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ANSWER TO PRoBLEM.-Thea following
has been sent us as aa answer to the poeti-
cal pro6iem pablished1 I'M the SrATEsaiAN
of last Monday: svs-rvs7szss -
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GoING THE WAY OF ALL MILITARY GLORY
Tod Barracks. where formerly shown the
gIistening bayonet, where citizens OF Co
Iuiiabas were forced to pump water for sol
diefs because some wag, to- play joke, had
lodged icompiaint OF ssone7friyslous sort
against them, wherelconscripts groaned on
Being ordered TO g the 'front.' p where Volun-
teefs received their 6 first installmenti of
bounty" Tod Barracks, the scene OF more
IectIery and debaaehery than y etheer e
similar institution in the country, is TO be
converted into dwelling houses. The
sword N,9 hath been turned into the piow5;
share, and thespear into the pruning hook.
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The MARKETs.-Tne attendance on the
market yesterday morning was rather slim
because of the rainxo Vegetation is SO far
along now that it's possible to get up quite
. dinner of, vegetabless Lettuce is abun-
dant; three large head hfor % cents; rad
ishes ditto; three, punches for quarter
pie-plant, 5 cents per bunch and spinach 10
cents a eartload. There is no chanced in
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COLUMBUS. April 16.

u q ~ COLUMBUS, April 49,
Mr.. EDITOR: The following is the state
ment and answers to Kildare's problem of
the 18th inst: 's -s.tse 7t.-. 5a 1a" peg 80
Let x, Y. and T., the barley, rye and
wheat, respectively then, from the condi-
tions we have ~ ~ ia-.. ,ss
28X n 36Y u 4SZ=4000 = r,.s
And 2SX X 72Y n 4SZ=4SO OK A2Y sZA1O
From which. by elimination, the follow
ing values of X, Y. and Z. are easily OBJ
tained: 8isegs
X=2s, the Barley. zq
Y=20, the Rye. pc sn
-7Z=52, the Wheat. f4t-E
We would be glad to have Kildare or
some one OF your readers send you the
solution of the following
PROBLEM. ia
A country woman brings a number of
eggs to market-more than 100 but less
than 200. She is undetermined whether to
sell them in fifteens or by the dozens, for
in the first case she would have eggs re-
naming, and in the second 10. How many
eggs has she? GEO. S. INNS.
TRANSFERRED YEsTEADAY.-The follow
ing transfers of real estate were left at the
Recorders offer yesterday: gsE
VIM. Baldwin, attorney in fact for Jona-
than B. Okeson to John Heinz, April 18th,
lot7 Of subdivision of west half of out-lot
No. 26, in the city of Columbus, for $500.
Harriet e. Ijams and Samuel p. Elliott
and wife to Benjamin Budd, April 1st, 11S
acres in one tract and 120 acres in another,
in Clinton township, for $1O,710.
Eliza and AImeron S. Martin to James
Baker, April 11th, lots Nos. and in Nor
Fis' addition to the town of Worthington,
tor $3.50.
w. A. Gill and wife to j. r. Hughes and
r. johnson, April 18th, lots Nos. 43, A, 81,
so, So and "a of Wm.A eGill's third North
addition to the city of Columbus, for ST.
600. .,..- - --'-A .~ H.. -,n,
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/ C0MMERCIIT. ETTERSss
Weekiy Reyle W Of OO1dm bus MI arIe eta
/ - ~ STATESMAN OFFICE -
( TuEsDAY EYENING. Anril l6.

