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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-14

1.-The EMPIRE is raving about the increase
Of the salaries Of congressman. The meas7
Wrewas introduced by Senator Riddle oi
Delcwarr, a bitter Copperhcad, and q
greater proportion Of the Copperhcal
members than Union members voted for It.
The Copperheads arranged ior'the passage
of the measure, and now they are trying u
take advantage of it.'-Dtyt0H JodfRdL
The EMPIRE is not in such ''raying''
mood as to overlook what the Cincinnati
Commercial says of the above, from the
Jownal. Quotl the Commercial
"We fail to see that this helps the case of
the Union members. They had n clear two
thirds majority IN both Houses and If the
proposition was Objectionable. we 10 not
suppose they felt under such personal or
political obligations TO the Senator from
Delaware as TO vote for it against theirown
convictions. If it was trap deliberately
set for them, they were very foolish 10 walk
into it as they did, and the plea that the
Copperheads are trying to take advantage
of their folly is of no account; they ought
Go have counted on that"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-14
Conreaeraf9gfn Canada.

A lettsr frem Torepto 40 the Louisville
l COgrieftbus treats ofthe Whereabeuts and
fcohditi6n dt several notable CJnfederatcs
yet doniciled in that flicudly province:
StcaES CleMya and aWithers n Company
are doing tinitiap business as tobacco
manufacturers. Witnjntbc last day or two
have met the following whose namcs are
familiar iHRthe Sjutlf. hneral Breckint
ridge, General Early, General I. j. Church,
hill. OF Arlaasas. Hon. James NJ. Mhson,
late Confederate Commissioner u England,
Colonel Charles J. Helm, Of kentucky late
special agent Of the C1nfelqrate States
Government for the West indies, and othcrs
of less note. General Breckinr;dee aud
the others. except General ChmchiI. who
IS on a.visit here from the Statess living
in the very pleasant little town ofNiaq9ra,
Canada West, situatl LAT the mouth OF the
Niagara river farming very pleasant aud
congenal society. 1t will CRAFTY hismany
friends nKentheky and throughout the
South to know that nc islooking the pic
ture of health apil net at all worsted by the
arduous services of the war. r 2. ..'a' 'iaa
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-14

mo PRINCIPLFs-No POLICY."--The Re-
publican party has neither principles, nor
policy" Such Is the fatal admission of the
Springfield Republican leading organ of
and Its policy" Its only instincts, now,
are to oppose Reunion, and 70 steal and
waste the public funds, 1t is time for such
q party to Ole, .yr.. -bralg1ul 0i 0V
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-14
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DAYTON PAVILION

II n you want something 10 refresh you call at
"a DkCkELl.MANERS Pavilion, on Jefferson
Etfcet opposite the PostOilice. where all kinds a
Refreshments, in season, served up ia dhe bi'Jt
style He keeps Creams of AL the saYOrcd nayolS,
Ice Water, Mineral water Ne; also an Kinds oi
ptce Cakes, French and common Candies in large
variety, all kinds of Fruit in season. both Foreign
amt Domestic, paper-shelled Almonds English
NMhuls,l Palm-nuts, filberts Ground nuts, &c.,
with large variety Of other articles in his line oi
business Having an experience Of twentY-iY
years IA the business, he hopes TO be able to plea
all who may favor him with their custom
Balls Wedding PARTIES and pic-nics supplied
WIN every thing in his line of business, on terms
10 suit the times
RemembeF-62 Jeffcrsonst. opposite the +. o.
ju6dTulhSSt p~ h. X. .DEUlSELLAlAlEIt.. .
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-14
Removal.

