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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-10
Mag :s,rnte in HARRISON Township
A S75.OoO Rnnk Il obLsry.

On Friday morhing last it was discover
ed that the First National Bank of Var
mouth, Mass, had been robbed during ohC
previous night OF S55,000, in Cove nment
paper, by the son Of the cashier, n young
chap not over his majority named GEO
Ous. He was followed to plymouth, and
arrested. The funds were all recovered.
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eB~ A young officer being indicted for
an assault on an aged gentleman, Mr..
Erksne began TO open the case thus
This is all indictment against soldier for
assanlting an old man. Sir Indignant
lgyGitp y GnisGrT"PIed 5hG ooIHar defendant ~ am no
pardon said Mr. Erksine; Ythcn, gentle
men Of the jury, this Is an Indictment
against an 0Dcei5 soho Is no sotiier for AS
saulting am old man. rm..I.
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The LARGEST DEsCRIBED SNAKE.-Mr.
Speke, inIhls work on the discovery Of the
sources ofthe Nile thus describes the death
Of a snake of the boa species, shot by his
shuddered as / looked upon the effects of
his tremendOus dying strength. For yards
around where he lay, grass and bushes and
saplings aud in fact everything except the
more fully grown trees, were cut clean OF,
as though they had been trimmed with nm
immense scythe. This monster, when
measured, was fifty-one feet, two and half
inches IN extreme length, while round tho
thckest portion OF It's body the girth was
nearly three feet; thus, proving, believe,
to be the largest serpent that WAS ever
authenticallV heard Of tH
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Letter of IaeeonmendniIon.

iANlS MAY y, 1853,
6HNTLEMER 1--WE have uscd the SPECIFIC
PILISn made from DIR DRLAM AHRR's PREsC Rip-
ZION, during sevoral years past, in ourprivate and
public Practice auh have found them most cner-
getic and enioient Remedy IN cases Of SpounatOr-
rhoa on seminal WuAknesai Nightly, Daily or
Premature Emissions; sexual Weakness, or IN
posaoVj special Dorangements OF tho Nervous Sys-
tenn; Weaknesses arising from Secret Habits aud
Sexual ExeeSses; He|fettion OF tho Genital Or
gAnsi Weak splnei Affections OF the kyos; "Lime''
Dischargesi Paloness OF the skin. with Sunkon
Checks and lilOOless lips "i'inohed" Features
Irregular action % the Heart and In all the ghastly
train Of symptoms arising from over use abuses
o. loss, from any cRusa, OF the Nervous forua.
We earnestly RlgiSe the Profession, and all per-
sons suffering from any Sympioiadfic or Orgaai6
AgeofiOns Of the GEHIr0- RiSARY SYRT Ras ~ use
these Pills. with high respect we are yours most
sincerely.
u. A. BEAURRpAIRE, NJ. u
GID. DUJARmN, N, U,
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DIR. Bioknell's Syrup!
f'4 THE GREAT
CHOLERA REMEDY

Also, DyseatarB, DirrrAGa, CAoie,d AoT6as, Sum
ner Com mIiaiRt, Pain or C'dmp in Stomach Bo,S-
els, SICK or Sour StomacA. Pataiers collie, Sc, and
Is warranted TO ounE or no pay. Is purely yeget.
able, without particle Of opiatS or narcotic.
Highly aromatic, very pleasant TO tho taste, mild
but sure in It's effects, warns aud strengthens the
system, acts like a charm, aGording almost imme-
diato relief aud taste OF the article win satisfy
the lnOst incredulous OF these facts. Sold by all
dealers in medicine. Please send for circular.
Try IL. Prepared only by EDWARD SUTTON
Providence, II, l. DEMAs BARNES Il Co., OF
Now York General Agents m9dRwGm
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

y1NHE partnership herei Ofore existing under the
l. firm name OF Walker a Turner Merchant
'TRilerE, Is this day dissolved by mutual consent
The businosh VIII hereafter be conducted IN Wm
Walker, 81 the old stand. The booksWill bo found
~ the old stand any person being Indebted 10 the
old firm viii please call and aettle imm ediately
Dayton, Ohio. August N, ie6S-daW8t
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-10

