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eandInavlan Pnls and PurI.

BE- ne . CINCINNATI, July, l 1885. Dr. G. W.
Roback, Sir.-In reply to inquiries made Of me,
gives me pleasure to say, that Mrs. N. Alice, of the
DR.. Atlee Of Cincinnati, previous to her going East,
xpressed her confidence in the efficacy Of your Sean
dinnyian Remedies, and the benefit she derived from
using Them. She had been suffering from general pros
tration at times, being over seyenty-six years ofage,
and opthalmia and Illumination of the fce. Various
remedies were restored to without relief, when some
friends recommended a course OF your scandinavian
Blood Purifier and Blood Pills. They had the desired
effect and she was considered as restored to health.
know many who have used your medicines, and
speak decidedly ofthe benefit derived, thus testiying
oftheir renoyating influence in purifying the blood md
giving vigor and energy to the system. They have my
cordial appreciation. Very respectfully
Your obedient servant,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-17

-HOIIOway'sO intment.-Gout, lumbu'
BE go, and rheumatism are inhilibly removed
by aoontinuous use ofthis great detergent application
Warm iormentations should in all cases precede its
use. II relaxes the constrained muscles and hhres,
and assists nature in completing a cure. Sold at the
mandatory, No. 80 Maiden Lane, New York, and by
all Druggists, at25c, Gsci and 81 per pot
my2sdlw
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Alb. bernstein, Music Teacher,

NO. 15o MAIN STREET.
INSTRUCTIONS given on various Instruments. Mu-
/ sic furnished for Balls, Parties, &c
ne- Orders may be left Rt the residence OF the above,
at sehner, Rex 4 Co.'S Music Hall, Third street.
Terms moderate. mrl7dgm
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Nrlu advertisements.

Ncu ADVERTISEMENTS.
UOR sALE.-A highly recommended Mich Gov
i and Calf Tor sale. Enquire Of "Pressinan'' EN-
pure Office, no Main street. jyd6
7 STA almond shaped Breast Pin, WITH black
Il setting. The finder viii be rewurded by leaving It
at the Empire Counting Room. iylGdf
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
.UNHE partnership heretofore existing between the I'M.
dersigned under the firm Of l., ( s. WoLLAsroS,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Either party
j. authorized to use the name Of the firm in settling the
business. LEVI WDLLASTON,
TINE undersigned have this lay entered into patnor.
| ship under the firm and name Of PHILLIPS a
W0LLASTON- for the purpose of carrying on the
Milling and Grain business.
TIA. PluLLTps having purchased the entire interest of
LEVI WoLtAsroN in the Osceola Min, the business
will be continued US heretofore.
7. A. PHILLIPS,
j%y1GdGaw2 SYLVESTER WOLLASTON.
NOTIcE-An persons owing me ae requested to
N pay up within 30 days. All owe are asked 10 bring
IN their hills. iylidG BENZ. sCH1EBLE.
PROFESSIONAL CARD.
nR. HENRY MELVILLE, Of New York city, (orm-
~ erly associated with Dr. II. Hunter, who has retired
from practice in the United statesJ will he IN Dayton, ut
The PHILLIPS HOUSE, Tuesday and Wednesday,
Tr. Melville gives his attention to the special treat.
ment OF diseases of the throat and lungs, in which he
has had an ample experience ofoycr twenty years. All
who suffer from Catlrrh, Bronchitis, Asthma or Con-
sumption, would do well TO avail themselves OF this OPP
%portunity Of consulting him.
His method oftrcatment is fully yet forth in a pamph-
let on Topical Medication on ulmonary diseases. -
which may he obtained by applying TO him at the Phil
lips House during his visit, or at his residence in New
Those who wish to consult him by letter can do so by
addressing him No. Ga West 2sth street, New York
city, NY. jy14wld1
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lie will also address the citizens Of German
town, on Friday ereafag, Jry 20th.
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LNCHARGE AL0NG TNR LINRgl


VIII address the citizens Of EATON and ~
ciaity, on The Political Questions Of the day
o. Tuesday Ecening, the l7h inst
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FOR SALE.