NEFF n BENNETT, Manufacturers and Whole
IN sale and Retail dealers in Stoves, HoiloM-
ware, &e.l have removed their SaloSro0ln haRh 250
rhtru street, TO The rooms formerly occupied by
Brown 4 Irwin, on the corner OF First street and
the Canal where they will bc pleased TO see theiF
friends and all who may he la want of first. class
OooklnE ana Hepfing stoves Hrc ygy9 VI
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-14
State Democrats Central Com

The state Democratic Central Committee
have beer called by the Chairman, ioaN
G. TnoMpsoN, Esq. 10 meet at Columbss,
an Tuesday the 18th inst, for special bEsi-
ness. The Democratic nominees for Com
'grcss in the state are requested TO be pros
cnt
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-14

rCNHE co partnership heretofore existing hrtder
Il the style and firm name OF Men, Bennett 4 Co
was dissolved on the 10Th inst. Neir a. Bennet hay-
ing purefascl the interest of MT. Eels Either
partner VIII use the name of the firm in lquda-
tion. .t1euff 4a HENRY NEFF,
L % y.Y.. MILTON BENNET
Il Jyl1dawtf MARCUS EELI.S
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-14
PRICE oNLYs5 CTS. PER BOTTLE
. tsobacl,,s liitters.
: /" -hFfGDFUAl4- NOTICE.
DR., II. CON T. mayAauon altatIa as folio,

In XENIf NJ tie Depot Eating House ON ThprS-
SalSP jiHsn! Is ARfPlS' 4lrY ~ July .; Aug .;
IN DFYIVNatthe i'tnlps House, on Fridai :.
MaiSh . Npri 49, Aay 49, JhlyG; Aug 10: sept,
1qtOct.iy q"
Ia YROYsgt .tte Niorats HmSe ION saturdays
MarchtG; AlNi1f; Dlay 10; July 4 Aug. II sept,
!!SiYgs ft a1erS 4 tbSeT 'wwutss3 uonsS on on
Tau rsdays, Asnta15; April 10; May sf; JdIy N:
Aui .Jlb SBpGGlt Oet a. iH lsfA ~. fi, '''.'
Br. ths)N.L huS had @ Hees in each OF tho above
places, IhHt he has regially visited for the past
-,yea ycars, and he Has treated and cured many
Pas slts, "a 'chai ufAAe .bOye places rc can give
the best Of references in gnel place as to his skill
DR.. CONE Teas andb QMFes al Natlcties OF
Chronic diseases Including those OF the Eye and
Eary ,pl = 8 no clge fprt 60 Oscillation; bllt II
Cash FOR bis NcdiC'NFs f'-'
Medicines chat will Inst patient from four to III
mouths, c0stifiOiaA i've 70 Thirty dollars N cash
I..3 .,..s,.I ...i,a.i Address DIR. u. CONE, y 7
COLUMBUS, ONO.
n0y25;d1E. nt a., nA,AA -ntnaA \ AaMA
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-14

GenerN CURTIS Governor EDWARDS, of
DacotNhg aih Dr REm fFlinf Commis-
siodtts, have.reehed 81. L6nA from tho
Plaint. 1hey e4aptcd treatit with ten
tribes, representirt over 2GUD0 Indians.
aiid filed 10 haVca conference with but
one tribe the Santcc Sioux. They have
received the -riGht of way over l,early all
the Irdi9p epuptLy, u uie, e,Northyesi, the
red indl proniieiie 20 6lsdfve thGpdhec to
all -white -mea-.Ssll0 may .pass-over 'the'v
lands.
The treaties negotiated provide for the
payment TO the ludiahs Of from. $500 to
s2O,O)O, according to the nlmcricaistrongtll
OF the tribes IN mcrchandise and farming
implements. These treaties are to continue
for perioG OF twenty years.
Five liunrtd Cheyenne warriors have
been iu camp at the head of the Saline
rhdrC Clu Kansas, fonthe past TIVE Aweoks
They have sent their children south Of the
ATkansasifaud actNerys unenmId morosc
10 all whites. Colonel LEAvTVwORTH, In-
dian Agent reports avery bitter, warllkc
spirit among them, and they say in regard
to q late treaty made with them that they
were made drunk aud grossly deceived.
l.. - 7 y j n - ~ q y ~
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-14
I. w. DUFF, .
HOUSE and SIGN PAINTER,

Paper Hanger, GPGiner &c GIGSieT,
Il now located in the room over the Ohio msur
ance ONCE, No. 2s9 Third street opposite Huston
Hall Jy2t1lm
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-14
A Good beginning.