Sold by all tho principal Druggists, or will he
sent by malt SecEroiH scaled from an OdscTedfiOa
on receipt of the specified price by nny authorized
agent or by the sole General A gents ior America,
OSCAR e.. MOSES n 90, ~ CoItlandt street New
YORK, Authorized agent for Dayton-M. w
STEW AHT-all orders by maA promptly as-
tended To. ocbdaweOwiy-4
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Llfe-HeaIth-S Strength.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Llfe-Healtb- Strength.
DIR. JUAN DEIAMARItFIS
gpEHTETfg DTTTG

Are prepared by the Mcsslcurst q ARASCIRRs n ~.
P0ST, PhaTmaeoutista, No, 2il, ltuo lombard
Paris, FROM the Prescription of DR JUAN DELA
MARIE, Chisef Physician 10 tho ospital du Sorl
ON IIarlbOiserc. .H. ..
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10 Garanciere s. Dupont, ..
No. 2t4, Rue Lombard, Paris.

Ss,iantasy and SfadtoHs Occupations Griers
dHUiofies, or whatever tonds 20 impair the IItIi
Action Of the Brdis, Heart Nervous igysfeiH IRE
quentiy lead to the most Diafrassiay and Kiahar-
rdssfa0 Disorders of the WHILE SYSTEM. Sfu
deifs, CteF0yAsea and LdiCgefs therefore who are
especially liable 10 those Weaknesses should re-
sort promptly 10 DR. DELAMARRRs SFRCipIc
PILLS, IN ..Hf nrt#H.af
A Pamphlet. containing full particulars, with
Directions and Advice. printed In French, Ger-
man, spanish and knglsh, accompanies each box,
and will ho sent by nSnil free of cost 10 any ono
who Will write for II.
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au14ltr
SHERIFF'S SALE OF A HOUSE AND
LOT IN ALEXANDERSVILLB, ON
PARTITION.

Philip Eicher ct nj. VS.. Michael Eicher ct al.
superior Court, Montgomery County Case No. 1887
TN pursuance Of an order OF sale issued from the
i Superior Court within and Tor the county Of
Montgomery, and 70 me directed, win Offer at
public sale, at the door of the Court House In the
City of Dayton, or AnE-
Saturday September 20, 1886,
At two O'Clock r. NJ, the following described real
estate to-wit situate In Montgomery county,
Ohio and section No 10, township one a. range
six (G), NJ. RS; beginning at the n W corner OF
said section running an eastwardly course along
the north boundary line OF said section 1853 rods
thence southwcstwardly "a rods; thence west,
wnrdly agreeAbly with said county line 1ak rods
To the place Of beginning containing % square
Fr0ds. The above described premises have been
appraised at three hundred dollars, and cannot
sell for less than two thirds of that amount Terms
of sale-One third down; One.third in one year,
and one .thirl in two years, with interest from
date the deferred payments 10 be secured by
mortgage on the promises -
f~.1 O. q. II. DAVIDSON sheriff.
A. CLAY, Attorney. au25doSts
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The "Conscience Fund. p

People who desire to show their wit by
sending small remittances to the Treasury
rs contributions to the conscience fund,
with the request to acknowledge the receipt
in the newspapers. may now discontinue
the practice, as hereafter such contributions
under the amount of one dollar will not he
separately noticed by the Department.
We found the above in the special dis
patches of the Cincinnati Commercial OF
yesterday. 1t is highly important in one
feature at least it don't cut off SCHENCK
from handing back and being heard.
It is intended to keep out Of the papers
and from seandalizing the "coRscfence Jund' y
such ignoble pilferers as that one who sent
in from Philadelphia the other day, THREE
CENT BILL, saying that it had been unjustly
stolen from the Government; and that
more dignided appropriation, who lately
forked over fifteen cents ScHENcK cGH b
heard!
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The Republican Tickct-its POlit-
fcal Elements.