Wheat, Red. OO@3 IS Molasses per gal$1 eo@1 co
Oats per bushel.. .45cSyrup per gal 81 oO91 90
Corn per bushel ..... .75ci Maple IS 81 IS
Butter per b.. ..s.- 5clSorghum. ~! 5eeo
Lard per B.....,...... .l5c TeaT-Y. H. andl p e2O01
TallGw per Bs.-.s.s y Nete O. 0oloRg $l409260
ld Rrled Apfsss o p eal2sc Rio Coffee per b. 2Sg3oc
White Beans. . 5O9s 25 Rics Carolina. per lsI5
Potatoes, 81 OO Brooms per doz&3 90 &3 50E
Satin sacks. seel Hay PertOn.s SIG oOas0o0E
Saltper bb. ~ go Soap, box, per n e@l2cI
Beef per ct 80 Oo Flour per 81 -$2 GOALS 90
Shoulders p h...... .l21kcl white. $l6@ls so
SFds #oSagsf aRREk gesa g
Macker1 No.I y bla< g$l2 opal ~ 926s1
l. Dbl. IS 75EGheese, per H.; ..;2992Sco
White Fish Il bbl. IS IS Rasins, Mr. bx 4I5@5Q0
God FishpeF bnews :l9cI : layers ~ 7s961o
Herring per bbl $l2 col gft3 Sultan p b $500
Eggs per doz-. 18et Figs Per B4-... 500
Corn Meal per pus Sl 20 Prunes per b. ..-.,.E22eo
Dried Beef 25c ~ 20925cO
NO, ,SqgarR; .121&@16ScIS; 2. Hams per B-,-tIse
SuckWheat Flour per &c baln taTns.. .s--15cI
Clover pr bu w ~ Drled Fears.
Ihmothy Seed sRuSh s$S 70 Rags
Maple Sugar. 1890
WHOLESALE MARKET "''s ''t'H
;FLoUR-Sales at &l3 so to $14 so for red, and.
$i4 OO9I5 90 fer white. :. - - - 80
s. a9f No 9tP ES; 'S Club
GoES7-Unssttled. prices ranging from SOC to 75o
Per Pga, bush t -si.a .nmoooA Ems iisM
RYE-Sales at S0965c. ns.It - ss--~5s ,iTt = yssY
HAYe-5alesatn $I4 90 sls 90. a-sZ9 ,,,5.i tfs;f
s1ERSies Il & s g per and
sSs s Ssgso esPsr RBl, ..s.oo
ELA7 SEED~Salss at s. 95Ss 40 per bush. > 10y
CLOVER SEED-$10 00@ll 90. ~ .s5
BUcEwHEfT FLoTR s4@4 so. aaii st.,fs 2 gs.,s :,
NeyrsY ork Money Market-Aprfl fe. ii''
M0NEYr-Easy and lstesdHatiz@s per eents foE2
III OfG5f1ft ~ f,Ioossoazo q 1e1 ~ w. TTEEA
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new York CattIe I1nzsrket-April,Isss 3,

BEEF e TLE-The number yaTdedi audlmestly
sold at Bergen to-day was 34S, included in which
were 155 from this State, 40 from Mchig n and 400
from inois aud OtherN estefn States The wealth
er was fine and warm and trade was quite lively
The offerings were sold earlyin the days The quo
tations were .I,s,if4 .,f, f..,rzry4s-, 80
FiFst quality .l7x zc
Medium Observation-Disclosures. .162@n Z
Ordinary. @-16 0
Average. -..L..... YIiC 1870
These are the highest figures realized this year.
Teegrams have gone west to buy. s..1 a., - ntnrs
SHEEP-Quality light and many very poor, tFalf
the number have been shorn. The prices were 799c
for sheared, and 6910cfor wool. few Ohio prime,
weight los lbs. brought'9S{e. HOH I'D J.-afts
H0GS-Twenty-o -one cars in to-day, There wero
too many scalawags weighing 100 lbs. These were
hard tosellat 6%97Kc -'t' = i''s ioit4i' - ''lf'
Total receipts for the weekA ses beet cattle,
1852 sheep, and l6,9Ss hogs sgi!jsi w0Gs OFT
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CouNTf CENrKxL GoMMfrfEE MEETfSo.-
There Willie d meeting ofthe County Cen
tral Comwittee at Thurman bail on satrr-
day afternoon next, April 10th, at two
O'clock. By order 1''s % s.'.''.'Si ii'o
NT. S!ssHEPARD, Chm.
SANE. KuE, Sec'y, re.c ts ss,,s
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DR.. TUCKER'S EXTRA VISIT,

