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military expedition that was ever nut on foot
In Europe or Auerica--asses that eoek 70 ANN.
iats tho lions roar with their dissonant bray.
and. whilst the bloodsd horses are in the asld.
are always at homo, III only 70 b snclossa in
hollow square, which 10 hollow In more
senses than ono when they are in its centre.
But whilst we cannot expect the Confeds.
rate Government to scrape OF at once all the
oarnacies which attach themselves TO the good
ships bottom, we hope the time will come
when 1t can accomplish thas most desirable ob
jeot. We hope that the jackasess, who are now
holding their Carnival, will ere long have
their Lent, and instead of eating ont of gild
ed cribs In the metropolis, will one day be
harnessed TO the rugged cars of battle. Our
satisfaction in expressing these sentiments is
somewhat marrsd by the reflection that the
objects of our animadversions will never take
what we say TO themselves; for their hides are
30 thick with self.conceit and arrogance that
no spear Of mortal fashioning could ever pene.
trate them, or If il could, would hurt a carcase
which was never conscious of sensibilitv.-
Like the swine, they have no blood in any
surface part of their systems, and we should
a. soon think Of putting a hog 10 dsa&h with
the prick OF steel pen, as disturbing their
composurs with letting them know what the
pubic think of them. But an avenging Ne
mesis Is on the heels Of these pseudo sons of
Mars, "soldiers in peace and citizens in war"
who dare to treat with contumely and con.
tempt the suffering and wounded heroes of
our country. The lions Of this war will live
in history, and SO will the jackasses clothed
in the lions skin, and penned up in hollow
square, where honest men will laugh and jser
at the absurd and sorry spectacle till the end
Of time.
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Prison Record-The arrivals at Castle
Thunder yesterday numbered in all % psrsons.
Among these were John K Perry. OF Co. b,
26th Virginia battalion, and G. w. MoRfts, OK
Co. g, 10th Virginia regiment, both under ssn-
tspcs of Court Martial Jas Sponge, . Van.
kes dsseYter, was also committed 10 the Castle.
Al the Libby" i've Yankees were received
from Nswbsrn, N. G., eighteen from frsds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-18

Getting Fjts-The lamest attempt to escape
the army, that We have heard Of, was that
made by u conscript at Camp Lss, on Monday
last. Fearing that he would pass examination
and be consigned to the ranks. he was taken
with tit, and rolled and wallowed in tbs dirt
till DR.. NJ. examined him, pronounced him
we'll, and ordered him to face the music. For
tunatsly for the South there are bat few other
sons who would not rather give an hundred
Yankees q score Of tits each than fsign one
thAmaelvea
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0oaDossvILs, June l3, 1868.

