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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-07-27

"A OaH.-At ) meeting Of the Suck. d.
on Tuesday July oath, it was resolved that
twenty per cent, already due, shall be cAlled
in for the purpose Of immediately prosecuting
the work on the fair ground. As tie time
is drawing near for the Fair, we hope that
the members win be prompt when called on
by the agent. = 2
g. B. .VAS6AUI, Secretary.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-07-27

The Crops-No subject is more talked of
at this time than the prospect of the coming
crops, that are now being harvested. All
branches of business are more or less inter
csted in the success or the failure of the
crops. The eyes of great portion Of the
civilized world are fixed upon the Great West
hopefully and confidently regarding it as the
modern Egypt, able to furnish their millions
with food. Hence all of interest in the matter
at this season Of the year is Of great impor-
lance to all classes. lows win do more than
her share to help feed the world, and the
prospect, from all that we can gather is, that
the Cedar Valley is groaning with a bounti-
full and substantial harvest, We learn from
c. II. MuLIARKY, who is engaged in taking
the census in this county and of Grundy,
that the farmers could not be in any better
cheer than at this time. The. Wheat is now
being cut, and he says,th The greater part
of it will go as high as twenty bushels to the
acre, and none less than fifteen,-a great
many fields viii run up to thirty.
Corn is very heavy, Of good color, three
and four ears setting on the stalks, and if
nothing intcrferes the Corn crop win be heav-
icr than it has ever been in the State. Oats
are fine. Potatoes will be very heavy crop.
He says, that one third more ground, has
been seeded than ever before. = r =
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-07-27

4 Rosts.- Proposals for furnishing $50 split
oak posts, 8 inches at the but, and ST. long,
will be received until August 9Th, by p. Me-
LEsDr, for the Cedar Valley Agricultural
Stock Company. For particulars inquire Of
the above named gentleman.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-07-27

Coal-Coel has been found at Willoughby,
Butler County, by Mr.. A. L. CoRSwEIL. He
will presentthe Horticultural Society with .
specimen for their Geological department 81.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-07-27

Green CorH.--Our friend, JonN ScHEscx
TO- whom We are indebted for many favors,
unob<rusively conferred, has placed us under
renewed obligations by basket Of Green
Corn, the largest and finest we have seen
this year. st,i tgsala@ .ftaa. = .
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-07-27

Neo Building. -G. NJ. HARRIS, Esq, hav-
ing purchased one Of the fine business lots
just north Of VANSAuN & HUNr's store, will
within sixty days erect store building there
on for his own use. "Onward' is the motto
of the business men of Cedar Falls.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-07-27

aNe.e Wheat.-On Wednesday last, Mr.. O.
X. TOWNSEND, of West Fork, Butler County,
brought load of new Wheat to BRowN's
mill, in this city. 1t was the first of the sea-
son, and three days earlier than ever brought
in to mill at this place before. The Wheat
was Of excellent quality,zA. No. !.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-07-27

Remember TAis.-Fairs quicken more
thought, provoke more profitable instruction,
spread more valuable knowledge, bring more
experienced and able men into contact and con-
flict with each other, than any other single
agency which modern civilization brings to
bear on farmers, unless it be the farmers
paper. ~ stF
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-07-27
tscAt 1fpARTMFHT.
Maze your Entries. Books are now open
for making entries in the list mentioned last
week. Call on Tracy. tag,f ria,, n s...i.,
Pubic School. The summer term Of this
institution closed last Friday. There viii be
a vacation of two months T, b "a

LiyAtsins. ---0ne part Of the swing (near
A.. loaRIsos's residence,) was struck BY the
lightning during the storm last Friday morn.
ing and considerably. damaged. I'll ssa4i,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-07-27

Pleasant Duty.-To be able to say that the
son of Mr.. AcKERsoN, whom we noticed in
our last issue, as killed by a stroke Of light
ming, was not killed, as our informant stated
though it was supposed for long time that
he was dead. Through continued and unre-
hitting exertions he was finally resuscilatcd
and his recovery is now considered certain.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-07-27

