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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-01
"PopuIar Sovereignty" In Wash
iuwtOu.

The people of Washington City, on whom
Congress is about forcing negro equality,
against their solemn protest, have already
manifested their opinions ON the PROPOSE
tion to extend to the black population the
right of suffrage, and in aufanncr not TO be
mistaken. But a few weeks since the au-
thoritics of that city ordered an election to
test the feeling of the people. The follow
ing was the result:
For Negro Suffrage %
Against Negro Suffrage $3.50
This is within one hundred of the larg-
est vote ever cast in Washington. The
Mayor, in a letter TO the President of the
Senate announcing the result, says:
This vote, the largest with but two cN-
ccptions ever polled in this city, conclu-
siVcly shows the uuanimity of sentiment
of the people of Washington in opposition
to the eXtention of the right of suffrage to
that class.
The Mayor concluded his letter with,
"This unparalleled unanmity of senti-
ment which pcrvades all classes of this
community in opposition 70 the extension
of the right of suffrage TO that class engcn-
drrs an earnest hope that Congress, in ac-
cording To this expression of their wishes
the respect and consideration they would,
rs individual members, yield to those whom
they Immediately represent would abstain
from the exercise of its absolute power and
81 avert an impending future apparently
50 Objectionable to those over whom, by the
fundamental law of the land. they have
exclusive jurisdiction"
To force upon community, like that at
our Capital, So gross and outrageous a
measure AS is about being consummated, is
something wholly unprecedented in the
history of any Republic; but it is in har-
mony with the general policy and career OF
the intolcrants Who are administering, dis
gracing and running the Government.
The New York Commercial ddUertiscl
very pungently says:
''lt is refreshing to see the names of the
four Republican members from Connecticut
recorded in favor OF a measure repudiateC
by the Republicans of their own State. II
shows how careful we are of the cOnscience'
of others. and how mindless of our own
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-01
i' PRU RIG OoLOiTIO. /
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR ITCH

Just received by Alba Zcler, No, n Main strget,
the above great remedy for the cure of Itch in all
its forms. ID docs not soil the clothes ami can be
used with safety in all kinds of weather and uplcr
all circumstances, as it contains no Mercury. II
viii cure all forms Of Itch, Ring Worm. Pimples
on the face SC, 1t is liquid, free lrpm. Qgeusiyo
smell, and the greasyqualitios Of pntment avoided
Price 80 cents. - ..... d iani2-tf %
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agew Adptrti 2
ROAD NOTICE.
NoTIcE Is IltrERFB177 f(saI1v4RG r.

NOTICE. is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
petition will be presented to the Commissioners
OF Montgomery County. at their next session 10 be
held ON the first Monday iof March, A ~ 1sGG
praying for the estahi hislimentio OF Froe Turnpike
road along the following described, nute IN said
line road at or near the s06th west corner Of
Jacob Guntles larIU Thence east, on the line Of
the old road, Tn ffarn9rsSdle, thanGe. south -east
along the line OF the GernaYtO town and Farmers
Vile turnpike road to the School HbttSr, Snb,dis
trict No, in Jackson township Then6e east, via
ton Turnpike Road, near Bear Creek at n Doint
where said old road crosses said turnpike road
Mhiehlis to be the hetenniuas 6r said FieG TdfnpikG
Road. % .r I.B NMANNi PE1VT TfONERS -
b.. January ~ ieP6,- uii irt 90 tHfrd uu ja3i AWW
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-01