G0HDONsviLt, Juhe ID, IeUJ.
ssud you list Of officers and privasee
wounded In the late battle naar Culpeper e.
Fl. that have passed through or remain in the
hospital at 0ordonsvilis
Dol \ W Harmon. 18th Va eay. oeot - eas1n'
Acn: Oapt Go ~ OhisWsn, Of NJ Whlts1 bats.
remainlnr g oosdonsvpe; Lleut " q Xkby. - I
m ~ ~. mt 70 Charlottesville; Lisas JAs b
aereea 60 u, litA Va sav. ssat = ohaelstaesvanA;
LioaS - p Chakton. 90 q, 1.A VI cav tess y
VAlae 0nishas gprns 0aps 4esAs~ 1snnstk,
ee1 ~ VI s.y; ssns e e wnssc ~ sseess sesIs.,
6 ooc1nev1lA
~ RI Deaa1, W1lts's hakn. - ,. Qhesheael
- IenAoa 1AlaAn6eg, leaA Va - A1N IL
~ - u NMAeA = AS genoA oeoms1me
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The 7.3O OR 2 CENTS Per DIEM, INTEREST
BEARING 800 CONFEDERATE TREASURY
NOTES.-The information contained in the
following communication from the Treasury
Department will be found interesting and inn
portsnt, and ought to give currency, at par and
interest, and render bankab!e, at same rate,
the 7.3O or 2 cents per diem Interest bearing
$1OO Confederate Treasury notes
TRlAsURY DlPARTAlnT, O. &. A,
kIcHAoND juno 4. 1864
x. Yeadon, Esq, Charleston, s. c.:
Dear Sir: Tie question proposed In your
letter, of 29th ult, as to tire a!!o vance OF the
interest, in arrear on the 7.3O Treasury notes,
In payment of public dues, has never before
been submitted. BY the terms of the Act of
April 18th, 1862, these notes bear an interest
ftwo cents per dav on each hundred dollars,
and said notes are declared to be receivable In
payment of all public dues, except the export
duty on cotton.
The legal effects of the words too cents per
dav," IL to make the interest daily accrning
debt, and, when this IL followed BY . direction
that the notes are to be received for public
dues, 1t seems to be necessary legal conclu
sion that the accrued interest must attend the
principal in its office Of paying the public dues
am of opinion, therefore, that the interest
accrued at the date Of any payment to the pub
lie. should be allowed whenever the 80
NOES are received for . public DUE. The notes,
II retained by the holder, receive payment Of
interest, annually, on Lat January.
Very respectfully,
Secretary Of Treasury.
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Tae Csge-Mmy Kelly, An Irish woman, and
an old offender, was yesterday arrested By Of
fcsr Adams, and placed In the csGs on the
charge Of drunkenness and destroying the
housshold sdscss Of xsa Ausphy, IN Grace
street.
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C.. s. Dsstrict Cosyt.-0ecrgs L. Wright,
sent ON by Conmissionsr WATSON on charge
Of forging payroll, was brouShs into Court,
when the District Attorney, being eaaisAed
prosecute farther, when the prisoHsr wss q,
dered 70 be discharged.
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Charged With Mnrder.-Among the arrivals
at Castle Thunder yesterday afternoon was
one Daniel Hardaway, private in tho 9th Va
murdered In cold blood . young Confsdsrate
soldier, whom he had captured in Braxton
county. Hardaway was subsequently, captured
by our ecouts in the same county, and sent on
TO this city, where he viii be tried for the Of.
fence
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-18

Disssiased.-Yoang Sheppsrsou. chaf4e4
with inssigating The difkcalty bstwssa Ala
fAshsr and r. w. Swain, In whioh Ne iaA1sr
was seriously injured, Appeared bsfsss ~
Mayor yAsterday ~ mswef, hus - nons Of The
C0mmOnWeolth's witnesses Were preoo1s ~
PRISONER Wae discharged.
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both eides was heavy, and showed the aninsus
with which the battle was fought.
On the Federal side, Col. Davis, formerly Of
Mississippi, and acting Brigadier- General, was
killsd-one Of the best cavalry officers In the
Federal service. Col Percy Wyndham re-
ported by his own men wounded, and several
feld officers were left dead upon the field. A
large number of their killed and wounded
were carried off. Among the officers whose
death we have to mourn, are Col. Sol. Viii
Nams, End N. q. cavalry Lieut.. Col Frank
HAMPTON, 2ad s. G., and Capt Jones, let 8
c. Col. Batlsr, 2ad s. c., was 80 severely
wounded a. to require the amputation OF his
foot and Brig. Gen. w. u. +. Lee received q
flesh wound in the leg, al the close OF his gio-
rious success. Col Hafman, 18th Va, Capt
White, acting on Gen. Stuart's staff, and many
other officers were wounded. Among the killed
was Captain Farley, Of s. G., volunteer sid on
Cen. Stuart'e staff, an accomplished officer, who
had been with the cavalry from the commence
ment Of the war. His loss cannot be sup
piled. .,
The above narrative will show that the
movement Of the enemy upon Brandy was in
no sense surprise, as has been alleged.-thst
Gen. Stuart's hesdq asrtsrs and train had been
removed beyond ali danger-and that General
Jones was not taken by surprise at Beverlsy's.
To the praise of our cavalry, be Il satd, our
pickets were never eluded; they never lost
tight of the enemy, and the result Of this OBJ
stfnateiy contested battle was hOnoraLle. -
Southern valor and discrimination, and gloFious
to thu 0avnlYv
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Nov "A sp cial to the
Tribune says from the front we learn there
are indications Of disposition on the part Of
General Meade, TO obey orders by attacking
the enemy, and the truth as to whether Lee
intends to fight or not will coon be settled
There is no need of hunting for the foe as
they are all arouad
W. G Spanon, son of DR.. Spanon, formerly
principal of Fairfax Seminary, arrived from
Staunton, Virginia, with the rebel mail con
tanning letters of Importance, He is now in
the Old Capitol.
The appointment of General Butler to the
department of which Fortress Monroe is at
present headquarters, is considered an earn
est of purpose to conduct the war in that
quarter on what are briefly known as Butler
principles.
The special to the World says that import
ant advices are anticipated Just now in the
proper quarters from General Gilmore
The Times Dispatch says that magni6.
cent contrast TO the bankruptcy and financial
currency which rule and ruin in Richmond,
Secretary Chase's administration of the treas
ury will show to the world clear balance
sheet. on the LIST of November 1t will show
the payment of every creditor of government
whose claim was on that day audited Here
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ADDITIONAL BY THE CHINA.

