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DAILY EMPIRE.
Per weak ( ayahl io Harriers)
By m ill, fie.' milium, in sd v. s.lo. ......
WEEKLY EMl'IKE.
onsen. Ont annum. ........ .!..
I t Ml
WW I no Ksitacir.-tilatt. free of paLita in Mont
gun iry nounty. p.ymaut in ailvsncn In nil ruses.'
JOB PRINTING.
(If eery da irnptinn, eineulnd on Hlc.m Presses, In
fia bo, l . tyh, anil ill reasonable prlrrs.
t.raplre Hwllrilng, 110 Him )
VOL III DAYTON, P., WEPNBSDAY, IECimPEK 27. 18( IVO70
ADVERTISING KATES.
Buara, (.iRhty word.fioi
I.N DAILY
naj
onn inarl o $ T5
I ,J1 mftiiww, n. naya.,
no
t M
a ra
10 Co
. it ou
Fquar., on.w.alc
I fit ill.r. m n "
I 0n aqiiara, thra montha!".
0u..iir, alx mnntha ...
' . r n
W v. M Ifl.v
Ooe.hTo.r.)(..hty words,) on week.....". I I no
IVrB.,mr.,.a. h weak in addition..-,
. .(.iHre, one yo.
"J"'''" J,'-" I'Priod th.n 'a ,Vi7,SZSrt
mi'iiw aracharnad at Ilia ahotn rale.., indna writu,
is maoo pravioiis to Insertion.
Medical.
THE GREAT STRENGTHENING TO NIC
(Not a Whisky Preparation.)
Hoofland's German Bitters
Will cure PKBILITV, rmuliioK from
any i'MIM whavefer.
II
PHONTHATIVBI OF TUP. hVNTKM,
Indnoad by
SEVEKR HARDSHIPS,
EXPOSURE, of FKVRlt
DISEASES OF CAMl LI EE.
SOI.DIKHW, CITI.K.N8,
MAI.R OR KKMAI.K, AIHTI.T OK YOUTH,
Will ft.wl In thin Bitten A pur Tonic, not depandaid
on ni niiora lor tneiraimunt miraculous enacts. ;
ByspopBiai
Anil all disease resulting Irnm liisordrm of th
liver nod uigaaliv organs, arecured by .
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS f
l htfl Bittern ha PsrTormnd moraeurea, (rite bilr
ptuifliiM'iioD, nnH more iHiimony, has more r-Kpe4t-able
people lo Touch for it, than any other article ta
the market. Wa defy any one to uontradicl tins ah.
WILL PAY tr.OOO
Ti) aay one who will produce rertlflcaU published
uy us mat u not getiuiD.
' O
IIOOt'l.ANO'fi GfcrtlHA BITTKItii
Will cure erery .e of
lllRONIC OK NERVOUS DKBILITV,
AND DIHKAHKS OP TIIK KIDNKYH.
Otflrrve th following symptoms reniiltinK from
(linonlftrft of (lie iliifpsli orL'sn:
Oonstip-Uiou, Inward Piles, Kulnew nfHInrxl toth
iimui, aridity or trie niomaoh, nanaes, tlearihitrn
Jiinit lor Food. KlllnHen or Weight in thm HUnntuK.
.fcour Kntclatione, Sinking or KluttanDs; at tit I'll u
in Dwmm, HmimminK 10 Head, Hurried and
aimoiTit ureathtaK, riuttnnM the Hanrk, OhokinK
or Buffooatinu Hansationa when in a Ijing posture,
Dimness of Vision, DoU or WpM IWora the Miotic.
Fever and Dull Pain im the Head, frefioienry f Per.
amratioo. VellowaerHa of tlieHkin nod Kvm. I'un in
the Side, Buck, Chet. Liml, Ac., Sudden Klimhea of
atH, miming id uie rienn. tHmuni imngi niDg of
Ef it, BiMijfrBM vinmiinn 01 spinis.
Hi:ifiKMii;H !
That this Hitters is not Ak'holicoontains no Rum or
Whishy and can not make L'runkarda, but in the Hest
ionic in lite world.
o
KEAB WHO MVS NO.
irrftm the Rev. ln G. Buck, Pastor of the Rap lift
Ohurvli, Pemberfoa, N. J., formnrlvof the North
flaptiet Ultimth, rhjladlplua, at praaeat Paittor of
miv) okiiiiii. vmtrvii, jiieitr,
I hare known Hooflaiid'a ffertnan Ritiera favorably
for a nnnther of yeara; I have lined them in my own
family, and have heen ho plead with Ihmr etlerH,
mm i wnx iniun-ea w rwnmmena uinin ui manv
nUierrt, and kniw that they hive optraU'd in a
atrilunglv tteneticial manner. I take grtgit ulnaMire
in thus puUnrty rcklaiiiDf' thin fawt, and calling the
attention of thoaoaJHiuted with the diveaMea for which
they are recommended, to these !itten, kuowuiff
fnuw xpenoona Ihtt my nmominenda'ioi will m
Hiintained. I tn thi mora cheerfully aa HooHan
Bitiera n intended lo benettt tlia atrlMitdd, and li 'i
rum drink." Voura, truly, LJfiVl (i. BKCK
From Rar. W. p. Mgrriad, Pastor of Twelfth Bap-
GentUm: I have recently beeo laborta under the
diatreaaino, ehVwto of Indigentioa, auoompaniad by a
prostration of the nervous ayfttem. Numerous reme
dies were recommended by friend, and soma of
them Uttd, but without relief. Your Hoonand'
German Bitters were rerwm mended by peraons whe
Htm riu mibiii, idu wnuns lavoniine mention or intwe
Bitters induoed ine to try them . I must eunfeHM that
I bail an averMon ti Patent Madicmos from the
'thousand and one" quack "biUrra," whom only
sum seema to be to palm off sweetened ftid druKxd
liquor upou the community in a nly way, and the
iandency of wUwh, i fmir, is to make many a con
Armed drunkard. Upon learning that yours was really
a inedk;inal preparation, 1 loon it with happy effect.
