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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-25

Board Of Directors.
A. A. LOW. OF A. a. Low Brothers. 81 Buring Slip
SAMUEL Sil Willis. wu.t- Co. sos Pearl 81,
GEORGEI ]. WILLARD: President. III Broadway.
OLIVER II. GORDON. Vics-pSesilent, Iii Broadway
HENRY E. rIERREPoNT, Piersepont Place,
$. Il cHiirT1'rENDEx. s r. chi.tenden & Co.. ss4
GEORGE SsSE 7. THOMAS. late II W. ". Dsrose.. Co
PETER c. CORNELL, Merchant, 8? Wall street.
iS HON william lillian kE slifHi RsenSsek.
EFFlNaIiAM TOWNSEND, Townsend 4 Montant-
wM' q iispALE. WIN. g. Tsedsle& Co., 1850 Pearist.
THOS. T. BUCKLEY, Buckley & Sheldon, 10 Leon
GILBERT i. BEEcKMAN. Bowers. Becknsn & Co..
HENRY a. SWIFT. Henry A. smith q Co., % Bar.
JosEP ma 4: spRAauE, spsasu., Cooper q co,Surn,
JAMES Il. PRENTICE, Merchant, Bsoeklys.
RUFUS X. GRAVES, Merchant. q Wall street.
n. MESSENGER T. 4 II. Messenger, 16l Maiden
ALIEN v. BLAKE. A. b. Sands 4 Co. 14i william g.
GEORGE l.. NICHOLS. I. b. Coldington q Co., ss
JAMES S MOVES. Gardner, Brewer 4 Co.. 81 Leon
JOHN " FRornINGHAM. rockingham Baylse,
wM. q. FOWLER, F. r. & W C. Fowler. al From,
street.
VIM G. SHELDON, Buckley & sheldon, Is Leonard
SAM Ell. b, CALDWELL. Caldwell & Morris. 81 Old
OLIVER 8. CARTER, Carter & nawley. 100 Pearl
street.
NORMAN s BENTLEY. Bently & Burton II and II
Beaver etrcet.
broadway.
wiLIIAMP. PRENTICE, Counsellor, 90 Wall st.
JOHN T. II. MAXWELL. Merchant. u South II.
JAMES II. FRoTilINGHAM. Rowland & Fso'hing
ham. los Wall street.
EZRA +. PRENTICE, President Commercial Bank
Albany.
Hon STEPHEN TABER. Long Island.
BENJAMIN HICKS, koslyn. l.. l.
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M. BAnsgTs:
Desr BIZ, -HsuaR Nssd botale o. yosf !" vseets-
BE Hair Restorative" AFTER having tried many OtAss
- plus alta Of Ill Hair Preparations In tho world,
md do myself ainecfe1y snd chsesfnlly recommend II
= ''' '4''' - '''-' JOIN ShANKIrN.
No. Tfe0ont street, Boston.
Testimony ffoa Abroad.
Asssss.J n. BAnaass Co.:
Vegetable Haif Restorative. and ! am very much
plsassd With the cdbce Il hAs had my hair. was
0sRy half grey. 30 bol0fe uGlng bottle my
hsad h need non daAdruY and my hair hae III the
appearance Of youth. lfnlly believe Bassstts to -
the best Hair preparation In The world.
WILLIAM HAMILTON
Hredonia. N. T.. April -, 1eoe.
J. X. BAkRETT Co. Psopsistoss,
1sseAs6ess. N. II.
For Sale By Morraoon Z 0o0rke.
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THE HORACE WATEQA
Grand. Gauarc 4. Upright Planes.

