davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
&eu DnblitatlonS.
NEW BOOKS
" PUBLISHED THIS DAY BY
CHARLES sCRIBSER h COMPANY.
TWO NEW VOLUMES % ard lo)


JSROTDE'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND,
PROM THE FALL OF wOLsBY TO TIIB DEATH OP
ELIZABETH
b, JAMES Fnorpr A. College Prom The FHh Icsdon
Rditon In Crown 9yo. vols 80
The New-York Independent says;
'sinco Maeaulays voue historical worA has appeared
which in brancy Of style analysis Of character and
events compare the eight volumes Of FRouDEs HISTORY
OF ENGLAND"
Iag! o1TSs % ana nas a. Sg % d te n,Gt,as ishich s
aterei aud raas beyond any Pree04' history ne same
sent&"
becomes possible vigorous ard fos6e ,ha9 ever Ia rsg T
e volumes fay sustain tss he a9eht Of those who have
LITERARY LIFE OF JAMES X. PAULDING,
COMPLIED BY HIS SON, wM. J. PAULDlNG.
Comprises this suhor for go years during what may De
called the Ermatve period Neutrality-suspicious. OF core
spondence with Washington Irving others bearing for the most part
on literary concerns WORKS cut Of print and some
matter never before published VOL crown svo fine portrait ~
NEW BooKS-JUsT READY:
STUDIES IN ENGLISH;
or,
GIlMPsEs oP THE INNER LIFE oP OUR LANGUAGE
ByM. scHELE DIR war, LID, VII. -,
pTSs,ST Syo Sf uss sSSD e,oe5 n@ss ae - y So SD'
H.
HISTORY OF THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
b rTTRr T cTRT sfT,y 70 GREGORY THE GREAT
slleoo Being Vols and Of Ancient Christianity |'o' 'O
Price 81 50 ~
ELEMENTS OF LOGIC.
COMPRISING TIN DoSrnNE or T. LAMs snsr Asp S AZ Of
Rhetoric" Price VI %
In press
EXTRMPoRARY PREACHING. BJ tho Rev y b LlSchs vol
MISS MUHLBACH's NOVELS.
I'VE ID. APPLETON Co,
NOS A4a ASP w, Ar laSi.S BE9AP%hY y dsT. Nk"ioHN
FREDERICK THE GREAT AND HIS FAMILY,
BY MISS LOUISA MuHLBACH
MRS COLEMAN CHAPMAN AND HkR DAUGHTERS
vol $50. Illustrated
LOUISA OF PRUSSIA:
TiiE sroKY OF : MILLIONAIRE
fMPERoR IBoF@Lp H. AND HIS TINE.
ForET BRSJowsKi Or FaspEmcH GRrIr BoHrsi
OLD PRifz iND M0pfRS TIMES
PRiSCR EIGHsR AND MS T1MR
TIlB GREAT BLECroR AND HIS CHILDREN
is' TiiE DAUGHTER OF Az EMPRESS
TIIR sERP
RICH BY THE WIND
NO DIVORCE. BY Theoaor Murdt
MESp0IA S ,S.4 os 0Ii TnE FATHER o' h'"'s'
CHRMoLA' Or, THE REu,rTrrrD.
TNHE HERALD OF HEALTH FOR APRIL
MINUTES OF THE BRAwEvILLE ATHLETIC CLUB.
Moses Colt Tyler
PHYSIOLOGICAL ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY AND PATHOLOGY
OF MAN Gnr,tIatcd,
Prof r. x. Browne.
LETTERS TO INVALID LADIEs Mrs Dr. X B. Gle''on-
REVELATIONS or RETIRED DOCTOR
Theodore Thornton.
A DISCOURSE TO MEDICAL STUDENTS
Rev Heny Ward Beech,r.
STRENGTHENING TIE LUNGS
Prof G 3 Boye..
c.sP oP LOVE CURED g. W. BsBgay.
"REMINISCENCES OF n. p WILLIS
prJ b. p wansr
WEAK BACKS AND SIDES, IMPROVEMENTS IN MEDICAL
EDUCATION; PHYSIQUE or SENATOR'S
DISEASES or THR KIDNEYS
SUNLIGHT AND sUNsHADB WHOLESOME DIET TORPID
LIVER CATARRH CONSTIPATION EATING WHILE "a.
T1GUED, CLOTHING THB NECK
81 ysni 20 Cent. Number
AMERICAN NEWS Co. Gereral Agents
MILLER. WOOD L Co, 10 IS Iaghtii, New r0fi
Publishers.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
situations Wante0-5emales.

