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Jes' soP'-" Exactly P'-solon shinEle said they
,W,iu uefe every time" II he let "oWley" IN
O morning he took Plantation BitteiSi II he telt
Ity AZ night he took Plantation bitiuIt; II he
annr,i, aPPStte was weak, languid, or mentally
w. iAlleu 70 set him on his pins square and niu
rev persons want any better nuthority. hui as
sVl"e may Just read the fOllOwings
u, b.,t..,. A.. ~, owe much TO you, for / YER.
~ pelleye the Plantation bitters have saved my
lie .REv'w. A. WAGONER, Madrid, n IY."'
r.,.... -, have been R great sufferer
nom Dyspepsia, and had to abandon prenChipg
currd ma The Plantation Bltters have
REV c. A. WILDWOOD. New York CItv
hadlost all appetite--wns an
weak ana eneryated could hardly NALL ana had
q retieet dread Of society. Tbe
f'"n'Stlon bIiters have set me all right
- JAMES HklMlNWAY 81 Louis Mo
,,,,,, -, :. The Plantation. Bitters have
yuIeu me OF arrangement Of the kidneys and
iGhary organs that distressed me Tor wears
They act like a charm ~ 80 'S@'
Mrs. 9; q Mo0kE, % " broadway, New York
Home school for Soldiers Children. says sbe has
gwen u 10 the weak and invalid children under
her charge, with the most happy and grntitving
results' W nave received over hundred renms
OF such certificates, but no adyerfisement is s -.
tective rs what people Themselves say of n ,o,a
nrucIe Ouffortuhe and ndourTeputation is nj staka
Iht original quality and high chArnrter ~ ,Los.
goous VIII be sustained under every ana ali ~,
Suusthhces, IheH have already obtained a ssie
civilized nations, Dase lmitAtors trv 30 @ @aniohs
near our name and style aB they can ana 1s a.
a good article can not be sold as low = n ause
tney nhd some support from parties who do M
private stamp over the cork oOur
=. |. DRAKE n CO., New York rue.
Saratoga spring water, sold NV
Druggists. ''iu Dy ali
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THE DAILY EMPIRE.
AGRICULTURAL.

BUTTER MAKfNG.-Cralg Biddle writes
how good butter is made
Having now a good COW, well fed aud
well tnken care Of, we are prepared TO say
few words In regard to the comparatively
unimportant process Of converting cream
into butter. There Is n secret connected
with this operation which we now wish TO
confde to our readers, for upon It the whole
success Of making fine butter depends Ii
Is ciedniiness. Not the cleanliness, the abb
sence of which would be reproach not
the cleanliness attending most household
operations, but cleanliness to degree of
Intensity almost bordering on the absurd.
The churn, the pans and the butter bowl,
should be scalded after every use of them,
aud all towels and straning cloths boiled
thoroughly before being used again La
cleaning, use soda In preference ~ soap.
When the milk is brought In fresh from the
COW, the first thing to be done Is to strain
II through cloth or wire sieve, or, better,
through both. It should then be poured
into shallow milk pans and placed In the
milk vault At the end of twelve hours It
should be carefully skinned rs little milk
being taken up rs possible, and q. the ex-
piration Of twelve more hours SKINNED
.Ngain; twelve hours later 1t should be skim
med for the third aud last time even more
carefully than before. Should the milk
"
skimming, 1t would be better to omit It,.
The cream from the various skimmings
should be placed In n vessel aud stirred
thoroughly twice day until churued this
preserves uniform consistency through
out. As soon rs you have sufficient cream
collected. chnrh-the sooner the better. In
no event keep cream longer than three
days. The length Of time required TO pro-
ducc butter depends great deal
on the temperature of the milk,
II allowed to become very cold t
will take some hours. As soon as the butter
Ia formed In small Jumps. work the dasher
back and forth until the pieces become
united into Jumps of some size before re-
moving them. As soon rs your butter is
taken from the Churn, work Il thoroughly
with the spoon in the butter bowl sailing
It, at the same time, to your taste. Let It
now remain two hours and work 1t thor
oughly again; by this time the salt viii
cause the butter-milk to run freely. Alter
two hours more work It thoroughly for the
third and last time; form 1t into shape and
print 1t. The object OF such thorough
working Is to get rid, entirely, of the but
ter-milk; the smallest quantity of which,
remaining, makes your butter raucid.
Don't wash Vt out; II Is easier but it in
jures the flavor of your butter.
VITALITY OF SEEDs.-Professor Lindsey,
in his third edition of his Introduction TO
Botany, mentions that he had three plants
of raspberries, which had been raised from
seeds found iDthc stomach of man whose
skeleton was found thirty beet below the
surface of the earth, near Dorchester, Eng
land. He had been buried with some coins
of the Emperor IadriAn, and It Is therefore
very probable that the seeds were 1000 or
LOO years old. A new kind of pea was in
troduced into Englanda few years since, the
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Heimttreets inImitAble Hair ColorinE is not a
dye. AlllnstahtansOus dyes are com posed of Ia.
Hdr edasfto, aud more or less destroy the vitality
aud beauty OF the hair. Thisis the original HsiT
twenty yeGu IL restores gray hair 10 lie original
color by gradual absorption, In . most remsrkH.
blS manner It is also beautiful hair dressing
sold in two SlIeS-bO cents and Abby ali dsaisTs
z, HkIMSfREEr, ChsmiSt
saratoga sPrinH water, sold by al
Druggists @''
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its most delightful Hair Dressing.'
IL sIAdleates seuff and dAndTuH
IL Keeps Ibe head cool and clean
A. makes the hair rioh, s0ft and glossy
IL prevents hair turning gray and falIin1or
fr.t ~ - hEir upon prematurely bald heads
ettylt Us cheap-durAble, Iti1 literally sold Nv
thS car load, and ct its almo,t inereiible J
10 nali{ Increasing until there Is hardly SonntrS
store that does not Keep 10, or AfAmiIy n st doy
use ~ T. THOMAS LYON, Chsmist' H. Y Y'O'
Dr',r;s,' SPFiAg WatOF, sold by All
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LYONS EXrRAoroF PUHEJAHAIoA GINaIR- For
Indigestion, Nausea, HeATtbnrn, Sick Headache
CHOLERA morbns, flatuleney, 10, where's warm,
and entire purity mAkesit ehOap aud eliahie A..
ticle for culinary purposes. Sold every where a.
50 ets per bottle Ask for'LroN's" Pure ltraes
sSr@tsES spring water, sold by All
Druggists N-eoWiy.
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OVER MILLION DoLIARssAvpn,