nR. TUCKER WOULD SAY TO HIS
IL old patrons and the public. that he may be
consulted at the GO0DALE HOUSE columbus
daily till the first of April,
DR.. Tucker has now visited Columbus regularly
he is reliable and successful The great increase of
his practice requires this extra visit to accommo-
date his NUN erous patients IL is not necessary 70
enumerate the .. -.. - .-.. -.-T
EN- TIRE LIST OF CHRONIC DISEASES,
but will merely saymy speciality IS THE WHOLE
list of Diseases which others have failed to cure.
mch2O-tf I v ~ --.-t-.---.
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TWO RERFO and O'Clock p. M.
s9 The Procession will enter The city at lO
o'clock. 80 So
Admission 5Ocents,; Children under 10 years 25c
b. NJ. STEVENS,
apr15-dMwsTTs6w1t General Agent.
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= GoBBLED.-A German named Anthony
Nfgfer left his carpet sack on the wood pile
near the ladies' room in the depot, yester-
day morning, after the trains had lett,
and went to |. git some peer yet" and on
his return, found that it was gobsled.
Officers John Naddy aud Michael Mcguire
saw q man naGaed Jacob Schultz with a
yalise In his hand, acting rather SINGULAR
ly, and they gobbled him, taking him be-
fore the, Mayor, where the larceny was
proved, and the Mayor sentenced him to 30
days in the county Jail on bread and water.
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THE BLACK CRooK.-Another bad night
and another good house is the record for
the Black Crook at the Opera House last
night. With a party of gentlemen at the
theater, they expressed their surprise at
the completeness with which the play was
produced here, s:Why,"" said one of them,
with the exception of ballet, and one
ortwo other little matters impossible out
side Of New York, you have the Black
Crook here as agnifcehtly produced and
bstterplayed than at Niblo's Garden" 5s.e
Miss Eanny Prestige Swimming hosts of
admirers by her spicy, ratthng manner OF
rendering the character Of ''Carline,' . and
her songs are now to be heard in every
parlor and on the street. She is a very at
tractiye little body and capital actress,
and deserves more extended notice than
we can give at this late hour. M'dIle Au-
gusta night after night adds to her list OF
admirers. She is immense as a danseuse,
and has no equal in the west. -s-s8. m
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I,ooaldmGM ews.I IN

MErEoRoLoaIcAL TABLE, prepared and
c corrected By w. " sa3agS Jsweler, ss
e1.-G1. rTs--I,
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Tin VIM .ns~.. ms @ your your question At once Tween
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MoNEY-=-Easy and dsstesdxat7@s Per ssnta f0sz
Il: GoTls lIa5ts Closed at 1aI Z. ~ "A TIaHA
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John Quick, of Oxford township, New
Jersey, aDSconded with some $4,000, OBJ
tanned under the alleged endorsement OF
his father, from the Washington and Bel
videre banks, and private citizens. The
father, overcome by his sons mischief,
committed suicide.
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InRunninr Order,

Advices received here state that the
damages TO Southern railroads from the
great floods are repaired, except the bridge
at Bridgeport, Ala, which is crossed by
cars on boats without breaking bulk.
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and sound policy, and we call upon our
Governments, Federal and State to use all
necessary Constitutional means to remedy
this evil. .f.
9. Resolved, That the Radical majority in
the so-callcd Congress have proved them
selves to be In favor Of Negro Suffrage by
forcing It upon the people of the District
of Columbia against their almost uuani-
nous wish, sOlemnly eXpressedat the polls,
by forcing it upon the people of all the
Territories, and by their various devices to
cocrce the people of the South to adopt 1t;
that we are opposed to Negro Suffrage, be-
lleving II would be productive of evil to
both whites aud blacks and tend to pro-
duce a disastrous conflict of races.
Z. Resolved, That for all their efforts to
uphold the Constitution we tender to the
President and to the majority of the Judges
of the Supreme Court OF the United States
our hearty thanks.
s. Resolved. That we are in favor Of a
Democratic Convention Of delegates from
all the States. to be held at such time and
place rs may pc agreed upon, and that the
State Central COmmiuee be authorized to
concur with other proper committees In
fixing time and place, and that we prefer
Louisville, KY us the place. .s
.. ResoiUed, That Che Democratic news
papers Of Ohio deserve our earnest and lib
eral support, and that an early and thorough
organization of the party Is indispensable.
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Rsal estate.
LENTz @ ApPLEGATR,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
once 1928 Third street, North Side.
DAYTON OHIo

