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The New York herald., 1862-11-01
INSURANCE..
truE DRAFTING HAS CONE AT LAST
STATE or NEW YORK;
TIE NEW YORK yENERAL INSURANCE

2t0 Broadway, r9bm No. z,
will continue insure anee to furnish substthtts
% those who laay draft d. io premium 81 500 or rl
those who ~ aea sums 0t IRON sVv :"
81 u IL 81 esntWm % IN y cent 5000. -.
~ stircairs .iven ing ~ The ollce or seht ny
- kssns anist Ia State
The New York herald., 1862-11-01
HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

A UCTION NoTICE--sPECIAL SALE OF TROrTING
n Horses-At the New York Tattersas corner of Sixth
and Thirynuth street ON Saturday, November
1862 at two O'Clock r NJ win be sold at auction without
serve, two fast Trong Horses. Terms cash, taukabe
funds No. lBay mare Caroline i5,s hands high seven
years old ayrned sound and kind very stylish
to troi In Zao to wagon No sorrsi b9rs wsser war
high weigh ,05O pounds warranted
pole N.B-fhc above horses the property Of
gentlemen selling his establishment and Co be- sold
without to the highest bidder they warranted
not to touch cut single foot in trotng In the above time
both very gated and tro together In 50 10 POLE
HENRY PALMER Salesman.
w. NJ. LANGLEY, Auctioneer and Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1862-11-01
THE TURF.

FASHION PLEASURE GROUND ASSOCIATION.
l. Monday, November g. at "a O'Clock match $500;
Nile heats, best In in harness.
g. B. Quick names b. m Rose OF Washington.
W. H. Quackenbush names b. g. Skidi.
r. Ogle, names Buckskin.
Good day and gool trace.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13
LATEST NE WIS.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
FROM WASHINGTON.

The gFibune's special Washington CORES.
pondtn OF the l2th, says he has the follow
ing from Sigels corps:
FA RFAx G h Oct ~ The party sent t.
Aldre 10 ind the cavalry who attacked ou
men on lhursday, returned to day They
ouly found nine oil tho enemy, whom theI
chased through Adfe A number of paroi
edrebel prisoners, residents sthis- vicinity
who had been sent ltom The OldlCGpitol prison
here to Richmond, reached here again to-day.
they report much feeling exists there sgains,
lhe Il DAVIS government and that il war
denounced IN the bilerest terms Conscripl,
who reached their lines say the people nnu
soldiers are getting tired OF the rebellion and
0Nuld Dc glad 10 get away il they possibly
. ilJ. .uns l.,..
The special 10 the Times sAyE-The news OF
the rebels raid, into pepnsyvania created in
tense excitement yesterday morning, and no
rIiicaiiIns we're in mediatey Issued tor b
meeting Of Cnhinet officers, at which the pres
rnce OF the General Ia Chief was requested
What transpired aud lne conclusion arrived al
are OF course not public, but il Is said a des
patch was Immediately sent to Gen. Hooker,
requesting his presence at an adjourned meet
lpg. Rumors more than ordinary definite are
afoat 10 dayf assigning new parts TO promi
nent actors on the National Stage The most
plausible Of these mmors replaces SscrntnrJ
Stanton by Gen Banks and sends McClellau
to the West and Hooker 10 the army Of the
Potomac
BY SPECIAL dispatch IRON Times correspon.
dent at Chantilly, we learn that Capt Conger
has made another reconnOisance to Aldu and
Mlddeburg and ascertamed that there is a
rebel force Of ABOUT 10000 men encampeo
within mile of the latter place, consisting Of
artillery and cavalry Z A movement in force
Of the enemy towards Cenueville is auticipa.
ted aud provided for
| A correspondent at, Centreyille gives The
result of a reconnoisance made by Lieut. Paul
Won Koening Of Gen Sig OF l. staff left
camp Friday, with &c men and returned to.
dav, having passed through Brentonyiile 10
Ellis Ford on the RappahannOck Lieut. X
reports that the whole north bank Of the Rap
pahauuock ID strongly picketed by ths rebets
and even citlzsns are pot allowed to eros,
without passes Tbs 18th cavalry and I'd in
tanlry are stationed at Culpepperand a strong
picket at Falmouth, Keliy's Ford is strongly
projected by frequent visits OF rebel cavalry
The bridge AZ the RappAhaifnock station, thu
report states has BEEN destroyed
Tribune letter from Harper's Ferry oil
says, Notwithstanding the ppparent inaeiion,
believe nrrrmpory orders have been received
5 for one Of the largest and most importan
NOV, ments Of the war Preparations ar
rapidly progressing and within next week o
= 10 days the country will doubtless be glad
I dened with intelligence more grateful tha
) any other received of The army OF the PotC
= mac
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13
EFFECTS OF THE NEGRO PRocLAMA.
TION ON SOUTHERN UNION MEN