yVANTED-By middle-aged Widow Lad Lady
w Of refinement culture, position HOUSEhEEfBk or
COMPANION invalid aged person; capable Of making Tome
pleasant having deprived her Of her Address eaep
Mira A. LIyINGSToN, Brooklyn N T.
A NUMBER of well recommended German
N Girls situations to 10 general lOUShWoRk 9c % S
LOVES German nstige No u stantonst, near ee Do~ty
FAMILIES and others wanting good servants
immediately girls cry County, can be satef,at me
American Association No Oe sHaye between ELih
and Nnhss.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
Geafbers.
/" A MER. SCHOOL INST" founded 1855,

"a MER. SCHOOL INST" founded 1856,
"A E.s reliable Eiucsaoud Bureau
For Supplying Schools and Families with Teachers
For representing Teachers who seek poSitonsi
For giving Parents information Of geod Sehooa
The Rev Albany Female ACADEMY T.
Having the School lust regard most derab
medium or supplying aud nnae with the best teachers ana
for representing wequse teachers Who wish employment All seef-
ing win 6ud vide for selection w an .uases that ~
there hanoug and there can
Teachers Il. nnd situations for which they may sssr
The highly respectable character OF those Nho eo
duet the Institute Affords u fair dealing
explaining plan and sert shen applied for
J. W. SCHERMERHORN, A. NJ, Aetnary,
No 40 Brsome st, block Y Of broadway New.forh
HOOL-TEACHERS WANTED.-Tae SUBJ
- scrser wishes RMPkoY each the United sates ssd
Canada TEACHERS Who have formerly been engaged either IN pay
schools shs devote er exclusive nns 70
business 10 for The ILLUSTRATED HISTORY or Ihs
BIBLE by JOHN KITTO D. D., RS A. EDITED @ the hsrs
ALvAN BOND d. D. Of Norwich Conn Over No eoseypfnwd
ROYAL pages and than OSk HUNDkkp fLLrAoh
EN0RAvINGS ,-,-..--.
Ts recommended BY the leading clergy a. all deosnlnss0pf
copies already printed ssd ready for delivery ~
sells at price brings within the reach Of all Every body st
rRew book cell 20 weh
oomqston Experienced Aeeo school, resier ssoh@tb
abe wanted 70 introuos this great
ipo every the hnd For terms sS sRRy hsntsisg
the publisher, HENRI SoLsh BILL Cam
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06

priniiua.

JAMES DICKSON, PriRter Established 1882,
~ rEyoarow oppoasC Hall T. Law cases byaws pamphlets,
the reasons
sb terms circulars S7 90 business cards sl 80 and ap.a
YOUR CUSTOM SOLICITED by FRANCIS
LoUTRBL saiOners Phrers and Blank Boob hAnns'on'
No 10 Majdes-lsne I.
Orders receive promp. stteniioa.
yAM. EVERDELL's SONS, No. 1e4 Fulton st.
w -SBAM JOB PRINTERS aud LABEL MASUFACrUk-
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
g. farmers ano Others.


ALDERNEY COW, Bright Eye thorough
~ bred fresh and Of the best milking stock Also oAes Aldermen
pur, iIostein aud AherIey BULL CALF Dr. Newell
NrS-Buhswek. y. }.
DONE.--For SALE, by the Manufacturers,
ID PURE BONE DUST and FRESH suPERPHoSPHATB Of LINE
Address LISTER BROTHERS. Newark j.
NOR SALF-A full-blood Alderney BULL, IS
months old Also ElEER three years old coming the t4'h
lust Also large Young MULE Apply 10 T. DoBSoN Bergen
Point, Hudson Co, n. ..
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
Mem 11nb!itations.
Al DU CHAILLUs SECOND EXPEDITION