The London Times publishes letter by
the welknown correspondent Mysterious,
commenting on, and showing the Importance
of the seizure OF the steam rams in the Mer-
sey, expressing the belief that the public will
stand by the Government in the determine
ton to defeat fraudulent contrivances.
Mr. Laird had been speaking at Brken-
head, defending his course in the matter of
the Alabama, &c
Napoleon had received and congratulated
the Mexican deputation on their success
ST. Petersburg dispatches say it is the gen
eral belief that there will be a diplomatic rup-
ture between Russia aud the Western Powers
before Christmas.
The Times has an editorial holding up, in
moving tones, the threatening position Of at
fairs throughout the world, and urging that it
is the plain duty of England to seize and use
all the opportunities OF her position, and, as
arbitrator, make and keep peace while she
can. .
The Army and May Gazette considers
the Southern cause more hopeful now than
for some tin past, and thinks that is similar
apathy or non success on the part Of the
Federals should mark the close of the year,
there will be great chance Of the South oh
tanning an armistice, and that armistice will
lead to an adjustment Of the present diff
Guilty.
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rRoM souTHERN pApERs.

FIT. MosRoE, November 2.--Tbe Richmond
Whig of the 3lst contairs the following dis
patch
Charleston, October 3O-The lombard
ment of Fort Sumter to-day is the heaviest
that has ever taken place From sundown on
Wednesday till sundown Thursday ,25O shots
from iifteen.inch mortars and 300-pounder
Parrots have been thrown against the fort.
Our loss is seven wounded This evening the
enemy opened fire from the mortar battery at
Cummings Point upon the northeast angle
Of the tort which seems to be the special OBJ
ject of their attention. The enemy's batter
les engaged we're those at Gregg and Wagner,
the center battery and Cummings Point bat
terry, with the addition Of three monitors.
The bombardment OF Fort Sumter still goes
on, but the FIRE is much Stacker Our batter
les fire slowly and deliberately The enemy
at present pays no attention to them
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is pay due 10 brave men. who throughout the
United States, are battling for the Union
Secretary Chase has S30,000,O00 piled up
ready for them The Treasury vaults con
tain gold enough to meet all demands From
customs alone, the receipts are more than
sufficient to pay the spring interest on the
public debt as it accrues.
The Herdlds dispatch from the army OF
the Potomac, 2nd, says Mosby still lives,
about fifty of his guerrillas we're seen at Cen
teryille this morning Another dash las
been made by them; this time capturing cat
tie belonging to the guard Of Bufords diyis.
ion, within mile of Warrenton Junction -
All quiet in front along the lines.
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New York Market.