The official statement ofstlie' public debt
on the first of August furnishes not only II
satisfactory Ia5 a most gratifying record of
the wisdom oG the policy inauguratctl and
carried odf ti spite Of T;laclS Republican
hostility, by President Johnson.
The nalihnal debt Oh $40 first day Of
Angnst, less cash mstIfe 1'rcasntS WAS 'S22il
! 63}}, ,0a9, 27G, Which sliowsi aireductlomsinee
the iirstof August, 1865. ~ Si2l ,l59,9gJ, "a
1his Important reduction loff tile public
aelt is one Of Tie 'dfst .traits Of die resi-
dential policy Of peace pnd reconstruction,
.sI Aletter from New York, based ON
the late visit of CnAs, OCoSNbR, ESD, to
Fortress Monroe andJEPF. DAVIS, says, of
hiyrethi ihfallop pthe Presidents 'Mr.OCoN
NOR is not at liberty TO eolnmunieate What
passed between lin aud the Executive,
but | think it VIII not be out ofthe way to
intimate to nH whom it may concern, that
one Of tic nest SENSATIONS in store Tor the
disgnsted, if not Disgusting, Radicals Vit
be he HberatioH, OR'bqtL Of tho ear President
Of ne So-fqllea, ,Soathem Coqfederacy. You
may. as the almanacs say, look out for
that event some time before the autumn
leaves begin to fall.'' 3'. ~ ~ ..,,
H t....If-r -tf+isss -, 49, -.-s.i-ft Hrht
BoUNTWs 10 Colonel SoLDIRRsLPAY-
MINT or 1lE SAME 10 BE IMMEDIATELY
CoMMfNcED,-Th Paymaster General VIII
Immediately oummonce-says the National
hteitg4leS ri the payment of bounties To-
colored soldiers, underthe joint resolution
of Congress, approved June 2G, 1866. 1t is
estimated that the payment of these boun-
ties will Involve the expenditure of 500
O0O,H00. lao ..oa1n-ni aI lralah' lison'
These immedidte payments are only for
the niger. the sclite soiiier, entitled TO his
extra Sl00 must stand back awhile for
Sambo--sonfc Of INC government Officials.
estimating that the delay will be froml
three 70 sir ysdgsiA Lucky Niger. eas.'
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-14
sptfial AdtIfts

mJassHIA0e ANN oELInA0Y, an VI
say of Warning and mstfuction orYpung Men.
Also piscasef aud Ahuscs which lrostrate the
Vita rowcrsfWith sarc NEWS Of rolled Sent ndo,
or ohaiko hIistalod letter envelopes Aadrcss ~
j. skILLlN liOuGHrON, Howard Association,
Philadelphia, Pa. aui4daw3m
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-14
PHILLIPS HOUSE,
DAYTON, OHIO.
l.. Relbold Proprietor

HAVING leased the Phillips House for a term
IL of years, the proprietor Will proceed at once
to put It in the most complete repair, and re- fur
nish IL in the very best style throughout
No pains will be spared to make the Phillips
House the leading Hotel in the city nnd in all re
spects IN the West. u II T
auidly l.. REIBOLD, Proprietor.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-14
& ayew Aarertisemeats:: :.
u To CONTRACTORS. A

.saa ~ Ahs|F-r-TT1iI 20 f.sHAA
VMlE Boapl, of Trustees for the southern 0hio
IL Lnnatic hsylum, at Day Ton, hereby give no,
tee thatsealcd proposals viii be received at the
Office OF tho Subefntcndept of said Asylum, on OF
before Wednesday, the 18th day OF Scptenber 1866,
for the work aud materials required for the erec-
ton OF the foundation and Easements OF the two
new wings OF the Southern Ohio Lunutic Asylum
At DAY uon, Acrordtlg TO the plans and specifoa-
lions of james w Mclaughlin. Architect, Sepa-
rate bids " II he received, US follows;
I First ifot excavation for basement cellars
Foundation trenchcs, and sewers stating the price
per cubic yard of twenty seven ieet ,-t
Seeond For the stOnework of the same stating
the prize per perch in the wall, for the rplle
mEsonry-the price per square foot for the ashiar
and perdOnt for the water table, and for i'll cut
stono reqnirCl. the price per foot SGT in place.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-14
Missouri Loyalty

