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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-01

NS A YOUNG LADY returning to heJ
country home. after a sojourn Of fow months in
.he CITY was hardly recognized by her friends
III place Of coarse, rustic, flushed face. she had
SOFT ruby complexion OF almost IN arbls smootbnsss
anu instead Of twenty-thres she really appeared
Dut eighteen. Upon inquiry as to the cause OF so
great ohange, she plainly told them that she
used the CiTcassian Ra Im and considered
u an invaluable acquisition 10 any Lndy's toilet
ny IT'S use any Lady or Gentleman can improve
their personal appearance an hundred fold. II IA
simple IN its combination, as nature herself I.
simple, yet unsurpassed In its efficacy in drawn
impurities from, also healing cleansing and bean.
tiyins the skin and complexion. BY Its direct nc.
tlon on the enticlo it draws from 1t all Ito impuri.
e''kindly healing the same, and leaving the sur.
face as nature intended it should be clear sor,
smooth and beautiful. Price 81, sent by mail or
express, on receipt OF an orderly
w. l.. CLARK h Co, Chemists
No West Fayetts street, Syracuse. n. Y
The only American A gents for the sale Of tho
SAINT ap887dlycfs
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

NE. Y. CONE may be consulted a. foilows,
In DAYTON At the Phillips House on Fridays.
JuneM July 96i August so; oct. 4; Nov g.
In TROY at the Morris House, ON Saturdays
June ~ July ~; August 81; Oct o; Nov o.
IN NkNiA ~ The Depot Eating House on Thurs-
In 'sPRiNGFIELD at the willis House, ON
InarsdAys' June2 27i Augusta Sept. 8; oct 10;
DR.. CONE has had ofHees In each the above
places that he has regularly visited for the past
seven years, and a. he has treated and cured many
fatients, In each Of the above places he can give
the best OF references in each place as TO his
Or. CONE Treats and Cures all varieties of
Ear makes no charge for consultation hut IN
those who consult himdesl reAtment l. he charges
Cash for his Medicines
McdicDes that viii last a patientrrom four 70 sir
months, cost from Five TO Thirty dollars, in Cash
Address; Dr. e. CONE,
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
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Wonderful, but True.

MADAME REMINGTON, the world renowned
AStrologist and somnambulistieClairvo ant while
IN ciarVoyant state, delineatss the very features
OIL 'he person you are to marry. and by the aid OF
ah instrument OF Intense power known as the
rSyehomotrope guarantees to produce perfect
and lIfe.lke picture OF the future husband or yIso
OF the applicant with date Of marriage, occupa.
tion' leading traits Of character, &C. This is no
imposition, MS testimonials without number can
assert by stating place OF birth, age disposition.
color or eyes and hair, and enclosing Atty cents
and stamped envelope addressed to yourself Won
VIII receive the picture by return mail, together
with desired information.
b1o- Address In confidence, MADAME GKRTRupH
REMINGTON, 7; o. Box 2ST, West Troy, MY.
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EB- A statement is going the rounds o
the papers that Queen Victoria Is so years
OF age, This is a mistake. She was born
May "a, 1919, so that she is 4s years old
She succeeded to the throne on the death
of her uncle, William the Fourth, June 20
1877 when she was little over Is years OF
age. She was married to Prince Albert
February TO- 1910. She has nine children
and ten grandchildren. Her oldest child,
who is now the Princess Royal of Prussia,
and has four children, was born November
u, 1910. The youngest child of Queen Vic
toria is the Princess Beatrice Mary Victo-
ria Feodore. She was born April II, 1867.
The Empress Eugenie celebrated her for
ty-first birthday on the 10Th Of May last
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NO young lady or gentleman should fail 20 sen,
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Errors of Youth.

gentleman who suffered Tor years from Berv-
Gus debility, premature decay, and all the effects
OF youthful indiSsretion, wil for the sake of sur
fering humanity, send free 10 all who need It, the
recipe and directions for making the simple rem.
edy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing Ia
plont BY the advertisers experience, caa do 80 by
addressing, in perfect cor Rndence
JOHN 4. OGDEN.
~ Cedar Street, New Nsrk.
MAY q 1897 .hI w W IN Ana
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C$- The Dubuque Times of the 2lst says
ave learn that the heirs of the late Ton
KELLEY were rewarded in their search for
his buried gold, yesterday, by finding in
the ground beneath his hut between $4,000
and $1,000 of the precious coin. or course
more will be found sooner or later. KEEL
LEY never parted with his gold, and must
have amassed large amounts of it. lie was
afraid of banks, and therefore buried 1t.
During the last year or so he has received
between $4,000 and $4,000 in gold for
mineral. Strict watch is kept on the prem
ises, aud none but the heirs are allowed to
dig for the hidden treasure.
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THE mIsEHAaLEs.

