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Daily Mississippi clarion and standard. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-07-21
DIR. SAMUEL GILBERTS
HEALING OINTMENT

Possesses peculiar tonic and astringment qualities
which cause it To be admirably adapted TO the cure OF
Various Kinds of Ulcers,
Especially those which are of an indolent nature
and which are usually denominated Old Sores" 1t
is confidently believed to be much superior to any
other preparation made for similar purposes.
Full directions for the method Of applying it. a
plain and accurate description of number OF the
different varieties of Ulcer, and valuable directions
in regard to their cure will be found printed the
circular accompanying each box; which remarks it
ia hoped will enable most mprOlcssiOnal persons to
treat their Ulcers with greater success than is
usually experienced from the attention of ordinary
physicians. Manufactured only by
GILBERT & HIGBEE,
Wholesale Druggists,
No. PSI Main street Memphis Tenn.
q Sold by Druggists generally throughout the
Southern States. \ liberal discount made to the
trade BARNES, WARD Il co,
Wholesale Agents,
June l3.-d3m. New Orleans.
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Notice to Cotton Planters.

NOW have large amount Of European
4 Genital to invest in the growing crop of
Cation. and will buy in lots of from one bale
to one thousand bales.
/ will pay twenty cents per pound in ad,
vance for cotton, to be delivered next fall and
winter in New Orleans.
All communications addressed me Ut JACK
son will have immediate attention.
'O' WIN. T. WRITER'S.
r-- Canton Mail. Yazoo Banner, Meridian
Messenger. and Holly Springs and Vicksburg
- T aari w jy15dtf.
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TO INVALIDS.

A PLEASANT WATERING PLACE.
THE Castalian Springs, miles from Durant sta
L ton, Miss. Central r. X. The building having
been thoroughly renovated, we are now prepared
10 receive q few invalids. To persons enfeebled
BY Disease, Dyspepstics and for Ulcers, Weak
Eyes. &c this water has been highly recommend
ed. Board go per month.
This arrangement does not interfere with the
College. The departments will be separate Board
Tor students $l5 per month; For further intorma'
lion apply to CHAS. ii. DOBBS,
mar27-tf Durant Miss.
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EYE, THROAT
DR.. CREIGHTONS

OFFICE HOURS for these Specialities Are from 8 TO
9 o'clock N. and from 3 to 6 o'clock m. Persons
wishing DR. Creightons services consult this
rangement- Office in Drug Store, No. 4A MAJ o.
south of Beal
EF7Fees for Professional Visits each, Ten Dol
lars. Apl 14d3m
Daily Mississippi clarion and standard. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-07-21

RDUSEkEE"ERS t1oublaa with vcrmfn need BE-
so 10 longer ii they use "Costarr" Extcrmmator We
have used il satisfaction and if bx cost 50,
W uld have We have tiled posuus but they
effected nothing: but "Css;ar's article knocks the
breath out u Rat Nice Reaches, Ants Bed
Bugs qliclcr 'h.u write il II l. IN great de
mand al over - couo.ry - Medina Ohio a. zrt,r.
> So, 'i'u-t,..s' advertise Iu.lrt above
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1866
1866.

RATS rcr,uS BIRDS. Whoever engages in -hoOt
ing small birds is cruel man, whoever aids III ex
terminating rats is a beEefactor. We saOud Ike
some to give the benefit Of their experience ii
irving these pests. We need something besides
dogs cat and traps for this business scientific
American y Y.
~ See "CostsIs' advertisement above
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COST 4E'a"RAT EXTERMINATOR is simple
safe and the most perfect Ratification meet
fng We have eve attended Every Rat that get
1t properi prepared, viii eat H. snd very oLe that
eats il will die generally place distant as
Ossbla from where it takeu ~ Lake Shore,
Mlrh Mirror
.F-Ser "t'ustaI'a' advertise uleut above
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SOUTHERN RAILROAD.

CHANGE or SCHEDU LE.
IN and after Sunday, - April I-6G, the follOH-
- ing Schedule will take effect
EAST.
Passenger Trains leave ViCksburg A. NJ
" jackson $40 do
arrive Meridian sac =. NJ
WEST.
Passenger Trains leave Meridian G. O5, A. NJ;
=" Jackson 23O L. NJ;
arrive Vicksburg 6.3j A. M;
~ Connecting with New Orleans jackson and
treat Northern Railroad at jackson, and with
selma and Meridian and Mobile and Ohio Roads at
Meridian re SLAUGHTER
April 22dtf Chief Eng and Gen1 Supt
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MEDICAL.

