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Special Notices.
(brack' Hitler.
atTker I many Ifit . akla
tal ox,'V a"l a nt.emaw 4n ht friend who re-
A
JciVfh, 0;J1, or riot ThrcMt. .
Rso.ui
CHeoaa.
Irritation t
r ALLOWHOgTO OONTINVI,
f.me;e, a rfr"Uit
it jtroclian. ji .J
I. tartar Bineat f
nm( Threat
.reikis
k m orrsM vn start..
BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES
Aviaa a meant tart-imam to t'iih',
iwwenrAT su. - ,-
for Bronchial,, Asthma, Catarrh to-a-mptlT
and Throat BtytW, ;
raoou taa wit i.Tif JaJitKMa.
uiHuni amu efim.ir hp
will flnl TVocAm uaafiil in olorin fe-.e'Vrofoe wlii'
akenbrrbreSlnEiaaor Hiwinina, enH Sih-tlSS th
throat after a aniianal exertion of tlS votm! oraoe.
Tlv fttxAeA are, rommep.led end$.raibr:ry.
Phyaloiann, an.l,have bad lealimonmlefriKti emmVwt'
man thrnnghotitthe eotintry. BinnMiK"'lrwn
merit, and having nrorf Ihnlr pmnattliy n .
many yaare, ar:n year flu.la iliom in new toVAMttcw
varinna part of the, woiel, .jlj, Ibfti art
universally pronoiiaed bnttar than ether aricnaN ,
Obtain only "Bitowa'i BoCHUL Toota," and
do not take any of the ' rfMhtiif MltoHea that may
ha offered. "' , .... ,
Bold everywhere in tlio Untte.1 Hlatea, and in For
eign Countries, it 38 cent pfr bni. " or-t'tfi Simlaw
(letter' Blttera tfae Battle '
.. .. kioW. " t
It ia aetiidtiatory to know that our field hoepilele
ara no looser uniuprdledwRhlhie lU'aHMvi; prana.
ration', Soldier who, aa fiirAt-ettlann,had bacoma
atxiiiaiutd with Jta proptrip. Iiva iu pay lntau
eaa mada a apa.1: rtijet that HOSTKTTHI 'S
8T0M 0H Blt'T'iRJ mlijlil hj aldd;t'o lna0mrdi-nl '
atoraa ( thair raKitnen and thnir wliaa hara not
buen unheeded. ; Ail a hieana of. annUlniTte; woitndM
ranaoYi Ihe halUe flold, and enabling Jroopa to
bear fatgjuinit intfslioa unjier .a blaflnfi huq, it luu
been atrbnnoffily renominonlod by dintinonialied
medical naen, and tjie propAOl Ja lhatit will ctu(m
ally upo(nl'V)''W iinb. UtiLi j
and dangimmt Wtruts (hat ,hiva heretofore bopn
oooaidred madhiina( afH4( 'fTlif la. Ata ntnall
quantity of the Ait! tniied with1 waAif frqfit-any
of tho8opi(ii iTr 8outh-e'tuT)nTrii Will prers
IflreraalTtHlihg theboWolaor Uin llVr, 'ahould 4
norno in mind by fniy Phyalctana; aQlitrn,r4l'k all
who hare 'Otxiamlm to .Tig'it Jhose. erUmftr Viar1
eountry. Tbotian who1 uepJIOBTl'lP,'8 -tyr)
TERR inuonWirintty wit CMbritreni(, msy let lit
denanue Intarmittenl ayar aD'f alotlfer diaana
Kenerated byt'.aliohr art unwh'deaoma' yilniort
phera upon an orertiaj Ufl4r'V ( a.
MUDTCAt, 'NOTICE.'1;.' ,'
Br. K: WNH nay be mniialtod aafollowa :
In IKNU al the Depot Baling llouae.oo ihurn
daya Nor, 33, lJ. 1, Ke. I, Tvbo, pl It.
In at the Fhillipa Ho'iae, oii rridajt
Rov. M, I'ecJia, bl, tlarpUl, April 1J. J ,
In TKOV at the Mnrrta ooaeron Hattirdaji Hor.
S, Ueu.WI, K.b. S, March 111, April 14.
In HPKIKItriEljUM th Willta BnllMi mTInn)
day. Nor, w, au. a. fuu.. Martin 15, April m. h
Dr. -COS ha had onVae In oath of tha ab an
plaeea, 'lhata haa renulariy yiattad tnr the peat aev
en yean.antt aa ha ba treated and eared maby Ha
tienti, rn aarh of the abow ploeee,- 'he oan aire tha
beat of referenuea m earh place, aa lo hia akdl.n-
Dr.'ctrik'TrVafa.aiAl MflfaHoiiV'orVli4o'V'i
diaaaaea, ineliutiagthoae of, the ye and Kar; makei
no charge for consultation ; but It theae who coomjIi
him detiae treatment, ba charge Oaab lor hla Bf ed
Medlalnea that willlanla patiaat frdna fimrto ait
wiodOi. ooai ftom aireta TUirty dotlara,:! lawn, ,
i . .. . Addn-ea:, lr. K UOMB., .
noraidlyl " ' ' aii.iwaaa. Oine. -
l STAND'AhitD HoMVxJMtMd MfthimNlbj.
