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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-19
me Nntionnl Onnrention.

Parties in Connecticut are moving In n
steady and sure way to have their iatichal
upionism properly represented in the lith
OF August PhiladelphiH Convention. The
Official call has been made in that state for
Il Mass { Convention, TO be held in New Ia
ven on the 1st of August, 10 selectdelegates
to be present. Aud tlese Delegates says
the Hartford TmrS, "will. be- selected from
among those WHO have acted with the Re
nublcan party ia the past, or with the
Democratic party. Men are not to be ig-
norc,i on account Of their past or present
party afllliatons, Are they truly the rep
rrscntatiyes of the principles laid down in
liho call for the Philadelphia Convention {?
lTh;s will De test enough. let able men he
selected, If You please, for the reason that
they come lrom both the Democratic and
Ilepublicsn parties. Only let it be known
that their principles are right"
The Conservative people of that state are
stimulated by the same patriotic impulses
that are warming the blood of the genuine
Uiiioh men of tile entire nation. As the
Times says; such gigantic robberics- such
amonstrous jobs--such pundering of the
public money as now appear, were never
before scrf or thought Of But worse than
ali, ,ihe controlling party in Congress arc
opposed TO tile Union. They will not per-
nit a Union Of the States but are reckless
ly attcm pting to hold eleven States Of the
Onion in subjngation-cha the form
ofOur government, and establishing princi-
piles of despotism. -I.lsH.u a.liI 800
Is il wonder. any longer, that crazy
istdieallsIn should regard such Conven-
liOu OfnatiOnalIsm rs an ogre in its path
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-19
sptfIal agOilfts.
Special Caution.
CHOLERA ll3RBNdEDY

Also. DysenteyB, DtasrAad, CAoiero Martps, Ssm-
ser Osaaplaiaf Paisot Caiap M S,o,ascA or Bosu
els Siot Sour StoaaoA. Paiafer's O,lic. Sc. and
Is warranted 10 CUR or no pay. T. purely vcget-
able without particle Of opiafe or narcotic.
Highly aromatic, very pleasant to the taste, mild,
but sure In IT, effects, warns and strengthens tho
system, aois like . ehaFm, ,aeer.liHgH,mgst immo.
diato rlicf and aiaAte OF ms .ssLcicsalu satisfy
the most ineredulous of these facts Sold by all
dealers In medicine Please send for circular.
Try IT, Prepared only by EpwARD SUTTON
Provitcnce RI f1EMAs HMRNRs n Co. of
New York, General Agents madaw6muH
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-19

w ANTED-lT TO BE KNOWN THAT
CLARK q KELLY have established the Amer.
can Patent Right Emporium" at No $40 Secopd
street, for the introduction and Sale OF valuable
Patent Rights and Labor saving Machinery They
request all who desire 20 dispose of or purchase
Patents and Lahor-saving Machinery to give them
chi' .. mat2i -amd
wv ANTED-PERSON'S OUT OF EN-
PIOYM MENT, or those Wanting BOARD Informp-
ton rs 10 Lost Articles, Sc, to Advertise Ia tho
Empire Want Column.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-19
n:
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A French Preparation for the Hair.
As a Dressing for the Hair il has no equal. Rel
stores grey hair 10 is natural color ndkoes the
soalp clean and healthy. Every hOttle warranted
For sale by Dayton Druggists m2ad9m I
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-19
fOr Salt
Bowling Saloon for Sale.

WITH q good wo-story dwelling bonss nm
w business room. The hOnse contains 10
rooms, with u hall above and below; Bow linz IA
loon in basement four good alleys The yt,oin is
suitable, also for II Billiard room. The building
Is located on West Main street, in Urbtnit Cham.
pnlSh county, ONO, very near the center OF the
town, rms property is very desirable :thd viii
be eDld at n bargain II application be made soon
y JAMES TAYLOR, Real Estate Agent one
door west of Postoflce, Urbana o. ju56lawAw
II OR SALE-GOOD WOOD-AT FOUR
Cents per loot. by LEVI SPIELMAN
Ju2sdu No. 3l3 Third street
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Dissolution.

rHHE co O-partnership heretofore existing uuder
Il the style and firm name OF Nen, lennet a. Co,
was dissolved ON the l0th nsL, Ne1 a Isennot hny-
ing purchased the interest of Mr. Eels Either
partner willuse the nanio Of tho 1Ihfii Htluda-
ton. HENRY NEFF -
jy17dawtf a-.j MARCUS EELLS. -,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-19

w NANTED-PARTIES HAVING
invest in Patent Rights win find Il TO their in1,
est TO call 40 the Great Western Real Estatc M
Patent Right Office of l.. WALTZ & BURKE1 4
fah 10 dim -
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-19

alew advertisements.
Removal.

