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ASSAULT AND DEATH-On Sunday last,
three persons went into the Saloon kept
and demaned liquor, he refused to give
them any, when an alteration ensued
and one of the parties struck him on the
head with brick, fracturing his skull,
and otherwise injuring him SO severaly
that be died on Tuesday evening, about
9 o'clock JAS. Deyire, one Of the part
les, was arrested, and was held to bail
for his appearance before Esq. PoE, on
Monday next, in the sum of 81 900. The
other parties, John Dewire, and Dennis
Harragen, are still at large.
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NEW PATENT A6EscY.-0ur friend, JOS RIDGE, has
opened Patent Agency for the procuring of claims
for inventions, in the second story the Postoce
entrance on Main street. His terms reasonable
and prompt attention given to all. He respectfully
solics patronage. He will also attend TO the collec
tion of Claims for soldiers procure Pensions, dc.
and do a general collection business. 1893
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Something New Ladies Shoe Store, conducted
BY Ladies only. Mrs. McGRAw wishes inform her
friends and the public that she has just received the
finest assortment of LADIES' Misses, and Children's
Shoes brought TO this market. She will take
pleasure in displaying her stock any who may call
No. 8, North Fifth Street door Mrs. Thorps
Fancy Store.
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HLadies who wish to make an earl

HLadies who wish to make an early
selection from a very choice line of FU X
GOODS, are invited to look at our stock
of fine Hsdson Bay Sadie; very dark and
rich Mink Sadie; beautiful Real Ernt'ne
Sets; very fine Siberian Squirrei, choice
Ri,1y Mink: and all the various cheaper
grades of Furs.
We devote one entire floor OF our
building exclusively to the Fur trade'
and the goods are now ready for exhi-
bition.
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EFThe speeches of Robinson Nor
risson and Geo. w. Ross, were-to the
point, on W ednesday night last Hurrah
for 'em! Anna a. s I'm M -ttl&tI
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Ef-In the letting loose of the boys
of our city on Wednesday night last it
is our decided opinion that all who en-
gagged in insulting Mrs. Kelley. who
keeps fancy stock of Goods in part of
JAS. Elders Book Store-broke the glass
of her showcase, and took away her
hoxes-deserve to be we'll spanked by
their parents, or punished in some way.
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Et Bonfires ttazed on the street
noise and confusion reigned supreme
speeches were made-songs were sung
shouts were given, &c, &c &c, on
w ednesday night last, on the recep ton
of the glorious news from the election.
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~Henry Dickin son has moved his
on Main, and the room nc occupied il TO
be used by Mr.. rhoss \. Young. as a
Shoe 'Snere.
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Messrs. Stratton and Maj. Finney,
are erecting capacions Brick Carriage
and Blacksmith shop on the West side of
Fort Wayne Avenue, where the old
blacksmith shop stood
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UREA, N. Y, May Is, sc,
Blue Lion Tavern.
HesdIey's Great History Of the Rebellion

We have just received this splendid
work in two vols. and it is deservedly
meeting with an immense saie. Many
who have Vol. 1, are anxiously waiting
for Vol. 2, and the publishers, Messrs.
T. L, Bowen 4 Co, desire several good
and reliable agents to deliver the second
volume. and. also, to canvass for the
complete work in one vol. Applicants
for agencies should address. immediate
ly, T.D. Bowen 4 Co, ia West Fifth
Street, Cincinnati. ~,1r.-.
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Police CoURr Monday last, the
Court was crowded with individuals
anrieus to loan the city their money for
the privilege of being at the Yearly Meet
ing and muchly elated with something
stronger than water. The result was that
the amount loaned was $4,000. On
Tuesday S2l. Wednesday, S35. Thurs
day, $50 - - s ~
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EEThe election went off On Tuesday
last pleasantly and satisfactory - no
disturbance. and everybody seemed
earnest but in the best of humor. So
mote it aNsavs he
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EEThe cxssiagest time ever heard Of

~The cAssiagest time ever heard of,
is caused by the recent bad arrangement
made by the ''City Dads" for the omni-
busses to stand on, this side of the track
at the Depot, (instead of being backed
up to the platform where they should be,
thus obliging passengers to wade over
shoe top in the mud to reach them. The
con damnation Of that 'policy" is both
loud and deep. Change it, ''dads."
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EFThe genuine Siamese Twins, gave
three exhibitions at Phillips Hall this
week. They are upwards of fifty years
of age, are married to American women.
sisters, and residents of Surrey county,
North Carolina, Tive of their sons ac-
company them on their farewell tour
through the United States
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- Important Meeting.

