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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-01-25
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see the passage in Mf&a>S last
letter relative to this $50 Spnnoeds
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fsided with aeeonnmedaJD Ions for
E3efks, The walls were aeeorated
with eyergrsGas, flags aExt )hottoes
st xelcorgss COD s1keh WAS sub
ssltuted ferthe bnsae Supplements
faHnd in Ale lower apaItmsnts. To-
sEs - PASTORS hastily betoak them 7
safesss5 aaet ksfing Q exsnained ths1
down slss ece efths efsanization.
& Sue sgil9 assembled at an
IN the forenoon and did
I-se for Some time, speechef
- Eade, toasts and sentimeDts
- bosed and general good feeling
prevailing.
Policies issued by r. L. Stewart,
agent, Gallipolis, Ohio.
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VEAS-Just received from impor-
tiers, small INVOICE, cheap. \. H. and
Black Teas.
JNO. A. ROBINSON.
Nov. %, 1865
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Trans,ent sdyeS = 7zss ke p.id h 4
IN ali easesiz 1900 - notieet to be
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Telegraph Varieties.

MEMPHIS, August %.
The attempt of Mr.. Woods, United States
Tax Collector, to assassiTate Colonel Gallo
way, editor of the AUdIanche, produced
great excitement, and but for General For7
rest, Woods would have paid the penalty
with his life. He is now III Jail.
'A F-'s L'' EVANSVILLE, August 26.
The extensive machine works of III. e. f.
Blandy, were destroyed by fire last night.
The fire originated III the paint room. Loss
about $4,000. Insured for $4,000.
.itaa .1t a." CHICAGO, August 25.
The cholera in the city seems to be at a
standstill. The total number Of eases re-
ported up TO date Is one hundred and nine,
and the deaths forty-seyen. The eases re-
ported to-day were fourteen and the deaths
two. ~ l.
Seventeen cemeteries in st. Louis. re-
ported 9lS cholera interment during last
week. Four cemeteries made no report.
The whole number of deaths from cholera
for the week, is estimated at thirteen hun
dred.
New York, Agust %.
NJ. Romero. the Mexican Minister. to-day
received dispatches from Vera Cruz dated
on the 18Th inst containing information
that en- the 9th of this month tile French
garrison of Tampico arrived at Vera Cruz,
having surrendered to the MeXcans.
lHoUD New YOTiK, August 25. Z
The reception programme on the arrival
of President johnson has been changed, so
as to include all the military in the city.
and the march will be from the Battery 10
Twenty-third street. lUtdft'
Seven cases and two deaths by cholera
are reported to-day in this city and eight
eases and two deaths in Brooklyn. The
cool weather is rapidly erasing the pesti-
lence from this vicinity. fA Ii4o"l i'i'
INDIANAroLIs, August 26.
One of the largest. mass meetings held
this year in the State was at Danville, Hen
dricks County, on Saturday, where a Dem
OcIatic meeting has not been held for five
years. 1t was an old-flshioned demOnstra-
ton. Hickory wagons were almost NUM-
berless, and one In a procession contained
one hundred people. f.aPlE.
General Durbin Ward, of Ohio, was the
principal speaker at u johnson ratification
meeting, held in front of the New York
City Hall, on Saturday night. .NI. Nt
A train on the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne
and Chicago Railroad was thrown from the
track, yesterday morning, at Little Beaver
River. and the cars considerably damaged.
A Baltimore merchant named Hunt had his
cOllar-bone broken, and several other per-
sons iAjured, but none fatally. w -
reports OF Indian Outrages on the Upper
Missouri are renewed. The Crows, IL Is
said, have torn their treaty In pieces, and
worse still, have murdered ten men. The
sayages In the Powder River District are
bitterly hostile. Captain Fisk's Montana
train had several fights with Indians before
reaching Fort Union.
DuVan's majority IN one hundred and
seven counties, In kentucky, is 3S0O7, with
two counties to hear from. The entire vote
pollea was $4,000 the largest vote ever
east in the State.
A dispatch received at Columbus from
Fort Laramie cOntradicts the report that
Mrs, Carrington had been murdered by
Indians. . ... ..I.. b. u.t .a .... .-a
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CincInnnti MnrIlnfa.

