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Wonderful but True.

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while in clairvoyant state, delineates the very
features of the person you are to marry, and by
the aid Of an instrument of intense power, known
a. the Psychomotrope, guarantees to produce a
perfect and life-like picture of the future hus-
band or wife of the applicant, with date of mar
rage, occupation, leading traits of character,
&C. This is no imposition as testimonials with.
out number can assert. By stating place OF
birth, age disposition, color of eyes and hair,
and enclosing fifty cents, and stamped envelope
addressed to yourself you will receive the pic.
ture by return mail together with desired inior>
nation.
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aslS.w
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Monday Morning,
TOWN TRIPLES.
New Advertisement

New Advertismenfs
The City Clerk publishes license
notice.
Lost muff-see advertisement.
Hubbard, Brother & Co. advertise
their auction business.
A new saloon will be opened on Mon
roe street to-day.
John L. Rice has removed.
A. Wilson advertises for sealed pro-
posals.
For Cincinnati to-day-steamer st
James.
For Cincinnati to-morrow-steamel
Potomac.
For st. Louis and Missouri river on
Saturday-steamer st. Mary's.
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Our City Correspondent.
signs Of the Timcs-Thc election Of
Clcrk-Hew 90 Organize Defent-
6cauaaleus Fashions.

WHEELING, April IL, 1867.
DEAR REGISTER To my great de-
light you have migrated. l congra'u-
late you on your change of base-a,so ~
your sign. The next clear aay Wa
ascerta;n if it is visible to the nakeu
sve saw it to-day blythe aid OF a
nowerful glass-a kind of object glass l
so,,. ob;ect to. A great many other
oa,,a examined il in the same manner.
IT, a fayorite way in which this
mwieked and adulterous generation
seeketh after sign" Singletwist,
who had two glasses, saw two signs.
What reason do you assign for hanging
a sign so hight If it had been another
Register Board could name, the pro-.
priety would be manifest. As it is,
some folks say it's all nonsense (; siga-e
qaa-noa- sense, Isuppose. 1t issaidlthat
the late lamented Constantine, we'll
known European gentleman who flour
ished some years ago, had sign, which,
like yours, was hung in the sky ana
that he did thriving business under
it. hope you may realize its motto
an hoe sign-o rinces.' -,
We had a session of the Counc'i
Board on Tuesday night. The Council
bored some of our Radical friends most
shamefully. 1t coaxed gentleman
RIGHT ont of their ranks and seduced him
into accepting a fat office under our
Democratic city government. This was
in pursuance of our favorite policy OF
Cancellation. If we had offices enough
we could conciliate the whole Radical
party-except on election days, when,
in consideration of their being with us
all the rest of the year, we could not
object to their voting the Republican
ticket.
Some of the details of the Municipal
Clerks election are highly interesting.
You have in your drawer lis. of TWEEN
ty-one Democratic Councilmen, all OF
whom voted for Parker on the first
three ballots, and then to avoid -
(please supply the vacuum) supported
Chapline OH the fourth. l know they
did for they say SO themselves. As the
highest number of votes received by
Parker was six and by Chapline eigh-
teen, and as figures won't lie, the infer
euce is easy. The Council is generally
supposed to consist of thirty-seTen
members. This is popular delusion.
1t is how ascertained that IN the assre.
gate, eighty-three votes were piedSed
to the different eahdiuaees lor olerh'
IL we cnly khe" ""e'c 10 g"" o"' o'y
fathers, thihk census oush' W DC
taken TO ascertain 'heir eA'o' n''i''-
tude.
Tuesday nights work mas democrat
lied the haaical ranks liosV sioiiou'i!'
There are hundreds Oh men Ill 'ha' par
ty who have never yet foted the Deliio-
cratic ticket and who never WILL lhey
can get all they want wlthout. LII Is
probable that this election VIII ollhs
relief to the arduous anu uhreq"lIeu
labors of some OF our Councilmeh' lie
people are unwilling that they snoulo
any longer sacrihce themselves 1or the
pubic good Inc truth ls theS are ac-
tuaily dying Ill 'he P"oi'' 'o' i''
Tuesday mg"t "GS Me "e"" y "e'''"''
think ,they Shoulu meet 'ne'i i".'
with resignation, ana 1 move '''"' 'h'ii
designations be accepted.
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Musical.