llITIllNEEH AZ HRAlfNETATE AEEWT
nnn "ph p"ihinon"i'
70 ." 1iMte'S' M ''''i upper 1eO"'
otfk kAI w Nj pI9A r,v,re ~ On, IN,
- OItgALE- w ~; Il1Al ff*hM Of
Iqe aereof 1aid. tMei1siles froStthe nAyAon Court
are a brick house Of rooms also a frame house of
three rooms two frame barns one 6Ox35 feet one
consisting OF apples pears piums and peaches
a@ AaeERgT orcharf ~ select Fuit nlH9g 9ll tlss
1 t N tfes az az gSA lotSeo
.a frssi ss this sasfS sn a4 p%f VII
divide il to suit IfFelpRoTfDr
FOR sA LE-1he tis'ss ilfStl residence Of Mr. Roc
tor, NO, aSi west Ihird street eontalnlngs rooms
ktndS lne stsblr and Nopd h2usf1 tgt % feet 9n
FSrS sGgfs sts street 6y ~ fest 9n sysantote street
Si;9g1 pp,ssassy psype9t.n nJ6.oncou!
nll 6bsd ~ ofSio 9 asiesot lahd
cleared wsii fenced dpd % satiSstioh % acres res d
choice, choice timber good springs, two good orchards,
milsS s from Milton and VIII be sold Pt great bar
sHFte FaR SAFE farm os i,oo acroi ,a ~ iana
Pre9le county good tS stoty
prlek hwelllng OF eight rooms good barn and of-
Sf % F z % & adS T Rf Il sSd Ssf cGeSp %sS
T FoR II s Seat tv6olly frame hGascS aId
rooms, large lot,pTicel $1ySOl|ii ila.I.., M
rI For SAlfEA ol @ dssirGSs house and ot No T9
very very 4. hesi,ab u leprp flFiec E
on RSnS @ss ds son Ss fSIyi bayoR
poSres cirFcu, y aSresoI iine timbe eipaily
larfEe l,df, Hopnlhr d good brick hotise ROBINS g9ed
stble, large nari; feHefes OF choice fruit Ahi all
necessary put puilamRs; CHHlIlG cIli
I - Also ueSllaDe lrlck house, Large lot, No q
.ass street mas seven rooms line garden, with au'
necessary OUT Jllousss lriGe $3Q0OY .ar u.di iit
Also plf SmltnS frame house,,lNQ. ~ Green
street has tuye roons, good stables Price 81 600
| A Alao, ~ VM frame house, situated on the Ipest
eunng iotS IN layton, beng feet front on West
| allef. Price $1,000 ( I
!. iQ, lSp anu pne -ipurth acrs Of llnd on Aenih.
litke; cool hdhse and harh, land wen improved
. l'flce S2.JOJa 5-H. ls1 1frl IIiW
Also si1 acres oflana in Miami City good frame
mouse, sGble, ana all necessary out-buildinks
,NlS0i lafm ol I5S acres OF land, on the Eatpn
| Pikec miles IRON Dayton, Improvements and
\ pIlGh nouSsS, large Darn ana TOBACCO she'd good
hiso, twenty aeres or land, seven miles from
lay ton ~, inl,ihroyeinents goot frarne house good
| 4lrnt mllk-honse, smoke house, good orchard
This Land Is three fourth miles from the Eatbh
rlees ! Ne IN a gooy nelghporhoou PricG w iOQ ti
,lAisn. nice cottage house on Fast Firth strtet
NJ ~ naSlpg iye rooIns, good Stable and otilor
leonl leniences. trlee y fDQ, M I ,,,,.i h.ff
Also III lriILIe % h9nse on fleSs street having seven
4 TpVVnls gool iot o1tlt rlcc ~ "
AISo, IustnsSs property on East THIRD street
corner OF 'FRONT.' street Tins IS one pf the best
| with ami ,xliTtflfntlSa
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-01

ATHLETICS IN lLLINoIs-A general fight
occurred at Sulphur Springs, in Williamson
county, Southern Illinois a few days since,
resulting from a political discussion.
William Burton and Mcmahon were shot
dead and another Mcmahon, cousin to the
latter, Thomas Ward, and Dallenson were
severely wounded. The shot which
wounded Ward was fired by his own father.
but was not intentional.
Several others were badly beaten with
clubs and stones. y IiI-3 |Hff ~ ~
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-01

MA Ew-The Springfield (O.)
Rfpublic has read the Cincinnati CONNER
ciol out of the Black Republican party
charging it with having deserted ''to the
enemy The sin of the Commercial was
simply telling a truth or two against the
crazy doings of SUMNER, WADE, STEVENS
and their ilk, in Congress. If our eotem-
porary at Cincinnati should become en-
tirely bankrupt through this exclusion
from the Republican ranks we win cheer
fully loan it one of our fonts of old type
one that was measurably spared by "the
mob''-to begin anew with.
"RepabHcs" "is ungateful ~
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-01