MELODEOSS AND CABINET ORGANS.
"H0LESALE AND RETAIL THE BEST
w Instru nents made Second hand Pianos
q. bargains. from $50 20 seas. Liberal discount
TO teachers and clergvrnen. New octave Pi-
amos for e275 and up~ards.
fectory and Wsrerooms, No. zsl broadway,
New York.
HORACE WATERS < Co,
fsb4-dly Manufacturers.
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amos for e255 and upwards.
fectory and wsrerooms, No. ssl broadway.
New York.
HORACE WATERS & Co.
fsb4-dly Manufacturers.
Fer Bremen vim Southamptsn.
New H0rk Il Isremcn stca IN ship
Company.
THE FIRST CLASS L. 8. MAIL STEAMSHIP
WESTERN METROPOLIS,
WIN. WiER, CosnAxpsR.
WILL LxAvs Pna NO -. xonTH RIVER. ON
Thnrsdsy, March LIST,
AT 10 O'CLOCK, AN.
FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN,
Taking psssengers 10 Southampton, London,
Havre aud Dsemen, q the following rates. pay
able 10 geld or its equivalent in currency.
First cabin el2o; second cabin go; seer
FROM BREMEN. Sc ssotG 81 e; &C.. 70
NEW YORK,
First Cabin elas second cabin t7s; steer
EXCURSION TICKETS. OUT AND HOME.
First cabin, t225.; second cabin els5 steer.
ATLANTIC. Capt. G no o,s April ..
BALTIC Capt A. q. Jones. ..... April 20.
FURTHER DEPARTURES PkOM NEW YORK :
May 4. June l. Is and 90. July 90.
For freight or passage apply TO
ISAAC TAYLOR
Feb 2s '6T-lv. President. 40 Broadway. q
TAUSSlG, FISHER & CO..
BANKERS T. BROKERS,
ID broad kt., New York.
CoLr. STOCKS. GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
" &c. bought and sold on commission.
Int ~ naflV mt nj
Banks =. Bankers. and otacrs.
Orders left with
TACSSIG, 0EMPP 4 CO.,
3n5 Olive Street, st. Louis, will be promptly flled.
febi2-div
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Ease 4 Economy in Washing
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-25

s:sss.FA - 80. - ~.
HisSa elvissd ne 70 try ysuf prsb9o1lDa, 80
~ ~sss coed sssct 4 ksl % hin. { = is:s
lsnshed q the idsa, but consented 70 ne tsiel.
~ raeeeea with q. hsVe teGted u thofough-
II. k - restoreA ny heir and whiskess -
1Seis natuesa ssles, ana keeps then -. I go.
0eed Il - I'll il seed.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-25

NAxeanssas, n. n. Nay, 1859.
uleeeerv. r. L. WALLACE Co.-Hst ny name
6exu emsee those Who havs ussd yssr prsps-
esaion With much sstisfaceiop. have used ~.
~. IA aetios upon chs hair. n rsstering che
eeler. il quick cad dusabls, and - dressing IL
= saPsrb.
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Hints to Farmers.

The Trenton IN. j. Sentinel having
been requested by some rural subscribers
to add an agricultural Department" 10
Its columns, falls In with the idea, and as a
commencement, furnishes the following
"adviee to farmers"
j.. In breaking up the ground in the
spring always use plow. A hammer will
not answer See that your horses are
,hitched at the right end of the plow, or Il
will ego backn on you.
2. In sowing oats be careful that YOUR
bows do not use the "wild" variety The
wild VIII ''enme to head" soonest, but it
is not profitable. We never knew crop
ofthis kind to pay expenses.
3, Flat land will never answer for corn.
II should always be planted in hills The
farmer who heglects this caution will have
hard row to hoe. Four grains (avoirdu-
pois weight 10 the hill is the rule in plant
ing. Corn IN the ear is better than corn on
the toe Wphave tried both.
4. Plant your potatoes with the eyes
downward, The caution is particularly
necessary when "woman's rights" are em-
ployPd to hoe the earth over them.
8. To prevent the pigs from getting at
the planted corn, ring their noses. To pre-
vent the chickens from doing the same.
wiring their necks.
G. For getting wheat properly in the
ground sewing machine is Indispensable.
Z. Rve should he put in early. say tile
irst thing on getting up in the morning.
But few farmers require instructions there
in. .N."H ST tt.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