Cireus.-Thc Circus which performed here
last Saturday was tolerably well attended,
and as far as we can learn gave very good
satisfaction. They met with loss at this
place, in the death of one of their best ring
horses. The animal performed in the ring
Saturday evening apparently as well as
usual, but was dead Sunday morning at 7
o'clock. ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-07-27

Club Aeeting.-The Republican Club
meets tomorrow evening, at the School
House. We hope there will be large atten-
dance, as business of importance is to be
transacted. At this meeting the election of
new set Of officers for the ensuing two
months will be held, and the Committee ap-
pointed to prepare a programme for grand
Mass Meeting, win report. We are also in
formed that the Glee Club will certainly be
in attendance on this occasion, and favor the
meeting with some Campaign Songs.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-07-27

TAreshing Machines.-In another column
will be found the advertisement Of TRAnERN
& DALEs Massilon Threshing Machines
They are said to be unsurpassed for beauty
of finish and durability. Mr.. SAMUEL LOVE-
JOY, is their agent at this place, and will give
particulars concerning them to all who will
call on him. He has already sold two in this
neighborhood, and all orders left with him
will receive prompt attention. sa8F&
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-07-27

Fair Grounds.-The Board of Directors Of
the Agricultural Stock Company have become
partners in the grounds of the estate of the
late ELIAS OvERNAN's heirs,-the location
where the previous Fairs have been held
The Company are making preparations to
put up permanent buildings Immediately, and
will make it the best fair ground in the State
The Stock Company will fit it up, and give
the use of it to the Agricultural Society. A
more extended description will be given of
their plans in our next number.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16
PR0SPECTUs.
DAYTON
afeekIv empire.

In the comns great rfcsidenflnl copfcii, Ohio will
be seecedas tho batilc ground Of The canpaiRn our
opponents aready harshaline iher forces aud or
gmzing for the struggle, and it bchoovcs the Demo.
crecya who love the Union and revere ihe consiiai
iion-a who hate sectionasm and despise the traitor
teachings Of the sewnrds and chascs Of the Gree
leys and Garrisons-to post themselves Niliy al
questions which may arise during the canvass. The
hes, way to do this is 70 subscribe for good Demo
cratic newspaper. Such an one we shall endcavor to
make tho MAMMOTH DAYTON wEEKIY EN-
P1RE. We have entered for tho fight, and shall do oil
within ourpower to aid in securing triumph for the
good old Democratic party not only IN the county Of
Montgomery, bat also in our whole state We can
conquer Il every Demoaut and friend Of the Union viii
bui do his duty, and AID in securing perfect thorough
and united organization Of our friends whl yopdo g
Aside from the political features Of the WEEKLY
EMPIRE, 1t viii contain careful selection Of Literary
and Miscellaneous rcadng nlapted for Me Home cir
ele the workshop and the Farm II viii al.o contain
the
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16
14arOtraI advertisements.


