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morning, he took Plantation Bittcrs if he felt
weary at night, he took Plantation Bitters If he
lacked appetite, weak. languid or mentally OPP
pressed, he took Plantation Bitters and they
never failed % set him on his pins square and firm
Few persons want any better authority but as
some may, Just read the following
owe much 20 you, for veri-
lr believe the PlantationB have saved my life.
REV. ". II. WAGNER, Madrid y. Y.
/ have been a great sufferer
from Dyspepsia, and had to abandon preaching.
The Plantation Btters cured
me. REV. c. 4. WILDWOOD, New York City.
/ b q lost all appetite-was
80 weak and enervated ! could hardly walk, and
had pert 60 dread Of society. The
FlantG tiou Eitters have set me all right.
JAMES HEIGINWAY, St Louis No.
The Plantation Bitters have
cured me q arrangement o. the Kidneys and Ur-
mary Organs, that distressed ne for years. They
act ike 4 charm.
c. c. MOORE, "a Broadway, y. Y"
Mrs o. ". DENOE. manager 81 the Union Home
School for soldiers Children says she has given
charge with the most happy and gratifying results.
We have received over hundred rsams Of such
certificates but no advertisement is 90 effective rs
what people themselves say Of a good article. our
fortune and reputation Is AZ stake. The origin
al quality and high character 20 these goods viii
be sustained under every an1 all circumstances
They have already obtained sale In every town,
village, parish and hamlet among civilized nations
Base imltators try 70 come as near our name and
sty lie as they can, and because good article can
not be sold as low as poor one, they find some
support from parties who do not care what they
sell. BE on your guard. See our private stamp
over the cork.
P fl. DRAKE & CO., New York City.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER. sold BY all
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OVER \ MILLION DOLLARS SAVED

w LII l EI4LLAON BOLLAtNS sAh Id
Gentlemen IL had a negro man worth s. 111
who took cold from a bad hurt IN the Lee, ana was
useless Tor over a year. 1 had used everything
could hear u without benefit, until trled the
Mexican Mustang Imminent. II soon effected a
permanent cure"
Montgomery Ala, June D., l-5s.J. L. DOWNING.
Il take pleasure IN recommending the Mexican
Mustang Llulueut q valuable and indispensable
article Tor Spralns, sores, Scratches OF tails Oh
Horses. our men have used II Tor Burns, Bruises
Sores, X. euuaIlsu, &C. and al say il acts Ike
magic !. ", HEWITT,
Foreman for American, wells, Fargos and Har-
deL's Express.
The spraln u ny daughters ankle, OccasiOned
while sAatlng last winter, Was entirely cured IN
one week, amer she commenced using your cele-
brated Mustang Linlment-
Gloucester, Mass, Aug. 4, 1865 ED. SEELl."
Ii Is an admitted TACT tnat the Mexican Mustang
Llulmeut performs more cures II sh0- ter time o.
man ana beast Than any article ever discovered
Families, livery -men and planters should AWAY s
have Il on hand. Qulck anu cure n certainly Is
All genuine Il wrapped IN steel-plate en- cravings
bearing the Signature VI u. v MestDrOok, Chemist
and the Eritaie l. =. stamp Of DENAs BARNES q Go.
over the top.
An effort nas been made 10 counterfeit it with
a cheap stone plate label, L00k closely!
SARAI OGA Spring WATER. sold BY al
Druggists.
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3ODhs and Stationery
NEW PUBLICATIONS