The fluent ojf Humphrey' Homeopath
, ;lt t' t'
r . . " V " i
nnmpfiiKiinir. ci.mpnif.a in Tnp innnfl f9
1 I : .
Speoitle No. IM, which. mires, diptheria; and
ulcerated sort throat; " These spex iflcs have
obtained a wide celebrity among the inedt
cal practitioners and arUveTy; .largely used
by them, frslttg prompt,' 'clllclcnt, reliable
and eonvenlent. An extundetl advertimv
nient In another column gives a list of the
difTcrent species, the jiitoajjcawhich they
remedy, and the prices. The cases' for fami
ly use are ivnaciftUt f-tltvorntrent.lon,
and alstfoWVWcrffnenroFTaruafy
speclHcs."" "The headquarton of Humphrey's
Hieclflc Homeopathic'Meuicine (o, is at
PwllM
carrying lis victliatfeiibf by l,H
thousands, without being arrested In its'
prograsif. Miit a brfgh'tar day Is coming and
has come to successfully arrest this disease.
Allen's lrun'4 VMsarn' Is making truly rtn
markable cures of what was considered by
Physicians si incurable Consumption, ' ,'
For sale by the Dealers In Family MwH
elna generally. ', I . , ' ..
t1
r. . ...
tST An Invai.uauiji Hrmmdy Noue,
except thpsft whp lmVc sufTeri'd ull the hor
rors of threatened Consumption, can fully
appreelatfl the Vdit 'sAd1 Mflcary of Dr.
HaiAV BAt'A.M-Ha Bwvernj; j-eniefly tn
all the various stageeor tliis invcli dreaded
disease.! :'.'." . JY '.'.;S.;;'.";,'r;'V,'-:l.'-'
. T-t-r A i , , , -vi a .
t'Oanetkunot aiuuatiAo.a iaddieaaedK .
And, with eome aweatobllvtoue.aitidota,; -"'
Glean tha fool boatmi of the perilnu stuff ',
That weiha upon th heart f" '.
Certainly; Plantanio" BrrTa will do
it when nothing else will. Melancholy,
Impression, Hyrchvtii!rt., , Insanity, all
spring, luore or littiij from a diseased stoni-
arh, Rud this Plamtation lln-riuati is a sure
cure for; ' Ther Is no InUUke about )l;
Dyspepsia, Headneho, ' tlullnnM, Ague,'
nd Lw Uplrias must ylold to the UeslJJi
glvlng and genial Influence of the Planta-
oa Brrrma.. Jf you) arc In doubt, miike
aa artal ind be convinced. ' ' ,
tW Take Biokrene and defy Fever and
Ague. This glorious vegetable tonlo forti
fies the system Against Intruilttents, cures
dyspepsia, puts the nerves lit order, clears
Uie brain,' sustains the constitution,' and
reatoTnaUhe lost vigor of any and evejy
rgan. , bewaVSgDey st, NYpsWd by
all Druggists. .
J
THE DAIIyY"ffiPIRE.
) Dayton, Ohio,
'
i iirtft tjf.TLt i.l"u ". rt I -ill J
Friday, - - - December ZZ, J.B63.
Local Matters.
nrAimirui. Kloiglm and Cnttont at Lang-
d""VNl!r'lMWrtVtlHr4iTU
LVXITRIK8 AT Tll VltRY I)WKT I'RICna
At A. I.. Punlevy'is Oregon Fruit, New
niHOystar dPiK)t. GWe him a call. Held
a vwy obliging yotitix man.
f antm. A dwelling hnuws with from
; tUbtro)4 ki a pknanal lftttim
iinire at thwonlce.
0Y AMD HOIJDAY 1 HJCSKriTB ean oe
bttkight cheap nt CliriHtopher'a old stand,
fajiner of Murket and Jencrson streets.
igli Booh'Biid get yonr supplies.' " t
IUARD Wantrd. For a gentleman and
htH jwire In a respectable private family.
Kefrreiice given and required. Apply In
person, or aihlress "Foreman," Kmpirk
offlria t l I iv. I M i t-i.i r.
KIihhI Funs! -1irlstphnr & Siilelman
lire Weparlng for a large Bale of line furs
to dime off in a few days, at their Auction
Ri.jJlSTl'WrcVli.,4 ilM
Sl.K.liH, CaBH, CiRTrt, AND TOT f-'HAIRB.
Konan iiniucnsa. tKik qf eds, Jpx fCabs,
Bojfs Carts, Wheelborrows, Toy Cradles,
Chiijins Bureaus Tublcs, etc. Go to C. P.
llufter & Hon. dnlMfit.
(I KRA f Ijl'IIHB1 IlBHTAHRAKT Fred.
Ige having iinrjhiuicd llie (uAirest ot
jfoniior(yrj.iicrj ft. jSjioibet, iij (lie $Jt
Ijtilge
hla
r "I I r (I) I 1 ; , la I'll
lloino licrlanjyin jijitl lllUijinl Koimij, Is
ndv sole propri'.U)r of the same. Fred.'in
Utn Is to spare no effort to make this xpu-
lar and well conducted establishment all
tl his numerous friends ami patrons can
ne.
eslre: aim as ne is an om nana ai tins
bmfnieKS, wei have 'lio doubt that he will
smfecd to the entire satisfaction of all.
iMd-lwd
Hook Out kir Him. A shuruer has re'
it ly visluVd 'tcrClfiiuti scllfcigl whitlie
trills wine plant. One gentlcmsn engaged
fotir hundred dollars worth, and many
otlicrs have given orders. This wine plant
is ijothing more than the common rhubarb,
ilc'piantf ITrdrli wniMrt Is "sahl a v-y-
uif wine is maue.