0CtbuuludVldu A6Iu6ul6B,
XNHEN DR. Rotacly. the Celebrated Swedish phys.
,,lN ician' ntToiuged his Hood puriaer and Hood
their curative power. THIS was yenrs ago. The task
q Recommending them has since been taken out oi
his hands. Enlightened men whose character for
sound iudgement ana philosophy, gives their opinions
weight ~ the community men who olretyc, reflect
are everywhere approving and uping te use ofthesc
Tonderi,, preraraaons ~ Who eonade in ne wis
gate ior themselves are now Of ono mind on this iu.
Dr Rotack invites the attention Of the sick to tho
Original Lcfiers
Goni members Of the Medical Procession Editora Of
public journals well known Merchants and Fat1ners
and Indies ofthe highest rcspecahly, giving ncconns
Of extraordinary cures wrought by the tcpiedes uf
which cures they 'hemselyeswere
These parties may heconsulted personally or by let
ter, by those who have any doubt on the subject The
evidence in tho possession OF Dr. Rolssel Which il "t
gu hines accessible 10 the public, esahahcs the follow
Facts
That 'he Blood Purifier and Blood Pms havo been
That they cure the nlIuqst universal complaint,
with unening certainty tf5fd'Gin SSd n very .bor, ame
Thai after nl other medicines have proved dsclcss
Lircr GsgD,oist
m md restore the health and strength Of The sufferer
Sct Feu,aies
who have langushed for yenrs in helpless weakness
and dependency recupelnto with great iupidty under
tefWNlBofWihg operuon. lhai all sexual disali-
nes are removed ly heir corial and gently siiinula
tIls FFtIeftleNs iliat tliey recruit
Shattered COnSfNUi0ng,
oWtteI they may nave been trled with and nfusedi
nl thelr dnt Tendency Is 10 srengihenliie ind rem
aet ~ e9oyMAe. lGt actng directly upon the Fois-
ohs OF ulHehse IN me blo0d' tlley
cris6 sam ~ Htal,
ana dlscfge iroin the system every tant 0f Scrolo,
"hether heredlmiy or otherwise. That they
/ hecttHt re i.eGanated
ana tnAt uere Is no disease o the stongeh and Bowel7l
he ISeri we nervous system te skim glands and
muscles, alislig rom impurities OF the blood and se
ciet9l7 m Wneh theI 90 nos give prompt relief aud (t
mnsleFeu pelofe the very eitndei OF lite has been h
'H1edil eDect a lhhnlesS ana perfect cure.
nei III h'u that me scandinavian Vegetable blood
lll- "Ie endorsed lY te experience Of thousands Of
lNng WuiesseSi Who' IN leiefs AfidAvs and medical
NoIts az eu ny No ol mouth proclaim Them 70 be IA"
very best preparation Of the kiiid ever offered to the
nrokeh uoWh Nculns o III health Ihey hunt disease
HIpiHl every aNenac alld organ q the system and to
IeNlei IL thoroughly ana permanently
no one can doud their superiority after one single
ulal-ey nfe not only better but "a tct cheaper than
any oer lllS ~ cents per box, or boXesior one dol
wIs -. n.
nsau hsHu ~. hoWWk = 9leem Notces ana Cerlicates
pumshed III conspicuous part OF TINS paper from time
F" nIh11' ~
II IT, hoIaeh MedleNl Alinanic and fnmliy adviser
cohuuN9es great variety OF interesting and valuable
n'ed,su ihornauon can I've had gratis OF any Of his
Agents lthr13'gl'out the country
luyl. VI C'',ii l'pH,e'i 'iseS' 'f hoinek may be
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16
IF PHYSICAL Ms USE IT, WHY Is IT NOT sAFE
FOR THE PEOPLEr


Messrs, A. u, Gpovill 4 Co. at'f
Dear Sirs,-Thc public generally are fully aware OF
the thousands OF remedies for diseased hngs under
the title OfSasaparilas, Pills, Plasters Lniments etc
that daily brought 10 their notice through the news
papers, by way Of advertisements. My object IN Nr-
ting this note for publication il Rluce the public or
at least those who are afflicted, Ofthey will use Iatent
medcmes to use that contains articles Of real ts
in pulmonary diseases. i concious thnt in so do.
ing am acting most unproiessonNy, and defogatory
to the interests Of medicine,
The medicine to which refer is Dr. HoFs Bdisdg, tor
the lungs. have prescribed in large number ofoascS
and always with success. One case in particular 20
which wish to refer, given up ly seyel phys
ieans who has been called in consultation with niy-
self The patient had all The symptoms Of eonilim6d
consumption such cold night sWeAgs hectic fetrr
hassing cough with continued pain IN the lobe ofte
right lung lung, attended with severe dnrilocal lie
commenced Immediately 10 get better BY the use ct
nis usual heath have also found DR.. Halls Balsam
the most valuable eXpeetor for bIealing up Distress
ing coughs and colds that have ever used
W. j, WRIGHT, NJ, D.
MORE PHYSICIANS TESTIMONY.
B5- We, the undersigned Physicians Of Cincinnati
certify that Dr. Wrights statements entitled to tie
fullest confidence OF the public and we can fully coz
robofate what he has said, having used DR. Halls
Balsamin number Of eases with the hapldest effect
j. $. LAWSON, M. d.
WM c. SMITH NJ II
}. 1. JOHNSON, NJ. d.
Bs5- Be sure oi ash fof Or. Win. HALLS Balsam
For sale by the Proprietors,
A. H. SCOVILL a CO.
No. ~ West Eight Street, Cincinnati
Msoby W W Steward j W Dietrich and Andrew
sheets, Dayton II Jackson, Cnamhersburg, a Max.
well, Centreyille, Geo BeyeTs, Aiamisnrg " II
Negley, Germanton, = Shaier Farmersyille Perry
Marker, Liberty, Meyers New Lebanon David lish
Amity, Baker, Bro 4 Co. PhiilipsburQh EfN & stock
stringtown l. Phoutz, Post Town Turner HevcIiin
Salem. mhi9-lyd&w
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16
DR., WIN. HALLS
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS.

