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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-07
will commence on
of Valuable foods af

Large Distribution
of Valuable Goods at
ONE DOLLAR EACH.
Embracing an endless variety among them,
Cords of God, Barrels of Flour, whole pieces of
- Cotton, Fine Dress Patterns, Dozens Misses
Fancy Hose, Dozens Gents Bordered Hhdk is and
Scarfs. Fine Photograph Albums, Gold and Sill
yer Watches, Fine Gold Rings, Cups, Pins,
thorough assortment of Jewery, Fine Nicer
schaum Pipes, &C., &C., &c.
Valuabl prizes are being daily added to the
present collection, although it has been conceded
by all to be the most liberal combination ofthe
character ever offered to the public.
THE OPERATION
Is simple and easily eomprehended by all, viz
Sealed envelopes containing certificates of ar
ticles are issued, One for Twenty-Five Cents,
Five for One Dollar, or Thirty for Five Dol
lars Should the parties purchasing certificates
not wish the article indicated therein, upon the
return of the same, will receive Carde de visite
thus getting about value received for their invest
ment
DON'T forget that everything -. l.
for One Dollar.
All goods are warranted to be such as repre-
sented JNO. W. MOORE, Ag't,
48 Main street.,
Up zlw No folk, Va.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-07

EXCURSION. For the purpose of
IA giving the citizens of Norfolk, Portsmouth,
and the surrounding country an opportunity of
more, for the Relief of Southern Sufferers, the
Baltimore Steam Packet Company, .s ii
GOLD LINE.''
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-07

THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY.
II awrence's Anti-Syphiiitic for the
IL CURE OF SYPHILlS.-This extraordinary
and truly valuable Medicine is highly concen-
tratedc mpound fluid extract of powerful altera-
tive medicinal roots aud herbs and is, therefore,
ENILRELY VEGETABLE. 1t is prepared by
a regular Graduate Of Medicine, and is positive,
safe, and tam for that (htherto) terrible
disease Constitutional Syphilitic Virus, and Erad-
coates eUerg Particle Of the Syphilitic faint from
the System. 1t is asserted positively and honestly
that it will cure any case of the disease, whether
in the Secondary or Tertiary Form-in fact,
without any regard to the stage of the disease,
or length Of time the patient has suffered from it,.
This remedy is pleasant to the taste, has delight
full odor, and is not IN the least injurious. ~.
See Testimonials from eminent Physicians
around the bvttle. Try it. Price S. per bottle.
Prepared only by J. J. LAWRENCE, NJ D.,
Practtcal Chemist, Wilson, N. c.
Sent to any part of the United States (Sealed)
on receipt OF the price. Address
DR.. j. J. LAWRENCE g. CO.,
Wilson, N. C.
For sale by all respectable Druggists.
DEMAS BARNES d CO.,
81 Park Row, n. T.,
ap3-d&w2w* Wholesale Agent for New York
HARDWARE FROM AUCTION.
~ j. GRIFFITH IL co. No. IL, Ea st
IL. side Market Square, constantly receiv-
ing from Auction large supplies of hardware, to
which they call the special attention of the trade
and consumers just 10 mana In goOd Order:
22s doz, Rim, Patent and Cabinet Locks
2Os doz Hinges, assorted.
1877 doz. Knives, Pocket, &c.
$50 doz. Files, assorted.
Also, Spades, shovels, Axes, Forks
Cross, Hand, and Panel Saws.
Brooms, Brushes, Wood ware. ~
Mechanics Touls, screws, Backing,
And hosts of other Goods, which we are selling
less than Manufacturers prices, because we pur
chase them at Auction prices.
Examine the stock at the sign of the Padloek'
before purchasing. arc
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-07

ss1 NOVELTIES.
w Il have received a supply of
w Magnesium Spiral Lights, which are thin
coils of metal which burn with intense brilliancy
on the application of a match Each coil produ-
ces light equal to "A Candies and can be seen
IS miles.
For sale by ..-s
apps NJ. A. & c. A. SANTOS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-16

