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Arizona miner., 1866-05-23

CoLoRADo LKELY TO HE 4 STATE There has 2fcen a new deal in the Senate caFds concerning Colorado, aud i.is Ho,,sa ,i lavi,aiy e,'tsruF.
 liere Is the latest telegram 10 San Franrsea Anrr Further debate the senate by 70 against i8, recon
 sidered the former ro;c, and then by l9sysint B,
 passed the bill admitting Colorado.
Arizona miner., 1866-05-23

Mn. EHEESsERG has returned from 8 yidi to she mining districts and Is now in Prescott. fae Acting gGovernor yesterday rendered hlm the office of Probate Judge Of Yama county rice David Hitchcock resigned, bu, be decned 70 accept on Recount of business csgagements. Be learn that Dc speaks highly Of the mines
Arizona miner., 1866-05-23

COLONEL WootsTT is Aboui the busiest man ir ihe county. Wlth tro ranches, largely ouliigaied tvo mills in course of erection. and Inc opening sf lodes' he has hb bands full IL is reported sl.i ;!sc Green Tree and other lodes near the Agua
 Fro mill, which h. is opening, are gigantic in size and amazingly rich. We hear tha, tl,e Colo nei Is soon to erest quartz min al Walnut Grove fin connection whh Mir Culumber.
Arizona miner., 1866-05-23

@ JANEs ANnRxsoS. Esq, Chief Clerk of ;he
 iiouse of Representatives Of the Firsi Legislature
 ecreiary of the Council of the Second do oBe of zpur leading attorneys, and man of soul and Wii Aas len for visis io cs!lfesa.=- L. E. .s=geii, teader Of the Prescott Brass Band, lof whlch we Are proud) and very good fellow, accompanied Jim. Wherever he goes, may his lutc, like that ef orphcus;
 Make tigers tame and huge leviathans forSake unsounded deeps, tD dance on sands"
Arizona miner., 1866-05-23

JACK sEmIIss aza his followers, Co il,e uurn
 Rer Of eighty or one hundred. have eonereuaicd P Wickenburg and Pima Village, and viii leave ! pos the proposed expedi,toa Co thc White Mountains on the iFz of Junc. Many of The best hountain Eien in thc Territory are of The party. 'nd under an experienced and unilfing leader Ike swiiling something crcditahlc will bc done. h our next VIC hope to give full Isi oI thc party
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-01
From Chicago.


CHICAGO, JantEsTN 81.
| The finding of human limbs -ffE'the
streets of our city had q repcti6hTe9idav.
The naked limbs of a female. scH}it6triiu,
Iabove the knee. were found -SraHash
avenue this morning. There can be no
question but these limbs are from the dis
secting table, and are left in the-StfT-rtS bv
some OF the students OF our medical col
leges to create sensation.
- young man, supposed to be. pitmed
Donahue- from pawn ticket fSuadliA his
poeket, was found on the streerl2St night
in an insensible condition. lie was con
veyed to the armory and died this morning.
Ia Ills pocket was found an empty vial
marked laudauum. and box markufmor-
phinc pills. also empty. The verdictgpfthc
Coroner's jury was death from SdiGide.
He was an entire stranger here. aoI fuoTt
a dispatch from Springfield .tatps ,thRt a
jury has been impauueled in the. limited
states Circuit Court for the trial of Ex-
Postmaster Armstrong, of that gitSc who.
it will be remembered was arresLoCls,s0me
months ago for mail robbery. Jh@j
The same dispatch also reports thR,arrest
of Robbins at Burlington. Iowa iGlte ,allp-
posed murderer of A. ITotz, whoseli liyody
was found near Springfield on the 2dtHin-
stant. ,Ift
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-01
caDs BIC e0gentlon VI tle lHQUse utitil di
Latest From Europe.