Ical Elements.
The Radical Republicans have State,
District and County ticket in the field, the
several candidates standing on weli-de-
fned platform Whether for Secretary OF
State, or for Congress, or Common Pleas
Court; whether for Sheriff, or for Auditor,
for Treasurer, Clerk, Commissioner, Whisky
Inspector OF any other position to be filled,
the Republican candidate is expected to be
the representative of his party principles
aud measures.
II this is not denied, and we have no
doubt that it will be, then with SMITH, their
candidate for Secretary of State; with
SCOTT, for Supreme Court; with ScHENcK'
for Congress, standing on the National and
State platforms of that party, also stand
our Court House neighbors, AcKERNAN, for
Probate Judge; DAVIDSON, for Sheriff;
DIETRICH. for Auditor; FESNER, for Treas
urer; Fox, for Clerk, &c, &c, to the end
of their ticket.
These men. then, are the champions of
all the issues that now mark the divisions
between the Democracy aud Black Repub~
lican Radicalism. They ARE the ArrRov-
ERs. SUPPORTERS AND DEFENDERS ofall those
obnoxious measures of their party in Con-
gress, which have rendered that body in
famous beyond compare. Every profigate
appropriation; every Constitution infringe
ment, they are defenders of.
THE FREEDMEN's BUREAU LAW and its
millions of eXpense
-,
tablishcd negro superiority over white cit
izens;
The NEGRO HOMESTEAD LAW, forbidden
to white soldiers children;
The NEGRO BOUNTY LAW, two-thirds
greater than to white veterans;
Are all measures which Radicalism has
fastened upon the country, through cor
rupt fanetical Congress, and, in these sever
al candidates, find defense and approval OF
their unhallowed conduct. Nor are these
their only responsibilities, great as they
make it.
They are in company with SCHENcK-h
the same boat--and must float OF sink will
his load.
They are with him in the oppression o
their own people here in the Miami Valley
the ueyy FARMERS and MECHANICS from
whom they are expecting votes for thei
own elections-by an onerous, protective
and, in many essentials, prohibitive tariff
for the exclusive benefit of a section, whicl
has ever been like work-house paupers
qlmrtered upon the bounty of western pro
ducers.
They are with him in his squandering tn
monies Of the people in the various negr
schemes, rail road schemes, Yankee boo
schemes, partizan investigation schemes,an
scores ofothers, of kindred character, whic
rob the people to fatten and pamper "loyal
Ieeehes and favorite plunderers.
While they probably do not share wit
him in the last of his discreditable uses
the public funds Congressional extra pay
they share with him the shame, obloqu
and reproach, for they are in his compan
and countenanee the act
1t may not exactly suit the good nature
equanimity of our friends DAVIDSON, DIl
TRICH, FENEER, and their compatriots
the Republican county ticket, to have SUE
heavy weights as these piled on their back
on the owe of such race as the one wiC
they must soon enter upon; but that is u
load which they cannot escape. They mu
win with it, break down or be distanced.
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Poor Stanton.

Like the poor dog with his tin-kettled
musical gong, STANTON may well be COM
pared Every body gives him peculiar en-
eouragement to get out Of the way. Even
the New York Tribune boots him along. II
says of him;
There was time when Mr., Stanton
could have retired without descending trom
his proud position. We regret the fact
but that time has passed. The Secretary
has stopped, and cringed, and paltered, and
truekled, till he may now be contemptu-
ously kicked out with perfect safety TO th'
kicker"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-28
DAYTON PAVILION

IF yon want something 10 refresh you CT
DECkELLhAIER Pavilion, ON Jeftk i,.-
street, opposite the POstOiilcc. whore all kindsa
Refreshments In season are served up In the he
style He keeps Creams of all the Savored layOh
Ice Water, Mineral Water, Ne. also all kinds {
nice Cakes French and common candles in large
variety all kinds of Fruit ia season both Foreign
and Domestic, paper-shelled Almonds, English
Manuts Palm nuts, Filberta, Ground nuts, &c.,
with large variety Of other articles In his line OF
business, Having am experience of twentyrly
years ia the business he hopes TO be able to plea
AN who may fayor him with their custom
Balls, Wedding Parties, and Pic-nios supplied
with everything In his line of business, on terms
To suit the times.
Remember 62 jefferson ST., opposite the 4. o.
jut8dTuTh&St r. y. A.DECkELLMAYER
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alfw AdrFrtleemfnts. .
Notice to Bridge Builders.


