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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-14
Attachment Notice.

aqainst ! - ice Of Lne Peace Of
Jalass R Lynch, Deft. l5slaware To,gp shlps Del
aware county Uh6. On the 10Th day Of Aug usts Al ID
1856 sara Jusce Issued order Of attach ment 70 me
above action Of Flfty-one dollars and Ei
ty-one cents with interest "a erson from February "a
Ise8. Defendant is notIfad % appear and answer on
the 18th day OF Oesober 1866, Al 40 O'clock A q.
sept Z 5d5-3sE JOsEPH WASsON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-14
SheriR's Sale.

Israel Tulier, Pm. ny VIRTUE Of an Execution,
ug, ~ issued from tle Soe1e "
JOHN EIraoFs. Dsft BUommOn Pleas. Of Delaware
County ohio, and 70 directeds l SHAH oner a.
public Fendna at the dUor Of the Court HOUSE IN
Delaware, in said County on the
24tb day Of Sel2t.s n, ID. 1866.
At O'Clock P " Of SAID day The following diseribe
Ra Estate 10 wit: tsituated in the county Of Dela
are and state Of Ohio and being the North part Of
Lot Ne So Section i Township s. Range Is, o. s M.
Lands and bounded aud described IS follows: Begin
ming at a stone North west corner Of said Lot
so and running thence south IS poles on the west
line e said lot east line OF lot 90 u stone
At the corner Of 45 acres of the south part
OF said lot so owned By samuel s. Oliver, thence east
100 poles the said DIVERS north line 70 stone on
the east line the lot thence north IS poles on said
lne to a Stone at north east corner OF SAID los
thence west 100 poles 70 the place Of beginning con-
tanning IS acres OF land
APPRAISED at S--
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Wheat Drills.

T3loR SALE AT NANUFAcTUBER's PRICES at Upper
~ Hardware Store, by
aug. 81 'b8.-4W. c. g. CHAMBERLAIN & co.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-14

A new line of steamships between New
York aud st. Petersburg, and other Rus
sian ports, has been established.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-14
Eianos and EgeIoaeone

DOTH Of Boston and our own manafaolnrs, always
ID on hand e. J. F. LATIMER's MUSIC sFORE.
December 80, 1884
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-14
Proclamation.
To the Qualified Voters Of Dela'oare
County.

10 the IR0GsteW N0tefs p Oo'S'01'' Q
County.
VHFWRREAE The GomuissioHers Of Delaware CNun
81 ContaHplate the efeofion o. q Court house ~
tfi5 town OF BeaaaFe gt q casE Of sixty thousand
doiIara 10 bs rais8d 6F taEafion upon the taXaole
praB8flV ooentF n tour inst aln ent53 begin
ER7, Eaa lhrd section oi me ''Act
% - pfeEaflo5 tae dalies q County Comnliss'on-
era H5ad anfii 8in5 tsd and amen te April 4th'
1855. requires shzt ctracs aaau be made 10 a
ooarl aaase IS which llFaar sum Of money q eA-
ue6ae 7a7slaed thau thousand dollars, without
hrst sna tide tue Questiohs as 70 policy ol sucu
outlay OF expan9s inValvsd therein 10 the qpalhed
voters OF ID county, either at he annual spring or
fall eleetiOu
s7HeREFoRK, The Aforesaid contemplated outlay OF a
sum OF sixty thousand dollars, % be raised as ABOVE
stated Tor sue purpose Of erecting Court House as
afores id Is hereby su5atted TO the qualified voters
al Dsa-aFs county fall election on the second
Tuesday of October next agreeable 70 the "a" aoOFa
referred 20. , . -.
and Fle aaalaed voters Of said Delaware county al
the annaal election said I'd Tuesday OF October next
viii have written printed or partly written anu
prned On their ballots the words Court House, Yes,
on ths words ..Court House, No. And II it Snail aE-
pear from the return OF the judges tnat majority oi
those voting shall voted " Hesif then the Dut1-
ing Of Court House as aforesaid wn be adiudged 70
Given under our hanas Ulcialy, at Delaware, Ohio,
MA ssth dav 81 aug. A. D. 1876
o. ii, WTLLIAMS,)
F. BRADLEY, Commissioners :
S. p LOTT,
- a,ra,et "a 1gee Rw
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lTSHLER'S
HERB BIT TER S.

