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Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-01-27

EDITING A NEwsPArER.-There are people who
who think any person of education can succeed in
the profes sion. But the truth is, there are COM
paratively few men who succeed in it, and for the
reason that they do not regard it as profession
requiring study and preparation. 1t is, moreo-
yer, q laborious profession, where pursued with
industry sufficient to insure success. The Lon
don Daily Post furnishes this paragraph, which
gives a great deal of truth in few lines &c A
good editor, competent newspaper conductor
is, like general poet born-not made. On
the London daily papers all the great historians,
novelisS poets and writers of travels have been
tried, and nearly all have failed. We might say
ALL for after Il display of briliancy, brief but
grand they died out literally. Their resources
were exhausted ~ cam said late editor of
the Times to Moore, q find any number of men of
genius to write for me, but very seldom one of
common sense" Nearly all successful editors
have been men of this description. Campbell
Carlyle. Bulwer and D'Israeli failed; Barnes
Sterling and Phillips succeeded. \ good editor
seldom writes for his paper; he reads, judges,
selects. Dictates alters and combines; and to do
all this well, he has but little time for compost
ton To write for paper is one thing-to edit
paper is another"
The pathos. brevity and comprehensivencss of
the paragraph below, which we copy from The
Settlers Friend, can not easily be beaten. BY
the way, The Soldiers Friend is a neatly executed
monthly journal devoted TO literature and the SOL
diers' interest in the hroadest sense, edited by
Mr. GLAND Bourne, anon enc OF the most able
elegant and talented writers CT the tines. But
here is the paragraph
"DEMocRACY is a word which is properly I'M
derstood to mean the freedom, progress, rights
and happiness of the people. Of late years it
has been used by a class of politicians to conceal
their infamous attempts at treason and diSunion
to build up aristocracy in the South. This
party was defeated at the polls in 1860, and went
into war. They were defeated in the war-shall
they now resume their authority by virtue of the
ballot box? Are these same to set up their
claims to Democracy with any hope of success?
Do the democrats of the North intend to welcome
them rack to the Democratic Party as gcnu-
inc democrats? If so, will the traitors abandon
their principles, or will the democrats adopt
those of their recreant friends
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-01-27

OUR MUTUAL FRIEND Money.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27

Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti-
more Rnilrood

CuMMkNOiNu SoNpAr. July ID, 1866.
Trans wi!ieny pel't,c'rner Broadstrest aud Wash
iugtun A, enre. as follows:
Exprcsy train at AIS a. M (Mondays excepted, )foI
Baltimore md Washington stopping at Wilmington, Per
ryyillc uayredernse aberdeen, Perrs mans and Mag
n,liA aud Stemmer's Run.
delaware Rail Roai Train at 300 a. H., (sundayseI.
oepted,) for Princess Anns Milford and intermediate
stations.
Wa,.msil ain at slb, IN. (snndays excepted lfor
Baltimore. stoppingat Chester, Thurlow, Lnwood Clay
mont, and all Regular Stations bctwoon Wilmington and
and Baltimore.
Express Train at l1.45 AN (saudays Ezceptsd0 for
Baltimore and Washington.
cypress train at 400 p. IN Isundays excepted for
Baltimore and Washington, stopping at oheHier, Clay
mont, Wilmington, Newark, Elkton North East Perry
vile, Havrededracs, Aberdeen Perrymnns Magnolia
and Semper's Run.
Night Express at II 90 b. for Baltimore and Wash.
Passengers from Baltimore for Fortress Monroe, Nor.
folk City Point aud Rirmlnd, will take the lao a.
train.
-,omodation stoppingat ali stations between
Philadelphia and wilmington
Leave Philadelphia at 900, 1880, a m. 430, 500,
and IL 80 D. m. Thn lO p train connects with Della
ware r. X. for Harrington and intermediate stations
Leave WILMiNurON $50, no, O3O a. m, 400, $50,
Trains for New Castle leave Philadelphia at 900 a. M,
and I.20 and 6.0Op.m
Tho7I6 A. NJ. Irain from W lining ton will not stop
at stations between Chss and Phiadsp hia.
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALrIMoRE.
Leave WILMINGTON at / 90 m. iS6. and 1000 p. IN.
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave oHEsrERst At 40, sld aud iol4 o. m, lao,
From BALTIMURE 10 Phiisdeiphia -I.eave Baltimore,
725 a. IN, Way-Miil s2l "a. m, Express. l1op. m
Express. 6.3b p. M, Express.
TRAINS for BALTIMORE leave Chester at 44s aud
1852 q. m, and 33s p. III.
Trains ior Baltimore leave Wilmington at 6.23, 49,
q. m, aud Ito +.
FREIGHT TRAINS with Passenger Cars attached will
leave follows: Wilmington Tor Perryyille and inter
ats stations at 600 m Baltimore Tor Hayre de-
Grace and late, mediate Stations, nj l4b p. Perry
Vile for Wilmington aud intermediate Stations al 900
a. m; eapnectins at Wilmington with tho mq iain
for PhiladalFhia,
N AY 7 k A 8.
EXPRESS TRAIN at AIS u. for Baltimore and
ashingtJn, stoppinga Wilmington, Porryvie, Havre
d Grace Aberdeen, Perrymsns, Magnolia and stem-
mW's Run,
UdHr EXPRESS 100 p ~, for Baltimore and Wash
yton, stopping at Chester, ThurlOw, LinwoOd, Clay
T~0n, Wilmington Newark, s'kton, North East Ferry
vills aud Havre-dt-drace.
Special Train vii leave PhiIelphia for Wilmington
aud intermediate Stations ST ll,30 y. m.
BALrlMORE foh PHILADELPHIA
LIE ave BALTIMOkE at SO stopping at iisvre-de'
drsoe, Perryve and Wilmington Also stops at Eikton
Id Newark to take passengers for Phlhdelphia aud
ehye passengers from Washington OF Baltmorcl aud
pa+en gets from altnOreO OF Washington
Lava Wilmington for Phila1clphls at $50 p. NJ:
II. y. kENNEY, superintendent
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27