A convenient two story Brick Dwelling on Jones street.
containing q rooms, summer kitchen, eistern, well,
cellar, stabling, &C., with choice fruit. This property
VIII be sold at a bargain ifapplication be made soon, a.
tie owner wishes to remove from the city. Enauire of
JeZ2 CHAs. H.. CLARKE Third st.
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PIANO

M = huve just received mn elegant assortment OF Pr
w amos nom the best makers in the eastern cities
comprising u great variety Of styles aud sizes. They
have the largest stock to be found anywhere in this VI
entity, all Of which will BE- sold a. low as they can be
bought IN New York, Roston, or any where else.
HQ-Call at the old established HeadquarterH, corner
Of Third and Jefferson streets.
iune2Gd6m lNHU CHAS. ELLIS.
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y = VNV
the cause of Christianity, in Cincinnati, for more than
tiurty years, rs almost every old Cincinnatian knows.
Such testimony, from such = source, is not to he passed
over lightly. No other Proprietary Remedies ever
presented to the public, ever received 1.-THE of the
commentator from MEN OF STANDING, in every
walk ofHfe, that mine nave done. See advertisement,
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
INDEPENDENT.
Reading Matter ON Every Page

FOR JUDGE or THE SUPERIOR COURT,
DANIEL \. HAYNES.
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lie will also address the citizens Of NEW
PARIS (Preble county, and ricinig on
Thursday Eeening, August Q, 1860, at u
o'clock.
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Durham and Ohiokering Piano Fortes.

L HAVE on handa lot Of the above named Pianos,
/ which am DESTROYS Of closing out and will sell
them much below the usual prices. Call and examine
them at the Piano Headquarters, Huston Hall Building.
led CHARLES ETIg
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HOUSES.

DWELLING HOUSES,
T. every description and price. The following is tile
location of some OF themi rw EEW FHFr.
@tlRsT STREET between Main and Jefferson;
ings. 100 ~
THIRD STREET "
FOURTH STREET g ~" rrEf ~tffffHHHnI
FIFTH STREET, between Main and Ludlow;
WILKINSON Il I" Fourth and Filth,
LUDLOW STREET." First and Water; aiala
over III Rhine"
SMITH TREET near Brown;
JONES STREET, between Brown and jefferson.
GREEN STREET, " Jefferson and Tecunnseh.
JACKSON ST, " Fifh and Van Buren,;
WAYNE STREET, South Of Finh; f
SRI ST, North OF "
CLINTON sTREET, near Third; - Tsr rrrr.F
SECOND. STREET, East Of Webster,
These are many Of them very choice pieces Of pronertv
aud all are offered low. ! have besides those above
enumerated, q large amount OF very cheap property in
the suburbs, for suleand trade,
CHAs. u. CLARKE, Real Estate Agent, "A
le2s Cfrggs Bmhing, Third st
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80 acres on the Shakertown Pike, four miles from the
city. Handsome two-story frame house-9 rooms.-
Fine barns, good bearing orchard, srnoke-honse, spring
house, &c, &c. An excellent quality Of land. Terms
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-17

DARN o SALE-I0O acres u miles from New
II Castine, Dark County, and Il miles from Browns
Station on the Il. 4 W. X, r., 130acres under fine culti-
walton. Good frame dwelling; frame barn. Also, a
hewed log dwelling. Good orchard, 2 springs and a
creek OF running water through the place. Part bottom
This isa frst.rate Farm and viii he eoId % nar osu,
less than inferior land has actually sold for in the vi
cinty.
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ALSO,

III arces ] mile west of Sidney, on a fine road. rs
acres under cultivation. Comfortable frame dwelling
house of rooms. Well, %clstern, orchard, &c. Land d
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&rimtimS.

DA or female can easily make from six to eight.
teeu dollars a week by an art which I possess; can be
done by any person of ordinary mind, with little on no
capital, and an ornament in every family. This is no
humbug, Sent to any address on receipt of 30 cents in
coin or stamps to GEO. c. MATHER,
apTwm3 Post Office, New York.
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STEAM POWER PRESSES,

Our press facilities are the most extensive ia Dayton,
having in operation
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olegs's Binding. Sd street.

