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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-19

ia warranted 70 be the only preparation
known TO cure Coughs, Colds lloarseuess,
Asthma, Whooping Cough Chronic Coughs
Consumption, Bronchitis and Group. Be-
Ing prepared from Honey and Herbs. It is
healing, softening and expectoratlDg. aud
particularly suitable for ali Affections of the
Throat and Lungs. For sale by Druggists
everywhere
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-19

LADIES FAm.-Thc ladies' Of the German
Lutheran Church, of which the Rev Mr.
Frtzc is pastor, intend holding Fair in
Bcckel Hall. to commence on Monday even
ing the 2Gth inst The proceeds OF the Fair
will be applied TO the erection of new
church for the congregation. This Is
laudable object, and should he liberally
patronlzed
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GROCERY AND NorIoS SfoRE FoR SALE
No. $40 Third street between Main and
Jefferson. Rudesill a. Doyle wishing " sell
their stock, aud give possession ImmedI-
ately. febl3tg
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Business syutites.
DYSPEPSIA!
DoCToR
STRICLAND'S
TONIC.
DIR. SrRIcKLAND's

- ToNIC Is n ooncen-
trated preparation of Roots and Herbs, with
antlncids and carminativcs TO strengthen
the stomach and nervous system. IL Is a
certain remedy for Dyspepsia or lndiges-
tlon. Nervousness, loss of Appetite, Acidl-
~ OF the Stomach, flatulency and Debility
II Is not aicohollc. therefore particularly
suited for Weak, Nervous, aud Dyspeptle
persons For s,le - all Druggists every
whore ut 81 per bottle.
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- OPERA HOUSE RssrAURASr.--Fred. Lange
has full supply of all the luxures of the
season, at his splendid dining rooms, in the
opera-IIouse building, Business mon and
transient visitors TO the city will nnd this
The place to get meals. Every thing is put
up in the very best style, aud Fred. don't
let any body 20 away dissatisfied.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The n-HOuko.-Therc was large
and, delighted audience. at the Opera House on
saturday evening ON tho oconsloitof the farewell
appearance OF hir and Miss Couldook u wa, one
Of the most pleasant and attractive entertainments
OF the season, and there was n feeling Of generai
regret that these distinguished and truly meriio'
rious drtisfes could not remain with us longer
They, however, succeeded In making themselves
decided favortes with the people Of Dayton
though, on account OF the very nnfavorabio
weather, they had TO encounter serious diaadvnn-
tagcs should they return here, they may be rs.
snred Of most cordial welcome.
o.night Mr.. Felix A. Vincent aud Miss Molie
Williams win make their first appearance at tho
Opcra-llouse They are old fayoritos here, having
ited an engagement at Bcukei Hail fgW months
ago. They will appear this evening In The "Fronch
SPY and Handy Andy" They will doubtless
receive a generous greeting '|
BeckeI HRII.-1ho Dayton "varietiosr viii,
commence at Beceol Hall tonight. with aiargo
and talented company Including number OF the
most popular aud versatile performers IN their re-
spcctlye roles now In the West This win bc ono
OF the greatest nttractions in tho show line ever
witnessed In Dayton, and those who expect 20 get
seats had better be on hand in time.
Forrest i'm Cincinnati Edwin Forrest
commences an engagement at tho National Then.
ter Cincinnati. tonight on which occasion he will
appsarin his great chnractcr or "yirgnius.ih
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-19

