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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-08
From New York,

NEw YORK, March z.
The Post says that intelligence has been
received by one OF the New Orleans steam
ship companies In this city that military
order has been Issued ordering all vessels
arriving from the West Indies 10 be sub
jectcd % twenty-five days quarantine, NJ
a provision against the Introduction of the
ciolern.
A Washington special states that General
Grant and i've members OF his stalr lcfI
Washington this morning to attend the nl-
neral Of Col. Bowers Mt West Point.
Mr.. Washburnc aud other members of
Congress from Illinois, leave the city to-
night TO take part In the ceremonies.
The EUcliHg Post contains the following
some time ngo Commodore Winslow was
ordered TO relieve Admiral Thatcher, now
In command of the CUR Squadron. but.
owing to the flct that he was the principal
witness In Scmmcs' trial, hc was retained
IN Washington. Az II Is not likely. nov,
that Scmmcs will be tried mt all, Commo-
doro Winslow IL n liberty, aud will In few
days assume the duties of his new COM
mand.
a number Of volunteer naval officers who
were kept IN the service to give their evil
dcncc IN this trial, will now receive their
honorable discharge.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-08
AMUsI1M ENI's.

OperasHFsuse.-The opera House having
been occupied last night by tho Wehl Concert, the
'1ogitlmate drama" was temporarily suspended
To. eight, however, Mr.. John Mccullough will ap.
pear In Shakspesrc'a great creation Of Macbeth
This play win arord an excellent opportunity for
this talented and popular actor 10 display his nne
dramatic powers. Tragedy Ia tho legitimate sphere
Vt Mr.. Mccullough, and no Ia out OF place In any
other role That ho Will do full Justice 10 the pai
assigned him, We have no doubt. lie will bo sup
ported by the accomplished Mrs. Perry, and the
full force OF tho Opera House Company, The af-
terpiece Is the SORROWS Fsmily." The programme
for night IL ona Of the most attractive OF tho
season, and will doubtless draw full house.
EsustOn nnli.-Prof wehil wAs greeted by
slarsc and appresiativo audience at tho Opera
House, last night The music, vocal and lnstru
mental, was rendered In the highest stylo OF tho
art AMI all who Witnessed tho performance wore
ylcliglitod With tho entertainment Mr.. Wehii viii
give bis farewell concert at Huston lall this owe.
ming, with AN ontirc change Of programme
BeckcI Is1iI.-Remombcr tho Grand Tab.
ieaux Of ireland b. bo given Mt Beckel Hall on
Friday and Saturday evenings. It win bo n splon.
did anair.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-08
From Washington.


WAsnINGToN. March Z.
The resolution of Garrct Davis. askiup
for an Inquiry iutO cotton frauds wnd
again called before the Senate today. and
again postponed. Mr.. Davis asked for
either general committee to inquire into
NIL charges of fraud, or special committee
for this occasion. When this alternative
wis offered, several radical Senators
Grimes and ConDess among thcm promptly
accepted the proposition for n special com
mittcc. They seem 20 have no idea of en-
cournglng u general investigation Mr.
Davis proposition for standing commit
tee, with opposition Senators prrdomlna-
ting seems to 4ncet with no favor among
riidicnls. There seems 10 bc considerable
personal animOsity In the charges and
counter charges between Captain Burnett
and General Brayman.
The House Will be come time engaged
upon the reciprocity treaty. kcllys
speech on that subject was altogether bun
coD,be for the Pennsylvania coal mines. The
grent event Of the day was the speech of
Judge Black for the petitioner In the con-
spirucy ease before the Supreme Court. IL
IL pronounced by the oldest and ablest law
yers the finest law speeci, they ever heard,
and u excibs the greatest comment from
every body. from the President tO the hum
blest lawyer. The argument of this ease Is
peculiar. All three ofthe petitioners couu-
sci speak In succession; then counsel for
the Government; then Judge Black will
close the case.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-08
From Europe.

