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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-17

An Imperial decree, published in the Mo"iteH' Of
April % provides that in the course OF the present
wear census be taken in Algeria, both Of the Euro
peau and of the native population. If carried
through, this census will have special interest iot
being the first thorough application Of this important
institution of civilized nations to Mohammedan
county Some years ago, the present Shah Of Persia
ordered census Of his people to be taken, but rel
gious Anaticsm was aroused against II to such de-
gree IS to make its execution impossible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-17

Gen. Orris S. Ferry was yesterday elected U. s.
Senator for six years by the popular branch OF the
Connecticut Legislature. The Senate votes to-day;
and the Democrats are seeking to induce three or four
Republicans to unite with them in voting for Mr.
Foster. and then attempt to elect him. We reckon
they will fail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-17

The Legislature (Iouse) of Tennessee on the llth
inst passed bill comforting Civil Rights on the Col
ored People by the close vote of 81 to 25 An amend
ment, excluding Blacks from jures was carried by 80
against 90 and one excluding their children from com
mon schools by close vote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-17

Another bill for the military peace establishment
meaning an army bl-was yesterday introduced in
the Senate by Mr.. Wilson, and referred to the Mil
itary Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-17

The report Of the Deputy Health Oihcer oil the con-
dton of affairs at Quarantine up TO yesterday noon
states that there have been no deaths nor admissions
or two days. and that there is no cholera on board
the Hospital ship.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-17
NEWS OF THE DAY.
EOREIGN NEWS,

The steamship Java, from Liverpool Mays, via Queens
town. May arrived at this port yesterday, bringing TWO
days later news. go
The situation in Germany and Italy is still critical
Italy has engaged not TO attack Austria but popular dem
onstratiOns in favor of war continue to be Ire.
Quent and enthusiastic Austria, Italy, Prussia, are all
continuing their ornaments and it was commonly
believed that might break out in few days England
has promised to Austria TO give TO peaceful oilers OF Aus
tria ut tho PrIssan Court energetic support The
French Minister Rouher had officially declared the inten-
ton of his Government to remain neutral in the war but
also TO reserve if necessary liberty OF action. 1t is as
serted that negotiations actively going on between
Congress
board. arrived back in the Mersey the 4th, and was
placed in strict quarantine. Several cases OF cholera oc
CURED in Liverpool among the emigrants in transit through
the kilograms have been sent TO the Continent re-
quesng that emigrants should be sent TO Liver
pool for time. Precautionary ngaist the
cholera were being adopted in Liverpool and other En-
glish cities.
In the House of Commons, May g. Mr.. Gladstone made
his annual financial statement For the ensuing year he
estimated the expenditure 0OO and the revenue
at f67 $4,000 leaving surplus Of $780, 900 Mr. Glad
referri the American debt, thought that
would constitute difficulty to the American people.
Official news from FL Paso reaching to April ~ states
that President Juarez account OF Sickness had not yet
returned TO Chihuahua but would soon do News had
been received FL Paso of the defeat of the French COM
mander Billo of DURANGO by two OF the Liberal Generals
dispatch from Gen. Bazaine TO the French Government
confirms victory OF the Liberals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-17
THE MEMPHIS RIOTs.

The Erening Post objects-as we trust no other pro-
fessedy Republican journal has done or will do-to
the sending by Congress Of committee to investigate
the late murderous riots at Memphis 1t asks
What is a riot in Memphis New York 10 Congress
Suppose the ascertain the! probably w that
great outrage been committed the coorrd people ana
that the proceedings utterly avess and nexcusab
WHAT What Congress do about III Can punish
the riotes Can do anything but report except indeed
dscuss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-17
CONGRESS-.
SENATE.

MAY l6.-The veto message was laid the table and
ordered to be printed resolution reported for q
board to examine site for fresh water basin for IRON
cads at Portland, Me. Bills introduced transfer
the Indian Bureau 10 the War Department and TO fix the
an act concerning passports was passed, joint
resolution TO suspend the collection of taxes in West
Virginia till March next The Consular appropriation
bill was debated and amended and pending s consdera-
ton the Senate adjourned
HOUSE.
bill TO secure the safety Of passengers by prohibiting
patent bills were considered and passed In Committee of
the Whole the bill taken up. An amendment to
increase the whisky license from 500 to 900,
jected Twelve pages of the bill were disposed Of M
merous bills were read twice and referred others in
troduced and at A o'clock the House adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-17

A bill was passed yesterday in the House to secure
the safety of passengers steamships by prohibiting
the transportation of nitro-glycerine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-17
HOUSE.