eH-DR. Morris VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS
ara constantly becoming more and more
popular. They are acknowledged to have
no rival In the cure of such diseases as
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Fever of all
kinds, Jaundice, Costiveness, Pain in the
stomach, Side, Head, Back, and Bowels,
Bilious Complaints, Loss OF Appetite, Sick
Headache, Scrofula, Scald Head. llheuma-
tIsm. Collie. Pleurisy, Pimples and Sores on
tho Skin, palpitation of the Heart, Lowness
of Spirits, Pain or Weakness of tho Breast,
Diseases OF Spine and Ksdncys, Sore Eyes,
Dlarrhea or Dysentcry, Cold. etc.
Most of the above-named diseases may be
prevented by taking DIR. Morris VEdE-
TABLE LIVER PILLS In season, or when the
liver becomes first deranged, which carry
of, through the bowles and the secrctions
Of the skin and kidneys, those poisonous
humors that clog the stomach, bowels, aud
skin, aud become accumulated In the blood.
There has been rs great n progress IN sell
ence, and especially In that OF medicine,
within the past few yonrs, rs there has In
the arts. To such perfection have they
brought this science, that the medicinal
properties are condensed and concentrated
Into the resins or salts Of the plant which
they extract from II, and leave the Inert or
woody matter. The old mode of extracting
these medicinal propertles-by boiling for
a long time In water--is found, In most
eases. to render the medicinal qualities
wholly Inert, or even dccOmpOslng them.
DIR. Morris VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS are
composed of chemical vegetable extracts,
mostly from plants growing In our own
country; some OF these plants have n direct
action on the liver, Others upon the skin,
others on the kldneys and Others upon the
bowels and lungs. IL Il by peculiar
chemical combination of all these extracts
that these Pills are made, possessing the
most extraordinary efficacy for curing the
above-named diseases.
!.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-19

MksrER JomSSr, Champion Clog Dancer,
Varieties TheateE Beckel Hall
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-19

Dos'T fail TO see Johnny Boyd, iu his
Champion Sig, at Varieties Theater, Beckel
Hall.
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How are you, Varieties, Monday Even
ing.
LOOK Our ron Tnn.--Petty thleylng
prevails to Il very considerable aud annoy
ing extent In the city Just now. and we Hear
of frequent attempts to stop peaceablc per-
sons on the street, at night, for their money
or other valuablcs. The best way to put an
end to these outrages, Is for people to he
prepared to meet their perpetrators In the
right way. The rufllan who assails u peace
able citizen at night, with unlawful or ma
liclous intent, should be disposed Of IN the
most summary manner possible. II viii
save future trouble aud COSTS
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BILLY sT. CLAIR, Ethiopian Comedian, at
Varieties TheateE Rockel Hall,
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( cv,Du DIR. Strlclkland's
rI'G2frs. '2f PILE REMEDY

Has cured thousands Of the worst eases Of
Blind and Bleeding Piles. II gives lmme-
dlate relief and effects permanent cure.
Try It directly. IL Is warranted 20 cure
For sale by all Druggists ut no ctS. per
bottle,
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tW- No lady should be without DR
TowNsLEY's INDIAN TooTHAcHE ANODYNE
IN her family, III she has children that
have the toothache II Will cure them. II any
Of the family have scurvy on the gums Il
will cure II, II some of the cousns have
diseased gums, rendering their mouth very
unpleasant, II win cure the disease, and
render the gums red and of beautiful
0lor. ..
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-19

FAREWELL LEcrURE.-Prof Carswell
gives his last lecture tomorrow evasing,
at Huston HALL Let the hail be allied,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-19

Mss FANNY BURROWS, the Beautiful
Danseuse, at Varieties TheateE Becke
Hall,
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aslunctary aud Commercial.


New York M" ~ Mar 81.
NEW YORK, February II Money quiet ut
per cent ior Call Loans. sterling quiet at iO7I
e g iGt '.oln = shade easter, gIening at i97S do,
Total exports Of specie to-day tigb ba5
novernmrnt stocks without any decided change.
Cincinnati Markets.
CiSciNNArl. February II
LoUR--lhc highcr grades are In good demand
and the market rul0s firm at full prices There is
hut little attention. paid to the lower ernde, hut
No decline has been established Superilne II held
~ tlH1 20: extra at tSsa 20 family ut 90 800
10 70 AMI Mncy at $40 1td II 10
6kNlN-Whcat y quiet. both demand aud oncr-
ings hclnH liqht The best grades of old red nir
hcltl ht ta9a 20 nud small sales ARE made No
new red N offered NJ ti 80, and No aat 81 bOai %
torn i quiet NJ 81 5g,, for No shclled Oats arc
dull ut BE for No and B3spsac fOrNoi rive con.
No2
bROCElll ES-The market rules qulet and uD-
chahgrd ~ va BIC or tair to choice Rio Coffee ~
al3c Tor raw sugar; lTk9isc. for hard refined
aud NOa p5c iur Monases
WnlSkl a dun market Holders generally
2 20 ' " -
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-19