ISRAEL GILBERT who resides In the State
of Indiana, and Isaac Gilbert who resides In
the State o Maryland, win tAfe notice that Geo
w Meyer, administrator Of the estate Of Isaac
Gilbert, deceased, ON the - day Of june, a ~
1857, aled his petition in the Probate Court within
and for the County OF Montgomery and State OF
ohio, alleging that the personal cStAte of said
deceased Is insufficient to pay his debts AID the
charges of administering has estate that be died
seized in tee simple Of the following real estate
situate in said cou ~, to-wit: Being IL south
part or the northeast quarter OF section fourteen
q4. township four q, range fur ~, east and
bounded as follows: Beginning at the southw est
corner Of said quarter, and running thence with
the south line OF said quarter north e4k deg,
east 1877 10 poles TO the southeast corner 0J Ssid
quarter: thence with the section line north deg
west 20 29 100 poles to stake; thence s0nth Elk
deg west ib1 $40 poles 10 stak on the est line
OF said qpalter thence south S2 deg east 20 % 100
poles to the place Of beginning, containing tw enty
acres, And thnt Julian GilIRrt rs v idoW OF said
decedent, is entitled to dover in said premises
The pray eT of said petition Is for the Assiknment
Of dover to the said JUL GILBERT and for n sale
of said premises subject 10 such dover estate Iof
the payment o. the debts and charges Aforesaid.
Sld petition will be for hearing on the Sth daS
of July 1857 or as soon thereafter us leave can be
oDtB ined. GEO. W. MOfKR
Admins rator Of Isaac Gilbert deed.
June7-d1tNdt-40 ~
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Fatal Result of Careless shootina

Mr.. Fred. Vogele, who was shot with n
revolver in the hands of Mr.. John @.
Schultheis, on the 4th died Of his wound
and was. buried yesterday. Coroner En-
inert held an inquest on the body. when II
was found that the shooting was the result
of ''highly culpable earelessness In using
dangerous weapon" ON the part of Mr..
Schultheis 1t seems that Vogele had
placed himselfinR a very prominent position
and attitude, and invited Schultheis to hit
him If he could. Schultheis aimed the pis-
mortally wounded him. He. of course.
was terribly grieved at the result of the
affair. lie watched constantly at the
wounded mans side until he died and after
he was taken into custody attended his fu-
neral, in company with an officer.
Coroner Emmert held an inquest. yester-
day, on the body of John Maytun, who
dropped dead Of apoplexy, on the 4th.--
Cincinnati! COMMERCIAL
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An Anecdote of Bismarck

A correspondent of the Courier des Etats
Unts tells n characteristic story of Count
Bismarck. IL appears that the count is not
fond Of Ices and confectionery. but that he
has healthy German appetite for beer.
On the evening Of the ball at the Prussian
embassy he called for his favorite beverage.
M. dc Guilty took him into the garden and
showed him a keg snugly placed under n
tent. Bismarck drank, lit a cigar, and sat
down. Whenever thirsty promenaders
approached the tent he courteously filed
their mugs, not neglecting his own. In
this useful and innocent occupation he
spent the greater part Of the evening.
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To TAME BEEs.-The Scottish Gardener
says to tame bees esweulIaYs only 70 aeoustom
them to the forms of human beings, Al
scaTecrow placed In front OF the hives Of
singing bees is great help. 1t can be
shifted now and then, and. TO provoke a
general attack, place AZ loose, waving hand
kerchief or rag In the hands Of the scare
CROW. Vicious, kicking horses have been
completely cured by hanging bags Of hay
behind them in theE stalls, T'Tbey hck "a
and pluHRed at tthebag ~ tIeif Strength
was completely exhausted. when their vice
and folly left them, so that they quietly
tolerated the bags 10 dangle by their sides.
and grooms b 90 as they liked. I'm like
manner the Bees attack the waving. pro-
vOking handkerchief and sting It till their
vice leaves them. That which scares crows
tendsfo dopie stieate peesD Z kept igR gar
den where men, women and children are
often seen, and where they are not dis
turbed, bees are as tame and peaceable as
cocks and hens. .rrrI-. IN.
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NOTICE.

william F. Eby, Plaintin, against Rcbecca Jane
Eby, Defendant,
Common Pleas Court, Montgomery County, Ohio
ID EBECCA JANE EBY, in the county of But.
IL ler and state of ohio, Is notified that william
r kby did. on the 10Th day Of April. a. ID. 1857,
nle his petition in the Court Of Common Pleas
within and for the county of Montgomery aud
state of ohio, praying that hc may be divorced
IRON the said Robeccu Jane Eby, which petition
will stand for heuring at the next term of said
Court. Cause-Adultery. WILLIAM +. EBi.
GEO. W. MOVER. Atty. ma20, 67wG'9T
George a. Grove, administrator of Henry Huiet,
deceased, VS.. Joseph lluict, John Huet and Mi
nerva Whitehouse.
Probate Court of Montgomery County. Petition
to sell land
rINO John Huiet OF Howard County, Indiana and
i Minerva Whitehouse and William Whitehouse,
OF Marion County, Indiana; You are hereby in
formed that on the Sd day OF June AID 1867, said
Administrator fled his petition in the Probate
Court of Montgomery County, ohio, the object and
prayer of which petition $ TO obtain Order. &c.
for the sale of the following real estate (of which
the SAID Henry Huiet died seized,) to. pay the
debts Of said decedent to-wit. The Homestead
and one and one half lots upon which the SAID
Henry Huiet resided at the time of his decease in
Miamisburg, Montgomery County, Ohio.
GEORGE a. GROVE
Administrator OF Henry Huiet deceased
ADAM CLAY. Atty JunCS 67.dltW dt-40
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FEVER AND AGUE AND CNlLLS,
.a THE BEsT REMEDY TO cURE,Is
DAVIS'PAIFV KILLER.

