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DENNsYLvANIA CENTRAL RA11RoAp.-
wINTER ARRANeEMENT

W1NTbh AhhANGEmEHVs
The trains of the pennsylvania Central Railroad
leave the Depot at THIRTY FIRST and MARKET
SSs y Ra%S css % % The
nut and Walnut Street Railway run within square
'on Sundays the Market street cars leave Frona
and Market streets 80 minutes before the departure Of
Manns Bsgga9gs Express VIII I call for ana deliver
BAGGAGE re q. 3 attenton he once No~
OneAnu' TRAINS LEAVE DEPOT. VIZ i.A
Faoi asH Accom-. Nos and z, 100 Z NJ and lis p n
Fast Line and Erie Express 1900 NJ.
HarrisSuTs Accommo ESQ II
Lancaster Accommodation. at 400 p NJ
Pittsbuig and Erie Ddall.'''''' gOO n NJ
Pittsburg and Erie Mail leaves daily exce6t sat1f:
Philadelphia Express leaves daily All other trains
oH Psys.senseFs by Mail Trian 20 to wnliansport with
out change OF csrs. and arrive at Lock Haven az sa
Passengers by Mall Train go to Carlisle and Cham!
bersburg without change OF cars.
Sleeping Car Tickets can be had on application A
'ne iNTiTfA TRAINS ARRIVE AT DEPOT VIZ
Cincinnati Express at 1880 A. NJ
Pao Xccom, Nos and aSO A. III. and aiO p n
Parksburg 92O A. n
Lancaster Train. 1910 2, N.
Fast l'SO 2. NJ
Harrsburg ;;......at $50 p. Il:
Cincinnati Express arrives daily. Ali other traini
orPy PSssenSeFs ieaVing Lock Haven at IA NJ and WI
Transport at $40 A. M, reach Philadelphia, withona
change of cars, from Wnliamsport, by Day Express.
e'T The Pennsylyania Railroad Company win not a.
rel and limit their responsbility 70 one hundred dol
nTs In VIA be at the rE q tSS unes IN
special contract. ., q. ..'
For further int0556faRSPj 56aR aPRE % e Tickle. Agent
SAMUEL II. WALLACE.
Ticket Agent, at the Depot
An Emigrant Train runs daily, except Sunday. Eos
TO FRANCIS FUNK No. 1S7 DOCK Street.
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schrs Minnesota, Butnan and j. w Vanneman,
Sharp, hence, at Boston eth inst.
port Sth inst.
schrs s. l.. Simmons, Candy. and M. b. Smith,
Grace for philadelphia cleared at Boston 0th inst
NJ New York yesterday,
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MIsCFTIANy.

MISCELLANY.
SienmBnlp Juno, smith, sailed from Wilmington, M
~ 10Th nlt Tor New York. with cargo OF naval stores
etc. and as she Is now twenty-three days overdue Y
ls Ieafed that she Is lost The Juno brg.rgged
neS5el o 659 tons register, rated A1Js, was built az
haIh Me, In 1862 owned by Murray Ferris d Co., OF
New York, and employed in their line between New
YORK and Wilmington, N, O.
The bRrque Wild Horse, Parr OF Windsor N. s..
n0m New Hork for Liverpool, with petroleum went
hshore near the Lady Elizabeths Cove, rramore Bay
pn lhe morning OF the 23d nlt., and Will, II is reared
pecome total wreck; saved by the national life
UoaI greater portion of the cargo Will be saved as
The gale has since abated.
ship b. s. Kimball. Dearborn. sailed from Charles,
Ton 7th inst for Liverpool with haes upland and
Z baes OF Sea Island cotton, being the largest cargo
OF the Kind shipped from Charleston since the close OF
The war; The total number of bales t3959) weighed
li6Sl2V9 pounds, and is valued at $jils5257,
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PENALTIES AND FNEs.-The fines and penal
Ties returned by the Committing Magistrates for
the month ending March 81, were as folloWs;-
. J. R. Massey, S36 fines, and $50 costs; John
Clouds, S32 fines; L. Godbou SIG fines, and SSl
costs. and William Neill, So hnes.
PENsIoNs.-The City Treasurer has paid
fbe state pension to about $50 soldiers OF the
war of 1872. or their representatives.
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THE New HORTICULTURAL HAIL.-This large
building, located on Broad street, south OF the
Academy of Music, has progressed considerably
within the past few months. The floors have
been nartlally laid, and the plasterers were
1sroughing onn in the early part of the week.
The front is of granite, with sandstone dressings
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine Ne,Os see First Page.

ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIs. DAY
Sun RIsEs...........5'2s MOON RISES. O'5l
SUN SETS 635 HIGH WATER.....,.- 1872
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PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
SAMUEL +. STOKES, !
ANDREW WHEELER,)
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pONp,s ExIRACI OE AAMAMELls

mHU OR PAIN DESTROYER,
Is Of the few domestic remedies which have come
into general and favor without pulling. IL s the
product OF Simple shrub harmless la all cases anu
hs a domestic remedy, unequalled-
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DRIVY WELLs-OWNERS OF PROPERTY
j. The only place 20 get PriVy Wells cleaned
- ~" F A. PEYBON,
Manufacturer OF P0udTette,
slOs GoLDsMITH's HALL, LIBRARY Street.
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Ths CritioSI situation OF Holland DI5-
cussed-BismarL's Designs-The PruS-
sian Garrison Rt Luxembourg.
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News by Telegraph and Mails.

In NewYork further heavy whisky frauds
have been reported. Two distilleries and
1000 barrels of whisky have been seized.
A Boston dispatch says the United States
bonds stolen from the house of WIN. LAR
REL, in Milton, amounting to $4,000, have
all been recovered through the agency Uf a
detective. A servant girl and two Others
lave been arrested for committing the rob
berry.
The Swatara, with SURRATr on board,
arrived yesterday, and at last adyices was
proceeding up Chesapeake Bay.
RoBERT HENDERsHoTr, the drummer
Boy of the Rappahannock," won the drum
ming championship of the United States,
at Chicago, on Saturday night
Thirty-one thousand dollars have been
subscribed in New York for Southern re-
lief.
: MoLIlE TRussELL is on her way to New
York, to enter n convent there.
Two bridges over the Kaw River near
Wyandotte, Kansas, were swept away sat
urday by the Hood Loss $4,000.
The Louisville aud Nashville Railroad
has been considerably damaged by land
slides and the washing away of culyerts.
One thousand laborers were dispatched
from Louisville on Friday to work on re-
pairs.
A cable dispatch, dated London, February
lG, says: "A terrible earthquake occurred
in the Island of Cephalonia; every town on
the Island is in ruins. The loss of life and
property is very great The King of Greece
has gone there
First deposits have been made at New
York, on the part of HAMILL and Brown
who are to row at Pittsburg, in May, fol
the championship.
| The Fenians in Ireland are having hard
time of it. A cable dispatch says slSirmish
took place near Valentia, where coast
guard and policeman were killed. The
Fenians are said to have committed many
depredations. They were, however, pur-
sued and surrounded by the Government
troops, and a large number Of them cap.
tured.
The Atlantic cable is fnrncial success
whatever may be said of it otherwise. The
profits of the company, since the opening
of the line on the 28th of July, have ex-
ceeded twenty-five per cent. The Directors
have, therefore declared dividend of one
pound per share, or ten per cent. on the
subscribed capital, The balance of receipts
for dispatches after all expenses had beer
paid, was on the 2Sth of. December, GG7, ,sl4
NAPOLEON has made another address tc
the Corps Legislatif. His words were
smooth and peaceful. He said that he saw
abundant evidence of progress toward ho'
mogeneousness in Europe; regretted thai
his Mexican scheme had not resulted Sc
favorably as such a beneN olent enterprise
deserved, &c.
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THE PRESIDENT FIRM.
Great FLOODS i'm Illinois.