who tonh cnn - had negro man worth q 400
'ii % lor over year. had u.ed syerythino
ica near OF without bonent until tried The My
",", mus.9ng Linimont. II soon effected perma
Montgomar,. A., J, l.. DOWNING
N,,sthe .he pleasure in recommending the Mc~ica,
srtinta Eminent US available and spensnIIs
Iinrs". ioI epfalns, Sores, Scratches or DALI on
sores Rbomn un men nave used IL Tor Burns Bruises
magicn - ""N ~ say ~ acts like
den's Express. NH'sos ana Harm
,, iI hhe spTAin ofmy daughters ankle occ.s,o,.,
& ehhthE last winter, ,wasentireI cIIrc i '
week, alter she commenced using your ceierm,n
Gloucester Mass, Aug, l. Isgb SHELl.'
" an admitted fnCt that the Mexican 49,.
Lniincht peTioims more cures in shorter nn'' W
man Ihd Peast than any article ever disenx,ro On
haze ~ on bnn men ana planters should RiNySv.
Al Al genune Is wrapped In steel.p plate enSrnxy ls
o@oAi,hs @ slgnhture ofG. w. WesibrooL 1bnInRs
over the top. - HAAS BARNES n Co
An effort has been made to counterfoi, "a,
eheap stone plate label, Look okossl,J i" WIN
gists. eN'Soiub by all Drug
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No,l.-ABOLITI0NI IS DEATH or, The Attem pit
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No. 6.-IfHE SIX sPECiEs or MEN1With Cuts
representing the Types of the Caucasian. Mon
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81 90 pyr dozen.
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THE pEMocRArIo ALMANAc

A POLITICAL COMPENDIUM for 1855 I2no 10 pp.
now regularly each year. contains full Election
Returns for 1850, 1854 and 1885, List Of Newspa-
Chronology OF 1855, OF Battles, Acts of Congress
&c 1t contains matter to be had nowhere else,
and is valuable and important to have at any
time.
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add to no ,h Shonld not bo beautlnI1 Who wonId mot
itv and ,oeAutyI WhRtgives that marble pny-
Thd In the city bellet IL no IonSppon Upon the
tipncd ss use llaEan's Magnolia Balm IL Sc
from theface and hands ana pivs anu
TSvisbnT Sm23th transparent. bIoomins snS tnS
mateTiaI mike mahy cosmetics il oopts rs sno
order IL rn, aIious to the skin Any DrngS.t \, m
ioT $on notion hand at 10 cts Sst VII
M hAdAN, Troy, n Y, Chemist
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Sar.,o wholesale Agents N.
Druggists ~'er' sold by all
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THE OLE ouARp, Vol. IY, lsOO.