DIR. SAMUEL GILBERTs
PR f p A r ATOMS.
Dn. SAMUEL GILBERT so celebrated M
having had for the last twenty-fve Years i ,h hs
treatment of " jeans III tue
CHI ONIC DISEASES.
tne most lucrative Medical Practice in the Soutb
mas ~ last consented to allow several of his most es
oeheu remedies To be prepared and sold AS nronrie
t1rS medicines. This resolution has been engender
~ eine IspeateI solicitations of tbOse who have
o;APe[lehSed the benefit of his remarkable prof9s
slonai Skill and by the impossibility of giving
attention to each of the written appcations
hlaue 10 MIN for prescriptions BY those whose necu
iN circumstances or business habits preclude the
P''ioIl'y Vi applying IN person to him.
THE PUBLIC
May rest assured that the manufacturers snare
Helthef pains nor expense in the pre- paration of
medicines known, in highly concentrated form
upon strictly scientific principles.
DIR. SAMUEL GILBERT'S
GENE RAIL ALTERA TIVE
Acts directly upon the Glands and Mucous Mem.
IaleS-stnnulatlng them to additional activity in
Inflt natural functions of eliminating from the Cir
CtlltlnE tlulds the usual Etfete (and i'm disease
Morbid Matters and expelling them tbrougb the
SAlIl, Moneys, Liver, and Almentlrv Canal from
INC system II Is, therefore adapted for the relief
VI chronic diseases affecting those organs and of the
"'"'"S membranes lining them such is
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ERbPTIONS, TETTER. ULCERS, SCROFULA.
JAUNDICE GOITRE.
CHRONIC INFLAMMATION OF BLADDER
AND UTERUS, ETC.

1t Is particularly useful in Suppressed Menstrual
toh hereditary Taints, Syphilis and maladies arts
ing from long continued use of Calomcl Blue Mass
corrosive Sublimate, Fowlers solution. Donovan's
solution, and other preparations OF mercury and
arsenic.
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for time putting ont m eye and T. en- wy deiib
erstey placed him the fire. ROASTING him first upon
one side and tlrcn upon tho Other. Upon The came
night. is fresaned by portion Of the same gang.
an attack was nrSe upon III house Of Pfc BgrBs.
bout -four miles from lhe residence Of Bsi!s Burns
most exc rrlary man. and preached the gospel,
and they robbed HIN Of his bacon mo ey and clothing
shot bin in the herd rrply woundiug him eAd there
in bis presence rsvshed his wife. Two her colored
persons who we're at the house Of Barns at this time
we're severely beHten and Of em shot ID the head
Two OF tho oFender5 were b. the gent OF The
FncdDen's Bureau of Bath County. and while remov.
ing them for saic keeping 10 military cann writ VI
habcas corpus Issued By Judge ieppersOn of Mont
gOmery County md the men schGrged an set A. lb-
city. he holding tint the Freedmen, Bniean hos no le
ga existence In Kentucky and that the writ OF haboas
corpus il rot susyeadei III this state
These views sought to be impressed upon the
people BY leading men and the source Of much diff
Guilty.
Tie fact should be Impressed upon the minds of the
people not only that TIE Durcan has legal existence
in Kentucky. cut III 1t Il has also real one.
IL docs 10 pleasure TO report that the freedmen es
hi It earnest desirc for education.
Orc Of the most humane and excellent gentlemen al
Lexington long resident II Kentucky told me he was
o snch intense desire for information.
aid that he thought The freed children were le ming
faster than the whites of tic age Persons at the
oge of 80 are learning to READ and write.
In Lexington they are well provided with schools.
but sadly deficient IN country places.
IN of the counties there urganiz,d bands OF
men called 'ranrers." Z" mode ratyrs." Niger killers
who have driven the freedmen entirely out OF Ger
tain sections and begin, at let TO threaten end H.
tinidate Union white men. In the City Of Lexington
the freedmen lair wages and TINS Ia the case
think In other Ons; bit there are counties
aud portions Of counties whore they forced OF IN.
t.mida'ed to work 10 low az Sc or 81 month, snd
IN other counties Induced 10 without stipulated
prIce. In Jessamine County alone are contracts to
any extent brought under the supervision Of The agents
OF the Bureau and there irs beneficial effects Is begin
ming to be fe't by all interested.
Until this system ioi.s carried ont there viii con-
tinde to b. great amount Of oppression and Injustice
4 thorough org inrz1tion Of this department in the
Lexington sub d.. rict OF Kentucky IL also necessary
in many parts to protect those truly loyal aud humane
citizens ho wonld gladly do much to aid the freedman
in lis present trying situation. but now inundated
by local prejndIc.s the fear of personal injary.
Respectfully submitted.
(>encI) J.. BoSESIEp
Special Inspector for Kentucky ard Tennessee.
Lsrinston, March 5, Loco
true copy. H. y BhoWf,
Cant and ast Adj Gen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-26

