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q . OF INSOLVENT DEBTORS.-Noticeis berabs
gwen 70 the creditors OF the following named Ins0-
vent DeotQrS, that the said lnsolventS having lied
their petition to the Court of Common Pleas for The
cement of the lnsOlvent Law Of Maryland, that the
aa% hereinafter mentioned rs liked for their appear
Ghce 70 answer lnterrogat0rles, if any be fled and
mat tle following named day has also been fixed for
me maj hearing IN their case, before the aforesaid
Daniel Shettle, applied January %, l866-arst an
Psarahce March otn' 1856, final hearing, May 7th
Joseph E. Hamilton, applied January 81 1885,
nrst appearance March 9th, 1866 final hearing May
David n. Williams, applied January I'd, l866-frst
appearance March 9th, 1866, final hearing May 7th
Archibald Wilson Jr., applied January 18th. 1855
7tb 1874 Narca otn' 1856 final bearing May
Joseph White. applied January 18th, 1sss-arst
GiR AIarch oth' 1866 final hearing May 7th
y. William Shannahan. applied February Q 1885,
Ifs! appearance March s. 1866, final hearing May 7
jesse D. Bradford, applied February 5, 1866-frst
aPRgarance April = 1866, fpal hearing June 4, 1866
April eB 55 na iGbo eg4Tys 1 a ap
george l. Seymour, applied February 8, l866-frst
appearance April 2, 1866 final hearing June 1, 1865
peaTa6ce April = gG6 nal S ea5s June Is APP
o. smith applied February 10, l86o-frst
appearances April 1865. final hearing June 4, 1866
Laertcs " Miles, applied February r. 1866-frst
aiRyG39rancG April 1865 final hearing June 4, 1866
William Wells, applied February &C. lS66-frst ap-
- hOOu, ilLidl nearing June \, 1866.
WIN. IL. Aler, Jr., applied NJ arch l. lS6S-frst nm
peMar"ace aPrli :, looo 6nal hearing June 1, 1866
deaIy 4; Mercer, applied March s. 1866-irSt nm
pefI@nes May :. 1850 final hearing July ? 1876
ance May 1866, final hearing July .. 1865.
Andrew ). Lyons, applied March 2i lS6ij-frst m,
pearance May 7, 1865, final hearing july 3 1881
J0hn Grse Iss applied March q s56-frst appear
John II; Richards. applied March IS. iSf6-Grs. an
pearance May Z 1856. final bearing July 9, 1866
Jacob %! Arnold applied ID April, 1s66-irst appear
anGe lth June 1866 final hearing 9th August 1855.
deorge W. DGdrow, applied I'd april, lS66Wfrst
1866. Ae ''n august
James II. Connolly, applied 9th april, 1ss6-srst
1866. 40 ~ august
Thomas Hubbard, applied 18th April, ls6s-srst
1866. -Ns ''n august
jeremiah Hubbard, applied 18th April. 1ssS-frst
appearance 4th June, 1866. final hearing 9th August
Levi Herzog. applied 1Sth April, 1S66-frst an
pesrance 4th June, 1866, final hearing 9Th August.
Thomas Russell, applied 9th April. lS66-frst an
pearance 4th June, 1866, final hearing 9th August
1866. e"'''
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JhGDGE'S PATENT REAPER
" AND MOWER 4 ND SEIE q L II