Its notion, not only up in the Htomach, but upon the
nervoua ?toi, was prompt and gratifying. I fnel
that I Brth dorived great and permanent hen-lit from
iti use of a few botileH. Very rerieUully, ynura, .
W, 1). tiKHi WHl KD, Mo, km tibackamaiou at,
L
Prom Rev, J. Newton brown, 1. D., I-iitorof the
encyclopedia of Ueligioua ILnowledge and Ohnskan
Chrouiolo, Philadelphia.
Although not disponed to lavor or recommend Pat
nt Medicines in general, thmagh distrust of their
ingredient and eitecta, 1 yet know of no aurhient
reaaona why a man may not testify to the benefit a he
believes himself to have received from any simple
t reparation, in the hop thai he may thus ooutribute
the benefit of others. -
I do this the more readily in regard to Iloofland'a
(terman Bittera, prepared by Dr. C M. Jackoii. of
una otty, oec-atiMo j was prejuauwi againHt them fur
many years, under the impression that they were
chienv aa ateoholkj miature. I am indebted to my
friend, Hobert Hhoamaker, Km., for the removal of
this prejudice by proper laHls and tor encouragement to
try them when sutUring from great and tone con
tinued debility. The una of three bottles of thewe
Bitters at the bevinninir cf the present year, wa lol
lowed by evident relief and resUwation 1 1 a degree ot
bodily and mental vigor which I had not tell for mix
months before, and had almost dn paired
iths before, and had ml in oh t dnsittrAd nf r.unn.
log. I therefore lhark God, and my friend fur di-
uin w win wi wn.
J. NEW fOM BBOVN, PBitadelpkta.
.;.. a. ... - ,
Prem the Rev. E. D. Kendall. Asalstant Editor
Ohhatian Chronmle, Philadelphia.
I have derived deoWed beuetlt from the Q -e f
doollaud's Uerman Bitter, and fei it my privileae
to recommend them aa a mo I valmble ioaiu, lo all
who are sudering from gursl debility or from dis
eases arising from deraugainvotnt the lifer.
Yours Uuly, K. D.FfiMDALU
from Rev. D. Hern go, Pastor of the Paaayunk
Church, Philadelphia.
From the many resiteutahla rafommandalinna alvAn
tolir. Hoofland's German Bittern, I was induced I o
Swm tuema tnai. Alter using several bottles 1 lound
ismtobe a good remedy for debility, and a most ex
cellent tonic for the etoinauh. D. at KHHKiK.
From Rev. Wm. ttraith formerly Pastor of the Vin
centown aod Mill villa (N. J.) Baptist Churuhea.
Philadelphia.
Having usfrt in my ftunify a number of bottles of
your uoonanu a uerman fitters, I have to aay that 1
regard them aa an excellent medicine, specially
adapted to remove the diseases they are reoomrmnded
lor. They strengthen and invigorate the system
when debtliiated, and are aseful in disorders of the
liver, loss of a p petit, Ac. I have also recommended
them to several of my friends, who have tried tliem,
and feund them greatly beneficial in the res (oration
f health. Youra, truly, WM. MM IT H,
MM Hutchinson Street.
1ST
?rn tb H.T. Thoa. Winter, !.!., I'a.lor ot Koi
horoouh BaUt humh. .
Dr Bin I fol it lu to your auellent prenam
tion, MoodMUI'a U.rnian Bltier., to add inj w liluon
lo Ih. dencnrfid ropulation It hu oliUunixl. 1 have
for ;an,atliniM,liii;troublMl with nl diaonlnr
In mi bad and norvoua aynwm. I adviaod lir a
mnd tolryahoiu.of jour liormnn BiU.ra, I did
ao, and hava aiptr ...! KmU and iiwimM ra.
Iter, mr hdnllh ban Imwui i; - . .. m..
lentlr romm.iirt tkaarllcl. wh.r I mntl Willi
umilarioBif own, aud hav. b.n anmrod by
4 tliirgooil.tl l,. IU.pnlliiMy jfouni.
nanny
t. wiNTAit, Uiib.ouh, Pa,
ID
SW4IB or ooDaTaaraiTa.
that the MKuature of o. M . JAttkiSON" is on the
wrauner ot maiK kniu.
Should your near. dnia-ttiat not hv the article
do not ba uut or) by any of Dm IntoiicalinK prauara- '
ioua th.l may la oHVrrd in It. pi.,,., bulVu.l to iu : I
mm w win ti 1 mmr.IT pm .iMi ny rxprca.
raiauifAb orviua Ai.b n.i.iiriTiiar
sal Arck .. Pllla1lalals. Pa
JONfcM A t ASH,
aueaauii (0 C. M. Jdthnufl d 00
ait
rr tow in
" I
' " mmiw vw uraUJIM.Ni( VMWI in .Tf
M uuua piaiaa.
ui
,
Cincinnati Cards.