NOR the cure of Consumption Decline, Asthma,
Il Bronchitis, Wasting of Flesh, Night SWents Spt.
ting of blood, looping Cough Difficulty of Breatlng
Colds, Coughs, Influenza, Phthisic Pain in the Side
and all Diseases of the Lungs.
Ten Thousand Dollars Reward il offered for n batter
receipt. ltcontalns no Opium, Calomel, nor Mineral
poisoni And is safe for the most delicate child.
1t is estimated that 100000 persons die annually in
the Omitted States, with consumption, and Professor
Eberly says that vast number OF these could be saved
by the timely use olsome proper remedy.
at once, and such IL s speedy effect that any using
freely according TO directions for twenty -four or ftN
eight hours, and entirely satisfied With its merits
distressing cough frequently relieved hy single dose
and broken up IN few hours time The afflicted do
not have to take bottle after bottle before they find
whether this remedy will afford relief or not
The public have been imposed upon by remedies
recommended by certificates which have always orig,
mattel rom some unknown source. We believe that
a medicine possessing real merits will effect cures
wherever it used, ut home we as alroRd This is
no palegoric prepaaon, but one which fused in
on will save the lives Of thousands
II has effected cures in numerous cases whore tho
most slInll physicians in this country and il, Eurone
have been employed, and have exercised their skill in
vain. Cases which they have pronounced incurabIe
and surrendered as hopeless beyond Doubt leaving
the patients without single ray cnliven them ia
their gloom, hive been cured 10y Dr. Halls Balsam,
and the "yictlms of consumption" are now vigorous
ana strong as the most robust among us Aud these
cases are not Isolated onesi they numerous, and
can he pointed out IN every cummunty where this
most mriyaled remedy have been tested.
BE SLOW then, 10 believe the Of-fcpented story about
the lungs being gone; rather let no sue apprehen-
sion induce you to give up, Act upon the principle
that while there is lie there is hope Yo , never
he so low may not trust humanity speaking IN Halls
Balsam. More than one, nay hundreds has il brought
almost from death to life, when all else had filled.
Give then, this powerful but harmless remedy trial
Gail ON the agent and get pamphlet gratis The
treatise consumption alone il worth the price for the
medicine. You win find certificates Of physicians ip
ted here at home, where they can I've fund,
IF PHYSICAL Ms USE 1T, WHY is IT NOT SAFE
FOR THE PEOPLEr
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16

'TNoNIo, oathrtic and AMI. Dyspeptic Pills, never
i milling Antidote for Sick iiead,the, Dyspepsia,
Fever and Agile, liver Compliant, Costiyeness Hl.
iousness Neuralgia, Collie. Depaved Appetite Disor
dered Stomach Female Distinctions, &e Price 25tfs
per box. One Pill a dose
THE GREAT FAMILY REMEDY.
Read the Testimony of GOV Wise Of Va--Wilson,s
Pills are safe and most useful Family Remedy ior
Lonstlpaon' anu affections OF the Digestive Orsans
For Headnche they have proved them selvet speeilo
Read the Testimony Of Gov King, Of Ala.LI' would
not be without Wiison's Pills Tor any pr,ce Fnr Iidi-
gestion and Headaehe, divide pill and take dc nal,
Il gives Immediate relief faI.7H r '''
ma Sold by Druggists and Dealers everywlierel Pre-
pared by Il, L. FAiNESTOCK A CO., importers and
Wholesale Druggists No. 60 corner Wood aha Fourth
ST. Plttsnnrgh Pa sole propretors Of p H. Fehnts-
stock NeIlniiuge. Also, for sale IN DAYTON bt y W.
DlETRlcH, ABBEY OVER, RoENER, and W. ",
bIENAhI, aps-0mdaw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16
Coal, Coke and Wood.
The CAMBRIDGE COAL COMFY