GRAND SPECIFIC FOR ALL DISEASES ARISING
" from impure state of the Blood disOrdersd
stomach certain remedy for Dyspepsia, LIVER Com
pallt, Less OF appetite. Nervous aeGLiOus Fever and
Ague General Debluty or Weakness caused by expos
or excess, Coughs, Colds Dlarrh eUa, headache
Cholera MOrous, Rheumatism, or pains ia the Limbs
Cramp IN the GlOmacns all diseases OF the Sku ana All
diseases arising dlsOrgaulzed diseased
aCh ImpurTy OF the Blood. a Blood purifier
and Tome, these B.tters without a rival, and
should be kept in every fanny. In every instances
where cure effected, money VIII be reluii-
der Enr cerElnltaLas Nc.. see cIrclLars.
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IeoaI Notice.

vEvTTFrx1f WOiS,lSE and Calharne Mcpherson ana
" Arcnlbala AuPhsrs0n, her husband, AL Of me
ssse oi liihuls Wornns, WLO IS married
fthe name husband and pace ot resluehce rs
nnknow o } win take notice that the uhders gned as
AautfnislfstoF b5uis Of samuel WOrne, dec a.
on the 23d day aug sUst D. 1906, hled la the fro
bate Court oI DslaNare louhlys Ohio, has pvtlion
against them others pIuy ng among olner thugs
for an order C0uIt iOr sale Of anu the as
sain ne 0I the uoWer ul AAry WOrnns, n and 70 tne
lulsasssg premises IN LuLs nos. ~ and " lu
the efoWn ziAsnlsy, Delaware county and stale o.
tlflo ssf taI tns Jeea IOr Lot ~, M hde III
N the name o said samuel WOTnne, Dy Finch q
Issmn dassa O6l0beE -l6th "A, ID. 1sbi, may be de-
Do ruadhlent ld void as 70 tne CREDITORS "a
WIilam Worms, asoelased.
s4a4 ReEitup qssi 9v hearing before the Judge Of
said Court olnse ia 1Urn "a slaWA e Onoi
.las Jay Of s.rt5bsr a. ~. 48e6sat 10 uiUch
A. IA. JUSEkH g. COLA, Adlar. az UOnls mon
garper 4 Van kJenlAni % samuel Worine3
Att1s res. beeesseu
aug 81 56.-sWptsT 80.
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Estate of Samuel WorIine.

MWuFiCE Is hereby given thas the undersigned has
~ been duly app0 nied and qualified as the ad minis
ta or 6e boa q ae Of Ghs Of Samuel Worns, de-
cgAsaa, late ul Dsawar8 County, ohio. Al persOnl
iltsrssssd Will govern themselves aecor dingiy.
JOSEPH q. COLE,
Aug. 81. 'ss-ss. Adminilsraror-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-14
EDUCATIONAL.


THE Opening OF the next session o. this institution
has been postponed 10 the Seventeenth Of Septem-
ber on account OF tae presence Of cholera at Cucin
nali. and other points, ID rough which many Of its
pupils pass in reaching the College. There been
Cholera College Hill
For Catalogues, Circulars, etc, Address
Rev. JAMES M. ANDERSON,
Sep. 7, '66--st College Hill, Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-14
NOTICE.

HTHE Treasurers oil those Township Bible SOcietie
IL that are il arrears for books are requested 10
bring in their accounts settlement sUUn as may
be Convenient.
By order the Board Of Directors,
c. PLArT,
june Is '5G.-n Depusitary Delaware Go. B. S.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-14
Guardians Sale .


qgN PURSUANCE Of an order qf the Probate Court or
Delaware eounty, uhIol made on the - day ol Aug.
A. %. 1856, II ths or Frederick d. aerrstt Huar
dian eC Robert A. Whe against his ward ihe una eF-
signed WilEo on
Saturday the 22d day of Sept. A. D. 1866,
e enc o ctJek r. H. on premises offer at pub io
sale eas following described real estate. situate In
Concord E0Waahlps hniaWare. Gounrys Onos and being
Las A. q. EAs ID marked On 1he lac Of tns par
81 landa made the Of Maria White against Rel-
lv Whlte el. ai as reDot ded ia Vol. l4s rage 20
gnancerY ReeoraH of delaware equity onl0s pesln-
nins Ut stche on post Uh ihe west bank ~ lne
ScioE0 river ~ sugar and white oak az ~. II cor
ne r OF SAID iald 5. 81 degrees W along the
Nortn aafu tnersUl, ana county road A4o @A-<o
rods % post in center Of state rOad at point -
tlfeaaa 70 degrees e. alenE the Uentsr q sii4 roaa
81 10 ioa9 10 nost stones a. point A. liics
n ~ degrees A. minutss l.. aiung The nOftn hne oi
Marian White lot I53 22-IOJ rOds u her NJ l. corner
On bank or aelgto point "a, thence ~ @s5z ue
qrees 80 06 lOJ place or beg inning Coh-
tanning tnlrty t25 6-lO peFcua OF Aanu
Pe uranisss sold Tree trOm an lucum prAaces-
Terlss o. aae.-Ulie tnIrd cash, one-tlfrd ia one,
ana one tnlrd years from uay ol sal3 70 De Sc
cured BY mortgage tns premises solus delerfee
payments 70 interest az psr cet pa yaDle all
uu4ily. .- ..-,,,,---, ,,.-.s,--
nv Il e. Powell. Robert Wnte.
ms ATTY. faug 81 6B-4Wpts6, Isl
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-14
Removal.

