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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-04-30
FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.

PHILADELPHIA APRIL 30 Further advices from Port
Royal give report that Charleston will again be attacked
on the Sd Of May, when the spring tides run All the
Monitors excepting the Weehawken have left Port ROYAL
The health Of our troops suffering somewhat from the
warmth Of the weather Rebel desersrs report that nav
obstrucons have been placed in Charleston harbor which
will not allow the smallest craft 10 pass thronoh
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FROM LOUISIANA.

NEW YORK, APRIL 29.-The Post has report via New
Orleans that paymaster with 100000 for our troops
on board the steamer Fox, captured by the rebels
The Post thinks that the which has been received
announcing that Gen Banks has taken possession Of large
amount Of rebel property indicates that part Of forces
have reached Alexandria (La) where the rebels had
large quantity Of stores and boats II s not impossible it
says, that they have all been captured
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GEN. HooKER's ARMY IN MOTION.

We shall not be announcing any thing, We pre-
sumo, not already known in the city, when we state
generally that General HOOKER commenced, at
daybreak yesterday morning, forward movement.
Heavy masses Of artillery and other troops we're
crossing the river at sunrise.
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LIVERPOOL STEAMER WRECKED,
MANY LIVES LOST.

ST JOHNS, IN Fo APRIL "a, Dia Poar Hoop 28TH -
The steamship Anglo Saxon sailed FROM Liverpool ON the
10th instant with three hundred sixty and
ships crew OF eghty-four She was wrecked four
miles east Of Cape Race TO- day 27h during dense fos
Sevenytbree persons escaped from the wreck by ropes
and spars and twentyour in No. life boat making
total saved of ninety Numbers and boats have
yet arrived of Cape Race 10 consequence Of the den
sity Of the fog Seven persons who embarked on
raft are also missing There is still heavy sea and
dense fog.
The commander Of the ship is supposed to be among
those drowned The purser and first and second engineers
ana inc surgeon are saved and cabin passenger Lieu
tenant Sampson. Of the Royal Artillery and Hon. John
Young and family are supposed to be in one of missing
boats.
The deck broke up about hour after the ship struck
Nothing but the mzzen mast is standing Several persons
chung to the fore rigging till the foremost fell but no az
sistance could be rendered them.
Guns being fired at Cape Race to attract the steu
ton OF the missing boats
SECOND DESPATCH
ST. JOHNS. N. F-The steamer Dsuntess this morn
ing Sth) picked up two boats containing ninety persoos
among them the following:
Hon. John Young wife, seven children and .arv.,t.
Mhs Hope. Miss Bsrtram, Mrs. Capt Stoddart Mr.
Green mail officer; Mr.. Lowers Rev Mr. Eston. Cant
Cassidy, Mrs jackson and child Mrs. Wright John
Martin James Kirkwood and sister, Mrs Eliza James.
Edward MAINS, Thomas Caldwell Mr. Hart, fist officer
Mr. Scott fourth officer, and James Henderson fourth
engineer.
Charles Carron, fifth engineer of the steamer Blood
hound has gone to Cape Race for the persons there The
weather Is very fine and clear the coast TO-DAY
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coNFIscATIoN IN MISSOURI