CoRsgrs, coRsrrs, coRsRrs-Ar GREATLY BE
daced prizes We hsss ". aJsst and cheapest n'es
nav style. In skrs SKIRTS made 70 order. 81 ELQhRe
ID asd su 1oadwsv near Ninstesnth strrst side
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-16
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
IToMDAy GooDs HOLIDAY aoops.
Splendid aasormant from the late auc Ion sales much
Large lots e,r,ed walnut brackets Etaesres &c.
Farcy Boxes for fairs 2Sc iSc, &c., Voc and &C.; half
Jewel caaes Gard Reeevers Work Rores, Cigar Cases
ns III sna ona car@
Lava Tobacco Boxes and v other bar a o
= H lbs sS'" GLOVES AND APPROPRIATENESS.
FL, ne. % these goods for lsaes gent. and eharsn
Hoods and Nubias a. 3D.. ss a., ss 6s large Shawls
spondid assn~tment OF our celebrated 81 Is Kid Gloves
XXI STE
Pull lines Musiins shring and sheetng Flannels and
Quits cortains Laces and Mus'ins ves,bue LAGOS &C.
SSsasSs% vss ss q "a Cheap
'Gsss ss co., e.
And iei 9th av.. between 10Th and 10Th ats.
INDIA cAMRLs. HAIR sHAwIs--roR HOLIDAY
ysn'nre 70 exsmine the assortment Of j. RUSSELL. aa
BEroHT GsT sEfs Is * 1857
PAPER HsnsrE. window SHADES corn'ces oioioths.
Go Cold w ysHs' s s.i u per par ~
Hes.vsnetian Stair Csfpetrg o. psr yard:
Good PAGER Hanging. as low a. Ia per roll.
All wo 70 MHFE soh r. s6R spn1sc GOODS
Psstin Paper Hanging or Decorating don. II s;peror
Practical Decorator. !. s,d H r:gsI Hanger:
SEQ Advertising Wagon. ..
MlssR owxRy.
Tho largest a sssSisT sKis q AND coxsns
:" % '0a1 ALL y q; oS 90 OUR OWN MANUFACTURES.
we cs se but Ss end
~ q good, and price, 20 De unsxceled.
nj A. DOUGLASS
Rsno Sycrps rFoM A nstcyfy SQUARE
CORNER 81 ~ T r'rnH ssESSs STREET.
"n''' s1s ssEST;$ EDyc ro1 FROGS s .,
CLoAKs, IN VELVET. CLOTH AND SILK
OPERA cLoAKa. press iSs GOODS. &C.. &C.
MADAME EAnsIs 5, Is NOW PREPARED g 3, =, TO Do, DO
Place four do ,oa
PRIcEs REDUCED.
AT COST
No. mo RRnAnwAy.
Between Ninth and Tenth streets.
Ladies' and ohildren's
o1 Gssis.' and e? Ss,,a %.sSs's
nose &c tGre aa' var IsS''' ''''''
Wool and Merino
Undershirta and Drawers
S't ss n"ss'' Tass n anS Rsassisst
Shirts md col,ss.
Carriage RUGS, 80 Dc;
Sell oil Winter Goods
during this and next month AT COST. G. TAYLOR.
sF5 oG GsSHs sSS 1%s s,.Ds
E dAkN T' MFs S 7s Former Former price price, 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-16