CINCINNATI, August %.
FLouF-The market Is qhiet and steady.
at S7@7 30 for superflne,, $l0@10 80 for
choice extra, family. $40 506al1 80, and fan
cy. $l2@l4. The demand is good for the
better grades. ............
wiIEAT-The market is Very fithi at the
quotations. New red ranges from 81 40 to
So 80. Ilill wheat is difficult to obtain be-
low ~ %, aud white, which Is scarce, is
held ut 81 G0612 Go.
CORN--A dull aud dropping market.
Sound mixed shplled Is held at 5b05Gc.. and
white at 6l@G5e. IN bulk, IN elevator.
0ATs--A dulf market. MOL arc held at
Soc. in elevator. apd No.. 2 at30@39e. New
are offered AZ 33@35c. aHi.,.t ... ...I.. I..
RYE-No. L Is held more firmly Mt 75 to
Use. and choice new sold at sBe. The de-
mand is moderate.
BARIRY-~There is no change in the mar
ket; very little doing.
GRoCERIEs-rhe market rules steady
aud quiet, with fair demand at 25@31c.
for tair to chotce Rio Coffee /; I2@151&c. for
raw Sugar; 171S@1Sc. for hard refined, and
S0@00c. for Porto Rico M0lasses.
WHIsKY-A tlrmer market, with good
demand, Dt 30c for bonded, aud 81 % duty
paid .
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Washington Matters.
.llll lMAstItNaroN. Ahddst p

g4IMli iwAshtNoroN, At t9dst 0g. 4
Curbstonc gossip has started another re-
port to-day Of the withdrawal Of Stanton
from the Cabinet on Monday, all growing
out OF u fcuT-lTOtir interview this morning
between the PRESIDENT General Grant ana
lam very certain than Stanton
viii remain in the Cabinet until after Mr..
JOhpsOn returns from Dhicag1 ,,atall events,
and perhaps longer, for he is turning every
stone that will weighin his favor with the
President, land Is endeavoring to convince
the latter that he supports theI2hladelphia
Convention Platform. He set Mcssrs. Weed,
Raymond and Seward upon MIR. Johnson
day before yesterday to retain his placein
the Cabinet. These influential gents have
at least succeeded In procuring a suspen-
sion OF action i'm the matter.
The recent order of the Secretary Of the
Treasury to the Second Auditor, directing
the suspension Of the payment of bounties
to cOlored soldiers, Is 30 operate only until
rules are prepared by the Commission of
the War Department for the payment of
these and all other bountics. 4s
Dor Congress, lately In sessioni in Baltimore,
called on the President, and through their
Chairman delivered to him an address, to
which, the President made u reply In his
style.
The ameunt of circulating notes issued to
National Banks during the past week was
$6l7,3l0, and the total amount issued up to
Saturday was S2S902l ,0S5. "
Receipts of internal revenue for the week,
81, ,S46,56G; receipts to-day, $l,l3S,540,
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90 ilil tHfh .if'ff .ft'i il'fAi
J.V. ,NAUERTd Sc SON, ,sa
m22dsm s..f. lu6i ta.f to3 Main street "
sHERIFF'S SALE OF A HOUSE AND
LOT IN ALEXANDERSVILLE ON
PARTITION ''1 .a u' l"'"' !" i''-. .'". y

Philip Eicher ct al. Michael Elcher ct al.
Superior Court, Montgomery County G.. tse No 1887
IN pursuance OF an order OF sale issued from the
Il Superior Court within and for the county OF
Montgomery, and to me directed l Will Offer at
City OF Dayton, on "
''' Saturday, Ss ptep,6er 49, 1886, ....,..
At two O'Clock r. NJ, the Following described roal
estate, to-wit; Sitlatc in Montgomery county,
Ohio, and section No i5 township one u, range
six t6J, M RS Keginhihg ut tic n W corner OF
Sud section, running an eistwartlly course along
the north boundary line OF said section 165f rods
thence enthusiastically BY rods; thence vest
wardly agreeably with said county line 19j< rods
TO the place of beginning, containing 90 square
rods. The above described premises have been
appraised At three hundred dollars, and cannot
sci for less than two thirds Of that amount Terms
of salc-one third down; one third In one year,
and One-third in two years with interest from
mortgage on the premises I
,'s o. q, ii. DAVIDSON, sheriff. (
. A. CLAY, Attorney, aua5aeSts
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Peace-MexicO.
LBy the Atlantic Oahle.l