Hh0DGE'S PATENT REAPER
GT AND MOWER AND SELF RAKER,
With flexible Folding Finger-Bar
BUCKEYE and OHIO
Patents combined in one Machine.
This Machine, as built the past two seasons. ha!
met with the most complete success. In every sec
ton where it has been introduced it has taken pre-
cedence over those Machines which have heretofore
ranked as first class.
The MARS H SELFRAKE improved and applied
to this Machine, has also proven a perfect success
We also have for sale. the celebrated Peipher Corr
and Tobacco Pillow and Cultivator, hung on wheels
together with all kinds of Agricultural Implements
Send for Circular. J. HIX BURTON & CO.
ap21-2m No. ~ South Erednrcl, atreer
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r - N9TAGE 10 TRAVELLERS sissFx{i
leaves Spears Wharf DAILY. Sundays excepted,
ior the following points, connecting at Norfolk and
Portsmouth with Railroads for ell points South.
Fare from
Baltimore to Fortress Monroe
baltimore 10 Norfolk 800
Baltimore TO City point ...,.. SEQ
Ba!tinore to richmond $50
Datimore TO petersburg 500
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OFFICE OF TEEE C0NMTSsTaNrDs
W FOR OPENING SIREETS.-BALTINyRF All
l9h 1S66.-The Commissioners for Openirr straat
entitled Ordinance to provide for exercising cer
tain powers vested in this Corporation n re-
lationto streets in the City. of Baltimore, an
proved April g. 1866, hereby give notice that thew
will meet on MONDAY, the 18th day of May next.
at o'clock, P; NJ, at the Office of the Commits
sioners, at the, City Hail. and proceed to execute
required of them in regard to OPENING COOKE
STREET, from Gilmor street to Pennsylvania ave-
nue., in accordance with an Ordinance of the Mayor
and City Council of Baltimore. approved March 5,
1866. WILLIAM BROOKS,
DAVID TAYLOR,
GEORGE 7. WILKINS,
Commissioners.
ap 2O-1aw4w JAMES II. COOK, Clerk.
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.GisEsAPEAEkE HANEk.

II -~SfEEAEfsAPEIAfkE RANsA,
To- BALTIMORE. April I'd, 1866.
The STOCKH0LDERS are hereby notified that
al Election for NINE DIRECTORS Of this Bank,
ior the ensuing year, will take place at their Bank
ms Hnuso on the SECOND TUESDAY OF MAY
NEAI, being the Sth of the month"; between the
hours Of 10 AID o'clock.
ap4l-tMyS JOHN S. CUTTINGS. pres't.
r IN - sSpE3E0i: ssEI1EDY.-Ege can con-
urr ScisnIousy recommend to those suffering from
distressing cough, DR.. Stricliland's WeliiSUoug
Cough Balsam. 1t gives relief almost instantaGeous
70 doubt that the Meihuous Cough BaIsa1n ia ope OF
the best preparations in use, and is all that is mo-
prietor claims fer it. We have tried il during tse
past week and found relief from most distressing
cough. Its prepared by Or. Strickland, No l34
Sycamore street Cincinnati, Ohio, and for sale by
UrqEGsss. W4CicGaie agents EoInsen & LlCek, and
+. VoEa:sr /. ca. jr5i[s
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gsoMpTn0gLER,s oFVICE

gl0MPGA0g.LEfS'S OFFICE
BALTIHoRE, April, 20. 1865
Notice Is hereby given that all LICENSES issued nv
the Mayor and City Council Of Baltimore must be re-
He%ed al THIS OFFICE from lst 10 10th MAY
NLAI. i neglect viii be attended with expense.
SAM. MACCUBBIN.
ap2l-tMl lA,s.G.T,COR&Wl COMPTROLLER.
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rance Company of New York 1--' ANsU
If any person, acting as Agent for Insurance Com
pames not incorporated by the laws of this State
snail effect or pretend to effect an insurance or ins
RANGES or receive and transmit an offer or offers for
OF insurance, or advertise or circulate any card cir
GUAR OF notice open keep any Office for the trans
action of said business. Without license iirst had
and obtained no shall forfeit and pay for each oenee
the SUN OF five hundred dollars ons-hsIf to the use
OF the lnfornor.-Code. rol. !, art sc. sec. go
ROBERT j. JUMP
al2J-eoot COMPTROLLER
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anAEYEZINRE aTEAM pAE,za ET1 {

Toy APRIL ii lGSS
Tho Stockholders Of the Baltimore Steam Packet
Company are hereby notified that the annual meeting
for the election Of EIGHT DIRECTORS for the enS
suing Year. will be ned at the Office of said Company,
foot Of Concord street. Baltimore. on 5IONDAY, the
W
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ERSIsNUEE BAZAAR