Hon. G. w Julian, of Indiana. received
at Washington, not long since, inclosed in a
threatening letter large piece ofa negro
scalp with the hair attached.-SprinAield
Republic.
Only a short time before that, he. re-
ccived white mans (MKREDtTH's) long
leg, with boot attached!
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-01
A Rich Occurrence

Has recently taken place in the city of st.
Louis. A fancy, fashionable and fast young
married man became enamored of gay
and glittering widow, aud sought to make
"a conquest of her, mi urious to her charac-
ter, outrageous 20 the wifcof his bosom.
and infamous TO himself The intended
victim soon saw the drift of his intentions,
and prepared a punishment for his audac-
ity not equalled in the days of the Merry
Wives of Windsor" She apparently lis
tened to the soft pcrsuasiOns of his ''win-
ming voice. aud made an appointment to
receive him at her house in the Silly hours
of the night. Heated" like Iiotharo,
with theiIIIsean grape,n he stealthily re-
paired to the spot. Here, however, in
praise he ii said, the justly indignant lady
had prepared for him reception
different from that of his dreams. He was
received and taken into darkened parlor,
with flushed whispers, carrying boots in
hand. Left for moment with the lone
beatings of his heart, the folding doors
were thrown wide, admitting Hood of
light, and exhibiting a crowd of gentlemen
and ladies, among whom was the wife
whom he thought was msuspectingly at
his own home. The denouement of the
scene is said to have been rich in the eX-
treme though the bootless knight re-
manned but a few minutes TO enjoy it.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-01
"RPdbties" "is ungrateful!' "

A RICn BALE OF CoTToN.-Many cotton
bales arriving ia New York have to be over
hauled, dirt and stained cotton thrown out,
und thenrebaled. TheotIler day two olabof-
of the bales $4,000 in gold. II is now in
litigation to whom the gold belongs.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-01
Valuable Property

lE0RS kIIte-0N NETW STORY BRtlK
House and one Frame House, with out-buildings
stable. &c all in good repair. situate the wast
side Of Pulaski street, Dayton, Ohio. For furthI'
information inquire of
...4.,t..f r i. no CASPER ZUGELDEHS5
JAn3l2wd f..,.I .rf,f.' ma Nc % I'nlasH Street.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-01

HoStetter's, Bitter. ON tn E asa n'ile-

i'n tif' ~ rr'aiIllHtil| 10
IL Unsatisfactory to know that 1eltI hospitals
are no longer unsupplied with this lifoisayingl
preparation Soldiers who MS private citizorIs, had
become acquainted with its properties, have in
many INSTANCES made special request that HOS
TErrER'S STOMACH BITTERS might he added
to the medical stores Of their regmeneland tlieir
wishes have not. been, unheedod. As u means Of
sustaining wounded men on the battle field, and of
enabling troops TO bear iatgEing marches under u,
blazing sun, it has been strcnuouslY rcccommended
by distinguished medical men, and The prospect is
that II will eventually superede all the adultcrn-
ted tinctures, liquors and dangerous 76pics that
have heretofore been cpnSiderulnedieinal staples.
The fact that small quantity eflthelDitters mixed
with water from anyiof the Southern or south
western rivers viii prevent from affecting the
bowels or the liver should be bOrup in mind by
Army Physicians, soldiers. aud all who have oc.
cason to visit those portions Of our country The
man who uses HOSTETEERS BITTERs in con,
formity with the directions, may set at ialeiiahce
Intermittent Fever and all other diseases gentra-
ted by the actien'o an uawholesome atmosphere
upon an oyertaAed iramerfaY f., /, Oc9hw6nls
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-01

According to the Washinnton special of
the Tribune, English smugglers have been
furnishing the hostile Indians of Minue-
sofa and Dacotah with English rifles of tie
Enfield pattern. .nar.a
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-01

Cor THEIR nEsERTs.-Seventeen thou
sand five hundred electives of the British
army were convicted of crime during the
past year, and four hundred and sixty-six
of them We're whipped. If that many de-
tectives in the employ Of the Abolition ir-
repressibles during our war, were put
through such 4 process Of trial, would a
solitary one of the soampsescape hogging
-or would solitary one Of them desire to
escape? Not ORel 7H.,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-01
Notice.