CAIRO. Oct ll--The Grenada appeal Of
he 9Th, makes the result of the battle Of
Corinth even more disastrous to the rebels
than our own papers IL is stated that the at.
tuck was opposed BY all but one General,
meaning probably, Van Dorm, Agoinst whom
there was great indignation manifested
hon. ~ A, Nels0n Of Tennessee, who
hitherto remained neutral, published an ad-
dress coudemning Presidents Emancipation
Proclamation.
The Expedition sent from Memphis, Sun
day last to Wolf River, a few miles beyond
Germanton returned on Monday having sur
prised re6elo casnpg killing -four including
one Captain, wounded fourteen, captured fly
and number Of horses and arms
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13
sHERIFFs SALE. . -
Montgomery Superior
aFACourt.
Gaze No. 20oo.
James Turner, ct al

James Turner, OF oil Montgomery Superior
VIM. ,. Comfy, X. N. Com. Gaze No. 2O00.
I " aud Kiehsrd Green Js.-ftI
DY Virtue Of, AID IN obedience TO the command Of q
ID ven. sx.. aeilto me directed from the Superior
Oouft Of Moptgotnery county ohio, l will ofisT =
Puc Sale At the door OF the Court House In the CITY
- Satunday, Sovep,bsr lat, 1862. 4
At two o'clock p m, Of sad day, the following des
cnbed real estate viz. As the proper OF Iichard
GTeen, at of the North East quiTteE Of In lot NO.
,US in tho city Of Dayton, Aiontk komery coua.
~, Ohio, beginning ~ the northwest corner
OF said ] I snt running from thcnce eastward
iy with Second street thirty two (32) leet 70 Az.
bert r. H. Folkerh north west corner OF said quarter
lot, thence Al right angles soathwardly with Roerths
west line, sixty teet 70 seven loot 3 10y, thence
al right anRes Westwardly thrlytwo (S2j feet 70 the
western Doundery oi said quarter lot thence north.
wardiy sixty SIX ieet, With said western boundery VI
| said quarter lot " tile place Of beginning
Also IN lot NO. 26J, corner VI h and Perry street.
Also in lots numbered 95lS, south wsat part, and
lot aSl4 east part AL Ia Dayton, Montgomery county,
| Ohio. f'9 i- .a'1H N =
The above premises under former execution we're
| appraised As lOllows "a tH
L.ts NO loo on second street n ...,... 5000 90
" 163 corner OF 9th and Perry sts. 80. :. 1000 "a
- 26t3 aud z6lA z6lAat.........,.......,.... 90 W
The above dasgrlbed properly Was tAken on Oxeou.
ton the property OF lehEd Csfeen, al the sult o
James Turner aud Ellen Turner against W. h. Comfy
X. y. Comfy aud hchArd Green. ~ sa q,
The Shove proeerty cannot ssl for less than of u,
apprAisoment Tesms Cash. FA
NE. JoHDAN, ATTY. sesSvts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13
rae REBEL RETREAT.