The first accounts from Russia concerning the
attempted assassination Of the Emperor treated
almost exclusively Of the loyal congratulations which
had been addressed to the Emperor from all classes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-17

The Presidents Veto Message on the Colorado bill
will be found on the seventh page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-17
Amnsemenis.
wALLAcK's TnEATER.

THIS EVENING al g. 1T - % G roo kair NJ, ~ sb
George Holland Young foston r. j. Rngsod Browne. william
On Gr,hsm leonard Bgrnes Wilson NkiIsou Pope Ward
Cshn Mis- lone burke h Madeline Henuques Misc X Barrett
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-17

WINTER GARDEN - 49, .
TINS EVENING, at 8-CONSIE SOOGAH o. TIE EAR
mo Or THE GREEN Mr.. and Nrs barney Williams.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-17

THIS EVENING st0, BELPHEGOR, TIE MouNrEBANk
Mise Ida Mes Burnett Ration. Bsisle, Barry h0ues
M,s. Mary Wells, Miss Everett, Mrs. Chanfau.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-17

OLYMPIC THEATER
THIS EVENING at 3, THE THREE GUARDsMEN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-17
Neu'Wotk Daily Gribm,re.
THURSDAY. MAY II, 1866.
To Correspondents.

10 Correspondents.
Ne notice bssksn Of Anonymous Communications "hae'e
INTENDED be authenticated by the name and I'D
dress Of the necessarily ppOcssion but a. seusr
snty for his good faish.
Ali business this ooe SHOULD DO sdies,edsa Tho s
gsE." New-York.
We rejected Communostoua
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-17

BROADWAY THEATER
THIS EVENING. bliss Adam Isaacs MeDken in MAZEPPA
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A NorRp CLERGYMAN AND PUBLIC LscTURER


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p,eo,y.oa in ces strengthening the voice hoae
~ aaying irritation Of te throat and cough remedy pre-
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SYMPTOMS or WORMS IN CHILDREN are often over
linked Worms Ia the stomach and bowels irritation which
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-17

WOODS THFATER.
THIS EVENING. TIE ELVES Or, THE STATUE BRIDE
CROSSING The LINE TIE Woe Sisters Msdame strebnser AM
full company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-17

CHRISTYS mINSTRELS. -
THIS EVENING. BALLADS, COMlCAL ACTS, FARCESl 81 X
IESQuES, DANCES, SOLOS, DUETS, etc. PETER PIPES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-17

FOXS OLD BOWERY THEATER
THIS EVENING. at DEVlLKlN; THE LOTTERY IlChEI
THE DUTCH STATUE; Miss fsnly Herring Miss Emma heS
nold Mes 6. L. Fox. ". Ii. Mhsley Harden, G. n FOX ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-17

BRYANTS MlNSTRELs. -
THIS EVENING, THE ELEPHANT LIS MlSERAbLES,
OUR AFRICAN POLKA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-17

BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC - -
THIS EVENING at g. The OPERA OF La IhANlAIA' DOS
ehet,. Ansstas. Orandini, Coeti. barii Muzio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-17

NEW.YORK CIRCUS
CHS EVENING o. 8. EQUESTRIAN and GlMNASrlC fEh-
FORMANCES: Mr.. James Robinson Little Clarence Master
Sesstis, Mr.. James h. Cooke, Mile CsTlotta de Berg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-17

BARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM. .-r,cro
THIS AFTERNOON nj and THIS EVENING at II hENDi,O'
Or, THr CHILDREN THE ZiNcALi-Mrs. = TrS01 III, ri,
w. l.. Jamisou Misses Jennie Cesve kehoe schei LeDIu
Messrs Hsdsway DAILY w L. Jsison r. Johnsone lssiand
Bri1gnon, Anderson, " on. ONE HJNDREp IhOUsANDNVN
iSillkS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-17

