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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-03-06
Soldiers Record.
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crsgsh sassr cell # oa u, isc8i ler sgl.-
GO msa. aa4 susssgesl calls.
vols. ior Years.
.a2aas. Es,rsg y Reg Go p, enlisted Jan.
/ 'e4. Bus,srsi yaa. ei. clustered cat Nay
= g.
BsieasiSsr, Jssa r. splis,ed Dee - 60;
mustered Jaa. "a; sPpoisiei csass At West
Peat Aag - ca
Bsal,. Ha, ~ Reg G. A; enlisted Dse'
IL 'es. nusssreA Jan. "a; mustered cot July
10 Ga
Bell, Js4 REG. Co; 4. Ealisiei Dec q CO
mastered Jan 'ess mustered cut Jaos ~ 90,
HayIiasame. Cyrus Rag. CO. Ii enlisted
De1. ~ 'Cs, MUSTERED Jan. 6 'eai uusiervi cut
Juns r. '6t.
Cosptr. Hsary n 10 Reg Go. A !; enlisted Dee.
n '6s; mustered Jan. 8 64, accidentally inja-
rel 10 the Wilderness May Q 64, transferred to
Veteran gsrerrs Corps Dec 70 "a discharged
March 65.
( Corey, ssmusl J. 10 Veg Co. A enlisted Dec
10 IS; mustered Jan. Ell wounded; disehor.
gei June 9 '65.
Dyer. Douglas n Sergeant, u Reg Go. y
enlisted Oct 90 promoted Captain aud A. = N
Aug. "a o.
Eofoa. Truman b 10 Reg Co A; enhstct
< Nov. 30 '63; mustered Dec. u go; mustered
oai June - '65.
I Funny. Thomas II Reg. Co. T.; enlisted Dee
5 's3, mustered Dec II 'tS; transferred to Co
/ y June q G5; no further record.
Greater. Jossl.i s Reg. Co 4, enlisted Dec 2.
4 '6s, mustered Jan. 8 'Gii promoted Corpora
I Dec. 70 'G4; mustered out June 70 '65,
| HiHdy, Hin, n Cavalry Co l.; enlisted Dec
70 '63; mustered bee 25 C3; taken prisonei
near Stony Greek Station On Wilson's raid Jun,
- Ca mustered cut June 20 65.
/ .hearf. Charles 10 Reg. Co. h; enlisted Dec
u 'G3; mustered Jan. '64; transferred TO Vet
cran Reserve Corps Nov. &c '64; discharged Ma,
I / '65.
/ .N0rcroH, Samuel L, Cavalry Co @. enistel
Aug 10 Ca; mustered Aug. Is "a; Transferred
4 10 Co. i June n '65; mustered cut Aug. '65
Pierce, Ererm W. Reg Co. T.; enlisted
Dec. u '6S; mustered Jan. ca; u usterel ou
luue - 90
Piauie. .Napolcoa Cavalry Co II; no further
recOrd.
Siaaard, Hin. n 10 Reg. Co. E; enlisted
Dec 81 '6s, mustered Jau. Ga; mustered ou
june ~ 6j.
/ Sryt, Geo. n. II Reg. Co F; enlisted Oct
81 't3' music ed March 9 Ga; promoted sergeau
Nov. y "a; mustered out July "a 'G5.
Tomb, Joseph r. 10 Reg Co Fl enlisted Nov
~ go mustered Jan. 'GI; wounded at Mouoc.
acy July ca; discharged April il '65.
tfaiker. Charles n. . Reg. Co. E., enliste,
Dec ~ 90; mustered Jan. 81; killed at vii
derness May "a.
Ii'hite, Geo J, Cavalry, enlisted Dec. % CO
mustered Dec 70 63 no, accounted for.
Hhitoa, Harmon 10 Reg Co. E; enistcC
Dec p 'G3; mustered Jan. '6l died June
'64.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-03-06

Six million nine hundred aud twenty
four thousand one hundred and sixty Eight
gallons of malt liquor were mAnufactured'
and consumed in Chicago last year. This
consumption is equal to thirly-nine galloes
for each inhabtani.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-03-06
MoRE TRUTH THAN PoETRY.--A poet,
IN the Nebraska News, concludes long