2 miles below the city. Small frame house, good frame
barn, orchard &c. Win be sold low on very easy nav.
ments. CHAS. p. CLARKEIr'
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Choice Lot for Sale.

suitable fora Hotel. The lot Is on the North
East corner of Sixth and Luilow-66 2-3xiO0 feet.
Ihlsfs q location well adapted fora Hotel, and the prop
erty IS offered AZ a pnce and termsIto suit any one
wishing 10 purchase. CHAS. Il CLARKE,
lezS Third street. 4
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FLoURING MILL FOR SALE

VACANT Lorsin every part Of the city, for sale ans
trade cheap. le2s oHAs. y. CLAKKE, ad 81,
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EoR SALE OR RENT.-A very convenient frame
II House, of 9 Rooms, Stable, Sc, located within u
few minutes walk Of the centre of the city. viii DO
sold on five years time or rented TO q good tenant.
CIIAS. +. CLARKE, Third street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-17

NOR SALE.-A highly recommended Mich Gov
II and Calf for sale, Enquire Of "Fressman," EN-
pre- Office, 10 Main street. iydG
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FIRE ENGINE FOR SAFE.
Real 75state Agencp,

C1egg's Building, Third Street,
MILL buy and sell on commission, Real Estate Of
w all kinds, Bonds, Land Warrants, Notes, Mort
gages, &c, make collections and negotiate loans. viii
locate Land Warrants, insure property at reasonable
rates in good responsible Companies, aud do a general
agency and commission business nS-No charge unless
sale IL made.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-31
FrIgh.sul Murders In Arkansas.

The Van Buren, (Ark.) Press comes to US with the
particulars of dreadful tragedy that occurred
there on the 18th inst We oondense the following
from long account by an eyewitness. 1t was
muster-day, and two brothers named Benjamin and
Silas Edwards, having an old grudge against fam
lily by the name of COyington, sought quarrel with
one of the latter-one Jackson Covington. BenJa-
min Edwards, after a few words drew a gun, shot
him and then knocked him in the head with the
weapon. While this was going Sias Edwards
stabbed COvngtons son, (who ran up to protect his
father) killing him almost instantly the murderer
afterwards plunginy his knife into the old mans
body several times This brave deed accomplished,
he next came in contact with RufHs C0Ymgton;
brother of Jackson whom he also stabbed and kill
ed. The two brothers having glutted their ven
geance endeavored TO escape, but were pursued
and lodged in Jail. An unsuccessful attempt was
made by the excited populace to take them from the
officers and hang them, without trial On the follow
ing Tuesday the two Edwards, after undergoing an
examination were remanded and guard of twen-
ty-five men started with them to the JAIL but when
near the prison. two brothers of the murdered men,
armed with guns. commanded the guard to step
aside, which they did, when the younger Edwards
was shot in the body and arm and the other through
the thigh and arm. but Deither MORALLY.
The BatesvIlle (Ark.) Balance has lengthy state
ment of horrible tragedy occurring at ROundhead
township near that place; also on the l3h-muster-
day. After the muster was over. a number of the
men on the ground became intoxicated and two of
them, Lewis Grady and - McMullen, got into
quarrel. McMullen presented his rife and snapped
it, when Grady pursued him with stick. McNul-
len presented his gun again, and aimed kill Grad
dy but the latter stepping out of the way, the gun
fired and instantly killed Mr.. Fleming. unofend
ing byStander. McMullen then reiterated few steps
until he could draw his revolver, with which he be-
gan to fire again at Grady He shot at him several
times hitting him and severely wouRding him in
three places, when some one, it appears not to be
known who, stepped up behind McMullen and knock
ed him down with gun barrel, rnficting severe
wound from which he died the same evening, Grad
dy had his nose shot off, his check bone fractured,
and shot in the temple but will survive.
Great excitement prevailed in the several lOcaG-
ties, in consequence of these blood freezing horrors
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COMMERCIAL.
Fro-. wash,rr,o,.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.-The United States Court of
Claims has resumed its session, after q very long
recess The number of cases on the docket is small
Renewed efforts will be made to procure an amend
ment OF the law establishing this tribunal, so that
awards not exceeding 5000 may be final instead of
standing, as now, to be definitely acted upon by
Congress.
The Executive Committees of the four political
parties are closing up their business having declined
to issue any more printed material 1t is estimated
that the aggregate number of documents circulated
by them since the commencement of the Presiden-
tai canvass Is between six and seven millions
Nearly all OF them were folded at the capitol.
cogent remonstrance has been presented to this
Government against the recall of the Brooklyn and
st. Mary vessels of from the protection of the
Panama route, to other purposes. This remon-
STRANGE is from responsible source, and has been
induced by the recent occurrences at Panama. as
well as by rival and conflicting interests existing
with respect to the Panama railroad and the pro
posed communication at Chiriqui
The remonstrants urge as great subject of com
plant and of humiliation of Americans that the
Panama route, over which there is so much travel
and transportation of treasure is left to the protec
ton of British men-of-war though theeNew Grana-
dian treaty imposes such duty the United States
letter from Manila, July 18th, reports an
American ship taken in charge by the authorities at
the northern end of the island. The crew had mu-
tinted, wounded and confined the captain, his wife
ndsofHcers. Three persons were killed on board,
andIseveral wounded. The vessel Is presumed to
be one of the British chartered transports.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-31