NEw NOEK, March 7.
The steamer City Of New York, from
Liverpool the 2lst aud Queenstown tho 22d,
has arrived.
The suspension Of the haJeas corpus In
Ireland u received with universal approval
IN England ami very general satisfaction IN
Ireland. Its first effect was uneasiness aud
depression, but the vlgor shown by the
Government restored confidence and had n
favorable effect.
The net authorizes the arrest aud dctcn-
ti0n In custody until the LIST of March, 1857,
any person suspected of conspiracy The
chief object of the measure h believed TO
De 10 enable the authorities to deal with the
numerous Foniun emssarics from America,
who are represented scattering In all direc-
tlons.
The police are acting vigorously. and
making many arrests. The military forces
IN ireland are bclng strongly reinforced
from England,
II * reported TINT Sir Hugh Rose. com
maudcr IN Ireland, has demanded further
Instructions from the Government. Four
sergeant Of the regiment a. I.lmrick were
placed uuder arrest, Among the latest are
General John II. Glcason and his brother,
Joseph Gleason. OF the Federal army. Tho
police were fired on from house Ia Tippc-
rJry, where u was supposed drilling was
ln progress. One oilicor was severely
wounded, and some Of the mon were ar
rested.
Il. j. Mcdonnell, the supposed Head Cen
ter OF Dublin, has been arrested. Order
continues 10 be maintained.
A bill passed the House Of Lords author
lzlng the Irish Government to take posses
sion OF the telegraph wires Il necessary.
The Government bill regarding the cat
Tie plague passed both Houses Of Parlia-
meut.
hvLRrOoI, February 22-rhe cotton
sales of Wednesday aud Thursday were
10000 bales, including 1000 10 spectators
aud exporters. The market Is Irregular
and al lower, under news from America.
Rrcadstuiis quiet aud steady.
Provisions are steady, except bacon,
which Is irmor, aud lard. which tends up
ward.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
From Columbus.

CoLuMnus. March 7

CoLUMnua. March z.
General Grants father IL here. lie left
Washington yesterday morning and reports
the ltedicala ms caying In and will support
President johnson.
A Republican caucus WIS called tn-uight,
perhaps TO consider the altered state OF
affairs.
The Senate bills introduced are Making
fnrther npportionment for Gllcnd sde-cii
~ tlie Miami Canal; for the establishment
OF AN Agricultural College no point easy
OF access; to amend section l25, justices
Code; 10 authorize Felicity. Clermout
County. To levy tax for road purposes TO
authorize the Hydraulic Canal CompaDics
TO appropriate lands to amend the act In.
cooperating the jackson, Galllpolls aud
ChllllcOthe Railroad Company.
Bills pnsscd To take the Soldiers Re-
Ilef Fund to pay debts Incurred for other
purposes; TO Increase the rates Of turnpike
aud plank rond incorporating Bonrds of
Trade and Chambers of Commerce; 10
amend the Poor Law; relief of Hydraulic
Companies.
The House Bounty Blll was referred
The Militia Bill was passed.
ThGfe was bill introduced by Mr..
Nixon 10 protect stockholders of railroads
and shippers thereon bill relative 10 the
weight OF butter casks; supplementary 10
the law reliindlg money borrowed fer To-
cal business.
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lW-pn. Morr'a vnaNrAnLr LIyEn PILLs

