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St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-31
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
A c Tcnnisor. & o. hers,
Susanna " ond & otnets.
Ia the Circui; Court Tor st N4rv's Cour
", slttIug as a Conrt Of Equity.
NJ o., F.


~, sittug as Conrt Of Equity
NJ oti +,
Df virtue Of authorIty vested IN s,c. -
~ Clerk of the Circuit Court fer Saint Ma
" county, By III. "Cnele ci Pubic ti~noral
Laws at this State ii is ncr.bl ordered that tic
report feed by K Ford and J". II key, Tru>-
tres IN tins case, ho ratified aud confined. un-
les cause Ia thc contrary be shown ON or befnr,
the third Monday of March next. provided n
copy OF thia notice to he puhif,t eI in th-
Saint Mary 5 GtZrttc, once week for three
sncc'tslve weeks pr'pr 10 the third Monday
ui Feb. next
The Report states that the property sold
$3s5
JNO \ CAVALIER. Crs.
True copy--res,
INO A CANALIER, OK.
Jan. 10, 1867 --3v.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-31
Professional Notice.

I'M (. undersigned, Attorneys a. Law snd
i Solicitors IN Chantery. nave. tins ard day
Of July, lS66, formed 'oPartnersnip IN the
p,acuce OF thslr profession, under he game
and style of ComnsX Downs They Will tAtsc-
Ice In the County Of SAINT Narys and the ad-
otnins Counties, and III the Court q: Appeals.
Especial attention viii he paid to he collection
o. CLAIMS sssinS, und.v vtuals, ;he S,ste, or he
Gesf.nmcnt.
References gwen, when required Addret,
Combs & Downs, LeonardtoWn. z. O.. ST
Aary's County, Maryland.
ROBERT {. CONES,
JAS. s DOWNS.
le'y !. lfs<-iv.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-31

cure Try it directly. 1t is warranted to
cure. 9
Fer sale By al! Druggists at 50 Cts per
bottle
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-31
NEW STORE
LEON.iRDTOU.N,
.d!d.

r. VILE, retuioiHg his most grateful
4 thamiS - the cltIzens o'St Mary : raun-
" for the very liberal patronage ne has receIv-
ed AT their nandA IN the past bess leave To in
form them that he has taken the NEW
STORE, adjoining The Hotel of II. ] F Fen
wick, and IS now cnenl hIs heavy stock of
FALL and WINTER GOODS, which have
been purchased a. gieat advantage IN New York
and 'fattmore arke : ard hicn he pledges hnn
stii to sell NJ city rslces aud certaIul; n low
rates thal The same quality Of goods cun be
bought in The county
He respectfully invites his f rmer cus orner.
and The fu5l' gene a Iy to pay hrm visit he
fore concluding their purchas elsewhere, tla,
terln@ himself. that lie can supi " all theIr wants
IN his line of business ara a loWs r prices than
they can obtain II any other establishment IN
tie county All he asks is Il far t.ial and a
comparison ST prices with other dra eIs, and Tor
the result, he ahlGes with Confluence the puUlc
decISIon
In enameratins his stock, he i. able in this
connection only 10 make mention Of general d.
V!SloHg ana lie names
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-31
4. B r A F F NJ A n,
svkGic.asc and Retail Eeeal-
erin
READY WADE CLOTHING.
No. :s2 Marsh Market Space.
n. " Co'. Second st Opp. Muyland
Institute,

z.
Keers constantly on hand q large assortmen
OF Ready made Clohing-also clothes made to
order IN the i,test and most fashionable STYLES
Persons desiring to secure bargains, would
do We'll q call and examine my stock before GO
u. elseW here to urchase
Apr!l9, lo66-ly'
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-31

- = -
hcxn proven By ne
sunl experiment: -
increase the qaan
Wy Of rHk .nA
cTea % twenty r-
HDt ind n AXE tbs
butter { m ana
sweet 10 fst,saing
cattle Il gives them
an appetite looscns
their \ dc. arh
EaAeJ them bnvs
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-31