GAEETHER 81 PERSON
TrAVE removed to the rOomf ormerly occupied by
III j. Coop, on the west side Of sandusky street,
a0Or north OF j. Hyats Dry Goods store, whore they
continue TO pay cash tor Butter and Eggs
Feeling grateful Tor past iavOrs, we solicit call be
fore seIuLg elsewhere VIC are selllng drocerics
ckeap for cash. Give call
Apr, IS, IS65-tf. GALILHER Il PlEFtSON
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HeW N8TIeEs.


70 MHoG II NAY C0eo1l<-
On the 2s1h day of August 1856. petition vas
fisd- -sifh the Eommissio8eFs Uf Delaware County
onio sgaed By twelve Ct iiving upon and int
eslaa u sas Essd neutioned bel1Ws t1e object and
prayer q Whieh pstition Is for the Troy Turnpike
Compaag % fsks and use By permit in wiring IRON
Bad Coa1u3isaoL ali that p5rtion Of the old san
dassF CsInalb Is TuEnpik0 Rad hes be tween the
rl tine q the C0rPoration oi lhc Town oE Deauarr,
she North liae u Delaware County. SAID petl-
tioa viii be for hearing AZ the next etng Of sad
Commissioners. G. BILLS, eec y.
s-huR.ssI, 1858.-4W. Troy Iur nplke Co.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-14

rTzHE MOST PERFECT PARLOR COOK STOVE, entirely
a new pattern just received. You will be satisfied
when you see it. For sale by
THOMAS EVANS, Jr.
sep. Z, 'O6-tf No. j. kvans' Block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-14
Soldiers, Hear a Comrade !

The following address and poem have
the true ring, and while we read then
we almost hear the solid tramp tramp al
Of old,when the blue columns were march
ing down where the eBemy's guns were
booming Even so, IN October, viii
those same hosts surge in one grand, ir-
resistable sweep against the enemies oil
the Republic, and rescue the land from
traitors. Hurrah, boys let US rally for
the election "Dinna ye hear the Slo-
gan p
BROTHER SOLDIERS: In the coming
election We have a duty to perform as
sacred as ever demanded the attention
and support of patriots. 1t now becomes
our duty to support the men who sup
ported Us while We struggled to crush
armed rebels on every sangulne field OF
the South Grant and Sherman disarmed
the rebels in the field, but through the
heartless treaeheTy of one man they are
to-day more defiant than when at Apo
mattOx, or Durham's Station, they were
glad to sue for peace.
You are told that it is a usurpation of
Congress to refuse them representation
in the National Legislature, and that II
Is unjust and unwise to keep them out.
Did Congress compel them to leave those
halls, or did they not rather go out IN
spite of warning and entreaty? And now
when they desire to come back with
the blood Of your brothers, hearts black
with perjury, and souls stepped in cruel
ty and crime, shall we invite the murder
ers to come and rule US ? IF the South
accepts the situation, in good faith, if
her sons are honest, if they are loyal,
why do they refuse to be bound by loyal
pledges? IF they are for Peace, why re-
fuse to be bound to keep the Peace 2 1t
is only the laWless who complain of just
play, only traitors who complain of Patri-
otism Soldiers and Patriots "Etern-
al vigilance is the price of Liberty r Let
us not sleep while the enemy soWs his
taTes.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-14

mOn A MONTH AGENTS wanted for sic
% OQ entirely articles just out. address o.. 7
t5anE1, CITY Building, BlddetOrd, Ne.
june 1, '66.-lyi.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-14
Oultivators and Flows.