New YORK, August %.
Special dispatches confirm the fact, as
previously announced in the Associated
Press dispatches, of the signing of the
treaty of peace at Prague on Thursday.
A Moscow dispatch % the 2ith mentions
the arrival there of the American naval of
ticers who were treated with distinguished
s9- e ~
BY the terms of the late peace treaty,
which was signed on Thursday last, Venetia
has been fully ceded to Italy. 4. I
A Paris correspondent of the Times says
the Empress of Mexico is endeavoring to
obtain arelease from the obligation ofpay-
ing what is due France out of the proceeds
of the Mexican customs, and should the
effort prove Intellectual she will announce
as her ultimatum her husbands abdication
of the Mexican throne, tss
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From Chicago A..
H VCaroAeo, August 2l

ll I'll RCHIcAdo, August %.
CHoLERA-FIRE-INDiA PERFlDY.
There were eleven cases of supposed
cholera in the city during the twenty-fOur
hours, only terminating fatally.
Last night the Oil house belonging to the
Chicago, Darlington aud Quincy Railroad
Company, at Aurora, was partially burned,
destroying 500 gallons of oil, The fire was
caused by n fireman entering the room for
some naphtha, theboxplosiVe tiuid igniting
from his lamp. The fireman was danger
ously burned. u d "a '----- ----'4 -.----1-
A special tonight from Leavenworth
states that the Indians are wild with rage
between Forts Laramie and Reno The
whole country is infested with hostile
tribes. They say they will be eexterminated
sooner than give up the Powder River dis
trict. All the emigrants havesufiered from
Indians. The most experienced and best
mountalneers predict-a fearfniand bloody
war. 20
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Valuable Farm for Sale.
I WILL sell at Public Sale, on

I WILL sell at Public Sale ON ..H
Hedhesddg, 29th Of august, A. ID. 1866,
My Farm, situated one milo South of Osborn and
Sne-h half mile West of Fairfield in Mad River Vni-
Icy, Greehe County, Ohio. This Farm consists OF
i0o eI-lOO acres. all well improved. Two dwelling
Houses Barn, Orchard, Nc. - .''''e
TERMS hs.-One- third cash in hand on day of sale
inc residue TO be paid in two equal annual paw
mentsi deferred payments 10 hear interest at the
rate OF SIX per cent and 20 he secured by
on tle premises sold ID. X. GREEN
August g, 1sG6-4Sw3 of salem in
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DIR. Bicknell's Syrup! @lIl
4 THE GREAT 1lsl
CHOLERA REMEDY

Also, Dyseatery, DiGgThGd, Cholera MOr6us, sam
bser ,COHnplIiat Pain or Oraplp in Stomach BoS0-
els Sick Sour StomacA, Painters Collie, &c, and
is warranted to CURE pay. Is purely veget-
able, without particle of oPidte narcotic.
Highly aromatic, very pleasant TO the taste, mild,
bat sure in its effects warns and strengthens the
system acts like n charm, afrordng almost imme-
date relief and taste Of the article will satisfy
the most incredulous of these facts. Sold by ali
dealers in medicine Please send for circular
Try it. Prepared only by EDWARD SUTTON
Providence, r. l. DEMAS BARNES 81 Co., of
New York, General Agents. m9daw6m
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BENE YEsHURUM. in frohtof the Gathe-
dral, on Plum and Eighth streets, Cincinnati,
the Israelites have about completed a new
Temple. in which the Bcne Yeshurm Con
gregation win henceforth hold their wor-
ship. The imposing dedication ceremo-
nies We're performed on Friday last. 1t Is u
most elegant ediiice, of peculiar architcc-
ture, and, as the Gazette says, M honor to
the people who erected it, and credit to
the city. Asa house Of worship, taking
it altogether it has no equal in the West, if
it has in the United States. Thore is moth
ing in Cincinnati that approaches it. except
the Cathedral. The cost of the building
thus far is $225,000, all Of which has been
subscribed and paid by members OF the
congregation. No outside contributions
were asked OF received. lII.. H ".
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SORGHUMI
Noticeto to Sorghum Manufacturers