NJ EFF 4 BENNETT, Manufacturers and Whole
IN sale ami Retail dealers in Stoves Hollow.
ware &c. have removed their BalesroOm from 2TO
Third street, TO the rooms formerly occupied by
BrOwn Z irwin, on the corner OF First sUl1cf mi Il
ths Canal where the Wi le pleased to See tae
friends and all who may be Ia want of first -clnss
Cooking and Heating StoyeN SegG7
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-19
Retronchment Demanded.

An exchange wen observes that the large
contributions 70 the National revenue dur
ing the past fiscal year 'afford a wonderful
proof of the wealth and resources of the
country, and Of its ability to provide means
for the payment of the interest and, event
ually, the principal of the National debt"
Aud ii might have added--as the Oincin-
natl GomAeteidt has, thus-that the present
Congress has afforded a wonderful proof Of
its ability 10 fritter away n large portion OF
the revenue. With very liberal appropria-
tlons to the general purposes Of govern
ment aud with feeble attemptsat retrench-
iment in any direction, the Congress has
b before it schemes that, il carried out,
would absorb every dollar Of the revenue
beyond what is required for imperative
purpose and 10 meet the interest on the
public debt. .duH 'ii u .9ii1ua R
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-19
Groceries, Wines, Liquors, and
ua .4af Cigars.

would recommend all our customers and ffieAds
10 continue thor fivors with my former hhttner
confident that he will give satisfaction. i.aylA 7
Jylbd3 aHl3Nf TfIfN X. w. DUFF,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-19
Mrs. WINSLOW,
S SOOTHfNGi' SYRUP |


We have put up and sold this article for over 30
years, and CAN SAY IN CONPIDRsUE AND TRUTH Of
IL whatwe have never been able 10 say of any other
me,licine-HRvEF BAs ir FAiLKD IN SINGLE IN
STANCE TO. FFgcT 4 CURE, when timely used.
Never aidwc know hn Instance o. siissatisfaeticn
by any one who used IT, ON the contrary, all are
delighted with Its operations, and speak in terms
of commcndation Of its magical effects and medl
cal virtues. We speak in this matter 'wHAr VIZ
DO KNOW" after 30 years experiences AND PLEDGE
OUR REruTATIoH FOR THR PULFILLAEET OF WHAT
VIZ DECLARE. In almost every instance where the
infant is suffering from pain and exhaustion, re-
lief will be found in 1fteen or twenty minutes
after the syrup is administered,
Full directions for using will accompany each
bottle None genuine unless the fac -simile Of
CURTIs & PERKINS, New York, is ON the outside
wrapper. ..~a. f.ua.t.I tu.E.ItL
Sold by all Druggists throughout the world
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-19

G9~ One of the delegates from New Or
hlehnsto thoNational Convention atPliladel-
.iphia, tobe Hdd doithel lithofAugust, IS that
igebel,s eopperhead, itSes Major General
ERANK j. HERRoS, who entered the Federal
service IA april, fS8tas a lieutenant and
f. wlIo was mustered out in April, 1860, ilsl a
I, MjNr General. No man in the Federal
9Rmy has gained a record saperlor 10 this
t!'other rebel, /" General IIFRRoS, Il may be
stated additionally that nERRoS was for
merly a Wing, then a Republican, and that
be never voted the Democratic ticket
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-19
A Political Jonah.

Of morality and liberty.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-19
Let the People take, Warming IN
.I..,.....t ~. 1'iEnaf ...... II

b IITunmIh M Ilme! IIuIU T"-TT-
We shall endeavor to find room for the
- proceedings Of the ABoLrrIoN Caucus re-
eently heldfn Washington, and for the very
remarkable lettar from RAYMOND, (Rep.) Of
the New Work Times, disclosing the fact
that'the Radical members Of Congress are
eontempl platipgi and preparing for q eiptl ,SG,,
TO perpetnate--not the Union--but their
abominable party. an. iutnn9 ral 1atiGI
. Let the people be warned in timer An
other civil lWar, such Us a struggle between
these scOundrels and the conservative pow
her of the nation, would be more Horrible
oven than the last. .-lA td lHiirp .l-Fl .id
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-01-23