- iy ~ lqf ~ 1rtH ciIflt plTgi, F.aIiI ri
che once OF FLAMES r. DONALDSON, NoiTO M;tn
street untll the 18th day of February next fort the
delivery OF isiN fNl4's' tN ufNOIlluNF ~fTfl
ao. ,s'oe, q. 1000 PERCH BuILpiNG .sfoSEs,5,
Tine for the same and excavation for tho foanitl-
tiOn of the E Chunih corn of Foueth and I,hl
low streets. We rtriFB Fl'DOkAIsDSONt1I
jan30-1wds Chairm'n ofBulhting CemhiItteel =
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-01
Spttial alutites.
WILMER n. sELVlLLE

"A tt'OT n eV ~ t. la w
n. y. C'r. WRin and Third Sts.,,
I'd Entrance on Third Street, ,u .r, ~.
DAYTON, ONO.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-01

DARAH f. ROBBINS, WHOSE RESI-.
DENCE is unknown is notified that jdkenh y
ltobbins did on the 29th of Jannafy A. ~ 1906 Al,
bis petition n the oidee OF the Clerk Of the rCOun
Montgomery and state of Ohio charging the said
Sarah B. Robbins with adnitoFy with ohe Aaron
Robbins and nlsO with divers othe r eTsrsS I'M
known 70 the 'petitoper and asking tbai he ma
be divorced fom the said Sar,ih ~ Rohbins. tyhiri
petition will stand for heiirng at the next term m
said Court FJDSEflI NJ M IilINaI
~. BELyILLE, Pltnns Atty, .r0ti6 feIS Gtw
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b i,IiI1 q ~ \ E18TsTzsRn1-1ls'1l.'o 1-l'1'o'
. CONSERVATORY q Of MUSIC,

9Iial DAYToN,s O. O.IoIj.lIn IlII ,,li ijI' a'
M n,snlia aiIIi ae ----llts MH
NIR. j. ZUNDELfWOULD RESPECT-
FULLY ,qnppupSe Hatl he xill .reeeiye private
pupils at kO@ 81 Clsir sFsstounta some time il
March, when he will opeR his Institute at No. l4i
Jeaersonl street, Do. aGnr9D "hnrnouiI norfr
las 51s5l' u, sta tlSaSY9icEEfRAtStSG o. ,ag4ii ,sg
win he taught in private, or I'M small elasses Of
PtyPtS iyePupilsad s,, 5, 1,,,, T. g,.ii
fnt vla3 .nl,d aiG ilffId Il JoipIN IN h'l[N DEL
30 janSIHlh 1g1 t'nqhhnol No % 81, Clair street,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-01
T. L MN IA. II IT S
" ' RHEI WINE j i's, s..

.fIN IHdr lIUf4r9nI -----r-. ..I1 Ip l.fiessI6l
be- u HE SUBSCRIBER WOULD INFORM
the public that ne ls' now manufacturing a yefy
superior article of theAbove Wine, which has been
pronounced by competent judges to be the best ndw
lin the imRfket 4. can be obtained at Wholesale Or
retail, at the Drug Store of ID, IL. Oblinger, East
Fiith street. Dayton, and also Of 6, Ungers Wal
~ He has also alarge supply OF . ' 81, .H H'.Iii
u oLINSAEps RHE1 PLANTS FOR SALE,
which Gan be obtained on application at either bf
the above named places, or of the SUBSCRIBER, On
Wayne Street, short DISTANCE sonth on the 1v;l-
nut House lhA T. Y HiIl. IlF lHn H.uIu1luf I D..
The above Wine is highly rcoommended As a
medicinal stmulant, and Is also eNtensiy9lY used
forsacranlental purposes His,l n IS, HAN EER
u 0ulfs -anlSrTu iHail4 nA .E nlsdi h1Egg1 \
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-01
Dissolution Of Copaftnership.