directions FOR ms USE.-TAKE
three teAspoonsful ofthe Pain iler in about hall
pint OF hot water well sweetened with molasses ar
the attack is coming on, bathing freely the chest
back and bowels with the medicine at the same
time. Repeat the dose In twenty minutes If the
vomiting land Il probably will " the stoIn aoh is
very FOUL, take little Pain Killer In cold water
sweetened with sugar after each spasm Perse.
veTance In the above treatment has ouroa many
severe and obstinate cases Ut this disease.
SOLD BY ALL MEDICINES DEALRRs.
Octai -dAwtl
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This troupe consists oil the most unique and
wonderful ... .Y ...| D..
JUGGLERs, BALANCERs,
POSTUHERS, MAGlCIANS,
ACROBATS, MUSICIANS and
ROPE DANCERS,
From Jeddo. Japan, (helng the FIRST artists ever
perm itted 70 leave The Empife)
Will appear each night In q variety Of their
marvellous and astounding feats, such as have nev.
er before bten witnUssed outside Of the dOminions
OF His HiRhnets, the Tyco n.
RGNG!kEE-CHEE. better known as LITTLE
Al-L-MGHTi" will appear at each entertain.
ment . .'| .t.. -
This being an entire japanese entertainment,
the stage wall be conducted In precisely the sHme
manner rs In JapAu. .. I..' .-
PRICES or ADMISSION:
Dreah Circle and Pnrq1ette e..................a IS
Family Circle ................ ...... .. %
Reserved Seat. Observation-Disclosures. 90
Box osics for the sale Of reserved seats wi I bO
open daily.
doors open, eveninR, At o'clock. Jap Aheso
appear 1T 3 O'Clock precisely.
Rt m Jmbsr that those who wish seAts must
secure Them In advance for either evening,
JuIy .. le67-dSt
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Who Wants Bargains.

MARTIN BoMBERGER, REAL
ES FATE AGENT, DAYTON, OHIO, has for sale.
Twenty Houses and Lots ranging from $500 to
S5 90. ..
Also six Farms three in Darke, two in Mont
gomery. and one in Van Vert County.
The Undersigned can always be found At the
hiOInSurHnoe Udice, when HOt out on business
or ut the Post Othoe corner. -.4'""
Buys sand sells property. Terms liberal
nur
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At 2 o'clock P NJ, the following described real es
tate tO-wtt: Situated in Butler Township. in the
JOunty OF Montgomery, and State Of Ohio, aud
being hfty acres OF land OF the east side of the
southeast quarter OF section twenty t20), town
ship three 3), range six (Gl east In said township
and county Aforesaid, with all the privileges and
appurtenances thereto belonging. said fam has
u good log house and good barn and other out.
buildings and Is fine land, within one and halt
miles OF Chambersburg.
Said real estate has bee appraised at $40 per
acre, subject to HdOwer interest of Elizabeth Z.
Lodge during her natural he. and cannot sell or
less than twOthirfs the appraised value thereof
Terms OF sale; One third cHsn on day OF sale,
andOne third in one year, and oDe-thrd in two
years from day OF sale Deferred payments to
bear interest, and to be secured by mortgage on
the premises, - G. II. DAVIDSON
Sheriff Montgomery Co.
ODLIN & CAHILL, Attorneys.
JuIy9 1867 Wdt- "a
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LEGAL NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has this day been duly appointed and quail
hed as the Executor OF the last will and testament
Of Catharine Overholser, deceased late OF Mont
gOmery County, Ohio DAVID FLORY,
July2 1861 w8t -43
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GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL ESTATE