Colds, Hoarsencss, asthma, Whooping Cough
Chronic Coughs, Consumption, Bronchitis
am! C-np Being prepared from Honey and
Herbs it il healing. softcniEg and e1pecto-
rating, alI particularly suitable for all Afro
ton. fl the Throa, ana Lungs. For sale hy
druggists every where.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-31

] t.s r-eparni. On
iouz and fsv AMY
kuo sH, NH z. or
oigiiy r.nvTOata
hr>JksH f.rn aal
lu syi-i;-d aersr,
By strength er.nx
and cleansing tte
stomach spi 4tEt<s-
EDes.
IL is : sure r~
YeGt.Ve sr al. j
sae1 c.dsEt ,s
v ER. GLASUERs.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-31

- so@r--s - C"wa this Prcrarsuon is Invaluable
IL :a'I-es' ths 'taacLty ont improves ths quality
OF The milk, Il "a,
A.ahes2 bcxn proven bv
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-31
DR.. Etrieklads
pile Rcl,1eoY

hes cured thousand, o
the worst cases ut Blind
and Blec.ling Flies. II
gives inamed ate relief,
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-31

Jnre II, ls16-1v.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-27
From Europe.

LONDON, MAY 2G.-Dlspatches from Cork
state that McElwayne and other Fpninns
who have been on trial, have been convict
ed and sentenced to be hung. O'Brien was
next placed on trial.
Earl Derby officially says that the Fcnian
Burke, whose sentence of death was re-
Gently commuted 10 imprisonment for life,
will surely be hanged,
The Car of Russia, King William oi
Prussia, Emperor Francis Joseph of Aus
tria, and the Sul,an of Turkey, have all
been here about Two weeks,
Notwithstanding declarations TO the con-
trary, 1t Is thought the Government will
not carry into execution the death sentence
Of the Fenlan prisoners,
Fourteen Fenian prisoners, confined mt
Ennis, have been released on their own
recOgnizauces, and IL Il understood the
Crown will forcgo prosecution except In n
few cases. Thirteen of the forty-seven
Fenian prisoners confined In Limerick iail
have volunteered TO inform. Six have been
selected for the purpose.
The Danish Government has Informed
foreign powers that the Prussian Govern
meut continues to disregard the obligations
of the treaty of 1866 In regard 10 Schles-
wig.
There have been terrific thunder aud hail
storms In London.
A Fenian riot occurred at Killarney
thirteen police were mObbed and several
severely hurt by stones; police reinforce
ments aud military subduod the demonstra-
tion.
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Chtlc1rc1a,a Homo
Notice TO Contractors.


AuDToE's OFFi0E MONTGOMERY CO., o. !
- DAYTON May ~. 1907.
I-lIE County Commissioners OF Muntgomer,
a County, Ohio hereby give notice that sealei
proposals Will he received at tho Auditors once
unul June Saturday 10, 1887, for tho work aud
materials required for the erecting OF "A child
r1n's Home Plan and specifications can he seen
az lhq AUDITORS Olce, on aud after June o. 1867.
bids must be made separate for the work, a.
follows.
First--On the wood work
second--On the brick work
Yhrl-On the masonry.
fOurth-On the freO.stone caps, stating the
price each, according TO the size and patterns
qulred
Filth Dayton stone for caps, cut.
SlNth-for furnishing and laying all the slate
roofing cornce work, including iron valleys Rni
IRON rdginB or capping, stating tho price por
square.
seventh--On tin work
Eight Excavation
Ninth Also plasterng
Each Of the above tems VIII ba considered
separately, In awarding Outraots Proposals
wiz also be received for tho completion Of the
entire building
Every proposal must be accompanied with n
pond tsthmped), executed by the party proposing <
and Two good securities conditioned 10 accept and
lun me contract, If II should be awarded TO him
ngretnbly TO his proposal No proposal Will bu
considered without this bu" Il accompanying II.
The Commissioners reserve to themselves the
right 10 reject any ar all Of the proposals IL they
should consider II necessary for thu best inter
estS VI tho county.
W DIETRICH
May ~, O7.dawaw Auditor OF Mont. Co, q.
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Mexican Affairs.