AUDITORS OFFlCE, MONTGOMERY Co o.
DAYTON August 20, 1865
GEALED proposals for the construction Of
~ bridge oyer the Miami River, Dayton, below
the 2; II. " ID. Railroad Bridge will he receIvnJ
az this ofilce until nOOn Twelve O'Clock ! Satnr
day, september 8, 1856. -"
ilans ana specifications are on file az this Office
lhe commissioners reserve the right 10 reject nnv
or all bids II they see proper ~ 10 do "''
PERSONS having subscribed money toward tho
building OF the aforesaid Bridge are reqliesfrd 10
pay the same over to the person authorized 10 re-
celVei " without delay. j, W DIETRICH
huziuaWu Auditor Montgomery county D.
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MAYORS PROCLAMATION
TO THE PROPERTY OWNERS OF THE
CITY Of DAYTON.
MAYORS OFFICE.
DAYTON. AugustI1 1874


There being frequent complaints lnnd,, to me Ia,
eluzens OF Dayton that certain filth and nnisancts
eNlst ana are created by quantities of vegetable
matter being thrown into the ALLEYS and plili
streets OF the city and also that privles have in Sc
efhl instances become very offensive and are n,t ,
any hulsances IN the neighborhOOd where they AZ
locateui also that hog pens, in many instances ar
coz planned OF as being very offensive: also nui-
sahces arising from waste-water in cutters and
stagnant pools on vacant lots all OF hiSh on com
plant sustained by proper evidence is Punishable
by heavy hne and costs of suit:
Notlce Is, therefore, hereby given that all per-
sons hereafter complained Of, Tor causing or per-
mlttlhg nulsanccs, us abovr mentioned 10 exist ON
their premises, after this notice has been
once days, will be dealt with In strict nc-
ltis hoped and eXietss,',' "l the ''y III reier-
Deyton-knOwing, ~ we do, tuei .o,,,, ,,, i, = .
infectious diseases are surrounding g " cltAehs oI
been pronounced epidemic in our mel eghborine Shu Shlu
of Cincinnati-wiil require no further notice. or
enforcement of the law but will see that every
thing Is at once put in good, clean, ana healthy
condition around and about their premises
JONATHAN kENNEY.
aul5dlO Mayor of Dayton.
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Wood Proposals.
AupIroR,s orrlor. Morrnonrnr cn

AUDIToRs OFFIOR. MONTGOMERY On a
DAYTON August ~. esGG
SEALED proposals viii be received until noon.
- monday, september 3, 1866 TO supply the Conn
~ win one hundred and 1fty cords OF good IIirI
DRY, sugar and Beech Wood Proposals to he len
az the AUDITORS Onice. The Commissioners a. = :
Sept the right TO reject any all bids should they
deem proper j. W DIE1iHig,I N'
au2ldRWt Auditor Montgomery County o.
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KEEP COOL.
Every Family, Store, Mandatory,
Hotel, S1c., should have one.
The Filthiest Water in the World will
pass through it,

Resides its altering properties. II purihes. IL is
u well known fact that lime and other minerals in
water are injurious TO heal III. and when the chOl-
era was last in our midst those who drank rain
water were less liable 10 be attacked and IN die by
this scourge of man than those who used the ian
pure waters
The Offering materials used in this patent ar.
rangement (patented by BEST ~ HOGLEN) are
white sand animal and vegetable charcoal, &c.
and are 50 combined ms TO do their duty perfectly
Baylor sale in any quantities (onc or morc) by
HEST N EEOGLEN.
au1Altf DAYTON, OHIO.
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NEWS BREvITIEs.