n. SMALL FARM, 81 ACRES; GOOD
brick house and we'll improved six miles irom
Dayton, adjoining Liberty
A. nne residence, 5k acres, well improved
within one mile of Dayton o. 800
A frame house and four acres, on GreenCastle
Hill-f2OOO. cheap.
larm Of 100 acres, on Bear Greek, good land
for 500 per acre.
farm two miles from Dayton, on the Coying.
ton pixies " acres OF land; good brick house large
new barn and other out ut-buildinRs, In good order
Greencastle Hill, will be sold cheap ii sold soon
smu ltarm of twenty nine acres siA miles iron
Day ton, ON Liberty pike; well improved; will be
sold cheap aud ON easy terms
Good farm ner Genteiyine, in Washington
township, OF 1881 acres known as the IuWn's
larm, ail in the best OF order viii bus ld ,hehp
Guod lhtm, all IN good orier in W Murrtn cot nty
ON Lebanon road from MiddlgtoNn ui one nun.
dred and fourteen and e-hult uCrtsi Il LAiRuin
Good ihtm ul 90 acres, IN lTcble county Oh lew.
isburg nnd west Baltimore road new house and
barn, g6ud young orchard all IN the best oider:
part bntiom hlnd, on Millef's tUrk; bargain
Good frame house and lot on Fourth St above
high water mark sold at a bargain IL sold soon
A Tarm OF 100 acres, mile north OF Browns sta
proved-&iO,OOO
tarn VI 90 acres good improvements at
Browns station, ON Western n. R.-$3,2OO
from Dayton-t9OOO
A number OF houses and lots in different parts OF
the city All Will be sold cheap
leDS-u LENIZ & APPLEGATE r. f. A.
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The average currency price of spring
wheat in that market during the past year
was 81 40 per bushel; which was just 81 in
gold. That is nine cents less than In 1854,
81 cents less than in 1855, cents less than
in 1856, and only Z cent less than in 1860.
The average currency price of corn du-
ring the year 1866 was IS cents, and the gold
price 81 cents and mills, being actually
lower than the average price during any
one of the seven years prior to the rebel
lion.
And yet the farmers have been com
PEELED to pay from 100 to 300 per cent. in
gold more for groceries and fabrics than
before the war.
We think that Congress should be guided
more by a regard for agriculture than for
any other interest in its financial and tax
alton schemes. AS 1t flourishes, everything
else except respectable gambling also -four
ishes.
The foregoing facts and commeDts come
from two Republican prints, the Chicago
Tribune and the Cincinnati Times.
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! PETITION FOR PARTITION.

ENRANCls MOllR, whose residence is unknown
II Corneha Mohr now wife OF Clement Richie
who live IN ClermOnt County, Ohio. John r Mohr
VINO llyesln Randolph County, Illinois. and Thum-
wlll take notice, that "A petition was filed against
them on the 1th day al January, 4. D. 1867 In the
superior court, within and for the County Of
Montgomery and state of ohio. by John r. LuI.
WE and i now pending, wherein said John r.
Ludwic demands partition OF the following rea
estate to-Wit; Being lots numbered i've hundred
and eighty 500 and i've hundred and eighty
one, lb6ll OF the revised plat OF the city
o! Day ton and that at the neXt term OF said Court
held after forty days from the date Of the pub
lcaton Of Unis notice, application will be made
the said petitioner, for order that partition
may be made of said premises.
JOHN T. LUDWIG
JAS. II BAGGOTT, Ait'J for Peutioner. lswd
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EHE DAILY EMPIRE.
AGRICULTURAL.