'@'+''''-'' n . A.''''
The steamship London. from Melbourne,
foundercd at sea. Two hundred and seventy
lives weTe lost. iAteep Of tue crew aud
three passeR,saIS n erss saskdI
The Parliamentary session commences
the lst of February.
The new refOrm biurwas laid before the
Cabinet on the 10th inNSbut only in the
shape of project.
Russell and Gladstone are the authors of
II, llB VIII not beihnTodnted in the session.
~Tie'cattle plagnt continues its ravages.
No new arrests or seizures OF Fenians
have taken place.
The London fSYdsl saws Emperor Napo-
leon has personally intimated 10 the Wash
ington Cabinet his Willingness 10 with
draw his tnoops fTeur MaSSi0o at sargn mo-
ment on condition that thos United States
Goyernpeegt IHvogntzaJ JAaximillian as En-
The Mohfteuv SAYS: No further doubts
are entertained in Madrid that General Prln
will ,be ,oOmpellsd to surrender or ehter
Portugal within three days. lie Is stated
to have driven his soldiers by representing
that Espartero directed the revolt. Mar
shal O'Donnel ordered the pursuit, but not
Prim's eaptups[ 8aiun~ f- =
MadIId was qmet. The moderate parry
hoped that General COneha. Would form a
Ilew Cabinet. Ilogf b. Ir-tl o.. i.s..,.
The Paris Jo,erpd dgs DtBdtSsays I'm an
editorial; We Wish Mexico had not b,i-
CONS such am embarrassing matter 10 US
aud the obligation originating in a fake
point of honor. Let ustry 20 see the sdr-
vices and actual dangers which threaten
the French policy In Alnerieas and which
make as wish our Government would take
one or the other of two resolutions, either
boldly Iugmontour army of occupation in
Mexico In order 20 prepare against djaeQnt
perils, or,take counsel as 70 The most Splt-
able ahdpTompt measures for the eyacttl-
tiJi ofthe country. afa-sfa.h
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-01
Information Wanted.

Henry Eiehhslt5 'Ieft his residence in
Mad River Township, Montgomery county,
Ohio ON the l1th day of October 1865, with
the intention of going with a drover from
indianapolis TO some point in the South
1t is understood that he ,left indianapolis
in this capacity on tlie 18Th OF. October
since which time he has not been heard
from by his friends, lie has q wife residing
hi Mad 1;ivef township, WHO Would be
very thankful to receive any information
respecting him. addressed 10 the Post-ofllre
at Harshmanville, Montgomery county
UnipiaA SSOSisl NNihilsasN ,Nin8A i
.siPapcrs in the Westand Soutb will confer
favor by copying the'abosc.S sh
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-01
Ten Flowing Wells DESTROYED b,
FIRE. 900 Barrels Crude Oil
kIODn(bO. H yr.l q

PETROLEUM CENTER, PA, January 81.
Atcrrifc fire occurred on Bennchoif Run
this afternoon, mt ai5 O'clock, originating
from q spark from an engine, which was
first communicated To the well on lease
thirty three.
Eight flowing wells belonging to the
BennehQG Petroleum Company, Now York,
and two'to tile Northern Light Petroleum
Company, were, burned, ipeludipg, ll,OOO
mated at Sl0000O. ,...t..tg
The ire'isstill raging, but is now coh-
sidered controlable, All the wells gwest-
ward of No. 33 are saved. The town WAS
at one time considered in great danger, but
is now cOmDaratiycly safe,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-01

GRoUND-HoGs. - To-morrow, tFriday
Feb. 2,)gwill he what old settlers call
't1rOund-Hcg's Dayg' 'It Is held that the
woodchuck comes from his lonely lair be-
meath the sodlto imake(lls~ ~oldrtinn astro-
nomical observations; and if he manages to
discover his shadow in the lightof the
shining sun, he will crawl back and remain
for six wecks--in consequence of expected
squalls and freezing winds 1t is in the
first weeks of February, that the ground
hog is caught, and his meat is the fattest
and best. If it is a cloudy day, we may ok
pect an open Spring; if otherwise-other-
wise. SO say the old heads. p s5siaf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-01
NIqK From COlumbusET uT
u Special to the Cincinnati EnqHh-Al j.
CoLuMRrs. LanHREx 3