ThefINION bEAuGE will meet on
MONDAY night next Let every mem ;
bc' attend promptly, At Il o'clock. a.
btfsnpss Of importance will be presented
for. ti.e cosiieration Of the meeting. Keep
the fires OF liberty burning!
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..TA punch in the eye, has the re-
markable effect of changing its color.
Our friend Jos. Williams, experienced
change of this kind last week-wc didn't
hear the particulars.
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EHWhiist some movers were going,
their horses became frightened ut music
and flags of the Richmond delegation
returning from the Abingdon meeting,
and turning around nearly upset their
wagons. breaking the tongue Of one, and
badly bending the axle of the other.
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T Fakir Vishnu and his Pigge, will
be here to night, Friday, at Phillips
Hall. There's fun to be had there at
small cost.
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errhe Yea..y Meetins of Friend.

tEThe Yearly Meeting of Friends
was largely attended-about ten thou
sand persons being present last Sunday.
Tie meeting adjourned last Monday,
giving all present time to go home and
east vote, helping to defeat the Cop
perheal ticket, and prevent smother war,
as the Friends are very much opposed
to fighting.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE. Elder A. j.
HonBs, win preach at Engine Hall No. 4
on Monday night 18th inst, at gaslight-
ing, One night only.
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@Our friend Ed. Jones, has not yet
entered upon the duties Of the Postofhce
of this city. a ,..s..s E
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s.EgJason Ham, is here for the benefit
of ague.
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Eg A Troupe from Woods Theatre
Cincinnati, will be here next week.
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ROots-Hame ROOts.-Wnter Stock OF name
timber wanted at the Richmond Hame Factory. smith
street, near Pearl. Terms-Cash on delivery.
- 3O-3t.
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A CARD TO lNvALlOS.

