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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-24
BY TELEGRAPH.
Our Mexican Relntlons-Minister
Campbcll-His Instructions.
Especial 10 Cincinnati Enquirer.l
October 29

WAsHIN0rON, October ~.
Col. l.. d. Campbell received his instruc-
tions to-day, but II Is doubtful if In Justice
to himself, he can depart for Mexico imme-
diately. as required by the instructions.
Colonel Campbell has been very heavy
loser by the recent floods near Cincinnati,
and his own interests demand his presence
there at this time He has this evening
asked the President to grant him leave TO
remain here long enough to fix up his per-
sonal affairs
II isunderstood that the Presidents reply
Is that the urgency Of the case admits Of no
delay, and that if Colonel Campbell can not
depart at once another Minister must be
appointed IN his place. At this writing Il
Is not settled whether Colonel Campbell
goes or not, but if he declines going anoth-
or Minister will be appointed tomorrow
THE PROJECTED TREATY.
II is no part OF the agreement yet made
that the United States is 10 guarantee the
claims Of France against Mexico, though
such course may yet appear expedient
add proper, In which case the Government
OF this country will not hesitate to take the
responsibility. The main point sought l.
TO enforce the Monroe doctrine by remov-
ing European intervention In Mexican af-
fairs and securing to that country stable
Republican form Of Government.
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Mpaetary and Commercial.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, October ?.

CINCINNATI, Ortober %.
FLouR-Superline is held Mt $40 6O@n I:
extras at Sll 50 to Sl2 rs; family at Sl30o
sl3 90, and fancy brands at Sl4@l5.
WHEAT-There were more offerings since
our last. aud spring wheat is less firm
l,i00 bushels No. sold at 81 40. Red wheat
is steady ut the old rates-s2 70 for No. 2;
81 So for No. !. and extra at SO 90 Prime
to choice qualities of hin bring 50 96Q3 /;
$500 bushels No. 2 red sold since our last al
50 7S.
CoRN-The market remains steady, with
4 moderate demand, ut S3c. to Soc, for
mixed ear and shelled. White shelled is
held at 90c. in bulk or elevator
OATs-The market was firm, and prices
still further advanced. No. were In good
demand at dec. and No. at l9c., but 47c.
aud soc. was obtained for several lots.
RYR--A fair demand for the better grades.
No. is quoted at 81 10 and extra Mt 81 20.
No. 2 is held at Sl@l 0b, and rejected at
Zoe to 95c.
BARLKY-Prime fall is held at 81 40, aud
choice spring at 81 45@l 30.
GRoCEMEs-The market rules quiet at
20@3Oc. for fair to choice Rio Coffee f2@l5c.
for raw Sugar; l7L@l7Ac. for hard re
fined; and S0eg9oc. tor Porto Rico Moiasses
WHIsKN-There Is = good demand for
bonded, aud the market rules firm at Sic.
Duty paid is quiet at 81 30.
SERD-Clover rules firm at IS. Timothy
is quiet aud steady at ~ 1908 20. Flax Is
firm and Ia good demand at 50 ~ for prime
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SPLENDID CLorHlNG.--S. q L. Sternber-
ger, Merchant Tailors, on Third street,
next door to the Postofllce, have just re-
ceived very large assortment Of fall and
winter clothing including n splendid stock
of gentlemen's suits and overeoats, 90
which The special attention OF thei Gus
toners and thepublic is invited. They are
prepared TO sell at prices which will make
It TO the interest of every one TO give them
call.
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STOLEN MARE.--A light bay mare. with Il
light nose and snagged behind, was stolen,
or let loose where she was hitched, In this
city, on Sunday night last. A liberal re-
ward will be paid for the return of the
mare to Joshua Whitaker, two miles north
Of Centeryille, on the Lebanon pike,
dot
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q. ID. DlJARptN, N. -
JEAN IN Irr CuRR N D.
10 Garanciere a Dupont
No pa Rue Lombard Paris