| COLUMBUS, JaHHHFy9l
The caucus last night was not ailaccess.
IIhe' Sherman men, who go for Jollukon,
are angry. Gaddis let out to-dery7 enough
90. show this; that the radicals are dffer-
mined against Johnson, unless 1SG fate the
abolition music. Gaddis and iS6lYh iNatt
had a difficulty in the caucus, IJubhDpnn
literally hayed the parson Ule,sproria-
ton was terrible. - .,,,
The temperance bill was killearip1hc
House. .f.. pa, f.. s,,Cs,,rt
IN the House Mr. Stedman iutr6JFepd a
resolution TO suspend the dstyilgitJgn of
the Relief Fund. Agreed TO. TbiS, gives
currency to the startling rumoE thai the
state treasury can't pay its iB9ghtolgess
unless It gets the Relief Fund. Air. Stcd-
maps RESOLUTION was got up in Itle sigdi-
1or's Office, TO hold the fund untilgI daNS is
passed to transfer IL. The rcp1rbplt- iilsol-
vency comes indirectly from the Republican
members qll thq Enhance Commjttgpr Ru-
NOR has i that tlleoraft fora haH ,RhNlllion.
presented to-day, was not paid ..So. ..hpnds
To- TO- meet il. Oyer S23o0,O0O is dug a.&bg -Tithe
Treasury played-out. - i-ostrou
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THE FESaIiAiSs.- Tic Cincinnati CONNER Conn

THE FESIANs.-The Cincinnati CONNER
cidl of yesterday contained the following
- 1t wasrunmrel last night that President
Roberts, of the Fenians, and General
Sweeney, now IN, this city, are not to be al
lowed to have their own way here, but that
the adherents of O'Mahoncy propose 20 be
active. 1T was Stated that the pMahohey
were We're unable to s procure ret ths m psrti'a,Iars @ rs
The split in the FeHiat organization is said
TO have resulted from a difference Of opin-
ion as to che propriety of making an At
tack upon the British power in Canada.
Roberts and Sweeney are for war in Can
ada; o'Mahohey is for striking first in Ire
land, The Roberts and Sweeney men claim
to be the war, party, of the organization,
and do seem 70 mean business more di-
rectly than the others.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-01

Worst Form Of Palsy Cured! With=
,,Oilt Mcdicine.

pol. .....' '''''." ALTON, Ill, Dec 8, 1860!
make this statement with the convic-
ton that it will be instrumental in bring
ing many fellow sufferers 10 4 timely re
lief without making laboratory Of their
systems with drugs and medicines Six
teen years ago was seized with pains al
most all over my body aud in short time
lost the entire use of my limbs, and for
twelve years / have been unable to walk,
being helpless. | thought trulyl was Hlrel
yond the reach of assistance but ,odS not.
a FEW days ago Prof Scfiotterback came
to Alton curing diseases without medicine,
sent for him and had him treat me. At
the time took treatment from him was
rot only paralyzed and helpless but also
deaf and had beehe for FIVE years. 1Prof.
S. operated upon me for ten minutes, aud
asked me get UP and walk. was sur
prisydgup hearhim say so, thinking II in-
possible, bntI made the attempt and thank
God walked and can walk ever sinca. My
iheifihg has COME back, all pain "a gonc,
dwellings Disappeared, aud I feel that am
changed almost anew, can hear, can walk,
and am entirely free. from pain. My age
is eighty-two years, i-tIf If arHa '1.a .
ELnAsf-rH LAMr1rrARl
5 . sworn to. and subscF bed ieloTsn mes dds
9th day OF Deeember, 1861 iouy., ,f.i., Il
4 Ia i.,id 90 a, qu 'irmJOAN w. AsHi /,
IH.mhu' % Nm Clerk Alton City Court.
Prof, SchlotteIbaek treats all kinds Of
Diseases without Instrument or medicine.
He publishes aIRddsits from persons cured
Of Che worst chronic aifiietions. Don't fail
TO see his circulars You will then see that
diseases Worse than your own have been
cured, and to the statements you, will find
oaths attached. '&Fhe Professor Intends to
visit our city in y few, weeks, TWIN ( l.
II He will occupy, fornofilee, the parioTs,
with adjoining rooms, Phillips House, An
opportunity 20 be treated by Prof Sehlut-
terhaek may never again occur to the sick
of this part Of the country, therefore you
should all apply. TO him. From here he
goes directly TO New York City TO I'LL his
engagement there s5a.l,, rr .m,i., up ..
Those unable to pay, are kindly invited
to visit him. He will treat them free OF
charge, booking for his reward in a future
world. Those who have money or prop
erty viii be charged from five 10 fifty dol
lars IN proportion to,their wealth. ,
Show the above notice 10 your frieods,
and do them a kindness. y =, 2td-1tw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-01
California.