ST LOUIS APRIL 29-Proceediugs have bean com
menced in the United States Court to confscs,s IN. NJ
perry Of Irusten Polk, late United States senator
Gen. Price was reported to be- at Little Roek ArA....
ten days sgo with eight thousand troops preparing for
campaign ia Missouri ~
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The rumor from Murfreesboro that the rebel General
Bragg had been SHIT dead by General John G. Breckin
ridge, In reconre At Tulshoms, which came from rebel
sources, is not confirmed and is reported TO be-
untrue.
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DETECTIVE SHERMAN NOT HUNG
The commander at Fort Ethan Allen, Virginia side Of
the Potomac teegrsphs that he earus that the rebels did
not hang Detective Sherman Friday sst ss reported
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HOOker's
dence has special interest at this moment when he is
command If the Army of the Potomac and supposed to
be nearly ready to begin what is meant to be final
psgn 1t not merely account Of what he did while
holding subordinate commando it lie Track declaration
Of what he thought his General nChief ought to have
done it is crtcism not less than history The nation
which has trusted him with ts chief army will look to this
record for standard by which to his perform
ance; it will expect to discover 10 him those sodierly
qualities and the ability for command which Mcclellan had
mot; and in the broader field now open before him will
cpate the display Of that courage and genius which will
lead the Army OF the Potomac to victory and to Rich
mond"
This is quite true. The country will also ex-
pect to discover in Gen. Hooker those solderly
qualities and the ability for command" which he
denied to be possessed by Gen. Burnside, For,
in giving his testimony on the Fredericksburg dis
sser, he said that, in the dilatory and uncertain
steps which preceded it, "the same mistake was
made that had been made all along through this
war;" and he adds that the attack, as actually
made, failed simply because Gen. Burnside "put
certainly grievous oversight, and as the
try very generally concurs with Gen. Hooker in
the opinion thus proclaimed, it hopes to see no re-
petition Of such plumbers under his direction. Ger
tain it is that he has every incentive of personal
ambition as well as Of patriotic devotion, to show
himself worthy Of the great and noble army which
has heretofore proved its courage and ortitude on
SO many stricken fields, and which, with serried
ranks, is now marching to give fresh battle under
his conduct
And Gen. Hooker must be aware that, apart
from the interest shared in common with the
country, there are some peculiar and particular
reasons Why the military authorities in Washing
ton must watch his progress with much sooitude
For he cannot be insensbe to the fact that the
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Mrs. A. called and gotoue dollars worth Of
TWELVE OENT SUGAR, AT MINICK's.
The incest kind.
Mrs. b. got one dollars worth of the incest kind
FOURTEEN GENT SUGAR, AT MINICK's
Mrs. o. got dollars worth of the choicest quail.
ityot
SIXTEEN CENT SUGAR, AT MINICKS.
Mr.. b. says that he got the best quality Of green
RIO COFFEE AT j. A, MINIOK's,
Tha he drank, and Mrs. b. says she got tho In.
est Of
GREEN TEA AT J. A. MINICKg
While every body calls gets some Of that excellent
EXCELSIOR SYRUP, AT l. A. MINICK.
Mr.. NJ. says he purchsssd ahAf barrel of
WHITE EsSH AT }. A. MIEICK's,
Decidedly the best hs used; while the supply
no. MACKRREL, AT J. A. MINICK's,
both for sze and quality, cannot be eeelled in this or
any other market.
he invites all to call at his establishment and IN.
pect his stock Of
CHOIOE DRIED FRUIT
OOFFEES AND TEAS,
SUGAR OF ASh KINDS,
And the largest and best variety o Groceries 10 e
IN the CITY. HIS large hAshmentIs ~ on the
Corner af Market and Jefferson sts.
sul8y
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Mr0lral.
CINCINNATI VRNEREAL HOSPITAL