MONUMENTAL OYSTER
' VOL,
WILLIAM TAYLO
BAI.TIMORK. Mil.
Fresh Can and Keg; Oyster
IIKCKIVKD DAILY UY KXPRK8X.
Al, Ootc and Nnmwf Oyntora, niama, Lobatffra,
i-ick.is, Bwv-a, and jfiiiat For
ffign PniftH,
S. Corner Flllli and Vine Strcotn,
dfUwtf ., . OINCINNATI.OHIO.
CHARLES Cj DOHERTY k
IMIOKTKK8 AND JOIIHKK8 OP
CO
KILLTNERT GOODS, BONNETS
KlRHONrt ANDSII.KK.
l7 Ititcn Struct, C'ohkt of Union
Helwu-n Pmrl andThinl,
de4ilwtf GIN- IMHATI, OHIO
CHARLES HOFE R
WIIOI.K8AT.K I1KA1.KR IN
Bourbon and Rye . Whisky
xyo. tn waimic !sire't,
dMdawtr CINCINNATI, OHIO.
M. THOMPSON.
UMBRELLA, PARASOL
AND
tl'ulkiiifi Vtttir. Mtiiiiiftirtory,
No. 1A7 Main HI. bat. Ponrth rlRh,
CINCINNATI, - - OHIO,
Repairing Promptly Attended to.
rtc n IlKW l vw
ADAM CEIS.
JSrattra-SH and Hotlrliiitr
il A IN AU1 UUJtt.
NO. 05 H(TH 8T, BKT., WAiJjUT AMI VINF,
' t f 'iK-lnnnri. Ohio.
SUPERIOR GOODS Will BE FURNISHED
to onnim at
MODERATE l'RICES,
City and Country Trade.
rWHIIv
Coal and Wood.
I. DAVIS & RltO.,
DRAI lim IM
COAL AND WOOD
aaa scrpi,viNa vommonbu with tub
33 33 ST GOAL!
That can be had, both lor house end steam purportes
CHEAP As THE f HFAPFCTI
The best quality of WOOD, img( sawed, or'split,
PecemtNir S2, 1HU5. i3m
Billiards.
WILLIAMS' BILLUBI) SALOih
Fntranrr. Tfeilral Ntrent, Hrit dmr la
ruMuintfl, sits mroHgti I'lkoenix
loBiai.
rilHRaUractinna have Iwen itrestly increased hy two
wick s latest imnroved rutlnt nioinnni mA un.
eral renovation and retlUiruc of tl, wholnesUUish.
uiniiL. on in MiiinKiiii nr tmnl luvura An,lal.,iiu
rl:Muny couumniwe oi me puwin patronage.
uc"'" i uuminn, rroiirietor,
aawai St ui! . - xi i i j 1 1 ii ,JI 'i .
Gold and Silver Goods.
GOLD AND SILVER GOODS.
THE OLD RELIABLE HOUSE.
P. A. LAFEE,
lo. 890 Third Street, Dayton. Ohio.
1 I An .HINT KKTIIKNRIl FUOM tl.w vs,du
II With a Hllllarll BMItorlniMnt nt ' v. :n I. . J
lino, eonalatiotf of tha l.rirn.t .. .nu. .1 .
.in..ic,.r " '
COLD AND SILVER ' WATCHES, i
ana nna iawo rv. Ion num.MwM in muiin.. . . .. 1
Hia arrani;.m.nt with imiortni and maniilacturora
auiih that NO ON K ran im.lrHll him in tho aamr
Mn and quality efnood., Wholomle or Retail. Thoao
who mwm i'iliiainifi wnn nia r.rt umlrw.. and biui
w.if. i iiomr., jar aware rruu no aw.ler, Knat 01
Wont, ran arlord lo aell at th nam low pronUi. Hii
fruarantnaa to hia good", for th paot nflmn yri
that n ha lioen in busina.a l,.rM. i.
pijliwidy mat. Tbor fact known to thouaanda
11. ru n.. mto nu, anion. in.r ..iiiMrior
flood IB Ih l.na. an t..I .... I . . . I .
........ mm ... Ku .wnire-Kiaaa KMiu.
HIIKl'HERD'S PREMIUM GOLD l'ENS,
Alaotha launt atjl ol French Mantle Olocka, ,
UaJI in and examine,
drtdaw2m '
flood warranted a aol.i
P. A. LAKKB.
-
Tailoring Goods, etc.
111XDS0ME km ECONOMICAL
ELEGANT STYI.F.K OF
Fall and Winter Fabrics.
ctjstom trade.
Bcckel Bulldinfr, Je flcrson St.,
AIIUVK TIIIIIB.
I am no in rniaipt ot M ud Bi.xut Wl;la of
tiotns, t'asslmeres,
Vesting and Overcoatings,
Wnlch I will han ni.lt a the moat fwulonabla
atrlaa, ud at lh
lOWtKT tu rRIOBH.
Mf Old Cu.loin.ra, and Ih nutJio acuarally, am
United lo laatrnthair miuwiroa.