POFTH WIN Ibc IOIIUNIhB Hncs
Well such IS life Whom the Gods lore die
f0aBs. n HON they hate, live aud prosper,
Aud arf elected delegates 10 Congress
from the several Territories
That reminds one Of Hook, who, meet.
ing sroap Of playful boys, paited them
tenderiy on their heads, remarking:---
Poor liftle fellows How sad 10 link
they may grow up to be members Of Par
Lament n a# "
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-03-06

Among lh- curiosiiies lately placed in a
museum i rnusquilo's bladder, contain
ing the souls 81 lweuiy-sour Government
contractors, ard tie fortunes Of twelve ed
iiors II is nearly half fuil.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-03-06

A Western paper announces: "A COW
was struck by lightning and Instantly kill
ed, belonging to the village physician wl.d
had beautiful calf four days DID,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-03-06

4 Dutchman a few days ag,, picked
up bound volume Of documents, on the
back n which was stamped Pub Dues
~Teifei, .aid be, -yai kinds oi bsks win
iey print next As BIT, here isIi Dne oa
ptD torn
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-03-06

Il gives an idea VI progress 10 see such
ab advertisement as this; WANTED
A young man to take charge Of paif
OF hersss Of religious turn Of mindH
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-03-06
Josh Hiuiass on sKAriae.


Having herd mg,eh sei eleas slsies
parks, aHd ghe erass anseaat - beth aud
muscle shsy wos tmpNrsshe hes the pres
eHt grnerashun "a sl,ss asl vaaa lrwn lust
cSt, bougb, ticket and went attain the
icnso
found the Zee IN a slippery coasl,shsit
covering about s,rrs atlialhaiiAeitl
which was owned 81 stock company, and
I fuac to order.
Upon one side ov the pond sss srvkled
little grocery buildinEs, ehera the wimrh'n
sot on benches while Ihc ieileFa (kiysered
with blasbe.l hi,cbcd tbe msjiek irun tsw
their feet
llwax . most cxsi,ing scene tie san
wax N the skey--and the wind wes ia the
air --and iho birds we're in the Soalh-
and tliv snow WA on the grousd--and the
ice las shvering with bad kold--and
angels (ov beth gende0) aakluatsd pAal
mv pro and con, and fro, here 4 little
and there coed deal
!. VAS most exciting scene wanted
tew holier Bully Or lay down and rool
over.
But kept in, aud akcd with glory.
Helsh Wac pIktured on many NOBEL
brow. ha
Az the fcmail angels put out oF the
pond, side bi side with the mail angvlls, IL
was the most powerful scene ever stood
behind
Ihu long red tape from their neeks
sTam IA .he breeze. aud the feathers In
their Jockeys hutlerrd in the breeEo. and
other things (tew much tew menshun) att.
tered il the breeze.
! don't think ever wax more crasy be-
fore in mi lfe---on ice.
For : long hours stood and gazod with
dun exsitomeni.
felt like a kanal hoss turned suddeHly
out tew grass
don't know how to proceed.
Az one ev the angels, more Sudden
lhan all the rest, cum fieing dewn the
track, 8 lengths ahed ov her mail ANGEL,
awl eyes were gorging with her heavenly
bust oy speed; she seemed tew hare cut
luce from earth, and was bound South, for
the Cape oy Good Hope, when awl tew
onst, with gorgours swoop'terriiick, down
crumbling into limpid heep she went,
with squeak terrific, living lovely mass
os dirsastrus skirt and lapcring ankle.
Awl gathered around the burs,ed ANGEL !;
but 10 in minitt's space, her wings agin
was plumed, aud eyry leather waE in its
lawful phase and on she fled, lafIing like
wine tlra its buteous blnshes.
had seen enough--more llappyness
:han belonged tew me---and az l sloly
wendcd back tew mi hum at the tavern
felt good.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-03-06

Sambo Lad been whipped Tor stealing
bis masters oHioas Ore day be brought
a skunk IN bis arms. says lie, "Aiassa,
here's de clap da, steal " onions. Whes
smell bin BRET
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-03-06

And here i a uens item "a child
was run over by q wagon three years Old
and cross-eyed with pantaloons en- which
i never spoke afterwards
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-03-06

Select from ah ages Of lie world the one
of whose true history We know tie least.
The sans age.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-03-06

Mrs. Darlington says that Ike like 4
spurious horse goes oa en 'aevaner
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-03-06
MINER & pRlNDLE,
VANDERBILT HOTEL.