GRAPE VINE OF SANTA BARBARA.---one of
the celebrities Of Spanish California Is the
immense and beautiful grape vine now
growing ut the Monticello, two or three
miles below Santa Barbara. The planter of
the vine was Donna Marcelina Felix de
Dominguez, of the earliest expedition to
Sonora, before 1880. IL was planted by her
over sixty years ago. IRON. slip which
she cut from the young vineyard at San
Antonio Mission, In Monterey county for a
horse whip. Her husband had got permits
sion to make small garden near the warm
springs of Monticello, a favOrite place for
the washerwomeu of the new settlement of
Santa Barbra, and there she planted It on the
edge of a knoll. 1t Immediately took root
and began to bud and lea, and from care
ftil attention before she died, Il was made to
produce more than any known grape vine
in all America, North or South.
Between 1850 and 1860 it had been trailed
over some 80 feet in circumference, with a
trunk II inches in diameter, rising clean
10 feet FROM the ground Some years IL has
borne over 6,000 punches of ripe and sound
grapes, or close on to 5000 pounds, and be-
come the wonder of every resident or so,
iourner In that part OF California. And
what is more, for the last thirty years il has
| principally maintained the old woman and
her numerous family.
Prof. Siliman. when he visited it last
year, said he had never heard of such an
immense grape vine In any other country,
which is saying q great deal as he has
Travelled much In the South of Europe
San Francisco Bulletin.
AGRICULTURAL lNTEREsTs.-Th idea is
prevalent that agricultural produce is two
or three times higher than for several years
before the rebellion. The Chicago Tribune
puts this matter straight by the following
anti-Mnr nrlcCs In TINT CITY
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A HOUSE AND LOT IN MIAMISBURG
AT SuERIFF'S SALE.

A HOUSE AND LOT IN MIAMISBURG
AT SuERIFF'S SALE.
John Elg Vs Franz Rsuscher. Superior Court
Case 1916.
II obedience to the command Of an order Of sale,
Il Issued by the Superior Court within and for the
county Of Montgomery, and 10 me directed will
oner AZ public sale at the door OF the Court House
in the city of Dayton, ohio, on
Monday March t. 1861, al O'Clock ?. NJ,
The following described real estate to-wit: Sit.
uate in the County OF Montgomery and state OF
ONO, all that lot tract or parcel OF land lying and
being tO-wtt: Beginning at the n. T.. corner OF
Henry Bollenbach's lot, and running from thence
north lt5 rect along Water street Thence extend
ing back To the Midmi River adjoining the town Of
Miamisburg, in the county and state aforesaid :
the same being the tract OF land conveyed by Jacob
kercher and wife 20 David GuckhaltE, andby him
70 Cobble, and by Frederick Cobble to John Mover,
deceased, mther OF Theresa and Lena Meyer; and
from thence 10 solomon Hilbert, and from solomon
HILBERT 70 Jacob Zimmerman, and from Jacob
zimmerman TO John Elg the same being lot No
Q45l, on the revised plat OF said town.
SAID real estate has been appraised at sass co. and
cannot sell ioEa less than tNo-thirds OF the ap-
praised value thereof
TERMS OF SALE-CASfI.
O. q. II. DAVIDSON, Sheriff
ADAM CLAY, Attorney siwtt
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The experience Of past ten years has demon
sttated the TACT that tho utmost reliance may be
placed in the efficacy Of
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,
for tho speedy and permanent cure OF Seminal
weakness, Emissions, Physical and Nervous de.
blity, Impotence, or want OF power, the result OF
sexual excess, or
which neglected, ruins the happiness and units
the sufferer for business, Social Society or Mar
r!age, and often terminates in an untimely grave.
Make no delay IN seeking the remedy. Bells
tcrlercnce with business pursuits,
NO CHANGE of DIET NECESSARY
They are entirely vegetable and perfectly harm.
loss ON the system. Each box contains 90 pills,
with tull directions aud a treatise ON the conse-
quences and cure. Price One Dullar Beware OF
Counter eltS III you cannot procure them of
your Druggist send the money IA pr JAMES
BRYAN, Consulting Physician sl0 broadway New
lorki and they viii he sent by return of mail,
free from observation
For sale by Druggists generally.
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DIVORCE NOTICE.

