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sance, and expressed hope that the bill
would become a law. l regret to be compel
led to write now that there is bat little proba
bility Of my antieipadoDs being realized. In
stead Of the enactment Of law prohibiting
the swiudIing enterprises referred to, it is
feared that bill may pass to legalize lotteries
by granting licenses for prosecuting the bust
ness. This would open still wider the food
gates Of iniquity by which SO many Of our
people have been swindled out-of their hard
earned dollars. It is said that New York
sharpers are at the bottom Of the matter, and
desire the passage Of bin which will permit
them to come into this State and pursue their
vocation. Oar Senators and Representatives
could not perform better work than 10 enact
stringen, law to prohibit all kinds Of lotter-
les, gift enterprises, gift concerts, etc
The Legislature has been compelled to ap-
point committee to inquire into the cause
Of the irrogulaFity with which mail matter is
sent to and from this city. Never before has
such a step been necessary and the fact that
the appointment Of such committee is re-
quired now, is evidence that in the hands OF
the Bread and Butter brigade the mails are
most misefaDiy managed -l''l' "','''o' . ,''o
sent letters ana 'a'uabigs aIe s'oieii '''u 'es''
and Complaints are heard from all directions,
of the uisnauagemeat Of postal affairs.
IL is believed that q free railroad law will
rot he nasse5 Some Of the members who.
bere,oiore opsosed .he measure are now IN
eyor of Il If we do.ret a law of this kind.
| Ietit be one that viii project the interests Of
the slateaud not allow roads to be built for
fbe purposg Of carving PENNSYLVANIA trade
into the ci.ies of other States. Let MS have
GOOD law sr none.
Senate PASSED finally an act in relation to
the fees of potaries public in the counties Of
Ee6ford Fnltop and Somerset
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'''-"'' 90
ol"' 'II'.''
Air. Weller has read - place, III the House
an act 70 authorize me EyanseHcal L''nef"n
congregation oil Berlin 9oHeFae' county TO
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-03-08
CRIPPLEn ZOE LIFE.

The person who has been 50 unfortunate
as to lose an arm or leg, OF be otherwise
MANNED, usually receives the commisera-
tion ofthe community. 1t is indeed a great
a great misfortune to be thus manned
But there is class Of cripples whose
inirmities are Of a much more serious ma
turc, but being the legitimate result Of their
own follies, they seldom, or neyerrecciye the
sympathy from the public, which their de-
plmable condition might be expected to ex-
cite. They are forever doomed to cripple
through life, for no amount of assistance
sullices to restore to them what they have
wilfully thrown away. wasted time and neg
lectcd opportunities. We met one a while
ago on the sidewalk We knew him when a
school boy, he prepared his Latinand Greek
from translations, and copied his Mathemat
les from his cIassmates slate be was apt
at marbles and shiny. In looking upon
bis Hlhe form aud bright eyes, his friends
prophesied for him career of honor and
usefulness, little did any one dream that in
wasting 81 time and ueglecting his oppoT-
unities for mental culture, be was forever
blghing his futar prospects, School days
over. and marbles laij ide. he entered up
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..'l,,,l.,' Ir.1;, '-'
H.. S.s..y,.t -. tl. y,.y ST..
a Ho1i-A-dAii'N'
WHEREAS, The Congress of the United
States did, by an act approved on the 18th
day OF April, 1854 authorize the people Of
the Territory OF Nebraska TO form ConstI
tuition and State Govarnment, and for the
admission OF such State into the Union on
an equal footing with jhe original States
and
thc.e7S, sad people did adopt Consti-
tutIQD, conforming to the provisions and
conditions Of SAID act aud ask admission
INTO the Jn'qn; and
Hhae7s, The Congress OF the United
o.aie7, al the o5h anu 2ta days oil FEBRUARY
lsgI, D" 'Ae 4ede pfeser.oed Joy the C9nsu-
tatiou. .e1 iIrJ1.f sa5 i9r tle admls-
SION o. tGe state of Nebraska utothe Union
IA #aicn lust named acl 10 was provided thaJ
lJ should not take effect eZeept upon tund,--
MenLa. conditions, that within the State OF
eirlsaa there should De no denial O the
el-l''El II'ncii'ss' 80 ot any other right, To
's u y ,elsll - .'''5 .. eo;oI' e4eei'-
n-, 'tIe .,'" ali'H t'i9 .4t, iiei
',.'.' i.'.''.i '.-.S lt.e l-ls'si..',.,5
~ avs 7li'-.i
-.a.I.s;,- ~ '.iS .o.isS " s'tI
all! s-iSgiu s t'als'l'
''e / ll5'.'lHv VI sio = i'l'eu o1ates an au,
.- ;l1.e" opp q s5i0 Si acl ol tue S.'ia
LI=.z'Ls''e ,.I o' s-'a 2l''i' iron reesIl,'
III ~ S'''l.,' y 81 co-.1N.,.t il'l'
- u nv tiiG Iaot NHI+e-
ai,'u .''d Iuuoa.iiel,i"l ooiliI:tou sIoJiiu D1
g..l +s 4 p9rt .. y'e oIsa9iI law ol the
s'd'ea "H1 lnefeupon' ana without any 'Vr-
.h.F u oges.ain&s on .ae parts ol J9ngress'
'4S admission 4i sa.d Ssate should be CON
s''T1Go rs a7 collgiG1e' ana
l'f'fl''L%, - W Itii'n me time prescribed Dy
Ia'l Aa' 'l Noil5Fg'9 . ql 'a9 eight or ninth OF
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-03-08