We learn that Prof. w. Glass and wife
have taken up their residence i'll this
city. Our readers will remember of
having listened, n few months since, to
their soul-stirring music in aid of the
Zane street Methodist Church. They
will form classes for instruction in vocal
and instrumental music this evening
at the Babtist; Tuesday evening, Zane
street; Wednesday evening, North
street; Thursday evening, Island; Fri
day evening, Chapline street Methodist
Churches. Their object is to do good
and we doubt not they can teach al
to sing, both old and young.
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ACARD TOHNVALIDS.

A Clergyman, while residing in South Ameri
ca as missionary, discovered safe and simple
remedy for the cure of Nervous Weakness,
Early Decay, Diseases of the Urinary and Semi.
nal Organs, and the whole train of disorders
brought on by baneful and vicious habits. Great
numbers have been already cured by this noble
remedy. Prompted b. desire to benefit the
afflicted and unfortunate, will send the recipe
for preparing and using this medicine, in a seal.
ed envelope, to any one who needs it, Free Of
charge. Please inclose postpaid envelope, adj
dressed TO yourself Address JOSEPH L.
INMAN, Station ID, Bible House, New York
City. nOvl3
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4 Firm
S.LNDIE SELKIEK

DESTROYS of finding out the pecuniary
status of person who wished to pur-
chase goods, telegraphed for the infor-
nation. The answer came back, "Note
good for any amount Soa large bill
of goods was sold aud shipped. The
note came due and went to protest. The
firm found with disgust that the dis
patch should have read, "Not good for
any amount"
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DIED

n, s.+nra.v ssyre,r,snp. A NNE NJ, daughter Of
anthon and insnelda Reymann, aged year,
month and Is days.
The funeral will take place from the residence
Of her parents on Market street TINS ai'ernoon
Mt o'clock. The friends OF the family are In
r;ted IN attend
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Notice

OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK,
April 18th, 1867.
Il EEPERS OF ORDINARIES. COFFEE
n Houses, &C., &c. are informed that all City
Licenses expire on the First Monday in May.
The City Council win meet on Saturday next,
the goth inst at O'Clock, p. NJ. for the purpose
of receiving applications for license.
Persons interested please take notice
II. +. FEENY,
apl5-3t City Clerk.
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Nicknalnes.


The day of using nickuames will new
er die out, but the custom of christen-
ing children by nicknames and pet
names should be strangled i'll the cradle.
The rising generation will blush for the
sentimental Stiffness of their parents.
who bestowed these names upon them.
A writer SAYS: ''Girls, instead of being
baptized with such sensible, oldfash-
toned names as Matilda, Charlotte, Mar
garet. or Sarah, are christened 'Tillie,'
Lottie,' Maggie and Sadie Ellen
dwindIes into 'Ellie:" Susan shrinks in
TO 'Susie;' Caroline is made ridiculous
by being cut down to 'Linie;' Emma be-
comes insipid in 'Emmie;' and, most
wretched of all, the beautiful name OF
Mary is frittered away in Mamie.
ms nicknaming would he all very well
II III Its use it was confined to the fam
lily circle; hut such names ore given
permanently to children, and the flu
ture wives and mothers of the land flo.
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Sealed ProposaIs

M I'LL BE RECEIVED BY THE COMMIT
w tee on Water Works, until Tuesday even
ing, at o'clock, April 10th, 1861, for digging
trench from Washington street to North on
Main street. Also, from Stewards foundry to
Jonathan's Gut and filing the same after the
pipes are laid. The trench to be from four TO
ave feet deep, and three feet wide, the bids to
be by the cubic yard, to include digging and
filling. Bids viii be endorsed for digging trench
on Main street and left with the City Clerk.
.r A. WILSON,
Chairman Committee on Water Works.
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RnlIou,n llRgaZinc.

We have received the May mum Der of
this magazine from our friend Nickel
vey, at the literary depot, corner of
Market and Quincy streets, where may
be found all the periodicals of the day.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Lost Muir.

r osT-between our Store and Bridge Corner
L. "a fine MINK MUFF. A liberal reward
will be paid, If found and returned to us.
ap15-3t IS. RHODES g. co.
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Card photographs

Are still made at Partridge's Premi-
um Gallery at one dollar per dozen, and
proofs shown. Also sixteen Gems from
life for twenty-five cents.
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Hair Rru shes.

Tooth Brushes, Nail Brushes, Shaving
Brushes, Flesh Brushes, the finest assort-
ment in the city, will be found at E.
Bookings Drug Store, No. l, Odd Eel
lows Hall.
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Don't forget that j. II. Smith \ Co.
sell the best kid gloves ut 81 II pei
pair.
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PLAIN pink. blue and buff jaconets
(Steinbacf Gold Ticket at J. II.
Smith & Co.'S.
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Free Lunch.