NIs a
D. APPLETON CO.,
NOS 143 AND 445 BROADWAY,
Publish this day;
A JOURNEY TO ASiANGO'bAND;
AND FURTHER Penetration INTO EQUATORIAL AFhiCA
WITH TIM NATURAL HISTORY MANhkkS, AND
CUSTOMS OF THE COUNTRY. 1861
MAP ILLusTRATlOSa bVo. No 49,,
RY.NyER-"M Du Chaius Journey 70 Ashango Land less
Incident than his rreyiou work far better written lie
enterprise after careful preparation lie hd
climate he had knosdge Of the languages ana ne'
OF peope with his reayinerea seenshe hnoSg
IN the TASK ne uno"oA VA"
so nan atyaBtages"-l Examiner -
PRoy OwExs NJ Du Chala added considerably and IN very
important respects knowledge OWehs r.
Du Chaiu and suffered 10 his hTst Hpe
already The mayes o he "ora 20"
Anthropod forth remarkable volume
picturesque and interesting story wen ou "a
adds deal knowledge Of nan and hasafe IN ne western p
OfEquatoriSl Arca"-l Guardian
DA 4 Co have Just Published .
SYBILS SECOND LOVE. Julia Kavanagh ] vol lano "
THE POLITICAL WRITINGS or RICHARD Golden In TWO
volumes Cloth,
THE COMBINED SPANISH METHOD new Practical and Theo
system learning the Castan Language, embracing he most
features Of the best known Methods Wh
Vocabulary B Alberto Torno VI. vol llmo 40 pages ~
THE COOP REPORT Morning Evening Lessons for Lieut. by
Alice b. Haven. l vol, l2mo. Cloth, $l So
TTNHE NEW EDITION Revised and Enlarged
Il ofWEILsS EVERY MAN HIS OWN LAWYER and BUSlNESS
PORN BOOK embraces $50 l2o Of Important Information IN
every business and so at the low pee
of and sent postpaid receipt Of price ins wanted every
where Address BENZ W. HITCHCOCK, Pn'L
No i4Cf. sst, Hev-York
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
Mem publicahors.
No abatement in the demand
CT ELMO. 100000 ST. ELMO.
- PEOPLE
il IL estimated have read
ST. ELMO,
MISS EVAySS NEW SOCIETY NOVEL
Mem l1ubIieatiors.

ST. ELMO,
MISS FVASSS NEW SOCIETY NOVEL,
Just ssucd by
O.. w. CARLETON 90.
and with one s;SC % dap % S1 ST. 81 EJSS @ ah Si Ss S
brilliant , STS Sa '11s 1es 6 pS sled 81 e order Of her receipt
BOOKS OF ABSORBING INTEREST NOW READY
l. MOSBY AND HIS MEN.
By j. Marshall Crawford One vol mo With portraits Of all bis
IT. HISTORY OF THE. ." SHENANDOAH"
The last Confederate By Cornelius Hunt Of her ohees
III. A ROSARY FOR LENT.
Being of Devotional readDg by the author Of Ruedge
". THE LAST WARNING CRY.
By Dr. Cumming author of The Great Tnbaaon &c yspSs
that community talking about and adng - o.
v THE PAPACY EXPOSED.
BY iss efsosS BoS AsSs SSe' 81 % e. with
VI. LAUS VENERIS.
gernOn svnbuns ByrOne poems which are making such
hooks are an beautifully lonnd in cothare sold vepNb,e
and viii be by mail postage free receipt pIiee by
G W, CARLETON Co, Publishers, n y
NEW BOOKS.
THE FAIRE GOSPELLER;
BEING F4sGEs 5E or SF Sc6s Eg &NN6 5HfE FROM
Bv the author Of Mary Powell"
Rather Death than false Of faith"
l6mo tinted paper beveled boards etc, 81 IS
THE DRAYTONs AND THE DAvENANTs.
STORY or TIiR English CIVIL WARS.
BY the author Of tae "seho9seTs-co''A Family
volumes Of this series viz The Schonherg Gotta
Family" The Dawn" Ktty Tevylyan and "Nurtd Ber
l2no match The DTAons Also IN earet tIe tld the
Su.Isy-schOo library sire
POEMS.
By the sutlor ofthe Gotta Family"
lCno tinted paper beveed boards etc. 81 'a
NJ W DODD, Publisher,
No so Broadway.
VIUE MOST CHARMING BOOK EVER
WRITTEN FOR CHILDREN
JUST PUBLISHED
D. THE HISTORY
MOUTHFUL OF BREAD;
AND
ITS EFFECTS ON TIE ORGANIZATION OF MIN AND
ANIMALS
JHAS MACE.
Translated from the French, by Mrs Gsty
Frst American edition n vol u Price S2
AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
THE WEBER PIANO.FORTE

