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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-06
Know .lhy Destiny.

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has astonished the scientific classes Of the Old
World, has now located herself at Hudson. n. Y.
Madame Thornton possesses such wonderful pow
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knowledge of the greatest Importance TO the sin.
gle or married of eithersex. While in a state of
trance, she delineates the very features OF the
person you are to marry, and by the aid Of an in
strument of intense power, known MS the Psy-
chomotropc, guarantees 10 produce a life-llke pic.
ture Of the future husband or wife Of the appli-
cant, together with date of marriage, position In
life, leading traits Of character, &c. This Is no
humbug, as thousands of testimonials can assert.
She will send, when desired, acertiaed certificate.
or written guarantee, that the picture is what it
purports to be. By enclosing u small lock of hair,
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Address in confidence, MADAME +. +. THoRNToN.
p. o. Box 223, Hudson. n. Y. ap667d1 vets
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-06
ID. Y. POTTLE.
Horse Shoeing Shop,

ST. A n THIRD ST, DAYTON, o
Having established my shop at the above looa-
tiOn, | win give particular attention TO shooting
horses that Interfere, or are troubled with quarter
cracks and front cracks, and knocking" Guar
rantee satisfaction ON all work. Charges reason
able. Apr2o, 6T-d3m
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-06

cE-A few days ago, says the World, we
described some of the villainous pictures
with which Hdrper's Weekly has been in
sulting the PROSTATE and suffering South
and doing its utmost to prolong our present
disunion and kindle anew the fires of Sec
tioual strife. We are unwilling to believe
that many Radicals can be found, how
ever intense their ~partisanship, who do not
blush for their associate, GEO. w. CURTIS,
the editor of that INSCRIPTIONS sheet; but
If there be those who are pleased with
those shameless caricatures (ieels would
be a filter term it is worth while to re-
mind them ofthe facts stated in the fol-
lowing paragraph from the Belfast (Me }
Republican Journal.
Harper's Weekly of March 2, 1861, two
days before the first Inauguration of LIN
coin, has an engraving representing HEN
RY WARD BEECHER administering the sac
lament to n congregation, among whom
are LINCOLN, HORACE GREELEY, and others.
GEORGE WASHINGTON, kneeling before the
altar, is repealed by the priest, who snatch
es the wine cup from him, saying, ''stand
aside you old sinner. We are holier than
thou!' Old JoHN BRowN threatens the
suppliant with Il pike, and bows to a table
Inscribed, THE Higher Law. No commune
lon with slaveholders.'
Another picture is entitled sour Presi-
Dental Merryman." 1t represents LINCOLN
on his way to Washington, ~carousing with
a party of jokers, glasses in hand. LIN
COLIN is telling a little story, while through
the window a passing hearse is seen, bear
ing a coffin inscribed, Union and Consti-
tuition
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-06
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during the past year, u sufficient guarantee of its
efficacy. Price only 10 cents. Sent by mail, post
paid, on receipt of an order, by
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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-06
Fourth of July.

From a reading Of our many exchanges
we arc convinced that this glorious day
which a nation was born-the greatest
nation of the carth-ls again 70 be made
acknowledgement that day-a day TO be
made doubly dedr TO the heart Of every
r patriot-thc Democracy Of the North,
East. South, and West, will assemble In
at Louisville, Kentucky, to
take into consideration what Is best
10 be done to rcinstate the old order
of things as they existed under Dem
ocrotic management Of public aifairs-re-
store the Union-the rights of States-the
rights of acknowledgements the Demo-
cratic forms Of Governments and secure
American liberty to the American people
This Convention, We doubt not, VIII be
composed of the brightest and most power
nl intellects Of the country, to be found In
the Democratic ranks In all sections Of the
Union. and among all classes Of the Amer
lean pcople-the foreign born as well rs
the natiyc-the farmer, mechanic, and la
borinu man. "a well as the lawyer, doctor,
and the merchant. And being com
posed of that class Of men of
sound mind and practical knowledge, and
common sense to make the application
men who will nerer debasc themselves to
an equality and anliation with the negro
men who have the interest Of the white
race and Of the white mans government at
heart. and who will maintain the supre-
macy Of both; who can doubt that much
good will result from their action, when
assembled in solemn convention upon the
state of the public affairs Of this country.
The Louisville Convention is a fixed fact,
beyond a doubt, and whether large or
small in point OF numbers, will be composed
of material that will make such action as it
may take il the premises fcltand respected
throughout the country. B~ond-holders and
~shoddyites may scheme and snecr, but they
will find tho people are getting in earnest,
and don't propose to longer suffer their
action to be clogged by chunks of policy
thrown into the machinery.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-06