Sedshfdry aud .IudiORs OccuuatiOns fyricJs
dHgicfids on whatever tcuds 10 innnir tho JHgi
dction of tho BvgiR, Hart on Nervous Sysfsm ne
luently a. nj 20 TN most DisnsNshV aud Iinbar-
deHh, lleIVyReA aud lawyers, therefore. who arc
especially liable 30 these Weaknesses should re-
PlIis
fmnphlyt; containing full particulars. with
directions and Advice printed - French. Gct.
man spanish ana English, accompanies each box
and VIII hc sent by mail free of cost 10 any one
who viii write for e.
Price, y pCT 7sON, 0rStx sfoNes ferSJ
Solt hy an the priuripa Druggists or viii be
sent nN mail secUrsiy seated from GU obserrHfi1H
on recent of the specified price hy any authorized
agent or by thc sole Geuelal Agents ior America
OSCAR MoSES 90, - Coliandt ~ rect Now
y ork Authorized agent for Davton-t ~
SIZE " WAtst-sll orders D., mail promptly a.
tended To- og5 lawc6,vtyI 4
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Iegal Notloa.

ON the ilth dag OF October A. D.. 1856 the Pro.
" bate Court OF Montgomery County, declared
the estate ol Henry Wttars, deceased To be- prob
ahly ms0lyent Creditors are therefore required
to present their claims against the estate 10 thc
undersigned, for allowance withiu six months
from tue time above mentioned, or they will not
be entitled topaymcnt JOSEPH WILSON.
Admir- ofhenyy WittoIe, decd
Gro W. MOYEA Att'y
oct H. A 3D. lel6- -5W6
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Designs of the Radicals DiscOV-
cred,
New York, October

New York, October -
a Washington special details the alleged
discovery of the plans of the Radicals TO
inpeach aud depose the President. A large
force Of Boys in Blue were to be sent to
Washington to protect and aid Congress Ia
its schemes. general distribution of
arms throughout the West had been made
by the Radical Governors. The story Is
if true.
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GENrLEMEN--If you want something to
keep your feet warm and drv, provide
yourselves with a pair of Seal Skin lined,
Rubber Bottom, Water Proof high Shoes
just received at No, 308 Second between
Main and jefferson streets. They are some
ching entirely new in Dayton,
oclbdlm c. FERSEpING.
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a Pnymnstcr RObbed.

INN T NANNIsNOi VNIOUtF u,
An Idaho Territory paper states Major
general Enlenn, United States Paymaster
was robbed at Fort Boise. October r, of "A
treasure-box containing fifty thousand dol
lars In greenbacks, aud flfty eight thousand
dollars In vouchers.
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a&-If You want books bound, such as
Magazines, Periodicals, Histories, Sc, In
any style, plain and fancy, please call at my
Bindery. FW. Meyer, corner of Main and
Second streets, lmdaw
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SPoRTsMEN, ATTENTIoN.-C.F Fcrneding, at
No. 306 Second between Main and .Iefer-
son streets, has just received another lot OF
those Rubber Hip Boots, just the thing for
hunting and fishing excursions. dim
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BoY's AND YoUTH's CLorHTNG.---An en-
tire new apartment---tho best in the city
just received by Lebeusburger & Son, No.
10S Main Street
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The Fall Trade Opened
50OTS AND 1MC9Es.
Fl p EMRTctR
Fl P. EMRICK.

