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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-04
THE DAILY EMPIRE.
H. II. ROBINSON,
PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR.
wITAND WISDOM.

The triumphs Of electricity over time
and distance, Of which the success of the
Atlantic cable furnishes the most impress
sive Illustration recalls to mind the follow
ing lines, written by Rev. John Pierpont
during the Presidency of General Taylor:
''The warrior statesman. LAYING down his pen.
Retres TO bed In Washington at ten;
The lightning courier leaps along the line,
And ut st. Louis tells the tale at nine,
Hating thousand miles whence he departed
And getting therH an hour before he started"
A burglar was once frightened out of
his scheme Of robbing by the sweet sim
plicity of a solitary spinster who, putting
her night-capped head out of the window,
exclaimed: Go away amt you asham-
ed"
MODEST INDEED !r"Haye won any limb
horn bonnets Y mquireda very modest miss
of a shOpkeepcr. ANY what?" "Any
limbhorn bonnetsg' .Ahy-you don't
mean leglorn ~ The young lady was
brought to by the proper restoratives.
Forms AND BARREIs.-"Of what use are
forms ?' exclaimed n petulant legislator of
DIR, Franklin; You can not deny that they
are often mere empty things \" well my
friend, and so rare barrels, but. nevertheless,
they have their uses" quietly replied the
doctor.
CROSS YoUR "T's"--It is not amiss to
cross ones It's in writing, else mistakes
may occur, as In the case of the merchant
who wrote to his agent, who was cruising
round the coast of Africa. to send him two
monkeys. Now the merchant was some
what deficient in orthography, so he spell
ed two, "too;" and as he omitted to cross
his ~ the agent with some surprise, read
the order, 400 mOnkcys!r At length one
of the merchants vessels came into port
the deck, masts and rigging all alive with
grinning faces. The puzzled merchant
read the agents letter with n still more
puzzled brain: Dear Sir--Y ours of March
found 1t difficult to procure so large num-
Der. win cndeavor to fill out the balance
Of your order. and forward by next ship.
Yours truly, John Smith"
An INCIDENTAL ''reb," who had lony
languished on the sweets of a forced idle
ness, consequent upon his occupation having
terminated with Lees surrender, began to
look about him for something to be, to do
or TO suffer. Thinking himself sufficiently
reconstructed, he applied for work at one
of the Departments, presided over by a
Federal officer.
"Have you been in the rebel serviceYH
he was asked.
"Yes, sir" was the reply.
ain any battles ?"
"About eighteen pitched battles, sir.'
"Ever killed any Yankees ~
rNo, sir; never killed any" H..
How did You know that?"
"Well, J couldn't kill any of them"
"Why was that? -
"BccAuse they were all TO the rear spccu-
lating; but guess Stayed about a thou
sand Dutch and Irish ...
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SOMETHING NEW.

IMPORTANT TO FARMERS AND
Manufacturers Of Sorghum Sirup. Something
every body should have.
A PATENT RIGHT FOR THE MANUFACTURE or WINE
FROM THE COMMON SORGHUM.
The best OF Wine worth from e. 10 TO IS per
gallon, made at cost Of less than twenty cents
per gallon.
For information concerning Individual, Manu-
featuring or Township Rights, address the pro-
pretor, JOHN 4, SNEPP. Mamisburg
Montgomery Co., o.
Editors OF Papers within the State, by inserting
the above In their paper for two months. will be
entitled 70 an Individual Right for manufacturing
said Wine. mar3I -wtf
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MAYORS PROCLAMATION
TO THE PROPERTY OWNERS OF THE
CITY of DAYTON.
MAYORS OFFICE.
DAYTON. August "a. 1866.