'ul;', """- of Mr. TROM AM CI.K
M KN1H, who i. riuLi to tMnu. .1.. i. ,i.,
My alo. k of li.nt'a ViirnialiinK flooila la alwnnl
an.lm,il.,.n.l I h...,or,Uii(( in Uw hna whmri
ln "damioa my atonic,' and Issra mr nrlcaa
fool nonnltint I uaa ploaM all la.laa ' "
.1. 8. CHAKril.
Jeflaraoa Hu. ahoy Third.
NOTIOK. TM H tMUKKStdMiU h Ao bKM
duly annolnled n. ucni ta" th l.t .n
Ui.ument of Henry .allahar, of Muotuom
oouaty, ohie, daoenaad. w
oriiodlUiwat . FRXDBRIOA OALLAHKB ',
A
Third
rllS
first
the
KiKtit
a.
uev
Tailoring Goods, etc. Real Estate Agents.
JAMES KELLY,
Real Estate and Loan Agent,
n. K.cwr. main Third Nia.,
v nlrnc on 1 hlnl Street,
jnoT'J&dawIm 'V' fm.
8TEPHENS HUBER & Co7
KKAI, KHTATR AOKNTS.
H70 fc 2HO TKint Ht,
(DAYTON, OHIO.
Wltf.ATTENDTOTHEBRMINfJANn BUY.
INK of real eater, loan moay An hond and
.ixiriKHuH nn.Kfoii(.ri.ipna,iiii.,fi. All nuaineMa en-
.m.wi lo.nein win ueiaitniuuy attemled in.
LENTZet APPLECATE.
H K A-li K S T A T K A O K N TH
- omrr 32.1 'i-nirasiretit Rarlli Hide
DAYTON OHIO. '
Business Cards.
BOMBERGER, WIGHT & CO.,
DAYTON, OHIO,
UANVFAOTnRIR OF TBJB.- T
Broadrup Power Loom.
This linom is ICqu ! to any of hers for Lh'hlaod
Kar Huperinr tu all of bars for Heavy Work.
. OKDKK8 HOLICITICP.
declfi-dlm
THOMAS & BECK,
IIKALKIU 111
Coal, wood, I. Iran, foment & Produro
ON CANAL, BRI.OW THIBI) 8TRIBT,
Duytori, Ohio.' ' oot dtl
rOWf, ' W. I. NAMCHBTT.
POST & HANCHETT.
whoi.ssal Ann kwtail dbauu m
1 MA8SILLON,
.Tougmosbonr,
CHIPPEWA COAL AND COKE
Onto, Rani Third St., opponit X.nia Depot,
DAVTON, OHIO. ,
decllhllf
JACKMON LANUDOM. ,r JOSKPB LANOIXIK,
JLANCDON & BRO.,
Mnnuluhireni el . . . .-.i
FINE CARKUGKH. RIK'KAWAYS,'
SPRING WAGONS. ' , , ,
YORK WAGONS,
HLEIGHS,1 &C, AC. , V
LATEST STYLE A HNmWORKMmrlJP
W. PtlilllpH' old .Mod, No. U, 13 19 S. 4th St.
BAKTDJIi OHIO,. 1 '
St-jmiring Done Promptly & Keatly.
UKAJLJCKS IN HARDWARE,
Andazi-nl for I)l.bld, Rahman Co'a. Fire and
HurxHtr rroor Kai.a, and !kiliioly'a Helrvgeratora
and Lagar Beer Coolera. '
-" IS JTiAVlM STKKKT.
Notions.
Joan o. oa
wm. m. nirPAsa.
CAIN
RflYER Jb HlPPiun
I "v a sjbsi : aw , t Ufa, 4. iaaatLV
WaOLarlAI.B DIALIU IM
Foreign and Domestic Notions,
AN
FANCY GOODH.
now. xhu ins 8UI, !:( SJeeaad St., '
DAYTON, OHIO.
IvH.
Hotels and Saloons.
SCH AEFFER HOUSE.
GKR5IANTOWN, OHIO.
TnB UNDKKMONKD RAVING PURCnARRD
this Hotel, would resp rtfnllr 'nlorm th public
thatn ia rehttiBM th name, and M is bis inleauon
iM'.inuKimiioneinai win a.to: lo the oomlort
,k"f""t;-. Tn Patron afllM puMio lares-
aMa" JOHW B. KEI.LBR.
hil;lips house,
DAYTON, OHIO.
T? ",OT" i"w ionsei hayin; recently
- - un ,n, ,m w Vp.u, Mnu iintiarRoinkaK
lensi ve altar'tinn wild i mprovaments for the ancomo.
dation 1 of the Vwv In- pithHa. Ho pains will be
spared lo rrutk lha Phillips House, as haratolar. in
J .ww,.riBi,i t,..eno nuiSL.
leiiiii 4. T. HABKKK. Pron'r.
PHCENIX HOUSE,
, TblrdSlrsrt, DnyMaVbl. .
A. HPiRtf, Agent.
THIS betel has recently b opened, and I pi
pared to aooumodale travelers d the pul.li
generally in th best sly la.
niickllra
MIAMI house;
MIAMISBTJBQ, OHIO.
JCa HOKIIIKH, . .
1 ! " Propnetwf, r
BUCOMHOK TO H. D. BLACK.
rpHR present prcprteUir be fittad up lhu l
uown sou popular Mow-l in the best style, and
prepared to aoooiumunala .11 .in. m.. ...
himneall.
large stbl and yard arc altached lo the Hotel.