IRVING HALL
THIS EVENING CHORAL FESllNAL-Dr. Cutters Lecture
on CahedTa. O Ir,lAnd
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-07-20
lruSSian COplcrllrads.

lac loll,w,Ip appeal, issued by Ihe German Re
,ubli, an Cclnmiltec, Is extensively calculated in
;.'p,sia. a shcad,l
"Amsg, RrlulN' pq~H wITnBlsAAE bows
iTn am THiiToU WnLiANf' ,
ltaccuacstHe 4! 'ussian Government qf. .i'.h ttca
atl against the caco aud welaIc Of lLc people,
THAT which tn3le youth, borne
along by ppli iu,ic cutuaQsm, eudssyorcd od do for
you, you, tie armed hundrcd thousands, you, the
millions Of men, woull got !" able to accomplish
a.nrrculd moi get il!a pa'hfy mor lca political
,roligaiss Jou will allow Your elves To be lei to
tie tlmmlles while you have weapons in your
hauds Must your GellN 10 deserted your towns
l beeagw,d and bomlNrdej, your wives aud
children be given up TO despair Lofure you muster
'to,haro 10 pa fam an, Of esi.angc isAn5! tno
iiowned ciiuinal ara bis apdacious atcompl,o G.!
IT. ycd woiAIGmen, yoi citizens, you Landwcu
men were to appear en- masses heieFa the castle,
would not the peace lc secured In a moment by the
cvoHhlow Of Bsmnk by the cn(9'eed ahdealioi'
gl tRehpgi Qpl,ye WeR, ge' Fomen' 80 il94'
oui, with or without No4p9ns .c9me ,quil lnlp'tbs
sl,,ls ana loloe this Qycpbealing tJlant who las
ialWilo 0oMuh,m Tho lecple pithe Lori. who
j,as ,lon ltm You the last itneHauts oliberly, anu
who now viii make sou begsars, crpplca and
ain men, face lin d,Mn into the dust before
,du pown with Bismalk Down with the tai.
FmqEi !
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-07-20

WY WAS IT7-Ws noticed last evening,
that while Gen, Logan and Governor oglesby
were taken 10 the private residence Ct las9-
ing citizen to supper, Gepcrul shermau was
left at the crowded hotel for his; ard that while
The former gsnllemcn were taken to the traiaS
in the private coryeyance cf friends, the gteat
military chieltain'w was taken IN the omnibus
unattended, viii, tho exception ol Col. Hicks
We arc at a. loss to comprehend such ireet-
meut toward Gen. Sherman. unless j vas be-
cause no looked With no favor on the days
one,sid,d programme and was not pleased vita
tho Radical talk Of Logan and OgIosby
Isalsm Qll) Ad'ocate.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-07-20