Proclamation from Governor Brownlow.
A characteristic proclamation has just
been issued bY Parson Brownlow. After
reciting the fact that oGtrages upon Union
men are frequent in certain counties OF Ten
nessee he says:
Now, therefore, /, William G. Brown
low, Governor as aforesaid, by virtue Of the
authority and power in me vested, do hereby
solemuly proclaim that intend 70 put a
stop to all such outroges, BY at once calling
into actual service a sufficient number Of
loyal volunteers, under the following recent
act, which is now the law Of Tennessee:
The famous State Guard Act is then
quoted in full The Governor proceeds.
Il have no concessions TO make TO traitors
no compromise TO offer TO assassins and rob
bcrs; and it, in the sweep Of coming events,
retributiye Justice. shall overtake the lawless
and violent, their own temeritY will have
called II forth The outrages enumerated
must and shall cease.
He thinks that the present State govern
meEt viii be preserved, despite all the ell
oris Of disappointed traitors and disioyai
| newspapers
All the interests Of the State and its fair
fame require that these outTages at once
cease. All good citizens are urged TO re-
main quiet and obey the laws All such
viii be protected BY the State Guard which
10 every county viii be commanded by prG
dent and experienced officers It's numbers
will be increased or rdiminished as the good
or bad conduct of the people shall be degel-
oped
The proclamation closes with these words:
Hoping this proclamation viii strengthen
the hards and inspire the hearts Of the loyal
people Of our State as 20 the future, and de-
ter Tie disioyal from further acts OF violence,
| respectfully submit it, With a repetition Of
the insurance that mean what ! say. and
that the General Assembly was IN earnest in
she passage Of this military law.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-03-08

TuE New York T1J,ae's Norfolk special
says The FIVE magistrates OF the Corpora
ton Court arrested Thursday for refusing
to take negro testimony, were arraigncd YES,
terday. a. l.. Hill was discharged: it ap-
pearing chat he had dissented from the de-
cieion Of the Court He is the only Union
man among the magistrates. The case was
adjourned till Friday. The respondents
were recognized in five thousand dollars
each
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-03-08