SlNSlNNA44 NPNLhfhli AOfoI II AlJi
EstSshshed in the Year 1850,
RoR THE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES,
Aud under the control Of two OF the most Eminen
Physicians in the world,
nR. f. BONAPA RTE, from London and Paris
AospitAa, and Tor the past tau years Of the DIN.
clnnah Vsnereai Hospital, aud DT. f. n. REYNOLDS,
late Of New York This is the only olhee in the city
where permanent cure Of Private Diseases can be
attained, without the use Of mercury or change Of
diet Gonorrhoa cured in to ~ hours, elect cured
ia to 10 days; structures cured in TO weeks; Noe
turnal Emissions stopped IN TO days; Seminal
Weakness cured in 20 weSks syphilis in its prima.
ry stages cured In days; SEQ 'ndary symptoms in
10 weeks; skin Diseases cured IN / 10 weeks; inn
potency, ygor restored IN to 4weeks. Alldiseases
q private nature treated with unparalleled success,
male female.
Private Guidoto Health, 10 beneficial to ALL male and
female, old and young, should read ttls book IL will
enlighten those who grope In darkpess' Price 20
Dr., BsnansgSs'e F.eneh Patent Male safel 1t Is
pesfeeslg s+e, aud never TAILS to SO saiisactoa Its
shs Only Aafe and preventive against disease.
Price Of the French Patent Male sale, 81 the single
ehe, s. per half dozen " per doAen, sent by mail.
safe and reliable remedy for suppressons and all fe-
male diseases Ladies' should not use them dinng
ii 90 per box-extra iine s6-sen 10 any address by
Drs.B. AR. are the men to consult; they arc IN.
questionahly acknowledged 20 be the champions and
kings Of yenereal Diseases aud the only Dootofs WAC
receive monthly reports from the old wegldi taey
have been accustomed from early age of youth "
and to watch the progress thTpnsb a long career o
professional study Io every sphere Of life, from The
humble abode OF poverty To The manson Of the veal
,hy,Spd hating aseert,lned beyond doubt the vas
aInanhg Of humanity, they determined TO select th'
aenera8e system as their particular study and 10 de
vote their whole attention 10 the alienation Of the dis
eaaes Of these important functions. No letters will b
answered unless they contain remittance or pos.
ee slamp. Call or address,
Drs. BONAPARTE a REYNOLn8.
Nc, 1se sesycsmore street, between Fiih nsSih. eA'
aide, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Once hours nom An, 70 Pm, ~
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Dpeing spouse.
DYEIN c HO s E,
Width 3.--2d col.

NO. Sc, ST, CLAIR, BET. FOURTH FIFTH,
Dayton, Ohio.
VIHE undersigned niorms the public that he IA a
L practical dyer and has established dye house at
he above place and IL noW prepared TO colorRl knda
- silks, Satns, Ribbons, Woolen aud Cotton Goods
Any coloI,t that may he desired.
Grease and s.,sns rsmoyeaif rom All kirds offabrics.
Ne warrants 70 ndiah All goods IN n manner 20 Qge
satisfaction, having All articles necessary 20 parflrlp
a.ii snANN wIEaEND.
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OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
EVERY MAN SHOULD INSURE HIS LIFE.

UNHE 4Etna grants policies FOR LIFE, for n term
Il Of years, Endowment policies and ehildien's En-
dowment Also, Non Forleitng Policies, on which no
payment is required aner ten years.
Five thousand dollars paid on two losses in this city
within the last six months.
Among all the contriyances Of men TO protect tho
family circle from want none found more sim
pie M ITS character, noble IN its features or certain in
its results, than Life INSURANCE. IL is he prop which
the dying husband leavesto
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-27
bandusky, DaytOn ana Cincinnati X. n
"a q ls EiEll.i'JIls sSsaz.,lIIl .sasa.liI,.lI.

essa - ~ w ". s-z@va
4 IN and alter NOyenber A. ists ana uniii t,r,,
" notice, Passenger Hnd freight Trans VIII l,a,,
DAllUN going nUr,h, as follows.
n.dlL a. M, through freight and Accommolatip,
Os4U with Passenger Car attached
| nslll A, M. Mai tram ior Springfield Cohitnt,,.
lU,OU Urlana, belelonuune, Forcst, U,,, ,,'
hHuduskyi connecting at spungneld wuh Iran t,
LOhdoll anu Counblis arriving IA Columbus nt .p, h.
M ht Urana with fsn Iur Ouii1nbs, 10 Ftfest .it
IRAN ON fitlsbligi A. Wayne Uuiuilo A. h, ,,,..
East arriving IA CreStllne nj diO m aud p.ttsta
$50 nii ~ Oyde witl 1THn ON Cleveland ana -,
H. H. going hAst, arriving IN Cleveland ~ blO a a.,
Dunhlrk Al J5o d IN, ANA Buffalo ut b.SU M ,,,,.
west arriving IN Toledo NJ iZ.IU m, Dsrut AT 49,
IN CMcAgo NJ lv5U u IN, ana sHudusky AT 5;4b am
| al a, "a. night hApiess iOr .pliugiiolu Iilau.
Osll ana belluontune, connecting NJ kuf.. .,,l,,
lfun gong hast ON littHbuig, ~. MHyne Hpd tb.,,
hOad, hrrlNnAi Olestihe al tilb IN, Pttstrg ~ n,
m. GonS heal, Win Tram arriving, m b. MAJ, a,
O;zo IN, ana Chicago at iO:IU IL, 81 Iiyds wih -
On Cleveland nuu 1uedo ~. Is. arriving IA Ul,yrls,,, =,
b'SV uii Dunkfh al 4uO y M buuio Al b a, a.,
| reaches sandusky at 7.4G a IN. ''
E.HN 4. M. buntaYllg Accommodation Is.y,,-
ave Dayton Oh arfWa, VI Ifhin IRON GIN u,,t,.
Teaching bprnFheid at 800 y m, LIlAnA nt lV:,b A. H.
Mest Libefty al llzj M BeeiOntaihu at Il:6l n ~
| anu huntsVuie at lNl4 IA. -
Tickets VIA this Line 10 all points North lst an,
west, can be had al die Tick ket Utuu IA the nl,t a. -
SAM IL ". kIhG, Ticket Agent.
AS Fare always Hs low M by any other rout..
for inivfnatOn relative 10 shlpl nR Fteltbl n, tI
NNou'ei apply az the JonllAnys Height B, tta-'
| MAsshl, Agent. h. MOE, Stp,y,,i, 49,.
M. Z. 0lAta, ten. Ticket Agent. uu.s
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LET THE AFFLICTED READ p!