WASHINGTON, May 20 The Mexican
Minister has Just received full account
OF the capture of the large city of Puebla
He is confident that during the present
capital OF the country in possession Of the
Liberal Government.
Advlces from Panama state that II Is
highly probable that Mosqucra's rumored
movement against Panama win be aband-
oned. Three American and two British
vessels arrived simultaneously In the har-
Dor oil Panama, on the 9TH, under the im-
preston that the national troops were about
attacking tho town and the transit route
would be interfered with.
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News by Telegraph and Mail.

Idaho City was almost DESTROYED by fire
May II. All Main street was burned from
Bear Run to Moore's Creek, including the
Office of Wells, Fargo & Co.
The Governor of Illinois has called an
extra session of the Legislature, to make
provision for taxing shares In National
Banks and to meet some exigencies of the
State administration.
a man named George w Buell. was ar
rested yesterday In New York, upon a
charge Of obtaining bank and other stock
to the amount of $4,000, upon forged
order.
In spite of the ravages Of war, and al
most total destruction of the fences, houses
&c, the farmers of the Shenandoah Valley
Virginia, will probably have the finest and
largest wheat crop ever raised In that re-
gion.
On Saturday night, In Louisville, a cou-
pie of men working in pit were drowned
by an overflow of water, and n couple more
going to their assistance shared the same
fate.
Gen. Sickles has ordered the liberation oi
most ofthe negro rioters, who participated
in the late outbreak at Charleston, upon the
score OF good behavior.
California Hour Is now used extensively
In Boston. The best brands sell for 81!
and $50 barrel, while the st. Louis, Balti
more and home brands range from $50 toS25
The workmen In the Charleston Mass,
Navy-yard, 22is in number received pay
to the amount of $l42,03O, and the officers
about $4,000, the other day.
A man named Francis Smith killed his
wife aud daughter on Thursday last, near
Rome, Indiana, and then killed himself
No cause for the horrible crime is known.
A New York dispatch says the FenianE
are making extensive preparations for war
that arms and ammunition for one hundred
thousand men are being prepared.
News from before Queretaro to the 7th
inst, reports that on the 9th Miramon
sailed out with his entire force and en-
gagged the Liberals for an hour and a
half but was driven back with heavy
loss, while the Liberal losses were trining
Two of the negroes who were engaged In
the horrible outrage upon n white family
on Dog River, near Mobile, few weeks
ago have been fully identified, and are now
in Jail awaiting trial.
| IL Is said that Il gun mandatory In New
York has lately turned out fifteen hundred
rifles per week, for the Fcnians. A con-
signment of rlhed cannon has, It IL said,
also been shipped for the same service.
A prize fight between Patsey Sheppard
and Con, Reardon, for $500, took place ear
ly on Saturday morning, about five miles
from st. Louis, on the Illinois side of the
river. The fight lasted one hour and four
minutes, and was won by Sheppard. Only
three rounds were fought, the first one
lasting forty-eight minutes, the longest on
record. Reardon was badly punished.
Saturday morning last, tho stable of II.
NiemaD, at Summonsville, Ripley County,
Indiana, was consumed by fire, together
with n valuable horse aud eight cows,
which were literally roasted to death. Four
horses and mule were taken out after
having been badly burned. An adjoining
warehouse was also consumed, with its val
liable contents.
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THE BASIS OF REPUBLICAN
GOVERNMENT.

Resoiued, That the several states composing tho
United states are not united on tho principle VI
unlimited submission 60 their General Govern =
mtnt, hut that by compact, under the style and
tue ot Constitution Of the united states, and VI
Government for special purpOses-delegated Ia
that Government certain definite powers, reserv.
ing, each Statu 70 ITSELF the reslduAry mass OF
right TO their self government and that when.
ever the General Government assumes undelogn.
ted power. itg acts ara unauthorltatye, void, and
OF no iOrcoi That To this compact each state nc.
oodcd rs State, and Is an integral party, Its co.
states forming as 10 itself the other party; that
the Government created by this compact was not
the powers delegated 70 itself sluce that would
have made its discretion and not the Constitution
the ne sure Of Its powers but that. as In all
other cases OF COMPACT AMONG POwRHs HAVING
No COMMON JuDUK, BACH PANTY mas AN KQU Al
RIGHT TO JUp0K FOR ITHELF, As WILL or fNrRAO.
rtONa A. OF THE NODE ANDMEAsURK OP RkDHEsa =
Tao ffrsf ksaruoky RsseiutioR Of 179s
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Innpo1.tsert

