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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-13
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NEW OllhANS, llptcmDtf II.
The statement that General sherman was
denied admission "a Vera Cruz Is untrue.
lvas supposed he wished TO holda confer
enee with Castleueau, aud orders were give
ep 10 perfect and aitextra. train ut his
disposal, aud aflerward guard the coach
from the railroad terminus with one hun
dred French soldiers. and Thus conduct him
10 the City of Mexico.
The Susquehanna anchored about ak
miles from Vera Cruz, and did not 20 into
the harbor Instead 0f ttoope going away.
there Is good reason for believing that
more aropn the wayto MRximlliBu. g Z
Alaximiiiafi has about 1000 Belgian, To-
600 Austrian, 10000 Mexican lmperialst.
and $500 French troops. armed, clothed,
fed and paid, every morning.
= Outhe 3D. of December Maximilian issued
asproclamation, declaring his intention 10
remainin Mexico. A great inducement for
MGNimilian to remain was the arrival OF
Miramon and MARQUEE from Europe. They
pledged themselves 70 carry on the war
with Meiia against the Liberals
There Is, as known, no longer States in
MeSieo, the Imperial rule having converted
them into departments, several States to
compose . .departmept,.5 saerv ,. t4s,.
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FRANKLIN HousE SALE--By G. p. Huber
& Son, commencing on Wednesday morn
ing, December 26, will be sold at auction
all the furniture of the Franklin House,
embracing every description of Furniture.
The sale viii continue from day to day un-
til all Is sold. del1dayySt
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The EVENING CHRoNIcLE.--As our neigh
bors Of the Eoening ChroRiele have failed to
furnish us with an exchange, we are ennable
to say what It looks like sincc the COM
mencement of the regular issueon Monday
last,
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GREAT REDUcTToN.-As we are deter
mined to reduce our enormous stock of
wintel clothing, especially in overcoats,
therefore we offer the greatest induce
ments to buyers ever offered In this city.
Wewill sell without regard to price or
cost Come and convince yourselves. Re-
spectfully, Lessner e Brother. daw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-13

PooR PEOPLE AND Poor MoNEY.-In a
sermon on the disadvantages Of being poor,
preached by Henry Ward Beecher last
week, occurred the following:
In all the troubles and mlschiefs that
arise from false weights and spurious cur
rency 1t Is usually the poor that suffer most.
Here Is q spurious quarter of a dollar. The
merchant in whose hands il chances to be,
th0ughtiessly OF course, (for merchants are
always honest! y passes 1t to the trader, and
he, aeeing that 1t does not look quite right,
but not thinking II worth while to scrutin-
Ice II too closely, passes 1t to the grocer
and he, glancing at II and not liking the
looks ofit but not wishing to be over par
ticular, and saying. Il took 1t and must get
rid of It." passes 1t to the market man ;
and he, saying, "lt might as well be kept
travelling" passes 1t, as he Is journeying to
the conductor; and he, knowing that Il IL
not good, but disliking to say anything to
the man, says to himself II will keep II
and give 1t to somebody else" and passes it
TO the sewing woman. She is poor, aud q
person that Is poor is always watched and
when Ghe offers IL, II is discovered TO be
spurious, and is refused sad, she looks at
It, and says. 1T Is nearly my whole days
wages, but it Is counterfeit, and of course
must not pass it," and she burns It up,
and so Is the only honest one among them
all! Bad bills. spurious currency, almost
always settle ON the poor at last.
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From Europe.
LONDON, December 12-Eyen

$. LONDON, December 12--Evening.
The steamer Bolivar, seized on suspicion
of being intepded for a Fenian man-of-
wai.has been cnimcd by the Minister of
the Republic of Columbia as the legitimate
property OF the Government. The Bolivar
Is the vessel which went to Iaguayra In
Charge m English officers and crew, Tor
delivery to President Mosquera's Govern
The money market Is easier. Consois
loan advanced "a per cent, closing ut S9;S
formoney, The following are the closing
prices Hor american securltlesi United
StaLcs l-2Os, IL LL- u.
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NorIcE TO MENnERs OF rn TEMPLE OF
HoNoR.-You are requested to meet at
Temperance Hall on FRIDAY NIGHT, as
there Is busines Of Importance to transact.
Every member is requested TO be there. BY
order OF the w. X. de13d2
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-13

READiNd.-Charley Anderton at IN,
Postofllce News Depot, has all the papers
and periodicals for the week md month
Call and BET them, as they are going Of
rapidly.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-13

