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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-14
a1l-1wd.

WANTED-Half dozen young ladies to
Iearn the Millinery business, at the popu
lar Millinery establishment of Mr.. Gabriel
Haas, No. 1886 Second street, (Miss Good
mans old STANDBY al3-otl. l
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-14

Found AT LAsT-Every body is going TO
patronize it. New York Fancy Dyeing
and Cleaning establishment at No. 80, Main
street. CHARLES "oLLs'
all-1yd.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-14

SPoRTsMEN TO ride, or drive fast horses,
to boat, to fish, to hunt, is TO be ever in
danger of Accident. The treacherous wa
ters the accidental shot, broken harness.
or a sudden fright of high-mettled horses,
may in moment leave you wrecked or
hurry you from Time to Eternity. Are
your dependent mothers, sisters, wives, or
daughters amply provided against the
lingering consequences of such possible
calamityp
If not, provide against them now, by an
Accident Insurance In The United States
Accident Insurance Company.
apl4-ltd&w JOHN a BOYER, Agents.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-14
Arrival of Tea from China.


DUE tV9Nl 1hPIII To-
The bark Nabob, from Foo Chow, ar
rived here to-day. with a full cargo of
teas, consisting Of 1880 packages. This
cargo OF teas Is the first direct importation
from China for several years.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-14

THE MAYoR.--The bond Of Joathan Ken
ney, Esq, as Mayor of the city Of Dayton,
has been presented and accepted. He will
assume the duties of his position on Mon
day next
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-14

FEMALE BRAvERY.-A grandmother in
Cincinnati, 65 years Of age went down
into vault, 10 feet deep, with the aid of a
rope and rescued little grandson who had
fallen In while his mother was absent. She
brought the child up alive and sustained
no injury herself. A, brave and humane
woman, surely.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-14

Christopher & Spielman are closing out
at Auction their entire stock of goods, at
the corner of jefferson and Market streets.
Sales every morning, afternoon and night
Great bargains are offered. apr5tf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-14

A small steamer, measuring sixteen feet
in length and fourteen in breadth, has been
constructed by the Chinese Government
without European assistance. and has made
A successful trial trip.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-14
Notice to take Deposition
CAUTION.

Il HE PUBLIC ARE WARNED NOT
70 purchase two pnomissory notes made by ma.
and payable 70 Henry HUFFMAN. One note fbf
a. O00 will be due on the LIST OF April next; and
for Al 600 due on the iSt OF April 1871 These
notes were given for land. and said Human neg
lects 10 remove the Membranes theron, therefore
my refusal 70 pay The notes. . : : : U -.
mar a4atW JOSEPH BRUGEh
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-14

Also seven wholesale houses and eight
breweries, making the total number of es|
tablishments in the city, 207, or one fol
every 40 inhabitants.
HENRY F. STIcKLER, w. II.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-14

SINGULAR ACCIDENT Among the many
accidents to which the present female style
of dress subjects its wearers, we do not re-
member to have seen anything like the fol-
lowing; A couple of ladies, in Cincinnati,
were passing on Court street. when the
foot of one caught in the hoop-skirt of an
other, and she fell to the pavement break
ing her leg below the knee as she did so.
She was conveyed to her residence by Jos.
Cox, ESQ, whose carriage happened to be
standing near, and a surgeon called. ~ 4
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-14

MIAMI VALLEY CRops.-Mr. A. p. Cox
writes to the Cincinnati Commercial from
Oxford, April 10, that the fields sown in
wheat and barley last fall are more or less
"winter killed." so much so, indeed, that
many farmers are plowing up their wheat
and barley fields to plant in corn. The
wheat may ''stool out" yet enough to make
an average half crop, but the fall barley
will be an almost entire failure.
The prospects for good crop Of apples
pears, peaches and cherries are by no mean'
fattering. Iff..
Mr.. ID. Huston writes, April IL: The fai
barley is almost a tetotal failure; think thu
seed won't be raised in this section of thu
country, nor on the Miami bottoms or val
Hey. 1t is all frozen out and winter killed
The wheat won't exceed one-fourth Of |
crop. The brewers can go TO Canada snt
buy their barley.
The peach crop Is failure. had seven
teen acres, and they are all killed.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-14
New York Money Market.