10y WILL OPEN
MONDAY. APRIL goth, at P. n,
CORyE2 REED AND CATHEDRAL STREETS
Season Tickets 10 be had of the Managers, and also
Of Waters and Entz d Basins book stores. ap2j-it
NE1se,FEECE OF ,EHE CITY REfss*TEg2.
ErS[ BALTIMORE, April g. 1866
The Commissioners Of Finance have authorised tho
sale of fifty thousand dollars of WATER STOCK MT
par, which parties procure application ut this
office. JOHN L. PLUMBER
ap26 ct City REGISTER
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-03
FrOm New York.
NEW YoRK, January 9

.". NEW OHK, January q
The Fenian Congress assembled to-day. A
guard from the Ninety-ninth regiment re-
fused admission to all not provided with
credentials. The State Center of Manhattan
District called the body to order, and Major
Kelly, of Indiana, was appointed Chairman.
Resolutions sustaining O'Mahony were
adopted and the Congress proceeded to the
transaction of other business, the nature of
which has not yet transpired. There were
two plenipotentiares from Ireland present,
and It is stated that they brought letters
from Stephens who is said to be In France
Previous to the opening of the Congress,
Messrs. Meany, Sinnott and Mullen of the
Fenian Senate, met at the Senate hcadqIiar-
ters, in pursuance of the regular adjourn
ment of November Z, but there being no
quorum present adjourned. The report
says two English detectives were spotted
and refused admission to the Congress.
The Posts Washington special says there
are rllmors, not generally credited, that
within two or three weeks the President
will issue a proclamation declaring the
work of the restoration of the Union COM
plete.
Many members of Congress have gone to
Baltimore to attend the funeral of Henry
Winter Davis.
Three hundred applications for places In
the Treasury Department were filed last
week, but, instead of making new appoint
ments, Secretary McCulloch Is constantly
reducing the clerical force.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-03
From indianapolis.
INDIANAPOLIS. JanIlaI

iNDhANAfObios DhltHill 2.
The notable feature In the city yesterday
was long procession Of negroes, with ban
ners and music, celebrating Abraham Lin
coins proclamation of emancipation. AT
night several of the negroes concerned were
arrested for one thing OF another, otherwise
the day passed quietly.
Colonel Mcclure, paymaster Of the Uni
ted States Army, stationed here for some
time, has been ordered 10 Washington as Il
witness before Il cOurt-martial in the ease
ofMajor Maclin, who was McClure's supe-
rior officer in 1861, at the outbreak of the
rebellion.
Maeklin, il Il stated, turned over all
funds in his hands to the Confederate Gov
ernment. and ordered Mcclure TO do the
same. The latter refused, suffered imprs-
OnmenL the seizure Of his safe, books,
papers, &c, and his wife heroically, on her
own person, took all the United States
funds In his hands and delivered them
safely over to his own Government at
Washington.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-03
Business Autites.

eB- STANDARED HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES.
The agent Of Humphreys Homeopath-
ic Specifics has received very important
addition TO his listof Humphreys Specific
Homeopathic Remedies in the shape OF
Specific No. 81, which cures diptheria and
Suleeratcd sore throat These specifics have
obtained wide celebrity among the medi-
cal practitioners and are very largely used
by them, being prompt, efficient reliable
and convenient. An extended ADVERTISE
mcnt in another column gives a list of the
different Species the diseases which they
remedy, and the prices. The cases for fami-
ly use are especially worthy OF attention,
and also the new department Of veterinary
specifics. The headquarters Of Humphreys
Specific Homeopathic Medicine Co, is at
500 Broadway, New York.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-03

SUIcDE.-Joshua Wheaton, residing near
Raysvllle, Warren county, and formerly a
resident Of Washington township, In this
county, hung himself yesterday morning,
In tobacco shed near his house. He was a
man about thirty years of age, and for some
time past had exhibited symptoms of aber-
ration of mind He leaves family. A
brother Of the deceased, we are informed,
put an end to his life in the same way about
IA year ago. -
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From Chicago.