E8-"Mother, where is the man going to
sleep ?' asked agirl of fifteen of her mother,
who had just promised a traveller a nights
rest in their out of the way hut. III have
to put him in with you, Jack, and Kate,
and Sue, and Bet, l suppose" was the re-
ply "and lift is too crowded one of you
must turn in with me, and dad, and Dick,
and Tommy, and the twins"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-06
THE IIIsEHAnLEs,

MISGUIDED AND UNFORTUNATE YOUNG MEN,
EssSysOf warning and INSTRUCTION
for Young Men who have abused their phys.
ical powers or wasted their substance in riotous
living, andfallen victims TO disease,-with Report.
on the Howard treatment and cure. Sent in
scaled letter envelopes, free of charge. Address
DIR. ]. sKILLIN HoUGHToN, Howard Associa,
ton, Philadelphia, Pa. janlldaw3m
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-06
Profitable

As an illustration of the enormous profits
which the National Banks are still making,
we may mention that the First National
Bank OF New York has declared its regular
semi-annual dividend of ten per cent. to-
day, and increased its surplus fund to six
ty-1ive per cent. When such is the condi-
tons of these institutions, the subsidy of
nearly twenty millions in gold per annum,
given them by the Government in the form
OF interest on the bonds deposited as the
basis of their circulation, is seen to be not
only s%uperfuous, but little less than a pub
lie robbery.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-06

PNEUMATIC DIsPATCH.-The Legislature
of New Jersey chartered a company TO con-
struct a tube between Newark and New
York, through which to force parcels by
Legislature is about chartering a pneumat-
ic company, to operate between Boston and
RoXbury. \ company applied to the Leg
stature of New York for n similar charter,
but the members wanted to charge $4,000
to pass the bill, and because the gentlemen
interested did not feel willing to stand this
amount of black mail, the bill failed to go
through. As an exchange remarks, "it
may not be many years, however, before
our mail and express packages will be sent
over the country like wads from a pop
gun"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-06
miscellaneous.

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may never again have so favorable an OppOrtuni-
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Address, MADAME II A. PEtRIGO,
L. o. DRAWER 203.
April -, 1S6I-dly-cfs BUFFALO,, n. 7.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-06

Several cases have recently occurred of
colpred0 children being atrociously cow
hided by the female teachers of the freed
mans schools, In Memphis.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-06

sY- a western paper records this: In
1864, a notorious fellow named STANTON,
while Provost Marshal of Wabash County,
ceived had offended him. He was arrested
and imprisoned, but subsequently released
on a writ of haJeds corpus, giving bail in
$4,000, prominent Mongrels signing the
bonds. STANTON decamped, the bonds
were prosecuted, but the case never brought
to an issue, and finally the Mongrel Legis-
lature passed a law releasing the bond
holders and requiring the State Attorney
to dismiss the case. Thus MOngrelism in
Illinois fosters and protects the crime of
murder by special legislation.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-06

MARTHA KLINE, wife Of Peter Kline, will
vi take notice that o petition for a divorce was
filed In the Common Pleas Court Of Montgomery
County, Ohio, February II, 1867. Cause-gross
neglect of duty. Il KLINE.
IN, BAGaoTT, Attorney. Ap2067w8-82
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-06
The Cause of Domestic and For
eign Heathcn,