THE END OF ALL THINGS.
i LEASE FIXTURES. STOCK AND FAMILY or
1sC1 RABIES FOR SALE.
Solomon all hts glory, Brig
ham Young compete with
WAX BABIES. A YARD LONG FOR %.
Cut lengths In proportion.
TALKING DOLLS CRYING DOLLS. SLEEPING DOLLS
WAX DOLLS AND BIaQUE DOLLS: DOLLS with hair
JAPANEsR CARiEETs AND GURiosIrIEs Closing out
TIA SITS HORSES AND BUREAUS. Ciosng ont
TOYS OF ALL KINDS Closing out.
JET AND STEEL JEWELRY. Closing out.
GENTS SHIFTS. BOsCMa AND C0LLARs Cicane Out
FINE WORK BOXES, 1Oc 600. and 81 each.
PINE EMRROID'D. LINEN HANDKERcHrEFs for &C.
ALL WOOL FLANNELS for CSC. yard.
FINE KID GLOVES for sc. a pat.
BEST UNDREs~ED KID GLOVES, 71c. pair
WOOL SLEEVES for lac: HOODS for PC
All our CURTAIN LACES AND MUSLfNS At half cost.
AL our I.Ai,IES' TUCKkD SKIRTS AND Waists. DO do
WOOL. sCARrS for l0c-. sONTAaS. Soc; NuB1AS. &c.
LARGE FINE BREAKFAST sHAwLs for q -
SAxONY PIAIDS for TIC yard
And e6oW0 worth Of Towels Linens. Damasks Napkins
Hosiery Gloves Corsets Hoop Skirts yelvets Flowers
asces Emcroidenes CLOAK snd Dress Buttons Brs,ds,
Hair Meta Traveins Bags Hsnd Mirror, &C. &c mos. Of
VALENTINE q CO.,
Il Fourth avenue opposite Cooper Institute Park.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-16

TyuRIrrM "a PRESENTS
" FURS FOR LADIES AND UHyLnRHN.
MUFFS. OAPE2, COLlARS,
IN SABLE, MINK. ERMINE, 90.
FUR TRIMMED GLOVES HOODS. &C.,
AT VERY POPULAR PRICES
A. r. STEWART h CO.,
Broadway and Tenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-16

CMILLIE co.
= HAVE OPENED TNE
MOST ELRGANT ASSORTMENT OF
CLOAKS SACOttES. BASQUES, JACKETS AND
CIRCULARS IN VELVET AND CLOTH.
which cannot be- surpassed In America.
76J proadw8y, between Eighth and Ninth streets.
WILLIAM BUCHANAN MACKENZIE, Sup
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-16


fyLOAKs AT RrprW'rD ppycES
" O'sULIIvAN GREIG
Nos. IT. TIT and im NINTH STREFT.
Offer for tho remainder their large and cle
CANT stock Of
. ats. - CI0AKS.~
AT VERY low PRICES,
Consisting OF
CLOTH CIOAws
SILK CvOAKa
OPERA cuoAKA
CARRyAnE CLsOAKS
HOUSE AND BREAKFAST JACKETS. &C.
ALSO,
Great Inducements Tadles and Chdrens
Furnishing Department. such as
LADIES' AND CVvv.nrrNS UNDFRCL0THlNG,
INrANTs' wARnpOBEs (completel
MISSES AND Boys SuvrS
MISSES CLOAyS.
ROBES DE CHASRrv naiest stylesc
RRE sKFAcT ROBFS, &C..
JUPE TMrERATRfCE SKIRT,
CARRIAGE ROBES,
Elegant now gyies
Suitable for HoIidsv Presents
O'SULLIVAN b GREIn,
No. tn RrnedwAy,
Nos. 1856, 1H and ls9 Ninth street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-11

Sseeal D1see1 utegy otaDle,
TnonpooN = nnnAs
e, ~ llais ed HAfrnsal @a
WISE 10 lNDOnM THs -
psells 49, ~ hess 49, :
naking inpeeta.s aaditions 10
Ne Ssoek, ID hew havs ~ Z. .--,.-. 80 : :
~. ljS15sS. 3sse 1srssssss,
A1nW 1g9@ - - =
0oao3D' DoUoof A ~. ss11s
1siss - = e = ~ S;1 : ~ 6 ,ssls, =. !.
- sssesises 20 SEsssss xse - ~: lels
Ia wv 9 EcoAo01Do.
Il NJ nfsetnD nY sn0f 10 NE
Sess.s.e q 100 Disek. e:s:se :! So
80 y, sIt,: .s:t ~ ~ ~ e3s ~ y
Ffffif 4s5S1l6 l:.,c;;6S1l ~ 4 q 8 az q
= 10. s''' = ~ III III ississ
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-11

Letter lrosn the Venerable FIX.
SENATOR Henry Dodge.