Tht. Inug establishes Hotel siill continues open
FAR ths accommodation of thr travelling public
Paaseaar mtten,on gwen - i'aat'icr. iru'a asrosh
astrr lie suninerfnoail,s, fe public patronage
Lithtrts lLeralY extenaed isJespecituily solicited
". NkNhEutir, Proprietor
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-03-06

I S. OSMAN, NJ. H..
81. Pr4riieos rhtsisiah aaa snrs.en :.
o.Eeastrs,tlepce' Naia street. Manchester, "
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-03-06
Vols. for IYear.

-fiieH, Htn,y {. Cavalry, Co G, enlisted Aug
10 ~, mustered Aug ID %; ou mustered June
Il 90
Barra John c. Cavalry Co. G; enlisted Aug
10 81; mustered Aug. 10 'G4; mustered Out
June u 65.
Eddy, Daniel W. Cavalry Co. 6; enlisted
Aug, 10 90; mustered Aug. 10 '6i; mustered
out June u Co
Haakins, Merritt d. Reg. Co. f; enlisted
sept o. mustered Sept. Ca; mustered ou
June 10 65.
PhitltPs, Hary c, Cavalry Co. G; enlisted
Aug 10 O.; mustered Aug Is "a; mustered
out June i2 '65.
Us56, .irnoa R Cavalry Co. G; enlisted
Aug % '6ii mustered Aug. Is '6i; mustered
out June q '65.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-03-06

DUCK MITTENS a. GLOVES,
Manufactured snd ,old by E. ilafr, Agent
Mamehssser, "
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-03-06
EQulNoX HOUSE.

1esu rcna june 10 December, for permaneu tor
tesn.,swt visitors. THIS linb.c baxuE hoeu recent
iy enlarged, !, now tie mo.i eopmodion' - tle
Stare ard s. furnished witt the latest comforts avg
saavsnirnrre. FeripiormAilau A. nr'H'ins, &e.' ~
49,, II. UHsfs, Agent
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-03-06
Faantbrstrr DustnsSs DirruOrg

nOY a. SWIFT.
u Wss6tafaarsts ~ itsaasrs an
ls..i. sus shess- ! Deaf rHsf e pfRe si"fa,
Manchester Nefaoni.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-03-06


ciaPp. Stephen Cavalry Go. G.; re-enli.ted
Dee 80 90; promoted Corporal Oct. / 'G4;
wounded, promoted Sergeant Nov 10 Ca; trans
fsred to Co. L. June u co. mustered out Aug.
. '65.
Cook. Frsdsrick ".
Dsmars, Joseph Reg. Co +; not credited by
name under Is, CALI enlisted Aug - '6l; mus
tered Sept l6 '6l; wounded and taken prisoner
a, Savage Station June 10 '62; promoted serg.
cant; re-enlsted Dec. l6 '63; sick 10 genera
hospital May II Ga; no further reeorl
Glsasoa, Lroar,
iiore, Theron Cavalry Co. @ re-enlsted Dec
30 'oSi wounded on Wilson's raid Juuc ca; pro.
msitd Corporal Jan. '65 transferred to Go.
Jaus p e.; mustered out Aug . CO.
Lacksy. F,aaklia g. Reg. Co. T.; recalls
ted Dec 10 CS, wounded at spo,sylyania May
IL ca /, prouio,ei sergeab, Oct 20 "a; promo
ted is, Sergeant May co; mustered out Jane
~ 'g5.
Laekey Jama n 8 Reg. Co. +; re-enIisted
Dec. 10; mustered ou, June ~ '05.
Mccoy. .aibsu.
-hoaerisf. lin. r Cavalry c.. O; re-enlist.
Dec 5O 't3' promoted Corporal Oct. Ca; pro
motel sergean, Nov. 10 "a; Transferred to Co
Iars y 's5i mustered cut Aug '65.
Rsoisas, Tiiel Cavalry c. G; rc-enlis,ei
Dec 20 63 wounded ia Sheridsa's raid; promo.
tel Corporal Jan 6 eS; Transferred to Co. l. Jun,
p 'G5; a.us'erol cut Aug 65.
Stnioaa. Geo. ~. N.
I'anasflip, Jola ~
Hafsfa, Hiraa ~ csvalry Co G re-enli.t
el Dee 30 'e3; promoleI Sergeant M4ich / ga
p,onoied o. Csunlissary s. geant, promoted =
Sergean;. isansfrrel 10 co Jaae II 's5.
aurey, Oaenaf " Sergeant. : Reg. Co b
re.enlisei FEB l9 "a. redssed to ,he rank.
gaus Is 81. sill 10 sersies.
u ioa8rafs. If'n. ~
Veteran Reserve Corps.
Sss,i8ss, Gta. n. promoted Capt Co 4 8 Reg
Nss. 70 co. clustered cut jane - '6s.
Hymaa. .Msfflu u.
Not Cfeditsd bY Nams.
Wells. for Nine Months.
htaaea Dasitl ls Reg. Co. c, enlisted Aag
= 'e2. assssfed os, p g.; saasifre1 cut Jul,
80 s68
Bsatiy. Traaa j Reg Ca cs enlisssa Aug
= 'es, EHsssr4 ost q 'g2, nasssrcI oos j..
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-27