GUARDIAN . SALE Oe REAL ESTATE.
I \ pursuance OF an order and decree Of the Pro.
L bate COGrt OF Montgomery County, Ohio, m ade
IN a cause pending in said Court, herein Frances
Benkhon, by her guatStau, Lawrence Butt, IT,, IL
petitioner, and said warn anu Stners are defend
ants, shall oer ior sale at the of the CouFt
house in sa'u county on Saturday, the 2Oth day OF
July 1867, at two O'Clock P. N the following de-
scribed real estate situate in the city OF Dayton
county of Montgomery, and state Of Ohio, to.wit;
Part of lot numbered sixteen hundred and SIXTY
three Il G63) said part Of said lot fronts twenty
six feet and three inches On Jefferson street, and
runs back the same width TO an alley and is the
north part OF said lot No. ,06S -. g.. .IU
Terms OF Sale One third OF the purchase money
TO be paid ON the day OF sale one-third In one
year, and One-third in two years from said day of
sale to bear interest from day Of safe and be So
cured by mortgage on the premises.
said lot is appraised 1T tSOO and can not sell for
less than two-thiTds Of the appraised value there-
OF. LAWRENCE BUTZ, ,JR
Guardian OF Frances Benk hod.
JOHN J. AOKRRMAN, Atty for Petitioner .'.
Dayton, o, June 10. 1887. Junel9- -d1tw4t-tl
lVolkzaituBg please copy
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i 5 hereby given that Simon Bumgartner, an in
Il tented apprentice to Henry Frank, has lett
the employment OF the undersigned, and this is to
oaGtion all persons not tO harhur or trust him on
my account REBECCA KLEY
AdministratriK Of the estate OF Henry Frank de-
ceased July 4, ib7-3twf. .43. .
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A HOMESTEAD FOR SIS.
1900 Farms and 10000 Building lots
FOR SALE,
IN THE
Gold and Oil Regions Of Virginia
To be sold in Shares OF
FIVE DOLL RS Il ACI
10 200 Shares, amounting to.

10 200 Shares, amounting to- ............. 500 0OO
Certificates OF these Shares will be inclosed In
envelopes exactly alike, sealed ~, mixed well
together, numbered on the outside and deposited
in boxes. subject to pubic Inspection Any per
son sending so cents for the certificate can order
any mum er he may choose II he is pleased with
what the certificate calls ioT he can then send s.
and obtain Il deed for the land, no matter what 1t
may be, whether a Lot orth from SO 10 SEQ or n
Farm worth from 500 to 20 900 All Farms worth
overSl 900 will he redeemed in GreenbaGks, should
II be pre- erred, subject TO n deduction Of 90 per
cent. to cover expense Of sales &c. Any number
Of shares Can he taken Ivy individuals Clubs will
be received ut 10 per cent discount, with an extra
certificate to the getter up of the club.
Address, with money, and stamp inclOSed for
return postage, T.. BAUDER.
RRppahHnnock city, Culpepper Co.. Va,
Via BealetoR station, o. and a. X Il.
7, -RappahannOck City is in the midst OF the
g9ld mining district, in Culpepper County, and
Clifton in the coal and oil region In BuchHn an
County, on Louisa Fork Of Big SANDY River
The shares are sold so cheap 10 induce Immlgra-
tion and settlement June5l
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The New Star Clothing Store

CALL at IS Jefferson street where you can find
" large assortment OF Clothing at very i.w
prices, Also large STOCK OF hats, caps aud nts'
Furnishing Goods Of all kinds
Don't forget the place. tho star Clothing Store,
No. % Jefferson street, three doors south ~ he
Market House M. HARTSTEIN.
June ~ lsdT'dlm ... ......
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sTRAYED,

LNROM the subscriber living south OF DAYTON in
II the building known as the Hospital Building
two milk cOws-pneO Of them entiwlv white both
OF the horns dropping but one considerable lower
than the other--the other q deep red, horns turned
forward. Both fresh. liberal reward will be
paid for Inform alton leading 10 theirreturn 70
Junel7, 81 -d2t' SAMUEL HARLAN
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NOTICE OF OOPARFNERs1Tp