CHICAGO, February l7.-By the overflow
of the Des PLANES River, which occurred
late yesterday afternoon, the southwestern
part of the city of Bridgeport and the
Union Stock Yards were oyerfowed with
water for miles around, as far as the eye
could reach. Looking west vast shallow
lake extends, studded here and there with
solitary lslets, houses and barns. This in
cludes population Of at least ten thousand
souls, and II Is safe to say that at least two
thirds of that population were flooded out
of house and home.
Wilmington, H., was last night nun-
dated by such flood as IL has never before
known. Between five and six o'clock in
the evening the pelIt-up waters of the Kan
kakee River broke up the ice, which had
formed 10 the thickness of six feet The
rush of the water destroyed an immense
amount of property and created fearful
panic among the population,
The railroad bridge was entirely washed
away, hoated some distance down the
river and lodged between two houses
whose roofs only appear above the surface
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sHERIFF's SALE OF FINE TIMBER
, LAND.

j. W. Splitter, ct al, vs. Jacob Splitter ct al on
Partition. Superior Court. Case 383S
IN obedience to the order of Partition issued by
L the superior Court of Montgomery County
ohio, will offer at public sale, on
Saturday March TO- 1867,
At two O'Clock P, NJ, at the door Of the Court
House In Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio, the
following described real estate;
Being the northeast quarter of section thirty
three (il, In township five (5) range live o. east
&c, all the lines of said quarter, bong variation
of 1--we degrees TO tho len, and measuring as lol-
lows: The south boundary line from thu center
of said section, being one hundred and slNty-tWo
poles the east boundary line being one hundred
and fity-nine and Onc-half poles; the north
boundary line being one hundred and siNty-Ouo
and one half poles, marked on the ground. con.
tanning one hundred and sixty one and one half
acres more or less subject, however, 10 the tract
OF Z acres Ost Of the northeast corner hcretof sre
lows:
beginning at the northeast corner and running
west ~ rods thence south 10 rods thence east ~
rods; thence north 10 rods Said real estate has 70
acres of the best timber In the county suitable for
building purposes, and also has a good tWo-stOry
brick dwelling and framo tenant house, barn
and all other necessary buildings and Is situa
ted eight miles from Dayton, on the Salem Road
and near the Salem Pike. Said farm has been ap-
praised at ga per acre, and can not sell for less
than two-thirds the appraised value thereof lrreo
of dOwer)
TERMS OF sALE-One-third cash on day OF
saei one-third in one year, and one third ia two
years from date OF sale, Deferred payments to
bear interest and 30 lie secured by mortgage on
said premises, o, q. A. DAVIDSON. sheriff
:. NJ SULLIVAN, Attorney. Feb %, '67-wta
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Telegraph Miscellany.

ANNUAL TRIAL AT THE MINT.--The annual
trial of the gold and silver coinage at the
United States Mint I'm Philadelphia com
menced Monday morning. According to
law the standard gold of the United States
Is so constituted that In 1000 parts Of
weight 800 shall be of pure gold and 100 of
an alloy of copper and silver. The stand
ard silver of the United States is so consti-
tuted that, of 1000 parts by weight 900
shall be of pure silver and 100 of copper.
The gold coins are allowed deviation Of
2-l000ths above aud below the standard,
and like deviation of 3-l0O0ths above and
below is allowed for the silver coinage.
The PACIFIC RAILRoADs.--ln response to
MIR. Wentworth's resolution of inquiry,
Secretary McCulloch reports TO the House
that the Government has issued six per
cent. bonds to the Pacific railroads. as fol-
lows: Union Pacific Railroad, west from
Omaha, 305 miles, 81, $4,000; Atchison and
Pixies Peake Road. west from Atchson,
400 miles, $64O,OOO; Union Pacific Railroad,
Eastern Division, 100 miles. $24S0, 600 /;
Western Pacific, in California. 20 miles,
$320,000; Central Pacific, ia miles, $i,G02-
900, Total miles, ESQ; total appropriations,
$l2, 2,922,00O.
THE BEAsT.-It is quite current in Wash
ington and New Y ork, that the Beast" has
been able to pocket $400 900 within the past
three weeks by the vacilations in stocks,
produced by the persistent rumors of inn
peachment telegraphed from Washington.
The broker through whom it is known he
operates is well known as the moso sue
cessful manipulation of Washington news
at the stock exchange and in the gold
room. Sometimes hc is on the bear side
and sometimes he is bull, but in all cases
where he has made "ten strike" he has
received the cue from Washington.
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ANTIAROLITION TRACTS.