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GSy-LAfe D-velin, in his Mirror sets down six Con-
s.ressionai Districts in this State doubtful! Ibis
reminds Of the time Vaandghan defeated in
Ohio by hun lrei thossand, when the Jer.onian,
then published ia cy, announced the result from
Ohio a vague and Indefinite
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sGs- new brick bailding a, the tri-
.I&g.o+s1 ire iuurticu nf Fort Wayne
A.ag,lssaa.l FFspiGiin, II being erected
sss,12 n ssattae~s-i, is progressing
r.,p,dly TO completion al
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~The Stone Cutting Establishment
Of M. L. Alternately. has been moved
to the new brick bn1dins next door to
Engine House No. 8. where he is prepar-
ments of beautiful material and finish. /,
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EB-The Republican does injustice t" the Boys in
Blue, when it charges and insnuates that they are
responsible disturbing Gems .Grose and Meredith at
lii sir Meetings. Take the false impression back?
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E~The back part of the Calaboose Is
being fitted up for the accommodation OF
females. era,Fys- - zer ~ E-.-..
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E Go to the establishment Of the
NYE Brothers. near1tbe Depot, for best
and latest inventions of Cooking Stoves,
Parior. Office and Shop Stoves; for Tin
ware, and every kind of Cooking uten
sill guceded, whether made Of copper.
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~ The Mason Il Hamlin Cabinet Orxs -
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urers of three Bank. indorse the circular Sent ee
With samples Address tie American Stencil Tool
WORKS Springfield. yarnnE1EA119
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LrThe Grand Army meets in their
Hail TO NIGHT.
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wIGGIN'S & cos s9as
n EW STOCK !
UsaEI e AMIN -,
SaddIery. Very full stock, Just purchased Of
Hardware, manufacturers (mostly,) embrac
ing all tire varieties and styles
of goods.
rr..c. ,.., 50 2GZEEso
French Moroecos, Bought when Gold low,
n,ns; and will be sold low
SOLE SOLE is:;s. the ns r.. tor s..s
s S"sl. aes ss"as,ner. wt,1 saa ts4ar'
Fish Oil. By the Barrel.
Japonica, BY the Barrel. -gFy48Ffea 90
spring Steel trunks. the best Manufacturers
Vaiices, Sc, the Union.
Zinc Truuks. A new article. VIII stand hard
Zinc knocks. s-as.~a
Leather Travelling A large variety of all sizes,
Bess. for Ladies and at mordeEase
and Gents use. prices.
The hest article ever brought to
Horse Brushes, thu. 1narke;-fro SO cents 10
50 90 EACH < =
I;.er Shss,ss In full stock. OF
Fly Nets. Round te9I2 : ~2za''''
Leather. Z st ssso,~ 1sssrsi
Fly Nets, Fat Their name il Legion, and
FIv Nets, Cotton -.-.-
and Linen.
English Filings, Infulls,ock. Nice variety.
Sig Saddles, as "very low .7efaTE
Harness of all kinds All made with
and varieties, care, and all warranted
Saddles Of all kinds, give satisfaction.
Brides OF all kinds, A new kind of Saddle just
Collars Of all kinds, introduced.
J We are producing q better Stock of
Tannery. Leather, and more of it, than ever
VIII b found At the Old Stand va 20 xs;s Street,
newly '''ea mp aEL "i0etss Z 20.
- 1900 : --.--L
WE PREPARE
Or. Hamiin's Anti cholera Mixture,
From his published prescripsion,-Also sz'a+
Dr.. Rubini's SOLUTION ofCAMPHOR
Z X Il
With directions for their
aEt asss7 y4s e $50 b9Vseesa8 fsHl sF8
- q -, = 80 PLUMBER & KELLY.
s. ". Corner of Main and Pe.rl-an.
A-sENE E#Ese34fAs
Now that the Cholera 90 scar u.s. il win be we'll
fee svery family TO hssp hostis Of sue Suitable
medicine always In the house for instant use II ne
cessary should the prove liksly to be ANYTHING
more than simple DiarrAsa, do not defend on an nm
srssd ssasdy but sod at once for physician Sim
pie rsE.s's. may Be efeeedinsy usefuf in checking
DISEASE IN 'es arst sAges bat should mot prevent ts
calling Physician if tbs symptom. are 1t an alarm
ing.
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asa 8 PAVING BRICK ron SALE
20.n0AN NO. P.vi.s Brick lss,sesSel
Genuine Beaver Hsss ist-PsssSsss-c
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~The corn cropin Dekalb county
has been so badly damaged by frost that
farmers say halfa crop viii not be real
lied. One gentiemsn writes: aThe fact
is the corn is not out Of the milk yet,
and the leaves and stalks are killed.
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For some time past Andy has bees
swinging around the circle''-now the
circle is swinging around him. m -
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VIM. DODD & CO.,

Southeast Corner Vine and Pearl SITS,
ae CINCINNATI, u.
raa 33-l3w.
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QUARTERLY REPORT

or the Condition Of the s.Fir>t Nation =
Rank of Richmond Indiana. on Z
Morning Of the first Monday Of OctsA :
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ROBINSON $ Circus AND MENAGENIE,-
Wfif sbs shete 1onA Saturday next. 1t is
decidedly the sEsr in the United States,
aud all who like to see rare snimals and
surprising feats of horsemanship, 8c.,
VIII eeltainly be there to see aud enjoy
1.-THE railroad bridge at Franklin, on the
Chicago Air Line route, broke through
with freight train coming sonth Sun
tisy,- frightfuiiy wrecking the engine and
niue cass, killing Mike bird, the engi-
nser, AID wounding the fireman and two
bra kemen badly. The fireman has since
died. The wreck was caused by . bent
falling ont from under the bridge
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~"There's nothing like it''-Marsh
Holloway is sticking type
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SI0AN.s ccNpTjul) 6poWUfR

cine this country 1t Is c'snTsei a lsris end rooe
and br f1Cdnasa. sz3s'y. essfauey - 0ssss11e8-
stands preeuainenily the head u the iss q H~o
and TnzEe ImaSfa 10 fs8# ses@44 Ga4" <ssSs
t.Desnng sin u l,anasr ne Sss ~ Nod, l&e
the skin, aud gires il sno'ss aad gipsY spYseee
elsarses the seeassgssi 80 esost fast oto
body also . SAT. aui certain reunAdy kr conGbe
NJ eotda WIKI gsssrafe maay &ea3 aiscauD q
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-26