MAYORS OffiCEs
DAYTON, August IA, 1866. !
There being frequent complaints made To me, by
citizens of Dayton, that certain nth and nulsances
exist and are created by quantities Of vegetable
matter being thrown into the alleys and publ
streets Of the city and also that pryes have in se'
eral Instances become very offensive, and are actd
ally nuisanees In the neighbOrhOOd where they AZ
located; also that hog pens in many instances, ar
complained OF as being very onensivei also, nul- =
sances arising from waste-water In cutters, and
stagnant pools vacant lots, all of which, on com
plant sustained by propereyidence, is punishable
by heavy fine and costs of suit:
Notice is therefore, hereby given, that all per
sons hereafter complained of, for causing or per
hitting nuisanees, as above mentioned 10 exist ON
about their premises after this notice has been
published ten days will be dealt with in strict
cOrdunce with the ordinances OF the city in refer
ence thereto
It's hoped and expected that all good citizens OF
DaytOn-knOWing, as we do, that malignant and
infectious diseases surrounding us, and have
been pronounced epidemic in our neighboTing city
Of Cincnnati--wili require no further notice, on
enforcement of the law but will see that every
thing is at once put in good, clean aud healthy
condition around aud about their Promises.
t..H..t JONATHAN KESNEl. p
au15dl0 Mayor Of Dayton.
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The Proposed Tarin. on CutIers.

The present tariff on pocket cutlery is
80 per cent. The proposed rates on the
same vary from GO per cent. tO G75 per cent.
The present tariff ON table cutlery is 20 per
cent, the proposed Tariff varies from - Ia
li5 per cent. 10 is proposed also 10 increase
the tarn ON English files TO % per cent
On German iiles 10 is proposed 10 raise the
average duty from II per cent to l4l per
cent. IL is proposed in the tariff now un-
der consideration, to raise the average duty
on saws from GS per cent. tn los per cent;
on coil chains (l-lG inches) from 80 per
cent. 10 lis per cent; ON trace chains from
so per cent. 10 Ia per cent, and so on
through a great many articles of cutlery
and hardware.
The proposed tariff will be virtual pro-
hibitiou, resulting ia great loss TO the
Government for the benefit of a few man
ufacturers, who, with the present tariff.
have grown wealthy, and who eau supply
only avery small proportion of the goods
required. IL is another iigament of the
commercial vassalage In which II Is intend
ed 10 bind the South aud West to the mo
nopoly of New England capital.-LoHisUiile
Courier.
tSs~ A contributor to the Drawer of Har-
per's Monthly tells story Of n certain
deacon, who WAS one of the best of men,
but by nature very irascible. A COW WAS
So exceedingly disorderly, as the deacon
was attempting 10 milk her one morning,
that the old Adam got the better of him,
and he vented his excited feelings la vol
| ley of eNecratiOns very undeaeonish in
their character, At this moment the good
deacon's pastor appeared unexpectedly on
the scene. and announced his presence by
saying, why. dVaconl can Il beg Are
YOU swearihgw "Well, parson,n replied
the deacon, Il didn't think of any one be
ling near by; but the truth Is / never shall
enjoy religion as long as l keep this COW p
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AuftinurfrS.
Merfltaut Gathering.
dHFrfIla1t TalIorIiig.
New and Fashionable
Spring and Summer Clothing.
ROSE & STERN,
No. 3O5 Third street,
fDno dOOr West of phmniN HOuspl

zone door West of Phoenix lIouseJ
A RE now receiving their stock of Spring and
IA Summer ClOfhi1g, embracing all the newest
and most fashionable STYLES. Thcirstock Is one OF
the largest and best in the city and the goods have
been selected expressly for this market. Their
assortment consists of Coats, Pants Vests, Sum
mer suits of elegant styl and finish and general
assortment Of
GentJenIeHs' Furnishing Goods.
In CUSTOMER WORK they can not he ex-
celled, having engaged rs cutter, Mr.. AUGUST
LOOSE, late In the employ Of =. klOpier. He Is
well known 10 the citizens OF Dayton rs one of the
hest in mis- line The quality of their goods is
ivalloi And their prices shall be such as To give
FULL SATISFACTION to their customers.
iAly~ Call and examine our assortment, before
urchasing elsewhere, and you viii find that we
ELL GOODS LOWER than those who boast 81
much of low prices, and then sell higher than any
hl1y else api9-dtf
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DAYTON woOLEN FACTORY,