HARRnBuRo, Oct l2--Rebels encamped al
Emmittsburg last nignt
The Operator AZ Carlisle telegraphed that
scouts report rebels moving on that place
The utmost excite ment prevails there.
Ldtsr--The enemy lett Gettysburg last
night crossed the Baltimore and Ono Rail
road at New Market destroying road and telc
graph, then suuek for the Potomac east ol
Aonocacy
Our cavalry is pursuing but will be pro6a
loo late to capture thsm. Mcclellan may IN
tercept them but il is doubtful '''
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13
BUELLs OFFlCIAL REPORT.

[omcial from Gen Buell., 'Pcuysville Ky,
via Bardsiown, Oct 10 NM,
have already advised you Of the move
ments Of the army under my command from
Louisville More or less skirmishug has oc.
Cured daily With The enemy's cavalry Since
then II was supposed the enemy would give
battle ut Bardstuwn
Ny troops reached that point on the 9th
inst, driving out the enemy,s rear guard OF
cavalry. fr fft atTuJ
The main body retired towards Springfield,
whittier the suit was continued We sent o
corps under Gen Gilbert on the. direct road
iiom Springfield 10 Perrysyille, who arrived
on tbs Ith inst, within two miles OF the town
whete the enemy was lontdto be in force
The left column, under General McCook,
came up on the Knoxville road about 10 o..
clock yesterday, the 9th inst 1t was ordered
into position 10 attack, and a strong recon.
noisance directed
AT ! clock received a request from Gen
McCook TOR rtinforcements, and learned that
the lett had been severely engaged for several
hours, and that the right and left Of that corps
we're being turned aud severely pressed.
Reinlotcements were Immediately sent for.
ward from the center Orders were also sem
from the right column, under General Critten
den, which wAs advancing by the Lebanon
road, to push lorwaid d and attack the enemy {
eff but it Was inp 'ssiols for 1t to get in posi-
6 on to svcure ANY decisive result
] Thsacion continued ill dark Some fight
! ing also occurred ~ the GENRE The enemy
"us tverY where repulsel, but not without some
m June ntary ADVANTAGE G on the lett lhe sew
eral corps were put in position during the
Mlhi, bni moved at O'clock this morning
SOM sk,rml,h,nY occurred with the enemy {
rear Guard The main body had iallen bach
th- direction ot Hnuod,b burg
have 40 accurate report Gf our loss Il
is probably pretty heavy. including valuable
rficers. Generals Jackson and Terrell re.
3. ret ~ say ar. nmong the killed. 81
[sigled) DC BUELL.,
Major General Commanding.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13
SIoHr DISPATCHES.
RRRELs AM MISUNDERSTANDING.

HARsisBURo, Peau, Oct ll-This moroine
the rrbs is drsir, yed. the msehinc shops Vf The
rsiiA AZ, st d Tie tOihdg stock u the CumOer'
LAND Va 'ey ha,lrosd Company, witch we're al
ChsmDersOure, and bnrued he rail- oad bridge
Ut scotland, five miles east OF Chambersburg
The, have seized about 500 horses, and have
also taken large amount OF government
clothing, witch they at once exchanged tor
their own dilapdated garments
A portion of,heir ,0rce moved this morning
in The direction OF Gettysburg.
Its impossible 10 learn fully shat the in
tenuon Of the rebels are Means are being de
vlsed to capture their eutire party
IL has been asierlained thatthe rebels cross
ed the Potomac near Clear Spring early yes
terday morning; and entered Pennsylvania bJ
Blnius Valley
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13
FEpERAL TRAIN CAPTURLD.