Mink Jkwklry at Auction on Friday
evaiing, and Saturday morning, afternoon
ii.l evening, st Clirlstoplier Spleliuan a,
nortth sidti of Third' U-eiU." between' Main
Jefferson streets. 1 ' -
Hob Salb. Ar house and lot on West
11 tViee oh'Wnle." 'X' Darftatti." "" I
J. F. Donalson, R. E. Agt.
. (
Now is thr Chancr tort Holiday I'bbs-
1
i
mitsi Colonel Gross has Inst reeeiYea a
dfriatch from Messrs. Whitely & Yost,
maiiufacturers of those magnificent Photo-
KHPhle Alliums, mining inai ne ucsires a
rcMirn Iroin sales oi inose ix-auinui "pic-
turl-books," by the" Bth of JnAry;and of !
tH ih i u the
tllidtogwi bargainsv tAs t),ty we onconi-J
i ... .
nlaBli.., (liu t .kli.iiMl tu h.kiitwl tn a.,11 thnni
Out by the. nth prox, "A wortl'tio the'wlse
fdfct; Now l's" 'the time IVTgA nlagnlllcent
Ii ittigntph Albums at low rates, for pres
et! s. He will take. Photographs during
tlu holblaya fox less' than any other room
hi tha city,' and Ambroty pes for lens than
cost. - He Is bound to please ; if dpu't,
yot need hot, the pictures.' . fWt glre
bli i a call in all kiwis or sveatfier. Kft
m islier .tlie 'praee-ACploutil tflross PJiOto-:
gr iph Gallery, No. 04 and 96 Main street,
opbosite the Court-house.
BBrjxU'aMaT StMasMWedhavca ttiw
haiid the largest stock of Boots and Shoes
Inithe city, which wewlll seU lower than
idy house in Dayton. We also make up
work of all kinds to order, which we war-
rait to wtranas ll Us Call t'wl Ki
aidine lietore purchasing elsewhere.
DaRROW t BlDLBMAN,
No. i:)0 Main st, Telescoiie Building.
ttc22-Uthtltw
'I T Ti'- C
lAfrTRACTrVil ApCTION S AOt.-i-BAinket
shawls, miisliiis, calicos, woolen shirts,
drawers, hosiery, shoes and boots, at auc
tion, this evening, and Saturday, at Chrls
toiiher & Spieliuan's,"No. 31:1 Third street.
Jlimrciyisft.tfett'm 4who.ialhto
In y Clothing for Christmas, should not 'ail
to call on Scliwart, at the Kaglo Clothing
St ire, next door to the Kmpirk office, as he
its the finest and best stock of clothing In
Davton. niadc exnresslv to his order, and
which inn' He bought rtt "iner rSitlsrkotorj''
prices tlian any other house In the city.
Hi incAiiiitii the vhuts avid give 4m 1 ,"H.
;i '.'..;," .:tlec.md3tl, .i-,..,
. ).! .. i I .aa. i ' " i ('
KrovRS.-M'lirltipher A Hpielnian lias
a lot of six-plate stoves, with holes on top,
jr cooking, which they offer cheap. Also
xfeic for placing under stoves. doc2id'J
CHRtsval AriMfir Tu-tU4iwVi MwKNqrt
fefnne of the butchers have to-day been
(Jsianu ureimratlon. in the market,
o ir office, for a utce show. of meaU to -
morrow morning, it maxes one s mouin
water ux Ncw liu) uianner iu . wim'Jl uie
ay enf t
tfe-VMiefe thl Trrinl M their
elieerless stalls with varlagated luxurtca in
the. way of flesh. To-morrow morning
lie tha wily, warUv't betUre Chrtstmaa, and-'
JiaViwnw vtartrl w fliier rlinnlatv- iPa
j , .
a
Local Matters. The "Pilgrim Fathers."
0,18 M llttlnff occasion, I referring
"
T.v
i
,
i
iwarjfl,, can not Ml to suit themselves,
wHUJf rfirWiJtMric'tllbunfcJ l'4sM(-
'
.
To-day is the t'ti(UHh Wid forty
fifth anfilWfWirv oT the tainting nf the Pttr-
grlm Fattier? &hnovli IH., V M
to the ev
event, to review hricflv the results
wnxen nave nown iroiu unit source, us wi'ii
as the motives and Inline neon which
bronfltkfM.iU'liMO.I ) JI.I.H.H
kUped since the arrival of the May Flower,
JNcarly two-ana-n-hnlt eentiirlen nave
during wlilcl) kin .Wihii n$ ihttl ( ti'n
cnangea rrom a wiiiierncss to a rruiuui
(lclfi, and the Government from a colonial
dependency to a great lU'piibllo.
Tlie RKV aThifiiJ hak been
tliePeiiobsiMt and the Hudson of the F.ast
to hn Columbia anirfulolailo of the "far
(ysDant West."
According to iir uighbiH tlatiwitcut,
wlt)i the Pilgrim Puritans began the 'Ir
repressible contllctl''iTrt-y iln-oiight with
them and establishi-il the Institulion of
slavery' fir (Hi vcl-' Air on wMclt" thry
sanght the much covcletl "boon of fnn
doik." They came to find iu the lonely
wllfls of America, "freedom to worship
GoJ," and yet were the first lo persecute
thej Quakers for exercising tills freedom.