CINCINNATI Oct. 3O-Flour NOMINAL 1904 90 Puyers
msnd reduction 80 sales unimporant Corn steady 43
Rye 64@6j Barley sj99o. Whisky sales LOO bbs l6I4
TorK Oct 30 Cotton sales to-day 200 hae niddng
upland ~ Flour dull, 10000 bbls. 2595 40. Corn
sles ~ bushels mixed Western 6s6g Mess pork quiet
sles s5Obb quotations unchanged dull I255a 1879
Coffee steady, sales $50 bags Rio lie sugar dull sales AS
boxes Cuba 1865.
Oct 3O.-Cotten day 10 900 bales
midng l49uh sales Of three days z65Oo bales receipts
day $4,000 bales against 40 during cores
pondng year port
year $50 bales all Southern ports
year $4,000 bales. Flour dull 1895 IS, Pork
nominal 10 So Freight Liverpool Il % Sterling
exchange y OK bills Of ladirg $685. New Yorh sight
exchange lsg5 discount:
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DR.. Eaton's InFontiIe Cordial, for Child.
rem TeethiRg,

Is narcotic to u to sleep pera to death your f
terng precious OnebUt reliable aud remedy for
the ills OF nfantile life. twill gums reduce in
fammation and relieve all pain, greatly facilitate the
process at the period Of thin It works ehsrn giving
healthy sleep right to the little sufferer grateful rest 10
the weared mother II does conspae bowels because
contains NO AORPHLYSL opise of any kind fact
fully warranted in stating other
preparation for nfahe complaints this pub
lie, bu is quick and fag remedy Dilrrl9H Dis
entery- and ca177er 0HpGiat. Also, for Wind Collie
Gripping ia the NoHdct1 Acdiy and bei1g powerful anti
spasnodc mOt1es should always ny in cases OF
C010So especially when they purpose giving children
OF the other old fas Toned narcotics Of the day. exceedingly
liable to bring these fits Be none but Dr.
Eston's Infante Cordial, this only can you rely co.
Soldby CHURCH & DUPONT,
Sole projectors 400 broadway, New York.
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The PONY ExDreSI.

ST. JosEPH, Oct. 30.-The California Pony Ex-
press, with four days later dates has arrived.
The steamer Granada will prove q total loss.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1.-THE markets are I'M
changed but firm.
1t is generally conceded that the election of Cur
tin in Pennsylvania will carry California for Lin
coin. The Breckenridge party are losing strength
Brevet Brigader General Clarke, commander of
the department in California, is dead.
The rainy season has commenced.
Oregon news unimpOrtant
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-31
CHEROKEE CUREI

An anfaflt7g care for Seminal Weakness, Hoc.
turnai EmmlssiOns, LmpotsRey, Loss Of Pooer,
Pains in tie Back, Stone IN tie Bladder Distracted
and Difficult AenStruation, and all Diseases caused
6y dsoatiag from the path Of Nature, and INDUCING
in Self Pollution.
By the use Of this Cure all improper discharges are remov.
cd the weakened organs CT generation speedily cured
full vgcr restored.
Either contemplating marriage should reflect that sound
mind and body Necessary to promote hapoDr
In the Cherokee Cure the poor debted worn down ard
desparng devOee Of sensual pleasure will hnd relief.
1t is safe ana p asant in taste but action
tanning mineral poison but prepared from pure vegetable
extracts in the form OF a delicious syrup.
Price 81 Bottle, reeOttes S. gnd Forwarded
by express to all parts Of the world
Sold BY all respectable Druggists everywhere
POTTER & MERWIN. Psoprstors St Louis. No.
Sold in Nashville by Ewing PendletOn, Berry Demovie
&. W Hendersaott, and BY Druggists everywhere.
oct2S-dtwSIwly
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From Leavenworth.