IouisviLLE, Oct ll.--Ths Democrat learns
that Capt. Bowles Qustgrmssters hnin was
altAcked on the morning OF the srh BY . par
" OF rebels, whom Major Bradford held in
check near Frankfort, when Kirby Smith'B
whole force appeared on the opposire side Of
abe river and Becessitaled a surrenCes OF sev.
eniaen Federal Govsrment Wagons, aud ten
OF tift : suffers wagons
The sn.my cdptared $50 Of SilPs shaglers
whom thsy sent back 10 the train.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13
lNTERCEPIEn LErrERs

NEw-YoHE, Oct Is. s.=fhv Hsrdids Wash.
ingron correspondent rlys-4 Government hns
come into possession Of a letter from Beaure.
gard 10 BeagRscmiainiTw Gdl eriiictams upon
The campaign and carefnl survey OF the
Rebel resources and prospects,, with an txpla
nation oi their rfvsrarsneg Il elfafly uldi
Gates that the Rebel Army is much larger than
the federal authorities have hitherto be.
lieved
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13

~ Amoaa.fha. Fedefa,a capinrnd vera. Najor
Bradiord, slput. Caseil % The TIN 'pg, CAPT
Bowles 'Q1aiermas Igept Rray of the SOth
indiana. Lieut. Glldsmiih ofihe 18th Ohio.
The JmirnHi thys Gryson vas taken BY the
rebels on The 3Olh ol SrwembrD
Nashville is surrounded by he rebels, COM
mitiirg all sorts OF depredauous The FEEDER.
als are on half fntons. Provisions are at fsb
ulous prices
The rebels captured forty federal foragiu
wagons last week nine miles South e Nash
Vile
Col Bsnneit, the Guerrilla Chief who was
routed half way between Gsllatin aud Nash
vile, is said TO be morally wounded.
I Il is reported by intelligent army officers
thet Generals Chealhan and Folk, we're killed
and that the rebel less a, perrysville exceed
ed ours by three 10 one.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13
} REPoRrsbI pATfLE FordhT.. |, !. !.

NEw YoRK, Oct 1.-The following is a
special TO the Herald: 1ezs1 .ss
A private dispatch says great battle fought
Yesterday between Harrodsbug and Danville
KY heavier than Wednesdays battle.
Here the lines broke and interrupted the
further transmission of dispatches 1les
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13
RERELs FALLlNG BAOE.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct ll--A dispatch frou
Governor Curtin 70 he Mayor sIGles that uC
troops are needed fVm ihis polut be retel'
AIe already reported ialnng back.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Jacob Blum, Plant n, AgAnst Mosss Llndenmuth De.
tspdAnt booro John ii. 81 ppslnlah, JuAllee of tbs
Peace Of Dayton 'o"nship' Montgomery county,
ns The sth day Of August. said Justice Issued al
" order of Attachment IA the above Aelon Tor ths
SUN OF Two dollars and iorty cents.
au2bsS ~ - - JACOB RLtiM
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13
Ihe Alid EstabIished BIndery

THOS. w. ODELL,
ODRNER Oh MAIN AND THIRD STREET OVER
THE UNION TELEGRAPH OFFICE,
Al AdANpFACTuRES all kinda OF BLANK BOOKS for
Va County Otces, banks, lRail Road lrnoes. BuSi-
ness Men, and others His work comprises every
style, rom ~ osnts up to $500 per quire.
gbestNo. 4 LAID or We've paper used on BanS Work,
sMagaznes, Periodicals, Ace, &c, bound In any style
dsslred N PLAN or gut and having the tools, &e.
Taeriy used by Mores, and by Calender he in
% match all volumes bound by them.
soid Books reb1und, and Inade-to look better than
When new
Muae bound in any style desired, and paged, a con
venlence never before offered here, with music binding
SS- His PAGING MACHINE is the only one In me
HD, and ~ ops OF the most important inventions o
the present Day. Itwin accurately page and number
Books, Checks Drafts, IAailrOad Books, and papers
and any kind Of Blanks a. h,gA as ten Lhotlsand.
~ w. y. also pays very perueular AttsntiOn 10 pre-
psz1nR III kinds or BtiAS WITH FtiHisa IIsads-Rail.
hoad and other Workrequnng neatness and spAtch.
RA- Having recently greatly added to his already
arseAsiss ne better than ever PrepRrsdtO please
Aal- He reisrs 20 the County ofhces Of Montgomery
Ftehlfs parks, and 70 the raFious BRnks, RailrVa
desa, 4e, In the Miami Valley, tor speclfsnA OF is
NOrk az declS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13
THE UNION STORE.