went under the water three times before he
got out Miss Sessions went under twice and
when taken out was almost insensible. Her
clothes were frozen stiff and she was unable to
walk Her father, who was the last Of all
out of the water, having forgotten his own
safety in the peril of others, was still active,
and carried her to the omnibus on shore,
which drove rapidly to the Julian House
Here Miss Sessions was kindly cared for by
Mrs, Ross, the landlady, and was soon quite
comfortable.
The Colonel took the Western train Of that
day for home to inform his family and allay
any fears they might have from the circula-
ton of fales reports. He received two dis
patches from his daughter yesterday, and she
was quite well, not even having taken cold.
The Colonel came home in the same clothes
he had on when he went into the river; and
we can only account for the man being alive
and well in consideration of the excitement
which must have attended one of his disposi-
ton. Tho other passengers all got out safely,
The baggage was also saved. The horse and
sleigh did not get into tue river. The space
Of open water made by the break was about
twenty feet square.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-01-23
[From the Ceder Falls, (Towa), Gazette.l
A FEARFUL SITUATION.

a SSeigh-1oad Of Passengers Break Through
tie Ice into the Mississippi Ri0cr-Narro,o
Escape From Dro,oniMg and Freezing.
On Wednesday morning, about halfpast
four, load Of passengers, consisting of eight
or ten gentlemen and two ladies, attempted
to cross the river at Dubuque to take the
carly Eastern train. The sleigh was drawn
by one horse, attached some distance from the
vehicle, which also contained the baggage of
the passengers. 1t was the public convey
ancc running from Dubuque to Dunlieth, and
the agent accompanying it carried lantern,
it was dark. The sleigh had gone but short
distance when the ice gave q lurch to the
north and the passengers were precipitatcd
into the river. Col. w. 81. Sessions and his
daughter Mary, of this city, were among the
passengers. The Colonel vent over backward,
and passengers and trunks came on the top
OF hm. The agent had jumped from the
sleigh as he saw it going down, and in seek
ing to rescue those in the water, had broken
IN anu lost his light. 1t was SO dark now
that nothing could be distinguished, and the
situation was terrible. The Colonel was per-
tectly seH;posessed, and repeatedly cautioned
those about him not to be frightened and they
would all get out. He knew his daughter
was IN the water, but where she was he could
not tell. He got hold of lady whom he
supposed to be her, but, soon discovered it
was not. He held her up however, and final
y got her out. His daughter had gone en-
6rcly under, and came up without her bonnet.
She vas finally helped out by stranger, who
told the Colonel that it did't matter what his
name was. A ladder was brought and put
down into the water. This the Colonel Crap
pied, and he says it seemed to him he could
hold on to it forever But his muscles relaxed
iii spite Of him. and he went down. He came
up and ran his arm through the rounds of
the ladder aid hold on by his forearm. He
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-01-23
Hon. CnARLEs II. SMITH. (B111 ARP

Hon. CHARLES H. SMITH, (B111 ARP }
Among some of the pen-and-inkiugs of the
public men of Georgia, made by the pleasant
correspondent ofthe Cincinnati Enquirer, we
find the following ofthe everlasting ''BillArp."
Speaking of Senators, one member of the
State Senate is we'll known, at least by his
nom de p,T"e North, as to render it perhaps
count of him. This is c. II. Smith, of Rome,
the celebrated "Bill Arp" Tall, stoutly
built, with black eyes and hair, beard, slightly
bald and of rather a grave expression Of
countenance, the remark is often mads by
visitors that he is the last man in his house
one would tako' for the author of that inimita-
BILE appeal to the great Artemas. Mr.. Smith
is lawyer fine abilities, and in social inter-
course very entertaining gentleman, when
shaking off what seems an habitual reserve
Often, however, when saying least, an arch
curve of the,lip will betray, beyond mistake,
that some facetious thought is fitting through
the brain of the great Unharmonized father
of Chickahominy and Bull Run Arp.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-01-23

The effect babies have on progression is
self-evident. No one ever knew a baby in
ferior to any preceding baby. On the con-
trary, each one is a little in advance of any
yet born; and when we think OF the vast nuns
Der yet to be, and how every one will be a
trltie superior to its predecessor, what glo-
rlous future awaits US We shall eventually
reach perfection. How can those persons
who believe that we retrograde instead
progress, reconcile this fact with their absurd
theory
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-01-23

Alta meeting few days since, when the
minister made personal application of that
awful question, Will you take this man
whom you hold by your hand 2" etc, the
bride, with graceful inclination of her
head midst profusion of blushcs, cjacu-
lated, thank you, sir"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-01-23

