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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-05-29
DUY ME AND I'll DO YOU GOOD.
HEALTH AND STRENGTH SECURED,
~ rHE Use or TIKI
GREAT SPRING II SUMMER MEDICINE.
DIR. LANGLEY'S

IAN(O L " IL - lNlp - i ] ElGS.
CoppoSci Of Safsapariiia. liiM lheyvy Yeloo D9ck
Pricty dsh. 1hWouQhnorf Ripbar5 Mandrake, Dan
dc'ioH Sc an Of wbch Compounded as 10 aei ni
conceIt and ssist Nature ,rdaicatiHg Disease
This medicine has been before the public for over four.
teen years. with constantly increasing success and is
nov
THE STANDARD MEDICINE OF THE AGE
Its eject upon the system 10 most wondcrfusci ~ 2
directly upon the seat Of disease cleansing fhe bowels
removing all distractions from the Internal urgaus .r.
ulang them into healthy action, purifying ihc blood DE-
'estug Of all humors, building up the weakened .ys.
tenn, and restoring The invalid health and uscfincss
They cure and eradicate from che SYSTEM Liver Con-
plant that main wheel OF many diseases Jaundce n
us worst forms all Bilious Diseases and Foul Stomach
Dyspepsia, Cosuveuess all kinds Of Humors Ind ges-
ton Headache, Dizziness, Piles, Heartburn Weakness,
Pains ia The Side aud Bowels, tlaueucy Loss Of Appc-
tito, aud forbid or Diseases Liver, Dsofleitd ,1n.
ach, Oh Bad Blood to which oil subject
in Spring and summer
il is highly recommended by Physicians everywhere.
Try aud you will never regret H. No medicine can be
like 10 It's sslutary effect, therefore inquire Tor Lang
ley Biuors, aud take no other.
Only 81 and so cents per bottle. Sold by Dealers in
Medicine everywhere Orders addressed 20
GEO G.. GOODWIN & CO.
4l5I 80 Hanover ST., Boston.
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IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED.
DIX DOW continues TO be consulted at his ofF oe
Noe. and Endicot Street Boston on all disease or
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.

10y long course " study and practical experience %
unlimited extent Or D. has the qualification ofprc
sentng the unfortunate with remedies that have never
since he first introduced them failed cure the mos
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-05-29

'I'O CARRIAGE MAKERS. - The sub
Il scrincf wishes 60 rent his Shop, situated u Cabot
Village, to good Carriage Maker Said shop has IN il
all tho Machinery necessary for carrying the Carriage
making business consisting Of Circular and Gig Saws
Icnonng aud Moruuing Machines, Planning Machine
and Turning Lathe, with good water power and room
sufficient for carrying extensive business There
are also good rooms for painting together with Black
smith Shop
Also agood Dweliinghouse with Barn and Shed at.
tsched
This is one Of the best locations in this vicinity for the
above business.
Terms reasonable, and possession given Immediately
JASON BRITT.
Cabot, March ~ 1868 45n
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-05-29

0TlfU NfmsUnl salmon 0chTIOT, UaTF ITHU IFHI TTHU
yellow, Light yellow Orange Magenta, Solferino,
French Blue, Royal Purple Violet
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-05-29

n. II, ED u y.
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS

Late Ageatof L. s. Pet,4R orc. Warrington. f,,nier
he lct Of 1881
20 srATE STREET. OPPOSITE KIRBY STREET
Busros, MAssAcHusErrs.
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MADAME ZADOC POBTERS
G REAT COU G II NEEDY

MADAME ZApoo poKrrRis CuaA-
tive HtIsam b. warranted 10 used
a'cofdinF o. the directions, to
euro tu sli cases Coughs, Colds,
NhoHping Cough, Asthma. andall
en- ct1us Of The Throat aud
luu4s.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-05-29

These Dye Colors are expressly for family use, having
been perfected at great expense, after many years Of
study and experiment The goods ready TO wear in
fcm one TO three hours time The process is simple,
and any ono can lho dive. with noIlael succeaa.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-05-29
FAMILY DYE COLORS