Thdy had been restricted in their religious
privileges In the Old World, and being of
tliaf positive type of character, submitted
to ud, choso banishment uuil exile, rather
than modify any of Uioir bigoted notions
initareoiogy, ,;;;.-. ,'i,'.'; ; , :.' ; ;
v"llie most remarkable tVature of Wi'im pur
ltaij cUarai tcr, is thtjir peiKecut.iuii of oth-
ersJ (br their 'efforts to ' achieve ' the very
einis for which tkey originally contended
for jthein wives, and fur establishing soiiic
Institutions which thty have found; neces
sary to overthrow, us the workf Miuir own
harjils. Fanaticism, with its inseparable
atf ndauts, inconsistency and bigotry, have
lvr elinruf.tjiri'riiil I Imir ii,(t(.'iiTiiniit u In tlm
T " ' '
polltUal arejia. From ia orufiissod love. of I
ihiiftMrX.-,! pMWjH o'g.le4iU'Ur::::::i'.i-sl
mclit and the work of our forefathers they
have succeeded in making every interest
tliiiiughout Urn cuujiU , . i'vl)t st'ooml'' ia
tint Interest of tills "l'lyinnutli l'uck."
dynasty. Throllgli a piol'esseil love of frec
doili iiioj' hav ltlr)'.isnvi'j Uil oupigttv
erilnieut from a republican form to a des
potism iu facU
) rith an air of the must narrnw anil sel
flsl arrogance they claim Unit lSnslon is
th( llhibbI,thtfiliVtMc'anfl'HeV KMg-1
lai d is the fountain .of ull IntrllieuLe, and
tin gret
CBi I n'liglous liberty. And this prestige is
fcii ceded to some extent by many of icr
"lo ya' d'e'centlaifls Ui tfie y e't'rt'eS-i-1
ga d that lately a general awakening has
bet n goiun fa JiWcsL ajntb. the
pei pie of other sections of tliccniintry will
yel,with Fernando Wood, conclude that
th two most calamitous events that ever
be, ,4J P4HPq'ple jap, thefall ui.kI,
tlu safe "arrival or the May Flower.
:p
IIlCoal and Wood. Messrs. 1. Davis &
Brother have 'a large stock'1 of coal and'
W( nd of excellent quality on hand, at their
y d on Fifth street, near the canal. Their
ca d will be found in our advertising eol
Ihi is.
Boots AND ijuyi IUth an Caps. J.
,tlentz & Sou, HM M l reef, arc now
reaeiving a large anil splendid stock of
R,l,tji'nrt,lVl,Af ,,fl'llt,lu rrtlUrllrJ lr1C
t,T lfttei,t B(V,(.H ftl(, (ju.lljty Tuw(.
gopds have been sclectctl witli great care.
bressly fur 0rI4 ii:trkct, add f f.-utiK in
want of articles in thiH line can not fail to
suit themselves by calling at (his house,
both as regards the qualify of" 'll'ic goofs
anil the prices at which tliey arc snlil.
.l.-JlhlitL.
i-.tt.
Bi.ANsifm. What is their cheaiH-r fur
bed clothing and will last longer, than the
Blankets 'which you tan buy at i'lirish
fUar & Spielman's, Third stiin't, a few doors
w4t of uig yhs b j ko.fi0m
Paring Outkack. Wo l.-aru tliut last
pvtnhitT nhiaiit. ftlirlif -.1ikiL- n viuualui.ldi
r T " '
M""S wihj KHino III Ul. l nr.u.11
while on her way home,' wnwrtmiaken be-
tWeen the IevH( and the Tlilrdstrcctlirldge,
bi a man unknown to her, lu acciwf.sd
hir with a familial .!.f,il3eVJiln,g'
Uf a asked her If she was goiiu' iirthf'
tlatt wiry, and on rcplyiugThal she was Tic
rujdely assaulted her anil tljri ,lyin)and
iii the pocket of her dress, taking a hand
kirclilef thcrefroim but iRirH Hifct bold
of some ten or (llleeii . dollars Ju the same
racket. He then snillchcirHiT "inuir and
well and ran off toward town. In tin
seiiflle, t1l't'yml'ig,'1arTytiwW Fiinsideralily
biuised, and the ruffian struck her on (ho
m JUth, cutting her lijis. She deserils s tlie
fe UiWi as a large man, w iili li'lit hair,
ai J beard; had on light 4o)orel haU light
cuiufinH-OH Jiis ueck, drub siuk ovcrcoaL,
arid had coarse voice. Wo sincen-ly trust
tlie dastardly villain may yet he caught,
d receive the punishment he deserves.
ItLANkari'S KollCunillMl. Just the tiling
f4b H,Lf,r!,t' iwHf'!'Y tyJMi
(spuglit for the purptMC, ut C'linstuplier A
sjilelniau's.
nTii.miMiNU. nunc nas ui-uay reccivisi
aiiother addition to his already large stock
ujf holiday gisxls another lot of those
licautiflil diamond rings, anil several sets of
liver-ware, of new and elegant patterns.
le has the largest stis k ever offered
... MJfc. tt..J.l. k. .. t-. - t .....4IJ.A k.
iTiey should call soon, as these beautiful
i drtMv i gliliuj oa.4,i(ll.t 1'iJ.ltt
I e. m
! I Albums, Purhks,Satomkij, Work Boxm.
-f-lf you want to And a magnificent stock
iSaUarlV
Ladies' Couipaiilons, eto. gu tt C. P. lluber
jtSon'a. ' " . ' ' decl-6td.
t
Local Matters. The "Pilgrim Fathers." R. R. & P. O. Time Table.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
Mtt
CUNCrWATI, llikilLTOR VVlDb'AYTOrf'.,,
Leave. Arrlre.