GW-DR. Morris VEGETABLE LIVER Pulls
nre constantly becoming more aud more
popular. They are acknowledged to have
no rival IN the cure Of such diseases as
Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia, Fever Of all
kinds. Jaundice, Costiveuess, Pain In the
Stomach. Side, Head, Back. and Bowels,
Bilious Complaints, Loss ot Appetite, Sick
Headache. Scrofnla. Scald Head. Rheumn-
tism, Collie. Plpurisy, Pimplps and Sores on
the skin. Pnlpitation of the Heart, Lowness
OF Spirits. Pain or Weakness Of the Breast
Diseases OF Spine and Ksdneys, Sore Eycs
Dlarrhca or Dysentery Cold. etc.
Most of the aboVe-uHmed diseases may be
prevented by taking DR Morris VEdE-
rABLE LIVER PuLs In season. or when the
liver becomes ilrst doTuugcd, which carry
OF. through the bowlCs and the sccrctions
Of the skin and kidneys those poisonous
humors that clog the stomach, bowels, and
skin, and become accumulated IN thcblood.
There has been as great n progress In sci
ence and especially In that of medicine,
within the past few yOars, as there has IN
the arts. To such perfection have they
brought this science that the medicinal
properties are condensed aud concentrated
into the resins or salts of the plant, which
they extract from IL. and leave the Inert or
woody matter. The old mode of extracting
these medicinal propertics-by boiling for
a long time In watcr--ls found. IN most
cases. TO render the medicinal qualities
wholly inert, or even dccomposing them.
DIR. Morris VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS are
composed of chemical vegetable extracts,
mostly from plants growing In our own
country some of these plants have direct
action on the liver, others upon the skin,
others on the kidneys, and others upon the
towels and lungs. II is by peculiar
chemical combination of all these extracts
that these Pills are made possessing the
most extraordinary efficacy for curing the
above-named diseases.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-08
l'cnian Meeting NJ New Haven.
NrU II .ypu M.r,l y

grand Fcninn meeting was held here
this evening. The largest hall obfalnablc
~ the city was packed 10 Overlooking.
General Millcn expressed himself Fntisncd
that the United States would follow the
neutrality example set by England aud
would block the progress of the Fcninns.
a letter had been received at hcndqIAr.
tcrS IN New York from Head Center Stew
ens announcing that he wns ready 10 move
the armies of ireland when signal should
be given. lie had three hundred aud twenty
gvc Thousand men ready for the tho con
Met aud had signal corps ~ efficient M
any IN the world
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-08

CINCINNATI, March 7--FLoUR--A quiet mar.
ket, With scarcely any demand aud pricos nom nal
10 \ great extent There Is no great pressure 10
sell rs holders are aware that heavy uOncesa One
Would ~ necessary 70 eitect sales supeclno IL
~ bO9l0 30. and Fancy at ei0 T5gDii co.
HRAlh-Wheat IN dull but prices remain noml-
naliy unchanged NJ tQa2 10 Tor old rod and ei 10
tpt No. new red. Corn ls dull and prices lower
closing AZ bie for No MIXED shcled Oats nre
quiet at 3ta31c. FIR No. z aud No 1 nye contin.
les dull, and prices nominal az G5a0go fOr No
and No, q
GROCERiEs-Tho market rules steady and
qniet, with y fnr demand NJ sgia90s Tor fair tO
tnnlce RIO loHec lHHibe. for raw sugar TlsNis
iOr hard refined, aud 00Ga5c for MOlasses
WlllSKY--1ho mRrkot rules uuiet aud stendy at
ssc. in bond and 81 20, duty paul
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-08


TERRIBLE MURDER NEAR CiNcINNATI.-A
German woman, aged sixty-two years, was
found dead IN her house Oh Tuesday last,
IN the vicinity OF Cummlnsvlle. Her name
was Margaret Goeszwein. Her husband Is
suspected Of the crime. lie Ind been IN
the city all day, drinking, aud when he re-
turned he found affairs ~ thus described by
tho Gd%ette:
Stretched on the floor lay Mrs. Margaret
Goeszwein. an old lady Of sixty-two years.
dead. Her arms had been pinIoncd behind
her, her legs tied together near the ankles
with IA leather strap, n leather belt around
her neck, and tied TO the bed post with an
old suspender. Life had entirely 1ed, and
the old lady was cold la death. Both stories
Of the house had been entirely ransacked.
and, according 10 her husbands statement,
II large amount OF money, clothing aud
other valuables stolen. Altogether. the
house presented terrible appearance. Dill
gent search was simmcdintely made for the
perpetrator or perpetrators Of this fendish
outrage, but without success.
One very suspicious circumstance con-
neGted with the alair Is that the leather
strap with which the old woInan's legs
were tied was n belt which had been worn
by her husband Another Is that the sus-
pcndcr with which her neck was tied 10 the
bed post was one belonging 10 her husband,
and he only had one on at the time; but
the jury did not thiuk these flcts strong
enough 70 lmplicate Mr.. Gocszweln.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-08