NEw Stars coming, look out for Monday
Evening, Beckel Hall.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-19

DoN'T forget the opening night of th
Varieties Theater, Beckel Hall.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-19

DoS'T fail 10 bo on hand, Monday Even
ing Feb. ~, at Beckel Hall.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-19

''Canst thou not mini TAR 10 a min diseGsed.
And, with some sweet, oblIvlous anudote,
Cleanse The foul bosom OF the perllou, stuff
That weighs upon the heItf"
Certainly; PLANTATION BrTTERs will do
II when nothing else will. Melancholy,
Depression, Hypochondria. Insanity, all
spring, more or less, from diseased stom-
ach, aud this PLANTATION BJrTEBs Is a sure
cure for. There Is no mistake about II /;
Dyspepsia. Headache, Dullncss, Ague,
and Low Spirits must yield to the health
giving aud genial influence of the PLASTA-
IIoN BrrrERs. If you are In doubt, make
one trial and be convinced.
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How are you "Amphlbio," at Varieties
Theater, Beckcl Hall.
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sgants.

w ANTED--AGENTS-- MAIEOR FE-
MAbEl Can ricar $50 per wcck ~ thrlr ""'
home. IN a lighi and honorable husihnsS Any PER,
snn having frw hpars daily 70 spend VIII hhl
this q gooi paying business Address, sendng
stamp. ioy full particulars LoChMoo!l,,,i "a Pc
troit, Michigan Ihny9'otuit"
w ANTED 49, 4 SMALL COTTAGE -
with three or four Rooms, In n good location Tor
which rent wiz he paid In advance. Possession
desired by the middle Of March OF the lst OF Apnl
Address or apply to SAM" Empire oiilee'
w ANTED--MERClIAN BANKERS
And Everybody Wanting Good Printing done, To
examine the work executed nc the Empire steam
job Rooms No ii0 Main stIVot
w ANTED-PERSON'S OUT OF EN-
PLOYMEN1, or those Wanting no ARD, lnforma-
fion as to Lost Articles, &c, 10 Advertise in the
Empire Want Column.
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THE DAILY EMPIRE.
Monday, - February 10, 1866,

STATE FAIR CoMMrrrEEs.--The commit
tees appointed in reference TO holding the
next State Fair In Dayton, are requested to
meet at the Auditors Office Tonight.
BOARD OF PunLIC WoRKs.-Thc annual
meeting Of the Board Of Public Works was
held on saturday last. Colonel Barare be-
comes, by seniority, President Of the Board
for this year. The former resident engl-
neers were rcapponted, by unanimous
vote, as follows: For National Road John
A. Blair; Division |. ofcanals, John Knight; I;
Division ?, john N. Lewis; Division 3, Sam
uel Forrcr of this city.
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Administrator's Notice.