A LARGE Stock Of CULTIVATORs Of diHere
"a patterns, also Single Shovel Pl0ws, Double h Y
PloWs, shovel Pl0ws and One Horse Steel PloW
which Will be sold Low Tor cash by --
June IA 1s61.-tE. o. o. CHAMBERLAIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-14
Rally 9u.e again
Shouting the battle cry Of fTssdon.0

G.. $. HAMILTON.
Mckay, Urban D. Meeker, Robert
Meekor, Josephus Mckay, VIM. IT,
Sheets-Eden, Delaware county, Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-14

is what EVERY YOUNG MAN NEEDS, and the time for
quirng this is before entering the various occu
patons Of life. Ene-tenths OF ths failures in busi-
ness their cause, either directly indirectly, TO
the lack Of q urOper
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-14

DR. WHITE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-14

and her Husband JonatuHn sheets
By JoEEs b HIFFLn, atty q for Petitioners.
aug. 20, 's8.SW. -pisIs,75.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-06-12
We1(rle init 0fm u1ftter.

2efer, tpenn bn quite Rleber baben mint, -,4-as
|ouf bic re anr ueriet fouts seben, to nnn
fbledte uno unpabIde &leor 9efauft bdttef. -
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-06-12
e6te Drdparate.

Sebr intsfisente Wann, bsr tinmal sstpas bon
sinem Auadialbsr astauft bat. tpstb bisl. Mebi.
Gin fetr wotl BON iosenanntsn Yatsntmsb sbieintn
felbR ssma&ter DOttoren 3u untsr16siosn. bic su
bunim itnp, drstli&e 9teespte su lGrsibsn, unb
slsl au bumm Tim isltf Neblsinsn su psrfrtissn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-06-12
g Of d E g ente

ntrlu@sn duf Stridisbsns 0eifs. gsrfGufe 40 sfee.
tutren. inbem 1e 5ttile BON MnprsiIunssn amer.
iannt gutter Mebeeinsn abl&rstbsn mo lslbRss.
.n,aGte Certificate tInSufiiasn.
Die mebieIniiGe DlG,n1Gaft as6t einfa&,
rein uno mateidttf& ba, He bat 1tatlahsn 3ur
Bate. grfatruns bsitdtist ibrs astrsn unb 0atr.
beit allsln maGt lIt ababtn. .'...-.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-06-12
Rlei6er auf 8elfelluna perferttat
gld1tsenber Stpf ppn Ginber Rleibern, 90
l1nterDemben 1t1tb 11nterbDfen.

Gin br eroBes Qomn unterbemoen
an p SreInl9 Auaun Seioe emporium 0o Ii omtcnt
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-06-12
Gtn @prt 5ur @arnurt9,

@sfunbtstt II fetr tpidtts; bic esbsnbsn fuG.
ten tstne WsbieIn ssbrau@sn uno fsin Nlittsl,
befen Bsiancttele aud nod anbsrt perionsn ole
bic Gatrieantsn fsnnsn. obsr bis fs f& BON BEN
erfols bsTelbtn binret&snb iibsrssust tabsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-06-12
ssSSillia,,,S -. e Seip

n
@ranjenb an Ssrne,,
bans @tina . @totr,
aDrc CT Nntn bic bti
'tm anrufsn. bic aGer
bitten unb mtif fafti.
Dn' tfln @itfr rfuirt,
bic nod it ben 0iirnern
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-06-12

&ib >5anbft ube'fd @annsperfpnsn, 80
auen Sn unb better SuaI s. s. rnss 8eber emporium
io me aud s9n S @oatn9s fir sdoes ndmsn Sro IL fs
amion Srobe eldb untebolb Dem Iaen {aule
IQenaun, Wdj 6, Is" " 81 s1r,ggfa a,s, ~ no "a
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-06-12
unfere Sreunbs bte edbfes,

ndrben @ pe @e uno 1nannebmbfen uni Ra
bpeen uno b Enaeen bel un faun ndm Srenss &r
Die aueripGtefn Stpn
pre bannt m babel 1T n SOrrotb CROP Sdnnae BON is Sab
8ner Sabren brab nnen ffe Inae beon
-.. -''1 '''-e5
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-19
what an Ex-Rebei is Doing.

John ii. Reagan, formerly the rebel Post
master-G General, Is now on his own farm at
Fort Houston, Palestine, Texas. In a prl-
vate letter of his, which has just found its
way into one of the New Orleans papers,
occurs the following notable paragraph
FL have one white man and seven freed
men at work have planted some fruit trees
and sbrubbery, and most of my vegetable
garden and irish potatoes, and bedded my
sweet potatoes, and planted thirty acres
of corn, and have as much more ready TO
plant; have sowed down twelve or fifteen
acres In small grain, and shall plant about
thirty five acres Of cotton. lam orchardlst
and gardener myself and when not engaged
at this, or In the necessary superintendence
of the freedmen. 1 work on the farm con-
stantly with my own hands, and can do as
much work with comparatively as little
fatigue as any of them. make fence, grub
and pile and burn brush, plough, &C. and
am as thoroughly bronzed as other laborers." +"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-19
O
READ WHO SAYS so.