From Rev j. Newton Brown, d. d. Editor OF the
Encyclopedia of Religious Kne Wedge and Chris.
tian Chronicle, Philadelphia
Although not disposed TO favor or recommend
Patent Medicines In general through distrust of
their ingredients and effects, yet know Of suf-
tlcient reasons why man may not testify 10 the
benefits he believes himself 70 have received from
any simple preparation, In the hope that he may
thus contribute to the benefit Of others.
do this the more readily lR regard 70 Hoohands 5
German fntters prepared by DIR. c. M jackson, OF
this city, because was pref udiced against them for
many years, under the Impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic nj xture. I am indebted 30 NV
friend, Rob't. Shoemaker, ESQ., for the removal Of
this prchidce by proper tests and for encourage
meHt 70 try them when suffering fiom great and
long continued debility The use of three bottles
OF these Bitters at the beginning Of the present
year WAS followed by evident relief and Testora-
had not felt for sX months before aud had almost
despaired Of regalning 1 therefore thank Cod,
and my friend for directing me 70 the use OF them
!. NEWTON BROWN PHILADELPHIA
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-27
THE DAILY EMPIRE.
H. n. ROBINSON,
PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR.
The Cnttle PIngue.

r From the Fllntshiro (Eag) ObsoTvarl
In record Of the plague OF 1857 written
by Or. Lyon Playfalr, we read:
The systcm Of compensation for saugh-
tering animals would appear to offer
means of record, but ii WIS soon Abandoned
as it led % the most serious frauds. Every
animal suffering trom disease of any kind
was Knocked on the head, and classed as q
pague-strlcken beast IN order TO Insure gov
ernment COMPENSATION. A more serious
evil still resulted for the payment of losses
diminished the motive to exerton, on the
part of the local authorities, for the extir-
patton of the murra'n, The Treasury re-
cords, therefore, accord no clue to the num-
ber of cattle which succumbed to the
plague but 10 is probable that Il reached to
upw ard OF 100000.
During the cattle plague of l7l4. the or
ders then Issued by the Privy Council were
very similar to those which have recently
been issued. thus clearly proving that the
plague Of that period was OF the saine char
acter as the one we are now visited with.
The same precautions were observed, the
symptoms OF the diseased cattle are alike,
all remedies filled to relieve, and the ''pole-
AK" or what we would now cali the
stamping out" system, was pronounced
then rs the only radical cure.
Theplague then continued thirteen years,
Faust, IL Is said that from I'LL TO 1906, more
than two hundred millions of horned cattle
were cut of by the disorder In Western
Europe; and no one method of cure-ex-
cept homeopathy, tried In 1S05--was not
tried and found wanting In the plague OF
l7i6. All the modern appliances were APP
piled then. and TO 10 purpose. During this
visitation ireland, MS now was free from
the disorder. 1t will thus be seen that the
experience of the plague In lS45 is highly
valuable. though most diseouraging, both
as the use OF preventive and curative
measures, i. lr ..Ir f. ... tI#.#
Ia 1853 experiments were made ut Char
kow with reference to innoculation. One
thousand beasts were innocuated. with mat
ter of the seuenth generation, and not more
thln sixty died. sa'i
Russia, beyond all doubt, has been proved
to be the nursery of the Rinderpcst, as II
IS more or less, ever present among the
herds bred IN the Steppes OF that country
The virus there Used for Vaccnntian has
been artiicially converted into cow-pox.
or vacine virus, by mixing Herewith warm
cows milk, apds dilution of strong coffee
Is recommended to be used also as it con-
tahis casoin like milk.
The number Of horned cattle In this
country Is supposed 10 be from seven "a
may be tikenag E7O,000.000.
We have already shown that the history
of the plague IN 1865 is but close rcpctf-
tion of its history IN lT4b, when II dwelt
among us for twelve wears Its iT.vages
then We're fearful. and Il behooves all par
ties, whether owners of stock or other
wise, TO aid In every MANNER they possibly
can, to prevent the spreading of this most
destructive nillady.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-27
May Fight but shan't Vote.