No. IOi MAIN STREET, DAXEON,
I 5 now receiving his fall stock OF Boors SHOES
u Nrs and cars, of the latest styles and best
quality.
Ills stock nf manufactured work is Of tho very
best quality, and cannot be surpassed byauv other
house in the city lie invites his friends, especial
ly those in tue country, to call and examine his
assortment. They cannot fail to be satisfied M
regards style, quality and price
Don't forget the place, No. t0t Main street or
poslte the fhilhps House. se22wlm
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is warranted to be the only preparation
known to cure Coughs, Colds, lLaarsenesl
Asthma. Nhooping Cough, Chronic Cough.
Consumption, Bronchitis and Group. r
ing prepared from Honey and Herbs, IL
healing, sollening, and cXpcctorating, an
particularly suitable forallniirctions ofth
rhront and Lungs Tor sale hy Druggists
everywhere. inn3
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a8- Blouses Mt 81 90, all wool lined at
the Eagle Clothing Store.
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GIVE enthusiastically Over Goats for
IS 0G at the Eagle Clothing Store, lis Main
Street Sign Golden Eagle.
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FALL AND WINTER CLoTuNG.--A full
stock of the latest styles and best quality,
Just received by Lebensburgcr S Son, No.
los Main street.
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az Women's fine sewed Balmorals at
Goodman's at 81 90.
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THE OPERA IIousE.--Let it be borne IN
mind that Mr.. John Weaver has assumed
the management Of the Opera House. and
viii reopen Sc this evening, for the fall aud
winter season. with the new aud beautiful
drama of the "Soldier Of Fortme.n Mr..
Weaver viii personate the leading charac-
ter of "Carlitz," aud Mrs Nelson IIheass
will appear as "Christinc" Our readers
will no doubt recollect Mrs. kncass. She
dllcG brilliant engagement at Beckcl
Hall, some eighteen months ago and sue
ceeded in making herself decidedly popu-
lar with our theater-eoiug people. She is
very talented and pleasing actress, aud
lady who occupies n high position in her
profession. The entertainment win CON.
clude this evening with the "Toodes," in
which Mr.. Weaver has no equal as "Timo-
thy Toodles' 4 capital bill Is presented,
and viii no doubt fll the house.
e-9-s4-H
A HANDSOME TEsTMoN1AL,--To no other
man in this community was the State Fair
Board more deeply indebted for the great
success of the late exhibition. Cham to
Marcus Eells, Esq. the efficient Secretary
or the Montgomery County Agricultural
Society From the time that Dayton w1s
designated as the place for holding the
State Fair, his efforts have been mcca.ng
to render it all that could be desired His
whole time and energies were directed to
this end. That his efforts wcrc duly APP
preciated, is evidenced by the fact that he
was last evening made the recipient Of q
splendid testimonial from the State Board,
in consideration Of the valuable services he
had rendered. I'm other words. his hospit-
able residence was last evening the sccne
of very pleasant surprise. lie was visited
by number OF his friends. among whom
were President McClung aud Secretary
Klippart, Of the State Board, ON which
occasion he was formally presented with q
beautiful and costly silver s,AFes--in neat
and appropriate speech from President
McClung-with this inscriptions "Nrcus
feiis--a token ofrespect fram die Ohio state
Bodrd Of agriculture " d. McCung,
President
The compliment was modesdy and ap-
proprlately acknowledged by MIR. Eells
after which the party were invited 10 q
well filled board and partool, OF the geuer-
Gus hospitality Of the host 10 was IN all
respects Il most pleasant Reunion, and viii
long bc remembered by Az who par,iripat-
ed in &C.
o. -Four rooms, suitable for small
fRn,iIv fin enpoud stort- f,r ro,,t ,,,, I
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s8usjutss aJutitts.
DYSPEPSIA
DOCTOR
SrRlCLAND'S
TONIC.

--l TONIC Is n concen-
ratcd pieparatlonof of Roots and Herbs, with
hntiacids aud carminativcs to strengthen
the stomach and nervous system. IL Is Il
certain remedy for Dyspepsia or Indigcs-
tion, Nervousness, Loss OF Appetite, Acidi-
1t Is not alcoholic, therefore particularly
suited for Weak, Nervous and Dyspcptic
pc sons. For sale by all Druggists every
whore at 81 per bottle.
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Life-Health Strength.
Life Heaith-S Strength.
LIfe-Hea Strength.
DIR. JUAN DELLA MARRF'S
SPECIFIC Pits