INSURANCE POLICIES & BLANKS
No,tly printed At the BMP1RE
Stoam job Rooms
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BEcKEL HALL Is the only place where a
person can sec fun. AF
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Jon PRISTISa.--!The EMPIRE job Rooms
have recently been supplied with large
variety of printing material, all new and o
the very latest styles. We claim 10 have
the hest assorted job Department In South
ern Ohio, outside of Cincinnati. We are
prepared to execute work In this line In u
style not 10 be surpassed by any other es-
tabllshment Including Posters, Pros
grammes, Circulars, Blanks Of every de-
scrlption, Cards, Bill Heads, all styles OF
Commercial Printing, Railroad Printing,
Bills OF LadIng, Sale Bills, Pamphlets, and
every thing connected with well-regn-
lated Job Office.
We invite the attention Of business men
10 this notice, and have entire confidence In
our ability 10 render full satisfaction in all
cases. Give us trial.
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SIR small bills Of Varieties.
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THETwENTY- SECOND TEsTIMoNIAL.-Th
complimentary testimonial to the Messrs
Turner, proprietors of the Opera-Iouse, to
comAoif ON the evening Of the 22,l, prom
lses 10 be all that the many friends OF these
gentlemen could desire. We are pleased to
learn that many ofour most prominent citl-
Eens have taken hold of the matter In the
right spirit. and are determined to make 1t
testimonial every way worthy of the oc-
cason. From the arrangements In progress,
we are we'll assured that It will be the most
brilliant .tete ever witnessed In Dayton.
The managers will spare no effort or ex-
pense TO make II 30, and ali that Is required
10 render II Il complete success Is generous
response on the part Of our citizens. That
this VIII be given we cannot doubt. Tho
characteristic llberallty of the people of
Dayton In nll matters Of this kind forbids
contrary opinion We are gratl1cd TO learn
that tickets are being rapidly disposed OF,
and those who are so fortunate rs to be
present. may expect to witness most brill
lIaut display of the elite and fashion of our
own aud neighboring cities It will be a
grand and imposing affair.
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FAREWELL oP PRoF. CARswRLL This
eloquent orator aud distinguished champion
at the temperance reformation, win give
his farewell lecture NJ Huston Hall, to-moy-
row evening. During brlefstay In Dayton,
Prof CarswelI has proved himself to be
not only an earnest and devoted advocate
of the cause OF temperance but most
eloquent and entertaining orator. His style
Is at once chaste and fascinating, and en-
tlrely free from all the Objectionable fea-
tures which TOO often characterize perfor-
mances Of this kind. All who would enjoy
an hour Of pleasant intellectual recreation,
aud witness display ofsurpassing oratory,
should attend the lecture tomorrow even
ing.
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HoRsR SToLEN-,THlEF ARREsTED.-A
valuable horse, worth three hundred dol
lars was stolen from William Neibel, of
Miami township, In this county, on Tues
day night last. The thief who gave his
name as George w. Lewis, was arrested IN
Xenla, on Thursday, and the horse recov-
cred. lie had made arrangements TO sell
the horse TO gentleman of that place, but
his timely arrest put an end to the trade.
Lewis, was brought to this city, to-day, and
taken before Mayor Elllsfor examination at
two o'clock, z. M.
JOHNNY BoYD, in his Champion Jig, at
Varieties Theater, Beckel Hall.
THE best place of amusement In the city,
will open at Beckel Hall, Monday evening,
Feb. 10, 1866.
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LAuda mdsrow Phdt, at Becker udlsv
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FuNl Fun! Funl at Varieties Thcpter,
Beckel Hall. f t
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-19

Ton WILSON, In his celebrated Banjo
Solos, at Bcckel Hall, -. t
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DoS'T fail TO visit She Varieties, at
Beckel Hall, Feb. 10, 1896. arm
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N FEW MORE OF THOSE NICE GEN
TLEMBN's CssslIAor0 Suits for t96O0 at
IL SCIIWARZ
Receipts and Expenditures.
Mbi7 7.lmSiw

HE DAYTON & WESTERN TURN
PIKE ROAD COMPANl.-Annu report Of Re.
oeipts aud Expenditures for the year 1895
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-31

Tn. CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMrSr.
The Raleigh ,Scntinci thus concludes
II lorcihlc argument against tho accept
ance OF this amendment by the Southern
Stats:
Bat il is said, whether the South ac-
ccrt it or not, it will be forced upon us,
and much worse, whether VIC will or
not. I so. ought a Southern man to
be 2'orticcps crtmintS in inflicting the
punishment? Congress may pass laws
allIciing us clangca'lc and often easily
rescndcd, bu: constitutional amend
'mcnt passed by Soulhcri votes may
stand for all time, and we shall become
parties to measures, which may result
in the overthrow and destruction of tic
Rcpnblic, md the extinction or rrmov
al OF one or both Of tho races in the
South.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-31