NixExAL Poixr. Wiz, Aug. .. 1866.
Gee. Hyvr, Esq, Chairman Democratic
STATE Com mifisc
DEAR SiR Yours, in reference 10 the
Union Convention. to be held in Philadel-
phia, on tho l4th inst, under date Of The
Both ult., 10 At hand. The declared object
Of the convention being 10 support the Pres
ident In his patriotic efforts 70 restore the
Union under the Constitution, and maintain
the rights, dignity, and equality Of the
States there appears TO be no good reaso n
Why good Union mcn--men North aud
South, who, taking the national situation a.
the war left il, are now true to the Union
and the Constitution should not meet in
convention and sci together, and 6x
upon some genera! principles upon which
they can give the President united and els
fcctivc support. II they are sincere in their
profcssed devotion 10 the Union and the
Constitution. no period, possibly, will ever
arrive in the history OF the country when
their united and determined efforts will he
more impcrativcly demanded 10 aid cspa.
Die, honest. and welltried chief magistrate
70 countcract tho mischicvous efforts Of 70.
natics and radical rcvolutionists 10 destroy
cur DsUocratic form Of government, estab
lished b. the saess aud fathers Of The revo-
luton and sustained BY Washington, JefIsr.
son, Madieon, Jackson and their illustsious
eompeers.
Il was supposed that the federal armies
were lighting 10 preserve the Union, and
that IL they could put down the rebellion,
the Union would b. preserved. It was fos
that purpose thu. 20 much blood was .hed,
40 much treasure expended. Yet, although
the var 10 ended and peace proclaimsd,-
the States lately in rebellion having reor
ganissd their State & .vsrnments, elected
Senators end Representatives to Congress,
aud complied with the terms prescribed by
the President the radicals in Congress 70.
fuse 70 let them take their proper place il
the Legislative department Of the govern.
msnt. They arc not permitted 10 have voics
in the making Of laws made especially to
govern them. The rights Of oil the States.
their dignity. their equality in The Union, are
sought to b tramplsa upon the constitu
ton, which coastitutss he Union, il disre-
eardsd, and many important provisions v,o>
lated. AID this 10 the work Of . faction in
Congrsos representing only . por>
tsou Of ths StAses It 10 the -svolutionsry
fassien that the President 10 endeavorine to
put down, 10 ssdsf 70 cave our Deueeratic
form Of government, 10 save the country
from another civil var, 10 re>establish (
traternel feeling between The different Sec
uoes Of ths eountry, 10 insure peaes. to 70.
eters busiasss Of every kind over the desc.
late Sostn, end TO place the whole country
0poa oolid bAais for failure proeper;tv ana
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-11

DR.. Baksr's aposinc wS1l sase gonorrhGa
glsek stfiGt0ses oeAind Weaksess, or sper
niatcsriusa, chorViee, disease Of the kidneys
and bladder. and all diseases Of the sexual
caused W contagiQn or weakness " s3tAeI
ok, male ~ ieoslla M
THIS iafallihle remedy = now offered tu
the aflqicted and warranted 20 cure all
diseases Of the genital organs in few days
aud is the safe and infaliible cure for sper
matorrhGa, generally termed seminal weak
ness, caused by self.abusc or excessive in'
diligence, which is now 80 fearfully pre-.
vslcns I'D Ill pArts of the c0untry.
It is great healing, purifying and self
curing remedy. which fequscs % medical
aid or advice. as plain directions for us<
accompany the medicine. The denAnd IN
this specific is wonderful, and it is every
day incssasing Ortlcrs ase daily resolved
for it from nearly every city and town in
the United States TO be forwarded by ex.
pres. hns i.s4f so ..d el'
N BIN cases Of gonorrhnA, fleet and
structure, DR.. Bakers Injection is recon-
mended to be used in conjunction with
the 6peci6cs - Il aaferially aids in subdu-
IN the tn1aaation, ahd 1eopping the dis.
eeneges Hsth - Joeommended to be
- In these compta1Ato
= 1lQ1o16 eAi1nn1l dieeoBss called the
: qelflGuffUeesy accnmQnn1B 9Th bottle
~ lie Hpecinc. sss - sss.xys
! fsisszDf asa.s!s bpsssas osso per
~ ! -, 400 per
fs!e: s1ls!e l.l.e!iss syflsse, 50 es.,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-11