~, AlsSolut 'iSSS'! utlon l1oi1 OF 1CopartnerSh1p
lHE lCoPARTNERSHtPo . HERETO.
FORE existing under the hrm name OF VIM Vol
sent HERMAN SandmGieri retiring from the busi
ness ness Either party is agth9ri4ea % collect IA,
iebts due the nrin WIN. NOLBRECHT T
.N .'t d.. VI. SAMDMEtRR Itf {.
1ND1lCE.-WM. aVOLBREGHTl WIFI
continue the business az the dktana No si5 sed
9nd, petwoen Naip and Jefferson stpeets, where ID
r nHPS e Meet hRS nS F9 9Ss SSr Pa9Pqg hqreto
~ n.y ,n ,llI wM 'voLBRECnT l
Dayton, ohlo Jan ", lH6o 4fgii f.. ianBlaW /
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-09-20

1srki~ss vnhfnh - D<>ktAu
smendeS - InssTtlng ~ name 81 rho,.
6hesrer In "a reeolution. when. on
nlon The olu( Y2sdGted: i
- T,.c,s sSse,s. - or.,osrteS - os HS..ve
tlso ma receive sealed Dronoeais for the
erection Of the bridge across the Wapei-
~ Hsn. ~. sssssssS !. etss 8&S T,tn
turn the same othis Board 6 their ness
5000, Suagete sthbltE APPROVAL Or -.
Joes cq'eo 70
@ Dosisar IS NJ yPadeA ~ bin Of J.
D. WI s24lq llowsd.
k6Ao = oSa20 Ria 49, lsssnt-
ID ,SfaT3 r01kw
- On motion. Of Mr. Bassett tho part refer.
fisx 10 Ais ciaim for attehdink StAte Inst
suss,1ls,lwss stisckss Sut.
On. MOTION sef Mr. shearsr, the bill -
aesadsl xas aaiuSssya. eiSaOo r.
:. O. MOTTO. Il N. Cover, -, Board ID.
iourned till I >. IL 80. .sHs bas sIao ~
- asrS. 6.lPiM
Board net pursuant 10 adiourunsnk-
Presene-Nessrs sheldon, Oower, Garrison,
Psdea, nnuuoe PoenHF Ri~ GAeaser snA
Leith, b1toeesqaorong rs.
Mr. Gows<6Gers1-1Ae fbll6Wing resp1u'
ton, which was adopted:
Resolsed, That osr Clerk advertise fol
sealed proposals for SO cords one half dsJ
wood 70 Be delivered ct the Court House ID
r.... A. En- .:.A~. -
ed, and he nay direct bids To be opened a
III, 18th If Ostohae next hr5
L No 6keosor d bred The following rssolu
Ion, 49, - bpted:
4 sRDo4 - ~ hav;.s claims or bus
.sszAss 4Ss0ss s1ss Bosrd are requested % d
their claims or papers on or before noon .
n. second day Of each term. =
The committee on Treasurer and Urea
| sss.s .sTsss.s S.S{,.. Wv
y On nd1boa os>rSP ofS asS s~coep>sd %
ordered to be placed on file in the CLERK
Office, . :
,;., mich xa. .d.,,.d.
p...,..s ~. :. : -. ,.
,...,. ~ 49,. D.. =.
and fund. of the county and would -
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J. c. REIcHERr 4 BROTHER
Administrators Notice.