Mf doidSou was tNtlcN tcc fftNuenl
"a-purpose.n AMI Mr., Lincoln was killed
"a-purposc!'
Our country devoted three thousand
millions Of dollars, and half million of
lives tO keep States IN the Union. Congress
has consumed eight months and other mill
lions 70 Keep such states cut of the Union.
TOO TRuE l--"I am running the establish.
Inent Cor the benefit of the Governmeat.n
IAN can earn save aliyimg formysclfand
family Is consumed 10 taNesn These are
the words Of manufacturer in this city.
Does nuy one doubt itf
IN London, hid gloves are sold iof thirty
five 10 forty cont's a good broad-cloth coat
for ten to twelve dollars, and fun suit OF
travelling clothes for eight dollars.
A negro at Delhi, Michigan. on Thurs
day night mIrdered daughter Of John
Buck, aud severely wounded her mother,
with an axe. He was arrested at Lansing.
yesterday, and sent 20 jail. A mob at
tempted to lynch him, but did not succeed.
OF the seven leading New York daillcs,
FIVE supported the recollection of Mt. Nm
coin. Six of these journals now support
the restoration policy Of President JOan-
son,
NJ. l.. .Sullivant's farm in Champaign
county, M, contains 10000 acres. 23,000
are fenced aud all of Il Is seryiceable and
productive. lie has 2G0 hired men, besides
tons Of lahor-saying maehipes.
DR. joel Morse, Sirgcon w thu United
states army was muriereu near Matalnoras
a short time since. He was formerly from
Milan. Huron county, Ohio.
MIR. Charles T. willard. a well known
photographer of Philadelphia, was fatally
Injured by falling into a cellar in that city
H. q
last week. ne was ihe inventor OF eiphGrs
| LOT tvlSSrnplllnS MnlCl "eIc pScu ~ tho
army uuriiiB 'ne war
| Tho watch Adelaide cauohton Nantucketa n
few d9ys since one bundfed and four blue
fish which weighed live hundred and forty
pounds and five large sharks, whose total
weight was estimated at one thousand four
hundred nounds. IT RI. IlII-IU
alt is notorious.n saws n Washington
correspondent' @tbat member of Con-
grass can not live here on S3OOO per annmn
! In n creditable manner" In commenting
upon which remark. the Mobile Times
piInpently saws: ut Il at least notorious
| that few of them do live in a creditablr
manner"
| The population of Toledo, by census
Just taken Is 24,I0l, against 1860 In 1866,
an increase of 1892 in year.
,,,-...,,..- - o--.s,>-..
Rock county, Miss, was compelled to pay
S7S6 Sc damages last week tor kissing the
wife of a Mr.. lIavens, Of the same county.
ANY hduen, when It's hGle-ingl
olAueeh new svores, on tiie grahu palaIlal
Broadway, New York. The estimated cost
of the entire number is about $4,000 OOO.
One of them. marble front. is to cost, hy
contract, S5O0OOO. IiI.
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for Sale.
For sale--Rare Chance.


i OFFER fer sale, my two story Brick Grocery
huihiing and Frame Building attached To-.
kethef win my stock Of Groceries and Liquors
hhu my frame Feed Sore and Stock of Feed. sit
s aateu oH the corner OF Nenia venue and Quitman
rus u a RARE CHANuE for a safe and profitable
investment either ~ a gpecrIlation or fnr nc,,i.
on the premises TO "FF''
au@Sdu ANDREW HABERER.
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lsptfIal ElaiIfta.
Rings Vegetable AmbrOsia