A Srssprunrr CsuoosnaAx.-A Wash.
ingtcn dispatch says that one Of the Cali>
soro.a Consseesasu. who receives about
lt,VvV per Cengrsss - pay an3 milease,
oesn % ovsrdsswing his account that,
eee1le 10 DIE before HE mnsa1s Aod pay
soe ths nexs session bscsns due. hie credit
oes would b lcossfs 70 the smo,,nl ~ ~
80 % % project themselves shey have ~
he life insused = that amount,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-11

aa DAvMP001, IOWA
j. HOYT, PROPRIETOR.
- KEEPS CoNsfANTLY - HAND
q . 1neRo 49, ~ sAs 0goe tAWeo0A
y - - nsss ssdsfs sgSss q
cAnnlleEa DUoGIIS AND nAlnB11ss!
~ 0aSooen 1aona1neeaso, - -
Gsse1oe Q1Gl1ly. H Dse1s vseo eeas -. -,
aoleu1t,1 ~ bsesee -. eFee ~ e 4s:e.
A1ahqe. VhisA enahlse hfn - $50 ~ ~
n. $3.50 ss;a~ el1rWhego. Aloe egeooq101 -
~ $500 80 n Fisssseoe eoeoso9 -
~ = 8 ro16. 4s4r11ML
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-11
advertisement.

Din EAsrERLY's IODINE AND SARsArA-
AII.LA.-This celebrated medicine will cure
Scrofula, Tumors, Chronic Sore Eyes,
Swcllin. of the Glands, White Swcllings,
Piles, Boiis, Goitrc, rheumatism, Dropsy,
Gravel, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Ncu-
ralgia, General Debility, and all Chronic
diseases
Dr. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparilla is
Compound Of the Fluid Extracts Of the
Honduras Sarsaparills, Yellow Dock, Still
lingi4, Durdock, Princes Pine and several
other valuable Roots, with the Iodine and
Iodine Of Potassium ID highly concen-
trated state, which renders the preparation
the most prompt and eificacious known to
mar, for the cure Of those diseases arising
from An impure state Of the blood. and all
diseases where . Tonic and Alternative
medicine is indicated. It searches out the
very germ or roots Of the disease by puri-
flying the blood and correcting the secre-
tions Of the Liver, and by thoroughly rem
cvating the whole system from all impuri-
ties, giving new life and activity to the
various organs Of the body. Il purifies
the blood aud removes all pimples and
blotches, and makes the skin pure, white
and clear.
It will care Old eores, letter Ringworm
Salt Kheum, Scald Head. Pimples on the
Face. PHirie and Rarber's Itch, Army Itch,
Illinois MaPa9A Missouri Scratches, lows
Digs, and an Diseases and Eruptions ofthe
Skin but for TIE cure Of sores and skin
diseases, We recSuncnd Gridleys Salt
Rhcum and letter Oistuulsh, to be applied
to the sores or part effected. The Iodine
and Sarsaparilla purities - blosd and re-
moves the cause, and the Oin4msnt heals
the sores and kills the disease, and seus a
speedy and permanent cure is cflectsd.
Both Are1econmended to be used for those
complelnla so
Pfiee-0ridlsyS Salt Rheum and letter
Oinlmoa4 % cents per bottle.
Ptseased - cold By. DR. f. Eastcrly 4
Co, 10. 20 North Filth stseet, St. Louis,
No G0ld = their Beanch Family Medi-
cine etDs4 No. - Madison street, Chicago.
HUI
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-11