NNTM, WALKER, 3Ol, Third street, has united with
w his extensive stock OF Moo and Boys cLOTH-
lRO, and Gents FURhlshihG GOODS, a large and
complete stock OF the best qualities snd moSt dosra
e etyles Of BOOTS aud shukh. which ha will Ssl 0t
The lowest rates. He has now thorouEh assortment
Of PIECE GOODS. which he will sell ateost 10 make
room for Fall CiothipR, = ~
he viii tnanaa.elrs cIOthlS ans Boot aud shoss.
&C., to order IN chs best style.
WALTER ThOWBRIDGE, 50 long known here A.
No. workman, has charge Of the boet aud shoe de
pArttAent, aud whl BE- pleased 70 attend promptly 10
ths Srdefs u hia old ilsnas 40 The pNba lYaiuly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13
FNOTICE.A BAR0AIN.

fINHE underslgnSd oter or sale tne iarIn known AZ
John booker's IN kAndVlph 70 nship, I'm the War
u.r setdotnen D., about one and surt mlles north
" salem. The sad iArm contains one hundred and
twenty acres, ninety acres OF which 10 under good
fvues and good ultvkuoni the balance IL No. Wood
and. The improvements are two good DIV, Hing houses;
good barn and otner ont.budlngsi two never failing
larm - one OF tho most desirAGe IN the county ana
the neirs be ng desroGs 10 sell at private sale Will sell
tho or $50 por acre good and onaule ,e
ANY Vne desiTous 70 see sad premises wilIcall
Warner or John h. Warner VINO live near SAID farm,
and for any iniormahon wanted II call on D. X boyer
Clerk o tho Court Of Montgomery county, ONO the
Court House. ]. WAlsNER.f q Z
aA23N9m JOIN n MARNER. .
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13
lNyAsloS4 Of Pennsylvania.

y FENNTFHVT'Il Wv II = I4aTNTF UHINTHI &c
e. uA,s that the Rebels have escaped.
n Y crossed the Potomac near the mouth OF
tie Monocacy, marching 80 miles in "a
hours T sffIFb FFg
sasanions forces arrived at the crossing
ius as tho Rebels finished and engaged their
artillery Resul: unknown. Pleosanton .
force marched 7s pilesin - boars
WAsHiKoToS, Oct l2-Ths COMMITTEES d
War Democrats from the 4ih Congressional
district, visited Gen.. Siekles and invited him
TO run for Congfess
tis understood be accepts and will imme
diAtely eater on an active campaign
jli1ss s,sag lofs gs ~ Es5sg ,sd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13