NEW BOOKS.
/ ECTURES on SCIENTIFIC SUBJECTS, by
l. HerscheL
CLALK'S COMPLETE CONCORDANCE Of
Shaksp care.
RED LETTER DAYS, BY Gail Hamilton.
VENETIAN LIFE, by W. D. HOweIls.
OUT POSTS, BY the author Of Dora Darling.
ARCHIE LOWELL, by Mrs. Edwards.
Received az HUNTINGTONS,
Corner Church and College SIS.
NOV. ..
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ueim.treet.s iuimitable Hair C0l5ri-s is not a
dive An ngtaptaueous dyes are composed Of lunar
c9u.tie and more or less destroy the vitality and
beauty Of the hair This IL the original Hair Color
ipr. and has seen growing in favor over twenty
vears. Itreztores gray hair 70 its original col T
hy gradual absorption, in nos- remarkable man
uer Il 10 also a beautiful hair dres ing SOLD N
two sizes-51 cents and Shy an dealefs
c. uEIMSTRkET, Chemist.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold by all
druggists.
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Scraps.
Women's wIi,cs-Postcrlpts.

Womcn's wIitcs-Postcrpts.
Weaker vessels need much hopping, is the
latest excuse for crinolinc.
What IL It ttat by losirgau eye has moth
ing lef, hut a nose? \ noise,
Wh,n's dead body not dead body?
When It's gal-on-a-bicT,
WIZ is John MorTissey like Daniel Web
ster? Because he is the great Ex-Pounder.
Why is John MorTlssey like d lamb? Be-
cause he CANDLES on the green
Why will John Morrissey be an inauen-
tial member of the House? Because he's
heavy on the eyes and nose.
An Irishman who has heard 1t stated that
all flesh Is grass, wishes to know whether
hay is beef a-la-moiced.
There is said to lie more corn elevated in
Chicago than in any city in America. 1t Is
more IN the juice than in the kernel, how
ever.
A sculptor friend. who has straoismus,
consoles himself with the thought that he
can always keep his profession ID view
through having cast in bis eye
When Eve told Adam TO chastise his son,
what five scriptural names give the account?
adam, 50 Seth Eve, Cain, Abel.
4 New York Bridge, mas notified the pub
lie that size .shall take The full contents Of
the law upon certain parties who have been
slanderinG her.
isn't there an awtl strong smell OF pigs
in the air." asked Smith Of Jones. ''les,'
replicd Jones that's because the wind rs
from the sow-wc-t.'
Scene Young lovers on the balcony.
Time. evening Mr.. Billin-"Oh, how
calm. how sweet and peaceful the moon
looks ?" Mis- Cohcn-"Nos; but don't
you think 1t looks very completeness
Mr.. Brady Of New York once said to &C.
.ebrated Rhode Island lawyer: "Why do
YOU vegetate in a little country village
Why don't You 20 to New York. where you
could find proper sphere for your talents,
and would certainly rise 10 fortune and dis
tiuction ?" Little country village re
nlied the LAWYER: take the thieves and
pickpockets and gamblers out Of New York
and it Is not 50 much -igger place than
Wexford as you think IL Is. -