rT,HE WEBER PIANO. FORTE
called BRST INSTRUMENT MADE BY all the leading
city elsewhere pronounced BY the National Pa
no Forte Association snsr trial their with the ts nanue
ooub,y snnenty the BEST PIANO IN AMERICA and
used By Conservatory Music and other high mnne schools alto
f.ther because their power equality and bill
iansy oftone elastic touch and great durability.
wARERooMs No go Broome- st. Broadway.
NVATERSs PIANO 0-EORTES-Gand, Square
w and Uprght-Modeon Pso Church Gem and Cabinet Or
an' the best manufactured warranted for " years Second nssa
Any the let aud applied purehasedi
monthly nsamen received the Old Pianos sksn In
change; paid repaired Illustrated
catalogues any address Mandatory and waIeIooms No. tl
BtosdNAy, n HORACE WATERS Co.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06

C0NINGT0N'' ENEID.
THE FNEID OF VIRGIL,
Translated English tScotFs Ballad Meer)
by JOHN CoNINGToS. NJ A..
Latin Professor In the University Of orford
Al slegi library edition large clear type handsomely printed on
toned psp volume syO be're boards uncut ~ 90 bali
calf ~
THIS TRANSLATION or THE ESEID or VIRGIL By PRO.
FFSsOR CoNINGTOS HAS BEEN UNIVERSALLY ADMITTED TO
BE oNR OF THE MOST ATTRACTIVE BOOKS or THE LAST
LONDON SEASON TT HAS GAINED THIS PRE- EhlNENCB IN
ms PECULIAR DEPARTMENT MUCH CULTIVATED or LArB
BY LORD DERBY AND OTHERS. BY IT'S NOVELTY THE
SINGULAR FELICITY or IT'S DICrIoN, ITS CONSTANT AMI
NATION AND GREAT VARIETY. UNITED WITH COHsUAMArB
SCHOLARSHIP IN ITS REMARKABLE FIDELITY TO THE
NICER SHADES or MEANING IN THE ORIGINAL AUTHOR
FOR sALE AT PRINCIPAL BOOKSTORES.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06

GTEINWAY g. SONS
~ GRAND sQuARR and UPRIGHT PIANOS
taken n Premiums principal fairs this toanr Asd
addition thereto Prize Medal the Grand lnnsuona EI
hoH Londos 1861 eoIpsen with 40 pianos hon all parts Of
the world
Eve sensud with their Patent Agr.f AIrsnemsnt
for years. Waooms Noa Il ana 13 East -Four
tesuh a. a
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
Nfm Publications.
4 TALE OF TWO CITIES.
u AUTHORS AMERICAN BDITIOH
WITH sIXTY-FOUR ILLUSTRATIONS
h,ol suulllsh ed his Las ~
Z B. PETERSON BROTHERS. PhiaaelphIs in connection
INW VEHtI Nv WI
DIyrpI, GnN &. III

no. 3O6 CIIESTNUT-Sr, PHILADELPHIA.
AND FOR SALE By ALL BOOKSELLERS.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
Cost ano founo

I OST-CERTIFICATE No; 9;5S2, 100 Shares
Hnss Son Hartford Conn, Feb 49, 1907, and not
has been stopped and all persons are cautioned
Malhs
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
NEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS.
ENGIJSH ROCKS.