10 those wishing houses repaired to know that
a M H. - DO u q LASS
HAS opened repairing shop on l. tdlow street
IL No. 49, better known as the old Miami engi ne
house, wherein Is prepared 30 attend 60 general
Jubbing ~ the curpcntoriug and contracting bust.
ness Those iayurng him with work may rely
thnt no WI endoaVor to give satisfaction, at mod
NIB Furniture repaired with ncatness and
despntch. ma2U, 'O7-d2w' JAS. DOUGLASS
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South American Annlrs.

NEw York, May 28.--Thc American ship
Camella, from Boston, arrived at Callao
with big guns for the Peruvian Govern
ment. including ten flfteen-ln lnchers.
A Valparaiso letter says an impression
prevailed that the United States were moro
friendly to Spain than to Chill and Peru,
and 1t was probable the proposed media
tion of this country would not be accepted.
The allied squadron Is in pert, aud the
good feeling bet Yeen the Governments was
restored.
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The Lake Calamity.

CAFE VINCENT, May 25.--The propeller
Wisconsin Is n total loss. We have the
names of GO passengers and crow saved
Also the names of IL known 10 be lost. We
place the loss of life at about 20 to %. All
that remained on the boat were saved
Those lost were in the boats on the davits
Some passengers in the large boat cut the
davit falls when the propeller was under
full hcadwny for land, and all were drown
ed. The other boat seems To have shared II
similar fnte.
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PUBLIC NOTICE,

DURsU ANT TO law, notice IL hereby given that
/ TuOMAs j. s. SMITH, j. a. WALTERS, q. l..
NALLANpIGuAH, GEoRuE W liouK, q. B. HAR-
MAN, ADAM SNYDER n; WoOpSuA ID, A. HouK
GEiaER JOuN BROADRuP, DENNIS DwYER, SAN.
URL MAYS, aud Jons MoELwEE, haYS associated
" form an INSURANCE COMPANY for tho purpose
first specified In section OF tho "Act To regulate
Insurance companies" passed April IS, 1857 and
with the corporate rights and powers conferred
by sald,aot aud the act OF May 1887 the princi-
pal ONCE of said company TO be located at Dayton
Montgomery County, OHIO,
Dayton, May 1, is61-d4 -
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Democratic State Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR:
ALLEN q. THURMAN.

ALLEN q. THURMAN.
ron LIEUTENANT doVERNoR;
DANIEL 3. UHL, of Holmes.
FOR TREASURER:
DR.. G. FULTON, of Crawford.
FOR AUDITOR:
JOHN MoELWEE, Of Butler.
FoR ATTORNEY GENERAL:
FRANK II. HURD, of Knox.
FOR JuDGE or SUPREME COURT:
THOMAS M. KEY, of Hamilton.
FOR CONTROLLER OF TREASURY
VIM. SHERIDAN, of Williams.
FOR BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS:
ARTHUR HUGHES, ofCuyahoga.
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SIIERIFFs SALE OF A HOUSE AND
TWO LOTS-IN PARTITION

lohu l.. Ludwick stdL CO. John H. Mohr St a.
superior Court. CHAo No S6T9
n pursuance OF an order of shlo issued by tho
superior court Of Montgomery county, Ohio
and 70 me directed, wll onor for sale. at public
auction. on
Saturday, Junss, A.D 1867, al isoo O'clock p N.
At the door OF the Court House in the city of Day
ton, ONO tho following described real estate 20.
W.T. Lois numbered i've hundr, and eighty ,bsOl
anu nyO hundred and eighty -onO (hel) OF the re
Nised numbers Of the city OF Dayton Ohio
These two lots lie together, and have on one Of
Them = good two-AtoTy frame house-three rooms
and kitchen down stars, nnd two good rooms All a
slairs, wen arranged for small family with
other buillngs. The two lots haN q mont OF near
sixty feet on Roc street running back about ono
hunCr0d and twenty het, and within a few door
OF THIRD street and only about four squares west
Of the Court House.
sad property has bocn appraised at two thou
sand dollars zee 00) free OF dover and cannot be
sold for less than twOthirds OF the
Terms Of sale-onc- third cash one third In one
ana one thiId In two years from tho day CT sale
the back payments 20 bear siN per cent Interest
ana % secured by mortgage On the premises.
%. q, III DAVIDSON, sheriff Mont Co o.
j u, BAGGorr, Attorney for PLAINTIFF
". souELuAAER J. {, BAGG0rr Att'ys for Def
May X, isG1-,ltt .....
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New Adptrtistmrnts.
For sale--Houses.