Th patronag of th public la resiierthillr soiie-
FARMERS AND MECHANICS HOTEL
iu. North side, Just Mast or J.nVrson Strut,
DAYTON, OHIO.
JOHN A. Mil I UK. ... frw.rl.....
( UttmHu of f As Harem and AfsrAnsin, Aewnd
tUrl, mm UMH4T Hursl I
HOTKt HAS BKKN THOROtlUIILY RKNO
VA1KI1, snd refurnished, and will ba kaptss
alas holel In all iu dapsrtiiK.ta. Boanlin. by
meal, dsy, or weak. Good stable on Ih premises
OmniMi.
rwvKsllin
NATIONAL 8AL00X,
I ft a. West Nah Btratsit. .11. m
aUmtivl Uiiliartt illw-roar Aplaoiiial Tae
Choice Liquors aiul Wihan alwva nhaarf.
a ii ii... iiMskf. r " "
J UlinikljEa m .. a aei .a. a
or,
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7mmZ
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Shub;
wdi
tuvn
RARB WINB or HIIPKKIilw. nns
Hi M wonslenlly pt hand tor Medical (h
laimuiai ivi l nauteiH. iiw n . jA.Nmi
. oppoaita
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BLDOff, ' I '
now. Ala win nwi r al nv
Mpletleai . . W. J. Bh
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Out
.rial
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Professional Cards.
E. THOMPSON,
-A.ttorn.oy mid Notnrv.
1 tVaYtow, OHIO.
tiriLL ATTNI) TO tl.l. nilHIKHilH liN.
TKUo'lCOtohimwith dillanoe, prowiplnrxH,
V"le no third Htmil, or ULnbll)a Olothin.
;,' ,. f . l novwuaw 1 t
WILMER H. BELVILLE,
Attdrnov at Tjixw
H. K, Car. main and Third HU.,
KntrAiweon Third Street, r
?"?'!i'!Li a. l t Daitop, om. ,
1 ODUN A CAHILL,
Attorneys and Connsebrs at Law,
'. ,,' BwlldlH;, Third trt,
felAdawtf ... PATTON. OHIO.
WILLIAM H. CONOVER,
Magistrate of Madison Township.
WILL ATT Kit I) TO DRAWINd AMI AO,
know edcintr .n.t nAna..i. j
olaima. .. .
Ma in aIho jirnparod to attend to the drawlnaof In-
-",nHBUI wrmnn, correctly, nt . Don notice
mndawlr
J. J. BELVILLE, '
Attorney tit Law
. ' i ' 11'- AND ! .
NOTARY PUBLIC.
OrriCRl Tnrnor'a Opera Mwu.,
Unorn Bo. .1, Ker-onif Kloor,
1 DAYTON. OHIO.
TII.IH.M 0. LOW . OIOM . .,lTH,
LOWE & NAUERTH.
Attorneys nt Law
DAYTON, OHIO.
Is i.- w TRANHAOTBD IM OERMAS AND
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OFrtrst)ver Bickay'a Booltslore, Third street
nov3odtm i .
C. L. VALINDIHAIvr
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OAYTON. OHIO
WILL PKACTICM 1 THE SEVERAL
STATE AND FEDERAL COURTS.
Orrira Turner' Ouara u.iw. -uM. w
Second Floor. ,'(
ctouit w. Wou. 4. wwiHinrT
' HOUK & Mr-Miunu
ii.ttoruevs, at L
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'DAYTON'.'Omrr.
Orrira, Wo.
8) Third Btreel, Eaat of Main.
novyr-6m
Physicians, Surgeons, etc.
rl. SCHOENFELD. M.
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MiHiiilrthiirer. Oliio.
TAKR9 PLRAHDRR IV ANNOBNOINO THAT.
1,. J""" '" relnmed rrom Tl.ltlo Europe
bur!! Ohio""" rrwMM ol MrdKine in Miami
.i!L T'?.,'l,'m'n ' PfofcMfon-l' ran, ' will be
yromptl. wieod.d lo. - . ... dd.wlm
DR. E. JENNINCS,
11 Post Hiirgeon enrnp Dannlson, -oners his 'ser
vices s
I'MYBIOf AN ! AND RUROKON-
to the nltinina of Dayton and vicinity .
OI'FICU-N). BT l.ndlaw Ht., between.
IU ,.IIU .ID,
Where ho may he found at all hours.
Keiereaoea in. J. C. Heave, J, Davia. r.
Diatnch.
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DR. J.
H. RUTTLEY,
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CELEBRATED MAGNETIC PHYSICIAN,
WILL IIKAL TIIK HICK WITHOUT
MEDICIXK, Foil Tlf O MONTH,
At uoodwln House, formerly Bwsyal, House,
DAVTON, OHIO,
Office hours from to is A M., snd from t to a P. M
dac'itM '"""miyconsiuvred.
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Physicians, Surgeons, etc. Groceries.
NEW WHOLESALE GROCERY,
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Kaslsly Mrlntyra'a old stand. 21S Third Rt.
WOCAMAN.SPIELMAN t Co
n ilutmKNAJsK HOVERS,
A RR NOW OPBNINO A f.AftiiR ihiiiiviivdi
V assortment of all kind, of Groceries amiable
far the country trade. Healers nr re.uectrully
invited tn wive ium.ii ...! . '"!'"