WMlnre U jAfsoioijdrt'aTbjtttiV' a mn.
.:S"i li rn'Kfitn TFHnw
.s jirHawr'
-U-Sl
Vi:iHiani tJmeinnsti Aaaofainaodstieit,...
" p Wl
t.wi p m
rf:wpm A'Tomo lalion.
Kiurmi, H 1:00 am"
v m. tfanmnanti ktail ,....m.Ma. , ,., , ,
6:4o ia m Daylo . Atf;9iiiroodatioa....,r., D:t6niii
ATI.ANTI0 URRAfT WRf IBRN, ,1 ,,!
120.
Ipm Kntrn. Rxpraae..Hm...MH. .SrOOara
I:n5k ra
'llSl4 Fxprean , M t:oapin
DATTON AND MICBKIANI
in te
R:(K
U m hhieauo MNll .........' i," :4Ar '
ra Ornr'aso and lletroit Exprena4 -SS irt'
DAYTON, XRNIA AND OOLUHRtTR. ' 1 ' (
H:or,hm fatem RxvrpN T:Mlam
tvtofpm -Mnil...t.,tM,.i ':MI a el1.
S:i'jan 'N'ihl Hpw.'. i, ...... I A.Slpm
IN llaANA CRNt'L ArJli lUYTON AND WSTXhH.'
7:.Vinm Kamarn F.KprWftfl.... S-90pm
0:20 am AiM'immodation :H '6:30pm -
S iUiJ.m' IHiy Ki-e.... j. Ili0 m
ANI)l!BXT, DAYTON AND CfmUNRATI.
10:111. m Sn llkT Mail fMOpm
Siitiiim nellerountain Aocommodation. SrUam
" I ' ' ' " DAYl'rl" ATrti UNION. " " "
S:0nWm Aoonmmodallon ft-eapm
l:Koii m..airrena.Mmta.n..OTtMMrtr'' ft:iS A..
Ii(lon'aflnom'mn'lMnn arflrair ln rrnemrratmi
ri:M. Hftumirg leara at. S:4ft p m feaehihg Dayton
alli tt. p m.
I'ari!aeTiry morninff exi-ept Mondaya
Fiprcahalopii at Middletown and HnmiltnA only.
Trio Rolns Kaxt on the 1:0A train muat procure
llu'irf-iokM In Ihe evening before eight o'clock.
Th H ZS train eonnofta at Xenia with tha Pllta
blirL'fe Exprean leaTinuOini'ianaM at7:ISI m
J. L'H. LONG, Agent.
Monetary and Commercial.
Market.
DAYTON, December 21, 1865.
; aaxts aaii rtmrjot.
Cauiwian ttuiua
TiMotitir ffaau ; t4 S buh
.. S6(14li
:r.i
75 1 im
.. Isaai
.. 4lli
.. 'i'JmllO
riwh .i.. 10 en iat
Wllr
I'AaLXY
$1 fir. I Hv:r,
II 401 SO I Ritrra, .:.a
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01
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lira,
Tax
... t'2 'HV.12 40
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lTCH.j... "Mill
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m.tiu...(.... a.'AV
ini
1
IJiok at Rwiiotjlt is always the enter
ug wjo succeed. Swarz,, pf the Eitgle
(lotlrlng Store is always on the move. His
plaiWoXuoipg business iif next lo the Kat
rine office No. 108! Mailt.' street, ami we
ahk
lllWB
111 c
nesi
to iiuil-i iC"' faiiinid'iu.itvupirt.
Hill
he is going to remove a few doors South
Of i
is present Irfcalion to No. lis Main
t. Being cbnuectt'il with a lurge inan-
st re
iifatituriug house In Cincinnati ho Is now
fir
prii
4iig out bis present stock at nrst cost
jes. All you want to'ilo is to call in and
see
him, and he will sell you a bargain,
h
traJi:rrit kr.lotjijr i twtnlUi
melius cost. .i..
WooDr L Spell mauv 85' St. Calr street,
Is silling the best o( wood at a low. price.
glV
him a call. dee22d2t
notliing nicer or more suitable for a Christ
mas prcttentl tlianl that of ft H'Mii llkejitwfi
kif it friend or loved one, The. iil:u:e to go
for
hit-in in HtMibohii. V ou Tlurd Ktrcot, The
IHTicctiou ol' .the niotrtjfrupbic art fun
Llirtt be obuiiil in nil its excellence and
beaiity, Jt it worib ft viit to bis little
bi.ty." lo see tbe beftutiful Bieebnenii
Wants roNFiKMATrow.-wc heard a
.sUf!v ycnlay, wblch we thougbt very
linijiobabb' at tliH time, Uiw purMrrt of
wbfi'h wii;niilt 4 rttVJxry of had
boeh coiuinHaUyl flio eveuhi Jaefortt at thu
. mas itained lltmny.
wlit rcsiijiy near JLeuia, aiicgM that ue bad
left) a bas'ket twritAlnlr tltf
ni.f,n0n.a gvefcio tly.fMttigniYu,wU
he went to supiier. Wheu he returned tlie
basket ainY'i'riitftiia, tic sysJ'irtre !gone
IieLmHRsai4rttiAiiailv4ilr
owe carelessness, ine wnoie story carries
i in nrotial lillty. on it face, aiwl Uuieoot man
neHiU: Which the- victimized iiMlivIdual re
fers to Iris-los goes to strengthen the
opiiilou of the liH'rixliilotis that he is inlsta-
keii as to having been robbed at all. -
riivil. 1r. iKidge may be cousultetl on
CA.