THE undersigned having obtained the risbt of
Il the state OF Ohio 10 the STEVENSON EyAPORA-
TOR, and process clarifying aud granulating Sor-
ghuln syrup into mush Sugar; also 10 the mills
20 grind the cane, and dry the sugar rendering il
really ready i9r market, Is now having the same manu-
i iaetnre, 70 oTueT a. the establishment OF G. Tay-
ton, Ohio II P" N"J
Parties desirous of ayailing themselves Of a pro-
cess and machinery, which from the enne in the
nell To the dry sugar in the barrel is thorough
and complete Address JAS n iIOPKINS
o,,,,,, BOx No. 1f9, Dayton Ohio
AGENTS, desiring to negotiate for territory will
apply rs above ~ anJs,SSa,, '
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FINE WINES. Captain Lewis Markgraf
has just imported astOck of wines, including
Burgundy, Rhein and French Wines, which
are the finest and best ever brought to this
city. They arc Of Vinhges running back
eight and ten years, ftha choicest quali-
ties and most approved brands. Captain
Markgraf has made arrangements 10 import
these wines regularly and supply can
always be obtained at his place of business
ON Third street. They are entirely pure.
and, possessing astringent qualities, are
just what is needed for medical purposes at
time like this, when disorders of the
stomach and bowels are so prevalent.
Captain M. is reliable and responsible
gentleman, aud those who purchase his
wines will dud them just what they are
represented to be. iti sAYl- w RilsAs&
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

fTulE partnership heretofore existing under the
u firln name OF Walker a Turner Merchant
Iailors, is this day dissolved by mutual consent
The business will hereafter he conducted by VIM
walker, at the old stand. The books will le found
AZ the Old stands any person being indebted 10 the
Dayton, Ohio August n, iSd6.dAw3t
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-27

MAKMIAGE AND OELIBACY, an Es-
say of Warning and Instruction for Young Men.
Also, Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE the
vital powers, with sure means Of relief Sent free
Of charge in sealed letter envelopes Address, DIR.
j. BKILDIN sIIQuGIITON, sIIQVRfNl igAsseeipfidpI,
Phiiaafefpffia, Pa al sAA4A j tgutAiawStn-
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A Fine Homestead for Sale

r WILL sell at private sale. my homestead nm
Il the Lebanon pike, two and half miles south
Of Dayton, containing eight acres with a house
three acres lil vineyard and two acres on orcIari
lt viii be sold cheap. Call on Frederick Rbein on
the premises. 49w3 FREDERIKA A ROsFR
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JOHN GREER.

A GENT for CHARLES EIDELMEIER,s cole
n brated FRENCH MUSTARD for sale whole
sale aud retail from desen bottles 10 three gal
ION kegs. corner First and Canal % Au1OliW
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

nNE OF the most valuable farms in Ohio is Of
- lefed Tor sale ltcOntains one hundred and
htty acres OF land, of the best quality one Inn =
urea ana twelve of which is improved and in a
nigh slate of cultivation the bitnce is in good
timber There Is \ nover-tailing stream of water
running through the entire farm IA mill and save
mn adjoining it, and railroad station on each
sue OF ~. Ihore is on the premises new frame
mouse WIN ten rooms and double cellar; also a
good barn and all other necessary out t-buildings
Also, u large apple orchald in full bearing at
present Possession given TO suit the purchaser
Amy person desiring TO purchase. can ascertain
the terms and all further information by calling
near Dayton m nua,IaWSIn
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.alt@taa.IKaN