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GROCERIES
FRESH
CVRRT rAatll.T DKHlKKfl noon o Pan riDit
UANNBD PRTJITS
iwn,Mrn rtomrnmn. rium. ut rt. ;
Tonruvto., BunikuerrlM.ud Ch.rn.., l,.'a .. hAva
hpice Until Cove Ouster.
iso.an assortment of Jollies, Middlelowa Bami end
Bhonlders, Lamps and Coal Oil, Hunara .ndOoBw.s,
the markta atlord llial is dealralil. To Tolswiwl
.77. . TlT 7" "P "i oast artic a of rim.
tluu ia b bed. Horn one, com all, and see
si is iihi e BAiail.
deltiuwu M.Inst., a doorsbelow Mark!
. WOOAWAI. A. 0. BS1ITH. . WO0AMA.
WOCAMAN, SMITH & CO..
vy noiesaio HrnnfiiM
HO. 28. Main Street. Onera RniMino
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t'h.i'.i'rir s? '".i1"" uk'!' '. siieni
wet'Satl inve lnm mm utttut hara.in.1 1
voMinaiMia inar iioujm in tiiemty.
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a " n- "- .m.-..,m mt .lirjT UU
J. B. CILBERT CO.,
FOUMOX ',Aii'i itOMESTW
Groceries and Liquors
BOB.TA ANP T J KTP'KRSON BTRgaT. OPPOSITE
MAHKKTH"IWK inl
BAAL
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Tanls, did
lielilic
NOTIfIR -RKI1BIN I,ANT wtlrxiB'
rKieae is waSnew, is S.S.M thai Alv
Ibdld. OM ll... U'Uh .L.w .f L.u. . .. - '
iKliuon intlieornaeof the Olark of IrieOnnn of
omiuos) Pl.ss. within ud toe th ennntynf Mont-
fomery snd HUla ol Ohio. oliarRln the ssi.l "euta..
". l'h.'ndonmiil an.i Iva. neeloat afduly lo
'. llA.id.kmM lota.b.oiro.
asid Reub
laotii, wliei pebtion will uud nr
hnng at the A i.ril U.rui at aaidcuurt ,
lieuenerav ft.-lsso.. 1 AUBV f.AWT
AbAM Clav, Att'v. dJoSwW
HAVR fHiHHTANTI.Y ON HANII A FU'.I, AMD
coniplw. slock of Oroosrlcs, Nails, fish. To
b.oi'O, anil ovary other articls ralia.1 for in th whole
ale smeary Inula. Having n.-wiey nwioved lo our
rmitns, we h.va frraairy Incrnaaad our stock, and
praparvd to till all orders proiuptly. . ,
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tHE DAILY EMPIRE
H. H. ROBINSON, 7
r I'UIU.ISHKK AND PROPRIETOR.
Day ton, Ohio,. .
weaneBday, December 271865.
WASTED TIME.
Alon in tli .lark and ll.nt niht, M I
With the hoa.y Ihouuhtof a raiiiahtA y. J,, 1
And nomi daada riae Willi a welcome r.pdr
Thai com. with th old year'adyin. r-him.,
There eloomaone ahaHow dark and raat.
Th ahadow ofWanled Tim.
Thnhanrr.a of liappinaaaeant away,
The irood epportiuiitiaa never aouirlit,
Th. Rood reKolrca that erry day
Hey died in theimpotenr of thought ;
. The alow ndTno and th.iMnkwar.i.i....
In th rilKxcd DHlh we hav striven loelimbi
Hi.. Uiii. .n.rAu. t..u . .I . .. ...
.,7. 1 ... .nv. am m. in,
Whe we talk with Wanted Ti na.
! Whatkra we now I what had we been,
Had we hoardvii time u the minor's gold,
'ntrivinn our (nceil tn win. '
Thro the aumiiMr's ha .t and the winter's oold,
"' '""'. 'n uniiKiii mai tn world could do
rri..i..HUH,i.n. ihii me ujucn orcrim:
talmrinx. ni.ji;lmK. .11 seasons through,
i And knowln no Wasted 11m.
Who shall rscsll th ysniuhed Vaarst
i WhoalMll holdhx k Mis ehKuitide.
Tlint laavHe m rsmorse, snd shaini., and tears.
And auh. -m .wu all ik... . . .
Who snail frlva us stranfith e'en now,
I'o li.ve foraror Oils holiday rhyum,
To slink efrthi nlolli from harl and brow.
And bull with Wasted 'limet .
Tli year, thai pass noma not Main.
The tlilnffs that .lie no nr r..... .
But e'en from the run ol his vanksrini
A soldan truth i. .Iimm..... tt......1
ij oham
That to him who lenms from amir. ne.t
And turo away withntrenRth auoiinis,
And make ih year out.lo th last.
Thar it no Wasted Tim.
.
Decline of the Churches.
a rpcput rtnnfiKt
11.. ol.:-.. t. ' . .. . ..
ii.,iilK.f, it WM HI,nUHI l.llllt. TI1AI.O a....
tO-daV llmse tllOUSIlllll Itma Mantlets In v...