CoTToN TAX UNcoNsTlrUrroNaL.-
Kovordy johnson, of Maryland, in re-
ply to an inquiry from Hon. Charles
): Scott, Of Wilcox county, Alabama,
gives it as his opinion that the tax of
Il roe cents, imposed hy the act of
Congress is unconstitutional, and he
believes the Court will so decide.
The Wilcox Times sa $ tho planters Of
that county arc conccrting measures
to have the question tested in the SUI
premc Court.
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noctru.
MANAOLED,

Tho following touching lines mood no oom.
ment-every Southern bosom will feel thc cir
application, and a sigh Of sympathy will be
heavcd for him who is still languishing in
prison:
Stop, soldier, stop this cruol act
Will ring through oil tho land,
Shame on the heart that planned tho deed
Shame on tho coward land
That drops tho sword Of Justice bright
TO grasp those iron rings
On them, not me, dlshonor falls,
To them this dark shame clings.
Manacledi | o my God my God
Is this Christian land
And did our countries ever moct
And grasp each other's hand 7
o Mexiool on thy red fields
battlod midst the fray;
MY riflcmon, with steady aim,
Won Bucna Vista's day.
Manncled ! far down the South.
Let this ono word speed fast,
My country, thou hast borne great wrongs:
But this, tho last, the last
Will send thrill through thy high heart.
Despair willspurn control
Aud these hard irons pressing here
Will enter thy. proud soul
Manaclcdl o word of shame!
Ring it through all the world
My countrymon, on you, on you,
This heavy wrong is hurled.
Wo flung our banners to the air;
We fought as brave men fight,
Our battlc cry lang through tho land:
Home Liberty! andRigM!
Manaclcd For this am here,
Clanking tho prisoners chain,
We foughtAand nobly did We fight
We fought, but foug ght in vain,
Down in that billowy sen of blood
Went oil our jewels rare,
And hope rushed wailing from the scone
And took hor iclf to prayer
Manaolcd ! manaoled Words of woe,
:. But words of greater shame
I've that within mo Which those wrongs
Can never, never tame
And standing proud in conscious worth
represent my land.
Aud that Lost Cause for which she blcd,
Lofty, heroic, grandl
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Civil Wer Threatened by the Maryland