LFNYIIISH BUOhO.
H the whole Of srg library lately the property
collector this The library contains about FVB
THOUSAND VOLCMBS consisting Of Rare CurOus STANDARD
offered the subscriber very loo
would do well call examine the superb
collection Of books in this city. - 80
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06

good circulation and rstAbhd Increasing reputation
TO gentleman Of literary tastes and possessing ea mot
HmOunt the above offer Affords buhR
Gls literary property. Address MAGAZINE fnTOR BeI No 900
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
5nsirnttion.
DURNHAM's AMERICAN BUSINESS

u LEGE, NPKIkGFIELD, NANS.,
Trade sssocatng Theory With Praeee BY
which practically Illustrate and simplify
Of AccountanhP Mercantile EIhsng 6e 10 all ihes
yarOu relations.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06

THE TRADE AND AGENTS
GIBUMs cpLOsED PRINTS, ste.
WHITING BROS, Publishers
No. Bl4 BroAdMaH. New YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06

Il
usrre rohers HewYok the only Publishers IN hmena o.
ots Of Charles Dickens ha, have ever pd anything o 'he Mh
Z I Proof Of his works so as TO enal
aer Brothers publish them 10 Amenea N HARPER NstA a.
y pcon Brotfer 10 book ionn simultaneously with Their pu
] IN Engaui For m priority have paid thousands OF dollar
@ Dickens having paid Thousand Pounds Serng "y
Tor The advanced Proofhees Of Tale OF Two Nues "
ssne amount in gold each Of his otbeT lateworka
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-04

ve, Ses 90 Exactly r'-Solon ShinRle said they
,sc nelc there every time" II he feit "oWlrvU ia
,,. ming, ne took Plantation Bittersi IL he felt
IscIy a. nlBht, ne took Plantation Blttels; IL he
oppressed, be took Plantation Bitters. and thsy
ialleu 70 set him his pins suua re and arm
Few neN persons want any better authority; but ns
sumo may Just read the following
uv baiioys ,h. nj. owe much 70 you, for YER
lie. ,kEI.W IA. WAGUNLH, Mario, N !. %T'
$780,. -, have been a great suflerer
IRON dyspepsia, and had TO abandon nreschi,,y
cpr.d mn Ihe Plantation Biters have
REV: &. A. WILDWOOD, New York Ci,v
- had lost ali apnetits- 80 so
weak ana enerVated could hardly " ar AMI bsI 9
perfect dread OF society ~ "AiAi anu nsu
Plantation Bitters have see t,,,. a,, -. Inc
a. JAMES HklMINWAY. 81 Ionis No
=, Tho Plantation Hitters have
cuI~u mt OF q deran cement OF the Kidnays a., y
Urinary organs, that distressed me- Ior' Sn,s anu
Ihey act like u charm S A"A 1eais
c. L. MOORE 2b4 Rroad,r.,, ~, y,
Mrs. q, Nj. DEVOE, manaSsyy ~ trem ~ 1,k. T1lt
Home school for Soldiers Lhiidren saw sh ..,
sINeh si IL 70 the weak and Invalid children under
her ehhrSeI win the most happy and trratiyyINa -
ISsultS, s ms nave received over a hundred rcsnss
OF such certlhcates, but no adyertIsemsnt a.
feetiye as what people thelnselyes say az % @ eI,
aftlcle Ourtortuhe and our eputntIon IL =. e eyOu
The original quality and high ehsracta ~ ~,
Eoods VIII be sustained under every ana All
"a M t lney nave already obtained a saie
civilized nations. Base imitators t nhinlet m among
near our name ana style as thew can ~, IOho ~
good article can not be sold as low 40 iiu u oecause
they nhd some support from parties SRbo a.
private stamp over the cork sUa'd sec our
T. ii. DRAKE CO.. New YorL C,,.-
Druggists. s0iu ny all
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-04
Reparator Capilli.

wig ''''"'
Destructive Of comfort and not worth a1g.
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly ami fafr
And rejoice in your own luXuriant hair
REPARATOR CAPILLI.
For restoring hair upon bald heads from what
ever cause IL may have fallen on,) and forcint, a
growth Of hair upon the face, IL has no eguai II
Will force the beard TO grow upon the smoothest
face In from hye to eight weeks or hair upon baid
heads In from two TO three months. A few igno-
rant practitioners have asserted that there h
ing that will force or hasten the growth OF the
or beard Their assertions are false as thousanis
OF living witnesses from their own experienceI
can can bear witness. But many will say, how are ws
70 distinguish the gem inc from the spurIousY IL
certainly Is ditlcut, nine-tenths or the differ
ent preparations advertised for the hair and beard
are entirely worthless, and you may have already
Inrown I'M own away large amounts in their purchase.
10 such we would say, try the ReparatOrCappii
u viii cost you nothing unless il ulY comes up 10
our representations. IL your Druggist does not
Keep " send us one dollar aud we Will forward III
@ together with receipt for the money
Mhieh VIII be returned you on application pro-
NldinE entire satisfaction Is not given. Address
W, l.. CLARK n CO. Chemists
AvSi, 30 ,se, n, NOS West Fayetto Street,
AP'h 49, Aoo'-oiycis SYRACUSE, N Y.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-04
Ch11dren'a Home
Notice to Contractors.