a Few Wor4s 81 CSnoeo Se1s
uo~.s.,x there srp vho ~ net subject 10 soMe q.
fectlon ~ IN, ,un,r or respiratory organs. who. b.
pccIectinr urcmoui,ory asgravsss the COM
pslue anti, di.ea.e sirikes IL shah, cansing Ae1-
prc,sible tcrture Of the patient and anxiety and dr.
tser, N 0arn8s SONY 4 cold.s "A digit 500
throst,. 4 IT, hse,,rs. remark Of many VIXEN -
ufeetra. Yes. .sDplv 4 cold" was the tAoughflcss
expression Of Thousands whom death has marked fus
he prey.
Forr~srrcd- ro,rs,med, sbould be the motto for
ever In IN, minds Of III ssbscs 70 Coughs, Colds Ca
tarrh or Influenza Words Of advice shcuid be heed
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-11
JAS. A. HIGH,

0arrassa street. 14very 0ea1ae.
nr7n1n HARRISON s1e9Ef, b6IWkn
Ffont snd Seeced:. 1oreee =.
Cafra99ea, Of tAs best 9aalsy, e ~ ~ ~
ooasA Roass11D furnished o eeets
HORSES BoUgHr ND sqLDs Y.
nd boar4ed q rseeeoable ehf0ee lo4le-eAy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-11

cnce. And yse they are not.
4 Bettorusss spsoee ob1set twouA NJ talk
= houe y convert = i6disidAL q malti
'tsde ~ ~ aods. neasntl1, a taacIll66nt
person u strong Sprinkling proclivities
asked. do you I. ink the mode h impor-
tant = Yes, IL he object Is importint."-
lfysusshouldask for the ordinansss VIVA,
would you be baptized for! 10 discharge
my duty, or 70 ehsy the conuand, 'wss to-
reply. To Nhich answered, think you
m ght = well Be spsinklsd.s You might u
well choose your own mode, Is choose your
ewn design. fs n4.Y .b4eFF q.
Baptism is both trinity and unity
Ihsssis w mode, 'tbs ssbjsct aud tta
object. These. three constitute the 'one
baptism" oFdaiued b the zone Lord
Ihsse three eoaslitote thu one positive ora
dinahce, vssting upon the same authority
When ws believe. and are baptised in the
name (by the authority Of jssns Christ,
for the spsci6ea shiset, thenars We intslli
gently baptized. 1ok1ouoo ~ oarsslves IA
the III, ~ e. Il = IT assas . pouisiss
lay: eae ee1eI - ~ Jssus Gal(is
s rsS = Z
Bat ~ - 1l.l ~ g T.
;;:. = -
:. =: , :.s' 8 s s.'lss|y & a! -
IAN asthes:ty isgvse pate me IN Hsav>
On and In earth. @ ~ therefore (iu pur.
ss.see shRsefh aqt Sseeh Rltnetlpse Sap-
tiaisk mo- 4co NJ kiA1 - pettds1ss on
The Van Buren press., 1866-03-10
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BY J. S. DUNllAM
TERMS.
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Advertisement inserted at Sl.50 cents per
square. of 10 lines or lcss--and Is cents for
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made to yearly advertisers.
a. MSrE2Geer 9qticeS 9ie Hnhfrrcs oyer
three lines. the usual charge made rs for ord
inary advertising.
Cards or communications of pcrSOnaI
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rates and strictly in advance.
Announcing candidates. for Congress or
State offices. $500. County officers, $1,000.
Editorial notices, - cents per line.
Yearly advertisements. paid quarterly, in
advance. Legal and transient advertisements
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All job Work. to be paid for on delivery.
Address all letters and communications to
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DR.. l.. G.. WHITE,

MAY. as usual, he found at his office IN
M the Drug Store. Having received the
appointment Of United States Marshal, and
being physically unable to endure the hard
ships of country practice. he is compelled TO
coniinc his professional duties within the city
limits, but will do all that may be possible for
his country friends.
Van Buren,. Feb. |, &c. If
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-23
e