No State ih'the onion Is cursed by such
an extreme set of Black Radicals rs isAIis-
.souri, The ST. Joseph Herald of tho 9Th
says that ON saturday last, AZ Maysville,
Dekalb County, upon the adjournment OF
the Conservative. meetlag there, . nllnher
OF Radichi roAytiies made their nppAatance
on the sro6mL snmeawith guns, pistols,
audelpps. (which they brawllshed ina mn-
ner equal TO that oi the savage, They i'm
mediatoly commenced an attack on the per-
son OF Lieutenant IIrSRY. whiIom in the
Onion paity. beating him in most IN
merciiu mqpper, Colonel pRITcHARD,, who
eAfnc tofHt,rescdc Of Lieutehant ITENRY.
was Then set upon by ,gle rqllians, and the
two syerescompelled totteek krefig0sm che
house oCa neighborlng farmer sheriff Orr,
of DeKalb, hearing of the disturbances at
once repaired to THE spot with posse c6p,-
ddta@, aud endear0rcd TO make arrests,
when he and his assistants, ovctpowered
by the Radicals, were severely beatenand
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-14
Tbe Question of Mileage.

"A wcll-known Republican" corrccts rs
i'm the assertion that one object of the in
crease of Congressional salaries was to
stop the 'iutcrnal mileage plundcr' We
hastily spoke of the object, as at first pro-
posed In Congress, but which was, 1t seems.
finally defeated.
''It was proposed t,rcduce tito oced'yccR's
per mite mt this was rejected, and by the
new bin Just passed by Congress each mem
Der receives five thousand dollars per scs-
sion. aud FORTY cents mileage; so that ouI
members here receive for full term about
eleven thousand i've hundred dollars each,
There are more people troubled about this
"dycrRdl pl,mder," as you style it, than the
ERgilirer.1f sod. ''E
We regret that the "ref0rm" was not
thoroughly effected. 1t was a Republican
movement aud we believe Republicans
have been its chief if not its only, cham
pions.-- Cincinnati Times.
Our Journal ncighbor's notice is called to
what is here said by his metropolitan Re-
publican cotcmporary. How is it?
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-14

The patriots in the Senate increased their
pay to S5,0ll per year, leaving the mOn-
strous mileage charges rs they are. This
will add Sl0D,010 year for the expenses of
the Senate, and SlJ0,000 for the House.
a call for the yeas and nays on this MOI
tion was made and was Immediately
sqnelchcd by cries OF Don't! don'tw The
coYardly Senate feared to face the record.
so remarked the New York Adrertisey,
but It did not add that the House action was
even more eoutemptible and cowardly than
that of the Senate. In order to avoid di7
rect personalvote, they tackled it upon the
soldiers Bounty Bill, so that they could
say they must vote for an increase OF their
own salaries in order TO carry the latter.
SCHBNCK was around.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-14
Sure to Regulate the Bowels.
Depend upon IT, mothers ID will give rost 10 your
Relief and Health to Your Infants

We have put up and sold this article for over 30
years, and GAS SAY In CONFIDENCE AND TRUTH of
twhatwc have noverbeen able TO say Of any other
medicipe-SEvER HAS IT FAILED IN SINGLE IN
STANCE TO EFFECT CURE when timely used.
Meyer dbl we kn0wian ihstalhceof dissatisfaction
by any one who usedi it. On the contrary, all arc
del lighted Yithits operations. and speak In terms
of commendation of its magical effects and medi-
| cal virtues. We speak in this matterr'wRAT WE
30 Know" after 30 years experience; AND PLEDGE
OUR REPUTATION FOR THE FULFILLNENT OF WHAT
WE DECLABB. In almost every instance where the
infant is suffering from pain and exhaustion, re
lief will bo found In fifteen or tu eIity minutes
after the syrup is administered!iA 80 s.ig 'fis
Full directions for using will accompany each
bottle. None genuine unless the fac-simile of
4 OUR'rIs'S PERKINS, Now York is on the outside
wrappcr s,,.t IA j.
| Sold by all Druggists throughout the wOrldY
PRICE ONLY S5 CTS PER BOTTLE
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-07