In Chicago, last week, there was a body
convened-the Episcopal Board Omissions
which was earnestly engaged in the ex-
allied work of caring for the spiritual wants
of the Southern freedmen and the heather
of Asia and Africa, and the isles of the seas.
The Times comforts and commends. say
ing:
THE poor heather of the Philippine is
lands, of central Africa, remote HindOstan.
and the Australasian islands, are ina most
shocking condition as to theological in
formation and social reformation. Millions
of these benighted beings have neither
clean shirts nor an accurate knowledge rs
to the doctrinal differences between the
beings saved by faith through grace and
close communion. Many of these unfor-
Inmates have neither clean linen nor Athan-
asian creeds; and know nothing whatever
as to the difference between Arianism and
the ritualistic observances of the school of
religious millinery.
"Such a shocking state of things should
be attended to at once. The wants of the
freedmen also are pressing. They are get
ting some assistance from the Government;
agood deal from the military authorities ;
n largeamOunt from organizations existing
in almost every city In the Northern States ;
Massachusetts and all the rest of New Eng
AhllA ~ NOAh " dlhllE hNlbbI-lllllllS
spelling-books, bibles, clocks, and Yankee
notions, for the benefit of the freedmen /;
every Southern religious denomination has
taken them under its special care; all over
Europe organizations are formed for the
purpose of raising money for those UNI
fo%rtunates; three-fourths ofthe newspapers
of the North are published in their inter-
ests and two-thirds of the churches preach
aud a up collections for the benefit oi
the bereaved freedmen.
THUS it is seen that nothing is being
done for the freedmen; and hence, it is d
charitable act of the highest order for the
Episcopal Board of Missions, now in session
in Chicago, to resolve to do something fOI
these neglected and abandoned people
What higher mission can there be thar
the interests of the heather and the freed,
menP
"Let the good work 90 on till every heath.
Ell aud every freedman shall be convicted
and converted. When that happy perloC
arrives, then will the heather and freedmen
reciprocate by sending funds and mission.
aries TO convert the heather of Chicago
Illinois, and the United States"
SOMETHING V~ALUABLE.-The editor of tn,
Louisville Courier says that he witnessed
on Wednesday last, a new and beautiful
chemical experiment. DIR. BENSON DEAN
of the Medical Department of the Uniyer
sity, took a lump of lead ore, and with NJ
chemical apparatus but a spirit lamp
Florence flask, and a few cups containing
acid and water, converted the whole lumI
into a very superior article of white lead
The process occupied but a few hours. TIL,
yield was larger in proportion to the rich
ness of the ore than can be obtained by thu
old process; the cost of production incom.
parably less and the quality superior fol
all purposes to the best white lead now in
use.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-06

CB- The latest and decidedly the most
fragrant development of the negro mania
now rampant in Washington, is a threat of
certain Radical managers that the white
ladies" in the Treasury Department must
submit to a share in the fat things OF that
"money-making" establishment with their
colOred "men and sisters"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-06

There cometh glad tidings of joy to all,
To young and to old, to great and to small
The beauty which once was so precious and rare
Is free for all, and all may be fair.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-06
Rings Vegetable AmbrOsia

oc0O-dty
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-19
A New Idea for Housing POul-
ir 2 NJ l'a try -

A correspondent of the Agricul.
turist gives a novel plan for a poul-
try house. 1t consists of a light
building 4 by 8 feet and Al feet
high, without floor, and are upon
@heels or rollers. Three feet at
one end open lath work, and the
remaining six feet partitioncd off,
the partition coming down within
q foot of the ground enclosing 3 by
4 feet. The enclosed portion is for
the roosts and nest boxes. The
house is Designed for fifteen hens.
and is to set on the grass and
moved its length every day.
Tho writer states that such a
house is in practical operation, and
works well, the advantage being
that the fowls get fresh grass every
day, that they, thrive better in
small than in largo focks; that they
can thus be kept more cleanly and
in better health, and that by NOV.
ing the,house in any locality on
the premises, 50 than it may be
sheltered or exposed in warm OF
cold weathera more even. temper
ture can be maintained. The house
is to be provided with windows anC
doors, and can be made ornamental
or otherwise, to suite taste.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-19