LEAvENwORTH, Oct. 3O.-The Times says that 60
dragons, under Capt Sturgis, accompanied by the
Indian Agent Cowan have been driving the settlers
from the Cherokee neutral land. Seventy-four
houses were burned and the occupants elected.
There is much excitement in Southern Kansas,
though it is thought it is greatly exaggerated.
A committee in this city to devise means for the
relief of the sufferers in the Territory have been
appointed to solicit aid from the East
The river is low. and navigation difficult.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-31

Crane d SanfOrd's Weekly Provision and
EIomF EFrcnTar

ST LOUIS, Saturday Evening" Oct. 27-The risen
few nches but enough have material effect bust
which continues dull. The features
the increased receipts Of Grain change price
Corn marked decline in Wheat and Flour; change
in Provisions with general dullness all articles Of Produce
Wheat exhibiting E.ors activity than other articles.
CoRN-The receipts Of the 2679 SKIS The market
has ruled dull and inactive the week. with prices
changed from those Of last week Sales have ranged follows
Mixed 44c 5Oc Yellow at 4c 47c White 5jc
(shed in guDnieT sscks ncuded closing With day
Of Mixed yellow at 43c to Acc; White 50c
WHEAT-Receps Of the week SO SKIS being the largest
weekly receipt Of the crop The market opened decline
frcm last and continued dropping until the
Of the week. when the decline checked and csss steady
All kinds have felt the decline but inferior qualities greater
degree than prime grades Tie decline range
follows: Spring and Club SOC c good Fall
at GOO to l5o prime and choice do 1886 2Oc mot ncud
ing sacfs closing with sales to-day Spring and Club 75c
&c. Fail at 96c to ll4c Large receipts causing further de
cline Of about &c
FLoUR-The market closed dull dropping week, and
has nantaned the during this The and has been
limited and for shipment The sales Of City Superne
81 and 81 70 for ronnd lots for delivery and at The
close than the latter figure be obtained showing
selling these figures. while Others occupied filling
maturing now, higher than present prices the
amount Ohtnsbe at these fgmes limited Il be bought
for November and December delivery at s..
PRovIoNsWh the exception Of decline in Bacon Shoulders
change hiss transpd either prices ohsr features
Of the market We hear u no operations disposition
future delivery hog product small shipment
Pork the first Of the has arrived from Quincy, Ill
Mess Pork sold decline of SOC. We OF
sale Of 1870 Hams green from the block delivered at Quincy
Lt7lGc CRANE sASFOR
Brokers in Provisions and BreadItuGs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-31

TERRWE Affair IN LENlNGr0N.-Wc learn from
the Cincinnati Commercial that. Saturday last
some people residing on Short street in Lexington,
were alarmed by the groans of human being is
suing from the dwelling house of a poor German
woman named Pieifer and upon entering her
abode a spectacle at once horrible and shocking
met their gaze Mrs. Pfeifer was lying upon the
floor in a pool Of blood which was flowing from
three four wounds on the top and back part
of her head. and from a frightful cash IN her
throat while an axe. having the appearance Of be-
ing recently sharpened, and a razor lying by her
side. Although life was not extinct and the un-
fortunate woman could sull articulate, she re-
fused to give any account of the affair even TO
her husband and only child who had just arrived
from distant part ofthe city& Mrs. Ptelter had
been mentally derangci for some time preceding
the dreadful act, but her disease did not take a
dangerous fora and from the fact that the wounds
on the back and top of her head were evidently
inflicted with the axe, upon which some of her
hair. still remained the idea of suicide is hardly
admissible The wounds were carefully dressed,
and although the woman was still alive when our
informant left the city there was very little proba
bl.ity Of her recovery.
The PRINCE OF WALES WALKING WITH THE YANKEE
GM-"-Mr. and Mrs. W. J. FLORENCE were playing
an engament at the Howard Atheneum IN Boston
during the visit Of the Prince of Wales to that city
and the New York Dispatch tells US:
The Prince waltzel with Mrs ". J. Florence at
the Boston Academy OF Music, on Thursday night
The ladv was richly Costumed. and His ROYAL High
ness was marked in his attention to her He men
toned the fact of having witnessed her personaton
of the Yankee Gel, at the Theatre Royal Drurv
Lane London.
Mrs Florence was dressed in pink moire antique.
with long train. trimmed with point lace Head
dress of pearls. Braceletand ear rings OF diamonds
Her splendid figure showed to great advantage.
We presume the Dispatch trying itself upon
a sensation item
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THIS REMEDY" CURES WHEN ALL OTHEI
PREPARATIONS FAIL.