Contains the new novel, by Prof. Peck entitled
Bertha seely, the Heroine OF the Old Dominion -
and RgreAt variety of political and literary arti-
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a VlndlcRtiOn Of the Southern states Citizens and
Rights, by the Federal Constitution and It's Makers
and an Exposure OF the reservations OF the said
Constitution and the Falsihcatons OF the HistOri-
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BY p. Z. CentE Barrister, London, England. Price
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on THE RADICALS so-CALLED. A SatirIc Poem
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PIP. l2mo. Price % cents '.l.I
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TIE MoNaRELIrEs

Choice Collection OF Democratic Poems aud
Songs for the use Of Clubs and the Social Clrcle
80 PIP. l2mo Price 95c. n 7
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rnE OLE ouAKp, yoL. u, lsel,

Containing steel portraits Of Mayor Gunther 4.
IL; seymour, J. W, Wall, E. i Olds, r. B fancy,
Alex. Long s. 5. Cox, Gideon j. Tucker Il Nj
Prince, G. IL. Pendleton, aud Daniol HGlsman,
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lhh OlD HuAhDi VOL 1, lSOJ1
Containing tho portraits Of Hon IIoratio Seymour
Hon Z. l.. Vnllundighum, Governor Parker, OF n.
j., Hon. ID. W. Voorhees,, Hon, j. A. BayHrJ Hon.
+ Wood, Hon: Is Wood, and Hon. g. w, Wood
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~ YOU WANT A FARM
Advertise In the WESTERN EMPIRE
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned has heen appointed and anal.
II ined by tho Probate Court OF MONTGOMERY
county Ohio Administrator OF tho estate of Ja.
cob Weidner. deceased Those having claims
ag ainst said estate will present thom 60 said Ad.
ministrator, and those knowing themselyss In.
debted to said estate will call and settle I = -
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Aqua DE MAGNOLIA

a toilet delight. Superior TO any Cologne, used
TO bathe the face and person, to render the skin
SOFT and fresh, to Allay Inflammation, to perfume
clOthing tor headache, 40 II 10 manufactured
from the rich southern Magnolia and Is obtain.
ing patronage quite unprecedented. IL Is Ia
NOfitc WIN actresses and opera singers. II Is
soll ny All dealers Rt 10 IN bottles aud by
Agents.
Saratoga spring water, sold by all
Druggists
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IHH VHD UUAHDi FUIs' III, IoO0,
II contains the new novel, by DR.. T. Dunn En- q.
glsh, in full entitled, THE Peer aud the Printer
Also, valuable political articles Svo 5Tg pp as
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THE OLD GUARD, VOL. l. 1863.

Being review OF Judge Story's Commentaries
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THE TRUE NATURE AND CHARACTER OF OUR
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Proof Reading,

|, All printers and editors, says be st.
Louis Dipaich will appreciate the remarks
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part of which We insert. If I'll" readers Of
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| proof .rcadcrl He is one ofthc most i'm.
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weeks and weeks in succession, and nohody
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to 60 uncorrectcd, and Immediately hc is
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thanks for his laborious patience but blame
il he be not fautless. He is certain of ono
of two things Aforgcifulness or ccnsurc.
we take this occasion to give our cons ,ienco
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here forgive all and singular errors our
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thank them for all tho accuracy they have
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for The correction Of MI our own mistakes of
carelessness, or ignorance, made by those
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Selected Poetry.
VOLUNTEER DRILLING.

sweet Amy said, with pleading eyes,
Dear Charlie, tell mo (wil you?)
ne words I've heard your captain say
should SO like TO drill you"
What, Amy pet, you take command
Well Amy: I'm quite willing;
In such company rs yours,
can't have too much drilling
"'Stand over there, and sing out clear
Like this: Squad! stand at easc.','
20 Charles you'll wake papa up stairs;
Don't shout like that, dear, please"
"Stand at ease like tlis, you sec,
And then scarce need mention.
Thc next command you'll have TO give
IS, Now then, Squad! attention.. J"
Now, Amy, smartly after me
You're sure, dear, il don't bore YOU?
Forward'-'Quick March'-.Nalt'-s Front,
Hight dress'--
There now, Pm close before you,
Present arms'-well it does look odd.
(You don't believe I'd triae;)
we hold our arms straight out like this
In drill without the rifle.
Snow say, Salute your officer.'"
20 Charles! )! for shame, how can you?
i thought that you were at some trick,
You horrid, cheating man. YOU"
Chnries "ordered arms" without command
She smoothcd her rumpled hair,
Poutcd and frowned and blushol. and tbor
Said softly, GAS you were"