TAKE no more BdiSa, Mersuy o. UYpteasaat MeiicinSs
Jor Unpleasant and dangerous Diseases,
HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU
SECRET DISEASES
In All their stages; AZ little Expense,
Lutte or no change IN Diet; No inconvenience;
aud Exposure.
IL causes frequent desire aud givea myth 70
vnnate, Thereby moving Obstrleuons
Preventing AIiu Caring str. etuTss vi the Ure.hra,
AiGyi ing Pam and imam nation, so
requentin tlle class dIneases, and expelling all
to,sonoas Dissassd and rorR cut Mdttsr.
Thousands upon Thousands
RLU H.. ,E BEEN THE VICTIMS or QUAoRS,
wis have paid heavy fees TO DO cured In a short
Y0son has, by the use OF poesgt astsinqents" been
dried up 10 tho stem, 10 break out aggravated
form, and
PERHAPS AFTER AARRIA0R
Use HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BUcHU
for ali aneSnous and diseases Of the
URINARY ORGANS,
whether eEisungin
MALE OR FEMALE,
rom Whatever cause orig naanS and NO matter et
HOW LONG STANDIRo.
DheAAeho OF thsse organs require toe Ad d IFureec.
HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BUcHu
rsTHE GREAT pIURETIc.
and il is certain 70 have the denred sneet IA
Diseases for ohteh "a recommended
Rpdnse Of the most RSsponsbts dHd Rsios CAascessr
Will accompany the medicines.
CERrIFIoATEs OF CuREB,
with Names known to
SCIENCE AND FAMK,
"PHYSICIANS' TAKE NOTICE"
Wsmaks ''EO seass" cT''Ingrsdisnts -
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BU.Hu
I.eOmpesed Of BuOhu., cuoebs and Juniper Berries
PREPARED IN vAcUo.
f BYu IA n. HELMBoLD,
PraeteAa and AnAynt Chemist, and Sole AAnuiAc.
] turer OF
dELMRoLP's GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
.1y AFFIDAVIT.
Personally appeared before me, an Alderman OF the
city Of Ph lEdelpha, II r. Hslmbold, who being dulJ
sworn, doth say, mis- preparations contain no naTcotc
no a msSSry or 0Aher injurious drug est are guTel,
sworn and subscribed before me. this 9sd day Of No
| Vembsr' 1904 WM p. HlhBERD,
Alderman, Ninth st., stove Phila
PHYSICIANS ~ ATTENDANCE FROM q A. a
10 p. NJ
Pries 81 per bottle, or AK for %.
Delivered 70 any address, securely packed from OBJ
Address letters Of information in confidence TO
X, II. HELhBoLD, Ctssnlst
Depot, iot south Tenth 81, below ohsstnut Phlla.
BEWARE OF coUNTERFEITs,
AlyD UHPRINcIPLED DEALERS,
VINO enAeayar to dispose "af their own aud 'other
ARTICLES on che reputation attained By
A''SSO'r' gsa"'"' ksfssy,qSs.o... ,,1ss,, S,,s: .fh.
GA. F" " Sazsapdrlla,
e." Improved kOss Wask
Sold by af
AND ALL DRUGGISTS ,EvERYwHEREi
ASK FOR HELMBoLD's.
TAKE NO OTHER.
oua out The Advertisement. and send fOSh
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE.
{ Describe Symptoms In az Communication,
Cures eu~rsnsssdI Advice a~@sas
| aorTdAwln
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13

FEMALES - FEMALES FEMALES
OLD OR YOI Nc. sIAGLE, MARRIED, OR CON.
TEMFLATING MAkklAGE.
La Muav Affections fseuliar 10 Females
The Extinct buchu 10 unequaed by any other reIns-
~, IN VhlorVss OF kstreLchng, Irregusuty, Pam.
lutnSss, or suppression oi Customary kvaeuatiOnB,
Ucerl1ed or lIIrTVus state VI tho Uterus, Lsueorr
hea or hes, tsIlity, and Tor ali complaints
ths hsx. wnetLSr Sising rom IDdIseTeuOn, hRbts
VI Diss pa.iVtl, or ia Tie
DEcLINR on CHANCE OF LIREi
See symptoms above.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BIZ WITHOUT 1T.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13
SaooIerp, sc.
NOTICE 70 ALI Ml0M II MAI O0N0ERl

NOricEii " hereby gwen that thsFs are nov pending
before ths cry Council Of the Ci.y Of paytoa, The
10 grade and pave the elley running east and west
nom Madison TO Sears street betWeen Frat and second
streets.
In pursuance of the law, said Ordinances we're tw1es
read, LAID on tho table, and tho Clerk nAruotsd 70 Vs
ouI weeks notice Of the penoency OF the same
The law requires all claims for damagss thst msyl
accrue nom said improvements 70 10 hled In writing
with NE Cily Clefas setting forth the amOunt Of DANA
ges claimed sthn two weeks aleT the aSpiralon d
the Guns reqarsd ier the publication OF ouch notice
When the aArns wilI be taken w Iof final action.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13