Says the Philadelphia Age:
We observe that Mr.. Summer Is quite ex-
cited because one of the Swiss rantons has
pardoned 4 criminal. on condition that he
should come to America. This is all right
and we sincerely hope the Swiss will moi
send any more such folks here. But, ifoul
memory serves us, New Engladd and her
representatives were not so scrupulous auc
sensitive to this Infusion when they organ.
lied In Boston an association to hire foreign
ers of all sorts Swiss and Belgians, TO save
themselves from the draft, aud help then
to cut native throats In the South
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-27

FROM thc WeN, ThOs. II, WInter u. D. TN8iDr 0f
RoNborough Baptist Church EF
Dear Sir '..-f feel II due 10 your excellent prepa.
ration lioonands 6ernAn liitteisi " add my tes-
have for years. az times been troubled with great
disorder In my head and nervous system I was
ulyised by friend % try bottle OF Your German
Bittsrs. did 80, and hive experienced great and
unexpected reliefi my health has been very ma.
terialy benefited. | confidently rorOnmehd the
article where meet with cases similar 10 my own.
and have boon assured by many Of their good OF
fecis Respectfully yoors 4. WINrER, <
fNAH# Roxborough, Pa
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-27
The Truth Plainly stated.

The following, from the Providence Post,
contains a large amount Of truth in n
small compass: 'i..- ...-.
Whatever any party may have deemed 1t
necessary to sny during the war. every
body now agIees that the Constitution Of
the United States has been. by the party In
power wholly set aside. That il has been
treated ~ OF no account. of no binding au-
thority. an instrument 10 be set aside,
whenever II colld plallsibly be said that it
was insufficient to enable the country to
save Itself. OF the utter hypocriey of this
plea we shall not now stop to speak what
we wish TO say Is. that some portion Of the
Republican party having the grace TO say
that we have been living, and the Govern
ment having been carried on outside Of
and against constitutional law, II Is patent
20 all, that II we are TO regain and continue
I,emocratic institutions the sooner we re-
turn 10 consideration of the require
ments and obedience to the provisions of
the fundamental law, the better 1t will be
for the country
Now there need be, and there Is no difii-
Guilty In the nature OF things to such re-
turn. The law Is plain, the President Is
anxious to comply with and enforce the
law and the people are more than anxious
to see our distracted land once more quiet
peaceful and prosperous.
summation SO deyoutly TO be wished. One,
and one only impediment. The Radical
majority In Congress. l
Not satisfied with having so far during
the session refused TO do anything for the
restoration OF the Union that majority Is
yet engaged in thwartilg the honest en-
deavors of Andrew Johnson To reunite the
States aud by it, leader In the House Thad.
stevens. Is doing all it can TO make free and
representative government ridiculous.
On saturday last Mr. Stevens made an
assault upon the President In a new and
most offensive manner. Ina mock heroic
speech whirh strange To say was not only
permitted. but appeared 10 he rnlished by
the House. he endeaVOred b. east ridicule
upon the President while he indulged In
the old slang OF "coppcrhead," US against
his supporters and abetters,
II Is beyond expression humlllating that
Congress should NC 50 important iuncture
allow such latitude b one who Is half buf-
foon, half bully, and wholly traitor TO lib
erty. No stronger symptom Of the dccad-
ence not only Of wisdom. but Of manllness
and comprehension of duty. could be pre-
sented 10 a wondering and scandalized pco-
pie. r'
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-27
e r " Church philadelphia