Tell them but the nuth-lny bare the do
.ccii-- shoY them ihpt they aru made tie ~
INSTRUMENTS OF wrong, and they will
be as quick 10 recent the trea cherry ns TO undo
lic mischief il has caused. C,tizenS OF New
York, don't speak now TO Democrats alone,
or to Republicans. m'ny Of the issGca which
divided ~ are settled. and geed not divide us
more. SPEAK 10 you ,now On suhj'ctwhere-
on we oil must ugrec. Citizens Of New York
you arc gen rous aud charitable Never men
had more than you "a tear Tor pity and u hand
aS oren us day TO melting charity" You arc
G3.gc to lelicye want gpl alleviate human
mystery oil over the Garth, Do yon know
30 you realize rhe fact that men and women,
AmcricanS, Of the same language, faith color.
as yourselves, your fepoy-ciLlS'ps in South
Cardin1, one Of your sister Slaies, Are starv-
ing, dying for want Of food ? win you not
help them, too? You can help thrnr-they
dou't usll mo'wy. an they usl, for Is jastice--
justice tempered with nercy. Give them that
they need no other help. Confidence will be re-
aiorcd. Capital will flow thicker. Tie wreck
aud ruin Of the war will be repaired, und they
will soon add to the wealth Of The Republic
iusead Of shaming It with their misoey. II
Oan never be Yelr with New y ork while it j.
III with Sonlli Carolina OF Tennessee. T'hi'
uioue Is Uiiion-Uhion, not in form and name
alone, but II substance and Ienliiy, that ne
wrong eau be inflicted on any State, or city
or any man, from Maineso Florla, without
all the States all the cities, all men, feeling
the hurt aud desiring TO apply a remedy =
This Is real Upiun--ul for each aud each fol
all, Citizens don't look at this iron the Low
level ol faction. 'Suyam corla 7 Assem-,
thchlgher cmlncnco from Ehicb l4c WIDER sgl
gr0nlcr prospect may be obtained, There !
danger for New York when the rights 0
Tennessee are Invaded For by lhe saT
wrong by which Tennessee is excluded .ror
representuiiun-by the same wrong your ow
Slate may suffer 4 the exgcpces Of faction re
quircd that crime. During The civil war tha
is past lnasy things were srbmitied to 70
which the alleged necesstics Of wor were III
only cxcuss. We saw the .CopstHnlion viola
ted and the civil law set aside. We bore
Tor tke soke Of the Union which we thongh
by such a sacrifice could be preserved. .Bu
now The war is over The violations Of III
Constitution and Che law eonliqpe, aud d
Union Il not restored Citizens, beware /
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-07-20
NO. l..

ulaliogs o. The honorable geDlleman ip
Congress 20 whom civil war, disuniun
have been 'lre source Of profit and power
lley could mol uihewse attain TO. They
need guarnn'ets. Guarantees for what ?
That tie Souih viii liencetorlh be loyal
aad oCedicoi I" lie Constitution. and the
laws that accord herewith. What better
guarantee ctn you have than they have
given you mud give Is not their defeat
complete, adn i,lrd, crushing as it is? Is
not this u guarantee That they will Eevet
again take nru.s against The omnipotcni
Will ~.Iicl has ordained that secession is
impOs ibc aui the Union shall never
he dissolved e? Are not tIieir ruined cities
lhtr wasted GelIs, heir desclaie hearths,
the graves Of their dead father, son,
pfou II, husbsrd-ihc graves of their
loved On's. un which Nature, higher.
mighlisr, binnlitr than mau's hws, vii
desL thg tea Have we no guarantee in
Thls ihut these men are Americans, our
Oyp brolhcts defeated, but not yet hu-
inflated, lUu proud to be false? Ask our
soldiers the rlcn yho stood face TO face
with them in mnny hot and bloUdy fight
who met hrm under h,g Of truce, ~ho mlt
them on the lonely picket, where kindred, ig
Poripg he qr'e!c9 Il var, ig,@o ihem tor u
while cumpaLiuus aud l,icuds. Ask The Gcne.
rails who command tur victorious hosts--
nsk them II they woulk not trust the word Of
those ~hOfa li'ey had seer SO gollon,ly defend.
ing theory with their lives. Ask Grant il ht
dUe- not uust Ice. Take the vote OF the
whole orWy G'W new. Ile m1n who
fought, not tie men who talked
usk Il en- II they tlust the loyalty Of the men
they fought yonqushod aud foiesyc, Und my
lite lor it, from tId to cud OF that gloriuu-
cclumr o! hcrots will ring out AYE, aye
Would to SOD It had beca lc't TO them Ia
tic men WHO fought the quarrel out 10 setll,
| it, und Lolievc the Union. W. ud be Who'll,
to-day pu, ll,c Union must be. II eau moi
be prevented. II can not be retarded. Thcr,
is Union In the hearts Of tue people North
South. Fast and West, They long f,r recon
cillpti2n. 1ley desire tie soclcly Of one an
other lrsde nld commtrce with une pno'her
1t cun not be- that they wiIl much longer sub
nit to the tricks, stratogems and moneuye-s 0
Iectinn hat TO enrich ilsglf-relain power
would keep olen, irriaio aud ind inc th,
wounds Of civil war, that only need lime un,
pCneo To heal aud he forgotten For, remcm
b. tine is running by opportunities uunse'
yer rc'urn. Slill &ho people a tho SOutl
trust tie people Of the North aud West :
They still hope in their generosity still hop
in thcit just second thougLts-ilyir calm com
mon Sun G. Let not reconciliation true, Tea
reconciliation he delayed until thOt conf
Jence is gone and replaced w The aullog .glo
mission Of disappointment aud dr,pair | TO
trust in the hcp'ople They are often abu cd an
miscd, lied to by IacIiuus men and for lacti
aus cnd4. Bu' is by playing uL their nobl
INSTINCTS apd Gcpordas Impulses they arg be
I % Htl' -
thycf
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-07-20
iFrm the New Yuk World /
CD&NJlIA1ION

