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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-27

Troches are uscd with always good success.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
willnnd 7socA q useful in clearing the voice hen
taken before singing OF Speaking, and relieving
the throat after an unusual exertiOn OF the vocal
organs The TroeA6s are recommended and pre-
scribed by Physicians, and have had testimonials
from eminent men throughout the country, Being
an article of true merit, and having proVed their
efficacy by test Of many years, each year inds
them in new localities in various parts OF the
world, and the Troehes are universally pronounced
better than other articles,
Obtain only "BROwN's BRONCHIAL TRO-
CIIEs' and do not take any of the WORTHLESS Ind
t1tions that may be offered.
Sold every where in the United States, and For
eign Countries, at S5 cents per box, no20dw6m
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-27

CSy-The New Orleans Picavune thinks the
greatest living eXcaYator is General SHER-
IDAN, who kept boring WELLS till he
reached FLANDERS, .h
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-27
9lisfEllauFpns.
ASTROLOCY.
The World Astopished
AT THE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS
MADE BY THE GREAT AsTRoLoGIsT,
Mad. II. A. PerrigO.


She reveals secrets no mortal ever knew She
restores to happiness those who, nUm dolClul
events catastIophes, crosses in love- loss Ol lela-
tiOnS and friends, loss of money, Nc. have become
despondent She brings together those long sepa-
rated, gives information concerning absent liCnds
lovers restores lost or stolen property tells yOu
the business you are lest qualified to pursue and
in hat you will be most successful causes speedy
marriages and tells you the very day you will
marry, gives You the name, likCness and charac-
teristics of The person. She reads your very
thoughts, and by her almost supel natural pow els
unveils the dark and hidden my sterts OF The fu-
ture. From the staIs We see in the nfmamcnt-
the malehc stars that overcome or predomiphte in
the confguratun-irCmt the aspects and positions
Of the planets and the fNed stars in the heavens
at the time of birth she ueduces the future destiny
of man. Fail not to consult the greatest AstlOlO
gist ON earth. 1t costs YOU but a tIifle and YOU
may never again have so favorable an oppoltuni-
ty. Consultation lee, with Ill kCntss and all dt sire
information 81. Parties living AT n distance can
consult the Madame by mall with equal safety and
satisfaction 10 tht msClNts, as ii in son. 1uI
and explicit chart, ritton out with all inquiries
answered and likeness enclosed, sent by mail ON
receipt of price uboyc mentioned. The stliCtest
secreSy Ill be maintained and all cones loHdenUC
| returned or destroyed. references O the highest
order furnished those Csiring them White plain
! ~ the day of the month and year in W hiCh yUn
were born, enclosing small Lock OF hair.
Address, MADAME ii a. pERRlGO,
| p. o, DRAWER 1913.
April 49, 16GT-d1y-c BUFFALO, n. y
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-27
Mtdifal.
Vegetable SIcNiaR Hair ReReWer

Has stood the test of seUen years
ti0n for the hair has net been dis
covered that aCiIL produce the same
beneficial results. 1t Is an entirely
neiO scientific discovery, conlbininD
nianB of the most pOUel1ttt and re
stOrGttUe agents In the NEcE ABLE
KIN92oM; ~ restSres ynsf oRAf HHIR
COLOR. It makes the scalp iOItite
aud clean cures dGndTIIR and
hunOrs, and falling out of the
hair; and gUiIL make It OrOlC upon
bald heads, eCCept in VeTD aged
persons, as 1t furnishes the 1lttI'i.
uUe principle by aOhich the hair tS
nOWT'ished and supported. IL makes
the hair moist, soft, and llOssU7
and Is ttnsuTpa ssed as q III AIK
DRESSIN NG. tis the cheapest
prepGrdti0n eUeT' offered TO the pub-
tiC, as one bottle 9Oiy accomplish
more and last longer than three
1T Is TeeOnSnte3l ded and used by
the First Medical Authority.
The 9UOndeTTsLE results produced
or oar IStciJtd9t Hair Rem eaOe1' hare
Induced DIGftU to nl0nufdcttt1e pre-
pdTdttOnS for the Hair, stSder "a
riOus names and, IN order to in
dtce the trade and the public. to
purchase their compounds, they
hare resOrted to fdJseHOOd, bD
claiming they acre former part
ners, or had some connection 9Cith
oar Mr.. HdU, and their prepare
tiOt qUGs similar to oars. DO not
be deceived by them. Purchase the
original: St has neVer net been
eQII0JLed. Our Treatise on the Hair,
Nth certificates, sent free by mail.
See that each bottle has our p9'iUdte
| ReVenue Stamp OVer the top of the
bottle. 1IL others are limitations.
R. P. Hall & Co.. Props. Nashua, N. H.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
| lAuI5MWFawlyI
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-27