From the many respectable recommendations
given 10 Dr. HOonand's herman Bltters was III.
luced 20 give them trial. After using several
NIFTY aud Inost o. eelient tonic for the stomach
ID. MERRIGE.
From Rev. Wm. smith, formerly Pastor Of the
Vincentown and Milldlle IN. " baptist Churches
Philadelphia
Having used In my family n number OF bottles of
your HOohand's German JitteFs. have 10 say that
] regard them As an excellent medicine, specially
adapted 20 remove the diseases they are recon-
mended for. They strengthen and inyigorate the
system when debiltated and are uscflh In disOr-
dars Of the liver loss OF appetite sc. have also
recommended them 10 several of my friends who
have tried them, and tOnnd them greatly benedsiAl
ia the restoration OF health Yours truly
WIN SMITH $50 Hutchinson street
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-27

VIII cure every case Of
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY


CHRONIC OR NERVOUS Debility,
AND DISEASES or TIE KIDNEYS. .+
Observe the following symptoms resulting from
disorders Of the digestive organs;
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fulnsss Of Blood 10
the Head, Acdty of the stomach Nausea Heart
burn Disgust for Food, Fulness or Weight ia the
Stomach, S0lir Eructons sinking on Fluttcring
ut the Pit OF the Stomach, Swimming OF the Head
Hurried aud difficult breathing, Flutterng at the
Heart Choking or Sunocating Sensations when in
lIefore the Sight Fever and Dull Pain 10 the Head
deficiency Of Precipitation, Yelowness OF the skin
and Eyes Pain in the Side, Back Chest, Limbs
Nc Sudden nushes Of Heat, Burning In the Flesh
Constant imaginings Of Evil, and great Depression
Of Spirits .7 H.
EwBmBER!
That this Bitters Is not Aichoic contains no Rum
or Whisky and cannot make Druukurtis, hut Is the
best Tonic In the World.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-27
CAUTION.

J. IlE PUBLIC ARE WARNED NOT
70 purchase two pTomissOry notes made by me
and payable 70 Henry Human one note Tof
sa00 will le tps on the lst OF pril neat aud one
for u OD, dqe on ,tbe lst " April iBf These
p0toa were gtven for land and said llufinan noa-
lecta U renlove che tncutn brncs theron therefore
my refusal 70 pay the notos 80 Hs
49, s-stW JosBPH BRuMaR.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-27

An author not unfrlendly to the bottle
when surprised one evening In his arn
chair, two or three hours after dinner, Is
reported to have apologizcd by saying
"When one Is alone the bottle does come
round so very often"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-27

PoRk CRop II CHicAGo.--By a statistical
table In the daily papers Il appears that ,l9e
total number OF hogs packed la Chicago
during the season just closed. Is 50l.462
against 1901 last season, showing fhll-
ing of OF 2iS695. The average Weld Of
lard Is IL per cent, more than last year
The total liumhetpt oAttel packed Is 2a.728
head. against o. 100 head last season, The
diHlis 1tt0n Il es.aal. s.la aalsl9- p 9I7
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-27
O
READ " $40 SAYS sB.

From the Rev Levi q Beck, Pastor of the baptist
Church, Pemberton, N j., formerly of the North
baptist Church, Philadelphia ut psosent Pastor
the baptist Church. Chester Pa
have known Ioofiand's German BitteIs favor
ably for u number OF years Il have used them IN my
own family, and have been 50 pleased with their
effects that was nducel 10 recommend them to
macy others, and know that they have operated In
strlkingly beneficial miuiner. take great pleas
ure In thus publicly proclaimipgth this fict aud cali
ing the attention OF those aliiCted with the dis
eases for which they are recommended, To these
Bitters knowing from experience that my recon- =
mendation will be sustained. do this more cheer
fully AZ HoOnand's Bfitsrs Is intended 10 .lene6t
the afflicted and " 'siot u rufi tlrink "p Z 'sA
Yours, truly, LEVI e.. BECK.
From Rev. W. ID. Seigfiied, Pastor Of TwelftI,
Baptist Church Philadelphia.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-27
nEwARE oF 0ouNrERYEIrs.

BEWARE OF CoUNrRRPEITs.
See that the signature OF 20 NJ. JACKSON la on
t the wrapper Of each bottle.
should your nearest gglst not have the artl-
Gle do not be put OF by any OF the intoxicating
preparations that may be offered in its place, bnl
send 70 us and vswlil fOrWdrd. securely packed
by express
Y PRINCIPAL orrlcE AND MAEUFAcToRr,
Nes esi Arch So. PhilndslphIa, PA,
f fo TlI JONES A EVANk. q. aT1'
lasOesssoys = O n. JAoEs0EA col s' i.s
ltsst. t.aspa5ua oss. PRoPRIRTORs.