NHIVAUUi dHHUHTy 2, IoOO'
The wife of Hon. j. l.. Scripps, recently
Postmaster in this city, while enjoying her
usual health, and receiving the customary
New Years calls of numerous friends at
their private residence, yesterday after
noon, fell back in her chair and instantly
expired without struggle or groan. Her
death Is attributed 10 disease of the heart.
The Indebtedness of the State of Illinois
was yesterday reduced $G0O,00O by the pro-
ceeds of the two-Inills State tax.
Fires have been quite frequent in the city
during the past three days, but no destruct-
i've confiagration has taken place.
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Cincinnati markets.


FLOUR--A quiet market without essential change
IN prices. euperhne " held Mt sT91 20; new extra
81 5N99; family % 25GlO, an fancy nj $40 25@l1.
GRdIN-Wheat IL uulet, both demand and offerings
being lgh; prime old rod is offered at 81 g5, and No
at VI 75. Corn is steady at b3c. for new ear
and Coo for shelled Oats are In better demand, and
prices have advanced TO 3oc in elevator, holders ask
ing 40c at the close. Rye quiet at 75c for prime
and the market rules dull We quote fair TO choice
Rio Coffee ut :DI I2@3lhc raw Sugar. 13gl7c.; hard
refnot, 90@s214c,, and MoRsaes 00@96c. per gallon
for Porto Rico
wHIsKN-An unchanged mark t as regards prices
demand. Holders asking So 20 ioT free, but
buyers not offering over s2 %. No "a es.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-03

Eye AND EARs-Dr. Culbertson, Occulist
and Aurist, of Richmond, Indiana, will
visit Dayton professionally, and can be
found at the Phillips House, Tuesday, We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday, january 2,
3, 4, and s. lie can be consulted by all af-
fiicted with any disease,of the Eye and Ear
free of charge. DIR. Culburtson's reputation
is of the highest standing in this country
as an operator on the Eye and Ear. His
eminent position for skill and ability has
long been established, and his references
and certificates are from the best men and
journals, and are in our immediate vicinity.
See circulars. de20w2t.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-03

FORMER REsIDEET on DAYTON MUIR
DERED.-The Louisville papers contain an
account of the murder by a negro soldier
of Mr.. Thomas y. kfcFadden, d apoliceman
Of that city, and formerly resident of Day
ton, where his widowed mother and other
relatives still reside. The Louisville Press
Of the Both ,ult., gives the following account
of the affair
1t is'our painful duty to announce anoth-
er murder perpetrated by a colored soldier.
From one of the policemen concerned in the
affair we gather the following details: on
GERS Spaulding and McFadden, while on
duty in their beat between 0 and 10 o'clock,
heard several shots fired In O'Ncirs alley
near the river between Third and Fourth
streets. They proceeded mp the alley to
learn the cause OF the disturbance, when
they met two negro soldiers with muskets.
The police accosted them about the firing,
but received an unsatisfactory reply, A
scuttie soon ensued between the officers and
the negroes, in which ThOs. Il. McFadden
was instantly killed He was shot through
the head. Officer Spaulding receiveda few
slight bruises.
The news of this sad occurrence soon
spread among the police Of the city, and, of
course, for some time, caused the greatest
excitement The body of the deceased was
borne to his late boarding house on lounge,
carried by his companions. He served his
country flor three years IN the 18th Ken
tucky regiment. Mr.. McFadden was clever
young man, and much esteemed by his as
sociates.
An extra patrol of soldiers were out until
late last night searching for the rioters.
We learn that several were arrested and
confined in jail.
Ldter.--John Bardett Is the name of the
murderer, who is in Jail Some half dozen
other negro men and three women were also
arrested for being implicated in the affair.
His remains were brought to this city on
Monday, and inferred in Woodland Gene
terry this afternoon.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-03
Notice to Bridge Contractors.
SIXTH. STREET BRIDGE, .-
CITY OF DAYTON
AUprroR's oFEIoE, MoHTsonEHY Co., o., /