Nh" hohAf ApHu To-
Money easy and quiet at sos per cent for Cali
Loans. Sterling dull at t07 k(a107h Gold lower,
opening at l27 declined to 126k and closed at
138H. Government stocks firm.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-06-29

evening, but since the night school was
established am not at home till bedtime,
and have learned to grope like an adept.
If had not known something Of priva-
tion heretofore, should say, as / suppose
you would, that we have not one of the
common comforts of life. But the eager
and wonderful progress of my
little pupils make ample amends for all
the rest, and l thank God that am per-
mitted share in so good a work."
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-06-29

WAITING FOR HIS DooR.-A story il
told of an exhilerated gentleman who was
found, in one of the small hours, standing
stock still under pouring rain in-the mid
die of public square, holding out his
night-key as he earnestly peered into the
enshrouding darkness. What do you
mean, standing out here in such storm 7"
queried the puzzled watchman. "Wby,
don't you see," hic-coughed out the bewil-
dered expectant, /" that the square is re-
volving about us? am waiting for my
door to came round"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-06-29


WHAT POPULAR CLERGYMEN HAVE
TO SUFFER--It may safely be inferred
from the following that clergymen have
much to endure from promiscuous visitors.
A popular minister of Rochester, N. u,
recently ceased to be house keeper, prob
ably for very powerful reasons, and let his
establishment to a gentleman who wa,2
greatly annoyed by calls from persons who
came to seek for. assistance in various
kind, he posteda card on his door, ad-
dressed to all whom it may concern," as
follows:
6 DIR. --- does not live here. He
has moved away from where he now lives.
and viii not occupy this house again till
May Is, 1867. In consequence Of this
the present incumbent has decided 10 sus-
pend the free list. No books, maps, pic
lures, stationary or recipes Of any kind
wanted. No history Of the rebellion,
whether written by Greeley or jeff Da-
Wis. Have no desire to put my name j I,
any suUsCfipliuH pouh III Oiuci buAS ~ s
may be used fJr Influence. Have no oil
clothes except those am now wearing
and the customs Of modern society are,
unfortunately, such that cannot dispense
with them. Have no cold pieces, for we
cannot get money enough to purchase at
one time more than we can eat at one
meal, consequently proprietors of board
ing houses will have TO look elsewhere for
supplies. This house aoiH not be kept a.
a hotel, and sca,m meals at all hours UtK
not be furnished. Have not a spear Of
hay in the barn; or a single oat, and have
not taken care of horses since l drove on
the canal, which means that we have no
room for horses or donkeys either.
Have no vacant rooms or beds to spare
for agents, colporteurs, travelling ministers,
missionaries, teachers, elders, beggars,
sponges, leeches, professional bores, seedy
students, soldiers, sailors, negroes, Freed
mems Aid Society agents, rebels or abo-
liiionists, even though ministers in neigh
boring towns and cities hare told them 10
be sure and call here.
No money to spare for any Of the above
individuals or enterprises which they rep
resent, even though it be for the laudable
object of furnishing unborn African chill
dren with red flannel night caps and fine
tooth combs.
In Short the minister does not live here
now, and old, old things have passed away,
and all are become new.'n
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-06-29
Great German Liver Remedy

Strikes at the root of ALL Diseases which originate in De-
ranCnments of the Liver EEaHaoe. Ac,ae, or Chronic
Affections Of the Lirsr DgTpsia, Saiosc ContsRaacei
Sk Headache promptly aud radically cured o5 Pro-
fssSor Van Buskrks Liver Remedy
Hundreds of Testimonials might be given from perons
who have been peranently eurcd after trying other rem
,iies without aay beneficial effect hut ONE TRIAL OF
the Liver Remedy Is better proof TO the afflicted than
yoa une of Recommendations.
This medicine is Purely Vegetable and does not contain
either T MsTery Aloes, GGtabegs, Se7''no"s, OF any
drastic drug. -, -.
sold hy All Druggists Price dollar per bottle Ask
for Professor VAN BusEIRK 5 GREAT GERMAN LIVER
REMEDY and take no other. One dollar and fifteen
cents either stamps currency, sent 70 any
Co 2. cortiandt Street New York will ensure bottle
the medicine by return mail, post paid
Agent for Bellows Falls, .. Woods ziSl
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-06-29

Coon ApvIcE.-Never lose any time.
That is not lost which is spent in amuse-
ment or recreation every day; but always
be in the habit of being employed. New
er err the least in being in truth. Never
say an i'll thing of person when thou
canst say good thing of him; not only
speak charitably, but feel so. Never be
irritable or unkind to any body. Never
indulge thyself in luxuries that are not
necessary. Do all things with considera-
ton; and when thy path to act right is
most difficult, feel confidence in that Power
alone which is able to assist thee, and ex-
ert thine own powers as far as they 60.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-06-29
Fashionable Life In vvashington