OHECKS, RECEIPTS. &c
Neatlyprinted atthe EMflhE
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-27

c7y~ In close, natural and quick emula-
tlon of the peculiar talent for thieVing and
robbing--for which the Jacobin members
of the Pennsylvania Legislature have be-
come iamOus--the employees about the
State offices in Harrisburg have been taxi
ing big hand of late, but rather on Il
pctty-theft scale.
These rascals were detected In carrying
away wagon loads of public documents
$50 volumes of the Adjutant Generd 5 re-
port, among them-which they sold to pa
per mills, at few cents per pound. 1t is
said not to be true, however, that the
thieves divided the profits Of their pcll
with the immaculate CAMERON.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-27

Thor, were sent from san fraucisco, of
last years product, TO the different inarts
of ~. vorll. not less than 100000 bushels
of Ohcat-andno better eraiais produced
by any soil in tie world. This scason' 20
Car. is ,ropitions. The most intelligent
q. innate Is ihat the July harvest WIN fully
reach 12OOO.OOO bushels, not including some
II. .Oueo6O bushels of Oregon wheat. Cali
Co,nia wheat. IL is to be understood, Is,
owing to ti,e popularity Of climate the
ibcst In the world, and is produced ut rela-
lively less expense than elsewhere The
soil is very prolific aud thirty to forty
bushels per acre is not large yield. 1t Is
IN. climate. however, which facilitates the
work of the farmer.
The rains set in the latter part Of Octo-
Ih.r and continue til April. from which
time TO the first Of July the grain gets no
: wafer. It results that the grain ripcnin5
lin tlc midst Of drouth becomes very hard
q, and free from moisture. 1t IS then cat
/ and left in the field without danger OF any
: rain until October. lt is gradually har-
vested and sent in sacks. Owing to It's dry
mature lt never ucatr, heNVl l'i"'''N -
handling. nor does it require to be shell
tered. thus saving great expense to tho
farmer.
The New Orleans Satrap.
The New Orleans Times thus speaks o.
/, the loon who is playing his fantastic tricks
a, military dcspot, in that southern region
, II alludcs to SHERIDAN, of course;
"Neither the history of this republic
nor of any modern government, ah"rd'
r. such AN instance of flagrant arrogant pre-
: sumption and insulting insubordinatiol
II and defiance OF inferior to superior oniemli
- las this letter exhibits. 1t is not only deli
: ant. but insulting and disrespectinl.
u If the conduct and language OF TINS re
II marLablc document is sanctioned by any
II considerable portion of the American pco
- plc. the constitution of our country ha'
y better be consigned at once to the flames
d. and our republic delivered over to the an
IA archy and chaos through which poor Mex
p leo has been struggling for the last tort.
b, years. from the audaCiy, the ambition am
= Iiurbnlence OF military chiettains. and tn
to overthrow of the authority OF civil law
II, aud its constituted interpreters aud al
ministrators.'
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-27
Sptrial alotirts.
To Marry or not to Marry7

WHY NOTp
seFIous uefIcctIOns for Young Wen
in Essay OF tue Howard Association, ON the
Physiological Errors, Abuses and Diseases indu-
ced by ignorance Of Natures Laws In the first age
Of man Sent In sealed letter envelopes, free OF
charge. Address Dr y sKILLIN HOUGIITON.
Howard Association Philadelphia, Penn.
May II, lsG7-daW 3m -smpSco-ny
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-27
------ --.SD.T -

CY- The Radical Governor of Illinois
not long siuce, got himself into the free
trade ranks, without realizing his stand
point. He placed his V-toes en- bill, and
said he could not see why the corporators
"have any more right to manufacture all
the cheese in McLear County for ten years
than they have to eat all the cheese in Nc
Lean County for the same number of
wears
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-27
LSEw PERFUME FOR THE HANDKERCnlEF.