Under this heading Forncy had IN
his Chronicle ycsi crday the following
leader, doublc-caded:
Thomas Swami, the Governor OF
Maryland, neither intimidatcd nor N !.
structcd by the fatal failure OF Andrew
Johnson's attempts to povoke civil
war in The North, is believed to be pre-.
pairing to rrrcipitato violent revolution
in that State Tho Police Commissioners
OF the city of Baltimore, appointed by
the Legislature, having served faithfully
and loyally during all Tho rebellion, have
i"llen under tho displcasurc Of the trai.
tor sympaLhizers. because they refuse
'', ',aprolnt Judges of election who will
tax" the votes. of the rebels registered in
defiance OF the constitution and laws
OF Til" Stale. He is therefore appealed
TO to rcmnv" these commissioners and
appoint others in heir stead, who have
ALREADY been drsi"g,tcd az the fit agents
OF treason. Having deserted the people
who c'cctc'l hun, he,is doubtless ready
to punish and prescribe them by deva.
'u'% and strengthening the rebels.
I,hnn!d nc decide upon this Outrage the
iol'rc Commissioners, backed by May
or Chapman and the Radical loyalS,s
OF the State. will rrfrsc to surrender
iIcIr truss. t'hls iunctur, the rebels
clam to have thc promise Of Andrew
johnson to employ force to pu, down
IN" I'n'on men ana give Tic S'a'e to
thc traitors. We do not believe ,,a;
either Swami or Johnson will have the
hardlhood to p"llucs this crowninr ont.
raG", though The Indications that point
10 1t are numerous. But should this
belief be disappointed by the result
here will be but enc remedy left, and
lhat is Tor the Maryland patriots to ap
peal to the people OF the North TO keep
open the gateway to The capital of the
K"mbilc. They responded TO similar
call IN lsGl, and will not DO backward
III 1866. The feeling in Baltimore YES.
tcr'lay vas intense. The Radicals were
firm, quiet but wholly resolved. They
have possession Of the field and intend
to keep it at all hazards. They will
never yield it to rebels and traitors.
The plo! OF these latter arc hardly con-
cealed, ami their oxul!ation proves that
tn" revolutionary policy in the cclcbra-
ted fc'iJer dispatch is carefully cherished
and only requires n fitting opportunity
to be announced and perfected. That
policy Is daily advocated by the organs
OF Thomas Swami, tho Baltimore Ga
@ettc, as it by such Corpsricad papers
as The Chicago Times. Though tho
dispatch sent to tic Ledger has been
denied, the revolutionary policy It re-
commcnds has never been repudiatcd by
the man who d"nounccs the Congress OF
the United States as illegal and uncon
The Maryland patriots are
right, therefore, in calling upon the 10y.
al millions of the North to prepare to
come to their rescue when tho attempt
IS made to give them specimen of its
and crucl'ies. They arc
FULLY competent to take care of them.
selves against all the rebels and traitors
around them; bnt If it is resolved to
employ force 10 help these rebels and
traitors into control, but one remedy is |
left, aid tharis an invocation to the nco.
pie OF the country.
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CoUNTERrEirs,- ,-Throuoh tho con

CoUNTERFEiTs. Through the cou
sy OF Lieut.. Hendricks tho Chief OF the
detective Force, wc hayo been enabled
TO oxamine several dangerous counter.
feits which have been circulated in our
community lately These arc of different
denominations, principally $50, $40, 50,
81, and so cent bills. In order to guard
Our readers aud the public, we havo oh.
tanned an accurate description of these
bills, and their dillcacncc from the gcnu.
mo- The $50's are on tlig slcezy pa.
per, the figuring is very indislinct, tho
head IN the centre is very much blurred,
and the general appearance of tile bill
dllfcrent from the genuine. The figure
5o in the left hand corner, aud the sha.
ding surrounding it, is very rough and
uneven. The sos arc printed on thick
heavy papcrnnd arc we'll calculated to
deceive The urwary.
The r'gnrt'r is very dark, and tho
figuring lndistnct. The key IN Frank.
Inns hand, in the lcf. hand corner, is
scarcely pcrccptihlc, while it is quite
plain in The genuine; and on Tie other
corner the lightning in the females hand
Is bold and distinct and in the genuine
quite the reverse. The grouping OF the
figures on tho back is black and ob ;cur.
ca, anI The vlgncttc rough and uneven.
l5y lar the best criterion for Judgment,
though, is the numbers; these arc all
lho. same; and il is well known that no
Two bills have the same number the
distinction is easily made. Tho conn.
tcrlrltS aIc all numbered S0,3SG in the
upper margin, and 3ll4i ii The low
CT.
The Sis and &2's arc thick white
and greasy paper, aud arc Very coarse
lmltal'on--so much so that hardly any
description need be given, the difference
beng SO rrrccr'IJlr. These bills are
all photographs, and are got up by cx
p"rts, The signatures and general points
beng exact. Our community have been
Hooded with lhrsr new issues lately, and
there is no doubt but than an orgAnized
band exists in our midst, whose business
it is to palm of these worthless imta.
tons IN place Of The genuine.
The so cent bills are well counter.
i''lca, put arc Of pattern that have
been withdrawn. They are smaller
than those in general ,Sc. and have
gilt circle on the face of the bill; md the
number 30 in open letter on the back.
ihcy are moi so dangerous. as mof pco.
pie know Iha, that Issue has been con.
sidcrcd illegal.