1NHREE frame houses on Franklin strant adInin-
ing EmanucpS Church, viii be sOldt,at public
auction on MAY 27th, at one O'Clock ~ Terms
are US follows One third cash ON dnyof sale one
third IN three, aud one third In six months hom
DAY of sale, with Interest, secured by note
Tho houses have 10 be moved away within four.
teen days from day ofsulC. n W MCGOWEN,
May pO tsBT-lTt Auctioncer
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Who Wants Bargains.

MARTIN BOMBERGER, REAL
ESTATE AGENT, DAYTON, ONO, has for sale.
twenty Houses and Lots ranging from 5000 TO
5000.
Also six Farms-three In Darke. two In Mont
g1mery. aud one In Van Wort County.
' The underslgn can always be found at the
Ohio Insurance Onloe, whom not ont ON business
or at the Post once corner.
Buys aud soils property. Termsliboral
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-27


Duplicate numbers from to 800 OOOaro placed In
a wheel; the first number when drawn OUT draws
the highest or nrst git, the second number (wheu
drawn OUT the next highest. or second gin etc .,
until the whole number Is drawn.
The distribution viii take place after the Con
cert, where six thousand persons can witness IL.
A committee viii be- chosen from the audience to
take charge ct the same.
Az agents and purchasers VIII DO supplied with
n correct listuf the awards ~ soon rs published.
now TO OBTAIN TICKETS.
orders may be sent to Us, enclosing the money
from Si 20 s25 In n registered letter STAMP Gu
closedl, at our risk Larger amounts b. postOnec
order drait OrcNpross, at the following club rates
9 tickets to one address ...-....... - I 90
70 " ...... ~ %
30 " ........ ~ on
Under and In pursuance Of tho provisions OF the
CT OF Internal Revenue, has, upon due proof
granted permit o. the southern Orphans Asso.
riatlun 10 hold its Gin Concert exempt from all
charges whether from special tax or other duty In
respect 10 such Gin Concert
REFERENCES
General q 4 REAUREGARD, New Orleans
Rrig Gen. JEfF THOMPSON, New Orleans.
Major General :. 10 BUCkNER, New Orleaus;
Major General z -; TYlLR, late U s.A
NJ srIEFF Piano Manufacturer, baltimore
&. MCKEKN ER A co naltimOroi
Colonel GEORGE T.. KANE. nAnyille Va.
Colonel MUMFORp, Richmond Va;
WIN A. WRIGHT Augusta, Ga
All orders aud communications should he Ad.
dressed to tho Central once,
SOUTHERN ORPHAN ASSOCIATION.
o. boS ,sSS s@ ,,tnra 10 hoin.ldisy street,
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Auftionfrrs.
Business 1utiffs.
DYSPEPSIA !.
DR.. STRIcKLAND'I

rated preparation OF Roots and Herbs win
hntiacids and carminatives TO strengthen
the stomach and nervous system. IL Is =
certain remedy Tor Dyspepsia or ndiges'
tlon, Nervousness, Loss Of Appetite, Aci liz
ty Of the Stomach, Flatulency and Debility
IL is not alcoholic, therefore particularly
suited for Weak, Nervous, and Dyspept.s =
persons. For sale by all Druggists every :
where atSl per bottle.
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ruBLIC SALE On PROPERTY-