A Farm in Delaware 90,

M Pa near Oucurdyila Station. oi 3 acres WITH
y EuA good house and baI II, and itut. for fGOuO
eb 10 GRlMSHAw q MuCABE
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27

THURSDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 1866.
RICHARD SEEDS. M. d..

A GRADUATE ofthe Uuive, oity Of Ef'nbu gh. scot-
n land, now Of Pl'lsdslPlia, TPFtrs suCCFEs
FULLY
Chronic, CdtCrrh, Eisedses Of the Throat
Heart, Lungs, Eye dpi Ear,
Chrome D,scGsci Of Ffmdie',
aud perioi.na all Surgical opW aticns the Human
Body well rs the vartus operations rtquir on the
Eye.
Artificial Eye, inserted without pain, moving hAr-
moniously with tho other sye TO appear pei feetly
natural.
Gross made straight in few minutes also catsr-
act aud weeping eyes cured ihon pain suffering.
All surl cal er tlions rel rmc under tho influence
OF AN Anesthetr, which trhdeth them painless.
Dr. Seeds hN.ng attend tie Lectures Of NJ Rtcord,
Of Paris, wh0 is Hck aowlrged the authority on all tub-
ecis connected IA llt nnsty organs he Will, her
Tire, give these d .,eI specia' attention.
Dr. Seeds has my amount OF testimonials ON TIE
most respectable sonrcrs, which may io rxs nined at
any time by who may feel uttr ted On The sub
ject.
DR.. 3, ,ls may he consulted NJ 'hc 'Nbi tN oUr"N
HOTEL. Wilmington, u
kEfERENCEs.-Edward Mchirll, Esq iggst, aad
Joseph Jeanea Esq rhologrrhst, Wilmington, pd.
eeDt m
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27
FOR SALE +.

THE sub-crhers having chanse their business loca
ton the factory hu ldngs ee1nprd by them the
corners Of ID aud French streets, at private sale.
They consist OF two ahops. NJ. l, a y story brick
Bu!lding IS by % isrt wi good dry basement In first
stary Brick Budiny erected last year. suitable iOr
any manu- ivCturug rLrposes 80 by ~ feet situated
the g. curnsr with forges erected In both buildings
Capitalists Wishing Investment are invited 10 exam
ine the PREMISES good tenant is ready take No
Ineut. II @ McLEAR.
June I, 1868 c. KENDALL.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27
WILMINGTON HOUSE FURNISHING
BUY YOUR GROCERIES, AT
seventh and } @ frersOB Streets,