New YoRK, November 3-Flour more &C.
tive and lOc better at Sc lO@$6 20 for extra
State; I 00@7 20 for round hoop Ohio,
Wheat receipts 81 1856, more active and la
&c better at l 29@$l 35 for Winter Red
Western Corn receipts 29,370, 40@45c.
Oats firm at 7l@74 Western pork 6rmer,
Lard dull aud heavy at lli@l2. Whisky
firm at 81.
New YoRK, November 3 3--Government
stocks better and closed active Money
very active at six and seven per cent
Sterling very active at 60. Gold 46A
New York Central 33s. Erie ll08
Reading l274. Coupons 69i. UHited
States G's 81. One year certificates 99t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-03
SHIP BURNED AT SEA.

New YORK, Nov. The ship Star of the
West reports as follows
"October II, latitude 46 deg 30 min lon
gituds 70 deg saw vessel about twelve miles
distant on Gre. 1t being calm, could not get
nearer Same evening saw a large screw
frigate steering eastward
The ship GrnneIl makes the following
report
"October ls, latitude 4G deg 27 min; lon
gitude 27 deg passed the hull ofa large ship
on fire, with her spars lying alongside. The
ship was painted black, and had the appear.
ance OF an American ship
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Aegal.
sHERIFFs SALE.



winzer Tai er VS.. Henry II. Keller, case No. 27s0;
Walk Brothers Henry IL Keller, case No 27Sl
The Glasgow Thread Company, vs. Henry II. Keller,
case No 27s4;
A. Va Deusen a Co. Henry II. Keller, case No.
97S5;
The Glass ow Thread Company VS., Henry II. Keller,
case No. 97S6;
Chapman, Nyes Lyon vs.. Henry h. Keller, case
No. 27Ss.
IN obedience to the command Of orders Of sales
l. made by the Superior Court of Montgomery coun-
ty, Ohio, and directed, will offer nj public sale
al the store room No. IL, Herman's block, on Man
street, IN the city of Dayton, Ohio, on
Tuesday, NOreBijer 8, 1868,
The following goods and chntttls: A large stock o
fancy and staple goods consisting in part Of hosiery
notions, hoop skirts, chewing and smoking tobacco
large quantity Of cigars; smoking pipes Of every
grade; spices, thread silks, cutlery, liquors Of all the
best brands glass ware, queensware dry goods, in
cludng all sorts of goods usually kept in who
notion store, and will he sold in packages a quaint
ties for wholesale or retail trade
Sale to commence mt ten o clock m Of sa day ano
continue rom day to day until all is sold. Terms
cash. GEORGE MOGAMAN, Sheriff.
JORDAN & Stars, Attorney. 3dts
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GENERAL HooKER's VICTORY.

The following was received to-day at the
headquarters OF the army
CHATTANOOGA October 29-ll:30 p NJ
Major General II. w Hdlleek: :
Since the 6ght of the night of the 2sth the
enemy has not disturbed US. General Joe
Hooker took many prisoners, among whom
are four officers and 1870 men he also cap
tured nearly 1000 Enfield rifles His loss is
$50 officers and men, killed and wounded
[Signed, &. H THOMAS,
Major General
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AotlrRS.

NNTM. WALKER takes pleasure in informing his
w numerous friends and customers that he has
employed the services Of W. c. ALLEN, late cutter at
W. G. BREENE'S. Mr.. Aliens ability IA tailor is
Wen established in this community
will keep constantly on hand a choice selection Of
Cloths Cassmeres and Veslings, together with good
selection of gents furnishing goods all of which will
sell at the lowest possible figures.
W. WALKER,
ocl9 sol Third street.
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THE ALABAMA AND OTHER REBEL
VESSELS

New YoRK, Nov. The Tribune's Cape
of Good Hope correspondent states that the
Alabama which has been with her two prizes
to the Tobago, returned to Simons Bay, 0c-
tober l6. The Georgia left Simon's Bay Au-
gust 81, and was supposed to have gone to
Maurlius for repairs. The Tuscaloosa had
gone east, and II was expected the Wander.
bilt might fall in with her.
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DAYTON Marker.