Louis Lingerman, at the Pemberton
House, will set free lunch this morn
ing. at 10 o'clock.
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MARIS, SALOON.

T TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING
i to my old friends and customers, that have
this day opened an Eating and Dining Saloon, at
No. SO Monroe street, where / will be pleased to
wait upon all who may favor me with q call.
LUNCH will DO served up at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
April 18th. Ia .. apr15lt
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sieinback's
j. IL. Smith n Go.

Plain pink and buff percale's just
opened by j. ii Smith X Co.
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Have inst received an assortment Of
silk sun umbrellas.
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Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
DAILY REGISTER.

One year.....ss 30 Three months. Sc 90
Six months. -. 4 90 One month";. Is
To sIrpscRr{ysps IN THE CITY,
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ptEAsE TAEE NofiCE.--1 will open on
saturday, juno s. splendid stock Of vell-
made Mems Fine Calf Boots, Ladies Fine
lasting CATERS aud Balmorals, an elegant
assortment of Ladies', Misses aud Child
rcu's Morocco and hid Shoes, ~ EXTREMELY
LOW rmcEs. All the goods are warranted
to give satisfaction. Call soon, and get
bargains. Remember the place.
S.sioODMAN,
JuncG no Main 81.
Complete SucCEss.-Sincc his first ar
rival in Dayton schwarz Of the Eagle
Clothing store, has labored faithfully to
secure the patronage and confidence Of his
numerous customers, and he has achieved a
complete success This is the popular uer-
dict. His immense stock, the excellent
quality aud the great variety OF the goods,
and the exceedingly low scale of prices,
have given this house a reputation ut home
! and abroad. of which the enterprislng
/ proprietor may well be proud.
.Iuue ~ 1867.
tS- Call ut GooDMAN's, 40 Main st., for
Fine Gaitcrs, at low rates. JuneG
uor.-Ahead again, aud the prettest In
the city, those linen, Marseilles aud scu-
sucker suits, just the thing for this hot
weather. can be had at the Eagle Clothing
Store, lis Main street. June8
HoUsEW ANrED.--A house containing siN
or seven rooms, and the necessary out
houses attached Is wanted by u family
One in the eastern part Of the city prefer
red. Leave word ut this office. II
MAGSIFIoENI SUITS FOR CHILDREN.-Th'
youths and childreus' suits at the Eagl'
Clothing Store are the most splendid eve
offered in Dayton-magniiicent isthe word
IL you would have your little ones beautl
FULLY arrayed, go to this popular house. an'
nowhere else, June5
c75- Get double the worth of your money
In Boots and shoes, by going to
GooDMAN's,
June6 40 Main st.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

ISRAEL GILBERT, who resides in the state
i of Indiana, aud Isaac Gilbert, who resides in
the State OF Maryland, will take notice that Geo.
W Meyer, administrator of the estate OF Isaac
Gilbert, deceased, on the -- day of june, A. u.
1891 hed his petition in the Probate Court within
and for the County of Montgomery, and state of
ohio, alleging that the personal estate of snid
deceased Is insufficient to pay his debts ~ the
charges of administering his cstatci that he died
seized In lee simple Of the following real estate,
situate in said county, to-wit; Being tie south
part OF the northeast quarter of section fourteen
no township four ~, range four ~, east, and
bounded us follows; beginning at the southwest
corner of said quarter, and running thence with
Lhe south line OF said quarter north Si5i deg,
east 1877 $40 poles to the southeast corner " said
quarter; thence with the section line north dog,
west ~ 2s.l0O poles to stake; thence south sax
deg. west i5T $40 poles toa stake on the west line
of said quarter thence south ~ deg east 20 2S 100
poles to the place Of beginning, containing twenty
acres Aud that Julian Gilbert, as widow OF said
decedent, is entitled to dover In sud premises.
The PRAYER Of said petition Is for the assignment
Of dover tn the said 1ul Gilbert, and for sale
of said premises subject to such dover estate, toi
the payment o. the debts and charges aforesaid.
Said petition will be for hearing on the 5th day
of July, 1851 rs soon thereafter rs leave can bS
Obt9inrd. GEO W MOIER,
Administrator Of Isaac Gilbert, decd.
,IuneT -dgtN Al 10
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GEORGE A. Grove administrator of Henry IuiCt,
deceased, vs.. Joseph lluict, John lluiet and Mi
ncrvn " MhitehOusC.
Probate Court of Montgomery County. Petition
to sell land.
ITO John lluict ct Howard County, Indiana, and
il Minerva WhitchOusc and william MhitehOuse,
of Marion County Indiana: You are hereby in
formed that ON the 81 day OF June, AID 1861 said
Adm ministrHtor tlled his petition in the Probate
Court of Mont tgOmery County, Ohio the object and
PRAYER of hich petition = 10 obtain an Or1sr Be-
for tho stc of tbs following real estate (of which
the said Henry Huict died scized,) to pay tho
debts of said dccedent, tO-wit; The Homestead
and one and one half lots upon which the said
Henry Huiet sided at the time OF his deccuse IN
Minmisbnrg, Montgomery County, Ohio.
GEORGIA GROVE,
Administrator Of Henry liniet, deceased,
| ADAM CLAY. Att'y. JunCh 'GI -ditWdt-dU
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FEVER AND AGUE AND CRILLS
THE BEST REMEDY TO cURE,Is
DAVlS'PAIN KILLER.