THE FIRST PRAYER In CoNGREss.-The
following is the first prayer made in the old
Continental Congress, in 1777, by the Rev.
Jacob Duchet, then rector of Christ church.
Philadelphia. 1t differs somewhat from the
prayers made there in more modern days:
"Be thou present o God Of wisdom, and di-
rect the couusels of this honorable assembly:
enable them to settle all things on the best
and surest foundations, that the scene of blood
may be speedily closed; that order, harmony,
and peace may be effectually restored; and
truth and justice, religion and piety, prevail
and flourish among the people. Preserve tie
health of their bodies: and vigor Of their minds,
shower down on them, and the millions they
here represent, such temporal bic sings as
ThoT seest expedient for them in this world.
and crown them with everlasting glory in the
world to come. All this we ask in the name
and through tho merits Of Jesus Christ, thy
Son and Saviour. Amen.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-01-23

GooD.-Onc Of cur Northern "school
marlns," who is employed in teaching the
" treedmen," told sprightly negro girl that
she must not call the woman with whom
she lived, mistress-that she was as good as
anybody"
Pretty soon the girl asked her teacher what
business she followed before coming South to
teach.
q was bonnet maker" vas the reply.
"Well p said the girl" gathering u5 her
books and startin for the door, "I'm not 60
in to 'sociate wild you any Ion gcr-you say
dat Is ekil to my mistuss, and she don't so
ciate wild bonnet makers"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-01-23

Somebody advertises for agents to sell /.
work entitled & Hymenial Instructor" The
best hymenial instructor we know of, is a
young widow-what she does not know there
is NO use in learning.
a IOafer in one of J. C. Meals "Chareoal
Sketches, " wishes he was pig. The present
price of pork is enough to make any man. feel
hOggisL. '''-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-01-23

Conversing one day with fashionable and
pretty belle, the tacetious Mr.. Spriggs OBJ
served that the {" ladies that lisped wished to
be kissed" The young lady had before been
speaking unafectedly, but now replied, tho
I've heard thaT."
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-01-23
RAVES OF ADVERTISING.

ally. made up my mind that perhaps we
had been humorin Andy about long ed1f-
We had us much right to Governor as AIS
ALBANIA or South Carolina. He wants us back
about as bad as we want to get back, and a
little Bladder, perhaps; and he Incident put
on so many unnecessary airs about this SEN
ator business. Ifhe fools with us much, we
won't elect nobody golly we'l take tho
studs and 90 backwards
forthwith returned to the Capital, aud
stretched forth one ofmy arms, sea l; 'i Mr..
Gibson, sur, L m your friend-I'm the frierd
of your wife and children; but if Mr.. Jen-
kins amt nogerGted soon the State will col
lapse; bright and glorious star will be OBJ
liberated from off the striped rag, and the
President will lose about nine supporters IN
the Federal Congress. l move, sur, that if
we can't git our Government at once like
sine qua non, wc break up in a row and de-
Part for Mexico" 1t took like the smallpox.
and were carried tumultuously These pro.
cecdins were telegrafd to Washington before
the ink was dry, and we received orders
forthwith to nogerate our Governor and roll
our cart. Then the money came, and we
voted ourselves pocketful apiece, aud fur
10. My friends, that were q proud and glo-
rious day. When that great and good mau
was kin his nffectin speech, we all felt
happy; and Captain Dodds, the meribet
from Polk, remarked. that he would like to
die then, for he never expected to feel as
heavenly agin. The tears run down his left
eye like rain. :. His other eye was bent out
by Yankee soldier while the Capen wur in
prison. OF course the vll,n were tiled for
it and hung, though hain't seed no med
ton of it in the papers.
My fellow citizens, let me in concltsiHd:
congratulate you on havin Governor once
more, as is Governor Oh there is life in
the old land yet, and by and by we'll all mix
up with our friends at the North, and we'll
transport them Black Republicans into the
AfriEan desert, and put en- 10 teachen Hot.
tentots the right OF suffrage.
More annonymus,
Bttt Arr.
P. S.-Cousin John Thrasher ses he hav
studied law week, and will be n candydats
for some high offs when we meet agin, pro-
vided II, give him time to sell his cotton
seed. I'll say this-art hav done as much
for him as for some of the candidate, and ma
turc more, and his cotton seed are as
good seed as ever seed. l hope he will
succeed. r
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-01-23

The Petersburg Lnde1, not inappTopriste-
" desjgDates the present Congress a negro
debating society" 1t is certainly not much
else The " almighty negro" is as potent in
that body as the almighty dollar" is in the
mind Of a Connecticut clock pedIar.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-01-23

Never trouble trouble, until trouble
troubl-s you
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-01-23