The New York HerdlFs special says:
There was a rumor in Washington last
night that the President contempIates
clean sweep Of his Cabinet with but one ex-
ception 1t is said Judge Black IS 10 be-
come Secretary of State The one exception
is Judge Stanbery, Attorney General. 4
gentleman who has been a member OF two
Cabiuets, and who served as a General IN
the rebel army now in Washington, says
The President at first intended to sign the
reconstruction bill, but afterwards changed
bis mind and thought he would pocket Ii, in
accordance with the advice Of the elder
Blair Again, afterwards, he said he would
veto it, and the message would be a strong
legal document TIE gentleman is of the
opinion that Mr.. johnson is really incapable
to fiji the position he occupies, as he is too
much under the control Of his Cabinet and
one or two outside rings and he firmly be-
lieves the President would have signed the
bill had it not been for the influence Of Mr..
Seward and Mr.. McCulloch.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-03-08
GEORGE HOOVER,
JOHN Il. DILLING,
Admrs of Martin Hoover, deed.
DUBLIc SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

The subscribers, Executors of 'aa last Wi.l 3nd
Testament Of Artomas Bennett. .a.c Il Southamr
ton township, Bedford caus.r sas.i Wit oacr ut
public sale, al he Forks a E.ra d.ia Greek. in
southampton tp,on TUESDAY s WEDNESDAY,
the i2th and 2GJh day u. Jar nest, the follow
ing Real Estate 4Ite the sParfv @. sad dc
ceased, viz: ONE TRACT Us LAND situate iu
saii township. adjoining lanrj- OF arabala s.
Bennett, Abner Towell and l!uses Jewell. con
This tract D. Mounsliu aH E. aGE tl it ~ dwell.
ing house aud some ccay, a . and Wal ae sold
on the latl- one OIstIa t-tlT us LAND
in the Samo township. joining lands aaniel
= Bennett, George 3. EtnGstt and ather-. ..taiu-
ing - acres aud 100 l.ersaas, nett Ihs raej is
situate ON tas forks OF eifseca Mile CreaH. aud
has thereon erected two 'oc dwelling % ses a
doUb.e log barn, Sheiae-l Ell rsuaj with --g large
threshing A9ors and other sltbGilIiags; a-nat
80 or 2 aeres cleared and iH cultivation. arl viii
be sold on the 18th, on the lrgnles One 9'Agr
TRACT OF LAND, iH tte ssa.s .usynshjn. Euu~n
as the 'Ni-hc'd tract .ti.iaia Y lands ot james
Murphy, Philip Moss hcigs ami o,acrs contain
ing 81 acr.s am 2 praehrs. aul viii be SlI On
the l9th, Ai,s. sec FRA z NJ TIMBER
LANll, on fUss.E 5 ~ sJ.,t,Is. IN she same IOWA
ship, adiaiuas lands oi >n!s-a.a smith and 1.l-
efs containing 2s acres ANA perchcs, nett a,, S.
urc. Tais tract will be S ja u4 The 10Th A'su.
THe LorS or GROUND IN Ciearvillc, Hoa-
roe township, one continuing acre aud ieo P~--H-
e., and the other 81 perches nett These lots VIII
be sold the 2l-h aa the premises
TERMS: Que hai in hand on the 81 of April,
when possession ali bs given. the balance in one
year without Interest,
va The sale Will commence al o'clock A.. ".
on the l@5h and u'c.cro &. . On The Goth.
GEORGE S. BENNETT,
ABIEAAS :. BENNETT.
a.
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THE heirship Of a family named Grove.
at the Foot of Plane No. 10, to $500 oJ0
Of S75, 900, 600 recently left By deeeas-
ed relative, in Holland, has been pretty web
established. -H5HdagsJ9ggh Hegister
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Gov. swami Declines the senatorship.