nURING the past winter, has been Te-dtted
IL with entire new machinery. and Is well pre-
pared 10 card and spin wool into yarn, or manu-
facture wool into Jeans Satnets, Flannels, Blan-
kets, etc. by the yard or ON shares. Keeps a good
assortment of goods 10 exchange for wool.
Persons at a distance can ship their wool by
railroad, with directions what they want Il made
into, or exchanged for, and il will be promptly at
tended 10. II satisfaction Is not given, the goods
can be returned aud will pay the market price
for the wool that was sent, WILLIAM FISH,
ml2w3m No % Finh street, DAYTON, Ohio.
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4 burglar was once frightened out of
his scheme Of robbing by the sweet sim
plicity of a solitary spinster who putting
her night-capped head out of the window,
exclaimed: Go away amt you asham-
ed"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-04

Forms AND BARRELs.-s'Of what use are
forms ?' exclaimed n petulant legislator of
DIR, Franklin; YOU can not deny that they
are often mere empty thingsw swell. my
friend, and solare barrels, but nevertheless,
they have their uses" quietly replied the
doctor.
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CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, May /
Senate.

Senate.
The Veto Message was read and ordered to be
printed, and laid ON the liable
MIR. Wilson Mass introduced a bill to fix the
mIli'ar peace esJaDl shment of the United States
which was referred to the Military Committee /
provides that the army shall CONSIST of the five art.
lery anu the six cavalry regiments now in the ser.
vice. thirty seven regiments OF infantry, and the
professors and cadets of the Military Academy. The
companies shall consist of GA privates a MINIMUM
ana 81 as maximum, to be enlisted for five years.
Mr.. Washburne (Il) asked and obtained tn
unanimous consent OF the House to report from th
Committee on Commerce bill further to provId
for the saIety OF the lives OF passengers on steam
ships. he stated that it contained a section to
prevent the transportation OF nitro. gycerIne
and also section to modify the construction given
TO the existing law in reference TO crude petroleum
or coal oil. That construction, he said, prevented
the shipment OF that article. The bill was read a
thii ID time, and passed
The bin prohibits the transportation of nitro gyce
rine or glin0ir oil on any ship, steamship steam.
boat vessel, car, wagon, other vehicle, used or
employed IN Transporting passengers by land or
wafer between any foreign country and the U UnIted
States, or from one point OF the United States to an
other, unoer penalty OF fine not exceeding five
thousand dollars
In case OF death arising from q violation of the
law, the persons offending may be convicted OF muir
to be transported at ALL unless pack ed IN me-
tallic vessel separate from ali other substances and
labelled "Nltro-gly glycenne-Dangerous
violation OF this provision IS punishable by
fine not exceeding $4,000 Goa oil or crude petro-
leum may hereafter be carried on the decks or
guards OF steamboats,, in open holds, where free
circulation of air is secured.
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Philada. Stock Exchange Sales, Nav 16
ADJUSTMENTS.

GFer additional Anlusements see Third Paqe.l
CONCERT HALL. CHESTNUT STREET
- between Twelfth and Thir .Genth.
GEO. HOLMES d o. H. HESS. Managers
BrleI Season, commencing
MONDAY EVENING, May 81.
OF ENC LISH OPERA, PANTOMIMk, BALLET, AND
MUSICAL EXTRAVAGASzA,
HOLMAN OPERA TROUPE,
comprising all the
WONDERFUL YOUTHFUL ARTISTS
who have become throughout the country the recOg.
ARTISTIC GRACE, BEAUTY, AND CULTURED
compiningip their performance the most cart,v.tno
FRESHNESS, VIVA ITY, ORIGINALITY, VERA.
TILL Y, AND FINISH
The following embraces Dartia list OF the Reper.
toire which they vii produce during their eng eagemen
MONDAY Nay A-THE BOHEMIAN GIRL.
WEDHf SDAY, 20 -CHlLD OF THE REGIMENT.
THURSDAY, M-LELISIRE D'AMORE
FRIDAY 26-KATE KEARNEY
SATURDAY, 26--FdA DINVOLO.
The performances concluding each evening win a
PANToMIMt, AUsIqQAAL FARCE on EXTRA
Due notice will be given OF the pro luctlon OF
L. Bay adere Rose o. CASTLE
John OF Paris Beauty and the Beast
The sale OF seats will cOmmr nee at the Music
Store Of CHARLES w A. TRU MPLER
southeast corner OF Seventh and Chestnut streets on
Saturday morning Nay 10.
Aumlsten 80 cents
hSserVeu seats .75 cents
Ne extra charge for securing In advance
MATlNEE8 ON WEDNESDAY, AND BA TURDA Az
AFTERNOONS, at 70 cents admisslon. lsl66
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n RP HANS COURT SAL e..
" Estate of CATHARINE O. KEPPELE. deceased.