Look at the Ladies of the White House. !
They are condemned to four year impris-
onment. During all that time they muse
not pay visit or attend an evening enter
tainment. Miss Lane occasionally went
out 70 ball or party, but very seldom;
mrs. Lincoln, never; and it has gradually
come to be considered undignified for "the
first ladies in the land" to mingle freely
in the gayeties Of the season. Then, as
for visiting at home, twice week they
must stand up and receive for many hours
the herds that flock to see them, mostly
for the interest curiosity, while at all times
they are Liable to the visits of the impor-
tunate or impertincnt people, who will in
trude upon their privacy. The very
house they live in is not their own; I; it isa
furnished house of the usual descrip-
tion, without comforts, dreary, dirty, and
just now dilapidated. If perchance any
member Of the family appears at win
dow, there are eager eyes to watch every
movement. ~ H
The grounds around the house itself are
not more sacred. The ladies cannot take
a step outside without being watched and
every feature noticed by the people who
expect to see something extraordinary in
the appearance Of those temporarily
swearing the purple" "If." one of the
ladies said to me the other day, / could
only walk about little with my chaIdrca
sometimes in the ground without belns
stared at, and really enjoy the cdnifofs
Of an old dress and little privacy M
would be very pleasant" And u igsys
90 out 10 drive or enter shop, nc 3 ana4
muttered words indicate that they i.le s'e
"observed of all observers" Mrs. fsltrs-
son has two little ones. and Mrs. stoves
three bright-eyed, pretty childrel who
doubtless make these cheerless wslls ring
with their gay laughter and merry hoass.
The ladies of the Cabinet suuer IN i
less degree than those Of the White House,.
They visit and go cut as much as they
plese-indeed, with them an enormous
amount of visiting becomes positive af-
Fiction. Daily they are inundated with
cards. Every week, at their receptions.
strangers are presented, and all these peo-
pie must be called upon. Imet one Of the
Cabinet ladies the other day at Wiliard's
Hotel. I" i am here" said she, T" for the
/ purpose of leaving sixty cards" l was
somewhat appalled, at the number, and
then went on to ask how large was her
visiting list? There are over 1900
names in it, shrank in some horror
from the specimen ofthe duties Of office"
SO much is required Of them, too. Not
only must these visits be returned, but an
enormous amount Of entertaining, must be
two receptions week-one day and one
full evening dress affair. Then there
must be innumerable dinners, suppers,
and small companies. Besides all this,
they must all 60 at least once to each OF
the receptions and balls given by other
members of the Cabinet and Senate. You
may then form some idea of the honorous
" "gayety.' All day visiting--all evening
going from one house to another. No
wonder they look jaded and worn.- Wash
ingtoa Cor. ~. T. 7imes.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-06-29
wILBoR'S COMPOUND OF
Pure Cod Liver Oil and Lime,

FOR CONSUMPTION. Il Is the only reliable remedy
known 1t has in thousands of BsaDces restored pa
ents that seemed past hope Of recovery and tens of
thousands has arrested the disease its primary stages
and restored the patient TO robust health.
BRONCHiTis.-its effects in this troublesome disease
are very markell u necessary to persist in its for
considerable length Of time
{ fkMALE Debility TO sustain and augment the
vital forces to make rich aud pure blood to build
IN the nervous SYSTEM to restore energy 10 the mind and
bodynotng can be better adapted than this prepara
ton.
In Asthma General Debility, Emaciaon Coughs 1t is
rehabn remedy. Nuet tenths Of the whore il
suppsedto aii simply arise from the remedy being aba
doned before the tenetcial effect become obvious. BE
careful and.get the genuine manufactured only by A. b.
WlLboR, Chemist, l66 Court st., Boston.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-06-29
Statements from Patients. &c.