From tho Rev. Levits Beck Pastor Of tho Baptis,
church, PCmhcrtou y j., formerly of the North
Baptist Church, Philadelphia at pscscnt Pastor
MOI the Baptist Church. Chester Pa
Al have knowp Hoonands German Bittcrs favor.
ably For number OF years have used thUfn IN my
own family, and have been 50 pleased with their
effects that was induced TO recommend them to
many others, and know that they have operated In
% strikingly beneficial manner take great pleas.
ure IN thus publicly prOclaiming this ct ana call
ing the attention OF those ailliotod with the dis.
eases Tor which they are recommended, TO those
iiitter> knowing fr6fn Experience that my recon,
incubation will De sustained. do this more cheer.
tlily As ioohands Bttors Is intended 10 benefit
the afflicted, and Is mot rum drink"
iOUrs. truly LEVI G. BECK
Ftom Row W. ID Soigrtcl, Pastor of Twelfth
Baptist Church. Philadelphia
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From the Rev rhos d; Winter d p, Pastor o

From the Rev. Thos ID. Winter u D. Pastor OF
BoNborough Baptist Church
Dear Sir;.--I feel il due TO your excellent proua
ration, lioohands German Bitters to add my tes-
umony 20 the deserved reputation II has obtained
have for years, at times, been troubled with great
disorder Ia MY head aud nervous system. | was
bIttcrs Ibid so. and have experienced great and
unexpected relief my health has been very ma
Wraliy benefited | confidently recommend the
article where meet with eases similar 10 my own,
anu hnye been assured by many Of their good ef-
iccis. Respectfully, yours. I, WINTER,
RoNbOrOugh, Pa
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From Rev. u. Merugc Pastor of the Passyunk
Church philulplpbfaH D.

From Rev u. Merugc, Pastor of the Passyunk
Church Philadelphia. ,|f HET
FROM the many respectable recommendations
given To Dr HoohunUs German BittCrs, | WAS in.
ductd 70 give them trial After using several
bottles lound them 10 be good remedy for de
Ollity and most excellent tonic for the stomach
ID. MERRIGE.
From Rev VIM. smith formerly Pastor of the
NinccpioNn and Millellc tN.J) Baptist Churches
Philadelphia
Having usrp IN my family number of bottles Of
your ioo1and's German Bitters. / have to say that
/ iCguru Them as an excellent medicine, specially
adapted 20 remove the diseases they are recon-
mendcd for. They strengthen and invigurate the
system when dcblhtated, and are useful in lisor-
Ncrs OK the liver, loss Of appetite &c have also
recnmntndcd them to several OF my friends. " no
have tried them, and found them greatly beneficial
I'm The restoration Of hoalth Yours truly,
WIN SMITH $50 Hutchinson street
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ID

BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs.
Soc that the signature OF &C. N. JACKSON As on
tho wrapper Of each bottle
should your nearest druggist not have the arti.
Gle 10 not be put OG by any of the intoxicating
preparations that may be offered in It's place but
ny express. ... r NJ y ~ e F' =
PRINCIPAL ovFIoE AND MANUFACroRY,
No. O3l Arch ST.. PhIIadeIphIa. Pm
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Successors 10 q. NJ JACRSON6 CO.l
PRoPRIKToRs.
tor sale BY Druggists and Dealers IN every town
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Office 8s:s ThIrd street, North side.
fHN" DAYTON, ONO.