DAYTON, November 2.
HARSHMAN'S FLOUR-Red wheat
wholesale 90, retail 25
WHEAT-Sl 10.
C0RN-65@f0
OATS-5O@6O.
RYE--l O5@l 10
BARLEY--$l 40.
HAY-Timothy 20 90 per ton.
COFFEE-32@33.
SUGAR-l23@l4.
WHISKY-54.
CHEESE Ia.
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Geitp Aotttrs.
NOTICE TO ALL WHOM IT MAY 20 AOIRN

NVllOh ~ hbh WhV" - ma NV-'NhN'
NOTICE is hereby given that there are now pen rg
IN before the City Council Of the city OF Layton the
following Ordinances, to-wt
To pave the alley unning south from First stree
between lots ble aud jls
In pursuance to the law said Ordinsnce we're twce
read laid the table, and The Clerk structed to give
four weeks notice OF the pendancy Of the snme.
The law requi es all claims for damages that may
accrue from ~ id improvements to be filed In VT ting
with the City l,rk setting forth the amount Of dam
ages claimed, within two weeks alter the Apraton Of
the time requ ned for the publication OF such rotice,
when the same will be taken up for tiLal action,
s6z0d4w ANTHONY sTEpnENS CITY Clerk.
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By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
MONT DTSPA T0HES.
TROUBLES OF THE LOUISVILLE MER-
CHANTS

LOUISVILLE, November 2--There are great
disaffec,ions among our merchants, because
OF the requirement to carry their bondsrhen to
Cincinnati as perquisies to obtaining per
mi,s to send goods to loyal southwark points
which are geographically tributary to Louis
Vile A meeting OF merchants is in contem.
plation to represent to the Government the in.
Justice Of depriving them Of local officer for
granting such permits.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-03
INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-The receipts at the
Internal Revenue Bureau are fifty per cent
in excess of those for September, and include
about 81 900 900 as the tax on deposits and
circulation of banks. The entire receipts
since the bureau went into operation, are
nearly s63, 600, 900, nearly $40 OOO, 900 for the
last month
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LATEST NE WS.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
COURT DECISION,

CHICAGO, November 2--Judge Williams
Circuit Court to-day dissolved the injunction
heretofore granted by him, restraining the
Chicago and Alton Railroad Company from
paying the dividends due in New York
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-03
NEW YoRK ELECTIoN

NEw YoRK, Nov. 3.-The election is pro-
ceeding quietly; so far one disturbance; a
small fight in Brooklyn.
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NOTICE

MARY PAUL filed her petition in the Court Of
AL Common Pleas in and for the county of Mont,
gomery, in The state of Ohio, the 9th day Of Octo
the ensuing term. Causes-WiLul absence and gross
neg ect OF duty. MARY PAUL.
JOSIAH Lowell, Attorney. OcGdtwaw6
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Width 2.-First col.
rAflrS ARE STUBDORN THINGS |!