GSHHsnsH. have recently been labOrng under
the distressing effects OF indigestion, accompanied
by pr0stration OF the nervous system. Numor-
Gus remedies were recommended by friends, and
HOp1tuds German iltttcrs were recommended by
persons Who hld tried them, and whose favorable
mrutiou OF these Bittcrs induced me 60 try them
must confess that | had an aversion 10 Patent
MC,hrinr, iFum the Thousand and one" quack
Bitter whose uuly aim seems 10 he to palm on
swcctyuHi and drug ECd liquor upon the community
in q SlY way, aud the tendency OF which, I fear, is
- make many acondrmod drunkarl Upon learn.
iug tiilt yours was todiy medicinal preparation.
I tJlk ~ Win hArpy eject Its action, not only
upon tnU stomach, but upon the nervous system,
Wa, prompt aud gratifying. | feel that have
dorlvvt great nnd permanent beuCnt from the use
u a t'W UJttrs. Very respectfully, yours
W %. SElGFRtED. No. 25t ShhckAiGaXon st. .
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-23
JAMES F. DONALDSON,
ATCTI0BERR 4 lEAL ESTATU AGBIT
No. 10 Mais ST., Upper Room.

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@ ilv'o ~ t VI NJ h"tier nrnteity can
m @ H. H. cd ~ ~, a., iu,ont price sGtD
' ,nasf' ~ ','i @ i,,3 i',s.r tho
,}ic,ty ~ mile from Dayton 40 acres
,s oHaitu hnu uhuet ,, an,nii ~ nice nlacc
neaV,,H 1mpoit ~ o' goou nrns a s terns
ah. VIII pu svl' olieap ~ a,'a u ~ ly a,,d lot on
a, ~ ',o a 'as ,snrJ Stniir
mi snoI ho,sc NV, riS,crn mis- is IN entirely
Nnl WVo'l u"ssu, ,ho "'i,i' 80 - ha,,,si,ss
new Improvement, ana VIII NC SOU l" ""B"
II appiitt" t 20. sUon so ,r, honse and lat No tao
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any WI WI w. ioi' ~ 'ot st"v s,, ll,n, housc Nh tab
heat hllck t"n-s'oly uWc,,nb ~, dT,, ~ coJ ,,
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meat slnall lAIm - nl,Ss lon r., =, VI W
acres oI choice bottom land AL cleared on che MAJ
hiYcr Nahcy plhc, ihpluHehiohts-a t"v's.oIA WV @
frame house, good stable and tobacco she'd good
! a neat two story brick house. aud lot, on Syca'
more street Price fahO .... ,,.,p.,, ,.,,,
| TMcnty-hyc acres ol lanu on lne bihht Rlkg' q
o'u amu "i nn of hn,tnp s"I i,n and wcu set in
SIHs VIII nc sou ior SiDpci "'sE % IiIiih Si1i
lhifty -nNe nNe l2l on hlnEgolu "ny, 1.n aiT, rm,s ,
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OF DAYTON, bShn,, between 81 ahd bIh sueotS;i
Will Hcll those lOlf ~ l"W price, ana give hh-
oiai credit; q lpDlicl ior soon ,,...,... A..
! Thomas Whites farm Of no acres Of land ON the
| nee pike leading from Bellbiook 70 the lennnoi
| PIKE, miles from Dayton There IS nfl'k hpua'
containing eight fpOms, barn iONlO icct, largo 10
bacco shed, Two toaant houses, ana All other htc
cssaly ontbuildinesi also hnc sugar orchard o
900 troCe, 10 acres u voaiCd lnnu anh ~ oiemHi,
OF choice fruit lles y one OF the BtSh ,n, FnNMS
| IN TIVE SPAfE AFD Will. BE sOLb IHEAl'
FOR SALE honNf and lot NO yO flith street
/
porch This IS u neat property and VIII be solo
| cheap.