DoNsoN NJ ih sa 5n Sfsahiayb ea9nika, Augus.
f,a 1870 AES Sr oS'sH ,Gs SsSa Ss.I z = year fn..o
IN diami City, at ten O'Clock, tomorrow (ruesdayl
nothing ifntcfment at wo0diabd. $50 '''''
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.QSptial dHbtitfs..oif
RingIs Vegetable Ambrosia

Ia the most popular HAIR RESTORATIVE Of
the day. IL Ia cleaner, more richly perfumod, and
10 warranted 10 restore gray hair to its natural
eolor stop It's coming OF; remove dendrgG from
tbb sOAlhl land prfv64t baldhessl Ry4d thJ Jf0l pwl
ing home testimony. -
CERTIFICATE.
Tho following Is to certify that / have used
RINGS VEGETABLE AMBROSIA for the past
six months, and have found In 10 all that Is
claimed for - to perform NIX heal hds been near g
six years, at least-and by adhering TO the direc
tlons in the use Of the AMBROsIA, ! am proud TO
say that now have a fine growth Of healthy hair,
whilst all other restoratives have failed, / can
also testify MS to its qualities in restoring gray
my most intimate friends. know II to be supe-
rior to all other restoratives. What do know,
know IRON experience, in reference to its proper
dayton, Ohio HssGst 94fissBI SFEB
e. NJ. TUBBs & CO., Props, Pcterboro, N II.
For sale by all Druggists in Dayton, and every
where DR.. w. w. STEWART,
au25daw3m Wholesale Agent, Dayton, o.
NEW PERFUME FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF.
PsnIon~ might blooming Ccreas."
Phaloa'-A tNAsst BIo5IniAs CSrCGs.''
PhaIesu "Night EIoOning Cercus."
PhaISn's "Night gRiOSsuinE Cereus."
itt - Af Af.'f'
Pkason's "NiEht RIosming Cerous."
A most exquisite delicate, and Fragrant Perfume,
distilled from the and beautiful flower from
which it take- its 9ane G8 80 ~. LII g
Manufactured only by
PMALON a. SON, New Work.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFBITs
ASK FOR PHALoN's-TAKB NO OTHER
tjy13dMW Faweowiy-4bl
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q I'll II e s E .

Also. FlaVOring Extracts; Pioneer Yeast Pow
der; Boston Tablo salt, double renncd; Baltimore
Herring Bordeaux olive Oil very fne; ChocO-
late, FRENCH and Americanl; French Mustard,
lin jars aud kegs.3 N '.i 'ilf '' i+"i"'
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BEST s FILTRRs-PRICR REDUcRD,-In or
der to accommodate all classes who desire
TO have pure drinking water this warm
weather, B. Best would announce that he
has reduced the price of his superior Filters
TO $i0, This viii place them Ia the reach
of all, and no family should be without
one' '''" jyl2dtf
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OrEN.-To accommodate my customers
and all desiring to buy goods after seven
o'clock, =. M win find my store open from
Saturday. September l. until further no.
tice. II. SchwarN Proprietor Of the Ea-
gle Clothing Store. l.l,..'s
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Who Wants Bargains.

MARTIN BOMBERGER, REAL
ESTATE AGENT, DAYTON. ONO, has for sale
A ioMeSshty Houses and Lots ranging from $500 90
Also six tarms-three in DarSo. two In Mont.
g0Mefy ana one In Van Vert County.
the undersigned can always be found at tho
ONO Insurance OMce, when not out on business
or at the Post Once corner T'fT77. 1ff'''
+ apr ia-tf
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THE DAIE1a' EMPIRE.
CITY ANDasYlRN hBAN D

Boors AND SmoEs An AUCTION 1'o-nigkk
C.P. Huber q Son. will sci a'large invoice
ofBoots and Shoes, at theiS-Apction Room.
without reserve. 'ffN t4
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Filterer and Cooler, Combined

And we say unhesitatingly and a,lvisedly That it
is the only artcleof the class which has ever been
offered TO the public TINT In every way nils our
expectation. We sell 10 ut Il moderate price II
willrun for years without touching when nee
essary, can he re-packed in twenty minutes
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tB~The "trot" over the Miami Valley
Park, near Hamilton, has been announced
to come of on Thursday next unless an
other postponement should be found neces-
sary, from bad weather or some other cause.
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KEEP COOL.