WTLMINUTUNi UEIa.
ss94 Good Sugar tor preserving at REDUCED prices
Eaf Cool Green Rio Coffee at 30 and 30 cents per
teaik pound. God Roasted Rio Coffee at IS and 10
per pound Superior Black Tea at loo por ib-
Extra Oolong at IL 20 and $3.50
Hyson, Imperial, ooon& and tongti Teas, Long Arm
Chop Black Tea, with Green Tea flavor. Corn Starc
Farna and MnIena, Bakers Chocolate and Cocoa. A
fresh supply Tea Cakes Wine Crackers FArins Crack
ers BoHds Boston Biscuit, Watsons Crackers Trenton,
Break and other Crackers Thehest brands OF Family
Flour Girards and Ctuer choice brands Of Hams and
Dried Beef New Mackerel Fruits and Vegetables in
season. Brooms low at % cents Pure Cider and
Malt Vinegar for Pcklng, steam Syrup hne Soaps pure
Spices, &c. I. ALRiCHs
Wood at the lowest cash prices delivered at short
ice. septls
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27
WIN. n. REYNOIDS

OheTs Tor HalQ a fNTm Ul lUI ncros q land, uf
- excellent quality, situated Il ol a mile from
HE Lewisvills, Pa, ON til" road leading from New
lk1ar ark To oxford New London 10 Elktuu, Tho
hudings are good comfortable" dwelling, barn, wagon
house spring house with good vTisy of fruit. The
fat we'll wAteed, fencing good, ~ acres OF timber,
oi good qualify II lays ia good ueighleIheod, .
mites ffoiu the baltimore tsHtral Alrr,d, aud about
the same distance from the phiadehia, Wilmington
and Baltimore Railroad II viii lie sold low, and terms
Will bo tde To suit. Apply 10 RryAolds, Real Estate
AgUut Wilmington, Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27
FOR RENT,

THE Desirable property stu ted 1t Water and Orange
Streets, Wilmington bel. THIS pie psrty ls spleudidiy
located tor Lumber or Coal trade, 1t extends tho
Railroad to the Chrstana liver distance of I56
with wharfage at feet aud uine fest Of water at
low tide. For further particulars apply to
JOHN A. HARBIS
yl2tf corner Wstor Ahi Orange sts
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27

~r@~ We have Tor sale Clr-t Mill one OF
AHH,N the best business stands, Ia New Castle
III -,.,l ..., County, with tanig water Power,
- the Race aud Dam ret of order,
E%1esss3fssl1 now doing luge and profitable husi-
mesa Apply 10 MM. BRIGHT a SON,
Real Estate dealers
mi hal
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27
Restore Your Health!
The Great Remedy of the Age.
FEVER AND AGUE CURED INIs HOURS



Manufactures specific for this terrible malady, which
is rantd to cure the most obstinate OF Fever
aud Ague IN many Instances in IS hours II has been
used ty thousands and never failed to att jt1 relief
glsts and deaess would consult their interests bN
keeping II on hand, IL ID rapidly growing in public
aNor and IL Becoming the great remedy Of the iur
these Diseases "a ~ M,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27
The Piles Can be Cured.

MRS. DE-. FOSTERS PILE AND BURN SALyE
Mrs. DIR. FoTER has sold hundreds or boxes Of her
celebrated PILE AND BURN SALNE during the ast
month, and has effected cures many Of the stub
bo cases. IL nsVer fals to cure the Piles and will take
out FIRE in ten minutes She challenges the medical
ternity to produce article containing equal curative
properties.
PRicE25 CENTS PER Ron
Sell by Henry X. Bringhurst Market street below 4th
McInAl, Market street below I'd and H. st
Co., sixth and Market sts, Wilmington, Del jy % sm
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27

number oi building lois tor sale at the following
figures 1t applied Tor soon,
l4J feet - land at the Corner Of Third and Jefferson
sta Price only sli per It.
sO feet, Third Bttect between MJnroo and Adams
street. Prce only 81 per foot
SO iaet, an street, between Monroe and Adams
Street. Pace only 40 per n.
Those desiring cheap aud desirable uildng luq, ait
the most furnishing sections nf the city,
su uid anime the above before purchasing e, here:
compare figures with the prices nbtnned per foot fer
property least halt mile inIther le heart
la rtt :
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27
Plastic Slate Roofing.