No ABOLITION IS DEATH; or, The Attcmp
10 EquallLe Races the Destruction of Society b
PIP. Price 10 cts.
No 2.--FREE HEGROIShi or, Results Of EmRn
cpgtion IN the North and the West Tudla Tstlui,is
with statistics of the Commerce Idleness OF th,
Negro his Return 20 Ssvagism and the Efec
of Emancipation upon the Farming Mechanica
and Laboring Glasses. Price 10 cts. Pm ~
No. 3JrTIE ABOLITION CONSPIRACY; or. A
Tcn Years Record OF tho Republican Part,
Price 10 cts. PIP. %.
No. f.-1iIE NEGRO'S PLACE IN NATURE A
Paper read before the London Anthropulogical
society, by DR., james Aunt, President 0i the
Society. Octave, 20 PIP. Price 10 cts
No. b--rUE SIX SPECIES OF MEN-With Cut.
representing the types Of the Caucasian Mon.
gOl, Malay, American Indian, EsquimauN and
Negro, with their General ysiCll and Mental
Qualities, Laws of Organization Relations 10
Civilization, etc, etc 32 PIP. Syo, Price 10 cts
81 10 per dozen.
No G--sOLILoQUls, by Brick" Pomcroy. Of
"A Bondholder' "A Poor Farmer" "A Me
chanic ""A Returned soldier, etc etc. ~ pp.
svo. Price 10 cts. 81 per dozen.
These Tracts are sent. postage paid for 10 cents.
single copies, or ono dollar per dozen or i've doll
lars per hundred by express. Democratic Com
mittoes Associations, etc, Orderingl 600 at q time
Will be furnished them at exactly cost price
VAN EyRIE, HORTON & 90. Publishers.
No. 1862 Nassau street New York
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Matters at OOIumbus.

COLUMBUS, February 1.-THE Legisla-
tive Committee to-day received dispatch
announcing that General Phil. Sheridan
will arrive here at IL 40, Monday forenoon,
The committee will meet him at Newark,
and he will be introduced to the Legisla-
ture Immediately after his arrival here,
In the evening public reception will be
given him at the Governors office, In the
Capitol.
The House passed the bill TO authorize
the Commissioners of Montgomery County
10 build Jail.
The Senate passed bills
Authorizing city councils TO appoint in
spectors of beef cattle, sheep, hogs, poul-
try, game, milk, fresh meat and frseh fish.
Authorizing the city of Dayton TO bor-
row one hundred thousand dollars 70 pro-
tect the city from foods.
In the House Mr., Gardner introduced a
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From Europe.


LONDON, February 17.-Tt is now consd-
cred certain that the determined resistance
of the Cretans, and the spirit of concession
recently shown by the Turkish Govern
ment, will result in the complete indcpeu-
dence of the Island of Gambia.
DUBLIN, February 17.--rhe outbreak at
Killarney has come to an end, and bands of
insurgents have disappeared. One hundred
and forty Fenlans have been arrested, and
are now i'm iail
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bill which was read three times and passed.
II provides that any person who shall ma
liciously cut another with intent TO kill,
wound or main, shall be imprisoned not
less than one nor more than twenty years.
Messrs. Hitchcock and Stedman were APP
pointed on the committee TO escort General
Sheridan to the Capitol.
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ATTACHMENT.

B, c. Taylor, Plaintiff rs. Chas. A. Brown De.
fendant, and B II Miller John W Lightly and
Adam Lang and Susan Lang, Garnishees Re
fore John d. Sheehan, =. T. OF Miami Township,
Montgomery County, Ohio.
ON the 27th day OF December, 1860, said Justice
Vissued an order Or attachment In the above ac 10
tion for the sum OF Sii9 90 Cause set for hearing
on the 10th day of February, 1867 at eight O'Clock
An H. g. TAYLOR
ADAM CLAY, Attorney.
Miamisburg, o., December 81, 1886 1SW8
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OR, TnE RADICALS, SO-CALLED. A satiric Poom
on the Mongrel Leaders In the Hump Congress 90
PIP. l2mo Price 70 cents
- Any Of the above work. sent to any part of
the United states, postage paid receipt OF price
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TINE pEMocaATIc. ALNANAo. .