PREMATuRE.--The Journal IL always In u
hurry In the wrong direction. II announ-
ccs Jonathan Kcnncy and william Patton
rs candidates for Mayor on the Democratic
ticket Neither Of these gentleman ARE
candidates for the nomination. aud have
never permitted their names TO be used In
that connection.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-08

DELEGATES 10 rBE CRY CONVENTION
Each ward Is entitled TO ten Delegates TO
the City Democratic Convention TO be held
on Saturday evening next. The wards are
also scycrnly requested TO present name
to the convention f3r member of the City
Executive Committee. We make these
suggestions ut the request of the Commit
tee. -..t..
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-08
From ladiananolis.

INpIANAroLlA. Mnrcll I

lSDhNAroLis, March z.
Advlccs from Gov. Morton. dated Geneva.
reDfuhry' say that the anticipated i'm
proycmcut OF his health has not been rcni.
lzcd' and that he lett there to-day. toward
home, very much discouraged.
The Fenians have split here. aud a new
circle, favorable TO O'Mahony, has been
organized. The latter are shipping arms
and ammunition Eastward. Colouel Rob
ert, stewart will be State Ccntcr of the
Roberts circles.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-08

DEFALCATIoS or THE Ross COUNTY
TREAsuRER.-A few days ago, II was an
nounced by the Chillic0the Aduertser that
the Ross county Treasury had been entered
about o'clock on the evening IL the 9th
of February and robbed nf 800. Sub3c-
quent examination by the County Commis-
sioners disclosed the fact that there was
deficiency of $4,000 In the Treasury. Re-
port declares that the Treasurer William
Rttcrhousc, Is a defaultcr in that sum,
Referring TO this matter, the Columbus
Statesman says!
I 1--WE can hardly believe this 10 be lrIc I;
for the reason that since the commencement
of the war hc has been inyeieratcly "loj al,"
aud has liGen chairman or the Republican
County Central Committee In that county,
and has.beeu sort of general manager for
the ptfty IN the county for some time
Ills hatred for Democrats of whom hc al-
ways spoke ~ 'EOppc,hcads,' was intense.
Now, II Is hardly possible that man of
this description would bc guilty of defnl-
cation. 10 h true that he WIS III debt when
he became Treasurer of the county; H. Is
true that since entering the Treasurcrs
office he has bought fine flrnn, some city
property and speculatod IN oil lands In
Pike county; but yet We can not Imagine
how he should have become a deiaulter,
and weshall be gratllled 10 learn that the
facts relieve him Of all such suspicion"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-08

ArTEMPrrD FRAUDS on THE GovERNMENT.
On Tuesday last, Il. v. Palmer and Ste
plen Crane were arrested In Hamilton, and
tdien to Cincinnati on n charge Of fcloni-
wi-ly making out q false claim against the
Government for bounty land, under the act
approved 1865. The parties were taken be-
fore Commissioner Halliday who admitted
ITEM to bail In the rum OF $4,000 each !;
Fdmer waivi1g examination until April
P st. when the Grand Jury sits and Crane
being held TO appear on the 18th inst. for
ilnal examination.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-08

GoIHo Ofr--Lafec, on Third street, Is
selling on his large and splendid stock Of
watches aud Jewelry ut rapid rate. Since
he advertised 10 sell at cost his store has
been tbronged with customers, aud all are
satisfied with their bargqIns. They hnd the
goods 70 be what they arc represented.
Persons In want OF amy thing In this line,
will find II 10 tllelr advantage to make their
purchases now. 10 viii be a long time be-
fore they have another opportunity OF the
kind. s
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-08

n5F- AN INVALUABLE REMRDY--None,
except those who have suffered all the hor-
rors of threatened Consumption. can fully
appreciate the value and efficacy Of DIR.
HALLS BALSAM---a sovereign remedy IN
all the various stages Of this much dreaded
disease.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-08

DAVE CLARK, win sell on the premises,
between eleven and two o'clock, Tomorrow.
the Farm Of Levi Splelman, near Cham
bcrsburg. This will be bargain for some
one. IL II tO be sold without reserve.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-08
Fenlan Meeting in PhIladclphin.