oAN FIIANVIsCO@ IalT 2.
The snow on Scott Mountain K, from
twelve to fifteen feet deep. ND.mailhas
been received from the south for twelve
days. The telegraph line is broken in a
hundred places. Communication !, with
Washington Territory over tile ippOuntain
is broken of. The telegraph ,Eh6i IS re-
ported TO be almost totally destl95yed in
Washington Territory, and m6oh1dam-
age to other property has b,PH9.o slis-
tanned. roy
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-01

LIVERPOOL, january l6 6-Flour dun p,d
steady Wheat steady sales winter red at los Id
29s. Rd. al Ii-'if o. q rtt'
I. Reef firm Pork quiet Bacon hrn Cheese
hrmer, but steady for fine qualities. Butter steady
for fine qualities. Lard quiet and steady. Sugar
l41sT IysTpR r649 SS4pef Sn,is%S
very dull and unchanged. The sales on Wednesday
were F,0O balesl inouding)2 1900 to the speculators
The Bfeadstars market x Steady. Provisions
are frmer eXdopt for Lard which is dull. 4
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-01

NEED ATTENTIoN.--The street crossings
at Main and Third very much need the at
tention of the Street Commissioner The
ice and standing water have rendered them
pext TO toimpassible. Several loaded wagons
were stalled there this morning. An hour
spent with picks-and shovels would remedy
the difficulty. The matter should be at
tended TO without delay. .r.H-.Irl
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-01

THE Young man Hessian, charged with
assaulting his father with a knife, in Miami
City, had hearing before Justice Book
walter, and was held to bail in 5000 Not
being able to fill the bond, he was com
mitted to jail 10 await the action of the
Grand Jury at the next term of the Court
of Common Pleas. ..., .-.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-01
~ FAMUSEMRNfNsl

OPERA IIoUsE.-Ms Kitty Blanchard aI-
peared as Cdpil0ld Black in the popular
drama of the Hidden Hand, at the Opera
House last night, a character IN which she
.eXhibited hen tine dramatic talent. to the
VERY best adyahtage She gave much in
terest to theplay by her admirable rehdi-
tion of the part. Mr.. Duncan as Black
Donald; Mr.. GOssin rs Herbert GreysOR, and
Nh: Reyser as OH Ha,T9eahe, were all very
acceptable in their respective roles, and the
play was received by the large audience
present Wifi decided favor. Miss Josie
Rohrer's new and beautiful piece of music
entitled the ''Opera-FIouse Polka" was per-
formed by the orchestra in excellent taste.
|, ST9Tpigbt will be repeatedly kY geseral re--
quest, the delightful play of "Fanchon," In
which Miss Blanchard will appear as The
tricRet, part in which she Away ys'e&cels.
The play is admirably cast and the whole
strength Off theH eHcellent Opera House
Company will be brought out. Everybody
should 80 Tonight slF =,
In passing, we may remark that since our
last the managemept Of the Opera-IIouse
has been changed, Messrs. Turner &
Brother, proprietors, have now the sole
management Mr ~ iBG Wright being re-
tanned as the Acting and Stage manager,
This psY iarsan ssepqeAtisi i4 le9asequence. Of
the withdrawal of Messrs. Fredericks and
Coles, who have. heretofore been associated
I n the inhnasemeht oft opera-House.l
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-01

ToBAcCo.-On Monday last Mr.. Parrots
introduced, in the-IIouse of Representa-
tives series of resolutions, which were
referred, protesting against the uniform
fa&, PnIeisarh which .restIted in a. levy of
40 per cent0n 0hiotobacco, while East
erIr and Foreign tobacco; Bearing a much
higher valhe was taxed proportionally
much less and asking Congress for more
pouita n o. fatssnrppnnent ,BIpt.tF
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-01