Are prepared by the Messleurs GlRAEciERE & b..
rONr. Phnrmdceutsts, No 9ii, Rue Lombard
Paris rOw the Prescription of DR. JUAN DEIA
NAHRF Chisef Physician 10 tho Hospital du Nor,l
on LaribOsere.
letter o9 Recommendation
PANS May . 1888 Y
GENrLEMEN :--Wc have used tho "SPEcipfc
IlLLS" made from Dr. DELAMAEREs PHFsCRtP
TloN, during several years past, In our rpriyntc and
public practice and have Rund them n most encr.
gettc and efficient Remedy In cases of Spermat0r.
rhea on seminal Weakness; Nightly, Daily, or
Premature Emissions Sexual Weakness or m
p0tRcV; Special Dcrangcments of the Nervous Sys-
tom WeAkness's arising from secret Habits aud
sexual Excuses; RddEdfiOR OF the Genital Or
g3uyt weak spine; Affections Of the Ewes; Iimcn
or Brick Dust pepos Is in the Urine; sAfilkv'i
Discnhrgos Iatoncss OF the skin with sunkon
Checks and Bloodless Lips; 'Pmchod" Features
Irregular action of the HeGr and In ull the ghasty
train nt symptoms arising from Oyer-usc abuses
or loss tfon any cause of ilr Nervous Furcc
We catnc tiy advise thg Profession. and an nrr-
sons euNcliuE irnm any SIM gf0HiUfir Or OyJ19ft
ifscfi0hs of the GESITOI EIN Nity SYSTEMS 10 i,,r
tneso rtlf. Nith high rcspccL we are yonte most
sincerely.
u s. bENRErttRF ~ y
ID A ia
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Sow York Money Mnrkct.

NEw YORK, October ~.
Money market easier at iCa5 per cent.
Sterling quiet at l00al0eIk.
Gold iirmer. opening at lf5&, declining
10 li55e, and closing ut ii7t&.
Government stocks not 40 arm aud
scarcely so active.
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HaHH-=aea=-,
( C,rDr Dr. Striclkland's
! FOU -
Il ! l. n >. PILE REMEDY

Has cured thousands of the worst cases Of
Blind and Bleeding Piles. II gives immc-
dlntc relief and effects permanent cure.
Fry ID directly. II Ia warranted to cure.
For sale by all Druggists at 80 cts. per
bottle.
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CincinnHStill DAYTON on. and and Eastern