4 POLITICAL CONrEEDIUM for 1860. 1sn0, W pp.
l'ricu 20. Ihis Manuel Tor 1866, Co be continued
now regularly each yeur, contains full Election
Returns for 1850, 1864 and 1865 List of Newspa-
pGrs Suppressed by the Lincoln Administration ,
Chronology of 1865 Of Battles Acts of Congress,
&c 1t contains matter to be hat nowhere else
and Is valuable and important TO have at any
time
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Contains the new Novel, by Prof Peck entitled
Bertha Seely, the Heroine of the Old dominion Dr.
and great variety of Political and Literary nrti-
cles also, steel plato portraits OF twelve COnfed-
crate Generals, viz; lee, StOnewall jackson. j. h.
johnson, Beaurcgard, Ewel, LOugstrcet lamp
ton, Polk, Price, Gustavus smith, stuart, and 4
u. Ilill octave, 70s PIP. Price, $4 90
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Samuel Anderson % George L. Deckert Before
John ID. SheehAn, Justice OF the Peace of Miami
Township, Montgomery County, Ohio.
ON the 10th day Of December, A. ID. 1856 said
~ Justice issued an order Of Attachment in the
hearing on the 9th day Of February, 1857 at eight
O'Clock A. SAMUEL ANDERSON.
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MUST 1E SOLD,
70 clean sweep
Go They Must, and Go They Shall
Our New G. Desirable Goods

We oli,l to sell ~ prices CORRESPONDING, viA
90 tcsrLt times
MT strauss j. j rr also for the puI.osc OF ni. {.
rug knpNhto lho community at lallo that ntir
ianllltl'7 are iar superior TO any utu,l. similar
business house for the reasons.
l. We buy our Goods for Cash only
We buy our Goods Ia the EastGru mark, dl-
rect from the mills or their agents
D. We have them cut and mndc by tho ,,,,t
scientific Cutters and bost TUilurs
and Makes o." "'''''1
o. We have them manufactured undcr the ,,.
elusive control OF our long experienced pnrtucr +
T. strauss f'"'"N'f u
wholes ale house In Cincinnati 80
z We receive them at FIHsT COsr not payiuF
ANY PROFIT Al All. '"''"s
D. We dom labor under heavy expenses
We are not m the habit OF miSrelrr.,nt,y
our goods ''"''"5
10 We have all our capital urd en.rsic. en-.
plOycd in this business, ana
Which Is the most imuortsu, we soil ,,oo,I, with
the smallest profit "'N
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rmE oLp auAnn, NoL. 1L lsGl.

steel portraits of Mayor Gunthcr. r.
u seymour, j w. Wall n -. Olds r. I fancy
Alex. Long, $. 3. Cox, Gideon j. fucker r. NJ
Price, 6 II Pcndlcton aud Daniel Hosman Oc-
ttvo, 2Si PIP. Price s. 30
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For Sale.

1 AMEs BARTLoW's Farm, containing ibe
wood land, and good timber, as, also, reasonable
Situated in Wayne Township,
Montgomery County Ohio, Il being fractional sec.
ion No, 81, township2 2, range =, NJ. RS. Terms OF
Iayment easy. For further information refer
Tou 10 II. Achey, Dayton.
Feb I6-W6-23 MAHALA BARTLOM.
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Containing the Portraits Of Hon lIofatioSe Seymour,
Hon, 4. L. Nallandigham, Governor barker, OF n.
j. lion. -, W Voorhees, lion. i. 4. inward Hon.
D. Wood, Hon. Il Wood, and Hon. G. " Wood.
ward Price g. 90
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BIRDS! BIRDS F!

1 AIDES AND GENTLEMEN, now is your time
II TO buy sweet-singng German Canary Birds,
singing from ten to fifteen notes, Linnets SKY
Larks, Nightingales best kind of talking Parrots,
King LoryA. For sale three days only Third
street, between Main and Ludlow. fct5d3s
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Democratic State Ticket.