willie said an interesting young
mother to her youngest hopeful, ''do you
know what the difference Is between body
and soul. nv child The soul is what yon
love with in your heart; the body carries
YOU about This is your body" touching
tie little fellows shoulders "but there is
something deeper in. You can feel 1t now.
What is It?'' "0h, | know" Willie said,
with flash Of intelligence in bis eyes,
that's ny flannel shirt
ANOTHER TELEeRAPHIc March took place
on Wednesday, between Mr.. Burns of Wor-
cester, the present holder of the champions
GOLD kew. and Willie Kettles of Fall River,
the former holder of the key. Kettles time
was $50 words in 5 minutes IS seconds;
Mr.. Burns, minutes SIS seconds. The
latter was adjudged victorious, his writing
being 10 the opinion Of the judges superior
TO his opponents in everything bat speed.
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LY5s's ExrnAcr cr PUkE JANAlcA GINGER for
Indigestion, Nausea, Heartburn. sick HeadacLe,
Colera MOrnus, Flatuleuc,, &C. where warming
st1uulslt D. required. It's greiul prep araton ana
entire purity makes il cheap and reliable article
Tor culinary purposes sold every where, al 90 ets
per bottle. As tCI "LYoSs" Pure extract Tax
SARATO "a SPRING WATtR, sold by
r-Ief..
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It is a most delightful Hair Dressing.
1t eradicates scurf and dandruf.
Il keeps the head cool and clean.
II makes the hair rich, soft ana glossy.
Ii prevents hair turning gray and falling Of.
1t restores hair upon pr mature bald heads.
This is Just what Ly 0ps hathalr0n Will DO. 10 is
pretty-it is cheap-durable- IL Is literally sold by
the carload, and yet Its almost incredible demand
is dali increasing, until there is hardly country
store that does not keep it; family that does not
use It.
T. THOMAS LYON, chemist, y. Y.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER. sold by
all Druggists.
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The following letter received day or two
since bv Dea. Fuller, from Rev. Mr.. Earle the
Evangelist. will be Of interest to his many
friends:
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SARATOGA SPRING WATER. sold by al
DIN ---L--.-
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Who would not be beautiful Who would not add
the ir beauty What gives that marble purity
and f.sfiHgus appearance we observe upon the
STAGE and in the city belle II Is no longer Sc
RET. They use Hagans Magnolia Balm. It's con
tinued use removes tan, i-eckles, pimules ana
eonrbnegs. from Tie face and hands and leaves the
complexion smooth. Transparent. blooming and
rsyishius. Unlike many cosmetics. il contains no
n for Won. II not on hand, at , cts per bottle
" z. HAGAN, Troy, y. Y. Chemists.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER. sold by al
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AGUADE MAGNOLIA.