LIST OF COLORs Black, Dark
Brown. Snuff Brown, Light Brown,
Dark Blue, Light Blue Dark
Green, Light Green, Pink, Purple,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-21
LET THE AFFLICTED READ


And earn that parfcot aud radical u Warranted
aud guaranteed TO all who are afflicted with weakness
debility nerSous compalnta melancholy Thoughts de-
preston of spits distrcsa and anguish " mnd oss
oi sicC loss Of memory, losa Of energy and muscular
power, puny growth, wasting away aud want OF con-
hlings, Impotence aud disgust II liie.
HEAR WHAT rHE MEDICAL PRESS SAYS,
some physicians require TO be told the nature of your
dsease--the ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN does
not His perfect knowledge Of the human system enables
him 90 describe the diseases whou, any Information
nom the patient TO explain n original cause aud 10
guarantee cure And what Is more valuable sti ho
will honestly and frankly el whether you hs cured
OF not All his eommunications and interviews are
strictly private aud oonhdenilai.--Mel,oaI Jesrsal
The botanic Rsmsdies q Ds. Raphael, the Enslish
holaue Physician, nsssr ALLIED yet % mats psTegt,
radical and permanent cure Of ALL PRIVATE, sE.
CREr. AND NENEREAL DISEASES without the Use
Of Mercgry, without hlRdCrAnso nom business, and
SONS, such arsenic, nAk yOmoa, opium, any other
polsons No mercury ncr any deadly minerals
this wonderful botanic Phyaioian Ills botanic Rene
dies never yet aled 10 the obstinate and the
most dangerous cases, aud % remove all mercury aud
dice had hiled = meRssl ssssssI ''''' ''''''
GOOD NEWS FOR siN0LE MEN COgTEMPLAT.
pSnsni af ths 6daSS Ma, Sss 19s So5s %
On THURSDAY, the alst q May, lssol
NumsI0ns cures q diseases caused BY eeTy ndsoro-
uon having haen per0rned By the Engsh hoanic Phy.
sieian oal u nay duty, having kn0wledgs of them,
% State the @Ot believing that IN doing ~ nag 90
81 youns man in this cityls worthy q note 10 hsa
becone he victim q habit ths mere siasion % Which
causes shudcg, and amer yeara Of tanorin And dosor,
tug save up all hops of racovery. lie wahaa 20 narrV
and va dearly beloved by sSest girl - ever islus
Noris ~ anection, bat he earf nsrtous and pos
tAted he dared not wed aecount u the shattered
stats Of hssys,om lie s0ught relief Al the hAnds Of The
bolano Physician, and aatonishtnr ID may ssam ali
the bloom and ygor u youth has rsturnsd and IL 4
aow We hAppy hther of pair of bright boys.s
Any who are SunoFinE, ne matter what thelr e.,,n
RAlat can cal on The Botanic rhyasiAa eaaadsatslly
Lhsy may rey upou relief ul onnos 4 a. No -
hAkr FIFTH Bet sycamore 81. and hrasassv s1fa
- Width a.--2d col.
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Songster.
@eolraI.
CINCINNATI VENEREAL tIIOspITAL,