WV "onh Dechnes the schatoFShtp'
BALTIMORE, March l-Iov Swami to
day ut m ~,aga to the Legislature de-
chung The United States Senatorship, to
Hhicii be was lately elected for six years
from March 4. 1867 He says the honor
had been conferred on him without soicita-
ton OF agency on his part, 1t was hls pur-
pose @ accept ii, but be has been visited by
so many urgent appeals from representative
men Of the State that he did not feel at ib-
erty TO consult any individual preference Of
his own, aud had no notion Of personal am
bili1B, if it could be supposed for a moment
thai Il could influence him to disregard his
paauiount obligations to his State With
thi br.ef explanation he declines the honor,
and alheres to the Gubernatorial chair of
tho state
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-03-08

THREE panels Of heavy board fence in
Altoona were lately blown down by a gust
Of wind, and, falling upon Mr.. Geo. IiHckle
broke that gentloman's leg and shattered
lis ancle.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-03-08

LYeN's Eaer.,,s gr ? P5HH JAMAICA GlyeEE-
for Indieestjaa, Nsasel, Heartburn, sick Head
ache, ChalcraM 'ur5Us. sc, where warming &c
nial stusuiant is required. It's careful preVara-
tiou and entire purity make it cheap and rclia-
bic article for culinary purposes. Sold every
where at so ess. per bottle.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by alldruggists
.Julv 20 ~sr.. .tsy-l 4,
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From SaintLonis.

Sr LOUIS, March l.-1oyernor Fletcher
has sued the Dispatch newspaper, of this
city, for one hundred thousand dollars Tie
had previously sued the Repabiica1, for a
/ Ike amount.
a special TO the Dgmocraf this morning,
from Warrcnsburg Mo. states that Dick
Sanders, the notorious desperate, The
knight OF Four Revolyers was found
hung By the neck from a tree, in the imme
diate vicinity Of the late murder, he being
as rumor says, captured in the house Of his
brother in law. by posse Of over sixty men,
some Of whom identified him as one Of the
murdergrs Of Mr. Switzer on Monday last.
Sanders made no confession, but enough was
obtained from him to show that he belonged
to a gang Of thieves and desperad0cs whose
late exploits Of murder and horse stealing
have creatad SO much terror in this and ad-
joining clunties.-His companions ia crime
succeeded in escaping across the Missouri
river west OF Lexington. Great excitement
exists in the vicinity, and large mass meet
ing was held in the court house yesterday
afternoon, participated IN by persons of all
parties, and a determination was come 10
Immediately to form vigilance committees
throughout the county and western part Of
the State. Among those who are at the
head Of the committee are men who We're
prominent in the committee al San Francisco
California, in 1855
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TRfUMrH ~ DENTISTRY.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN,

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN,
By the use Of Nitrous Oxide Gas, and Is attended
WITH TO danger whatever.
TEMP 0RARY SETS
inserted Il called for. Special attention VIII be
made to diseased gums and cure warranted OF
no charge made
TEETH FILLED
to last for life. aud al work in the dental line
done to the entire satisfaction Of all or the money
refunded. Prices shall correspond with the
times
have lncntad permanently in Bedford, and
shall visit schc'i.hurEh the lst Monday of each
month. na. .us one week; bloody Ron the Sd
Monday, Ia.t "a us ono week he 5a}apl, Of my
time 1 eau he found al my oricc . doors south Of
the Court House Bedford Pa,
WM. W. VAN ORNER,
Nov. o SG6. Dentist
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-03-08

WASHINGTON March q 10 p. M-The
President has just sent to the House his veto
of the Military Bill for the more efficient
government Of the rebel States.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-03-08