A toilet delight. superior to any Cologue. used
70 battle tie and person, 10 render the skin SOL
and fresh 70 allay inflammatons 70 perfume cloth
ing for headache. dc. Il rs manu- actured rom the
rich Southern Magnolia. and Is obtaining patron
a-e quite unprecedented. Il is iayorlte with
actresses and opera singers. 1t is s0d by all deal
ers at stul in large bottles and by DEMAs BARNES
4 Co New York. Wholesale gents
SARATOGA SPRING WATER sold by
Druggists.
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NEW BOOKS.
''7NHE PICTURE OF ST. JOHNS by B..
i Taylor.
Memoir Of Timothy Gilbert by Fulton.
'Whittier's Prose Writings vols.n
''Tennyson's Poems Diamond Edition.
Footsteps Of St Paul, D." by 8lcDuff
'.Grapes Of Eshcol.n e q"
"Omnipotence Of Loving Kindness
The Awakening Of Italy and the crisis OF Rome
Round Hearts and other Stories, - BY the Author
Of Rutledge &c.
''Salt without slvor.n "The Waiting Savior"
by Kirk.
Power from on High,r also many other Dcvo-
tional Books. needed at this time.
Received and for sale by
e A. FULLER
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By 3 lSlEsisf0lE.lIs
Home Insurance Company
OF NEW YORK.
CAPITAL and surplus. ss,75O,OO
s&R.s WIRES, Agents.
EheIns Go of North America
OF PHILADELPHIA.
dpcroporated 1874. Oldest Company in the
United States(
Capital and surplus, Sl,so0'oOO.
Perpetual Ins. granted on arst-clsss buildings.
s.6R.s. WIRES. Agents.
International Ins.COmPany
OF NEW YORR.
CapitaI and Surplus sI,2OO.OOO,
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Metropolitan Insurance Co.
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CapitaI and Surplus, sI,644,IIs
This Co. returns net profits to policy holders
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North Western EnsuranceCO
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Capital and Surplus, s250,0Oo
Incorporated in ls32
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Capital and Surplus, sI,OO6, 79O.
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Harmony 4. and VI. Ins. Co.
OFNEW YORK.
Organized 1853.
CASH ASSETS OVER 100000
s.&R.s. WIRES, Agents.
Narragansett F.& M.Ins.CO.
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Capital and surplus, 100000,
s.6Rs. WIRES, Agents.
Lamar Fire Insurance Go.
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Capital and Surplus, tiO7,3ss.
s,6R. S. WIRES, Agents
Commerce Insurance Co.
OF ALBANY. NY.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. si94.IO3
:, Ar. :. WIRES, Agents.
Niagara Fire Insurance Go.
OF NEW YORK.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS si.5Oo.ooO.
This COMPANY insures detached farms and vii
lage dwellings, three years, for per cent
s.GR.s S. WIRES, Agents.
LOriIIard Fire Insurance 90
OF NEW YORK
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This Co. returns net profits to policy holders.
SIR. S WIRES, General Agents.
Springfield 4. n VI. lns. Co.
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CAPITAL AND SURPLUS 100000,
s.6R. S. WIRES, General Agents.
North American Fire Hns.CO
OF NEW YORK.
incorporated 1873.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS s75O.OOO.
FiRy per cent Of net profits returned TO policy
/ holders.
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Applications for agencies for the three last named
/ Companies in Vermont Western New Hampshire
/ and Northern New Yo.k, should be made 70 Us az
| General Agents and Agency Superintendents io'
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! Fire and Inland insurance taken in the above
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il object to all having such property TO insure
/ 90 Try these Companies
! Premium notesRre not required, and the insured
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] for all losses.
First-cIass Farm and Village dwelling
Houses
WITH THEIR CONTENTS
Will be
r7.rsd three years for kalfof per cent. for a,
entire term.
Lose. literally adjusted and promptly paid st this
gencv-
:. &R. 5. WIRES, Agents.
aGENCE
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Manhattan Life Ens. Go.
OF NEW YORK.
Assets, So, OO0. 900.
THIS Company commenced its operations in 1850
i and has prosecuted a successful and reliable
business since Policies granted 10 those in sound
health both On the Joint stock and mutual plans Of
Insurance, thus afording TO the public the advan-
tages Of either system their option in one nsti
tuition. The lowest rates Of premiums are charged
that can be adopted and furnish requisite security
to the assured and perpetuity 10 the company.
This company has already paid 81 100000 for
losses and 0usr 100000 IN fiuidends 10
policy holders.
INCORPORATING LIFE POLICIES
Premiums may be paid singly OF in Eve or ten an
nual payments, at option Of the assured This
plan is commended to the public as II gives 10 the
assured the full value Of all the money paid and
being completed in early life, whilst the parties
vigorous and hopeful, gives entire exemption from
payments or anxieties in advanced life, its value
c mot be too highly estimated.
NON FORGETTING ENDOWMENT POLICIES.
These are made payable at death or on attaining
given age, Premiums payable in ten annual pay
tenth Of amount insured for each payment, parties
insuring in this plan have all the advantages OF
n savings Bank, as the payment OF premiums Sc
cures its equivalent value, payable on the assurer
attaining the given age or death should II occur
sOoner.-Whole life, short term, endowment and
annuity policies issued in all their various and ap-
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information furnished without charge and sent free
by mail. Good local agents wanted in every town
and energetic and reliable men employed on favor
able terms to travel for this company.
SD r. 8. WIRES.
Gen. Agents Agency Supt's.
for Vermont and counties Of Saratoga. Washington,
Warren, Essex. Clinton, Franklin and St Lawrence
in New York. Jan3-daWly.
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No. =.
FOUR FEET FOUR INCH CIT.
BEST MATERIALS.