CINCINNATI YENEREAL HOSPITAL
Established in the Year 1854
ron THE CURE OF PRIVATE DIsEAsEs
Aud under the control Of two of the most Rin,nsn
fhyseians in the worlil,
I1N. n, bohAPARfk, from London and Parl,
~ Hospitals, aud for the past ten years ~ the Gin,
oinnau Nenereai Hospital, aud nr, v y HEYNOL Ia
late OF New YORK This !, Che only siea IN tho cy
obtained, without the uss Of moreurf 81 change ol
diet 9oporrhoa cured IN q to y hoaia Gleet cured
IN ato 10 dayai strotures cured In N AUaAs, Mo-,
turnal Emissions stopped IN 10 q taysl Seminal
Weakness cured In tos weSSsi syph|heinits prma.
10 weeks; Skin Diseases cured 10 4 Is ,seokat Ina,
potency, yigor restored IA 90 waolla AlldssnsSa
~ private nature treated with unpars'lee success,
Dr. Bopspare's great work onfnitia ,.i.eas,s. ths
Private Ggdet 20 Health, ~ hensaclel y ei niae aud
lonalo, old and Young, should reaaths iaok' twill
enhgh1on those Who gropo IN daskaessi pree Is
BE- B.aaparte's French Patent Mats ssk, \, Il
perfectly safe and never fails 10 20 safIaclian tis
tee only safe ead sure Prsyeniiya asalnsi dpsAse,
sAe, 81 per half doses ~ pcr d0san, 8eai ~ tilil
es-Madame LOEi ER's female Monlliy pilis Il a
nss ,sg WV .sssss ssse des ,baS Ss , sd ~ ~
pregnancy, a. they wi produce niaealrikav. Pr,e.
y % per boK--eIira fine a--aeatto ~ aaisess iy
DIS, u. r. are tho nen 10 consult, they arc ue.
qneauonehg acknowledged 20 be the ollai pltns and
kinga Of VsnereA Diseases and the oly Doctors sho
receive monthly reports nom Che old earld; they
have been accustomed iron carly ana ~ volith NJ
wines. We various diseases which a.iei nlAnlsd,
aud 70 watch the progress through long career al
proieesionalatudy In every sphere oi alo lfbn he
humble abode Of poverty y Tho mannen u The veal.
shy, and having asoerained eeyond dalhi the tast
auiienng of humanity they dcierm nod % naaoi he
seneIauye system a. thsr particular study aud 70 de.
vote their whole attention 20 tho AlleYaicn II the s.
eaeA oi theee portant hinutona No iaitorn n I'M il
answered unless they contan = romittasae or 4 sost
90 stamp, Gall or address,
Drs.BONApARrE HnfNOLna,
ado, Cincinnati, Ohio,
ofn's hoar' aon AN 'aoP.M. rs
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Dprtng Rousr.
. Y e N @ n o U s Z
NO. 80, ST CLAIR, BEF. FOURTH FIFTH,

NO SO, 81 CLAIR, bkf. FOURTH FIFTH,
Dayton. Ohio.
1NHh underaignoa tnfarins che pnllc thai he N a
II practical dyer and has establishes dye house AZ
e aeoNe pAoe, and 10 nes prepared 10 color all kinds
any eoloE that may he aesirud.
efeAseand atpsns enoFed nom all kinds osfab4ica.
ne warrants 70 Nash Alf Soodp IN a manner 20 eve
saeAecHea, hAving all areles neoe1aary ~ Psrlorm
ssi' HEanisp vIMexpD.
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Mrs. A. callod and gotouo dollars worth OF
TWELVE GENT SUGAR, AT MIRIOK's.
Tho incest kind
Mrs, II. got one d3llar's worth OF tho incest kind
FOURTEEN CENT SUGAR, ATFMlNIoK's
Mrs, q. got one dollars worth OF tho choicest qua,
iiy OF
SIXTEEN GENT SUGAR, AT MtNIOK's.
Mr.. b, says that he got tho best quality OF green
RIO COFFEE AT J. A. MINfoK's,
rhA he ever drank, and Mrs. H. says she got tho I'm
Ost OF
GREEN TEA AT J. A. MINICK'S
While every body calls gets OF that oxcollont
EXoELsloR SYRUP. AT }, A, AuNIOR.
Mr., NJ. says no purchased half barrel Of
WHITE FISH AT j. AZ MINIuKB,
Decidedly tho host ho ever used while Tho supply o
NO. MAoKEREL. AT j. MIEIuR's,
Both Tor uiEe aud quality bo oSoslsd in This or
any other market
ilo invites all 70 call at his establishment Andip.
poet his stock OF
CHOIOE DRIED FRUIT,
ooFFERS AND TEAs,
SUGAR OF ALI KINDS,
Aud the largest and best variety OF afoonffns In IA, aao
IN the city, HIS large establishment is 81 the
Corner OF Market and JsHerson sts.
Aulsy
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Even where he has preceded then into etsrnlt, nv n
ho honest debtor ssnsnsa his conhcing ero,Ilof whom
~ .a,e soenea leest propiuons In moral AND worldly
his sting, = - "NN'i "NN'i W wv uS"'h "'
Lot any husband, father, SOS. ask hlmsslt ,.If WAS
Ns h'Ahb would tAoas whs are dear 10 ME
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INaURA AnrcE /