NATE wish, by this meats, to inform the pubic,
wv that we have. at j, r Eagar's Grocery Main
street, and at J Obllnger9s, Huston Building, JEFF
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BASE BALL.-,The Buckeye Club, of this
city, on the 18th inst- sent q challenge TO
the Republic Club, Of Springfield to play n
single match game, at any time or place.
The latter, on the 18th, accepted, naming
Springfield as the place and Friday, the
9TH of September as the day. nasaupsl, Do,
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Special Caution.

IA Nzrs.wINsI.O w'S SOOTHING SYRUP
has become popular that various parties have
put out articles calling them Mrs. WinslOws.
Please take notice 'thAt.flfE MHs. WINsEoM OF
THE sooTHqAGssYRPR IsiNor conn FpTED
WITH ANY OTHER ARTICLE. ju2dawSm
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Taken Up.

A LARGE hay horse sixteen hltnds high. prob
n ably seven years old and In good condttinn
iie WIS taken up on the nightof the 18th Inst on
water street near Main. The owner is requested
70 eau eau aeu prove property at Catheart' s Stable
Jefferson street, opposite Market ani5isawi
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AINDIOAL NOFICE.l 4

q
DR. r.. CONE may be consulted as follows,
I'm XENIA at the Depot Eating House ON Thurs.
days, March 81 April III May III July O. Aug 9,
Sept. IS Oct 1e. n l.tl'Ilf .f.II.'Ifl T.t
In DAYTON ut the Phinips House ON Fridays
March o April rs; May 49, Jnly6i Aug 10: Sept
II; Oct. 40 Ifll .ItIt m
In TROY at the Morris House on Saturdays
March 10i April IA; May 49, July7; Aug. II Sept
is; Oct. 20
In SPRINGFIELD she Willis House, on
Thursdays, March 10 April 10i May ~; July i2.
Aug. 16 Sept 20; Oct. %
DR., CONE has had Offices in each of the above
places that he has regularly visited for the past
seven years, and as he has treated and cured many
Patients, IN each OF tlle ab0Ye places be cam give
the best OF fefereneos iD earh place as To his aklI
DIR. CONE Treats and Cures all varieties OF
Chronic diseases, including those of the Eye and
Ear; makes no charge for consultation; but II
those who consult him desire treatment, he charges
Cash for his Medicines, .
Medicines that will last patient from four to six
mOnths, cost from Five 70 Thirty dollars in Cash
.U Address; DIR. E. CONE,
.I COLUMBUS, OHIO,
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sumptlVe and Throat Diseases,
Troches are used with always good success
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will 1nd TFOoASs useful in clearing the voice when
tAkon before Singing or Speaking, and relieving
the throat after an unusual eXertiOn of the vocal
organs. The TrOcAes are recommended and pre-
soribed by Physicians, and have had testimonials
from eminent men throughout the country. BEING
an article ef triie mchlS aud hA,ang Rfopsd their
efficacy by q test of many years, each year finds
theH In new localities In various parts of the
world, and the Ifoohes are universally pronounced
better than other articles.
Obtain only "BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TRO-
CHES," and do not take any Of the WOrtAlAss Isa(-
taftOsas that may be offered.
Sold everywhere in the United States and For
eign Countries, at 30 cents per box. Oc25 -6mdw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-27
FARM FOR SALE.

Il WILL sell, at private sale, q small farm con
tanning ATTY acres, About fifteen acrea are in
good timber. The balance is well improved,
Ihere Is a good house and barn, and 1ne Soaring
orrhhrd. The fences are all in excellent order,
anu there arc two wells OF good water ON tho
promises, The farm is located ON the Dayton and
western Raiiroad, mile and half west OF Hig-
gips station Call and exainine'the farm
ee-SNsm ROBERT PEEILNGi
THE EMPIRE aHl
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