FOR rs USE.-.TAKE
three teAspoonsrul OF the Pain hnlerin about hal
pint OF hot water well sweetened with molasses al
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 III the
irst dose not stop the chill should II produce
vomiting tlnd 10 probably will VI the stomach is
very FOUL, take little Pain kiler In cold water
sweetened with sugar after each Epasm. perse-
verance Ia the above treatment has cure'i many
severe and obstinate cases OF tins disease.
SOLD BY ALL MEDICINES DEALERS.
oct9i ali
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NOTICE.

William ' Eby Plaintiff, against Rebecca Jane
Ehy, Defendant, ....
Common Pleas Court, Montgomery Comfy, ohio.
DEBECCA JANE EBY, in tho oountytof nut
III Ter, and State OF ohio, Is notified that w lam
=, Eby did, ON the 10th day of April, A. ID, 1857,
die his petition In the Court OF Common Pleas
within aud for the county Of Montgomery and
State Of Ohio, praying that he may be divorced
from the said ltebecca JAue Eby, which petition
will stand for hearing ut tho next term Of said
Court. Causc-Adnltery WILLIAM y. EBf,
Gro, W. MOYER, Atty. ma20, '6Tw0'37
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CLIMAX.
MOnars Life Iills and Phenix Bltters.

hOhats Life Iills and Phenix BltteIs.
Were first used in private practice In 1925. They
were introduced to the public In 1886 since which
time their reputation has extended, until they
have a sale in excess of all other Cathartic and
Purifying Medicines. There is hardly q family
among civilized nations who have not personal
evidence OF their beneficial effects Their great
success is owing to their uniform reliability In
cases of Constipation, Bilious and Stomaehic dis
eases, whether of |, ng or short duration. They
are entirely vegetable in their composition, and
harmless - the gcntlest infant. One ingredient
opens the pores OF the skim another is diuretic,
and stimulates proper action of the kidneys; u
third Is emoll cnt, loosening phlegm and humor
from the lungs other properties are warming and
cathartic and cleanse the stomach and bowels
from unhealthy rretions. Their combined effect
is to regulate the impaired functions OF the sys-
tenn and to produce health 1t Is not asserted MOf-
fats Pills are a eurS-0H- that they viii cure all
complaints-but under ordinary circumstances
they may he relied upon TO cure Nervous aud Sick
Headache Costiveness, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Jaundice Liver and Bilious Complaints, Colds,
Scurvy, GencralWeukness, &c. They ReexpFess-
ly made for these diseases Millions upon millions
of cures can be cited. In no single Instance
has a complaint ever come to our know edge,
where they have not operated Iecommended.
| The printed circular around each box fully eN-
plains the symptoms and eneets Of each disease,
| specifies treatment. furnishes evidence, &c.
We brleay refer 70 Rev. David Elder, Fran lin,
N. e., who was cured Of Dyspepsia. e, Il. Cross
OF TheOike III, cured Of Liver Complaint II
Ho, ley Of springfield, Pa, had scrofula, ana had
TO use crutches was cured in three weeks. james
d. Dolens, OF Adrian, Mich, cured Of Bilious Fe-
YER Rev. Henry Graham, Presbyterian Church
Gananagua Cal, Of Fever and Ague. Rev Ed
H. May, Twenty -nrst New York, Of Rheumatism
and piles OF 20 years standing. Rev. Samuel
Bowles, Editor Of the Springfield, tMass) RspuS
! can, was curet OF terrible CoStlveness. Hon Ed
webber, Of Rumnsy, N a., of Liver Complaint
etc. etc etc, y
d A bdx Of AIonat's Life rhls, with full circulars
sc, will bc sent gratis to any Physician or Clergy
man. on receipt Of two three-een postage stGTnps
Moaats Life Pills are 20 cents per box. Monati
PhonIx Bitters, al per bottle. They are sold by
all respectable dealers throughout the continents
and the Islands OF the Ocean. I'D
WHITE 4 ROWLAND. PTopriotoIa,
Successors to DIR. JOHN MoEFAT, and DR.. HIN u
MoFFAT i2l Liberty Street, New York.
| Feb. 2S, le6T-weowly2o
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A CINcINNATI PRINTER IN TROUBLE
Columbus Fornshall, restaurant keeper
was shot IN Baltimore on Tuesday, By
Frank Hart, printer. The cause of the
difficulty was an accusation by Fornshall
that his wife had been slandercd by Hart,
whom he knocked down. Hart then drew
n pistol and shot his assailant, killing him
almost instantly.
ca We have on hand u fresh supply OF
good iobbing inks and are prepared to dc
work in a neat and workmanlikc manner
aud ON short notice.
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sB-Thc Surrltt trial still drags slowly
along. A DIR. Cleaver testifies to the in
teryiews between Jim Ashley, Conoyer and
himself at the Jail. Birds ofa feather, &c.
Ifthey were all Gagged the world would
lose nothing.
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"a The "Japs" are coming Those Won
dcrful people who stand on nothing, aud
play such other fantastic tricks''as not only
astonish an audience, but swell their sides
with laughter. The sth, oh, and 10th, the
"Japs' will be here.
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sB-The County Commissioners are in
session to-day. We understand there is
considerable business before them, ior their
consideration, In the shape OF road petit
tions etc.
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IT, There are several picnics to come
on on the Fourth" The probabilities
are that folks viii enjoy themselves hugely.
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PIcNIC.-The Societies OF u G 81. Joseph's
Church, are to hold a grand picnic at Per
rine's Grove. on the Fourth Of July. A
Hue string band will be in attendance, and
the light fantastic may be tripped by
those who like to DIN la tie may dance.
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#ants.