A RE delivering the best quality of ofYoUGHIoGHEN-
"A Ely COAL, at 10 Cents per hlshel. CAMBRIDGE
COAL at II Cents per bushel, HOOKING COAL at
IS Cents pr bushel NUT COAL, for smthng, at u
Cents per bushel. ALSO, Sawed and Split Wood AZ
s2,76. -Four Foot Wood, $500.
R5Ottce and Yard, First Street. head of Canal Basin
Dap p H. COLB, Agent
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16

@ =

htt ttt NJ .stii iitsIis = e,t~
.nN and after Monday Apfl 10 1sG0, until fnrihcr no.
" iice, trims will rim ~ follows.
Leave layton Union Del,otat $50 q. M. and 2i0 p.
mi arrive VI Union at iii26a M, and bs35 y. M.
Tie $40 p N. Tmin leaving Dayton, makes close
connection NJ Union with the Express train The Belle
iontaine Road for indianapolis connecng ts arfi-
v with trains for Lafayette, rcrro liauepond al points
West Norih and North West.
For tickets and further information. apply 70 SAM
UEL W. KING, Gcnerl Ticket Agent, Union Depot,
Sixth street.
noyii H. G. sr1MsON, supt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16

in primary stages cured in Ave dBys without mercury
Gleet of l0ug standing cured in ten days Nocturnal
Emissions speedily checked by new treatment Semi
nal weakness or Impotency Of long standing cured in
three weeks. Diseases OF the throat uose aud skin
speedily cured Any form oroharaeler Of disease cur
ed without mercury.
Young Men suffering from seminal weakness, self.
abuse, ifematlfe pains in the head, back and limbs
nervous cough, general bodily lasstiBla morbid de-
spondency and aversion TO society inability 10 conce
rate the memory and ntellectare treated for Dyspepsia
Consumption or Liver Complaint and through the g-
norance and empirecsm Of others, or false delcaGy
Of their own, drag out miserable existence by rfaG-
ions OF the most imperative, yet simple avs OF their
being, e4
MARRIED MEN,
Or those contemplating marriage, who are suffering I'M
der any of these fearful maadies, should forget the
sacred responsibility resting upon them, nor delay to
Obtain immediate relief
Diseases peculiar to Females treated
CURE GUARANTEED IN ALI. oAsEs.
Persons at distance failing TO get permanent cne
effected elsewhere msy receive prompt treatment by
writing anu Inscription Of their case addressed TO Dr.
Stevens, Lock Box090, CincnnRh, Ohio.
Office hours nom a. m. to9pm m, apl6
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16
DAYTON, xenla and Columbus Railroad,

EAIE IEE
INOUR Daily Trains East, yin Columbus. Through
II tel ets from Dayton to all Eastern Cities.
-Four Lnlly Trans East, loayng DAYTON for the
East ns follows; Night Express l2iba. mi Cncinna
and Columins Day Express at 9:l0;n m these trains
stop only ut Xenia and London Accommodation 5l6
p iu., stops Mt ail way stations between Dayton and
Columbus.
Arriving at Dayton, night express 2:22 n. m; Accom-
modation 9:l5 n. M; Columbus and Cincinnati Day EX
press 3:3 p. m.
Trains fm ly Columbus time, which il minutes as-
ter than DAYTON time.
Through tickets cun be had for M Eastern cities by
calling on p. II. WARMAN, Ticket Agent
+. W. WOODWARD, Superintendent.
G. WARMAN, Genl Ag't, Dayton, o. apl3
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nn,lon nnd MlchIgan RalIrond.