PbaIon's "Nigbt BIooming Cereus."
PhaiOn's might BioOInins CeTcuS."
PhnIon's "Night BIoOnling Cerens."
Phaion's "Night IIIoominE Cereus."
Phnion's "Night BIosmina Cereus."
A most exquisl'e delicate aud Fragrant Perfume,
disii led from the raro nnd beautiful Hover from
which Il takes Its name,
Manufactured only by
PuALON & son, New HOFk.
BEWARE or COUNTERFEITs.
ASK FOR PHALOE's-TAKE NO OTHER
l3lMwFaweowly-45l
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-27

e.Y~ 1t has been given out from we'll
posted circles, and with an obvious mean
ing. that:the national banks are raising
fund of between two and three million dol
lars, to be devoted to sileneing Congress
sional opposition to their monstrous mo-
nopoly.
Good news. that will be, for the Jacobins,
when they get together again, in July
SCnEHcK's clectioneering committee, some
time ago, sent out clrcuar-word that the
| Radical fund was short.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-27

re- 1t las leaked out at last-the motive
Of the CARS, in appealing to Congress
for the passage of an act eNcusing the de
scrters and drait-sneaks" of the late war,
so that they can all vote the Radical ticket
The sly hint came from Loyal AsLtdJuId-
Ashtabula, of the SiIteeH star flag of our
country-Ashtabula, whose god was that
sublime patriot old JOSH GIDDINGs, and
whose second advent was old Ossawattamie
BRowN. the horse-thicf saint.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-10-05
NoNr but physician knows bov nuoh

NoNE but physician knows how much
o reliable oIterative IS needed by the pecs
pie. On all sides of US in all commune
ties everywhere there are multitudes that
suffer from complaints that nothing but
alterotivc cures. Hence great many Of
them have been made and put abroad
with the assurance Of being efectual. But
they fail to accomplish the cures they
promise because they have not the intrin-
sic virtues they claim. In this state of
the case, DR.. ]. G. Aver & Co., Of Lowell,
have supplied Us with compound Extract
of Sarsaparilla, which does prove to be
the long desired remedy. It's peculiar
difference from other kindred preparations
in market is that it cures theIdiseases for
which itisrecommended, while they do not.
We are assured Of this fact by more than
one of our intelligent Physicians 70 this
ncighbofhood and have the further evil
dence Of our own experience Of It's truth.
Il 1ennessee Farmer, Nashgizle, Tenn.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-10-05

REDUCE THE TAxEs.-Taxation is
the inevitable price of power and posi-.
ton, necessary for the support of govern
ments and to secure the rights of the
people. Taxation is at best burden, and
should be measured by the actual neces.
sity for its imposition and not by the
willingness of the people to bear it. No
matter how cunningly the burden may be
adjusted, after all, the people bear it; and
they are beginning to feel that no abso-
Lutte necessity exists for their present on.
erous burden. No rulers who justify un-
necessary and bnrdensomc taxation will
long find favor with the people. Any
political party that fails to tighten the
peoples burdens when opportunity offers,
must certainly meet tho peoples displeas-
ure and fall. We are bearing war
burden in time Of comparative peace, and
if our party-the party now in power
does not lightep It as speedily and as
much ag possible, the people will surely
look to Democracy to do it for them. Let
the Republican party take warning in time,
and Let our delegates in Congress press
this vital question at the next session,
in such manner as will be effective
Jacksonville Sentinel.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-10-05