leang men lus, sssrhag IN huane.,. yhas. oh,.,
NJ. ~ ~ ,sa sasIsy and ln,egrs ihe
40 Of diainteroated honosty n hen tn ~ ~ ~
M's., "a S9ea ~ lu.tly lnoreass tksr cou6defoe hi thse
shoN thai they did not viah 70 leave IN ~ si
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-21
eV uAsrvoRD, CONNECTICUT
EVERY MAN SHOULD INSURE MS LIFE,

FINHE &tna grants policies FOR LIFE, for a tohn
4 OF years, Endowment policies and shlldIen's In.
dowment, Also, Non ForieiunE Policies, on whichno
payment 10 required amer teu years
Five thousand dollars paid on two losses in this ty
within the last six months.
Among all the oontriVances Of men 20 protect tho
hmily circle nom want eau Do found more nnl.
ts results, than Life Insurance Ills Die prop w1ioh
the dying husband caves 10
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~ - N
IL N aud ailer November Iv, is.s' ~ ~,
~ henSei fnsAeuRsr and Ffeigb, 49,. tiiui
"a lVN, golng pouk, ~ tollpNs. W
0.An a. ~. Through Ffrifbf hna
OstO With Passenger oer epseSsa Nypvhin
lil.0n a, III. Mail tfalnaSr st,,,..,.,., v &
lOsOV brbhna, Bellviout6a,p. snVl"fte
Ssnu,esky, eonnsepng AZ hpg,Astrld Nv, ~
a.Vnuen anu Soiunihusi aruNig III ,'o!,...l m,.l \
w NtiAna Win tIan lvr LuIsm,a,., ~ "ls "
lsrA. IRAN on IlusbnrB, ". Wayne 6I6Ies. Guy
~, Ssst aifitlng m Vrestl,ne ~ 6iS NM ,i tf y
" ny at Slyae VITA fetan On IN, ,,s,', t's
Is, - y, kolnS haeti arriving IN Clev.is,,..+ Aiiu
Dunkirk n Sisu m, ana Ifnihle ~ sfi,a % ~
West, arriving IN Toledo VI txilU n ~, Wy = ~
m, Chicago at lu,sU IA, and Snn,t'st iestolt NJ
XII 4. NJ, Night kkpfass ior ,,,,, ~ e'to ]
Osll and neiloioutNne, o0An,,st,,ti.' .Aunip i
tram soing Hast on lrtisbufe, 1 Y y go ~ heic
hoAu' arriving CfVslline At ole = ~ l,.,,e WV
n' uoing West, with Tram Affi,if1. L., ses4it
p.Ao nv anu NhipaSo az lu.iO u A. All t,s,t = y
on OlvNeinnd aud Toledo *, h. atltyinf, ~, ~
s'aV IN, DunkiIk NJ i.uO D Ia and li,lt'f "
Teaches sanduaky at Tis0R IN ~ e'a
I.nk r AZ, Huntsville Accpnrn a,f.,l.
t.UO Dayton on arrival OF Ilnul go ~
,,SNuihk springfield I'll BOO D NJ Ufi,.r NJ ~, ~, 4
,,,.t rvst ,t.luVItl ~ ll.Ad m, bOlleiuntaipe -
anu huntsville 40 l2sll IA - iti
a, llehots VIA this Llno to ali paipt. A..
"S.s gan be had at the Tckot tjflice IN ~ 9
-sAniL W. KING, 1ichUt Aesnt '''' NtNN
~, rare always As low as ~ i,lt otA,,, .,...i a
p. svl ihlelmhuuu rulBtiNo t. skiufif., '.
ssvu.S, ~ Nv NPpp az The tVnipAnyis ffrifbf ieN
III Nkchts II, kIuE, Staisrl,i,, y
--1i,-r, ~, v. SlAir, ten, Ticket AgcGt.
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baltimore and ohio RaIIroa,,a