tiesffstttfhe Phahclpha correspondent says Ia the
Ooma1nwialth, Wilmington, Delaware, 9Th Of April
N An Ejesh gentleman, formerly connected with the
rftl1b Aihy aud who styles himself the English Bo-
fnnlo n telan, has OF late gained extensive Tepna-
fiou af hy his skin n curing all manner OF complaints
some of Ia patients have conyersed with, and they
pfdSouok hfs remedies and mode Of treatment u very
rnpolor Bome have been restored IA II by magic The
ehIcfniiba used Is Distilled by himself from various
kofbs ptls lsssslng rare curative properties.
stWi5Is acting 10 the army he devoted bis leisure
6sutnfto thorough study Of the effects produced y
Medicinal roots and borhs all manner OF dis
eaaet I'D soems he has found aud speedy remedy
for nIfla Ills that flesh s heir to-. His practice is
sifsl extensive aud "a daily Increasing In the COM
n 10 which fcnaies subjected he has no equal,
stt<e number here have testified that they owe not
1Iier present good health, but their lives to the
\ foffhis EnglLsh Botanic Physician" Ills Office 10
No. SO EAST FIFTH STREET,
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MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION.

BosToS, November 3--Election progress
ing quietly Returns so far shows heavy gains
for Andrews.
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EXEMPTION FROM THE DRAFT

DERSONS claiming 10 be exempt from the 'Con
seTipdon Act passed by Congress March 3, 1868,
and now ahout ie take effect can have their necessary
papers made out properly and promptly, by calling at
the office Of the unders gned, Pension and Bounty
Agents, No, S09 Third street Dayton lover stout's
IRON stOre)
seIGdawtf TILToN FITCH.
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Trunks, sc.
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For the speedy and enectual euge Of
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IN presenting the ''Iiuimentum' TO Inc public es
| one of the best and most curative medicines D
the day. do not wish TO be understood as claimlns
for It the powero Of performing unheard Of cures but
10 eldini that for all the purposes OF q FAMIIA
LINIMENT, 1t has no equal. The "Linimentum'
has
Never been Known 10 Fail.
In any case Of rheumatism, matter Of how long
standing, where the directions carefully follow
ed nor, indeed, in the OF any disease for which
Ii is recommended.
In cases Of neuralgia, pains in the back, ide aud
chest cramps IN the stomaeh sprans, spinal lrIiia-
and weakness, chronic sores, burns sCalds, frost
ed feet and hands, toothaehe, headache, 6e II IA
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The "Linimentum" is the result Of many yoiTs
perseyerng experiment, and combines among its
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AN EXTRAORDINARY PENETRAT1VE
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"Lnimentum" whereYerit Is used.
TRY 1T ONCE, AND YOU WILL NEVER BE
WITHOUT IT.
Itis put up in 90 cent, so cent and 81 bottles with
full directions for use, and manufactured only by
Dr. CONWAY, Propriet6i.
No. $3.50 Third st., Dayton, Ohio.
For sale by merchants and druggists everywhere.
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BOOK w YORK

shments in Southern Ohio, aoilies for doing all
kinds of Work, Book, Plain, or Ornamental, frs
class. We have OF the fastest Presses, and have
all the modern syles of Type, and we employ the
hest workmen.
We have three Power Presses connected with ou
Job Department, and are prepared to execute work
with neatness and dispatch.
SS-ordersfrom abroad will receive prompt aiten
ton. Address
EMPIRE COMPANY, Dayton, Ohio. :
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) rAsT FIFTH STREET
CINCINNATI
PRIVATE, SECRET, AND vENEREAL
DISEASES.

githout the use Of Mercury without hndrance from
siness aud without of discovery exposure. No
deadly posonH such arsenic voinca, opium OF
nny other polsons Nomercury any deadly minerals
-nothing but purely Vegetable Botanical Remedies are
sed by this wonderful Botanic Physician. His Botanic
and the mos dangerous cases. and all mercury
And other impurities from the system when all other
Remedies had failed.--1fsdicai Journal.
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Aeatber Store.
7srRmptlons

IMPORTANT NOTIOE--I viii, until afer the d. aa
takes place in this District, assist IN procuring or
persons entitled thereto the exemptions provided 'uT
ia the second section OF the act "Tor enrolling and
calling out the national forces, and other purpose >"
known generally as the Conscript Law.
M p. NOLAN,
RulDd6W-t Attorney at Law.