DTBiic notice is hereby given that the ,un-
/ dersigned have this day been appointed,
by the County Court, Adminst rators OF the es-
tate of Alexander Morgan, deceased, late Of
Cedar county All persons indebted 10 said cs
tate, are requested to cali on John :. Tuthiil in
Upton or the undersigned, and paw Old their
notes without delay; and those persons having
claims against said estate. will file them IN
the Office Of the County Judge. according 10
law. JAMES L.
WM. COL IT'S. a.
r Sept ID. lSten35w3 r Adm niStfa tors.
I ECi Al MOTH E-- Is hereby given that isze-
i .sfel Rp.gefs guardian o Le,lnra RodgrrS,
O minor eiitia ~ latlc. II ri9erS ftec"astst has
male application =. thai cunts 'pui nf t'efit
county IN I,n State III Ipst for an osieG to sell
thc ~n!lt l. 1T al the ~4atNnsl anatt"& ~ Sec
tf3u l,lttr an tti' raft} 5#f Vt ne Hofi beast
a,l.sIE..r nf .4a tt.lt mine ~ entnS sthtNtwo,
mort Sf -anat lsi ae-i Jl a.. " y. m. con-
tn II Il z one hun t't - >fxir acres of land,
owned by said minor ami situated In the conn-
ty of Benton and state Of Iowa; and that said
amp ic,ltinn will be heard ~ m" office, IN Mon
dav the Is: day II Oct s.hs'r. A. y. s..
r - ~. f':S 'n'" 'tt,sge
@@ # sa ,ar mi .t,.'v. Iowa.
sapterab"r Isl, y. e@*3
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PRoCLAMATroN


WHEREAS, the nnatd OF Supervisors Of
w Cedar county ,atthe September term 4. Is.
lS1 Of said Board passed q resolution in the
Wherea4 tlse aOounty Beard Of supervisors
OF Cedar cOl1n1y, has had In contem pintion the
purchase Of q farm for the relief and support Of
ton 1885, the question was submitted tn the
IualiaeA. voters, For the purchase 81 a Poor
Farm, and. against the p.rcnase OF Poor
and whereas, the question OF voting : tax
fnf the purchse sf saia fasD was not submit
"Resoireef, That the sum OF six thousand a.
lars be appropriated FROM the county fund 6r
the purchase 81 faem for the support OF the
poor Of said county. and that the Clerk OF this
Board be authorized TO draw warrants ON the
County Treasures 70. tha same, In such
amounts and q euc1 tllss as this Hoard may
appropriation shaii lnG Sake effect or be in
United to the qualiaed yste~ ofCedar county,
all the votes cast shall he " favor Of said pro-
said question shall Rad, Tor an apprOpriatiOA
u six. Thousand dollars 1ns the purchase 81 8
Poor Farm and, 'Against IN appropriations Of
Farm.s@' =
Now, therefore, the lavnal electors OF Cedar
county will hereby kesnotice, that the afore-
said proposition is sueatted At the next een-
e Ct o: s'sss,cp i e BE he second Tuesday
syofder9fsae ss9Ga;e e xsss c...
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AND THE TRADE CcNERALLY.
vssr pocxsr PsroL, No. b certrides,
RspsATsns RUsos, (Alltss pe.) -. . OaeyiAees
REPEATING Plsrof, (8lliot pt.) No. - Castsdss'
HocksS BsvoLvsa, (0slf. Cockins,) fg
Nsw Pocxsr lsvoLyss. l.tts tosdias Lsvsra
YofaCa ktvoLvRn, Navy Sss CaIihfe. s&
Dsl1 Rsvolvna, heyy sles eAlihes, t
Belt kksoLvBn, pelfcocking,) Navy ealihsa,
NAvY nsv0Lvna, to10 II. lalihrs, # NJ
AaMy RsvoLvua, A.10o II. ealihre.
0Un OAnR. uslnR Ne. q eaetrideo.
RRvoLvIRe Rlyls. - and %4-lOo Inch ealihse,
DRsDcK LoABfHo RisLs, No. % cartridge,
BRssen LeApaRs CAaBlHR. No. ~ cartridge,
u. >. kIrLs, (stsel hasrel,) with Sabre Dayoset,
y. 0. Brian 1usKn5, Springfield Pa1sssa,
oInoLs DAnAsL 0nof Cur.
1.R1NIM0fOM SONS, Iison, Nv Yea.
Moore = NlsAsls, 49, Nov Yosk.
rsiness 4 DAeAsl6sD, Boston.
B i JoAA 2. kovo)l, 98s .jsssg44Ff s& +
Jos o. 0subb = Co., lhilsdsspAia.
58 Hou11ney = 9Mnose, ~ 0a1t1nlOfs. III f
:. Henry Iolss4 = Coz Nsv Orleans Z rsnDAis.
u 8aynasa DsOtAesA, Chicsge.
: i. y. 1p0ea1 = Co., ~ Louis.
Alben =. Craze, eaa Hraneiseo. tfSn91
nvHosE wanting Butter Firkins 70 z, wiz
II do well "a 0alI ~ }. = 8OYN4ONUD9 -
~ those nice F5Sktna, terms g nulng,
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THE FIR EANED