I'll
istma riiiy at his rooms, Nos. 3 and 4,
lips House. Also, any other day be-
tw. In tills and the 2)th Inst.
irNiui) CiiRiriYHAK Pkrhkntr. Kline's
,le4.iliy rltore presents a brllliaut array, of
rn
and costly goods suitable for Chrtst-
Ulai
J "resents. His cases are filled wltli
golfl
and. silver w stein's,' diamonds ami
jnivlelry of the most elegant style and
h, while )ils shelves contain the richest
cheapest display of silver and platod
wufiWo lie found In this oily Of anywhere
cls4. Those who have the lueans to make
Cb
tistmus ULfta of tills sort, If they call
not fail to ho suited. , : 3U1.
ifoit cheap Boots mtd'.Shoes for the holi
davs goto W. heliinsNo. H8 Jell'cpHiii street
- o.
ivsitt) tlie Market Jlouso, and next) disir
to
Makely's Hlaekcilillli simp. " ' I - l
And In Miitiiilbhurg at his Store- opposite
the
Miami House. Hats and caps of all
1 kill
Is at low prices. . ' ' .. ' Je2tit
Bandhohb Carriages and Buggle
f.'f S""" W.N "
Fottrtii strm-t.. . ; . . . v , ., . ,. , j dl
"tovs, ToVk.ToYit. Uave you fcw-u to tlie
great Toy emporium of C. P. Huber A Son,
uttNm SMUTliirdatrettl', If you have-not,
at ouo,.aiid ntaka aelMxtieuf , xVir.yourU
rhttmai, pretiU. Tby have Toys
III
ev-ry (IcseriliUoft anal in any quantity, Doth
atjvMiortiule and rctiti. '' ,.diraW,
DAYTON, December 21, 1865. Medical.
16
off ':
jl K . J O II N It U I. I. M
pnibihad Cedl6ii Ditterd.
.t it it .ti
t i
Latnjit aid Moil Inporlaot Ular.Terj
. I I r i. ,. ( . I
fc.ll lll.l
"IT"!1,,,,,
t rti i ,1 . I
N
NETEENTH
CENTpY
. I , l
MAS'H NAMR, IH, WQRxt INTIMATKI.Y
nnei'teo withtlie hitrtl-ybf MATKRf A MK1-
it;l uf the United Btetea, or more lavorably known aa
ap;ot)erin neincat uieuoTerftMtanitnaa.oi. .
. .1 I
John Bull, of liOiilsvllie, Kentucky.
..... . - 'I-' ;-' I'
B l Hi nltnitabl praparatloa tRAKtAFARJLl.A
hse I on NUo.i at the bead ol the varioua eom oiiniia
ol that valuuble drus.
T n -.t l i f t tvi -.i r
..l.iO
-i.i .
HIHICOMPOUND OF WILD CI1F.RRY
HAS ItNXIMK A IIOUSKIIOI.D
iVOUD .TllttOUliUOCT , TUKv
WKST AND SOUTH. HIS
WORM lAIZKNUKKN, IN
LlSTHAN
II
Aati-F.it vviikiis iiKiiuJH ii ii n u
DCCTION ATTAIN KD A
RKPUTATlON AS WIDE
SPREAD AS TUB CONTINENT
O Fl V O R T 11 ' A M K It I C A :
1 ii i . I 1 .-. -i i i
' htiet heorownins Rlory of hia life remainM to he at
tainei in hia .liwiovery, or ralheroomtiiiiMtton, 'or he
lmm aot I'laim to hnve been the diar.ovt rnrol OxnaoN,
whK'H isthe li.ia ot the Rittere now olWed to the
publiay rnafhnni.r hAISrA-iPt-t trmaliaetHhalataala'
ol Ontitral America, to whom it virtue have twee
known for more than two hundred yearn Armed
with a the Indian bids deSanoe to the moat ilea.lly
matafia, anil hau'tlea, waliout fear, Uie most venom
oiih Si.riientH. lit Istu isjilier with them, iliat wfnil.
theniia breath in the TKidy. the t!edron la potent to
ourojno matter what thudmeatia may be.
Wrle Dr. Hii'Iih not prelHired to en.loreo thie ex
tvviibant pri.Uini.ion, he is neverthelese Hatintied Irom
athotoiiijli ,'XAminalion of the evhtence relating- to
ita vifluea,lh t a a remedy and preventative for all
diMeaieaaisRisvV6k ejtdi.Hdre.vllher to hanir a
or or elimete, or to mia.imalie influences,!!
V niiV
ITHO
A RIVi
AL
uatlydeaervea the Mrtfltetto iclas aa long ea-
oeutral America and to weattnaiea.
IN
DYSPEPSIA
UtJmfintlrfi lLl
ARM thfto rot'tikimi. 1 h' it nniHiriK fn the
An
tti
range of JdiUt-wft Mttdi' a thnt can for ft uiumeni
har
A Ail I M-c.oiim- rW -t4wM-.4Vw.il ulftAt Mr A fctbnd
q til .evuth f-dilion of th Untied HUien Vwp iin-
klorji, M.K't iiui
A l-neii of bxtmrtmtiau in which Dr. RuH hiw tf-eeD
(Vjf yAnrw iikw1, hM brut fiMn'brnWtafiii ton nuooHt
fiH fdrminfttlon, nd h ih now entttMcni to oiler to the
puir oommiit.orio' cbukuk wiui other approved
Ltitti!. th whole preterveil in the bert uiiklitror
ooppf rhtilled Bourbon Whiuky, wbloh he ! txtill-
atMlllltan no tqiiai iu hip wuriu.