no lady, even in 80 large circle as " SUR
rounding communities" that feels we
have " deliberately stabbed, with poisoned
dagger the family threshold" But
doubtless, true TO his genius and vocation,
Critique" has been prowling around
among female society" to smell up the
"stab" inflicted by "Pro Bono's dagger"
that he might waggle his caudal extrem-
ity and lick the wound--we commend him
him in his work of mercy and bid him
perseverc
There are other points we intend to mo-
tice at another time, and there ID one
other that wc cannot omit now. Crit
ique." after filching the train Of the dead
to supply his barren pate, shoots at US
this braggart menace: Let me say TO
you, Pro Bono Publico, try and have man
hood enough TO sign your name to tho
next article you write derogatory Of the
good character of respectable commuDi.
ties. If not, you shall receive, az you
richly deserve, and have justly merited
the contempt and hearty condemnation OF
oil good citizens"
flcnd, that short time ago, Informed
Judge Elkins by anonymous letter that
If he did not leave he would be '..burni
out" Wc now say to this little woody
whelp, be is much mistaken in bis man
We are neither to be bought or intimidat.
cd. We aya neither e hummer, miscrcant
Or fellow" " that ho 80 bascly insinuates
and this dastardly threat is only intended
to prevent further Investigation Of ccrtaiI
issues of public importance. We have
never written derogatory sentence
against single soul in this or that com
munity. If so, show ii US. We have no
written sentence that We are unwilling
to give our sign manuel if properly de
manded. If we have said hard things
they are hard facts, and desire and hop.
the perpetrators may improve on pas
conduct
" Critiquc" insinuatcs We are unmanl1
for Withholding our name and at the same
time the craven dolt copies onr example
Now. we say TO him, the next time he at
tcmpts to confute " disgracefnl communi
cations" his defence should consist il
something better than gross private per
sonalilies that he will be forced to rctract
For the present We say to him, there i
room in this world fer you and I " 20
go. little Fly" We shall recur to tn
subject again 10 vindicate truth, viriu
and morality. and confidently expect tn
virtnous aud good to endorse and main
tain our efforts to be
Pho Boso PuBLIco.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-10-05

BosroN, Oct. 1.-The Democratic
State Conyention has nominated John
Quincy Adams for Governor. The nom.
inatioR was received with much snthusi.
asm. G.. NJ. Storms was nominated for
Lieut.. Governor. The resolutions affirm
the doctrine Of State Rights, and demand
economy in the Administration.
CHICAGO, Oct. Chicago has been
agreed upon as the place of the National
Republican Convention.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-10-05

FANNY Fern thinks it ought to be
considered disgrace to be sick, confiden-
TALLY adding: l am fifty-6ve, and I feel
half the time as if was just made. To
be sure, was born in Maine, where the
timber and the human race last; but
don't eat pastry, nor candy. nor ice cream.
| pwn stout boots-pretty ones too. /
havca waterproof cloak, and no diamonds;
I like nice bit of beefstak and glass of
ale, aud anybody else who wants it may
eat pap. | 60 tobed at ten and get up at
six. / dash out in the rain because it
feels good on my face. / don't care for
my clothes, but ! will bo well; and after
I am buried, I warn you, don't lot any
fresh air or sunlight down on my cofin, It
you don't want me to get up.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-10-05

ton ATTY further We will not believe It.
PERsoNAL.-During the week we
have had friendly calls from Col. Dow
of the Columbia Press, J. II. Upton
of the Salem Chronicle, and Sam.
Clarke of the Record. The two for
mer are not practical printers; but
they have each learned to set type af.
ter fashion. Monday morning last
Dow took ''stiek" and set up the fol.
lowing without writing. It is pre-
cisely as he set it:
PERsoNAI.-wewerc honored last week
BY visit from that ''forcible but not pol.
lished writer y. ii. Upton Of the Cap,
itaI Chronicle. Mr. Upton comes to
our city ostensibly to attend the Pair but
VIC are not positive tdat he hes no other
business. We have seen him qp several
occasions, in company with men Of doubt
ful Democracy indicating copgeniality
of disposition quite irrecocilabie with the
duties Of . political editor. We shal
watch the geutlsman aud see that the cir
culatiOn of his paper is not materially in
erased bs such associations. Dir .Uptor
should preach ''forgiYncss aud cOncillia
ton " but in no instance should he conl
promise his
Our friend Upton, determined not
to be outdone by the sand-hill editor
went to the case, aud gave birth to
and set mp, the following:
FRIENDLY REMEMBRANcE.-Col
Dow, the renowned editor of tbs
Columbia Press, favored us during tho
days of the County Fair the present
week, with numerous welcome calls
The Col. has been spending numbe
of weeks in the Valley, and spcaki
hopefully of the results of his obscrya
toions bearing upon the political no
rizon and the future Of the Democrat
ic party throughout the entire State
Much credit is due the veteran reserve
corps for gallant services east of tn
Mountains, and though the Coils. "ra
wings" have call been on his owl
hook," in that department, We conf
IDENTIFY expect result which can onl!
come of perfect discipline, when he
shall have again mustered his re
cruits " for the fray.
At this place and Corvallis the Col
was the focal point for no little sen
sation. Ben Hayden, at the latte
place, observed that he knew he wa
in town "by this time, for his man
has been in sight for at least an hou
and a half" On his arrival in thi
place it was remarked by close oh
server of men and things, that th
Col. Is !" big editor" big as !
skinned boss"
That will do for the present. w
would say something about our frient
Clarke, but as he enjoincd silence W.
must refrain. We mill say, however
we rather like his appearance.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-10-05