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seated letter envelopes, free Of charge. Address
Dr. j SklLLlN HoUGHToN, Howard Associa-
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FEVER AND AGUE AND CHILLS
The BEST REMEDY TO OURE,Is
DAVIS'PAIN KILLER,

directions FOR ms USE.-TAKR
three teaspoOnsful of the Pain Killer in about hal
pint of hot water well sweetened With moasses aF
the attack Is coming on, bathing neely the chest
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vomiting land 1t probably will IL the ach iS
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sweetened with sugar after each spasm. Perse-
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CHASTELLARS
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E N A M H T.

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perfect toilet Upwards Of 30 900 bottles were SOLD
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Misrellautnls.
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MADE BY THR GREAT AsTRoLoGIsT,
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MANUFACTURERS LABELS
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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-09-22
Frn1n Rio Ianeiro. az. &c

New YORK, Sept. 21.-Rio Janeiro ad-
vices of August 2lst give the report that
the ram Sonora had been abandoned and
destroyed by the Paragraphs, and the
allies were in rear of Humato Gen. Mitre
had taken supreme command, superceding
Marques Jaxois, and a disagreement is
reported between them. The fort at Ca
rumba has been taken by the allies.
HAVANA, Sept 21.-The Havana NUM-
cipality has secured a loan in London. The
administration is celebrating on the ex~
pediency of increasing the rate of interest
allowed by Banco & Panal, beyond eight
per cent.
Advices from Jamaica of the 18th inst,
state that the smallpox had appeared in
Montongo. Commerce is stagnated, the
weather is good and crops are promising.
AdVices from Port au Prince of the 9th
inst. says: Salnave has submitted to the
Chambers an order warning foreigners
against any public expression of opinion
regarding the political affairs of the coun-
try. Another revolution is inevitable
Most horrible restitution prevails, and
robberies are perpetrated almost with im-
punity. Business is paralyzed-
A special from San Francisco says the
French and English Ministers at the Sand
wich Islands cavil at the the treaty with
the United States, and chrage that the ad-
vantages are sure to accrue to the United
States.
Leprosy is making fearful havoc among
the natives. Victims numbered by hun
hundreds. A separate tract Of land has
been devoted to the whole community of
lepers. Only one foreigner has been at
tackled.
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the 18th of February, 1858. The legisia-
tive intention to repeal former statute is
never presumed, nor are implied repeats
encouraged. The provisions of subse-
quent act must be inconsistent with those
of prior statute, else it cannot be said that
the Legislature intended TO repeal il,
Smith rs. Hickman Cookies, r. $50. When
there are two statutes prescribing several
remedies for the same evil, the courts will
not construe the formeras repealed by i'm
plicatiOn, unless there be so manifest re-
pugnance that they cannot co-exist. Cato
rs. the State, Sneed's r. 100
But the charter of Nashville and the
franchise law are not inconsistent, bat stand
together. The franchise law applies to cleo
tions held under the State laws, and the
election to be held for the corporation of
Nashville is to be held, if at all, under the
special charter of 1853, which has not. in
the least, been altered or abridged, except
in The single instance requiring all voters
to be registered voters. No strained con-
struction can, or will, be given by any
enlightened court in favor of an implied
repeal, or presumed repeal, of the charter
of Nashville, acted upon for so many years,
and under which the corporation has ac-
quired great and valuable rights of pro-
perty and privileges, and incurred great
liabilities, under the charter, and sane.
toned by the public laws of the State.
JOHN c. GAUT.
w. F. COOPER.
NEIL S. BROWN.
JOHN LELLYETT.
Sept. Dist, 1867. H. S. FooTE.
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EMIGRATION no TEXAS.