ttA ~ IA -
MAI NAFloNALkolipE 'Iss,,,,.'l
a'9n ana baltimore vn lie , s,'.' 4,
Il an,,cs ,,, a1u uparkersburg on the Weat ~ < y Y,
po,nss IN the West southwost an, NJ, ~, ior ana q
ASHr rams hAiiy Tor all the Easts5n s's,..s
IN - The only route TO NaEiin,,'So,.''e
and $40 rSis M, NO =. tao' 7ito and iC.tV M
Leave washington at 600 5si AM ii ~ a-,..
Thrans1e ~ o., on e.naal az 330 anu 5 y M AZ,
via WSsn W. neksss 10 the Eastern tas y, .ss ~
Time as s,,i"h my nv, stan additional ,harteIei u
inquire lor l,eseis via bAltfrore Ma Nsl s.hst
"Ah> OF tho principal Railroad ,,,,,.a Vise ne l.u
Y, AliillNAh, (,al, 49, -. w
w a,,,y,; \; ~. ooiAs, Cen f1ei n n s,lisent
~ ". :, sMiIH. Maeier Of Tram pc stsusas
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NpboIsterp.
@e0icaI.
TO Suffering Humanity.

UFs W. W, HICHMANl
THE INDIAN DOCTOR AND CLAIRyOTANf,
vxToUI.D sAyto Che SEX and snicls1. thaihs saas.
w - the blind 20 pee, the deaf 70 hear, aud ths
lame y walk sithoutths uss of The kne oF any nin
RHKtMATlsM, NHRyous CONSUMPTION, and
~ HkAALu WhAKNE93Ea cured In sW days.
An OhkOhiC COMPLAINTS relieved without AL
hy ealing On she psatoF ~ his rooms AZ he hoardine
house, No. - o. 0lAif stesA second door soul0 u
~ elaNalaase ohanaA, bugtea, oAio. aan4f
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DsyIon, ..l leaIa bod GoIanl1u. -.lI.,,-. E1II1


a2AkNlAk NJ en
mhsh Daily Trains fast, M ~
rbr1s Ia,,s ,,Nll tlayton g All Easierh ,"i ~
Ras, so ~ fd,jnIy sjsy Trans Eash isarint na, nSssss
and ueluubus pay d snrecs VI - a. in.i thIt
- s'1p =, "e,l =, Aonla anu Lonsiog z ~ tliofe
6olaa6ssi ~ al. seJ stenoaa bg,wes61' is,,.
Afl!Nns et Dayton, nieht .v,,,.,
pross 4.aa 81. M. 'e'''eua ana Nnoippagl i,.
or tGSa baS Ss ,oys GelaN sa, Gus phiob
,.i,,a"ukn uvkutr eau be had 6.s.t, ~,
'Sa'Is o" g. W X lNG, ncIef a., NAsiera 81
y, W. WOubWA III s,,,.
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Illinois Uontral RaIIroad.


N"NN1h "a fiME,
[ lrrn,a rnu an9f h,ondHy, hoyemlerls, tsai ~
~ i'~"' N''l ieaNe Aattoon And Pans. a. M,
Goiny Nor, LEAVE MAT100E. - - '"''
SO'hg south, 400 n m aaa s,5p n ~, No.
ao,n. N,.,, l.kAVk fANA,
Selng South, llla0 = m aud fak
-"e-,- "oi' W W, =. JOHNSON, tom M ssn,,...s,
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prnbiGlons.