lbc aWoiO ~ Hl'H'itut 'l'e hd, "lt-N ~ Ah
Npluw lights WV S9ley'i
Dead NE The camp lug4 hytht ttrcani
80 pi,krls r,mrJ oui all,y.:
liui peaceful hhor's lmtiSul lmad
n. fruitful nu0ws tmcing,
Has crowned with hrvcsl- ii h the Land,
wars ghl,ily status cnacing.
rh,ub God furtcatc! and may Tie blc'a
The lic- it ~ renewing.
Aud let lis piacc ou heart poe.cff
Its power in k'dne~a -lUwnr-
In Chli,tiad charity uoNurl ul
when. with internal feeling,
We couni,ymrn and hr"ll'crs call
10 o'd,u tines oppcpiug'
On mnny Gcld with carnage rcd
We've met mid battic's tlun1tr
4nd, side ly Idle, thclc lie our dead,
In rcacc the rtrcu sod under.
While miles ns bright tho ,hy OF nom
Ahoyc III cir glayc in",ltI, l,nd'ns,
Ou soDtlcu as on Nw;hcln luin
Al sweet Tie rin'a descending.
To ca Is huuIu aud sc 9,.
Have rms 10 forgiven,
50 all hud words let ~ recall,
'Gaiusl thme whom we've c,irNeu
OF peace. il "a J., pc,cc il he,
Involves Cancellation
Is Ibis on am nd We shall sCo
y reunited nation.
Give ne thy hand, o S,nGhuhlia,o.
FurgiNing aud lorpivcn
.Ding no Id Issues IIpm then grave,
ore country ours- one lICaNcnl
IN wo.F5 Of rcpc let rs compete,
Who late in wat tontclNrd,
win friendly r,eetur- when We meet.
nur rlt,lr futcNcr Cudcd
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-07-20
J o i n r ",


1lcic's fnngml ,laapw kiEg
Aihwott bu"pc farand wisrI
Dtft- and h1sds oi lctw lying,
Fierce aud last, on ryeiy -ide.
over Gclmany they dn~ri.
,I,rr lhb III y Hluom
S,a eirt Eup pland'a h0,licd to hri'lytl
Fer a., uun l'tt Of Tic duuig
sylmi j. 1T. ili. bla'k ie,frs
is't Int lct,udd m war,
lj some petuiciois ,u.r
Dawn n,uf, frpn ~ccuinS farf
80. Is dccrcr durb 'uing
Than ecu war, ti"rd ,at -lnred
Aud the Noi,a, iui whitp ~ o., lrak nin'.
TLdll. vi;h wo'c than bat'ls.. 4 ~
There lu,irr us Of lightning
,l,d m the var clyud', blea.t
1hcniulbc m ulvlid mightuinE
From an nln.cd naiion's hichs.
1hcic ia nu,ic ~ vars ,oi,c4--
Slcin music though il lie
NhCt d.Wnttod liim pjoiccs
Might la. li-'n 10 set l..r i,cc.
liut in this cloud uo lifting
ct the Lrayy rsll We trace,
I'tl tLr,aLrih thu rpl ~ iiotms
~ lis veil "a Eurorcs !uc.
NocNulbtiou Llcndclh
Wuh THIS law mumuitr m'gI
'.nt Fl,c,l"m IT.. lie bcndctn.
l!ciiu,c ASIDE to gr.ap.
II. Ncmc,is-duk ang'l
That lull"wson ~ yIgoi
.lnd Whites her tern c,angcl
ln the tate m rruwn, and e,ctd-
II, Ncmr-is th,t muldclh
This lrrl' " tVn.c md dccp,
Frm the wings that ,lis mlqhielh
With loug Hl Inns crug sweep
U, Nvn,ai. il3t -l% ,kotl
IN the ,huudrr ol these clJtds
1Lc N,mcsif that wrrrkrth
Engs wtonr, ou guluc p ,toNi'.
a., N,nesis preparing
lu"dy ctup fr,m t,il seed
lhr N,mc. j., rc'cr rarug
lpd'V or N dgeA.
80 Enphnd nught 'ri',cs.
Ia the view # g'0du 8 light
Has nu VIII Wishing Voices
Whric uunc are IN the right.
crs moi Freed IN : angel sprmgiuy
Iriu H., Lloud lhat shall hv shed
On,, N,mc-:s. slow wiogiug
Ouiu d,ritd,f. 'ti,wn with dead Z.
ll'rm Tie New lo,k Wmld.I
CD&tJl4A1iUN
The New York herald., 1866-03-20