| AUDITORS OFFICE MONTGOMERY Co, o., I
| DAYTON, May ~, 1867.
| THE County Commissioners OF Montgomery
1 4 County, Ohio, hereby give notice that scaled
proposals will be received at the Auditors Once
until june Saturday IS, 1857. for the work and
materials required for the erecting Of Child
ren's Home. Plan and specifications can be seen
at the Auditors ollce, and after June g. 1857.
Bids must be made separate for the work, as
follows:
First-On the wood work
second--On the brick work.
Third-Oh the masonry.
Fourth--On the free. stone caps, stating the
price each, according to the size and patterns re-
qulred. U
Yifth Dayton stone for caps, cut.
SiKth-for furnishing and laying all the slate
n CN06ng cornice work, including Iron valleys and
iron ridging or eapping, stating the price per
Sc Yenth-On tin work
Eilyht-ExcayatlOn
Min tb--Also plasteTtDR. -.4 .s.a.
Each OF the above items will be considered
separately, In awarding contracts. Proposals
WIN ais 0 be received for the completion Of the
entire b. Iilding. ..ur-
Every l1rOposRl must be accompanied with q
bond tstaLopedl, executed by the party proposing,
and two good securities conditioned 10 accept and
fulhl the ntraet ifit should be awarded 10 him,
Rgreeably ~ his proposal. No proposal will be
considered without this bond accom- panyingit.
The Comm tssioners reserve TO themselves the
right 10 reject any all OF the proposals, IL theV
should consider II necessary for the best inter
wv. DIETRICH,
May a, 6I-d2waw1 Auditor Of Mont. Co.. o.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-04
The DAILY EMPIRE.
ALL SORTS OF ITEMs.


Tho Philadelphia Lincoln Monument
Association has $4,000 in the treasury.
NO sculptor In this country has been found
willing to contract for erecting the monu-
ment.
A late prominent officer In our service is
said to be engaged on G work designed to
prove that great injustice has been done
General ROsecrans, and that Grant was
only lucky military blunderer.
The meanest man we have heard from
Is that one at Northampton, Mass, who
sued his brother the other day for 500. for
the board of himself and wife, during a
visit which they paid him three years ago,
when first married.
The St. Louis Times says they have an
institution at Frankfort known as the
Feeble Minded Institute" Half of the
members of the Radical Congress should
at once apply for berths.
The Army aud Navy Journal has an lngen-
ious way of calling man lipr. In sneak
ing of General Baker. it describes him as
lone of those decorative men who make Il
q point OF honor never to let a story lose
anything by passing through their artistic
hands"
The Lamoille W.T. Ne,osdealer saws Rev,
Mr.. Fowler, of lrasburg, has been COM
PEELED to leave town hastily on account o
an outrage committed by him upon his
niece girl under thirteen years ofage.
The bankrupt act, which will 60 into
operation on the first of June. sweeps of
imprisonment for debt throughout this
country. 1t sets aside all stay laws, and
all preferences, voluntary agreements, and
secret attachments.
A catfish was caught a few days ago. in
side the crevasse at Valentia Landing, near
Thibodeauxville, La, which weighed 2S7
pounds.
The Fitchburg. Mass. Reveile mentions
the arrest In that town of worthy citizen
who has long acted as leader in the cause
OF temperance and as a champion of the
prohidHOiy law" for secretly mauufactur-
ing whisky in violation Of the revenue
laws.
A grand ratification took place the 9th
er day in New London, Mo. A party of
men with dogs turned out on a rat hunt
ana IN three hours succeeded In killing
b3S. Only three residences were visited &C
that.
A board of officers belonging to the Uni
ted States Corps of Engineers is about To
convene in Albany for the purpose of in
specting the condition of the Improvement
OF the hudson river with view to the ex-
penditure of the 100000 appropriated by
| the last Congress.
correspondent of the Mirror anu Far
mer has heard that chewing the center seed
stalk OF the common plantain will effect
ually cure the hankering for tobacco in
those who wish to abandon the miserable
habit of chewing.
From the crop of sugar beets raised ia
Chattsworth, ILL.,, they have made 100000
pounds of nice sugar. They are plowing
for the next crop.
Papers published in the Island of Jamaica
complain that there is still quite an impor-
tation of slaves of Africa to Cuba, and that
this traffic has largely increased since the
arrival OF the new Governor General OF
that Island. The slaves are brought in
swift steamers of American build, and as
many as one thousand are brought la each
vessel.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-04