W Immense reduction In Boots
and ShOeS-dH first class qOorL--af
Good'n0n's, no Main Street, for 30
d0ys. These Goods MUST Post
NUetV De sold, reOardIess of cost.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-13

GB- Look at those warm Overcoats friend
Sehwarz is supplying the people with, at
81 90. Go and see them, and you'll flnd all
other goodsalso, iu hismammoth establish
ment, in proportion. A.ta fEl-
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-13

THE TR UTH.-- SchtUarx sans he
'0tH sen a good suit of clothing $IO
cheaper, and an Overcoat SO less
than any house tn Dayton do
II. TI'y him.
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d
ECONOMY IN NCoAL.--As the wintry weather
Is with us once again, and fires are necessary
TO domestic comfort few hints. condensed
from difluse scientific article. will be
found Of Interest, Some housekeepers, In
the management of their fires, seem to sup
pose that an addition Of fuel win insure
increased combustion, and develope ad-
ditional heat Coal, and especially anthra-
cite coal, should be always furnished with
sufficient amount of oxygen to keen the
fire bright II is only smothcrng and re-
retarding the fire to put in thick layer OF
coal, as some do filling the FIRE box to it's
utmost capacity with fresh fiiei.
No more coal should be PUT upon fire
Mt one time than win readily ignite and
give of pure white baze--not a blue
fiame which denotes also the presence Of
unconsumed gases-and the fire should be
undlsturbed on the top. Another point of
coal economy: In clearing the CRATE in the
morning there Is quantity OF unburned
coal, which has been externally subjected
70 combustion. Il is covered with ash. and
looks like cindor. 1t is often dumped into
the ash box. The facti Is, that the lump IL
only roasted on the outside. NOT even
cooked. and Is in better condition for ig-
hitting than the green coal. Never waste
It. Attention to these few hints viii save
many dollars In winter
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SKATES : SKATES : {,

1000 pair Skates, at Langdon's Hard
ware Store, prices 81 25 to 50 pair, with
straps. tl...i.. del2d1w
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CHEAP FuEL.--The Gas Company will
sell Coke by the hundred bushels at ten
cents, delivered. BY the single cart-load,
twelve cents, delivered.
delldlw s. II. EVANS, Secretary.
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NICE, Those superb Oysters, served in
any style, for % cents, corner Fifth and
Brown streets.
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Iatat Mptltts
Masonic Notice,

A Stated Meeting Of Dayton Lodge
Wy No. l47 this evening Election
W\ for officers and other important
business. o G, G. EnEmcK, w. NJ.
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eH- Feed is selling at the Ludlow IlomlT
ny Mills, foot of Ludlow street, cheaper
than any other place in the city. Go there.
Ro24d2w aa AmSoED 4 SmsKI..
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FAIL AND WMrER CL0TtnNd.--A ,nlll
stock Of the latest styles and best quality,
just received by Lebensburger q &sonsNo.
l0S Main street. AVN.
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- ~ ct cease your Ire, ye angry stars OF heaven
Wind' rain and thunder, remember, earthly man y
That Sternbergor's is the place TO get your
overcoats suits and furnishing goods.
no2ldIw gfh Gbfi"E VA
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DEFY 'CoMPErruoN.-Lebensburger d
Son, No. l0s Main street. call particular at
tention to their new and splendid stock OF
fall and winter Clothing. They defy COM
petition, and will not be undersold BY any
other honse IN the city. Il 81 g wa F9gF 4
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-13

rB- For black cloth suit, custom made,
to fit wen and at the right price, 20 to the
Eagle Clothing Store, lls Main street.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-13

gB-F. W. Meyer, Book binder and BIanl, +,
book Manufacturer, northwest corner Of
Mainland Second streets. 1mdaw
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ANIoE.-Those superb Oysters, served IL
any style, for 20 cents, corner Fifth ant
Brown streets. t.It..
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tB~rhc work ON the new Methodist
Church, corner OF Fourth and Ludlow, has
been temporarily suspended ON account OF
the cold weather. The raftew are up. and
rev days Of mild weather--whlch we
hope the builders may yet have--would en-
able them to put on the roofing.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-13

NEcE.--Those superb Oysters, served In
any style, for % cents, corner Filth and
Brown streets.
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DIR. Bicknell's Syrupl
$3.50 REV ARD ~