Water Praui ani Fire Proof light durable and che ip,
applicable 10 any fDrm Of roof, steep or Hat without
inint making II impossible for rain or fnow u
drive In. Not All cted by hot or hard tra zing.-
Water inns rOm ii ccar anl pure AS from the guHl
Slate = ,of De'rcti9e uhngle Metal, made
perfectly water tight by application Of This Maslic
Il ATKINSON, ONCE at Way GOODS Hardware
slOre, No D, Mesl lih 81 honl ~ U
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27
Fsbi, SALE.
THE MANSION HOFSE AND


A. A That large and hesutifui three starry Rricb
YtftY YHotel. known the hogan uuu h the cor
LIMA neT Of Delaware Avenue and pupout street,
At the CITY Hallway Depot in the CITY Of Wilmington.
This - splendid property has = rooms, all private,
with hall ~ the centre lara" bali room aud double
lnrH with Eas, tCt ant cold water through the home,
and hrs rate all complete order with prrcbes
on two adeH % the house. The lot is front
and Ia tret deep Thisls one Of the hest ln-l
PrOptrtesin the CITY, and may lew years double
ia YAlua VIII he sold aud very rasy terms.
wM. 81 Iullr y sJN, Kcal Estate Dealers,
ID I'm " LlInI lnl-
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27
A Deslra BILE Farm for Sale

&Ak On theNew Castle and Freuchtown Turnpike,
MANY miles from New Castle and IL from wilmug-
AARA-A ton containing 25 acres, under good fencing
and Divided into convenient tlasss The
story brick House nearly new; Frame Granary,
tAbling, &c- Price so per acre. Terms media,
ug. Possession given this fall II desired. Apply
TALLEY 4 ALRlCH, 4o4 Market 81,
aug% Wilmington, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27

The Best Now In Us
inis Machine makes four different stitches with as
much s.ie AS ordinary Machines make one, aud with an
lille Machnoy The results OF repeated tests has been
All we ann'd desire and Is requested as houehni NO
70" Bind Gather. Braid, Quilt and gather and sew on
rus at the same timo. 1t has springs 10 get out {"
erder. aud viii last life time Further Information
may be had by applying to A. a. STErENNoN Agents,
Cor 9Th ed King BIS, Wilmington, Del, (Up stsirs)
July l.'F
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27


INsuREs HORSES, MULES AND CATTLE
AaAINSr Lu = BY TiEPT, DEATH
FIRE ACClnENT, OR DISEASE.
omco, lOs :. toURTil Street, fhalelphia, Ia.
prs, Col Cha4. Fraley, Secretary, br u Bceker,
yIcz Pres ID. L. E-tarly, Gcupfa Agent, T.. llata.
Refronoe by permssion to the following gentlemen:
Hon Simon Cameron, llarisburg Pa Eutd Patterson,
Eco rotttvlle, Pa den john Ia siicht"r, Hardware
Merchant, Rand9 ~. Pa.
CITY REfERENUkS.-.M .Messrs. Rowland \ Etvrn,
Merchant Milers, Broad street Mills, Henry NJ CrAw
lord Wholesale Druggist No lil Market Messrs
pnrkiupue HigEin-, Publishers and Book-sllers, No.
~ North fourth street. Methodist Book Concern Messrs
Hughes SON. Central Hay Press Samuel II Bush,
WhOesae Tobacco Manufacturer 4O3 North Third street
Daniel Pocht, Wholesale Grocer No. lih North THU
street.
our rates are lower than any other Insurance Com
pany while they insure in risk, We insure against
all risk. Agents wanted In every conniy IN Delaware.
iva 3m. B BECKER, secretary.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27
TO FARME ERS.

ra.s5o FOR SALE, a lot Whisky Barrels, also D,
kEEtllO and ~ gallon Kegs, suitable iur Cider
&azh& ,r Sorghum Apply to
HlCHfhL LALLT
aug 20. Pms Corner Front and Washington S'i
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27

THR undersigned would beg leave to call the aten
ion Of the citizens Of wmingtsn and the surrounding
country to his superior stock of medicines chemteAls
perfumery and fancy articles Country store keepers
and physicians supplied at the lowest market prices
fhysciaps prescriptions accurately compounded with
/ the very best mattel ias at all hours. AVIATION,
feb 26-u 2Ss Market street, Wilmington, d !,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27