IUILAUtlTIIIA, MNrCh Z,
A large meeting Ia favor of General Swee-
ncy was held tonight at the National
Guards Hall. Au address was made by
General Sweeney, who promised active
movements.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-08

GROCERY AND NorIoS SroRE FoR SALE.--
No. $40 Third street between Main and
Jefferson, Rudeslll & Doyle Wishing TO sell
their stock and give possession immcdi-
atcly, lebl3-d
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-08

"lT Is unusual and dangerous tho
President IN his veto message---"to pursue
u course of measures which Will unite any
large section OF country against another
section of country, no matter how much
the latter may prcdominate." And why
dangerousp let the President answer In
his own words Because "the course Of em-
igratIon the development Of industry and
business. and natural causes will raise up at
the South men ~ devoted 10 the Union ~
those Of any part Of the land; but II they
are excluded from COngrcss--lf IN II per-
manent statute, they are declared not to be
IN full constitutional relations 10 the coun-
try, they may think they have cause 10 be-
come n unit In feelings and sentiments
hgalnst the Goyernment." No better rea-
son could be given. Such legislation rs
the Freedmen's Bureau Bill Is the direct
stimulus to sectional feelings. resulting nj
length In sectional war. Besides, no Que
can tell to-day what Tomorrow II 10 bring
forth. Natural causes may make the weak
section of to-day the stronger one OF to-
morrow aud where Is then the guarantee
that the tyrannous Sc 'tlon Will not be
tyrannized over In Its turn Y--hostOn POst.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-08

Il wnrrantcd 10 be The only preparation
known TO ctIrc Coughs. Colds, HoarseOese.
Asttmn. Whoopug Cough. Chronic Coughs
Consumption. Bronchitis aud Group BE-
ing prcpared from Honey and Herbs, IL Is
healing softcning. and expectoratlng, and
particularly suitable for all affections OF the
Throat aua Lungs. For sale by Druggists
everywhere ian3
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Particulars u the Death of Colonel
Bowers.

NEw YORK, March 7.
:. A gentleman on board the train Of tho
Hudson River Railroad NJ the time of The
accident 10 Colonel Bowers, gives the pnr-
tlcularr of hls dcntl The Colonel had len
Tile car to obtain his sntchcl and when he
returned the train was moving. lie gipsppd
Lhe railing of the lust car but one, holding
his mtchel IN one hand. He LOST his no}
hold and fell between the cars and wns
Killed instantly. His clothing was torn on.
and his head nearly severed from his body.
hc was henIrl tO scream as he fell. but IL
was impossible to stop Tho train, and his
remains were sent back 20 West Point In
charge Of nu officer detailed by General
Grant The General, who continued his
Journey to this city, was greatly effected
ipy we mela"holy event declaring moth
ing had ever moved him ~ doc,,ir. IIe
spoke IN the warmcst terms OF Colonel
Bowers.
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City EXprutIve COmmIttcc.
March D. 1885, aH G.rtIa tHu,

OPENING or NAvmATI9Nr--liy notice Ia
our advertising columns, It viii be seen
that the Miami and Erie Canal will be open
for navigation from Cincinnati 10 Toledo
on the first day Of April next.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-08

tB- Take Blokrene and defy Fever aud
Ague. This glorious vegetable tonic forth
fles the system against mtermittents, cures
dyspepsia, puts the nerves In order, clears
the brain, sustalns the constitution and
restores the Lost yigor OF any and every
organ. Depot ~ Dey st. N. Y. Sold by
all Druggists.
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FARM AT AUCTION,
On FRIDAY MARCH o, 1885,