LEI lHE AftLIClEU hERU !
And learn that perfect and radical is warranted
aud guaranteed TO all who afflicted with weak nrs,
preston Of spirits, distress aud anguish Of mind loss
" sleep loss Of memory loss Of energy aud muscular
power pnny growth, wasting away, and want OF
hdonoo In themselves, hinting fits, conyusiyo tcin-
blings impotence and disgust Of life.
HEAR WHAT THE MEDICAL PRESS SAYS.
Some physicians require 10 bo told the nature Of your
dsoase-ths ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN do's
not His perfect knowledge Of the human system enables
hln 70 describe tho diseases without aay Information
guarantee Its And, what is more valuable STILL he
will honestly and frankly tell whether you can b. cured
not. All his communications and interviews
strictly private and ooufidential-Meioaf Journal
The Botanic Remedies OF Dr. Raphael, the English
Botanic Physician failed yet TO make perfect,
radical, and permanent cure OF ALL PRIVATE, SE-
CREr, AND HENEREAb DISEASES, without the
Of Mercury, without hinderanse from business, aud
without fear OF discovery exposure. No deadly poi
such arsenic, yoHioa, opium, or any other
poisons' No mercury norany deadly yminerals-noihng
but purely Vegetable Botanical Remedies used by
this wonderful Botanic Phyaioian His Botanic Rene
dies yet failed 10 cure the most obstinate and the
most dangerous cases, and 70 remove all mercury aud
dies had failed .-Mcdiodi JOarHaL
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN coNTEMPLAT.
ING MARRIAGE. Hear what the Baltimore CORES
p0ndont of the Oddfelow. BoonsboFo Maryland, said
On Thursday, the Slst Of May, 1850;
Numerous cures OF Diseases CAUSED BY early ndiscre
ton having been performed by the English Botanic Ply
sciau, feel II my duty, having knowledge Of them
to state the fact believing that In doing % may do
hothlco ihn uuc case lAftleuihf-thAt
Of young Ia this oity-is worthy Of note lie had
become tho victim Of habit the Allusou 10 vhich
shuddsr, and Aer years OF suffering and doctor
ing up all hopes OF recovery. ho wished 10 marry
aud dearly beloved BY sweet girl hspsd
words Of Affection but he fearful nervous aud pros
traod Ho dared not wed account Of the shattered
state of his system. Hssought relief at the hands Of
botanic Physician and Astonishing it may Heom, all
the bloom aud vigOr 0f youth has returned aud ha IL
now tho happy iathsr of pair Of bright boys"
Any who Eufeging, matter what their com
plaut can call the Botanic Physician conhdanally
They may rely upon reaf. His oiioe l. at No. SO
EAsr FIRTH Bet. sycamore ST. and broadway, GIN.
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Illinois Central KallrOad.
&es ssi..4Asl ssz--