Uiuiiii-iliiiv tlmii tliero were twenty yum
(," "j nun us w a ueiioiiimuUonal
iMuiui iii inar iii , nnlit. ii, I... n.ii
gatwl, ami perliaii. solved. Journal.
llie futiiia jceneriil tart 1 probably true of
nearly all the relli'loim iliin.i.ii.ii,.,. i
this Stute. It is
liiiresno"lnvestlgatlin,"fortiie"problem"li'
" " sunv -noiveu.- me nemorratic I
havu been driven hwhvf fhun i.....
tlien-ligloiissticlctiesiii tho SUtUj and o
rarfrom feeling it to be a duty to enuour-
ag and sustain' them, the deliberate and
mil ghtaued conviction of their judgment
ami their ttnisoiencci fnrhiil thorn to do so.
It Is unfortunate that such A state of affairs
exists. Democracy anil f'hrlstlnnltv ....
natural alliivt. Both tiro dins1? vutf va aiiti
reformatory, aiming at "the greatest good
ol the greatest number." They both lucul-
oate the gosnel of cooil will. fl,I,.iiiv a.,,i
charity and tVirhearanee. ' They se!k to
make their conquesta by the power of love
reason, Kor many years they labored
in harmony in this I Stat: and if the reader
recur to the time when tlm r.....,i..,i
xapounders of Christianity broke the alii-
ice, un-y win nnuimutno social and mor-
conilltiou of our ieople was intinitely
better than it. ever has been since. IVmo-
ernU have oontrlbuhtl their full uliare to
the nunilMTS and supportof the churches
of all deiioiulnationa.
In au evil hour the clergy came dowu
froirt their high estate to dabble iu politics,
aketliree prominent questions: Fine pro
green had been made for twenty years in the
temiierance reform, as a purely moral ques-
on. Still, too much liquor was used, aud
the clergy amiealcd to the Slate to stop it.
Ifc'inocrate didn't believe the matter could
"ruiumics," and considerable alienalion
grew out of tills controversy. Well, the
vlergy have had their way. and where one
alloii of rum was consumed then, tifty gal-
)iis are consumed now, Al'hiii. tliech-rirv
Wanted to briua- the nowernf ih tet..i:,
bear amtliiKt the &ij...ii... i...
oould not favor such a policy, and they I
vv.i IZi "LTi rr k ,
HalkhaKCatUolicisinDiwisiippresseir, or.
it increasing by tiu very menus usud to
prevent Itf So of a averv : I)ii.i.Mrui n..v..r
aski more than gmsl morality and genu-
mtt.WJ nP" iTry Um"-
tldelily to tl e t'onstitiitlon end Imn li.,
the clergy Joined heartily in the crusade
against slayerv- and denounct-d every man
who would notf. Well, tliey tell us slavery
ladestroyeil. I.ike enough, ltut what else
destroyed t Two millions of llve o.,r
free institutions, the moral tone of society,
inoat of the lroierty of the country, except
that In tho hands of the stock holders, ami
tl'.',lrt- "will be seen, the inilllous of
hum an in wnose nenaii tne war was waged.
P'or all thtwe ralamitica tlio cl prim ore re.
......... I.I nJ
'ri.. t.
.no in'iiiornuic narry was never wrong
dlsoiplo clings to his faith with tho tenacity
a martyr: for he knows, If tho country
prosperous and hannv. or tlm clmr. f,
successful in Its areat missinn. that-, n......
nnuiie oiiist now imm the practical oiiera-1
tion of his theories. When the ehurA I..-
ruicHiea opposite theories and denounces all
. . . . . - ......... ,
who won i accent tnein, m-mocraU have
other altornittl rebut to leave; and herein
the solution of tlia "im.hlcn," i.i..i.
tlie.A.uru refers. (Iiristlanitv ami De
mocracy are harinnuions and eternal. They
live and act topether for tin.
good lung lifter the priesu and Hiliticlaus
R..-.n , m nitve lutsscd away. I'o-
tcrity must Indeed be stupid if it can not,
i.runi nj i no oiuniiers and the crimes of its
progciiiUirn. Mcv Jmey I num.
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Tmk Land op Steady I1abit8. Tlie Kev
EuAtis, at New Haven, Conn- showed
a little of New Haven vices in a lecture
week. According to his showing there
n that furituu City over five hundred
beaidea a host of liquor-selling
restnuranu and club-houses: severs! cm.
mloonA. doing a ru-filng busiiiese
sonieilmea as miH li a ntcrl.i ,.r
a larcw number of order .!.... r,
ii'ni netiiiie: six ntro-tah eg
lull- a aiauy In pt at private room.
Haven ba a population of ouly about
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Interesting to Soldiers.
oofnuiit of tli I
qumUoii. ou tlm t,l,,M-t, tho Paymaster
General Iih pri'imrwl tho fiillowlnt- rules
for the Information and jniManre of por
ns Iiri'Hi'iitimr rlnlm. Ir i-.F.'l
elaiiiiH bounty It slmulil ! mabwl .....i.
wliat aj t the (Jairii U ina.1... 1. If ,,r
ai tiif ,lu v lwl, the man alnmhl etutA
V2S ailvanee boiintr. or imti,. i..i..
tljh wholo of Uie 100 iHiunfy. a. f under
.,,. v-u-i w.'i simiormiip; tlm payment of
Ln till Wales tiounlles, lie hIiiiuIiI nuimi
eat'll anffevory liiHtJillincnt elinuul n. Hu
uil niilpifftl. 8. No claim fr velernn
r,'.' WilLvUfl enU-rtjiliieil iiiiIoas the
cliiUiiarn; hax tiereUiliire btwn recoRnlzed
unif iKime on hU couipauy rolls us siieh
veteran.