~ EsLhLe OF CAIdAhlhE y. kEPPEL II, deceased.
O @ Large and valuable LOT n. W. corner Of TWENTY
iWentySecond street Ss feet on Locust street eTsnd on
ing rom twenty second to Twentythr streets; three
fronts
Pursuant TO an order of the Orphans Court for the
CITY and County OF Philadelphia, win be sold at fubhc
On TUESDAY MAY 2a 1866
At ~ O'Clock Noon at the PHILADELPHIA EX-
ASsN ae q CoKITPE & dsSGEDed PTo2sTy 9 late OF
that lot ground in the general plan of CITY Lots
marked No 1880 situate on The west side of Schuy xiii
Locust street, containing in breadth north south 10
feet inches and in depth extending westWa 23 feet
Twenty-second street. southwardlv by Locust street.
and westward by wentythlrd street. being part of the
ground and made by the Shern and Inquest on writ
issued out OF the Supreme Jourt the suit Michael
by Michael Keppe!e his guardian against Elizabath
Caldwell and James Caldwell by Thomas Lelper, their
guardian were, the 2sth day OF March A. D. 1898
signed and dely cred to Cathane Keppee and Michael
KeRpee n right Of said katharine and to Andrew Cald
we and their heirs in severaty forever aud the said
Andrew Caldwell being so seized OF one undivided
hss o. aa3e e & ground by his last W ana ds
duly proved the 2lst day OF July, d. 1906, in
the office the Register WI s for the city and county
Of Phi adephia did ntsr ala give devise and bequeath
unto his brother James Caldwell al the residue and
remainder OF his estate and personal Nheres0eyer
e ana assigns OsYs re- S which said Residue and reman ms
der 20 devised by the said testaor cuded the one
caeb North SO, Sheriff Of the city and county Ai Of
Phi ade phla, commanding him 70 levy the IDS and
ae Se 18th daV Of April s S %
open Court the Sth DAY OF June A. ID. l6l2
tered among ne records thereof in Book 9 page 525,
the lot OF ground unto Caharine Keppele her heirs
and assigns forever.
~ the Court Z. A. MERRICK, Clerk o. C.
lbbwAAhh bwAhAnFR bFRf fBHfibbfp AZ Administrators C. r. A.
M THoMAs& SONS, ,Auctioneers
p,,,,,. Nos lS9 and Al ;. FOURTH Street;
Phi adephia, May o. 1866. 59l62S
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Latest Markets by Telegraph.

BALTIMoRE, May 10.-Flour is dull, and has de
cllnIng tendency. Wheat is firm; PennsyyanIa
red $2 50. Corn dull; white s5c; yellow SOC. Oats
steady at 61462c. Provisions firm; Western lard
2l9c. Sugar frm. Coffee dull; Rio 17l6l9Ic in
gold. Whisky dull; Western So 26@g2 265; Penn
sYlVania So 25t(d2 253.
New YORK, May 16 Stocks are steady. Chi
451 Illinois Central 121!; New York Central 93I;
Reading, 1919; Canton, 601; Erie Railroad 745 |;
Tennessee 6s, 90s Western Union Te egrapn Com
pany, 59a; Treasury Seven three.tenths 1925 Viz.
ginia 6s, 682 One-year Certificates 1901; Ten for
ties, SO; FlYe.tweptes, 1Ol9; Gold 1901.
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Fire In Rrnnklvn.