TOB H. MARTIN, whose residence is unknown
81 will take notice that Mary r. Martin on the
ssth Of January, a. ID. 1861. hled in the Court OF
Common Pleas o. Montgomery County, Ohio, her
petition, praying LOT divorce, against said dc.
iendant CEuse-wtllnl absence and habltunI
drunkenness for more than three sars.
-. =. 80. L, THOMPSON, Attorney.
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Dr.. j. BRYAN, CoNs'0 PHYSICIAN

oAO NtW
SPECIAL TREATMt IN all cases OF
seminal, sexual, Urinary and Nervous Diseases
IN male or female. ADVICE FREE and CORES pond
enco STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
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LENTZ & APPLEcATE.

Il H. a l. h. = . n n r. a q +. y II =
once 323 Third street North side
DAYTON OHIO.
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AVOID THE oUAcKs.

If you are suffering from the effects OF Youthful
lndiscretion and have Seminal Weakness, Ennis
slOns, &c Will send you, free Of charge iniOrma.
tion which, if followed, VIII cure You without the
aid of medicines. Address HENRY AMSDEN,
jaldaw1yl7 station D. New York
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Patented lIay eD, 1sna.

iHAoS SOS Abops
This is an article for washing without rubbing,
except in very dirty places, which will require u
very slight rub, and unlike other preparations of
Tered for al Ike purpose WILL NOT ROT THE CLOTHES
but VIII leave them much WINTER than ordinary
methods without the usual wear and tear
1t removes grease spots as If by magic, and soft
the dirt by soaking so that rinsing will in
binary cases entirely remove IL.
This powder is prepared in accordance with
chemical science, and upon process peculiar to
ITSELF which Is secured by Letters Patent. 1t has
been ln use for more than year, and has proved
itself an universal fayorite wherever il has been
used. Among the advantages claimed are the fol
lowing, viz;
It saves all the expense of sorp Usually used on
cotton and linen goods ...
Il saves most Of the labor of rubbing, and wear
and tOar.
Also, for cleaning windows it is unsurpassed
With one quarter the time and labor usually re-
CURED it imparts a beautiful gloss and ustre,
much superior to any other mode. No water re-
CURED except to noiSten the powder.
Di ections with each package
Aud can be readily appreciated by Il single trial
The cost of washing for family OF i've six per
sons will not exceed THREE CENTS
The manufacturers of this powder are aware
that many useless compounds have been Intro
or Jailed In removing the dirt but knowing the in
trinsic excellence Of this article, they confidently
proclaim 1t as being adapted 20 meet demand
which has long existed, aud which has heretofore
remained unsupplied.
MANUFACTURED BY
HOWE & STEVENS,
ESQ Broadway, Boston.
ALSO MANUFACTURERS or FAMILY DYE COLORs
Sold by all GrOcers and Dealers. ocyd3m
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w ILL ATTEND TO THE SELLING
aud buy ing OF real estate, loan money Oh Lund and
mortgage, make collections, etc etc. All business
entrusted 70 them Will be faithfully attended to.
OC2b-tf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-16
Dr.. Harvey's Golden Pills

Is q remedy four degrees strongcrthan the abov
and intended for special cases OF long standing.
Price Five Dollars per lIoX
lf you cannot purchase the pills of your Dr. A.
gist they will be sent by mail, uost Jdid sect re
irdm observation, on receipt Of the money by pr
JAMES BRN AN, Consulting Physician, $40 Broad
way, New York
For sale by Druggists generally.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-16
DR.. Harvey's Female Pills.

The experience Of thirty years has proved they
have no equal for Removing ObstructiOns and Ir-
rrgutaritics. No MATTER FROM WHAT CAUSE THEY
ARISE. They are safe and sure in every case Up-
wards of $1,000 boxes are sold annually, and no
complaint OF their efficacy is ever heard, for they
accomplish what they are represented TO do
sold in boxes Containing Sirfy PHls. Price one