Common sense and fashion walk
together nowadays in thick soled
shoes. 1t is not long ago that
Danny Fashion insisted on ladies
killing themselves with wafer .soled
shoes-to say nothing of the men,
Now, thin soles are vulgar, and the
more nearly a boot or shoe ap-
proaches the ''stoga" without really
being coarse and ill-made. the more
decidedly swellish it is. We get
this sensible fashion from England.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-19

In vinton county resides q fam
lily Of fsther. and seven sons and
step-sons, named Sweeney, all Of
whom went into the army Demo-
Gratis, and every one OF whom will
this fall vote the Republican tick
et--amendment included
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-19

FEATHER CAKE.--one cup Of sp.
gar; one halp cup of sweet milk;
two eggs; not quite half, a cup Of
butter; one tea spoon Of cream tartar;
one half tea spoon Of soda; two cups
of foury nutmeg; bake i'm shallow
tins. "s9 e i'e'3 y 81, sa,'
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-19
RECONSTRUCTION.

Armed rebellion having been
brought TO a close by the surrender
of Lee to, Grant, tho attention Of
the country was Immediately di-
rected to the work Of reconstruc-
ton. There was a discussion as to
whether the SC. called Confederate
States were out Of or in the Union,
and a great deal Of time, as itseems
to me, was wasted on that abstrac-
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-19
otomattsucsl I

Do you dream how good you are
With pepper and salt and sulnthin
Wet on you, that tastes like most
Nv the Kattobba wine we bi,
Wich folks kalls, ,yinegarl gv.
When seolyou sliced up Tor DOWN " q.
luz you with my whole stummicki
What's tho reason you waz'nt dskivered
when mi gran mother wuz a little guri
The world and markit men hey lost money
BY not findin' Nv you out sooner
o tomattusesl duye no yu hev
KAiomeli In you, enuif to saliyato El
Sum folks that has used kalomel Drs,
Too much beforet discovered that
In the purson Nv my ncardsst
Relatives mouth, my muther,
4 you kin regulate the bowels, tool Nf
Jerusalem apple tomattuses
Did you ever live before the hudl
And when Adam and Eavw were little boysl
Did you gro on the banks Of the knile
When the masterdon used fur to cum
Out for to eat grass, with his hind legs
In the wateri Did he turn you up
With his ponderous snoot and go away
And leave you like the Jews abomination,
Called horg, does now-a-dazef
That would be hard tn tell
What's the reason no animals eats your
Except man, and chickens and siclll
/ don't kno. Maybe It's. the kalomell
The man who first kand You
Deserves Ia be Emperor OF Mexico,
Ell il WIZ safe
Will there ever be time
When We can't g,t any yuv 700,
y tomatt uses! I-. t..
will you ever
Be lost TO the world, like sum
Nv the ancient arts ..r
Whole families pray "Nol" q
But your season will soon be out,
Tomattusesi Yoo don't stay long .a
After oysters kums. How sad .t
You can't agree! Good bi,
My own, my sweet, my sour,
My Jerusalem apple, smooth
q kreased, beluvid tomattuses !
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-19
From the Memphis POst,l
A Node TO TOmattnscs.
~ sTAYTnuaunDrR.

Otomattuses how good you are
I, ] have luyed yon ever sence
/ wuz iittler than am now.
AZ very urIy period NV my lifo
My mnther used oftent to talk to mo
A walkin in the garding,
= And she would tell me stories
], Nv ,ou, my sweet and sour tomattusesl
She said when mock oranges was little
known,
Folks used to sit you on mantel pieces f
ornament,
Along with them and called you
Jerusalem apples
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-19
THE. PLATFORMS.