Party without Politicians.

To THE PEOPLE: / am pledged to produce q
Peace history OF the late Civil War IN America When
peace is secured the work will be forthcoming anu
confined in ts circulation gifts TO leading statesmen
and public men Of the Old and the New World. VIII
illustrate the instability Of human greatness and o.
National purposes and the truth that God rules mol
man In fartberance of Peace era j, o. an America
citizen devoted to the preservation OF the American
Republic as the surcst foundation for freedom ana hhp
ness initiated through The Cincinnati Comme'o'd' a'
d" nep party under the platform of 1.-The Consti'u'
ton az it was except Slavery" and announced 'on'
yention for independent Presidential nominations ioi
1863 at Indepe ndence Hail. Philadelphia, on the second
Monday in December 1866
Inow entreat the people Of al sections to resoutey
stand apart from late party organizations composed A'
they are OF men devoted to selfish ends ana
ton of power and to join in an independent
through which TO change the representative poWe.
OF the country - now in politicians - Tor ono. u
patriots For this end it proposed that the fhAae'
phia new party Convention shall DO mnne up VI wv
prominent men devoted to the regeneration Oh lne
Ropublc entire through restoration Of the Const'u
ton rs it was and the equality of all men, ana from 'e
to ten delegates from zach State and Terr'ory'
from The commercial. Agricultural GU
laboring and scientific pursuits OF me aI ,an.oce
tion thus independent Of party or poucisy W. prssi
will make nominations for PreNdeht nhu ~ r.-T
dent Of the United States WA CoRSkLL 1b"A''
Gkyr Yvk Mach - LEG.
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Amusement. isis Evening.

ACADEMY or MUSIC-IrALIAr oPrnA-TnE STAR o.
The NORTH
WALLACK'S TlIEATER-Beneht Of hirs. John Seton
DoxBZY Asp SoS-raR LAuGHIy0 HrEsA.
OLYMPIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of Mr. James Lewis-CiS
DERELLA L, CoxARg-RoBERr NAcAIRE
EiBLOs GARDEN-biBs MAeors MITCHELL In LITE
BARsFoor.
WINTER GARDEN EDwIS BooTu IN RUIZ BLAs-KArH
BRINE ASD PETRUcHro
LUCY az ;aTUN'S NETWORK rHEATER-yAIIAS1
YALHsTfyK
BROADWAY TnEATER-J oHs T.. OwEM IN The CHIN
HEr CoRSER-CosyUGAL LESSONS.
WOODS THEATER-Nss LUCILLE WESTERN IN EAsr
LYME; Or The EIoPEMEST
BhRNUAVS MUsEUN-MOsEs; Or. ISRAEL ~ EGrPT-
100000 CuaIosrrIEs-A Afternoon aud Nv ming.
FOXs OLD BOwERY THEATER-JAcx AND Gill
wEsr Up THE HILL
NETWORK CUS-iirH-sT.-F ougsrRiAs AND GYM
SAsTic PERyoRsAScEs-JAsEs ROBINSON, THE BARE
BACK RIDER.
ORGAN CONCERT-At South Bsptis. Charch-Mr; Geo
W Morgan. Mira John :. Johnson, Mise Mara Abootis
hessr.. Brown and hoecko.
BRADY's GALLERY. No. 795 BRoADwAI-ExHIBIrros OF
WAR NgEws AND PORTRAITS OF BEPREsESrATIvE MEN
FINE ARTS GALLERY No o25 BRoaDwAr-KELLood
FAINTING. The ORIENTAL PRINCESS AFTEk THE
TArH -ExHIBirIOS PAINTINGS, BRoSzEs, IKRRA
GOTTA etc by tIe FRENCH ETCHING Club
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT CoorYR lysrTrrE-DERRr
kAyAsAGH FOSTER. GEART OAHILf-
BROOKLYN ACADEMY or MUslC-RIcHgLIEu.
BRYANTs MINsTRELs-THE ELEPHASI-HuSgEE 20
Rsg-TAnING A fUrTyRTT-rHATs MI sisrER-lc
on PARIS fRASCAIs-iBE LIVE MONKEY.
SCIENTIFIC REUSION-At the Rooms OF the rev OIL
Association for the Advancement Of Science and Art
Section History. Chronology. Literature
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-26