REAL ESTATE AGENoY-Attten is
DIRECTED TO the adYertisemept Of, j. +. Dom
a1dson, ESD, Real Estate Agent and Auc-
tioneer. He has large amount of city
property anti hrrms for sale. His Office Is
at No. 70 Main street, up stairsa.s, ',s 'sai So
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-01

TIRoLEK 'HoUsE.--The saloon formerly
kept by John Colhauer, and known as the
Merchants, Exchange, was taken charge OF
by the subscribers "Wednesday morning,
january 81, 1866. The saloon has been
thoroughly refltted, and it is the intention
of the. undersigned btomaLe it first-class in
every respect, ........ t.1aY .ss-rnH r'lauI 70
-'' r'a r V II. SINCE, i
febi-lWd tow 30 s j. G. FEIIRIF.
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srEAMEn NIcroRIA .sANk

The steamer Victoria, with 100 bales o
cotton, was also sunk, Bayou D'Arboune 8
tewfaER siIlce. 0pnrticular+ gTDW %
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-01

Cd. That weighs upon the heart !" 49,,
Certainty; PLANrANIoN iBrrrERs will do
To- ID when nothing 0iso. will0 Melancholy,
Depression, Hypochondria. Insanity, all
1. spring. more or less, from a diseased ston-
Va aci, aud this PLANTATION BITTERs is a SIRE
cure for. There Is no mistake about 1t
Dyspepsia, Headache, Dizziness, Agte,
7, and Low Spirits must yield to- the health
giving and genial Influence of the PLASTA-
TIoN BTrrRRs. III you reDin doubt, make
enc trial and be conpinced.' '''' ''''7''S
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-01
The Steamer Miami,

- Fhe. loss of QUE hundred and twenty five
lives by this disaster is confirmed. The en-
tire shipments. OH tho Miami were, lost in-
'ciuding a lot of corn hay and lherchandike.
EXPLOSION OF THE STEAMER AMERICA. D.
The steamer America, while bound up
the Arkansas River, Anew days since. ex-
ploded one of her boilers, between Lewis
burg and Van ,Buren, No particulars rela-
tiyGto the loss of life
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-01

EPISCOPAL CHURCH FAR.-The ladies OF
the Episcopal Church, will hold fair and
festival i'm the Church basement Tonight.
Some very rare and beautiful fancy arti4
cies win be for sale. The friends Of the
Ghurehare cordially invited TO attend.l 4.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-01

70 FINED De-ASeverai young men were before
the May eli yesterday, charged with being
concerned in riot at IA school-housei IN JEFF
ferson Township some ten days ago. IL
apRars tl.atsa sspcpipgF Fsehpqfl twas in
brogr6ss a. the time, and'f Is alleged tleit
it was disturbed and broken up by the pdra
ties implicated.siTwo ofsthem Were each
fined ten dollars and costs, and Seven of
them five dollars and costs, each. They all
''walkcd up to the captains Office and set-
tled," and thus the matter ended.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-01
an STEAMER Dora MAnriN SUNK.

The Dora Martin. from Shreveport. bound
for New Orleans, snagg2d and sunk In Red
River with GOO. bales OF cotton, on board
ON the 10th instant, ~ The boat is total
loss, but the principal part of the cargo chn
be saved '.fl Nt"fN . 's.f
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-01

iai t7-o AN iIkvkEUABLEa aREMEDY!---No me,
except those who have suffered all the hor-
rors of threatened Consumption, can fully
appreciate the value and efficacy of DR
Halls BALSAM---au sovereign remedy i'm
all the various stages of this much dreaded
discase..sas VI 80 ~ ess- e
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-01

-v,,v New York Money BLsrkst. rvy
h KEW YoItK Jaepary 3t4 siotey sieaiy ut
@6 per cent Sterling Is nominal at 10SA (d10di, /,
Gold is irregular and unsettled opening at IA al
yapeing toffl a. aud cloeulg VI 139Ss Government
stocks area shade fir1ner. ~ 'fT7'7' ~
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-01
THE RAKIlF EMPIRE.
Dayton, Ohio,
sThutsdayy, 2 February l. '4sse,,