Your Prescription saved my daughters life, and has
saved me hundreds of dollars REV. 4. HUaPHREYs,
Remsen, N.
We bless God the benefit we have received from
your Prepared Prescription "-Rev p, PEREeRINE, Bios
burg Penn.
Every one to whom have recommended it has bene-
fitted much by its nRev. G. D. JONES Racine, Wis
BIBLE House. AsToR PLACE., N Yin the early part Of
February 1865, suffering from violent cough, for
which had been treated during six months previously
without benefit. had Night Sweats which completely
prostrated me the evening, hoarsenes would
had then bad attacks of heorrhage from the lungs
My family Physician assured me that he could do bo more
for me, yet growing rapidly worse, and had been
compelled to leave business for nearly two months All
symptoms indicated unmistakaby, the presence Of con-
SUMPTION. In the beginning OF February, Mr. Henry
Fisher Treasurer the American Bible Society presented
me with bottle of the PREPARED PRESCRIPTION. In
few days my appetite, (which had entirely lostl re-
turned within week, my cough had almost left me ;
and in less than weeks the Night Sweats broken
up Thenceforward regained strength rapidly, and am
regularly attending to my duties as clerk to the
American Bible Society, in whose employment have
been nine years am enjoying good health. Your
PRESCRIPTION effected CURE, when my friends de-
SPARED Of my recovery. THoS. }. C0NGER.
al have had Nervous spasmodic Asthma for eleven
years During the last six years have had
interrupted dghts rest 1t often seemed to me that
would die before could get air into my lungs was
haggard and spress suffered greatly from short
of BREATH that compelled to take frequent
rests in walking from residence to place OF business
The night before obtained the PREPARED PRE-
SCRlPTIoNi the worst ever passed On obtaining
the remedy took teaspoonfu at noon and again
night aud slept all night without waking. have not
had a broken nights rest since no
longer look haggsrd have gained in strength and spirits
and all afflicted with 'shortness of breath
shall be glad to have any afflicted with Asthma call
EZRA c. LANGDoN No. 33i Fourth St, N Y.
| The PREPARED PRESCRIPTION is put up in a
81 bottle and is sold by Druggists generally, orders
may be addressed the Sole Proprietors OSCAR G. MO
sEs & CO. q cortlandt Street, N. Y Consultation fire
Circulars containing Particulars Of many cases successful
ly treated. will be sent free by mail
Sold in Bellows Falls by o. Il. WOODS. H-ly
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-06-29
JUNE 80, 1866.

Begging pardon for intruding on your
ime and hoping you win give these hasty
ines publicity, | am yours, &c.
OMAHA.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-06-29

An indignant lady describes meta
physics as Two men talking together |,
one of them trying TO explain something
he don't know anything about, and the
other unable 90 understand him."
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-06-29
Derangements of the Liver.

Few persons are ware of the Debility and General De-
rafgsment of the whole syst produced by Morbid or
Unhealthy Action the Liver and yet not person in
ten is fortunate to have suffered in some way
from those Morbid Conditions Health is of course de-
PENDENT in a great measure upon the Purity of the
Blood and the Purity of the Blood Is directly dependent
upon Hea athful Functional Action OF the Liver.
The diseases arising directly Indirectly from Alice
tion of Liver of be enumerated III
brief ayertseue is such eumeraon necessary
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-06-29
PROFESSOR VAN BUSKIRK'S
GREAT GERMAN
REM EDDY. .

HAVING been used in the private practice of of OF
the most eminent PHI sicans in Germany is offered
TO the people of the United States When the Remedy
has been subjected to fair and intelligent tta! it viii
speedily precedence of all other Liver Remedies now
In c the latest contribution of Med cal Science to
the treatment Of that extensive troublesome and danger
n,,S saries nf DsartierS growing O Iff
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-06-29

- Halloa, Pat too late for the nsin /?
All you didn't run fast enough" Be-
gorra, did, sir, but didn't sthart soon
enough"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-06-29

The wonderful progress Medical Science during the
post gears only makes 1t possible for the conscientious
Physician to declare that CoSsUNPToN is
intermittent Ferer, and CERTAINLY
VENTED Small Poz,n Charles E. King, NJ D. LII. d.,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-06-29
FOREIGN DELaCACIEs.
RAY & HAYES, IMPORTERS s. COMMISSION AGENTS,
I45 MILK ST.. BOSTON.

Crosse Blackwells London ChowChow and other bot
tied Pickles, Sauces. Mustard Gurres aud Condiments
Scotch Oatmeal, Robinson's Barley and Groats Cexs
Geiatine Dundee Marmaladc, Albert Biscuit, etc
French Sardines, Prunes Olive OIL Olives Capers Peas
Vinegar. bi psard &c. Italian Macaroni Worcestershire
Sauce. Walnut catsup, &c. London and Dublin Porter,
Eng. 4 Scotch Pale Ale. Day y Martins Real Japan
Bidekiag &c. for salc 10 the Trade
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-06-29
SY MPToM 81:

DtfesA OF ArsgHr Bssathins, Loss Of Breath, Cough
Hastfag Of FlesA kaeeasas from h4e LnHgs, Loss q
Stysagfh, Loss gf Petie, General De5issy Night Stcnfs
Flgtag Pains through te Shoulders, Chest Fare Lin6s,
Nerous Head1ce Nervous PoyfrdfioR, Giddiness Dz
SttSs EJesssiUe PaIsneSs, Sore 1roa Dro,os,ess, Sleep
leSsHess, Soar Stomach. Heart Burn, Oppression Sk-
ing the Stomach before after eating ReHttent Ferr
&C. &c, ard all Feaate Disorders Uterine
Irregularities sHch Difficult, Painful, Suppressed, Seg-
ty, Ezeessrs Delayed, Premature or too Frequent Men
Str1
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-06-29

TN its Most Advanced stages,l
for the Radical Cure of ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, CA
TARIl and all affections Of the THROAT and AIR PAS
sAGfS; for General and Special D1dagemeHts of the
NERVOUS SYSTEM and for all Fnhctionai Disorders Of
the Stomach and Boireis.
1t Immediately increases the strength and dsepeRs the
color Of tine pale blood II subdues the Calls and Fer
and dimpishes the EspectOratioH. IL checks the night
Streaf, always in from TO fourteen days The appe
RTE is at once tEcgorated aud the patient rapidly gaHs
flesh the cough and the difficult Breathing speedily
eved the sleep becomes calm aud refreshing the
aatioas rsgglay and Uniform. ALL THE GENERAL
SYMPTOMS DlsAPPEAR WITH REALLY ASTON
IsHIN6 KAPIDIrY.
The PRESCRIPTION should be used in every where
the Physician commonly prescribes Toncs lron Ae-
ids Bark, Qunine, Cod Liver Oil, Whiskey, Sc. and in
every case by whatever known in which there is
hihiteJ any ono or more Of the following
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-31
Note from Hon. James Harlan.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., January 30 1866.
DEAR SIR: A friend has called my attention
TO the report of remarks made by me on last
Friday evening to citizens of Iowa, who called
to congratulate me on my reelection to a seat
in the United States Senate, published in the
city papers, and in the correspondence of the
Ass ociated Press. That part of the report of
my remarks which referred to the President is
so imperfect as TO change the sense.
After referring to the danger apprehended by
some in comforting the elective franchise on a
vast m multitude of persons so recently released
from slavery, and the danger, on the other
hand, of excluding so large portion of the
thoroughly loyal part of the population from
voice in the reorganization, expressed my
greater confidence in ignorant loyalty than in
intelligent treason, and added that had never
disguised the preference, and would not do so
in the future; concluding with an expression of
confidence in the wisdom and virtue of the
President for whom / was not authorized to
speak, and who had been able in the past, and
would be able in the future, to disclose his own
views.
do not think my personal opinions are of
grave consequence, but prefer, when reported,
that they should be correctly stated, and there
fore request Republication of this letter
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
=. Ha JAMES HARLAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-31

u. 8. SUPREME Court, Jan. 3O.-w. L. Allen
and Lyman fireman, Esqs., OF New York, A.
A. Hosmer, Esq, of Washington, ID. G., Charles
II. Reed, Esq, of Illinois, Hon. Allen A. Brad
ford, OF Colorado Territory, and Isaac l.. Gibbs,
Esq, OF Nebraska, were admitted attorneys
and counsellors of this court. l.. : .
No. lO6. VIM. Dehon, executor Of Theodore
Dehon, deceased, intervenor in the case OF The
United States, appellants, VS.. O. 3. de Bernal
ct al The argument of this cause was contin-
ned by Mr.. Eaton for the appellants, by Mr..
Cope for the appellees. and concluded by M
Eaton for the appellants.
Mo. los. The York Manufacturing Company,
plaintiffs IN error, The Illinois Central
Railroad Company. This cause was argued ny
Mr.. VIM. Tracey for the defendants in error,
and submitted on a printed argument by Mr..
Hitchcock for the PLAINTIFF in error.
No. 1C0 Michael Secrist plaintiff in error,
Us. Silas t. Green. This canse was argued by
Mr.. Grimes for the plaintiff in error.
No. 100. The Propeller Otfawa- &C., Martin
Ryerson, claimant and appellant, vs. Robert
Stewart, The Pacific Mutnal Insurance Com
pauy and Arctic Insurance Company, Of New
Yoak. The argument of this cause was COM
menced by Mr.. Dexter for the appellant