AupfroRs oTElcE, MoHTSonEHY Co., o.,
DAYTon, December 8, 1850 m
OEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECElNkD AT
. the Auditors Ofice uBhl Monday, IannAry 4.
1865. ~ O'Clock, 4. NJ, by joint Committee. oam-
posed OF Ma ruus Bosler, John Butt and John Wom-
edor. Bridge Committee OF the city Of Dayton, and
James Apologize, COMMITTEES appointed By the
Board OF County Commissioner.
To build an iron bridge across the canal on Bixth
street, in the clty of Dayton, follows ~ feet
lnehea in tho clear, with side walk side, hVe
feet in width, supposed 10 he sixty feet In width,
more OF leAs Bids 10 be made by the single loet.
Each bidder is sao required 10 present and bad upon
his own plan and specifications Tho Comm tee re-
serve the right TO reject any all bids II they think
proper, J. W, Dietrich, Auditor.
MARCUS BOSIER, fa.
dee sdaw2W Chairman Bridge Com.
CtAMuEL KUhE's EsTATE.-ON THE a3rH DAY
- oi Now rabsr, 1865, the n0dersiEnsd was ap
pointed Adm straLor oi the estate OF samuel Kuhn,
late oi Montgomery County, Ohio, deceased -.s
dec2w8t J0sKPH LAMBERT.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-03

"Oanst thou not minister 10 mind diseased,
And, with some sweet, obliyous antdots,
Cleanse the foul bosom OF the perlous stun
That weighs upon the heart ~
Certainly; PLANTATION BITTERs will do
it when nothing else will. Melancholy,
Depression, Hypochondria. Insanity, all
spring, more or less, from diseased stom-
ach, aud this PLANTATION BrrrERs is a sure
cure for. There is no mistake about it ;
Dyspepsia, Headache, Dullness, Ague,
and Low Spirits must yield to the health
giving and genial influence of the PLANTA-
TIoN BITTERs. If you are in doubt make
one trial and be convinced.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-03
BY TELEGRAPH.
From Columbus.
ESPECIAL TO CINCINNATI ooMMERcIAL.l
COLUMBUS, January 2.


COLUMBUS, January 2.
IE a SENATE. IfIa
The President pro. tenn. announced the
Standing Committees. 't''Hf
BY Mr.. Critch1eld--To authorize tho
transfer OF the surplus Relief Fund raised
under the act of 1865 TO the General Fund
of the several counties.
BY Mr.. Walling--To repeal the Commu-
tation Clause Of the Militia Law.
BY Mr.. Critchfeld-To repeal the Act
creating the office Of Pay Agent.
BY Mr.. Bateman-'ro amend the Act Of
1881, to provide for the Acknowledgements OF
deeds.
A resolution was adopted providing for a
committee to investigate as 10 the premature
publication of the Governors Message, and
what action was rendered necessary In
reference to It,. en-.
Adjourned until Thursday morning.
ROUSE.
In the House, the reading of the Govern
or's Message was concluded, after which MIR.
Stanton, introduced bill similar to the one
presented by him at the last Legislature, to
provide for the appointment of Commits
sioners to revise, codify, and consolidate the
General Laws of Ohio.
Mr.. Northway, of Ashtabula, introduced
n preamble reciting the abolition of slavery
by the Presidents Proclamation and the
Constitutional Amendment, and declaring
1t the duty Of the Government to protect
freedmen in every manner clearly ConstitI-
tional, and n resolution requesting the Sen
ators and Representatives from Ohio in
Congress, TO vote for the bill extending the
elective franchise to cOlored men in the Dis
trict of Columbia. fH.r
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The Veteran Soldiers of 1s01-e

