher, 1861, appointed and qualified eKeou-
Tor n ChfiAtAn Kioper, dseeaea, late Of Montgom-
cry couatY Ohio, ...,., =, ,,,-.. a
decl4w3t CHhlSllAN hLOPFFk.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-08

TUHIs PREPkRATIoN Is uHEQUALEp AS A
i kejuvenator and Restorer OF wasted or inert
functions .H
The aged should be CERTAIN to make the BiokTene
a household god, inaamuch a. q will sndeT them
youthful in feeling and In strength, and enable them
70 live over again the days OF their pristine JOY II
not only exhilarates but srengthens Pnd Ia really nm
Invaluable blessing, especially TO those who have
rnisfortine or ordinary sickness. No matter what
IND cause Of the impOtency OF any human organ,
this superb pre- parAton will remove tha eject at
and forever. d. .u.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-08
GIVE THE
/ CHDRoN BITTERS.
One Trial and You WiU NeUer Use
Aay Others.

tits not necessary 70 publish long list Of diseases
all diseases OF the M
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-08
BIOKRENE.

CURES IMPoTENcY, GENERAL DRsLLITP,
NRR V0US LNCAPACITY, DYSPKPSIA, DRFR Is
SION LOSS OF APPRTITR, Low lSFIRIdS,
WRdRNESS OF THE ORGANS OFGRNRRA TON,
| IMBRCILITY, MENTAL IND0LBNCE, RMACLA-
TTOE, HNNUL III HAS a AOST DELIGHTFUL,
| DESIRABLE, AND NOVEL BEFRCT UPON TIfR
| NRR V0US y RSTRAj and all who are in any way
prostrated by nervous disabilities are earnestly nd
yised 10 seek cure In this most excellent and hnG
uualed preparation. ..fI.r ...-.. LII.
Persons Who by impuldence, have lost their NAT
| URAL YIGOR, witl Ind "Peedy aud permahen
cure In the H liI
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-26
a,lonetaru and e,ommtrfial.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, June 25.

lGagettc's Quotations.l
There was less activity In the produce
and provision markets to-day than any pre-
vlous day this summer. There was moth
Ing doing In flour beyond filling country
orders; there Is some pressure TO sell low
grades, but the high grades are held firmly.
Rye flour Is coming into more general use,
and there is an active demand for the best
brands. The best qualities of old and new
winter wheat are in good request but
scarce; spring wheat was offered more
prcssingly ut u decline of &c, per busltcl
but buyers are generally holding off. Corn
is dull and lower, the demand being almost
entirely local, Oats were more freely OF
fered aud lc. decline was accepted In some
cases. The receipts continue heavy and IN
excess of the demand.
The whisky market maintains its
strength; $50 brls in bond sold at &c.
There is quiet time In groceries. Curren-
cy prices do not keep up to the gold
standard on coffee or sugar. The provision
market has no animation aside from the
jobbing trade. Mess pork sustained a
further decline in New York. closing at
S3l per brl. Sales were made here to "A
limited extent at S32. There is a good CON
sumptive demand for bacon, Mt full prices.
Bulk meats are quiet but held very firmly
at previous prices. Lard is more freely of
fered at y a@2l5ic, the latter being con-
sidered an extreme price at the close; the
demand, however. is very light, and only
for consumption.
BEEF CATrLE-The total receipts of the
week We're l,30O head, against 500 the pre-
vious week. There were 800 head on the
market to-day, which was more than there
was demand for, and 200 head were left
over at the close unsold.
QUOTATIONS. PER 100 Lbs, GROSS WEIGHT.
Common, - 50@5; fair, So 25@5 rs /;
prime, $G@G 70; extra, S7G7 37ls.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-26
Telegraph Varieties.

llt1 WASHINGTON, June 25.
The receipts from the internal revenue
for the year cnding the Both of June will,
II Is said, amount to S3l0,0OOOOO, and from
all sources TO S540,000,00O.
The House Committee OH Elections have
decided the contested election in the
Fourth District of Missouri, in favor of the
sitting member, Mr.. kelso.
Postmaster-general Dennison left here
last night for Columbus, Ohio, to join his
family, now sojourning in that city with
their relatives. Governor Dennison ex-
poets TO be absent about ten days,
In the House to-day General Banks stated
that he had reason to believe that steps
have been taken by our Government to ask
Great Britain TO release the Fenian prison
ers.
The jury in the libel case of NJ. G. Chan
Us. Clephane, the latter getting the former
discharged from the War Department by
charging him with disloyalty, returned Il
verdict of $4,000 damages.
The Presidents communication with ref
erence to American citizens arrested in Ire
land states that our Minister in London
and Consul have applied for their release.
and all but two have been set at liberty.
These, il is thought will he released.
The cholera has entirely disappeared from
New York harbor, and no new cases were
ItpoTIcu III JiluL Guy yesterday.
Many of the Fenians have gone over to
Stephens since his address on Saturday.
His adherents have full faith that he will
raise the standard of revolt in Ireland be-
fore another year. IL Is reported that Gen
eral sweeney intends TO challenge Stephens
AS soon AS he arrives In New York.
The two Houses of Congress have disa-
greed on the proposition TO institute suit
against the Illinois Central Railroad, for
the recovery of about million dollars paid
the road for transportation during the war.
The matter Is now before Committe of
Conference.
From report made TO Congress. il ap-
pears that the Government has provided
G,076 artificial limbs TO soldiers; 2,i3i arms,
1874 legs, ~ hands, o feet and 101 other ap-
pliances; twenty-three different manufac-
turers of artificial limbs supplied the Gov
ernment, and the cost was $357, ,72S.
The President has approved the bill ex-
tending the provisions of the Homestead
Law to all the public lands in Alabama.
Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas and Flori-
da, with provision that for two wears no
entry shall be made for more than eighty
acres. The bill permits negroes as well as
whites TO acquire homesteads on these
lands.
In, the Senate yesterday resolution was
offered instructing the Committee on Pub
lie Buildings TO inquire whether tract of
land, Of about 800 acres, could be obtained
near Washington for public park and "A
presidential mansion.