ProbIalons.
Anarew WeinEartner,
'etsn NE. -, Western Market House,
Dealer In
Fresh Meats, Hams, Sausage, Sc,
Always on hand, OF choice No l stock. auisdam
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Dentrstrp.

-.N' =, h. wlltAAR.
ooHrToS = wiLLAHD.
ID E N II L s II
oFTIoR-ooRNEH or NAN ..,,,...,
"rFOsirE rhANkiiN HoUsEe ~
A " oRorshons periahina A. n.ae.,..
and thoroughly attended to' s@'e
eheelJ call esnse|ai attenNen A. ,,.,0...s.
setiins eleneid teeth aith C0ntfs, ~. 49,
ne ne plos ultra n rsshAaiesi 4os,,...s ~eta
W e mentef y nlahing nv Volcas,Ii. 49, 49,
s@sesi y fnlsh aapeaol ts ~ y - :,
eHailins sEsallnaua
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For SALE BY

VIM wensthoH and W W stewart, Dayton aeorRe 4
beyor, Mmmahurq; stoc slaroF Union, J q Anasr-
son, oenteryilloi Myers, New Lchanoni II jackson,
Shembereburg y y Bauer, Harrisburg Olwins,
sinNer West naltlmerei Rookie 90, Ger man town,
Z MURPHY, NandAhal n Niekols, Liberty; - RNoA,
fafmerayille. HeY0rling Herr, salem, W Pyrmont.
Williams SNaner, west hahmorel Parker, bro. A
Nei ferkeIahurgj and by hragEsta and Merchants
generally throughout sho uRitod states and cAnadas
eufIdiy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-21

No, gol sooond street, Dayton Ohio
DING leave inost respectfully TO ncquaint thcr Gus.
ID toners and the community generally, that they
have entered into partnership, under the name and
style OF II. o'hRlEN 4 BROTHER, Tor tho purpose
Of carrying tho Wholesale grocery, liquor, cigar
aud tobacco huslntss IN Dayton Ohio, Rt tho late
stand Of 10, u'nrcn, No, 3Ol second street,
Having ample means to enable rs & purchase goods
from tho hcst houses In New York, Baltimore and
Philadelphia, aud having had tteen years pcriencc
IN the trado hold out the best Inducements TO our
old customers and tll othors who may be kind enough
20 purchase from u.
NJ. uBRlEN latp OF the firm Of o'Bren 4 Poe,
Toledo, Ohio, will devote his umo and attention 10
please all those who may come TO buy ut this well-
known House, aud k. O'BRlEN, will treat the com.
munity better II possiblo tn N ever before Both OF
Us foo very grAtotl for past vors and earnestly
hcit share OF your futurc patronage. RulRdaw, IN
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It's the unseen hand Of the prs,idene rs,,hn,
lorh nom the grave, and stall nourishinR hil Offspring
AND keeping together the huily, ny IL the athRl
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ANNUAL RRnM1uM
MAJ aIly :. regarded A. lhs sbe,s wAlaA "a ~.
Hnn' hset pays A. the shrine ~ ltiatlaa
-. John n srOPPnLHkh
Aonei ~ psn11l - UapAA
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Dayton a Wcstern / alIfoadI


nN ami after sunday, NOV rs, fst4 ~
~ leave Nnion Depot, bixth stteet az 1,i,.
All nseihieasAle uointa Aa tuiiovsi
,,,', h,S'euo N.Y. vhcago Mail 81 lU.Olam.
Sn'o"GV eNd bctruit Night kAlross M IN.
H''' I'M, ,shOkaAkElt, suiaSt,n,r
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LOOKS rHH oANORR n Taa FACE,

,,a ,as' ss may Efappis with Is ms ", s.r a., l..
my s'ay y, nallrs and palllets lis rss
ts pAn"eon are a. hand, 81 sA1y sess y ali
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would these children have . comfortahl, hama and
ds m M OF sdnganoni Would Ihis w.Is baiadrnsn
sssJ ma w. yod ehArlues OF the woridf Woad lhls
Tss Pay my debts, Wsuld srs he s sSsrSso II
~ i9Tced sales OF an adininlstrstor 10 ,nset
un HowhNard and faIr puces ennuot te Ialiss,,'
tom, rs sn answer these question 60 tnsr saosnc
ina, thsy bss W sas them and eherbh the belief
"H anu aso"Ardl'' The brave msa = " Vs. ~" '''''
LOOKS THE DANGER NJ ThR FACE.
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SUPPORT THE WIFE OF HIS BOSOM
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Caution to tho Public.