MEDICAL.-There will be a meeting of
the Montgomery County Medical Society
Mt the Office of DIR. Reeves this evening at
z o'clock, -, ..-tl
MASQUERADE BALL.-First Grand Masqub-
rade Ball is to be, given by the BricklayerS
Association, at Beclel Hall, on Wednesday
evening February 2l, 1866. Good order
VuI BeufptUd. IdTN8aTaNIM
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-01
Business IalstlssIs.
O. lTT7T FTTT7TTTN
slli,1 DOCTOR l.
I'd STRICIAND'S
I" TONIC.
IOYsP,EIpsIA

'7'lll -. Dr.. STRicaIAND's 5
- ToNfe is a e0hcetl
trated preparation OF lRootsand Herbs, with
antiacids and earmipatives TO strengthen
the stomach and nervous systemo 1t is Q
certain remedy for Dyspepsia or Indiges-
tipn, Nervousness, Loss Of Appetite, Acidi-
ty of the Stomach, Flatulency and Debility
suited for Weak, Nervous, and Dyspeptic
persons. For sale by all Druggists every
where at 81 per,bothe,nNoa
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-01

7
k8rDR. MOTIFS VEGETABLE LIVER Pills
are constantly becoming more and more
popular. They are acknowledged to haye
nQ,riyal, ipp the cure Of such, diseases Us
liver Compl amt Dy spepsia, feyerSof all
buds Jaundice eostiyeness, Pain "a the
Stomach, Side, Head, Back, and Bowels,
S HeSdac6e, sstoYis, Stai& iIsaS Rhca%nH srSH
& tisTli Ceiic aB BleiniBy, Pimples and Sores on
the Skin, Palpitation of the Heart, Lowness
of Spirits, Pain or Weakness of the Breast,
/. Diseases Of spinelan Ksineys, Sore Eyes,
Diarrhea or Dysehtery, Cold, etc, .i.,.5.l
.aa Most of the abOVe-named diseases may be
prevented by taking DIR. Morris rFBGE-
2 TABLE LIVER Pulls In season, or when the
~ liver BECOMES first deranged, which carry
oil, through the bOwles and the seeretiohs
% OF the skin and Kidneys, those poisonous
humors that clog the stomach, bowels, and
skin, and become acc umulated, In the blood
There has been as great a progress in sci
ence, and especially in that of medicine,
within the past few years, as there has In
the arts. To slieh perfection have they
drought this seieHce, That theN medicinal
n properties are condensed laiId concentrated
iiito tue reslnso salts Of the plant, Which
4 woody matter. The oldmode of eXtraeting
hr these medicinal properties--by bolling foI
4 long time in water-is found, IN nidsi
cases, to render the medicinal qualities
aa wholly inert Orevon dccOmposing them.
DIR. Morris VEGETABLE LIVER l'ILns arr
composed Of chemical vegetable extracts
mostly. from plants growing in our owr
y country SOME. Of these plauts have direOt
action on the liver, others upon the Skin
Others on the kidneys, and others upOnt the
1i bowels and lungs. iC IA by u peculiar
chemical combination OF an these extraets
that these Pills are made, possessing ht
Il most extraordinary efficacy for curing th'
aboYe-named diseases. ,lA 81 n'a H.-4Sa
,.ia az No lady should be without DI
TOwNsLEYi,s ISpIAN ToorHAcriEs ASopYEI
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-01

.ia EB7 No lady should be without DIR
TOwNsLEY,s INDIAN TooTHAcIiE ASoDYEE
have tbe othaehe t wifi rnre them II INV
of the family have scurvy on the gums Il
win cure ii, II some of the cousins have
% diseased gums, rendering their mouth very
unpleasant, it will cure the diseasep,itn
render the gums red and of asabeautinl
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-01

iulr 1''Oanst thou not minister TO mind diseRsedi
,,9 And, With some sweet, obliyious antidote, ~
ANY C1eanse the foul bosom Of the petilous stuff
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-01

feb1-Iwd