~ s. CAMPBELL < &c.
sfANVFACFUBtSG CeSTEerIONEES,
apd wholesale dealers in
F0HEIGN FRUITS, EUTs, &c, &c
Noses Race street,
PHILADEDrHIB.
Also manufacturers Of all A:nds Of
Eeg- Molasses Candy q Coooanut Work
0ctvbec 26, lyr
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IN January, 1864. VIM Garrett aged
about twenty five years, a resident of West
Nuhouing Indiana county while in the
United States army serving in Kentucky,
became acquainted with and married q well
to DO widow lady of Louisville, named Mrs
Mary Brush. aged about forty. They reno
we'd to Indiana county in this State. where
William bought from his father farm for
s., 800, paying down 81 800. 'Ineompati-
bility Of temper soon manifested itself be-
tween the couple, which resulted in William
leaving his wife, taking with him goodly
share Of personal effects Whereup0n Mrs
Garrett, by her next friend, brought suit
against her husband, VIM. Garrett, for the
recovery Of 81, 500 in money--a sum she
alleges to have loaned her said husband, in
order to make payment for the land pur
chased, as stated. The case came up before
aTbitrators in Indiana last week 4 vigorous
defense was made IN the trial of the cause
But the AIbitrators, in their WISDOM deci-
ded that Mrs. Garrett is entitled TO recover
from her said husband VIM. Garrett, 81
159 IS, debt and interest The trial of the
case occupied FIVE days
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sunlpfive and Throat Diseasea,
rnocugs ARE rsEn WITH ALWAYS coon SUCCESS.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
VIII lind TroeLes useful in clearing the voice when
taken before Singing or Speaking, and relieTing
the throat after an unusual excrtion q the vocal
organs. The Troebes are recommended and PIE
scribcd by physicans, and have had tcstinonials
from eminent ucn throughout the country. Be
their cficac by test Of many years, each year
finds then ia new localities in various parts Of the
world and tae i5oeLes arc universally pronogn-
yed better than other articles.
Obtain only Browns Bronchial Troches," and
do not {; BE any orthe Wort5less Ldmti2as that
NAV. lie ofe5ed. soip EvEnrwHEHE.
Nog.80 1866 Gm
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TRY IT!
rice so cents, or Bottles for 81.
4-rH y

DLANK DEEDS FOR SALE CHEAP at the
ID INQUIRER OFFICE.
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FOR bronchitis, asthma, Gafarrh- Cen
stnipfive and Throat Diseasea.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-15

"Jcs' sol'--"Exactly p'-solon Single said they
We're there every time" II he felt "owley" in
the morning, he took Plantation Bitters; II he felt
weary at uight, he took Plantation Bitters If he
lacked appetite, was weak, languid, or mentally
oppressed, he took Plantation Bitters and they
never failed TO set him on his pins square and firm.
Few persons want any better authority but ~
some may, Just reHd the forOwingi
e. 1 owe much TO you, for I yer!
lily believe tho Plantation Bittors have saved my
lie. REV. w. IL. WAGNER, Madrid, n. Y"
- have been a great sufferer
from Dyspepsia, and had to abandon preaching
The Plantation Bitters have
cured me. ..I
.. REV, q, A, WILDWOOD, New York city.
F." IhAdloSt all appotito-was SO
weak and cnervated l could hardly walk, and had
u perfect dread Of society. The
Plantation Bitters have set me all right.
JAMES HEIMGNwAY, st. Louis, Mo.
" The Plantation Bitters have
curad me Of Il arrangement OF the Kidneys and
Urinary Organs, that distressed me for years
they act like II charm,
&C, MOORE, III broadway, New YORK.
Mrs. o. NJ. DEVOE, manager Of the Union
Home School for soldiers Children, says she has
given 10 to the weak and invalid children under
her charge, with the most happy and gratifying
results" We have received over a hundred rcams
of such certificates, but no advertisement is so eff
icctlvc rs what people themselves say Of n good
article. Ourfortuno andour reputation is at stake
rhc original quality and high character OF these
goods win be sustained under every and all cir
cumstauccs, They have already obtained u sale
in every town, village, parish aud hamlet among
civilized nations. Base imitators try TO como Us
near our namo and style Az they can, and because
u good article can not be- sold rs low as 8 poor one,
they find some support from parties who Ito not
care what they sell. he on your guard. Soc our
private stamp over the cork.
T., II. DRAKE u CO., New York City.
Saratoga Spring water, sold by all
Druggists,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-15
PETITION FOR PARTITION.