In q speech made in the House of
Representatives, few days before the
adjournment of Congress, Thad. Stevens
said:
He begged the House to consider
that the Senate was several furlongs be-
hind tho House in the march of reform
perhaps he ought to say Radicalism.-
Senator'S were coming up side long, but
had not yet got quito square up. Some
fragments of tho old shattered Constitu.
ton had stuck perhaps, in the kidneys OF
some Senators [laughter1 and troubled
them at night. When they tried TO pro-
gress, the ghost Of the past Constitution
was found in their way aud obstructed
them, Perhaps that was natural enough.
He did not end any fault with it."
How Old Thad. hates the glorious old
Constitution under which the country 80
long prOspercd. 1t was the perfection Of
human statesmapship--the work Of the
most illustriops patriots and sages OF the
American Revolution. For seyenty-four
long years it was the "pillar of Ere by
night aud Of cloud by day" 10 guide the
people through the difficulties and dan.
gers that besat the Republic oq every
hand, to greatness aud prosperity. 1t was
tho "ark Of tho covenant It" TO nation ol
freemen. But the glory has departed
aud now ruthless hands have torn il
from the high pedestal on which it so louq
rested, and trampled it in the dust beneath
their unhallowed feet And Stevens il
the high priest who oficiatos at these
miserable orgies, aud glorics at the result
of tho employment in which ho and hi
compeers in infamy have been engaged
aud the people are called upon to endorse
their atrocious work Can it be possible
that any considerable portion of fre'
American citizens are willing to follow
this bold, bad man in his work Of destruc
ton aEy furtherY We will not believe it
/
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-10-05

On the third day Of the Fair the
Annual Agricultural Address pas deliver
ed By Luther EIkins, Esq, Of Lebanon.
He cpntended that Agriculture is the
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-10-25


GS-lt is stated by that valued paper the
Alexandria Gazette, that letters have been
received in Washington from Thaddeus
Stevens, in which he declares his intention
TO urge upon Congress in November two
additional Radical measures. The first is
general impeachment law defining the
offences upon which an officer may be i'm
peachcd, and expressly declaring that 10
officer shall continue to exercise the power
OF bis Office during his trial The second
law will provide that "under the authority
of the Constitution, and upon the principles
Of the Declaration Of Independence, no
State shall have power TO prohibit citizens
Of the United States, whatever their race,
color or religion, from voting for President
or Congressmen." This law will establish
eolored suffrage in every State, no matter
whether the people want it or not. Ste
vons, 1t is said, is to continue his Dictator
ship, and urge these and other extreme
projects upon the reluctant Radicals in
Congress, and will be warmly supported by
solne Of bis followers.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-10-25
EyThe Washington CLyouirIe s,o,o,

EVThe Washington Chronicle states
that letter has been received in that city
from Hon. JAMES f. WILSON, of Iowa,
chairman thejudicury committee, relative
TO the statement Of Judge Lawrence in the
matter of impeachment. Mr.. Wilson says,
according to this authority, that be hs. ex.
pressed no opinion on the subject of impeach.
ment outside of the committeeman. 1t is
known that he has not been in Washington
aimee the adjournment Of Congress when
the committee refused TO present articles OF
impeachment upon the ground Ofinsuficen-
ey Of evidence, and therefore, it is fairly IN
ferred that Mr.. Wilson is not responsible
for the position in which he has been placed
Of now favoring impeachment.