BROOKLYN, May l6.-Cnarles Kelsey's cotton
warehouse in this city was burned to-day, with a
large amount of cotton ETC. The loss is very
heavy, but unknown.
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THE NEVADA GOLD MINRs.-Every day deVe' opes
the riches of our Western domain New companies
with large capital are beng constantly established
for the purpose of rendering avaiab the resources
of that chon of our Union lying between the MIS-
sissippi river and the Rocky Mountains. The
Monte Christie Gold and Silver Mining Co npany
has been recently incorporated by the Legislature
OF Pennsylvania The act of incorpora ion offers the
greatest security possible to share holders and
guarantees to them larger interest upon their
money than any similar organization; while at the
time provides for the repayment of the entire
amount invested, in short lIme leaving them IN
possession of an interest in valuable property
free cost and which will be productive of large
gains
gold producing sections of the country, and the
officers ell known to citizens as efficient
means this enterprise will do well to observe the
names :-President, e. Freeman Prentss, Philadel-
pha; Treasurer, II. O. Young Cashier Of the Com
monwealth National Bank, Philadelphia; Secretary,
Thomas Dunlap, PHI ladelphia; Mining Superin
tendent, I. j, Murphy Nevada Directors e
Freeman Prentiss, II. N. Guernsey, NJ D., I. J.
Murphy, II. G.. Young, T. A. DurneY.
A CARD-Mr. Charles Barnard Clerkenwell
London begs leave 10 inform the public of the
United States that he is about to introduce to their
notice a new pen recently made bv him, called the
Carbonized Pen, being rendered from its peculiar
construction less liable corrode than the ordinary
steel pen. Mr. Barnard feels confident IL will be
used in preference to even that of gold. The point
being extremely smooth, 1t peculiarly adapted to
fluid or red ink the Carbonized Pen has no equal
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1t is believed that among the business of the
Senate in Executive session yesterday was the
reconsideration of its action on the confrma
tion of Mr.. A. B. Sloanaker as Collector of Inter
nal Revenue for the First District OF Pennsyl
vania.
The AttoIney-G
Attorney General Speed has returned from
Kentucky, where he has been spending some
time for the benefit of his health.
Labor wanted I'm the South.
Reports from Mississippi, Alabama, Ten
nessee, and Arkansas state great want of
plantation labor, and very little success in OBJ
tanmg it,
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Shipment of Snecie.

NEW YORK, May l6.--The Scotia sailed TO-DAY
for Liverpool, with S3,OOO,oOO in specie. The
Kangaroo also sailed with $375,O0O.
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CHARLES Stokes co g frst.casS Clothiers,
under the Continental, now are selling hrstolass
Clothing, both of workmanship and material, at
prices that are asked in many places for ordinary
goods, Call at Stokes & Co.'s for your Spring
Clothing.
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PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER, as an Internal
remedy, has no equal. In cases OF cholera sumner
complaints dyspepsia, dysentery, asthma 1t cures
in one night, by taking it internal v and bathing
with it freely. II is the best lnlment in Ameriea.
Its action is like magic, when externally an oied 20
bad sores, burns, scads and sprains. For the sick
headache and toothaohe, don't fail to try 1t. In
short, it is Pain Killer.
"LYoN's KATHA1RoN. The gem of every lady,
world ~ '"o
Il eradicates scurf and dandruf
U !! Keeps the head cool and clean.
Lt makes the hair rich soft and glossy.
~ ~ prevents har iurning grey.
IL Keeps It from falling off
~ restores II on pTematurely bald heads
No "onder u has world wide reputation.
IHE COMBINATION or INGREDIENTS used in
making "Brotcn's Bronchial 7roches" is such az to
give the best possible effect with safety. Pho
lroches are used always with good success and are
widely known as the best remedy for Coughs, Colds
Throat Diseases, and Asthmatic troubles.
REDUCED PRICES. Have your Photographs taken
od a. a. Ke,meIs No ga arch street. his unsur-
est accuracy. bee specimens, and engage
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL the world,s oreat
remedy for Colds, Coughs, Consumption and All
ahechons Oh the Lungs ana Throat
WE REFER persons afflicted with diseased Liver b.
Dr. Lessey's advertisement, under Medical"
iuDrlcatVe packing for steam eng1nes-for terma
see 1z3 chesnut St, phla., and 26 dey st new vork
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES 3IO and b.20x
wanted. DE Haven & Brother, No. 40 IS. Third St
500 COUPONS, DUE MAY 1sT
WANTED BY DRExEL & Co
No. "a SOUTH THIRD STREET
POPULAR TAILoRING.-
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
AND
FINE CUSTOM WORK.
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
OAK HALL,
Southeast corner SIXTH and MARKET Streets
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sc TRUSSES, SUPPORTERS, BRACES,
SAAN and all other Surgical app OF the most
approved kinds innitey superior to all Others at No.
oO North SEVf NTH Street Ladies attended by Mrs.
DIT. MoCLENACHAN. Male department by compe-
A PARASOLS AT 81 .25, ST 80 81 rs AND
81. Sink sun Umbrellas, $40, sl.50, 81 I5
II DIXON,
lSwim No. 2l S. EIGHlH street
NO6 TO S45 FOR A SUIT OF BLACK OBJ
pOC fancy colored cloths army and navy clothinI
do, In style unsurpassed.
41smrp FARiG \ y lS SNINTHst., above chssauL
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AUCTION SALES.
; SCOTT, JR., CTIONEER,
j. PHILADELPHIA ART GALLERY
No. 1920 CHESTNUT STREET.