Is tho most popular HAIR itisroRATlxR Of
the day. ltit clearer, moro richly perrumed. aud
is warranted 10 restore gray hair 10 iss natural
oolori stop IFS coming or; remove dAndruG from
the scalp, aud provent baidncvs. Read the follow.
ing home testimony
CERTIFICATE.
aiSss eS RnEs nbsgTf. ssT ,5s aSs ,Ss :sl %ss
sa@e 9Ps asS ssSS igYpS Ia. A. cn Cha. y
y bald for severed ycarsw ill be iale in saying for
tons in tnc usc of tie AanR6siR, am "p proud 70
say that nov have lne growth Of healthy hair
whilst all other rrstOfatiyps have failed ! can
also tosIify as 10 lis qualities n restoring gray
ns5 ae ,sS., e 's SgSleal e29 ea'nE seen g tested
rior 10 all other rostoultiycs, What do Know.
know irorp experience, IN reference 70 its proper
e snd You'd n Tseopiacnd Z 70 aii being .he
Dayton Ohio, August 9s isGa
Il, IliBBS = CO. Props, Pctefboro, n A.
For sale by all Druggists in Dayton. and every
where. aDr. w. w, sTEWAMT,
au2Odawsm Wholesale Agent. Dayton o.
ANEW PERFUME FOR TIKI HANDKERCHIEF.
PhniOaS "NiRht Bioomihg Cereaa.s
HShnIsna "Nighu HIoohsIng Cereus.',
Phsls-s might nIeOn,Iag Ceroua.s
PhnIon'. "Nigl,t BIeosNine Cereus.s
Phnisa'- "Nighs nIosmiuE Ge-cas.s
most exsluste. delicate aud Ffagrant Perfume I
disipled from the rare and beautiful flower iroui
whsh Il takes ts name.
Manufactured only by
PIIALON a. SON, New York.
BEWARE or CoUNTERFEITs
ASK FOR PHALON's-rAKE NO OTHER
tjy13dMwFaw
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As the election for Governor and other
officers for the State of Maine, win be beld
on Monday, september 10th, we give the
following election statistics;
ieet coEt lRep) for Governor over How.
issi iaSootN' for President. over McclKi.. 'O''''
isiS' Ccsy tiiepj for Governor over How '''''
AID kDomD -.sftsi, tt ....,- ~. .ti2
Whole vote in 1864, l0Ssd5 Whole vote
IN 1885, st5G0. E8lf
MCClELLANs vote in 1884 ,........ 4t,ai
HowhuH, (Deri) vote ini6d0, ...... M,1ti
ORDERS FRoM HEAD-huARrRRs.- THAT
live and influential favorite organ Of the
Radicals, the New York Independent, Is
strongly urging negro suffrage, and asks
It's friends TO allow no Republican 70 be
nominated 10 congress who Il opposed "a
It, nay, II adds, "let no Republican be nom
mated who Ia not pledged beforehand to
stand or fall by it, "No man." It says,
"shall be the next President OF the United
States who does not ask permission of tho
negro"
That injunction, however, Is rot sup
posed to be more than indirectly applicable
to oScHENCR--for he, althoughhe did not say
it, IN so many words, to the Convention that
nominatcd him; nor in his speech. on the
Court House steps; nor by his organ, the
Journal yet he acted IL throughout the
session, and in every way was "souud on
the nigger''--the negro bureau; the nigger
rights; the nlgger bomties; the nigger
public farms-whereyer there was niggcr
there was SCHENCK; and at no time, on .
nigger issue, was he known TO stampede,
rs ut Vienna, ON the locomotive double
quick
se.F
IS. Louis is suffering greatly from chol-
era. The deaths, last week., were 100, and
about LOCO the week previous. The larg-
est mortality during any ono week in 1910,
when the city had one-third of its present
| population was $50, and the largest month
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Special Caution.
DR.. Bicknell's Syrup!
THE GREAT
CHOLERA REMEDY

Also, Dyseate'y, DidrrAea, Cholera Mor6ns, Sum.
mer Complaint, Pain or OraEap In Stomach or Bo,c-
els, Sick or Sour Stomach Painters Collie, Sc, and
Is warranted to CURE or no pay, Is purely veget-
able without u particle of opiate or narcotic.
Highly aromatic, very pleasant 10 the taste, mild
but sure in its effects, and strengthens the
system, acts like a charm, aforlihg almost imme
diate relief and taste Of the article viii satisfy
the most incredulous Of these facts, Sold by all
dealers In medicine Please send for circular.
Try it. Prepared only by EDWARD SUTTON
Providence, RI, DEMAS BARNES n Co, of
New York, General Agents m9daw6m
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ES-The call is largely signed and pub
lished, for Convention in Cincinnati, on
Tuesday next, TO nominate a Consevatiy,
ticket for Congressman and county officers
The Presidents friends are in earnest down
there, and they comprise among then
many of the most active, resolute men o.
the county.
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1t is spoken of as significant that nearly
all the speakers at the ratification meeting
last night threatened civil war in case of
the success of radical measures.
So says II special dispatch to the Cincin-
natl Gazette Off Conservative meeting at
Washington. As many radical papers and
orators have already threatened the same,
in the event of their party defeat, we must
conclude, we suppose, that ctuH todr is
sure. In that event one thing may be safe
ly calculated ON the Gazette warriors will
not, in such deplorable crisis, shrink one
moment from being g-CoMMIssARIEs, QUAR-
TERMAsrERs and CoNTRACToRsl Wen bel
ON that.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-28

MARRIAGES AND CELIBAUY, an Es.
say of Warning and Instruction for Young Men.
Also, Diseases and Abuses which prostrste the
vital powers, with sure means OF relief Sent free
OF charge in sealed letter envelopes. Address, DIR.
]. sKILLIN HoUGHToN, Howard Association,
Philadelphia, Pa Ru14dawsm