l. THE FIR EANED y
DR.. w Dir
nF PENNsYLyANIA, ANNOUNCES to TIL,
Nes.7:aasy IT, ss :: Z Ie.s.ltioaer Of TN
MEDICAL TREATMENT,
e ss PE.etiesTH e e! late in
trssting people Who linser undsr Cd : " -
C01oDIC Oo1PLA1MTs. d
He not ouiy a1eertsans the nature 81 the dis.
case - formerly practiced 81 physicians, bat
sss 49, f. ga
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desisnats, 81 ssndl6g state1sst q theft
s ssi Is sdvsass IL s. lime yoo ~. All
s sss ssaap. answers '''''' ''- =.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS :.
In al their forms, trssted eerefally and conf
wnis rs4.isinx In tS~n. fess OF cS.rl s'en''
dies: q e: f:.is., cs.sn., sorss Tsd1sellY
aad Ill blood and skia d.ssssss. Yoons men
suffering from nervous debility, caused BY ia
sna 81. sSd ns
II k. ~! ~s had aas tas ,ass:s,yss.
Constructions. suppressions, &C.. from Whatever
cause produced. Without the usa Of medicine,
con 70 20 - one interview. n. ". has IN.
vented 2 method by which conception can
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- Xsye cured and warranted Tor sS0o. -
He will be 1t ~
TIPIoN. J.as issh; yi.:a3, y .ss ',!s.h;
Aechanicsyille, June 18th. .@ftes i
AZ naster Of infornssion We append the folovins
List ofpatients treated hy the Dostoe from January
il0eo 70 yuIy t08: OskAleoeA, ~; Oteumws, ~;
1airasld, II; NJ. Pleasant, 90; Rome, II; Daavie,
- Dssllnstsa, no; Siasunsy, - Mssseaiss. 80;
Wilton 81; Durant, 7: West Liberty, 30; SpsingheiA,
ksssas9ua, y Sels1. -; fsene -, ~ fhos Dov1.
tns's, .: Harsha 10; Pessant t1aa, IL 1sishtsa ,;
NAaAinsson, 90: whin1sld, A. CnAyfoedsvills, ~
America, %; Monmouth %: oxford {; Iowa City, 81;
oankssm1s, d fiptsn, =; Labon, MI Ce60 AAplds,
81; Macon, II; In all 1898 cases. AAf1fN
He makes % day visits DR. D. 4. WBIA,
Iat 49, RssiAsDoe = felsae, 1Swa.
s0ce box II. 70
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Usage Orange Hedging

For the Fall of '66 g. Spring Of '87.
N ESStis. Mt'ZIY s. POUND would respect
vi fully announce that they are prepared to
furnish
Usage PLANTS
To the Farmers Of Iowa, at Wholesale OF retail
rates. delivered NJ any point within tai, State.
Said plants are grow al the Nursery Of Jos hua
Hall, wear Typ on Cedar county, Iowa.
st.fa = I'IIE Il FOUND.
Marcia Sd, i@is Upton, Iowa.
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VJNIIAT by calling at the PostofYice you can
/ find
THE BEST
Stationery; Wall Paper; curtain paper, cords
and tassels; Sewing Machines; Needles, all
kinds. tooth brushes perfumery: combs; rub
her cord and bands; pocket books; tops halls:
gold pens; pen holders: etc, ete. Ms
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

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Toaahoss tax Z mills
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