FOR GOVERNOR
ALLEN G. THURMAN.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR:
DANIEL $. UHL, of Holmes.
FOR TREASURER:
DR.. c. FULTON, of Crawford.
FOR AUDITOR;
JOHN McELWEE, of Butler.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL:
FRANK II. HURD, of Knox.
FoRSUDGE or SUPREME COURT:
THOMAS NJ. KEY, of Hamilton.
FOR CONTROLLER OF TREASURY
VIM. SHERIDAN, of Williams.
FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS:
ARTHUR HUGHES, of Cuyahoga.
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opinion OF chief Justice Taney, with an intro.
ductiun by Or. }. H. Van Eylie. Also. an Appen-
dix, containing an Essay on the Natural History
OF tue PrognathUus Race OF Mankind. By Dr. s.
A. Cartwright, Of New Orleans. Pamphlet IS
PIP, ByO. Price, 20 cents.
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Tnr normal RELATION OF THE EACEs-An an
swcr 90 "AliscegcnatiOnN Price, % cents.
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BEING n review Of Judge story7s Commentaries
on the Constitution Of tie United states. Il, Abcl
T.. Cpshcr. Price 81
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A Choice Collection o Democratic Poems and
sO3Bs for the use of Clubs and the Social Circle 90
pp. l2mO Price 26c
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Business gutifes.
DYSPEPSIA
DOCToR
-. STRICLAND'S
TONIC.
DIR. STRICKLAND's
Tonic Ia a cOuCen =

7 ]
--| Tonic Is a concen-
rated preparation of Roots and Herbs, with
hntiacids and carminatives to strengthen
the stomach and nervous system. II Is .
certain remedy for Dyspepsia or Indiges'
tiOn, Nervousness, Loss of Appetite, Aci1i'
ty of the Stomach, Flatulency and Debility
Ii is not alcoholic, therefore particularly
auited for Weak, Nervous, and Dyspept Il:
persons. For sale by all Druggists eyeryss .
where at 81 per bottle.
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For Sale.
NOTICE.

INHE stockholders Of the Miamlsburg and Car,
i rollton Hydraulic Company will hold an elec.
tion for Directors at the Council Room In MAN.
lsburg 'lhio, on Thursday, the nth day Of March,
1901 between the hours Of one and four O'Clock
p NJ BY order Of the Incorporators.
MICHAEL CASsADY Pres sident
February a. 1st1-Md4w
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rnE OLD GUARD. VOL. H. 1865.

I contains the new Novel, hy Dr 4 Dunn En-
sh ~ full, entitled The Peer and the Printcr;r
%, valuable political Articles. syo., 51g PIP. So.
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NOTICE.

VNHE undersigned has been this day duly ap-
l. pointed and qualified by the Probate Court Of
Montgomery County, ohio, rs Administrator OF
the estate of Barbara Hay, late Of said county,
deceased
February 10, 1857 -fob2aws.M' DAVID NAY.
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TuE FIRsrAN INFRRIOR RACE-THE LATTER, ITS
NORMAL CONDITION BY j. II, Van Bvric, NJ. ID.
tlhird Editlon) one vol. i2mo, pp A3O Illus
trated with -Four Cuts, showing the difference be-
tween the white man and the negro. Price 81 10
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OF the Downingvillo Militia, on "Linlyin and the
War With portrait of the Major, and other
capital Illustrations i2mo 25l PIP. cloth 81 90.
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THE TRUE NATURE AND CHARACTER OF OUR
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.
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Anftinneers.

CHRISTOPHER 81 SPIELMAN,
BIB THIRD STREET,
DAYTON, o.
ARE PREPARED TO ERVE As
AUCrIONEERS in country and city, or will sell
foods on consignment.
j. X. CHRISTOPHER and
DAVID CLARK.
feh2i-wtf AuctiOneers
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-18

H. you WANT A FARM
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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-18
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YoUTH's HISTORY or THE GREAT CIVIL WAR
In the United states. from 1861 to 1865. BY n. q
Horton. with 60 Illustrations This book is adapt
ed 10 all classes Of readers and gives, In plain
language, a clear and correct account Of the late
war and It's Causes II Is the only History pub
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