ALEssoN-Among the passengers on
board the steamer New State, on her last
trip, was a young man Of stylish airs and
ioppi,h manners. During the trip, q
Young lady ofvery prepossessing appear
ance attracted his attention. He MADE
every effort to obtain an introduction
but all to no purpose. Nothing daunted
he opened correspondence with her
by hiring one of the boys to take letters
10 her. She replied to them in the most
altering, loving manner. He begged
10 give vent to his feelings in her pres
ence; but she put him of, by promising
70 see him at Bellaire, when she would
have an understanding with him. Arriv-
ed tnere, the young man paid the lady
every attention in seeing her land. She
then told him that he ought to be care
full, as he was so charming, what atten-
tons be paid to ladies. For my part,
said she Il can assure you that you are
perfectly irresistible, and when | get
home, | will tell my husband all aboutit ;"
1t is TO be hoped the lesson will not be
for gotten.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-07
CITY AND STATE NEWS,
THE COLLECTOR from this office Will
call on the patrons of the REGISTER IN
Centre Wheeling to-day.

A JOKER SoLp.-Not many miles be
low this city, in quiet little town that
,ball DO nsmeless for the present, lives a
certain gentleman whom we will call
Harris. Harris is al inveterate joker
Indeed, it is a passion with him, and he
never allows an opportunity to pass nm
improved. Among his victims was a
Gentleman whom we shall call Jones
Harris met Jones in this city in the time
Of 4 freshet this spring, and, putting on
long face, assured him that all his mill
property had been washed away, and
that lie was not worth dollar Jones
believed him, told his friends of the
calamity that had befallen him, and
received their cordial sympathies. But
upon going down to see the wreck and
10 take measures to repair his
losses, he found, to his joyful
surprise, that the freshet story was
all pure invention,--a silly hoax
Jones said nothing, but determined to
have good one" on his victimizor.
Last week, Jones intended to have had
a personal difficulty with resident of
his place, whom be posted as to the part
no was to play. Jones then called upon
Harris 10 consult as to the best means of
bringing the affair TO close The lat
ter insisted that if no apology could be
procured q recourse must be had TO
weapons The other party, of course,
would not give the satisfaction demand
ed, and challenge was sent through
Harris. The latter now became alarmed,
lest his friends should commit murder,
and worked necessarily to bring about
an amicable adjustment. He would take
Jones aside and lecture him on the
great crime of murder, aud although the
latter assures us he could scarcely refrain
from laughter at times, yet he was
iuexorable, Nothing but an apology
could prevent the duel. Harris then
used all his endeavors to get an apology,
6utall to no purpose. By this time, tif.
teen or twenty persons were let into the
secret, and all were DESTROYS to see the
Joke carried out. The day was fixed,-
the spot chosen,-and at the hour the
garties appeared on the field Harris
was there and begged of them not TO
shoot at one another, and assured them
that they would ever regret the course
they were pursuing, etc, Finally, the
scene became SO ludicrous that tho
parties could restrain themselves no
ougcr and all hands fairly shrieked with
laughter, in which the crowd joined
heartily. Harris began to see that he
was sold" and declared that he would
br guilty ofno more such conduct.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-07

The WEATHER has been much more
pleasant for the past few days. 1t has
been materially cooler, and mankind
generally are in better humor with
themselves and with each other. Re
ports that the crops in all sections are
much more favorable than WAS anticipa.
ted, aud taking ii all in all, we have
abundant reasoa to thank the great
Au.uor Of all good for His mercifttl deal.
lngs with Us. Wien we consider the
tIct that We might be called upon to
chronicle the range OF the thermometer
as far up in tho nineties, aud that we
might be compelled 10 notice large
number of deaths from Asiatic cholera,
We have great reason to feel thankful for
existing Divine favors in the matter of
the weather.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-07