-. .g.1 ..l4 5sssA g .l,.. a5H.l ~, ...4 ..e
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13

fftash srnad rcfs da 80 wtram ield ~ g
r.5rlH uE1'U fT9NHFhW ft1e
81. .al.s sslasss ~ Ia slssi1 80
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13

FFons he Democrat, 81. cyo.d, Nina.
II you are, OF nave been troubled with the headache
send tor box, (cephahe Pllsi that you may haYr
them In OF an attack.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13
NEVER BEEN KNOWN no FAN

IA any cass OF kheuniatsm, no matter OF how long
tudins, where the ufee1ons wers carefully toilowsd,
Ior, indeed IN ths ease VI any disease for hlch Il
recommended. ~ 1s.tl aFs. .sr FH- ..a.""
In cases Oi Neuralgia, PaiDs in the back, side, and
thest. " amps IN The stomach, bprlns, bp.al lTuta
lou and heskness1 C.rOnis sOreg Bulns, 5calds,
rrosIed Feet aud Hands, Ioothaehs, HeaaAche, Sc,,
Il acts Ike n enLm.
Tns e Iinimsntun 10 the result Of many years
perseverng eHpsrnSnt, aud comouOs among itS TaFe
SGssilSheiSs ths paramount virtue u f I... '-
IN Extraordinary Penetratlve Power,
rich no other LlDirjent pOssssses, viii Is III.
secret VI the unpataIieIvu success WhiGh soLs the
' LIuimentuul wherever itIs used.
fry 1T ONCE, AND YOU WILL NEVER Dk
WITHOUT lc.
Its put up IN Is cont 50 cent, and 81 bottles with
lull directions for Use, and man nuaetured ouly BY
Dn. N. CJhWAl, Proprietor,
No. $50 lhird street. Day lou, ohio
sA-for sale in Layton ~ AL prugSlsls., sel5dAo3n
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13

From ns Examiner Moron, Pa
They have been tested in more ,hrn thousand css.
with entire success tUE El95a fe argJ 4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13

From tie Advertiser, Providence, X. l.
The CsphAlc Pills are said 10 bs n rem arkhbly enec.
tive edy for the headAehe and one Of the very beet
discovered.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13
THE FOLLOWING ENDoRsEMkNrs or
Spalding's CephalicPills
WILL CONVINCE ALL WHO SUFFER- FROM
n A . A G n
SPEEDY AND. sURE CCRE
Is WITHIN THEIR REACH. ~

As these Testimonials were unsolicited by Mr. spslps
they ahoTd unquesuonabe proof VI the efficacy
Of this truy scientific discovery. u
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13
CAUTION.

As eoFtain unpsinoipsed psrsonE are attempting 10
palm o. On tbs hnSnst INblle rnitatons of nv
PREPARED GLUE, would caution all persons 70 81.
RA BPkLDlNo'a PREPARED GLUE,rG1 u
h on the outslds vrAppess all 0thogS are sWtndlipa
oonntsrAsfts. mala
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13

From the Era'ninsr korfou Va.
oephAlic Pills accem piah the object for which The
we're made, VIE Cure Of headache In all its forms.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13

YrsiLANrI. hicH,. JAn. Il. 1901.
M. spaldins. - .Es '-i'l
81:
Not long since sent TO you for . box Of Cephal,.
Pills for the cure Of the Nervous Headache and Cs,.
hvenees, and received the same aud sV hod 70 = 81
an SDsct tAdt ,eas induced TO send for Nors,
Please send By return mail iN}s
Direct to A. X. WHEELER,
httAt AA a YpnilAnti. Mh'h