ON THE PREMISES. BETWEEN THE
hours OF II A. NJ. and O'Clock T.. M will oier at
public sale
1O4 ACRES OF LAND!
with improvements, In Butler Township sovon
miles North Of DAYTON, \ miles West or Cham
bersburg The IMPROVEMENTS ARE GOOD
sixty acres undar cultivation, ~ acres newly
cleared a acres of
Good Timber, Fine Sugar CdmD
and Orchard Of ChoIce Fruit.
i.o Trees In bearing, also 14O young Trees newly
planted Tho land lies 100 rods from the School
house and place OF holding elections In Butler
Township.
Any one wishing a splendid
H0ME-FbRM AND A GOOD BARGAIN.
win do well To attend this sale.
TERMS, S,Onn THIRD cash Ono.thirl In ono year,
and One.tlird In two years with interest
LEVI SPIELMAN
No 3l3 Third street Dayton
DAVID CLARK. Auctionoor. mar 9.itd6w
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TnE DEERI1 eLD MuRDER--CoVKRT Con-
vIcTED. .--Samllel Covert has been found
guilty of murder Ia the ilrst degree In
slaughtcrng the Roosa family on the night
of Monday, Dcccinbcr 90 1864. Twelve OF
his couutrymcn have listened attertlyely
10 the evidence for and against hlm---to the
able arguments of lawyers aud the lmprcs
siyc charge Of the Judge; have calmly and
lspasslonately weighed aud considered the
same; have held consultation together dur
lng uiAo hours and have at length agreed
that the accused stands g1ilty Of the crime
rs charged ir'thc Indictment
On the rendering of the verdict by the
jury, the Commercials reporter says;
GtiLTY Tho word came firmly from the
fowmau's mOutll-guilty ''Of murder la the
first degree" said the Judge, reading from
the verdict. Then came the change, The
man who could murder Innocent youth aud
helplcss old age, who could pufjurc him
so TO hang an innocent man. who could
endure six days OF trial without showing
au emotion, was but babe. As the words
"r,t degree bore TO his ear the positive
ness of death on the aafiold Samuel Cow
err closed his eyes and weakly raised his
lrft hand, while his head sunk back upon
his sisters arm. The work was donc--hls
fate WIS scaled.
wASrFD -Four good girls, 10 work In
the Dining room, NJ the Phillips House,
Apply Immediately to the Proprietor, =
Mar 7--tf
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THE DAILY EMPIRE.
Thursday, .--- March 9. 1866.
Democratic City Convention.

--- .t WI VIZ
The Democratic voters OF the several
Wards 10 The City OF Dayton are requested
TO meet at the several places hereinafter
named, on Thursday evening March stb,
at ~ O'clock, then and there TO select ten
delegates from each Ward 70 attend the
City Convention TO be held la Htatoh Hall,
on Saturday evening. March 10Th, AZ z
o'clock, toplomlnate candidates. for The City
Offices - No t tof
The Comuiittee would recommend that
each Of the Ward mectings pominatc can
didates Cor ConnciL Menber Of the School
BoaFl and ASSESSOR. y II hVnflN y
First Ward win hold lts ineeflng At the
Engine IIonsei "a saidward.i Secoud Ward
at jane II, Daggott's Law Office, Second
street Third Ward at Il. Thompson's Law
office. Fourth. Firth aud Sixth Wards at
The Engine Houses In said Wards. Seventh
at the SpfE. Market House and Eighth
Ward at FrankllnStrect House. ini.9 -"
hh~ ',''fr2 E..T1IOMPsoN, g2'a7
W. PATTON, .,....
sv.t .n GEO. v. .NAUERTll
I tcs .lYs DAVID CLARK. 4i5.I
t#1fi ja4l DENNIS DWYER,
City Executive Committee.
March D. 1885,. aa D.rtIa H,r
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Business gotiees.
DYSPEPSIA
IOCToR
STIsICLAND'S
TONIC.
DR.. SrRicKLAND's

N-- ToNIC ~ n concen-
rated preparation of Roots and Herbs with
:, ntlacids and carmnativcs 10 strengthen
the stomach and nervous system. " u n
certain remedy for Dyspepsia or lndigcs-
tiOn. Nervousness, Loss OF Appetite, Aclul-
tv OF the stomach. Flatulency and Debility
Z IL not alcoholic. therefore particularly
suited for Weak. Nervous, and Dyspcptic
persons For sale by all Druggists every
where ot 81 per bottle.