hNiiANtA 0OAtHuHas
We have already alluded to the orgaui-
zation OF this now Railroad Company,
which forms through line from sandusky
to Cincinuai The Enquirer furnishes the
following additional particulars, which
( will be read with intcrc4:
sumo week or two aao We referred to the
icongolllation of the SNndusky aud Cinein-
natl with the Dayton Short Line Railroad.
cilestcd for the plirp0se of giving through
route between Cincinnati and the lakes In
that especial quarter.
Through certain changes which have
transpired during the past year, the con-
trolling owners Of the "Short Line have
become also the controlling owners OF the
Sandusky aud Cincinnati Road, so that in
effect. for several months, the two lines,
making together through line from san
dusky to Cincinnati, have been owned by
the same parties. although acting through
two separate corporations.
on the l1th instant the interests of the
twncorp0ratious were consolidated, aud the
old corporation Of the Sandusky and Gin
cinnati Company virtually discontinued,
ty-nine years and renewable forever, of
the Sandusky and Cincinnati Railroad, in-
Cludiug all its prosperity and privileges. to
the Cincinnati, Dayton and Eastern Com
pany. NOminally the organization of the
Sanduslty and Cln,innati corporation is
kept up, and probably viii hc, for various
legal reasons, connected with the charter
and privileges of the road; but practically
the Cincinnati, Dayton and Eastern Com
pauy will hereaiter0wn, ronduct aud cOn-
troll the entire line from Sandusky to Gin
clnuati
The Saudusily and Dayton road has, from
It's first construction to the present time,
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MOEEY SAVED Is MoSEY MADR.--Thc
above maxim is best illustrated by going
to Goodmail's popular Boot and Shoe store
ll0 Main street. where every thing in his
line can be bought so low as TO defy COM
petition. His stock is the largest aud best
selected in the city; hc warrants all his
goods, sews rips for nothing, and tries hard
TO please all who fayors him with their GUS
tom. No wonder, therefore. that his store
Is crowded all the time with eager custo-
mers. Give him a call. by all means
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ca The favorite watch dog Of the store
ofFthe famous merchant, Stewart, Of New
York, after long life Of duty, lately peg
ged out What to do with the carcass, puz-
zlcd the portors, Finally they boxed il up
in nice ease, with bricks aud straw, mark
ed it "a. 4. Stewart, d Co., New York
aud left it'all day aud part of the night on
the sidewalk, one Of them keeping watch.
About one O'Clock next morning horse,
drawing u furniture cart, came quietly up
Eighth street. The horses feet were tied
inpieces Of carpet to mutlle the clattor of
the hoois. The team was stopped directly
opposite the ease. Two sturdy men Jump
ed from the wagon, liftcd into It the box.
spraug with CELEBRITY upon the seat and rap
idly drove away.
Tho hard-hearted porter didn't even fol-
low the thieves, TO see how they liked their
booty
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llusroN IIuL,-Wc aunounced ycstcr-
,my. that the strackosrh Troupe would
give another Of their delightful Operate
Concerts At Huston Hall on Friday evening
next. There viii be M entirely different
programme from that Of Monday evening"
and the entertainment viii be every way
worthy of the liberal patronage Of all who
admire and appreciate the pure and beauti-
ful in the musical art. This will he the
farewell concert of the troupe in Dayton
for the present season. Tickets for reserved
seats may be obtained nj the Music Store OF
Mr.. J. d. Dubois under the Hall up to The
day fixed for the concert.
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SPLENDID ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81
sou, No. l0s Main street, hayc just received
he most splendid lot Of ovcrcont- IN the
city, which they arc Offering at very low
g"res. Call aud see them. ltd&w
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DEFY CoMPErIrIoN.--Lebensburger &
Son. No, los Main street call particular at
tention TO their new and splendid stock of
fall and winter Clothing. They defy COM
petition, and will not be undersOld by any
other house In the city.
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CArARRu is = disease of the mucous mem
brane OF the nasal passages and those cavi-
ties of the head communicating with them.
lnsigniiicant as Il appears In It's first stages
t Is apt In ITS progress TO become instru-
mental IN causing the loss or impairment
of smell taste, hearing, and sight aud In
creating serious constitutional derange-
ments, not unfrcquently terminating IN
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LOOK TO NouR INrRREsT &c, Fernedmg.
No. 306 second. between Main and Jchcr-
son streets, will for tho next thirty days
sell Boots and Shoes and Hats and Caps at
strictly wholesale prices in ordcrto make
room for new stock. dim
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MouTRs, bring your little boys to the
Eagle Clothing store, aud you'll be aston
she'd how nice aud how cheap they can he
dressed up at rs Main street
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Or C. McDERMoNT,
'urgeOn General of Ohio.