UhAhGE OF TlMk
ar and after Monday, November rs, SOL pa.,..,,,.
~ Trans Will leave MattOon anu PaIa ar i,it,,,s,
LEAVE NATION
1olhg north, 1910 y m and II:pU n N,
Sonk south, 400 n M Hnd 300 IL m
LEAVE PAhA
DOING North, G,GU N ami zSIpm
Going south, 1880 n M aud ;:ib N n,
nol W, L. JOHNSON, Gen. pass,,,,,or ..
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Dayton aHd Michigan Railroad.
~ E4 u III s...y;5y ,E,.s5ss

I'm and aiisr sunday, NOV 10, 1893, trans va
" leave Union Depot, sixth stleet, lot Tol,uo a.,
MI intermediate points as follows.
Toledo aud chicago Mat NJ ~ Oiam.
Chicago aud DetIoH hlgAt LAIfras AZ sOU IA.
nol7 X. N. sHOEMAk In, superuteDtieu
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For SALE BY

VIM Wensthoh and " W stewart Dayton; aeorge
Boyer, MNm shuTg; stoo slayer, Union; J q Ander.
son, Oentegyillei Myers, New Lelmnon; II Jackson,
Ohamberaburg; d n Bauer, Harrisburg; Divine
Johnsville Arnold Limbert, South Arlingion Jacob
ISmveri West BalHmore; Rookie Go, Ger mantoWn;
W MURPHY, Nandalia, II Niekoa, Liberty; u Rees,
FarmersVs; HeveTling6 a HOrr, Salient; w Pyrmont,
Williams swaner, West Batmorei Parker, Bro. 4
Ooi Parkersburgj and by DruggSts aud Mere hAnts
generally throughout the United states ana oAnadSs
au2hdly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-27
LIFE INsURANCE 1

Young men Just starting in business, whose cbief
capital Is their energy and Integrity should insure their
htes 70 the amount VI half thor liahtes such An
ASt usinierested honesty when known 70 their cred
ltors would Justly increase lher confidence n them,
IL would show that they did not wish 10 leave their lt
Rehuh exposed TO any aVoidable contingency and tho
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-27

Even whero he has prece them into eternity; byit
the honest debtor satisfies his confdng creditor when
hte seemed least prOpitIUus In moral and worldly
sense II Is one great weapon by which to rob death
his sting.
Let any husband father, son, ask hlmselG "If was
to die to night, would those who are dear to me
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Dentlstrp.
$. Y. OoHFroS. ~R 49,,
oonPToN a wILLARD.
ID E N TNI s II s.

ofFloE-GoRHER OF MAIN AND sFcoNn
offoslrE FRANKLIN HOUSE
A Ill operaiions pertaining To p.nL.,,, a.
~ and iheroughly attended to- 'srehAS
We would call o. pe.sal atse,. li,t, A..
seI'ins sIuhcl teeth with Coatinuo1s g,,,'.. ~.
uan we ne llus miIR ei mfehahiual dentis M 49,, -
- ~ .hAhnet el n,AhinA The Nuicanite Work vh,cl ~
e sons '~ness much superor u il,s orr.l-, elst
tsss@ - eHaanias apsgmons aais'
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Oa!IOp' Acnla ana Columbus kaiiroad
"a - W isIaala-lul. - EE.gg,

-lI7,1l I,--I7 y M
| nnib Nr.n bull Inins East, VIA Cnluinlav- -,
rh' t nom layton to AT Easten, ,Its '"I"uG"
Es.i as cpI"iy IIans East, taunp DAWN a.. a.,
aud C.lunbIs bs ~ eApless i2SOa a. M; tIno,pn~'
y, 'ay ~ at A"hln asla London. Accon,io, 'Ihihs
Col,,i.i "l AL way ssnous betwe@r, iaSt' o. s
to,,,iat,oI ~. i"l 'ohi might eApfess 4.4iE m. Ao
press l9 T.. m. N"d CINCINNATI iin D.,
er Than 'sY ry oolumous emo, which is m,npt,
csg Oh n W i ~ ne h"a for all Eastern et,,s IA
nnIy " A!Nu, lich ct Agent. ~
"'' h. W. NUUbWA.tiI. E,,,,,r,
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43rnblsions.