TEACHERS AssoCIATIoY.-This Association
held It's regular monthly meeting on Saturday evening.
eth instant at the Hall Of the Board Of Education.
Mr. John Ii. Tanning. Principal Of Ward School No.
u, occupied the chair. and Mr. Il. Duffy acted as
Secretary. Mr.. Samuel NJ. Perkins. formerly OF this
city. now Principal Of ole of the Brooklyn Public
Schools gave interesting account OF bis mode Of
teaching Geography. He depended less upon text
books in impaItng geographical knowledge and more
upon familiar talks ard Illustrations, aided by map
drawings &c, on the part II the youthful learners.
Remarks upon the best modes of teaching this branch
were made by Mr. Schuyler Clark If the Fifth Ware
School. Mr. Duffy and others The Association then
adjourned till the fourth Saturday, Of April
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PERMANENT.
The Council siiil in session-Appra' oil
the Penian statehood.

The Central Council of the tonians Is stu IN
session at Unon-square. aud perhaps II may BE- IN
fcrred tina, weighty matters under dseassion from
the fact that they deliberate day and nghi without to-
Permission. In other respects. things remain un'
changed. There q large number a. calls mao
yesterday on the Head Center. some coming to pur'
chase n bond others consult some important nat
ters and not few Put that pOical question ~ The
popular melody ofthe =" Wearing Of tie Green How
is poor Ireland and how does soc standt' TO which
defute or IL may be very Indefinite answer is usually
returned. The envoy from stephens declares that
/ nearly all the American Letters going through the
British Post-Oice opened. nj which conduct Oh the
British officials much indignation IL expressed.
Tine Fenian SisteraOOd intend 20 hold fair on the
l6,h OF next month document t. AL true hearted
In America greeting, asking their cooperation ana as
stsi snce. pecnniary or otherwise has been issued
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city to have saved the ere structure. All labor was
objected toward preventing spread of the fames and
thi accomplished. slough not without the
DISASTROUS fseut will be seq below. The idea OF
erectine the ,spera House first entertained by MI
Samuel N Pike in lsSG 1t was ccsmeBoed in 1884,
ard was opened The pti'c in February. 1852 having
been constructed aud finished at cost Of about s4Oo
CO., 1t WA a supe'b bolding in every ra iicular and
probably to the universal regret Of tie pubic Mr. IKE
docs not now tlibk he viii rebuild It, though this Goes
uot appear TO have beco We a decision on his par
The following is rec STIPULATION Of the losses oeca'
soned by the FIRE together with the amounts % insur
srce payable thereon; the latter. however not BENG
foil as tire papers inform there is aggregate IN
~ ~. xc., af xpJT n Nj IN the al Eire
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DIED.