IfIEq ca T.. -y,, ;.:i ;s...,i.:sl
SHORT LINE FROM DAYTON TO FORT WAYNE,
IL CHICAGO, TOLEDO AND DETROIT two trims
daily, except Sundays, until further notice.
Leaves Dayton ON arrival Of trains nom Cincinnati ~
S45 m arriving NJ Toledo NJ y. M, Detroit ut G3O
y. M, and Chicago nj S.ii p. mt
The s:i5 trliin arriving IN Toledo at q. M, De
trot at 0;i5 o. M and Chicago nc S00a IN,
Passengers by each tuin for the east have one hour
at Toledo, and arrive IN Cleveland in time as by
Clydc time.
Both trnins make close connections at Detroit for the
East by the Grnd Trunk and Great Western Rniwuys
Of Canada The time 10 Now York and Boston by this
route r. the same as via Clyde and only three hours
ant forty minutes than via ColuInhis line Pas
scngers hy this line cross the greRt Suspension Bridge
and pass IN direct view Of NiaquH Falls.
Baggage checked through and fare ns low rs by any
other rontc r. NJ. SHOEMAKER,
Gen. superintendent, Dayton, ..
n. SHOEMAKER
ap3O Gen. Freight and Passenger Aet. Toledo.
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,andusky, Dayton and Cincinnati R, R.

- ~ .ss,..s, ~ ....ssssss
ON and aner Monday, April 1sth, and until further
\ notice passenger trains will rim ~ follows;
Mail Train going South nc 500 a. m, arrives IN To-
eto vt l020 a. m, Detroit at 400 p. ms and Chicago
Rt Sl5 a. M Train going East passes Clyde az l2Oa a.
m, arriving IN Cincinnati ut 5;i0 p mr Indianapolis
a;.0 d. M. and st. Lnua the next day at $3.50 D. m.
Night Express { o " South ut 1850 p. m arrives at
Toledo at l6l5 p m, Detroit 7ni M, Chicago 500
NJ, Cincinnati 7:i5 q, M, Indianapolis 1890 p m.
Cincinnati Accommodation leaves Huntsville every
morning. and returning leaves Cincinnati ut $3.50 y m.
reaching Dayton at G.;;n m, and Huntsville RtoA5 M.
Mail Tmn going North leaves Cincinnati at 6is H..
M arriving at Cleveland at O05 o. m, and Dimdrk
and Buffalo the next morning, and Toledo at 7.2b p H.
and Chicago at j;jj q. IN.
Might Express Tfan leaves Cincinnati Mt COCA. m.
JOHN n. HUDSON Sup't.
NJ q CtAPp Gen Ticket Agent jant
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NaiIroaos.



Rs3tf ". ..e. KY ls...,siiz
ON and aner Monday Nov a. 1900 paaacnrcr
" Trains vii leave he Sixth street Depot. Dayton
s0r Cincinnati, az sollowsi
At t00 o.. M, enn a M, 310 D. M, and $50 p. M. 3
asD stops at Mid1leioNn AND Hniihlfon, only.
Leave Cneinnpn lr DAytoh NJ 500 pn. M, tuuo m
noviO DANIEL McIAREN, snp't
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Alruical advertisements.
PRIVATE DISEASES.

CURED in three days at the Gin
~ cinnati Lock Hospital, No. 70
West Third street, between Walnut
and Vine, up staips, BY DIR. STE
VEINS, Oqnsultation fee
DR.; Stevens, from the hospitals
Of London, Paris and Baltimore, is
the discoyerer of the only certan
and reliable remedies for diseases
of q private character. BY his spe-
cial experience in this, much neg
lecied branch Of medical science, he
is enabled to gnamntee cure in the
most Complicated cases.
Gonorrhea cured ia three days
without change Of diet Syphilis
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16
HENRY C. spALDING G CO.,

dS Cedar-St., New York.
Address Post-Ofce Box No. $500.
Annexed is an Alphabetical List Of Articles which if
damaged may be restored 10 their original strength
and usefulness 10y
spALnING,s pREpAREn GLuE