Il will DO better work On all varieties Of surface
than am other mower. i has no side tralt. no
weight upon the necks Of horses and has the light
est draft Therefore ID is the best machine for the
team. 10 IS also the best for the driver, as t has
a well arranged, easy spring seat, and can De
handled perfectly BY hoy Of ten years. without
any danger Of being thrown upon the snives. The
advantages Of the IMPROVED BUCKEYE On al
points that constitute perfect mower, are briefly,
that il VIII
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-25
Jacobin Policy Forcshadowed.

| ObcoDih i-OilCN fOrCSlluOMeu.
BRowNLow. in the Philadelphia Conven.
ton:
81 would divide your army into three
grand divisions. Let the first 90 armed
and equipped, rs the laws of the army re-
quire, with small arms and artillery. Let
them be the largest division, and let them
do the killing. Let the second division be
armed with pine torches and spirits of tur-
pentine and let them do the burning. Let
the third and last division be armed with
surveyors compasses and chains, and will
survey out the land and settle it, we will
hrst sell 1t out, to pay the expenses of the
war with the proceeds, and then settle il
with men who will honor this glorious
banner These are my sentiments"
Philadelphia PreSS-Dead d. FoRNEY:
Sweep them away as with pestilemce.
That their wives may become widows, and
their children orphans, and that their
names may become a Kissing. Il by-word.
anda reproach throughout all genorations.'
Judge" YARMOUTH, of the Southern
negrodome, in his speech, on Thursday. at
Cleveland:
I'VE don't believe that rebels or conner
heads have any rights in this Government
winch Union men are bound 10 respect.
Cheers.l We don't think that, aside from
the few thousand loyal men in the South.
that there are any persons in this country
that have rights except the loyal men of
the North and the black men of the South.
we have come up here to tell You that Mr..
johnson, the Rump President, has under
taken to govern this whole country, when
ne was only elected to govern part of
1t and we don't think he has half the right
to govern it that the Congress of the United
States las. We want to fix this country
ourselves, and If the rebels don't like it they
can go to Brazil or Mexico, or h-ll.
Men avowing such an internal policy as
Is here foreshadowed and avowed, are the
kind of tools who are now in the employ
Of ScHENcK and his ilk tIaversing the
State in their interest, and making implor-
ing appeals to the people for sympathy and
aid. We do not hold such creatures re-
sponsible for the sentiments they utter or
the Internal spirit of violence which they
are fostering. They are adventures of the
basest type-recognized as utterly inla-
nous at home-several of them villains of
the deepest dyc-some mgitves from the
gallows and the Penitentiary-not one OF
them who does not carry with him record
of antecedents base enough to exclude him
from even the ordinary recognition of de-
cent society.
SCHENCK is me mani To him the
people of this city and district arc
indebted for the infiction of such a
political and social nuisance in their
midst The very fact too, of such irfa-
nous creatures being brought among us,
in his interest, shows, in clear and nm
mistakable light, how desperate his for
tunes have become, and to what base
means he is resorting, as a kind of forlorn
hope, to prop them up!
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-25
MEDICAL NOTIW.