OUR store, In New Paris, Ohio, was entered ON
~ Friday night December I, and the following
described Goods, among others, were taken
Three pieces blsek FsehcA Clotk;
one piece dark blue G 10TH
Oae piece LIMIT bhs G Iofh; %
One piece dark brOicn,
One piece hsdpy Ga Dooskia Cdssissere.
2A yards.
fifty dollars reward will be paid for the return D
OF the Goods, or one hundred and hfty collars fuF 20
the Goods ana lhicL H" BEAM n IAl. nd.
delodS Now Paris. Ohio.
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BEsr's FILTERs-P PRICE REDUCED lin or
der 10 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 Sl5. This win place them In the reach
Of all, and no family should be without
one. gE leEr-r r..r iyl1dtf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-13

EE-The effects Of the murdered gambler,
George Trussell, were sold in Chicago, on
Friday. His two horses, Lady TrIssell
and Lexington, brought 1925 and $3.50 re-
spectlvely. Among the personal property
of the deceased were the usual fixtures to a
first-olass faro room, as well as numerous
suits Of clothing of the most fashionable
make. One of the bidders found himself
In possession Of seventeen neck-ties, and
five hats and another was Informed by the
auctioneer that he was the owner ofa dozen
pairs of casslmere pantaloons. A sharp
contest was had over whip, which finally
changed hands for s7--about % 80 more
than 1t ever was, or ever will be worth In
sporting circles Trussell was known as a
square man."
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-13

CAME 10 the stable OF the subscriber ON the 9th
~ ipstps fednesdAyla, Bay Mare. ihrvo YEAR
obi bald face iohr whita lees. tnlt ulass eyc Md
mane and tail cut on. The owner can get the mar
BY calling the subscriber 40 Firsg street Day-
ton, ohio, and proving property.
decId4t wM. MCKEE.
Neatly printed at the EMPIRE
MM&tTe N6g ~ sS'
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Mayors CoURT---Thc docket Of the
Mayors Court show a very mcager account
Of criminal proccedIngs--a gratifying evil
dence that our city government Is nicely
aud ludiciously administered.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-13

GENTLEMEN VINO WANT SPLENDID OVER
coArs, made to order OF the best ehInehiIla
beaver, tall shades), at reasonable prices
will cali at tsternberger's, Third street, next
door TO Postoiilcc, There you will also find
a full stock Of cloths and cassimeres for
suits and all kinds Of gents furnishing
goods. They have always ON hand a eom-
plete stock of ready-made clothing Of The
best quality. ai no21daw3w
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WNTEH.--For several days past we have
had winter weather III earnest. No better
evidence Of shis fact is needed than that
wood Is selling at seven cents per foot. God
help the poor.
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EB-Women's Kid Shoes at Goodman's at
evenly i've cents ~ L
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Chrlrtlnn HtIlcr ItnIon .

/ The organization for the coming year I.
now nearly complicated, rs follows:
W.. MSRn Z, l-.seilssssr a., visitor JpS More
&ys ysiicTs RiSsSi, gS6 R5as X hIss IrSS' S bsgd sT
/ Miss SnphrQnia Jewett
,nrs z, Parker, Mrs. Richard pates, Mrs, Pre-
WARD Iv-,oilee,or Mrs. Ruth Forsythe
N ii'2rs Or, w. y fheips, Mrs Dbl Rake, Mrs. 10
/ lwARD v-Collector., Mrs. Phnbe Hooper. yls.
tors, Geo. y Ball, Mrs. q w liaer. Mrs. james
WARD vI-Ooliector, Mrs. &. g. James. visit.
/ 2rs, Jno. Dodds, Mrs. Or. E Smith, Miss Mary
WARD viI--uoiicctor. Mrs. Joseph Hammond
Visitors, Mrs. br. Bomberger Mrs A. q. Van
WARD y1II.Colloctor, -. Visitors. samuel
Marshall, Mrs. r. A. phillips, Mrs. DR.. steele
To those who desire to aid the poor OF
Dayton through the agency of our Society,
we respectfully suggest that this list Of
officers be cit out and preserved in some
convenient place for future reference.
No pecuniary assistance will be solicited
except through the Collectors above
named, who viii, each In her own Ward,
request subscription from every citi-
zen; but charities VIII extend TO an tbe
poor GmoRgus, Of tohGteUer class or denoni-
adtion. But they will be assisted with a
careful regard to economy Of means and
with discrimination between the deserv-
ing and the undcservmg. In the character
of the visitors, both ladies and gentlemen,
the community has the best guarantee for
the faithful and judlcious use of what may
be entrusted to them. The visitors will Mt
tend promptly to any cases Of distress
which may be made known to them In
their respective wards. Secondhand cloth
lug. If sent to any of the officers, will be
thankfully received and carefully appro-
priated. We trust a liberal response TO our
appeal, on the part Of benevolent citizens,
will enable the Relief Union to meet the
just claims Of the deserving poor.
It. f.. THOMAS, Chairman.
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Eg-Hats y and Caps very cheap, at Good
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-13