From the Rev. Levi G. Beck, Pastor of the Baptist
Church. Pemberton, N j., formerly of the North
baptist Church, Philadelphia at psesent Pastor
OF the Baptist Church, Chester Pa:
have known HooAand's German Bitters favor
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the afflicted, and Is mot q rum drink"
n Yours, truly LEVI G. BECK.
From Rev. w. ID. Seigfred, Pastor of Twelfth
Baptist Church, Philadelphia.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-19

From Rev. J. Newton Brown, ID. d. Editor Of the
Encyclopedia of Religious knowledge and Chris
tian Chronicle, Philadelphia. ..T..uE
Although not disposed TO favor or recommend
Patent Medicines In general, through distrust Of
their ingredients and effects, yet know OF no silf
ncent reasons why aman may not testify to the
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any simple preparation, in the hope that he may
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/ do this the more readily in regard to Hoonand's
German Bitters, prepared by DIR, q. NJ. Jackson, Of
this city because was prejudced against them for
many years, under the Impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture am indebted 10 my
friend, Robt Shoemaker, Esq, for the removal Of
this prejndice by proper tests and for encourage:
ment to try them when suffering from great and
long continued debility. The use of three bottles
of these Bitters at the beginning Of the present
year, was followed by evident relief and reStora-
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had not felt for six months before and had almost
despaired of regaining, therefore thank God,
and my friend for directing me to the Of them.
j, NEWTON BROWN. Philadelphia.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-19
Personal Appearance of the Pope.


A letter from Rome says "whie stroll
ing the other day with Rev. Dr. Neligan.
we had a capital sight of the Pope, who
was indulging in his usual daily walk. He
was accompanied by several officials of his
household, who walked by his side. Ahead
Of him aud behind him were a handful of
dragons belonging to his guard. His car
riage, rich in gliding, and surmounted by
a coachman Of grand proportions and foot
men behind, dignified In mien and ponder
Gus In size, followed behind. drawn by four
black horses. Another carriage ofless show
brought up the rear. His Holiness seemed tO
be in excellent health, his face beaming with
benevolence and genial good will, as he
bowed slightly to the people kneeling on
either side of the street. His left hand was
upraised somewhat and with his forefnger
he bestowed his benediction on the multi
tude, his lips moving, but uttering no
sound that VIC could hear. DR.. Neligan
happened to see before him the students of
the American College, and called out,
"Americanir' y at which the Pope seemed
greatly pleased His Holiness walked
slowly along, and with the heavy tread of
an old man. He is to be seen every day
riding out, or walking before his carriage,
and meets every one with smile. aud
never fails to recognize mark of re-
spect from foreigner" H
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-19

From the Rev. Thos. ID. Winter, d. D. Pastor Of
Roxborough Baptist Church
Dear Sir :--I feel Ii due TO your excellent prepa
ration, HoohRnds German Btters, 10 add M tes-
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and have been assured By many u their good ef
fects Respectfully, yours, t. WINTER,
RoxborOugh, Pa.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-19

e&- The Republican proposition before
the Iowa Legislature TO amend the Consti-
tuition by erasing the odious word ''white,"
from tbs article ON suffrage, has passed both
Houses, and wiz be submitted to a vote OF
the people, r.1 l-Ia.la Hs,as
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-19
HOOFLAUD's GERMAN BITTERs
win cure every case of
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY

AND DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS. I
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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-19

TIRED or SEEING HER.--A wee bit of a
boy, having been slightly chastised by his
mother, sat very quietly in his chair for
some time afterwaTd no doubt thinking
very profoundly. At last he spoke out thus
"Muzzer, | wish pad get anuzzer house
keeper--I'ye got tired o. seeing you
around"
Some snipe in Detroit misused Fenian
plaeard which closed with the usual "God
save the Green" by changing it SO that
it read, God save the Greenhornsw
Why did Joseph's brethren put him In
the pit? Because there was no room for
him In the "family circle"
Some wag says that while those whom
the gods love die young, those whom they do
not love. get into delegations. and go to
Washington, to bother the President.
A New York gentleman has taken the
veil I; but IL was q $1,000 bridal veil with q
young lady from Worchester in it.- Tdun.
Gdz.
A little Irish boy peeped through hole
in circus tent in Richmond. One of the
Keepers pleasantly stuck pin In the eye
and destroyed its sight.
When may a donkey" be spelled with
one letter. When II Is "U.H Nothing
personal intended. t.r
A woman keeps her preserves in jars.
Some times she keeps the whole family
in them.
Why cannot deaf man be legally con-
victed? Because 1t is not lawful to con-
demn man without hearing.