NEW CASTLE ACCOMMODATION.
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and Philadelphia at
100 a. IN. 800
Leave Philadelphia atGoO p. IN. Wilmington 73S
M, for New Castle
Passengers to aud from Baltimore now go through
without 4tnpIlmg over At Wiimisgt n heretofore.
Passengers leaving Baltimore nt i25 a. NJ, Tor Vas
tern Shore will change at New Castle junction.
Passengers from Shore To Baltimore viii change
cars at Wilmington
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27
EQ sEwALL, 1T, sup't Del R n
IuIL, & VIII. STEAM BOAT LINE

steamer hTltl,
THIS STEAMER leaves Wilmington ~
HaElk-E n 40 A. M, and Chester at SID NJ, ana
tvs.ekxsass sChsbtnut Street wharf, at go T. Nj
The facilities offered by this line, make the quickest
aud most certain way OF transporting freight
a- Goods hauled to aud from Stores II required Rnu
hI aAlnn rnina "A nhnrrcI LN mIhsr limos. oct ~
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27

The valuable mansion, =. ". Garner Of Third
fa41 and shipiey St-, the late residence Of Hon
kzeal John Wales Possession given on June Goth
-b-1lTerm easy. Apply tn GRI RIMsHAN d McCABE,
10 Market ~.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27

A GRADUATE Of the UDive, sity Of Ef'nbu gh. Scot
N land, now Of Ph'lsdelplia, TPPtrs sUCCFHs
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-30
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BEwARE OF couNTRRPErrs.
SEQ that tho signature OF ''C NJ JACKSON "a on
tho wrapper of each bottle.
should your nearest druggist not have the arti.
Gle do not be put on by any OF the lntoN icating
preparations that may be offered In its place hut
by express.
PRINCIPAL offlon AND MANUFAcroRY,
No. 03i Aroh ST.. phIIadeIphla, Pn.
JONES' 4 EVANs,
tSscosssors % q N. JACRS0H6 CO,l
PRoPRIEToRs.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers In every town
In the URited Statos, dcc26. .AIn wd& eaww
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-30

From Rev, j Newton Brown, ID. p,N Editor OF the
Encyclopedia of Religious Knowledge aud Chris
tan Chroniclo Philadelphia
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
fatept Medicines In general, through distrust OF
noicnt reasons why aman may not testify Co the
benefits he believes hmsclfto have rodoivpd ifnm
any simple preparation. In the hope that he may
thus contribute 10 the benefit OF Others.
do this the mcrr readily IN rcgnnl 10 iioonAnd :
German ititters, prepared 10y Dr q, NJ Jackson, Of
this city because was prcIudiccd against them for
many years, updcr tho impression that they were
chiony nn alcoholic mi Nturc. | am indebted to my
niend, liobt shoemaker, Esq,, for the removal Of
this prejudice by prnpcr tests and for encourage;
mont 10 try thom " hon suffering ffum Hrrat and
long continued debility, Tho use of thrSc battles
OF these Bitters nt the beginning or the present
year, was followed by evident relief and rcstora-
had not fclt tor six months beorc. aud had almost
dcspaircd OF rcgalning | therefore thank God,
aud my friend Tor directing to the use OF them,
j, NEWTON BROWN, Philadelphia.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-30

From the Rcv. Thos. n. Wlnter ID. D., Pastor of
RoNhorough Baptist Church.
Dear Slri-.-I feel 10 duo 10 your excellent prepa.
ration, lIoonands German Filters, 10 add my tcs-
have for years. 10 times, heon troubled with great
:. lllsarlsI g my hcad and nervous systom, 1 was
ddVistd 1SX ireifT0 Ti n rJrrtuue yutrr-c-rurr---
Bitters did So aud have experienced great AMI
unexpected relief my health has been very ma.
terlnlly benefited. I confidently rNcommond the
article whprc meet with cases similar ~ my own,
aud have hccn assured by many OF their good of.
ioets. Respectfully yours, n WINTER,
Roxborough, Pa,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-30
uEAn VINO SAYs 80.

From tho Rev, Ieyi a. heck, Pastor Of the baptist
Church pomherton, ", I.. formerly of the North
baptist Church, philadelphia at gsescnt Pastor
totthe .ap',st Cenn.' Oncs"s "a
i have known iIoonAnd's German hittors favor.
ably for numhur OF years I have used thcn in my
own family, aud have been ~ pleased With their
effects that was induced 10 recommend thcm "a
many others, aud know that they have operated IN
a strikihgly beneficial manner. take great plugs-
urc In thus publicly proclalmng this fact aud call
ing the attention of those afflicted with the dis
cases for witch thuy are recommended, 10 these
Bittcrs Knowing from experience that my recon.
nendation will be sustained do this more cheer.
tuliy rs lloonand's Bittors Ia Intended to benefit
the afflicted, and Il "not u rum drink"
Yours, truly. LEVI GU BECK
From Rev W. u, Suigfiod. Pastor OF Twelfth
Baptist Church, Philadelphia.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-30
AtaI esiatt.
I agtaI esiatt.
LENTz q APPLHGATE,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Oalcc :s23 Third street. North side.