In the first resolution of the Dc,
mocratic State platform, adopted
at Columbus on the Sth of January
last, the doctrine Of the right of Sc
cession is fully declared. This res.
olution declares that the Federal
Government is q Government Of
limited powers, and it possesses no
powers but such as are expressly,
or by necessary implication, dele
gated to it in tho Constitution.
Well, according 10 Democratic in.
depreciation the right to coerce a
State is not delegated to the Gov.
ernment either expressly or by rec
essary implication. Buchanan in
his special message to Congress
said the Government had no right
to coeree State. The rebels while
arming for the war and building
their batteries around Sumter said
the Governmentchad no right to
coerce a State; the Democratic par
ty of the free States said you have
no right to ooerce State. Thus
according to the principles of the
The New York herald., 1867-03-30

A RARE CHANCE OFFERED.-FOR SALE, IN
brooklyn, on the southeast corner Of Carton and Will
ouHn py avenues one OF the elegant block OF brown stone
front Houses three stories CELLAR house 2 6x
- feet lot loo all modern improvements Convenient TO
pr Or bond aud morsgaea Apply on The premises
The New York herald., 1867-03-30

NORTH CAROLINA TRADE do YOU WISH TO CUIs.
In uvate that fertile section Of North CAro
lying east OF the wIimngton and Weldon Raalro:df
YOU do advertise in the NEWBRnN DAILY JOURNAL o.
cOMMER0E-he having much the largest ereuasisa
In that section Of the State.
tions HOTEL will take pleasure In giving It. He will remain
in the city few days. Send In your orders-
NEW YoaK, March ~, 1851.
The New York herald., 1867-03-30

EOR sALR-T0 CLOSE An KsTAfE-THE OLD ks. !,
tabshed and extensive Machine shops and founoy Of
o. Meeker Co.. e Newark. n. J. The mschins shops
are we'll supplied With facilities for doing i.rss Dasinsi.
which win swing fest IN di.m:te snt plsnsr wnic.
driven engine u - horse AL IN oomPless order
The foundry 10 large ard commodous with ample fates
for iolnE lares business The pattern shops contain
largs assortmsn. q .tserns for yhses .ssss
opportunity seldom offered will be cold egsther with
tie 0ood win of the estabushmenk Fer particulars Cd
dress or apply - ODA x3uKeR corner Of spring end
The New York herald., 1867-03-30

DARE OPPORTUNITY FOR rNvEsTMENT.-THE At
III tention Of merchants and capitalists 10 called 70 our
made BY tuuder order Of court in Ecrols vIrns on
Warehouses and wharf (NcPhas used hy the large
steamers engaged In the Liverpool cotton trade orecs rnoS
cn ,sSs ESrSgs s'ps 9SS '66 Sn66 ~ oss
The New York herald., 1867-03-30

EOR DALE-FINK FARM o. ~ ACRES WITH
vsr 'front.' q Riverside Ulster county nessiy opposite
ansg Iosslsd; lovely vews tas rive. for niles farm
hssss ssrrase house eHre and ~ esnss usssf SapSnc %
sotsd end surveyed .hrsash i9w:r Rs e xSs
The New York herald., 1867-03-30

rshls three story and basement rhnaAslphia esick
Ac.se y aaisnsd rooms hasl ceunes osa roo. nos sna
sys and ansh In nrst rate crdss s.A repair t 5!Iilk
Situated IN pleasant part Of the CITY and eood neoAbor
hood, few mnutes walk from Centre stfssS espct
desirable and uenteel resdenc and well worth the aten
tion oS doing business In New York city Addrege
cAl oAJchn g. rtor r. J. Weeks. lle Bread street. New
Y6rk city, or 7. q. Chandler. Newark. n J. -