BUcHANAN-On Saturday, March "a Mrs Francis Blu 4
The reisiives and friends of the family respectfully
ved TO attend her funeral from the Residence OF her ga
w Buchanan No 1914 Mo,s Monday afternoon, 2sthtns'
at O'Clock
California papers please copy
FORGAYIn this city March a. VIM. toTgay, aged IS
His relatives snd friends the friends OF his broth IN
funeral on wedne.ssy 18th inst at ocoeL p N ra bis
late residence, no. l5s Chnton-sl. near Grand
GLADD-On the 18th inst ssr lingering illness. avid
Uadd in the nth year Of his age.
The relatives aud family invited to Aerd
bis funeral on "Wednesday The 18th lust 81 the an fright
Memo nal Church, Of Hammond sad WayeryPl
o'clock
HARBINsoN-on Sunday March 2S spopexy,. ~ II. ss-
rah A, widow Of James HaIonson, aged 81 years
rhe relatives aud friends of the i,ay are Ie'ps ally In
vted attend TIE funeral on Tuesday afternoon o'clock.
esdence Of her Esw. Henry Harbfn No.
3j' Deans Fa,bushsve, between Fourth 90 Fifth
sves. Brooklyn.
READ-At Bedford Westminster County, n Y, saturday
morning March H. Mrs.. Aaron Hsa in the ut year u
The funeral will take place Morday afternoon March Dc.
at O'Clock, from her late residence
ST JoHNsaddenly Of apopsxy in this city tine 2+th
int Ssa st. 9S nc d. ~ s 1i 90 ~ %
attend his funeral Tuesday 9Th inst at - clock from
without further invitation rrss. by New YOr and New
Haven Railroad leave Twenty evsn.h Depot .ns7 and D.
30 O'Clock a. III. Returning, 3l2, Us oS p H.
SIIARPLESS-At philadelphia the e4yh Inst Lyman.
infant Of Mary c. b. snddenfy h. o. Sh rpless.
reDDA Mott Mott gaTf s,,. ~ TsSG csss o9
daughter of Henry B. and Ana Eliza Todd.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
vANDERBECK-O Saturday. the 2th nt. George W..
the of John ans sersh Van1cdJe aged years.
! month. day.
The relatives and friends apd also tlos of his brothers,
hn Francis Abraham Va H. and an s., respect
fully invited end his funeral from residence, No.
2lI Chrystie.st. on Monday, March "a at O'Clock.
VAN DUSEN-On Thn sday, March ~ Neltie s. wife Of
Edwin II. Van Dusen Of Lawrence, inss and daughter
Of John NJ and Eliza SANDS OF this t aged 80 years and
months.
Service Tuesday Ma-oh ~ a. osclO OK No Hamilton
place. West Fifty rssG The frs Ids .ol the family in
yted 70 attend wi,hou. further nots
Lawrence Kansas payers plesss CO ~.
wEBB-A, East Chesser. sun@.y. March %. Amelia NJ,
eldest daughter o. ln Webb, IN he llth year of her cge.
Funeral service CIT assday. 9Th nJ,. Il o'clock
The and ffisads OF tao 70 ally respectfully in
ird 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-26
SENATE. ALBANY, March "A.


BILLS INTRODUCED.
To enable the Marshall Seminary Of Easton
% sell real estate
To incorporate the Journeymen's Blank Book Bind
srs' Benevolent Union Of New-YOrk.
To allow the NewYork Conservatory Of Music to In
crease its cepal stock
BILLS PASSED..
Tolecalize the acls Of the Commissioner Of High
ways in Castleton.
In regard TO the boundary lines Of the Wesve Free
School
York.
Incorporating the First Methodist Episcopal Church
Of Brooklyn 49,,
10 q third reading.
In relation 10 rates OF wharfage and to regulate the
piers wharyes and bulkheads In New.fofk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-26
r,,. Cr.a, Cincinnati Fire.

The Cincinnati papers now at hand contain
sp and graphic accounts of the great confagraon In
that city ON Thursday night last 1t seems to DO GER
tain that no person killed during the hre but IL
equally certain that three men were severely injured
two Of them being fremep and the third bystandsr'
IA. Commercial states that Pixies Opera House oaih.
ing had been supposed freproof but the reverse OF
this idea appears to have been concu'vey established
The same paper in commanding the eIertioni OF the
Fire Department states that 1t would have been imposi'
b. for tn tan times tho force u men and p0s 0ftAs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-26
Advertisements. !