= bUUTT, r., Q I'll on EER
II. PHILADELPHIA ART GALLERY -"
No. 1920 OHESNUT STREET.
ARTISTS FIRST GRAND SALE OF PAINTINGS.
The Artists of Philadelphia respectfully call the at
tenon of como and lovers art generally TO
their first sale Of original oil paintings from their
easels which Will be OF the highest character and the
very best specimens by the respective artists contr
The sale will be held at
SCOTS ART GALLERY, No. 1920 CHEs sNTJF
Street,
On Thursday Evening
May II, at ia O'Clock and VIII be exhibition three
days previous to sale 1he col ecton will embrace
pictures bv the following-named artists and Will be
found upon inspection 10 be OF the highest character
Edmund ID, Lewis Ii. Reed
A Sheridan Young, L, Jagau
II. Bispham, H. Rosenberg
T. II. Bensel j. Wilson ~
E. b. Bensen, j Evans
L Juiard Van Willis,
j. G Faconer, ~ Ramsey
j. 10; Galyan, D. Knight
W. e. winner, C. L. Fusseu,
Fagan - Becht ell,
i. L. Williams, and others l5I25t
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STEALING JEwELRY.-Matthew o Brian
at Riato House. stole a gold watch and chain from
a lady who was passing through the building His
man9uvres watched bY some oil the persons
resent, who caused his arrest v hen taken to the
lookup his pockets we're examined In one of which
was found the stolen property The accused is sald
to have jumped the bounty during the war He
will have hearing this afternoon for the alleged
Offense,
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL, the worlds great
remedy for Colds, Coughs, Cousumnt1on and All
affections of the Lungs ana Throat ~ ~
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No 51S MARKET STREET.

He Is TO BE TRIED
Jefferson Davis, they now decide,
Is, afttr all, to be speedil, tried;
The statesman stern " who shed the tears,
Is to be tried by his Richmond peers;
And what these peers are lIkey to be,
person with ha an eve can see.
But anything Tor quiet llfe, ....
And an END to our long intestine strife.
Now, If Jefferson Davis gets of clear.
He'll then have a chance 10 come on here.
Nobody then will JEFF. debar
From taking look at the famous "STAR;"
Nobody then whether friends or foes.
Stop him from buying SUIT OF CLOTHES;
And the very first place to which he'll go,
without q doubt. will be Perry g. Co.,
Where the prevalent fashions he soon will learn,
And be Raiy clad, though statesman stern"
We have all.wool Fancy Cashmere Vests fine
quality, So and upwards; all-wool Fancy Cashmere
Pants at $5 and upwards; Coats at oil prices max
ing q splendid assortment OF Fine Fashionable
Clothing gotten up in the best manner, aud selling
at extremely low prices
Our stock of goods for ordered work is being con.
sinntly renewed, and all work warranted to give
satisfaction.