oFFIoE-ooRNER THIRD AND WILKINSON
sTREEs, DAYTON. OHIO ocSdtr
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THEGREAF Ry6LlSil 8gN gDY.
rRorrorrp BY ROYAL LErrrRs PATENT
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepered from a prescriptions Qf Sir J Clarke w.
d., Physfefah Eofrdordiadyy 10 me queen
This Invaluable medicine IS miailing In tho cure
Of all those painful and dangerous diseases 10
which the female constitution IS subject It mod.
crates all excess aud removes all distractions
relied on.
no MAsREED LADIES
Il Is particularly suited Il viii in short time
bring on the monthly period OF regularity
Each bottle price One Dollar bears the Govern
ment stamp OF Great Britain to prevent coun.
CAUTION.
These Pas should not 30 taken Gy Famalos durfag
hao FIA'ST THEE MONTHS AZ Pregnancy as MeV
go stro % 6rtpg on Ascpriags. 1Ht nc dNV 9faey
tina hey are sata. ..--
Every woman knows that the bloom of health
must ttle with the slightest lTegularity or OBJ
structiOn OF the menscs 1hese Pills are truly the
womdn's friend in her hour OF trial and the only
sure, positive and never failing cure and regula-
tor of suppression ofnature, from whatever cause
60 mild that tho ieeblest ran Ike tieui with per.
feet security yet 50 powerful In their effects that
they may be safely called, neyer-filing Regu-
lator.
IN all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections
PHins In the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight
eNertion Palpitaton of the Heart, ii lysterics and
Whites these Pills will elfoct cur when al
other means have failed aud although powerful
remedy, DO not contain ifon- calomei antimony, or
anything hurtlul to tho constitution
Full directions in the pamphlet around each
package which should be carefully preserved
SOLD BYA All DRUGGISTS
Sole General Agent for tho tinted states aud
ion MOSES, n Cortlardt st.. Sow York.
y B.-$i 90 and three-cent poatnpo stamp en-.
tie. containing so pills by return mail sCrIirclv
scaled iron' al observation. pclsdaweowty
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SILvERINE.--Wc would call attention to
this new and valuable article, for the bene-
fit of our readers, as we have tested it and
find it TO be all the manufacturer claims for
IT, ltreally works wonders with all arti-
cles of brass, copper, bronze. Sc, giving
them instantly coating of pure bright sill
yer which can be made permanent by an
occasional application. II is also the best
cleaner Of silver and silver plated ware we
have ever seen,-glving the beautiful lus-
tre found on new ware. II is great saver
of time and labor, and we think after one
trial no hOusckeeper will be without it.
We know by experience, and have the tes-
timony of scientific men and prominent
chemists among them, Profs. Thurber and
Meyer and Orange Judd, Ed. Agricultuist
that i contains no ingredients injurious to
metals or the hands.
Believing IL TO be one Of the most usefltl
inventions OF modern times, werecommend
II to our friends.--Ne1 YORK. Farmer.
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EF~Friend SchMarz don't make idlC
promises but really sells the incest made
up, and more especially, the cheapestoloth.
ing in Dayton, examine for yourselves. n
the Eagle Clothing Store lis Main street.
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B- Cavalry Over Coats. all colors at the
Eagle Clothing store, liz Main street,
Sign Of the iolden Eagle.
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.S~F. W. Meyer, Northumberland Blank
book Manufactures, northwest corner OF
Main and Second streets. lmdaw
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tsB~1hc pretticst suits for Young men we
have seen in DaytonWasat the Eagle CLOTH
ing Store, ils Main street.
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PROVIDE FOR WINTEB.--We would inform
our readers that IIessner & Brother have
received 800 new and sound Government
Oyercoats, and they offer them for half
fheirNaine; therefore we would advise our
,nders 10 secure one In time.
OFFICE FURNITURE FOR SALE.--The Fire
mems Insurance Company, having re-
moved their office to the northeast corner
OF Third and Jefferson streets, In the room
occupied by J. l.. Martin Esq. as a Coli
lectors oilice--and having leased vault and
furniture connected with said room--they
offer for sale the fire proof safe and other
ONCE lnrhlture ~ bargain. Call ut office,
corner Third and Jefferson streets.
oc3dtl j. b. kIRo, Sec'y.
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sss-Hats and Caps very cheap, at Good
mans.
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eS- ladies fur lined, Water Proof
Balmorols. Just received at c. Fcrncding's,
No, 300 Second, between Main aud Jellcr-
son streets. Caltanl set pair before they
are all sold dlm
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BEsT's FILTERs-PRIcR REpucEp.-In orr
der 10 accommodate all classes who desire
TO have pure drinking water this warm
weather, b. Best would announce that ho
has reduced the price Of his superior Filters
10 $l6. This viii place them In the reach
OF all, and no family should be without
ones jyl2dtf
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no mAEsREE LADIES

II is particularly suited II will IN a short time.
bring on the monthly period OF regularity
Each bottle price ono Dollar, bears the Govern
ment stamp OF Great Britain, to prevent coun.
tcricits.