HHmiKliLfiiruiHli vo'uine of oerdtleteH, but th
putsl.ri1ii.ye long etuts letftraeii wOeMttmiale aueh Uiiuxh
h thMftrtrue ftviie. The MftreHt ptui Ia. for every one
to tent for hJinnelthe virtue pl anew ineaiune.
I ' 1 1 S
cjBrymoisr bitters.
TrUU mul You Will Never U
- Any Othem.
lib
not neocar to pnbliMh a Ipng liatof diaoaaea
fcrwrii
irb PiatnaiiHuai 011-ia.Knrmr
tmr a pe.iic. ( lo
all dlaeaana ol uie
lit WU1,S, M V:iC OU KIDNEYS,
tH
ALL AFPRCTlOOg tl''
Krtin, ikheHdlhg Upon' J)mffe-
yncnr or inc mvmiirn in ervfnaiv,
4n Uout, Klteninuumin, m
Neuralgia, ana in
l-'t' V Ell AND AO UK.
4 tv l.i r . 1 L
it ia Heetined to aunereeda all other remediea. Tl
mlvirM liifieSilleeaeea. but It tire Tenia ther.
wlnas'aaaof mpiiuii,wtNin uuur eaea
meal, will obviate tha ill etVetaof the moat n,haalthy
Himate.and aureen the pr.jaoa lakinx
ai
ksaiuat dla
umlar lh moat tryil axpoaur.
rocexuj ok
eoijj by urdooists a
: ;.'."'" '1B. JOHN H1IL1.
crtaoiaa 0(V, Fifth street, LauiiiiiII, Ky.
Sold H'holenale ami Hetail by
K. KUIZKLI, - . AGKNT,
WUOLK8ALR AMD kKTAIL DKUlMIIMT,
It Seoead. treat, Payton.OkW
. . . 1 . A
U Ifj-lllll II I
WHO ALSO
n.is i
I
ItfiU'R Strapurillit,
IiuU'a Worm Ietroyer,
'ply
li 1 u''-eTy" MP1
DAYTON, December 21, 1865. Medical. BY TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.
[SPECIAL TO CINCINNATI ENQUIRER.]
[SPECIAL TO CINCINNATI ENQUIRER.] WASHINGTON December 21.
The) tlclmfe lietwecn Wllsoii'and Ssnlsbiiry
-f1ly in I
if trie pro
the Senate divulged the progrs
of trie programme which I telegraphed yon
last liight.
Senator Wilson has lieen, heretofore, the'
hcmjliman of Sumner, and was one ot the
last men expected to fall Into line as one of
the President's guards. Hut this run he
tonldwitha gracefnrfttrewell of the radicals,
and hiade the first step toward enlisting in'
the lininn ranks. With a maintenance of
goo.1 temiicr and the exhibition of a true
riiilqn spirit on the part of the South, the
President will bo enabled to win a substan
tial victory. , .
. liullng Southern ncil hci-e'are delighted '
With the prospect. ,
Tlie funeral of Governor Corwlil yt'sU'r
day tvas attended liy an Immense concourse
of citizens and ofileials of all grades, from '
the Highest to tlie lowest, as a token orre-"
specl to-the iliiciwwtU All the leiartinents
were closed at half-past twoi o'elix'k. ami
the dlerks aflonleil an opportunity' at- ,
Icrlif the funeral. i
With the 'exception of the usual New
years riMieptiKn, -there are to bono Uivees
iit tlio White House this winter, until after ,
the icasseinbling of Congrms. The cause,
assigned is ithu dilnpidutiou uf tlie prem
ises And furniture.
Piilitiejtl cln les are liusv to-day discuss- ,
ing the debate in tlie Senate between Sum
ner land Cowan on reconstruction. Ihe,.
fornid;, following Uie inail of 'J'liad. SU- ,,
vensl in the House, baldly proclaimed a
nut eal war aira list Die si mini stratum ixn-
Ify" ill regard to the Sontli. 1
Ait. cowan adminisiereii to mm a nmniv
lint sevcrtr temike. which caused the Miis-
Hachlisetts negiYiiiltillst to hang even his
itcsil with shame for his sttnek upon the
1'i-esideiit,. and tlie people of the (Southern
Ull s.
It luts lii-en another losing dav to the radi- .
ills, and the work of rociiiistnietion of .
parties goi bravelv on. Already Con-
rcss Is ctaHslttisl uniler three neatts : union.
ir1 Afluiiiiislnition men, Railinals and Coi-
erl'ails. The Ailministration. party is
ant growing s.inger, ami If is preiiicceti
by sage poliliital ohservei-s that lien Uie
resilient ohiis tire from lits reserves ol
tg igiius there will lie lew left to oppose,
is Ooliev. Tills is to be done earl v in Jaii-
uirv, beginning with the use of Kxtuulive
patriiniige. ... , .. ... i ..,
r.ten iicpiiDiicans aumit mat wunin
itrtir davs h hudiiritr of the Senate will '
tie oil the Side of the Adiiiiilistration. Tills
is all that will be needed, for with aeon-'
rvhtlve mluoritv In the Semite tlie ratft-
als Un the House will lie utterly Jiowerlcss
iir harmful legislation, exfent to refuse
iidrnlssion to 'inemlierS from the- Southern
StaU'S.; 1 " i
The Deoiile of Washifigton voted to-dav
Ujui (Jie question of extending the right of
Wntlrage to persona off color, oeven inou- "
naiitt vuirx were cnuv nninni.. niru -a.iuy
sevejity-nv lor the extension. -i n
From New York.