A cHAxsHRvAfp ssp wsTrpgss WANTED. vusr
N eorne -s rsoysssn-sesf b~ a. ~ islng aiso
80 ~ y. near On az, fson 70 ,oi so sblssss y
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-09

Having used in my family number Of bottles Of
Your Hoohands German Bitters I have to say that
l regard them rs an excellent medicine specially
adapted to remove the diseases they are recon-
ntended for They siren gthen and mvigorate the
system when debilitated and are useful in disor-
ders OF the liver loss OF appetite &C 1 have also
recommended them 70 several OF my friends, who
have tried them, and found them greatly beneficial
in the restoration or health Yours truly, ~.
.e. s4. WM. SMITH. 966 Hutchinson Street
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-09

That this Bitters is not Alcoholic, contains no Ru
Best Tonic in the World
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-09
BEWARE OF coUNrERFErrs.

bEWAHE UF COUNTEKFEITB. "
See that the signature Of &C. NJ JACKSON Is an
the wrapper Of each bottle. =
Should your nearest druggist not have the arti-
Gle do not be put on by any OF the Interviewing q
preparations that may be offered In Its place hut
send 10 as and we win forward, securely packed
by express
PRINCIPAL oPFIck AND MANUFACToRY,
No. G3i Arch So, PhiladeIphIa, pm
JONES a. EVANS,
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For sale by Druggists and Dealers in every town
IN INC ohIed states. decB-3m wd&eaww
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-09
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asia LKETz g APPLHaATE,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Office 323 Third street, North side

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"A SMALL FARM, 81 ACRES; GOOD
brick house and wen improved SIX miles from
Dayton, adjoining Liberty--e4b00. tn.D
A hne residence, 81 acres, well imIirOyed
within one milo Of dayton e. 500 'TI.IF'I :
u "A frame e ne house and AZ acres on Greencastis
4 ieFm Of isO seres on Bear Greek good land.
A0ia1n or 90 seres. two miles north Of Philippe
L A line brick on Jones street-fa5Oo TOR E'
a fine house and lot en- East Third street 800
Three houses and lots Fourth street for " 900,
s2,6OO, and 3 90 each all cheap. 20
A nne residence In Yellow Springs, well i'm
A good house and lot well improved, on Long
street-220OO ...f' Inn
A farm, miles ffom Dayton OF ITO acres. well
improved, on Eaton Pike; cheap for ef7 0O0 " y
farm OF l54 acres, mile east OF Union, on the
or oia Troy rosd well improved and the best qpalty
A farm Of laS acres, well improved. miles south
west Of Covington Ohio, the best land, for sf5 per
Fiax factory, occupied by Messrs. Davis, l. CO..
with machinery, and acres Of land. "a
farm q 100 acres. !. mile north OF Browns sta
eon, on western X, r., on Twin Creek, well imr
A farm of 80 acres, on Greepvilie r. R-sae4O
farm OF % acres, good improvements at
brown's Station, on Western n R.-f3O0
farm Of Tb acres, on Germantown Pike, miles
from DaytofsL 90 600. IT Il wv -
number of houses and lots In different parts of
the city. AL Will be sold cheap ."
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