The Cleveland, Tennessee, Banner Of
Thursday, speaking of the editors visit
to Polk county, says
We found things all right in that locality
the crops good and everybody behaving
themselves well-but little litigation, and
a general good feeling prevailing. Money
Is very scarce-in fact, scarcer than we
have ever known it before-owing mostly,
TO the fact Of the heavy emigration from
that county to Texas this fall. Many Of the
best to do citizens are fixing up to move
they say if there is any country where the
white man is az good as the negro, they
want to find it. They are right, too-they
can't worst themselves, while the advan-
tages to improve their condition are many.
We DO not agree with the Banner as to
the advantages which it suggests will
accrue by emigration from this State to
Texas. The "best to do citizens" Ought to
let well enough alone, and stay where
they are. Very few people ever made
fortunes by moving Tennessee is infinite
in her resources; and those of Polk
county, especially, are extremely rich.
The time for their active development lie
just arriving, and consequently it is the
worst possible time to emigrate.
But to all who are fixed in their deter
mination 90 move, we can say that Texas
is great, as it is large We are just in
receipt of a letter from an old friend at
Columbus, Colorado county, on the Col
orado river, which gives some facts which
will at least, interest those who are bent
on going to that State. His assertions
may be implicitly relied on, and we give
them as follows
The emigrant, when he leaves home,
knows not where he is drifting-only to
Texas. He generally stops in the poor re-
gions of Eastern Texas, unconscious of a
better region beyond. often see them,
and pity their ignorance. The Colorado
region offers the highest inducements. The
lands are fine and cheap. Good farms can
be rented at from two to three dollars per
acre. Land can be purchased at from
three to eight dollars per acre, either on
one or two years time or for cash. Corn
can be bought at twenty-five cents per
bushel beef at three cents per pound.
The production is from twenty-five TO fifty
bushels of corn per acre, and a bale or
more of cotton. All kinds of vegetables
grow in perfection. Columbus is the ter
minus of a railroad already completed TO
the Gulf Good schools are accessible.
Stock, cattle and horses command, the first,
three to four dollars per head, and the for
mer ten to fifty dollars. Sheep and hogs
thrive well, and the range is good.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-09-22
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES,
New York Items.

New York, Sept. 2l.-The,order for the
arrest of Collector of Internal Revenue
Bailey, was vacated to day. When the
order was granted, the Judge was not aware
of his official position.
The Mayor and Council of Cincinnati,
returned from Albany this morning, land
left TO night for Boston, where they will
spend the Sabbath. They will return
here. Col. OBrien, of the Little Miami,
has rendered them a trip to Europe.
There have been four more deaths since
the arrival of the steamer Minnesota. Six
teen passengers are now i'll with the chol-
era, and it is feared that numbers will die.
The colored league of this city, and the
executive committee of the various colored
organizations in the State are making pre-
parations for State convention in SYRIA
cuse, next month, with view of co-opera-
ting with the Radicals to secure manhood
suffrage to the colored people.
This city celebrated, on Monday, the
PRONUNCIATION ofthe emancipation procla-
nation of President Lincoln.
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows con-
cluded its session to-day. The assets of
the lodge are $38,987.
Corrections in the imports for the week
make it: imports for the week, $4,756,415
of which S184, 696 is for dry goods.
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THE LEAGUES.
Their Movements in East Tennessee
Secret Preparations for War - The
Blue lights 10 he Renewed.

Their Movements in East Tennessee
Secret Preparations for War - The
Blue lights 20 he Renewed.
The Kingston East Tennessedn Of the
10Th inst, publishes a circular addressed
" to the Councils Of the Z. L. A in Roane
county," by w. S. Patton, president of
the Evans Council" The following ex-
tract shows that the intention of this con-
vocation is to hatch new treason against the
government of the Union. Mr. Patton
says:
You will have seen before this from
notice published in the East I6nnessedn,
that a convention composed of delegates
from all the councils in this county is
called TO meet at Kingston on the evening
Of the 9TH of October next, and by an
order Of Evans Council / am directed to
urge upon you the necessity and importance
Of being represented, and by your best,
dblest and tl1tes men.
A crisis of imminent peril to the country
is upon us. Perfidy and treason, with
most unblushing front, stalk through the
White House, and hold high carnival in
those halls where once presided the hon
ored representatives Of loyalty and patriot
ism.
The high handed, gross, shameless and
Wanton usurpations and assumptions of
power by the President make it an imperi-
tive necessity, that a thorough, complete
and prompt organization Of the Republican
party should be had. The loyal people of
this nation, have long and patiently borne
with the disgraceful acts of Andrew John
son the time has come to show him chat
while he has neither the respect of the peo-
pie nor the confidence of any party, there
is a power above him heretofore patient
and magnanimous, but which will not
allow patience and magnanimity to become
cowardice."
Let ~ meet together take counsel and
adopt such measures and modes of action
and cooperation as will insure uniformity,
unity and ultimate success in perfecting
and enjoying the fruits of our armies
victories.
We need meet together for mutual in
structions as TO the principles, purposes and
aims of our organization. Our councils are
termed, and fifty, too, schools for the
prompt and proper instruction of all men |
in the duties of American citizens"
Let MS take such steps and lay down such |
a chart as will enable us to steer clear of |
the rocks upon which successful parties have |
been wont 10 wreck. Over-weening conf |
dence in numbers-supineness and inaction |
and adopt such measures as will shield |
us from the corrupting and disorFanizing |
schemes of a cunning and uuprincipled |
foe. emust trim anew and keep bright |
ly burning, our altar lights.