OUtcc st<sb IfltfO htfectf nOftO Htute
.U. DAYTON, ONO.
n SMALL FARM. "a ACRES, GOOD
brick house aud wcll Improved, siN mites from
DAYTON, ndlolnlng Libpfty- ti,hoo
A Hue rceldcnce, ~ acfce, wen Improved,
within Oue mlic of Dayton 300.
"A, frame house and ~ acrce, on 1rcchcaste
4 lSun oI i9O aNrcs on Hear Creek EOcd land,
a iaiu Of toaorcs, two miles north Of rhiilipss
bnrgj cheap at ta0CD, ll..n
finu house nnd lot on East ihri stuct.. 81 6lAl
rhfCo hunsrs aud lots on Fourth street. for ta,ROl
ts,bO, aud Z ~ each AL cheap
A Ino residence In yellow springs, Well i'm.
4 good house and lot. weil improved, on Long
4 fAr,n, miles from Dayton. Of isO ecr,@, wen
limprvved ON EATON ilkeg cheap iof fl7,Wn.
y iarm ~ ibt acres, mile east Of Union, on ihe
oh Ir9y r,SN well improved, and the hest qnaliiy y
4 farm ofi acres. wen improved miles south
wcst Of Coyngton, Ohio, thc best land ior sfn laf
acre
FLAX factory, occupied by Mcssrs, Davis n CO.
with uinchiucry. aud acres of land, l
A farm of 100 acres mile north Of nrnwh.s sta
tion. on Western u. H., ON Twin Creek, wrli I'm
| 4 iarm Of 10 actcs, on tireenvnlc r. R--Seqto.
] A fArm of % aores, good Improvements, a'
| nrown's station, on Western r. R.-tlNn
| A farm of 70 Aryes, On Germantown Pike, mnc'
from Dayton tpOOO
| A number Of houses and lots In different parts o
| the city. An will he sold cheap
fela-tr lkNfI a AfPLkGATE. u, n, A,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-30
uoOFLAND's iaEaMAN BITTEms
win curo every case Of r
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBIIlTY
AVN ntav.spa nv ,utte n,t,N,Nva
REM I'm RRR ,

That this Bittcrs IL not Alcoholic, contains no Rum
or whisky and caanot make Drunkar,ls but Is the
Best Tome In the World.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-30

From Rev u. Mcrrigc, Pastor of the PasSyunk
Church, Philadelphia,
From tho many respectable recommendations
givcn to DR., ilOoland's German Btters 4 was In.
duccd 10 give them trial Amer using several
bottles found thcm tO bc u good remedy Tor de-
". |N ID, MERRlGE,
From Rev, VIM. Smith, formerly Pastor Of the
hincontown and MillVillc IN J) Baptist Churches
Philadelphia ...- n
Having used In my family number Of bottles %
your lloonand's German Bltters, have 10 say thnt
j regard thom as an excellent mcicinc. specially
mondcd for. They strengthen aud invigor'ttr the
system when dehilitatr,l anh are useful IN diSor'
recommended thcm Ia several of my friends who
have tried thop, anil inund them greatly henciiriil
In tho restoration OF health. Yours, truly,
WM, SMITH, p6 Hutchinson Street,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-30
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GeRtisiRsa: have recently been laboring nndcr
the distressing effects OF indigestion, accompanied
by prostration of tho nervous system, Numer.
Gus remedies we're recommended by fflOnds aud
somo OF them tested, but without relief IouT
Hoohand's German Rittors wcro Fccommcndcd by
persons who had tried hem, and whose favorable
mention OF these Bitters Induced mo 90 try thcm
I must confess that l had an aversion 10 Patent
Medicines from the 'thousand aud ono quaok
"Bitters" whose only atm seems 10 be 10 palm OIL
sweetenod and dragged liquor upon the community
In a sly way and tho tendency OF which. fear, II
10 make many confirmed drunkari Upon learn.
ing that yours was rOally medicinal preparation,
I took IL with happy effect. Its action, not only
upon the stomach but upon tho nervous system,
was prompt and gratifying I feel that have
dcrivcd great and permanent benefit from tho usc
OF u few bottles. Very respectfully yours,
W. u. SElGfRIEb, No a5i ShaokasaNon st.Y