The undersigned having purchaged the entire
st0ek OF Drug. &c, Of Dr J. A Waltefs No IA
stand 80 long and fayoFsbly known. We eT uSct
by close attention 10 bns and sell ri
ronage. HEISO 4 RI{E sr1rS'
June n, '67.diw.wsia 'i'
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Anrttunsfrs.
Business 5Jntites.
DYSPEPSIA!
! DoCToR
-, STRICLAND'S
TONIC.
DR.. STRIcKLAND't

-- ToNIC is cOncen-
rated preparation OF Roots and Herbs, with
hntiacids and carminatiYes TO strengthen
the stomach and nervous system. 1t is ?
certain remedy for Dyspepsia or Indiges'
ty OF the Stomach, Flatulency and Debility
1t is not alcoholic, therefore particularly
suited for Weak Nervous, and Dyspept =
persons. For sale by all Druggists every
where at 81 per bottle.
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Clothing.
CARD.

DERMIT me, through the columns OF the Day
ton Empire, TO thank our Kind patrons in tho
city and its Vicinity, having f,unu that our one
price system has given entire satisfaction TO every
body. We therefore have the assurance D, con-
tihung on to serve our customers in the same
manner. A iow us once more to thank you all,
trusting 70 have n share oi your kind patronage
I.'P. STRAUSS 4 BRO,
3Q1 Third street.
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SHERTFF'S SALE.

TAMES N. LODGE ct AL vs. Elizabeth Lodge ct
~ al Superior Court, case No. BU3 In obed.
ence TO the command OF an order OF partition is
sued by the superior Court Of Montgomery Coun-
ty Ohio, and TO me directed. 1 will offer for sale
on the premises herein described, in Montgomery
County, Ohio ON
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w WANTED-MERCHANTs, BAlSKrRs
And Everybody waiting GOOD Prin ~, : dn.t ~
examine the work executed at the Emnlse 50. ~ ~
job Rooms, No. 10 Main street.
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ON the 2ist day OF June A. D., 1857 the under
~ signed was appointed and qualified Executor
or the " III Of CathHrlne Zehring, late OF Mont
gomrry County, Ohio, deceased
June n 67-wBt-42 GEORGE A. GROVE.
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NnTIuE.

HAVING sold my entire stock of drugs. AZ. IA
IL se5, Thi!d street, 70 Kelso 4 DsnnetI hotk
wen known business men, ana competent drug
glAts Fhe community who favor thSm with th1lf
custom. need have no fears bet that thay NnI hs
fairly and honestly dealt With. =, -
June II, 1851 WALTERS
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
LEGAL NOTICE.

VNHE undersignsd has been daly appointed Az.
i ministratoT Of the estate OF Peter sAafST lac
OF Montgomery County, Ohio, deceased. II =
dune H is7-wsw-0 WILLIAM AULr
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JOE PRIrIrINQ.
2masrmfuts.

0IURNERs' oPEItA.HOUsE-
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that Joseph Fenste rmaker has
Il been duly appointed and qualified as Adminls.
TRAITOR OF the estate OF Joseph Ioch deceased late
OF Montgomery COUNTY Ohio
JOSEPH FENsTRRMAKER
Dated this sth day Of June, 1851 -wst. 20
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-07-08

Is warranted to be the only preparatIon
known to cure Coughs, Colds, ,Hoarseness
Asthma, Whooping Cough, Chronic Cough.
Consumption, Bronchitis and Group.
ing prepared from Honey and Herbssit
healing, softening, aud expectorating, an
particularly suitable for all affections ofthH
Throat and Lungs. For sale by Druggists
'eVervwhere. ...........fr fr8l jana
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-07-08

Has cured thousands Of the worst cases of
Blind and Bleeding Piles. 1t gives imme-
alate relief and effects a permanant cure
Try it directly. 1t Is warranted to cure.
For sale by all Druggists at 80 ets. per
bottle.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-07-08

THE WONDERS OF A LIFE 7ThEi
.NAGuIRE's IMPERIAL
Japanese Troupe
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-07-08
ID. 2. PoTTLE,, s..
Horse ShoeinR ahop,

COR, ST CLAIR AND THIRD ST, DAYroN, q
Having established my shop At the aboEs locA
ton, VIII give particular httentiob to shosine
SsE SSts tGai ana 5oSt gSSse wi'h
able. INV E" 80 HoI4s 'eT ds,fI-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-06

Seventh Prize. The Franklin Female In
stitute at Holly Springs, Miss, a handsome
eligibly located. This is very desirable prop
erty. Valued at $1,000.