Dr, W, Raphael, the Astrologcr, hka no connection
with PROF fEsSoR or Or. W. N. Raphael, OF with an,
other gontlcman of the same name.
40 Cut this advertisement out. when you come
bring Il with you and show Il 20 the girl who opens Ihs
door, To prevent mistakes, ask TO
SEE THE DOCTOR HIMSELF.
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The Philadelphia Inquirer, speaking Of III,

The Philadelphia Inquirer, speaking Of the
armies of tho East and West, saya:
Every day brings rs new proofs from Gen.
eral Hooker's command that he is proceeding
rapidly intelligently and successfully in the
reorganization Of the army of the Potomac
Tho system Of corps darmee has entirely su.
perceded grand divisiona. the headquarters Of
each corps being designated by blue swal.
low-tsiled flag with white Maltese cross and
the number OF thc corps in red.
K0secranG Ia hard at work, organizing and
sending out expeditions towards Shelbyville
and McMinnyillc. His army il In excellent
condition; but the roads are deep.mud. the
rail roads are not thoroughly repaired, the
tnrupikes are cut mp. When he moves Il will
he still further from his base and he wants a
stronger cavalry 70 guard his Hanke. Eager
an wo are for news Of movement. necessary an
il ia TO malse'the most of our time, we trust
Roseoranz implicitly. and do not want him Ia
move until he 's ready, feeling assured that
then he will move to victsry
the Enquirer asks When shall we again
hear the cry ION to Richmond? p What. or
rather who, defend the rebel capitalY We are
informed that the greater part Of their Yirgi.
MIA army have been sent 10 Vicksburg. taking
with them all but 1000 of tho troops at Mo.
bile. Once more. then. the road TO Richmond
should he seeH omen.
Grant, at Yickahurg, is newly organizing
hiB army, and not. il ia rumSred without some
troubo with his Generals But by far Che
most important act at loast according 10 pres
emf appearances. at has transpired there il
tho destruction Of the levees in Mississjppi
and Louisiana. twelve miles below Helena al
Yszoo Pass. and also at Groenvile. Mississippi
and at Lake Providence, louisiana
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Yankee soldier. stopped from Reading.


Yankee Soldiers stopped from Reading.
An order has been issued prohibiting tie
circulation OF all ne wspapers in the Yankee
Army Of the Potomac until further orders. In
commenting upon the order the World says:
This is very strange movement. and one il
will DO very difficult for the Administration to
justify before the country. Tho soldiers are
also American citizens and have a right to
knew what is going lin the world. 0fcOurse
1t is obvious why this order has been issued
The all but universal dissatisfaction Of the
country with the negro policy the radicals are
forcing upon the government is very clearly
indicated by the newspaper press, and tie
feeling 10 quite as common in the army AZ
elsewhere. The administration hopes by this
means to prevent knowledge Of the growing
discomfort from reaching the soldiers, for fear
It woHld affect their morale. But in this, as in
other measures, civil and military. tho admin
lstration shows it's want of common sense and
foresight. Il is not the newspapers that are
to blHme for the state Of feeling throughout
the country and in the army; Mr. Lincolns ad
visors are responsible for that II was chang
ing the war for the Union into one for abolition
that has done all the mischief, and while this
policy obtains matters will grow steadily
worse. The absence Of newspapers will in
crease and epbitter the feelings Of the sol.
diers, who will learn all the government wish
es they would not learn from their private cor
respondenco and report,