ROPE WALKING.-The great event Of
yesterday was the tight rope perform
snce of Mr.. John Denier, at the Grant
House. The crowd was immense, at
least ten thousand people being on hand
1t embraced all ages, all sexes, and all
colors, and extended full square each
way. The performance was really supe
rior to any thing we have ever witnessed,
and it is truly wonderful to behold what
presence of mind can accomplish. He
will appear again tLis evening at 81
o'clock, when he will cross the rope en-
closed in a sack. A collection will be
taken for the benefit of the performer
during the time of the walking.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-07

IN reply to question raised whether
the notes of State banks could be for
warded to brokers or private bankers
FOR the purpose Of being sold, without
rncurriug tho liability of the ten per
cent taxed imposed by the act of Jnly,
1900 the Commissioner of Internal
Revenue says, if bank continues to
receive Tue notes of State banks after
August, the Attn instant, and send them
to its corresponding bank in tb, large
cities for the purpose Of red.mntion ONLY,
it will not DO considered paying out
of such notes, WITHIN the meaning Of the
warded for the special and only purnoss
of being redeemed, as the same rnis
would not apply where they are sent foI
the plrpo:e of being sold, or to make nj
ballancesl
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-07

SOMETHING CoNsoLAToR ABOUT BED
BUGs.-This is not poetical subject at
an-but nevertheless one about which
there is much feeling and some sympa-
thy. Many sensitive housewives will
be relieved to learn that Mr.. F. W
Putnam, a naturalist, and member OF the
Essex Institute, of Salem, in a recent
speech at meeting of the Institute
said that the preseRce of bed. bugs must
not be considered an evidence OF q
want OF cleanliness or of neglect OF
active efforts to prevent or expel them.
They breed as sort of parasite on rab.
bits, pigeons, bats and some other
animals, and it has often been found
necessary to exterminate those animals
nom some places before the bed.bug
nuisance could be abated.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-07

POLICE CoURT.-Matters were little
more lively in the police line yesterday
morning.
Joseph Shaw, being very drunk, de-
sired to make some dis yof hisfeeiings
He therefore BEGAN u break in one OF
the windows of the Second Presbyterian
Church. His efforts were not appreciated
by the public, and he was ordered to pay
$40 and costs by the Court.
Francis Yost and George Connolly were
arrested at the instance Of Rudolph
Shafer, who alleged that they had been
guilty of disorderly conduct in his saloon.
1t seems that the two above named called
for drinks, Obtained them, and then re-
fused to pay the bill. The Court ruled
that the charge was not sustained, anc
Rudolph had to bear the costs Of suit,
amounting to SLIGO.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-07
CRY coUNcI.--The Council met last

err CouNcIL.--The Council met last
evening. SSisSA- - i''-'.' = =. : =
In the First Branch nothing of public
Importance was transacted. Some Of
the previous acts of the Second Branon
were concurred in, and a few new ofdi-
nances were introduced.
The Second Branch held an adJonrneu
meeting. The special object Q. t .he
ordinaace in relation to u granting str sss
exclusive ,sn ~ Is The streets of our city. A
railway yy;s ~ was lad, and every
n wai contested, before the bill was got.
ten p through with. This action has: Of
conrse. to be coneurred in by the First
Branch before it becomes q law.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-07

PUREsT AND SWEETEST Con LIVER
Ou.-in the world manufactured from
fresh selected livers on the sea coast
This oil is characterized by a sweetness
and purity peculiar to it alone. 1tt
reputation is SO great that it takes the
head of other oils, and is universally pre-
scribed by physicians. Remember tt
ask for" Hazard u Caswell's Cod Liver
OIL"
CAsWELL, MACK & Co, New York,
Sole Manufacturers,
For sale By all Druggists. C2Owm!
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-07

MIs1NFoRMED We always publish
items the way they are furnished to Us,
on good authority. 1t seems we were
misinformed as to a collision havisg
nearly occurred on the Baltimore road,
last week. Conductor La Rue, of the
stock train, assures us he was on time,
and that his train was at least half a
mile from the accommodation train.
Therefore there was no more danger OF a
collision than usual. We Cheerfully
make this statement, as it is far from
our design ever to misstate tho precise
facts in any matter.