~, SMALL FARM 81 ACRES GOOD
brick house and well improved, six miles from
Dayton, adjeinlng fibgity-e ein00 " i'" Iill
iang gsiliengee I6A ae3isss,o O. wc1 improved,
frame house aud ~ acres, on Greenoastle
A farm Of 100 acres. on Boar Greek, gOoa land,
for SG0 per acre. y .Il.. D.. .IU,f,l.N iff.l...
burg cheap mt e1OO0l iHlIII Hdf I.IHH UI
lne brick on Jones street, $500, .tt 1850.
hne house and lot on East 'fhird street. ff 600.
Three lonscs and lots On Fourth street for e. n0
$2,bUp and q % each all cheap.
a hne residence In GdlloW Springs, wen inn
~ good house end lot, wen imptoybd, On long
atroetf- tR0DQ. fH f.r1 800 tNI.f ltHf fr
A farm miles from Dayton, OF 100 acres, wen
lmpfpVeil, on Eaton PIKE; cheap f1r tifO0
a farm OF ibt Hercs mile cast Of Unim on We
on Troy rad, Wen improved and the best quality
larIp Of i94 acres, wel improved. 5,p,ilcs south
west OF Covhgton. Ohio the best lhnd, for SO per
acrO,t l I'D d.. ..I u I'D .ptr4I, lt,t .fr
Flax factory, occupied by Mcssrs Davis 4 Co,
Win tnathnary, and acres OF iund. U P
A farm of iGN acres mile north Of Browns sta
ton, on Western II. r., on Twin Greek, wrli m
proved fiOO0O. .i,i IUf irr fuiOiqil iid
a tarm of 10 acres, ON Grecnyllc r. R,-$2,210
"A iarm OF o. acres, guO1 improvements, ot
Browns station, ON Western II. n $i.2OO
turm of 70 ncres, on Germantown Pike, miles
from Dayton SnOO0 fID.f-iU llfI
a number OF houses and lots in different parts of
the city. All Will he sold chcAp. 80 H'
fcb9rtf LENrl n AIPLEGATE II, 70, A.
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Ge7a6nea' have recently been laboring under
the distressing effects Of indigestion accompanied
ny prostration Of the nervous system. Numor-
on5 remedies were recommended by friends and
some of them tested but without rrlhsf Iour
iio0nands Germln Filters were recommended bv
persons who had tried them, and WHOSE favorable
l must confess that had an aversion to Patent
Medicines from the thousand and one'i quack
Bitter" whose only aim seems TO ba tn palm on
sWcetoned and drugged liquor upon the community
IN a sly way, and the tendency OF which, | fear Is
To make many acouiirmed drunkarl Upon learn
ing tltat yours was really medicinal preparation
took II with happy effect. Its action, not only
Hpon the Stomach, but upon tho nervous SYSTEM
was prompt and gratifying. l feel that have
dcrtNed great and permanent benefit ffOn the use
i q low bottles. Very respectfully, yours
W. D. sElGFRIED, No. 25i ShackarsaNOn st. :
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-26

FROM Rev, Newton Brown, u. ID. Editor Of the
Encyclopedia OF Roll giOus knowledge and Chris
tan Chronicle, Philadelphia. .+ ..
Atthough not disposed to favor or recommend
fltcnt Medicines in general, through distTust OF
thctr ingredients and ELECTS vet know OF no SUIT.
i'icht reasons why man may not testify 20 the
hnhthts he believes himself to have received from
ANY simple Preparation, in the hope that he may
thus contribute to the bcnCilkpf others.
do this the more readily NDregari to iIoonand's
iierman Bttters prepared by Dr &. NJ. Jackson of
this city because Ws prey Uliced against them for
nlny years, under the impression that they were
CHIEFLY an alcoholic nli Nture. am indebted 70 my
TREND Rob't Shoemaker, Esq, for the removal OF
ths pruln'uce by proper tests aud for encourage
mont to try them when suffering from great and
.ung continued debility. The use of three bottles
ui these Biuers at the beginning of the present
car, was followed 10y evident relief and festora-
uou % degree of bOiily aud mental vigor which
hHd not felt for sin months before, and had almost
!eSpalred Of regatning, l therefore thank God,
aud my ifiond fOr directng me to the use Of them
} NEWTON BROWN, Philadelphia.