u
The Veteran Soldiers of 18OI-2.
A meeting of the Ohio Veteran Soldiers
oflS6l-2 was held in Cincinnati on Saturday
evening last, at which the following pro-
ceedings took place. As there are many
soldiers of the small class In this communf-
ty, we republish them for their benefit and
all others Interested
To the Congress OF the United States OF
| america: .st,fl r.st
The petition of the undersigned, formerly
| soldiers In the service of the United States
in the war against the late Southern rebel
lion, and honorably discharged therefrom
by reason of the expiration of term of SER
vice, respectfully represents: ..II
First. That your petitioners have enlisted
Mt the commencement of the war, In the
time OF greatest need, and have suffered
most and longest. ........
Second, That the final success Is TO the
greatest part due 10 the yalor and endur-
ance of the first volunteers.
Third. That they have received no ade-
quate compensation for their services and
hardships, compared with the latter years
volunteers, who were induced to enlistment
city bounties .H1"F ".-' "f
Fourth. That during their absence in the
field their families have used up their for
ner savings or have suffered from want and
privation, as their pay was not sufficient to
support them.
Filth. That after their return home, after
an absence of from three TO four years,
they find their former relations changed,
their situations filed by Others or their
business transferred TO persons who pre-
ferred staying at home TO make money
Instead of fighting.
Sixth. That Is hard for them TO obtain
situations, for the support of their families,
in the transitive state from war 10 peace,
business having not yet returned to the
former proportions.
Seventh. There are, furthermore, many
of our old comrades who have been dis
charged on account Of disability contracted
In the service, In the line of their duty, be-
fore they had served the term of two years,
which, according To the law, entitled them
TO receive bounty of one hundred dollars.
Your petitioners, therefore, pray that
Congress may pass n law regulating the
bounties, so as TO do justice TO thev0lun-
teers oflS61 and 1882.
Resolyed, That a committee of one from
each district be appointed 10, proceed To
Washington to act as delegates to the Cen
eral Congress to be held Ia Washington In
January, 1886, ..,-.,..i.
The meeting next appointed General s. j.
McGroarty from the First District, and Gen
eral A. q. Parry, from the Second District,
~ its delegates TO Washington, to carry out
its object; after which the following gen
tlemen were appointed as a Conunittee of
Finance 20 raise funds to defray the eXpen-
ses of the delegates Colonels Len. A. fIar-
ris and Ward, Captains MarkbTait, Bruner,
Patterson, Hare, Germany, Wheeler, Ness
Ter aud Beokman, Colonels Taiel and Good,
and Louis Reeder, Fred Feith and August
Gunther. ti-o .a
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-03

gB- Consumption is Il disease which is
carrying its victims to the tombs by the
thousands, without being arrested in its
progress. But brighter day is coming and
has come to successfully arrest this disease.
Aliens Lung Balsam Is making truly re-
markable cures of what was considered by
Physicians as incurable Consumption.
For sale by the Dealers in Family Medi-
cine generally.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-03

Advices from Panama report the discov-
cry of rich gold mines in the vicinity OF
Tumaco and Barbacoas, State of Cauca,
New Grenada. Four men in eight days
took out thirty pounds. Since the attempt
Mt revolution on the 10Th ult., affairs in
Panama have been quiet.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-03

WE learn that DIR. DODGE whose success
in healing the sick for the past month in
our city, is to visit Springfield about the
9th Of January, where he will remain few
days. Notice Of his arrival will be given
through the EMPIRE and Journal of this
city, and the Springfield Neps and Republic
jan2-8td.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-03

Albert ID. Richardson, Junius II. Browne
and William f. Davis, the correspondents
who were confined at Salisbury for many
months are among the witnesses sum
moned by the Government in the ease OF
Gee, former rebel commandant at Sails
bury, now on trial at Raleigh.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-03

is warranted 10 be the only preparation
known 10 cure Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,
Asthma, Whooping Cough, Chronic Coughs
Consumption, Bronchitis and Group. Be
ing prepared from Honey and Herbs, II Is
particularly suitable Tor all affections OF the
Throat and Lungs. For sale by Druggists
everywhere.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-03

DIR. CuLBERTsoN, Oculist, and Aurist, has
rooms at the Phillips House, where he will
remain until Friday night. All llhaving any
defects of sight or hearing can consult him
free of charge. The Doctors reputation is
without an equal in the country. Call and
see him--Room 3.