All notices, not exceeding four lines solid mat.
ter, will be inserted in the column under this
heading for f,ceNty zee cents per day.
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gutal and aslisttllanruus.
Nnficc

subscribers to the BdRy Gtnpire, whom the pa
pcrs are delivered In the city by the corricis,
must pay to them at the rate Of tvsHfy c'Efa per
wcck
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IT, The First Lutheran Church, sabbath
School picnic win come OFT tomorrow. BE
ready at the Depot at 7:30 An" prompt
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~ The criminal session OF the Probate
Court will begin tomorrow.
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DRAY TICKETS, 80, = ..,r.,.a.i
Neati printed stths EMPIRE
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9utal alutifrs.

An notices Ia this column will he charged at the
rate of ten cents per line for each Insertion, Ten
lines one day one dollar-ten lines, two days, two
dollars, and so on for any length OF time. ..r
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Dayton Retail Market. 4
CORRECTED DAILY ny JOHN A. MINIcK, COR
NER JEFFERSON AND MARKET.

Dayton Grain Market.
Wheat, 81 20; Corn, zoe. Oats, 50a56e.;
Rye, 81 90; Flour, Sl4.
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M. II. NOLAN,
Uniteds States Commissioner

FoR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF ONO,
Omes-al0 TblEds dstEeSt, secona s'ory'
Feb. n. ise7-dim DAYTON o.
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~ blessed be the man who first in-
vented Sleep quoth Sancho Panza. Sleep
has often been ''murdcrcd," not IN Mac
beth's case alone. but in many modern in
stances. by Indigestion, Nervous DisOr-
ders, Headache and host of other com
plants. For all such there is II remedy,
and the sufferers may now eNclaim, BLESS
ed be the man who invented the PLANT
ALTON BITTERSw This delicious Cor
dial and huc Tonic is now hailed by mil
lions as the great uealth-Giver and Re-
storer. Resolve to buy bottle, and don't
"sleep on it, "Be wise In time"
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OHECKS, RECEIPTS. &C.
Neatly printed atthe EMPIRE
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Picnic On THEFoURTH.-One of the finest
picnics of the season is to come Off on the
Fourth of July Mt PcIrine's Woods, onc-half
mile north of Dayton. An excellent string
band will be In attendance on the ground
and ample cnrrangements made for dancing.
A bountiful supply of refreshments will
not be wanting, and the best of order viii
be observed. Those who intend partici-
pating in the festivities on the occasion,
will leave St. Joseph's church, corner OF
Second and Madison streets, at s 80 AN. a
fine brass band will accompany them to
the grounds. \ general invitation is eX-
| tended June u, 67dtf