add To tSoi1i LSoGid not be beautlfulf Who worId M,
ity and dtsft1o. What gives thatmGTbIe puTs
eres Ta IN the city belleY IL il no We upon the
tnued use qs9 re%aSs. aSgans Magnolia Balm rs ,e
ronghness, from the face and bsnd.A, pimples and
rSVishiAGo smooth, Transparent IIoamesves the
materiai 1lhs ,nshy cosmetics il Sonts and
order il for vd tothe skin Any DrIHnt!h no
i'T you IL DOT on hand, at 30 cts e geIst viii
ND -; - IhAGAk, Troy, n. Y Jben,ost,tle oottle
OEMAs BARNES & CO. C0' q
Sara,o Wholesale Agents. N Y
Druggists water, sold BY NH
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-04

~ itiS most delightful Hair Dressing.
IL itsfadlcates scurf and dandruf
~ Keeps the head cool and clean
IL makes the hair rich, soft and glossy
~ prevents hair turning gray and faiIins on
~ restores hair upon pTematurely haId tI ~
rms Is lust what Lyons KathaIr1n v ~ M i'Shos
~, y cheap-durabe 1t Is literally Sols hy
the ioad and yet its almost incfedibis s,n
~ uAl! Increasing until there is hardly co,,nt
store that does not Keep It, or family IN
use y, = THOMAS LYON, Chemist n w
nTnsgist' ga spring water, sold by Ali
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-04
OVER A MILLION pOI1Apss.vpn,

r,S.'. % "a ~ uALL1ON DOLLARS SAVED!
Va br ,o oleihen ~ had negro man vor,h q, ooo
nseesS t, cold from bad hurt In the ISS fiHV
rn,,jd S oI over year. had uEed asss,s -, auu M@S
ican M,'s.I VI Wlthoutbene1t until tricd Ing
ncnt cure" bsoon effected perm n :
Montgomery. Ala J. j.. DOWNING.
Nnstare pleasure In recommebdjno tho ,,.,
articI. Lihlmont as ayaluabIean nII LII mexican
Uorses SPIalhs, Sores, Scratches or ppenIsshDle
soraS ph OuI men have used IL for R,,r1 1alls on
magic" 49, ana all say II acts iii =
den.s nfora fSr american, Wells FaTEOL LENT aHd
ne sprain ofmy daughters Anil.
week after X sIst winter
MustanB Liniment using your celebrated
Gloucester, Mass, Au1 ,ss, ED. sEELY.T :
~ ~ ~. 10 an m admitted fact that the ATavi. =,
- ~ d peIiorms more cures in shnrs MustaDg
W az tli niiu yeast, than any article eno time, on
have il on hand ontI ana planters should
bearns the %rtSPPed il Is
over the top. mp VI iDEAAs b. ARHKs 4 Ia
An effort has been made N
onsaP stone plate label LooE ciossi iSit IL with
gists. ""teR, sold by all Drpo
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-04

LYONS EXTRACTOR PURKJAMkioA GiNoER-For
Indigestion, Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Headache
Cholera Morbus, Flatuleney, &C. whereA warm,
ing stimulant Is required. Its careful preparation
and entire purity mAkesit q cheap AM eliRble an.
tiole for culinary purposes, Sold every where AZ
50 cts, per bottle Ask for"LroS's" Pure tract
Take no other,
ssratsEa spring water, seld by All
Druggists A-eoWiy,