Superior Court of Montgomery County, Ohio.
Levi Tlbbs. CatbarIne TI6Ss and ,Josenb flames
and Davis Jones, by William Falkner, their
Guardian,
John weybright, Daniel Weyb, light, Joseph Wey.
bright, BENJAMIN Meybright, Jacob Wcy bright,
samuel Weybright, Elizabeth Wey bright, NJ p.
abeth Wonger, samuel Wonger, Sarah Puter.
baugh, George PuteTbaugh, Amanda Oldwine.
Daniel Oldwine, Elizabeth bowman and John
Bow man.
l. Daniel WGybright. Joseph Mcy bright. Zen a.
min W0ybright, and Elizabeth WeybIi ght Of the
county Of Montgomery, ohio, Jacob Weybright,
Elizabeth Wunger, samuel Weuger, o Miami
county, Ohio. samuel Weybright, Sarah Putcr.
baugh, George Puterhaugh Amanda Oldw Inc,
bowman, OF DurkG county. Ohio.
You will take notice that a petition was FLEET
against you ON the 18th day Of March. 1867, in the
superior Court Of Montgomery county, ohio. by
Levi Tibbs, Catharine Tibbs, and Joseph Jones
and Davis Jones, by William falkneg their Guar
diau, and Is now pending. wherein tho said Levi
'fibhs, CathaTine rlbbs, and Joseph tones and
Davis Jones, by William falkueT, Guardian, de
maud partition OF the fO~ll0winErCRl estate, t0.Wit:
situate In the county OF Montgomery, aud state Of
Ohio, to- VII beginning AT the uOrthCast corner Of
the south hall OF the northeast quarter at section
No, fifteen 10. township No, hvc lbl, OF range nNC
C) east; thence west along tho dividing liuC OF
said quarter section sixty poles TO a stake thence
) gBA poles to "a stake; thence east sixty poles to "a
stake In the section line, thence north along said
section line 10 the place OF beginning, containing
ten acres OF land. more or less. Also. the follow.
ing real estate! situate In the county OF Darke,
and state Of ohio, u. wit: The east hall OF the east
hall Of the southwest quarter of section twenty
four (2il, Ia township nine Co., OF range three E,.
east, containing forty acres, more or less,-aud
that at the next term of said Court the said Levi
Tibbs, Catharino Tibbs, and Joseph Jones aud
Davis Jones by william Falkrcr, their Guardian,
wnl apply for an order that partition may ha
made Of said premises,
LEVI TIBBS,
CATuARlNE TIBBS,
WILLIAM FALkNER. -ASlta Of
JOSEPH JONES, aud
DAVIS JONES,
u. l.. MEEEER and ADAM CLAY, ATTORNEYS.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-15

Hcimstrccrs mimitablc Hair Coloring is not a
dye. Al instantaneous dyes are composed Of L.
mar cdustto, aud moro or less destroy the vitality
and beauty OF the hair. This is the original Hair
Colorjng, and has been growing In favor over
twenty years. II restores gray hair to its original
color by gradual absorption, In a most remark8,
bio manner. III. also a beautiful hair dressing
sold In two siles-5O cents and tl-by all dealers
c, HEIMSTREET, Chemist.
Saratoga spring water, sold by All
Drugglsts
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-15

III most delightful Hair Dressing.
It cradicatcs scurf and daudrun.
1t keeps he head cool and clean,
1t makcs the hair rich, soft and glossy.
Il prevents hair turning gray and Ealing on.
It restores hair upon prematurcly bald heads.
This is Just what Lyons Kathairon will do. Its
prctty--it Is cheap-duTable. IL literally sold by
the carload, and yet It's almo't incredible demand
is daily increasing, until there is hardly IA country
store that docs not keep it, or a family thatdocs not
use IT,. T.. THOMAS LYON. Chemist, NY
spring wafer, sold by all
Druggists,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-15

LYos's EXTRACTOR PURE JAMAICA ISGER-For
Indigestion, Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Headache,
Cholera Morbus, Flatulenoy, SO, where's warm.
ing stimulant Is required. Its careful preparation
and entire purity makesit a cheap and reliable ar.
tlcle for culinary purposes. sold every where, at
so cts, per bottle. ASK for"LVoS's" Pure Extract
Take no other.
saratoga spring water, sold by all
Druggists. S-eoWly,