tkilonid Holdltrs api.lylnjr for bounty
should state whether they were mustered
" ,, or. oeiore April lsl,"or were
"enrolled and sullied. i,..lr,.ii- . h... .i
of enlistment. 5. If the cluim Ih for lm. k
pay, the man must name the immtlis for
whii;h he claims, and state where and on
what rolls (liosnital or other) I
niiistcretl. or u ln-iv I... n-,. n...i
- ' ",v ""T.uiiiin.1. imiBvur
day, from the time ho Hint elaimspay to
date of dlseharire. . In ease of claims for
unsettled clothing, tile sworn statement of
. ti!.,.," m"ver ot the company to
Wliieli the claimant belonged, siiHfaiiiinif the
claim, must he tiled witli It. 7. If the claim
ant be an olllcer. he must ntjitu wlmn l-.t
paid, and, If pebble, the name of the pav
mastor. who naid him. h lo .u ...f..
it a uKw.n nvuu
duplicate ooiiiiwof KormR lin.i.iui...! .,
cases, duly Hljrncd iiml witnessetl. In cases
ot olllcers I' orm 3, to lie Hilled and sworn to.
[From the Cincinnati Enquirer, Dec. 26]
Southern Senators and Representatives
to be Admitted.
"' "o way. The fact of their admis-
woum ue, u our muni, conclusive evl
purty eminence that our Government u J(
would be wlmitud, he really meant only
tllOKe from the border States, of which V br
and rlnla is one. This plan has been suggested
.V Pertain Republican Journals, of admlt
wlll ting mcmliers Senator ml i(n,,....,.
We Invit attention to the siietdal dis
patch to the A'wirrhi this morning's Is
sue, from Washingtxiii, stating that the Sec-
-utry ot staic, in conversation with Sena
tor Hegtir, of Vlrginiii, assured lilin that, on
the reassembling f Congress, tli- Houtherii
iiiiilers would all Ih- admitted that he
m glit rt ly upon it and urged him to not
rail to be present in Waliingtou at that
time. We can vouch for the tuct fi.,.r m-
Sew al hail such conversation w ith Senator
ft, " lu " prrsonai dispatch.
deteriiiinatiuii of t
.i. u.-i-a ii. iiii llll r miy U1IS SIIIIUl'O
'"Hons that a foreign war is imminent,
,ln" " K thepefore, necessary to hav the
uthern SUtes is unison with those of the
:Tor," nieasures lor IU prosecutioiu
'""'d It unfortiiiiately come. It would
'""I to go to war with a divided conn-
rtry. 'Tlm Southern Htabu won 1,1 h.we i.
unison with the North I
" "'"y ei liowever, that as Mr. Seward
t'nv tn' assurance to Senator Scgur, of
Virginia, tliat all the. Sonth..rn ..v...
Uvea from the bonier States, ami keeping
""' in inn i.iiii suites out. Mr. Seward
mny '"'vc meant no more than that. If the
"'iiiImts from nrt the Southern Slates that
ll!,ve l- tfl Senators and RcpicsenUtive
shall be admitted, it will, in our opinion,
Indicate something very serious with either
r'rauco or i jiglaud.
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Tub Dkath opGhkat Mkn. It U noted
peculiar fact that three of the proiniu- ,
t members of the republican party have
d'ed within a brief space of lime, while in-
diilglug In pleiwurahlc recreation. Joshua
Gidilings fell by the side of a billiard
1 resident Lincoln died in a theater,
Mr. Corwin u, utricL..,, ,it..n u-i.ii..
enlivening the festivities of au evening
with jokes. B
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The New York Ti ibune made the follow-
Ih.mi i..iti.,.ui
"l uume exira-pain-
lr,on"s w" are clamoring for tho death of
vtr- Iavls:
.OUler rt'tt,u itd or the par-
don of Davis this would do: If he is
hanged, whom can the 'lot al' organs abuse t
wie, n.
subject., If vl. goea, tli."r case wili
l,rt"'S. We wouid rec.iinmuOli.
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"Mho king t,f Abyssinia. By , mea.nt
us have the King served im."
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' J. V. NAUERTH A SON.
UUfil CMI P sain ni-.. ,,
WHULtSALt AND RETAIL
DKALKH8 IN
KOREIGV,
CANNKI) and
Dm ED
piiuits.
ALSO,
oystora,
Oandlosi
Nxxtsm,
, Wlnoe,
Firo-WorltH,
Ac, Ac,,
J. V. NAI HTII A St),
dar.,w ' ,', , III) Dm ayM,
VrHAT HORB APPBOPRIATR OBaiSTMAH
present,, yon make u your V IV KM than
LIFE INSt'lCANCi: POLICY
In th old rellahl
T'laooXU. - jr
3MCxi.tu.jaJ. I
t'r IIAK1 r OKD, (X)XN. f
would la.ur. your m i.y ..ainat waot im ease of
dealh, .ud ., you but o una g yeuly Wm.
end aa tli .gent,
. t. A. OKIURK,
derlSJSt Coriweof Kff'band Jeoeleoa. sAs,
Iasurauoe Notice.
ST.wiaHoi.i FBS or TUB OHIO inrur.
-Toininr. i..y,..n, ohio. ua momiav; Jab;
lta' " hour, oi a, at. and
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