ST. JoHN's CHURCH FAIR.---The managers
OF the Fair of st. Johns Church, (Clcgg's
HalD have decided upon Thursday even
Ing, December 10th, as the time of opening
the Fair. Weare gratified to state that the
ladies Of the congregation, having the mat
ter In charge, have thus far met with the
most fiattcring encouragement, aud the
Fair promises to be decided success SO far
as the object contemplated Is concerned.
Liberal donations have already been made
and exhibition Of fancy and useful articles
will probably exceed anything Of the kind
heretofore witnessed in the city.
The funds raised by the Fair will De ap-
propriated to defraylng the expenses of the
congregation and the Sunday School con-
neeted with IT. The object Is most laud-
able one, and we are pleased to note the
fact that there Is alisposition on the part
of the public to sustain 1t literally,
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tsg~If yon want books bound, sneh as
Magazines, Periodicals, Histories, &c, In
any style, plain and fancy, please call at my
Bindery. F.W. Meyer, corner of Main and
Second streets. llndaw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-13

eB -Four hundred Government Over
coats warrantel new and Of extellentlna-
terial, from 81 to 50, just received, at the
Eagle Clothing Store. II. ScHwARz.
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NATIONAL ASYLUM FOR SoLDIERs.-The
managers of the National Asylum for Sol
dIers, met In Washington on Friday the
9Oth of November. Two branch Asylums
are to be established-one at Augusta, Me
and the other in Milwaukee. At the same
time It was decided to locate the central
Asylum In Southern Ohio, and Governor
Smythe, Of New Hampshire DIR. wolcott,
of Milwaukee, and Hon. l.. b. Gunckcl, OF
this city, were appointed to select the site
The Board Is supporting, in whole or in
part, about four hundred disabled soldiers,
and Will in . short time, be able to give
relief to double that number. One hun.
dred and twenty thousand dollars was ap-
propriated for the support of the Asylum
and outdoor relief during the current
three months. A contribution of $40, 400
was secured from Colonel McPhanter, med
ical director in the Army of the Potomac,
which is the balance of the hospital fund
from the tax on the sale of newspapers in
that army. Milwaukee, on behalf of the
State, turns over 100000 to the managers.
In consideration of the location of one OF
the branches there and Is the only locality
which has offered any extra inducement OF
the kind.
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LOOK HERE.-lfyou want auice business
suit, well made, of al Pattcrnsand all wool,
for s25 co. go to Schwarz' lls Main street
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THE DAILY EMPIRE.
gOtal aud sIlsttllantuus.

TnE MARKEr-This morning, was not
very fully supplied, and prices were at
rulnous figures 10 those who were obliged
To buv
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-13

Toys! Toys! TOYS Toys and Fancy
Goods, of every description, both wholesale
and retail, at c. p. Huber & Sons. No. $50
Tllird street. de3d3aw2
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Logal Notioe

nN the lfth day OF October A d.. isGG the lsr., d :
~ bate Court Of Aqntgotne ~ County. declared i
ne estate % lleaY Witters deeease 70 he pTob-sf !
ably lnsoll2nt. tretOts are therefore raqsllfed u
to present thclr claims against the estate Ia lbst
undersigne tor allowance. within six months
tfom the time above mentioned, they will NOT . =
be entitled to payment. JOSEPH WfISoN, III
Gro. w. MOYKn Attfy., I = f-ITfTf ~ Nfrtaf..
Dot n, A. ID. isd5.5wb Ailsa
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TO HousmSEErERs.-Yeast of a very su-
fperior qualityean be obtained at the Flour
and Feed store of Eugene Dutoit, No. SO
Wayne street. This is pronounced to be
the best article Of the Kind now In use.
Call and tryit. decldlw
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

FTIE undersigned has been daily alpointed Al
4 ministratof of the cstato af Mari Mp(lAhrg
late ot Montgomery County, Ohio. deceased
liWS LkWlS. .NEff. Adnalnist stEaiar. .
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GSS- Parents will find infant&kand chnl-
rem suits of all ages, all sizes, and all prices,
beautifully made up Mt the Eagle Clothing
Store, lis Main street
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tF'- l.OOOGovernmentt tOyercpats Just re-
ceivcd by g. i. Huber Il Son. Price from
sS to So. Also large lot of Blankets.
nO30dG
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE

James shants George Lewis BEFORE saohn e.
bnrnett 3 =. Of Jefferson Tp.. MOntgQmO Coo w
IN the sh day OF November. tsdG said Jnstieei q
" issued AN Oftcr Of Attachment Ia tho alsVe ,
action tor the sun of s2i 40 Case set trial on m
me ltth day OF January NJ ten o'clock A. 81. !
ld"a rrnFE MA JAMES SHAFTS, 81.
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CB Christmas and New Years are fast
approaching. and when on your Rounds in
Ddytoa' Men and Boys, be sure and drop
in to see friend Schwarz's enormous stock
of custom-made Clothing. Youll find his
stock more tasty made up, by great deal
larger, and more'espeeially bis prices, that
viii certainly Induce buyers to purchase,
and be always satisfied. Don't forget
Schwarz, at the sign of the Golden Eagle.
l1S Main street.
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ESTKAY MARE.

oDrrs s oAnrtl, Attorneys, - : y
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womcn's Calf Shoes at Goodman's at
seventy-fiye cents. a1t .v rfrs, r.
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BATCHELoR's IIAIIl DYE.-This

BATCHELOR'S HAIIl DYE.-This
splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
The only t'ue and perfect Dye-harmless,
reliable, instantaneous. No disappoint-
ment. No ridiculous tints. Natural black
or brown Remedies the i'll effects of bad
dyes. Invigorates the hair, leaving it soft
and beautiful. The genuine is signed VIZ
liam 4. Bachelor. All others are mere
limitations, and should be avoided Sold
by all druggists and pcrfumers. Factory
81 Barclay street, New York. ss- Beware
of counterfeit. Dec II 1y
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CoLGAIE's HONEY SOAP.

This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such
universal demand, is made from the
lient in its nature, fragranatly scented,
and extremely beacticial in its action
upon the skin. For sale by all Druggists
and Fancy Goods Dealers. March % "
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Miss Julia A. Goodman, n school
marin from Massachusetts, teacher
in one of the public schools in Frede-
rick County, Md, was last week
held to bail on the charge of inhuman
treatment to two of her pupils, each
about eight years old. 1t is alleged
these children, as they we're on their
way to their homes from school, We're
guilty of the heinous and unparallel-
ed crime of throwing acorns at ne
gro hut! For this, it is said, the
amiable, merciful and tender-hearted
Julia administered upon their backs
tifty-fou lashesl
Hartford must be healthy place
to live in. The Post says: Five
funeral professions passed our office
within half an hour, Monday after
noon.
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WORDS OF VITAL INTEREST

-
Will the thousands who read columns Of
frivolous verbiage every day devote five
minutes to the perusal of a few facts which
concern them nearly? Our text is Health,
and we will put our commentary into a nut
shell. Weakness is indirectly the cause of
all sickness; for if nature be strong enough
to resist the morbid influences which pro-
duce illness, of course they are powerlcss
Seek strength, therefore. Invigorate and
regulate the system. When the quicksil-
yer ranges from 80 to 96 degrees in the
shade, the most athletic are enfcebled and
the weak are prostrated. 1t is at such a
time that such an invigorator as HOSTEL
TIERS STOMACH BITTERS is urgently
needed. What are the effects of this rare
vegetable tonic? Would that all who have
known its benefits could condense their
experience into this paragraph. They
would tell the healthy, to protect their
health they must use this great safeguard
against the debilitating influences. They
would exhort the woak to discard all un-
medicated and impure stimulants and cling
to this wholesome and unfailing tonic and
Alternative as the shipwreckcd mariner
would cling to raft in stormy sea. They
would, OF dyspeptic pangs relieved, Of ap-
petite restored, of shattered nerves re-
strung, of headaches cured, of disordercd
functions regulated, Of hypochondria dis
sipated, Of miasmatic diseases bafflcd, Of
fever and aguo cured, of liver complaints
arrested, OF heat, privation and toll defied,
Of hope re-animatcd and cheerfulness
restored. Such are the effects of Hostel
ter's Bitters. Dec Q +6
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"CUrE. "A party in Colorado
don't want the Territory to come in
the Union. We can tell them how
to carry out their purpose. Rebel
against the United States, then the
Government will whip them and keep
them out as long as possible. The
trick has been put in successful ope-
ration before. -LouisrMe Democrat.