belonging 10 the estate of Martha Newoonb
deceased.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned
VIII sell az public auction at the late
OF the said Martha NcwComb deceased. on Fast
second street, Dayton. Ohio, commencing at nlne
TAHr'dav hs2sd day Of Rdv 1887,
All tho personal property belonging 10 said estate
consisting OF carpets, bois, bedding stoves and
household and Kitchen furniture generally fWilI
also a. the same time, ofls Tor sails at public aue.
Ton the late residence OF said Martha NewcOmh
deceased, and the house now occupied by John 4
comfy As his family residence
Terms OF sale OF tho personal property 20 bo
made known on or before Tho day OF sale. Tains
OF the sale or said real estate, one third cash on
day OF sale ONE third IN one and third In two
years from day ot sale deferred payments 20 ba
secured by notes OF purchaser aud mortgage on
premises nhd tp bear st1 per cent. interest from
day OF sale, payable annually,
S nOLTIN
Administrator with the viii annexed OF Martha
NowComb, deceased. MAY ID i6T-dts
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Has cured thousands of tho worst cases of
Blind and Bleeding Piles. 1t gives imme-
dlate relief, and effects permanent cure
Try II directly. 1t Is warranted TO cure.
For sale by all Druggists ut 80 cts. per
bottle.
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Glpthiug.
GARD.

DERMiT mo, through tho columns OF tho Day.
ton Empire, 70 thank our Kind patrons In tho
city aud its vicinity, having founu that our one
price system has given entire satisfaction TO every
body. We therefore have the assurance oi con
unuing on to serve our customers in the same
mNnncr. Allow us once more % thank you all
trusting to have share OF your Kind patronage
Very respectfully, yours, Sc, $3.50.
f'P. STRAUSS & BRO
92i Third street
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Lots for Sale.

EouRTEEN LOTS In HuesmAn's plat north OF
~ Mad River, and within half mile Of the cor
poration line OF the city of Dayton,
The plat extends from the Mad River Valley
Turnpike on the south, 20 the Troy Turnpike on
the southwest, The lots are high dry ground well
suited for residences, To any person desiring 10
build Tor residence, liberal credit win be given.
Any person desirous Of further Information or 20
soc platof the lots VIII nnd all necdn Information
from US at our ONCE ON tho east side OF Main gt
over the drug store OF A. Zoller, No, 20 Mainst,
April lSWdu DONALDSON a LEAB.
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c. w. LOWE,

lNHIS popular House has recently been re-mOd.
L elod aud thoroughly rehtted and renovated,
aud Is now opened 10 the public under new aus.
uicos. Its conveniently located TO the business
portion OF tho city aud Is near the railroad depot
No pains VIII be spared 10 make IL tho hrst-clAss
house of Hamilton. Omnibusscs run 10 aud from
all trans. Good stabiiug on the premises. Jai7dtf
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Is warranted TO be the only preparation
known to cure Coughs, Colds, Hoarsenes,
Asthma, Whooping Cough, Chronic Cough.
Consumption, Bronchitis and Group,
ing prepared from Honey and Herbs, IL
healing, softening, and cxpectorating, an
particularly suitable for all affections ofth
Throat and Lungs. For sale by Druggists
everywhere. ian3
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YARDS AND BILL HEADS
eatlyiprintsd at tho EMPIRE
steamiJob Room
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NOW TO NmTAIN TICKErs.

orders may be sent to US, enclosing the money
from Si 20 S25 In u Registered letter STAMP en-
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allrrrhant Gailoriaa.

Nam street, doors 'ouh of AdrLsf Houss.
l WOULD beg leave to announce 90 my numcr-
Il Gus friends ana customers aud the public Of
Montgomery and adjoining counties that have
now on hand and am daily receiving An uitsur.
passed stock OF custom made CLOTHING for both
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-01-31
QUESTIONS ANSWERED.

WE have received numerous letters
from correspondents desiring answers,
10 which in the past we have paid no
attention, a. they did not inclose
stamp for postage 9 their answer
but we will nov answer as many as
our limited room will permit. each
week, through the Journal.
JENNIE asks us ''if il is right for
young ladies TO encourage their beaux
10 drink hard cider and beer" We
answer if they desire 10 marry men
that wish to live and die drunkards,
they should, by all means, encourage
them to adopt this practice. II they
will recommend shotgun whisky, the
work can be accomplished sooner.
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