Dr. II. CONE may be consulted as follows,
In AENlA at the Depot Eating House on Thurs.
days March 81 April ls May III July 81 Aug 8;
In DAYToN at the Phillips House, CD Fridays,
March y; April 49, May lsi Jnly 81 Aug. 10; Sept.
In TROY at the Morris House, on Saturdays
March l0i April Id May 49, July Z; Aug. II SEPT.
10; Oct 90 Nf
In SPRINqFIELD at the Willis House, on
Thursdays, March 1B; April 10; May "a; July ~ -;
Aug. 16; Sept, 20; Oct. 25.
DIR. CONE has had Onices in each Of the above
places, that he has regularly visited for The past
seven years, and ~ he has treated and cured many
iatiehts, In each of the above places he can give
the best OF references In each place TO his Ski
Df. CONE Treats and Cures all varieties of
Chronic diseases, including those OF the Eve and
kari makes no charge for consultation; but il
those who consult hmdesire treatment he charges
Cash for his Medicines
Medicines that will last patientfrom four to six
months, cost from Five TO Thirty dollars, in Cash
Address Dr. u. CONE,
taa lHH COLUMBUS, OHIO.
noy2b-d1y
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than Massachusetts,. Massachusetts has
three times her lcodlth. Under this rule
Missouri viii pay larger taxes than Massa-
cbusetts, and have less power In Congressi 4
Mr. HENDERSON then read from a table
showing that Rhode Island would gain ono (;
Maine, one; Massachusetts,. one, and YER
mont one in Congress under tine proposed
amendment
To show the monstrons injustice. how
ever, that may result from the proposed
amendment, may state That should Il be
adopted and direct tax of 20,0OO.OO0 be
levied, the apportionment TO VirqinIa
would be sI,Oi5, $50 The representatIon of
Virginia in the lower branch would be
nine members. The State Of Illinois. with
sixteen members In Congress, wonld pay
but 81, ,0ss,s0O.
We will now quote from JoHN A. BrNa-
HAN, of Ohio, to show the purpose OF all
these amendments.
EXTRACT FROM BINGHAM's SPEECH
From the Congressional Globe OF 1865 page 43g.
ANAlAth Congress-
Mr.. BlNGHAM-This is the provision
offered by my colleague, (Alr. SCuENcK.)
Representatives shall be apportioned among
The several States which may be Included within
over twenty-oLe years Of ago having the uualin-
cations Tor electors Of the most numerous branch
OF the state Legislature"
Is not the effect of this the same as that
of the provlso, differing in degreeY Il isa
penalty. 1t Is the diminution Of political
power IN the State that limits suffrage
among the citizens of the United States.
ihe intent Of my colleagues substitute is
the same as that of the proviso la the reso-
luton reported by the committee. IL Is to
compel those States, upon the peRalty of
losing political power, TO do equal and ex-
act justice among the free citizens of the
United states In the regulation of the
elective franchise.
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THE OBJECT OF THE WAR.

The day following the battle of Bun
Run, July, 1861, the following resolution
was passed by Congress, with only three
dissenting votes:
"Resolped, That this war is not wAged on our
part in any spirit OF oppression, or for any pur-
pose OF conquest or subjugation or purpose OF
oyeFturning or interfering with the rights or es-
tabished Institutions of those ,lSouthern) states,
but TO defend and maintain the Supremacy Qf the
Constitution and preserve the Union with all the
dignity, equality and rights of the several states
unim paired and as soon ms these objects are at
tainel the war ought TO cease.n
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-25
wEBsTER's PROPHECY.

"If the Internal fanatics AMI Abolition
lists ever get power In their hands they
will opeTrids The CohstitHfioa set s Supreng Court
at de- 6dace mako laws to suit themselves lap rio
lent hands on those tcho diger soih them IN Meir
opinioas or dare question their infallibility, and
finally bankrupt The country and deiH0s IL IN
hOOd.h-DANIEL WEBSTER
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AeW Adrertisemfnts.
Mayors Proclamation

MAYORS OFFICE, DAYTON ONO
September 25 1866. =.
TINE qualified voters of the Eighth Ward Of the
city Of Dayton, are hereby notified that an elec-
ton for one Co ,ncilman for said ward. 10 ill the
vacancy 0ccasioned by the resignation fAnthOny
Stephans, ESD, will be held on
Tuesday, October 9th, 1865, Jt
the day OF the annual state aud County elections,
which will be held at the junction OF Main and
Warren streets.
The polls will be opened at six O'Clock in the
morning, aud closed AZ six O'Clock IN the evening
JON ATTAIN KENNEY, -
se2odlt Mayor of the city of Dayton
Journal cOpy) ..
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SEED WHEAT.

nor SALE-Fifty bushels very superior Wheat
IL light red chat bearded Mediterranean raised
rom newly imported seed last year; 1t stood tho
winter very wel, rpened early, uneommonlY
large plump grain, light red or amber color very
clean and Warranted pure as imported.
- fhIok, ~ W per bushel delivered at Depot,
New fAfis. 8. y. RICHIE,
sesws New Paris, Preble COpnty,0