Andrew WeinRartner,
stall No. az, Western Market House,
Dealer IN
Fresh Meats, Hams, Sausage, Sc,
Always on hand, OF choice No. l stock. auIsdsm
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baIIlmoro ana Ohio Rallroad.
- % Q -. - - -.

80 sE w sss.-alss sss....SisS Essa....sz
{ hkAt NATIONAL kouIh. -Ter1nips,.-
~ ,ns0h hnu baltimore on the East ana Al ~ = van
ponWood ana faIkerrbnrg tue " est ai !" neeinE
poas IN T. Ill., Van steaers, ae., Tor aud irn @
Three Trans l,s,i, ,,',', ~ anu Northwest
~ ms ,s T. The only route to WashInrton -,
az iaf1 nv, hMumore at $50, 7;40 ana IUiG n u, 'l, -
& Leave Washington at G;UO, 7:4U anu II 80 10 "iD
Tbrpng R 9n S.sdoyI al $50 ana m oni, '' "1
via Washington CITY al an addtion can be- procui,
i ,ie aS l,'ek ana are as low M Ly ANY ~ 90
at any o the principal ItnroaJ , 'd ONO Ksiirunu
y II, SULLIVAN, Gen. w, ~ Ns.t
W p s,trr,i M. COLE, Gen. Ticket A%t az y
W. 9Hii H. Master OF Iri,Bsportntlof1 ,o,.
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SUPPORT THE WIFE OF HIS BOSOM

tits the unseen hand Of tho provdNnt father reaching
forth from the grave aud stl nourishng his prng,
and keeping together the family. by It, the faithful
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LOOKS THE DANGER IN THE FACE

That he may graphic wiihig the wise man, that be
may study rs nature aud paiiats its threatening The
eHis OF pallaeon are at hand, easy access 10 all
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ON and sner Monday next trains on me lnaiai
~ Central Will leave tue Union Depot, Sixth street
At s.55 m and l5U m
Returning, will arrive At lIlO m ~ d siO0 D M
The 800 m, and 400 y N, express trans mas
clos, connections to AL pOint- IN the West ana sout
aud 3OO m train ~ the shortest and quickeH iou
to Chicago ami the Northwest.
nol7 n. W. WOODWARD, Superintendent
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Railroads.
Dayton a Western haiIrOad.


o Ng SEs;
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A N N jail PR MUM
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Etna Life Insurance Company
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BE SAFE FRoM THE PANos OF wANTr
Woud these children have a comfortable home, and
1e means of e'iucauOnf Would this vile bo
denl OF tho cold charities OF word1 Would thls
aged ana ieebie parent be provided OrG Would my
estate pay my debtst Woild thore he no sacrifice Of
property by forced sales administrator to meet
lhe demands OF creditors sales made when the market
.vus doWh"aid, anu TAR prices cannot bo reallzedf
nov lew can answer these question their salisae.
uon Ihey Tear 10 ask them, and cherish the belief
that they have long lease on le. This Is both TOOL.
lsh andeoSardly The brave man
LOOKS THE DANGER IN TIE FACE,
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LAS received his new Spring Stock, large, weil-se
Ill lected and OF the best quality.
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IN LOVE AFFAIRS HE NEVER

a will tell you their circumstances and their future
prospects, aud what II better than all, he can tell y0
their thoughts and what their "real intentions
What Is better STILL hc tell you II they will mako you
happy. NHH. H.
Dr. Raphael Is, therefore, sure dependence.
10 all In business his udyiCn IL Invaluable lie can fte
toll, with the greatest certainty the result " nll
mcrcia and business transactions and slecatiuus r
Raphael nerprets dreams for lottery numbers with IN
failing accuracy.
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MrutraI.
EGF1AlKsIATl
GOOD NEWS AT LAST!

The never.haliing DR. RAPHAEL Is the best. lie
iucceeds when all others have failed.
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