LACKSMrrH's BELLOWS, AnviIs, Stoke and
~ Dies, Fiscs and SIcIas.s for aaIe I,y
ID. uU MfHREYS g. co.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-06-06
Gbt Markfts.
Boston Markets, May %,

rourwes,et1 ,s S 81 se ., 80 go Moss, 81, %
to ~ 49, s,,,oO 10 2I.0o. Lard, 81 to % LIZ
pso'' 10 to 20; Cheese, 10 to ~ Eggs 81
HANS ms AZ to 10 hR gFHarre9N A
Bua'u 81, 90 to 3,25. Dried Apple 12to TO-
P PUsns stqSto 8 90. Peas, Sl,f5to 2l0.
I DSsdr seed, 1925 to 400, Glover, 1850
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-06-06

I l6; .ss s'to 10, Tallow Ia "a to 16
S Isoi Full Blood Merino, 55 to So; Three.
MvS" blood, 81 tS IS; Half blood, 62 to
~ &C., CS"@ g 70 '? g. Oats, ss to os, Rye
I 1000 to1,W - d4r r7gT' sI'vsls
fVHops IS to 40.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-06-06

Please call and loook at my goods and buy II
on wish TO. A. X. CAMP.
Stowe, Apr. 80, 1866. ~
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-06-06
Public Health. 1,The Press

Advertising has been pronounced "undigni6-
| ed by the medical faculty A physician who adj
yertses valuable remedy to fifty people in his
private practice would receive the cold shoulder
from his professional brethren, Should he make
|itsmerits known to millions Though the columns
| Of newspaper press. This may be 'dignifed,"
but is it benevolent, humane or just? Whoever
fortunate enough to discover or invent any
thing that will prevent. cure or alleviate human
suffering, Is bound to make it known, through
every channel of communion within his reach,
/ to the genial public. For many years the ner-
its Of Hostetter's celebrated Stomach Biters have
thus been proclaimed to the world and institutes
have been restored to health, or saved from IA
tal n,ala lies in consequence. As new facts have
8fesa deceyeloped in relation to the operation of
this pure and potent of all Stomachics and Alter
alive they have been stated in simple language
= to the people of many lands and II the propri.
#etors OF the medicine have derived profit from
their dissemination, thousands OF individuals
J have been benefited thereby. In the West In
dies Canada, Australia, and So. America Hos
letters Bitters are now recognized as the sole
specific for Dyspepsia, the best possible safe
| guard against epidemics, and the finest invigor-
ntn cases of general debility, and the only diff
usive stimulant entirely free from noxious in
! gCdients. ~
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-06-06

THE subscriber begs leave to inform those who
j have old daguerreotypes. ambrotypes or pho
tOgaphs of deceased friends which they wish to
get copied, that he devotes especial attention to
that branch Of his business. These pictures.
however faded, can be enlarged and colored, max
ing them equally as good as though taken from
life. Having the largest and most complete es-
Enlistment in the State, and keeping only the
best artists in every department, he will guaran
|tee satisfaction to all who intrust their work to
his care. Circulars containing full information
sent to any address. A. F, STYLES.
81 Il 2s Burlington. Vt.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-06-06
Finkle a. Lyon sewing Ma
- chine. 80 rE ~

chine. - aE ~
The following facts demonstrate that these
|Machines comprise the HIGHEST IMPROVEMENTS
|lS THE SEWING MACHINE ART, viz;- wv Y
l. Each MACHINE is guaranteed TO give better
satisfaction than any other Sewing Ma
chine in the Market. or money refunded.
2. They have taken many OF the HIGHEST PRE-
NUNS at the most important EXHIBITIONS
and FAIRS ever held an the United States.
3. They make the lock STITCH alike on both
sides-thus saving more than half the
thread and silk used in the rayeling-ridge
seams Of the loop stitch and sins!c bread
Sewing Machines. # HaHf
I. They are adapted to the widest range of
heavy and light sewing.
.. They have no rattling wires, or delicate at
taehments to keep in repair.
6. They require no taking apart to clean or
oil, and no Lessons" 10 set needle, regu-
late tension. or operate Machine.
Please call and examine and demonstrate for
yourself, or send for CIRCULAR with samples OF
Pewing
n Blown and Country Agents wanted
FINKLE & LYON S. M. Co.
No. 5ss BROADWAY, NEW YORK. 44y1
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-06-06

1 have the best assortment Of REA-
DYMADE CLOTHING, Carpets,
Mating, OaCloths, Ladies Dress Goods,
.SAapls, Cloaks, ParaSoLs, in short. any
kind of goods you want that | ever
had. Hp.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-06-06

Getlo thing as spoonful of water
80 0n , contact with 1000 ounces Of
e. sodium would occasion an explosion
o. 'oI 10 that which would be occasioned
eI tbe ignition of 5000 pounds of pow
y. ar the conclusion of 500 of nitro-gly-
u sr;re we can form some conception of its
.s.mondous destructive power.