$500 BRICKS per hour are made by the Ma
1roSAI," which is a clsy.tempering machine and the
bricks made by i, WILL STAND ALL CLIMATES Those
made by the dry pressing machines will all crumble to
oleces on being exposed to frost. ADRIAN REorA,
General Agent No 100 Broadway, ~. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-26

FINEST READY-MADB CLOTHING IN AMERICA.
Genis Youths and Childrebs all quite equal TO Gus
tom work Just received, 90 cases latest styies
French English and Scotch Goods for the Custom De-
partment bs1HAT phos',
No g. Lafayette.place. and No. "a Fourih'ayer
Opposite Cooper Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-26
sprAroRIAL REPRESENTATION

SENATORIAL REPRESENTATION.
The following is the majority report OF the
Committee On Apportionment. as submitted by M.
first Suffolk, 80. 72a; Queens. 1850, Richmond.
Ssscpd-Part Of KinEs County via Gh WGd "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-26
Reninnism in philadelphia.
puu,prrPruA March % Ia

PHIiADE1TIl1A. Nnrch % T-Th
Another enthusiastic Fenian demonstrHfol
occurred last night at the Academy q Music unoeF
the auspices Of Andrew Wynne. tie District Center
Speeches we're made by Stephen j. Meany Gen. d. r.
Mullen and T. A. Collins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-26

PyLEs's o. X. SOAP, the Peoples Friend
becomes extremely hard good for the laundry bathn
and toilet. Sold by grocers everywhere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-26
Business Notices.

BEAU.-How like you the NIGHr-BLooMISG
CgREus Missl
ByLLy-Lise it! its fragrance Sir, ia periec, bliss
-fFlushing Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-26

ScuUYLKILL MUTUAL Coal Co.,
OFFICE Ma. IS Waist
YArp Nos. 263 and 265 West Twenty -ffthst.'
between Seventh and Eighth-ayes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-26

BURNETrs COCAINE he's received universal
ndorsemen, other preparation remarkable
properties for embe.hns and strengthening the hair and
rendering dark and glossy !, badness and eradca'e'
dandraa 1t has stood and composition sold
al over the world
B.owSs "VHRMIFUGE CoMPIrs." - This
yuabs combination has been successfully used by physi
clans and found to he safe and in eradie1tns worms so
hur,fu to children Be obtain the FERxFusE Cox
yrr. which has been used with good success
Sold BY Druggist Dealers III Medicines, at p cts box
THAT NOBLE ANIMAL. TIKI HORSE.
If fed occasionally with ALIENS CONDITION POWDERS viii
always be able to fulfil hs They mos; diseases Of
horse. the Appetite snd spirits and bright glossy
appearance to the lair No who feeds those Powders
regularly will ever lose cry time by sickness disability Of his
nor,e, We arc permitted refer to CIV McCune ESQ., No.
d M.uay.st L. w Winchester, esq Superintendent Harm
den Express MaorJ A. Pulen Superintendent, National En-
,,.., No s5 Broadws, DrxA BARNES Co.,
No. 81 Park row. Wholesale Agents
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-26

ScyILBFRG's GERMAN OJYTMENT--Warrsnted
eertsin cure wihou. the slightest danger FOR Piles old
oupd. Scrouls Salt Rheuu. all Bone aud Skin Diseases
&c For sale a. 80 Bowery. e7d by oil principal Drugs
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-05
Fellow-Citizens:
Who Wants Bargains.

VUARTIN BOMBERG ER, REAL
n rflArE AGENT. DAYTON, ONO, has for saIel
cwenty Houses and Lots ranging from $500 70
, 4 .lso six Fauns--throe in Darke, two in Mont
gol merry and one In Van Vert County.
= lie undersigned can always be found at the
Obi o Insurance once. when not out business,
or a the Post once corner iii ti.f edI
\ nys VS. and sells property, Terms liberal s7 %
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-05
TIE DETACHMENT


Mule 1LICE,
Prima Q( EqucstricsHcs.
Mad, 4GRES,
Queen qf he MaHe0s.
Mile I2AIHA,
Foirv Of 1erJDsicho,s.
!. Mast. WILLIE, aY
liare Back Egucsb'iaA.
EIfSiNk LEE,
.t.. CLGmDiOa Vdhkef.
JOHN WILSON, -ItH
Iiih olsd FoVF Horss Ride.
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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-05

Fourth street, just east of Main, Dayton, &
where all orders should be addressed.
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