NEW YORK, December 21.
1
o'tiere has lx!en u very severe gale in our...
harbor, lasting nil day. Much damage has
IsH'ii done to the shipping. The wind
inn r." 111 .-son continues to uiowy out
will) less violence.. 1
A' letter from Washington lays uoiiretler-
imiihIs are Delng bougtit up by parties
ioj arewiUing to risk the chance of their
itrnDtion bv the United States.
Aflviced from Panama report the discov-
rv of rich irold mines In- the Vieinitv of
Tiunaro' ami Bnrbacoas, Statu -of Cunea,
New tireniuia.' Four men, In eight oavs,
took out thirtypountls. ' 1
Dispatches irom Washington sav tleneral
Ixigitn's name for mission to Mexico w as
notpu the list ol appointments sent to tlie
Semite for continuation.
From Chicago.
CHICAGO, December 21.
The livery-stable of William Mulder, on
lliinm street, was eutireJy destroyed by
tire last evening, and twelve horses were
burned to death. Ixiss, 7.0u0.
TlieOovcrmnenl urois'rl v at (.iitnu IlotitT-
las has all Is en disisiscd of at auction, and
the military authorities have now ceased to
Hold possession 01 iiieiauu. cw eiunps 111
the Country have a more interesting his
tory limn ( snip Douglas.
The great tunnel under Lake Michigan Is
now coinuletist a tlistauee of 4.770 feet out
nearly a mile. They are getting along
nuciy out on me ci'iii;uicy nave 111c siiait
down, and w ithin a day or two they will
begin to tunnel shoreward. TI111 llrwt of
Junimry will find more than one-half of
the tunnel luautv uuil Irom mat time the
work will prooress with twice the oreseul
rapidity, as they will be tunneling from
btiih ends, and in a few moths will meet.
Ihe snow-storm . of yesterday is suc
ceeded by clear and bitter cold weather.
The mercury this morning stood at thirteen
degress below aero.
1 A dispatch from St. Paul state Uie nicr
)urj there at twenty-seven degree below
aero.
Live Hogs are selling to-day at 8'(i9JijC,
grotsi. Tlie patwers were buying una will
sooa commence operaliojis.
A
I gu A I, DOTUJIt.
saoon o. purer, ruuuatn,
aa
laaa Homer and Oatliann Borner, ol lasranffeC '
lAKliana, andSarahti, Ruveraad Lewta A. Btivac
Montgomery ue., uuo, ueienaania.
Superior OAim of MoatrtDery Co., Ohio.
The above named detenSanta will take notie
UialJaiobO. Stiver, e Ihe Sih day ot September,
A. U, 1S06, lied bie pettltoa I Uie Hunor Oonrt
of Montgomery Oeunty, Ohio, ankins that partition
he made of the fetlowin deannned Dfemiaee. and
dower aaManed therei te aHt tAarah I Stiver, a
aremleea beta aiaetvaeree I ttieaooth eaat eoruer
ol the north weetnuaner of aeeuen number iv) an.
teen; Aowernar(4), ren lour eaet, aiMl that at
tlie lieeember term ofaeid oour. aaid nlaintil will
ak thatan order bn riate for tbe partitio efeaid
pramiaaa 1 psrwanee el the atalute.
4AWB u,.T11AK,
MilIRR, AMoreey.
atw
aaq. w 1
bcILK
ljTOTIOR
Toth Prbai Oourtof MottlAtoatery Co. Ohio.
J Denote pwyer, Adm'rof Wm. Foley, dee' .1.
Mewr Foley, widow. Daniel Folev of the Stele el
low. (Ilea Foley lt.tenaarr.el with atulllvaa of
thalstateof MaertarhiiHetM, Mary rotey inlerxnaa
lleW wtth Jeh RarreR of Oamlandire eity. State of
loaiaaa. Job Foley ofthe Rial wf indiaoe aavl Our
4.lia Foley of tlie county of Mnet-omery, Ohio,
endlhe uuavMiwn hetra ofaaid Williaaa Foley, dee'd,
arelhereby lutonrerd I bet 00 the 16th dav of Sei.tem.
Vrl ISM, aei.t ailmintateausr lied baa petwto in Uio
PrtiMateOnuet of alontaromer, eounty, tlrao, th elw
teoaead preyr w etuch peutloo I 10 obuaie an order
ssa U.e VMO May ul January, less fur ui aeana
mffitot d.HverolOeihenne Foley, tbe widow ofaaid
Wiliatn Foley, dee'd. and for the eale el the follow,
inaf real uu, aitueteH In the county ofSheiby, in tlie
Surfeof Obltt,AfwhalJltbo aaid deoeaaad died aalaed
to it;
' Toe aootb half of fha weat hall of the eolith eaa-t
qnarter of serlloa No A. townartip I, I. rrnae Seoet,
roauumna; aorta awr mora r lee, le pay tbe dels
nru
a ian
r
ot aeiu oaaeii.
. DfaTtlafB rWYBR. Adas',
ol Wax. Foley, aWd,
atw

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