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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-20

heads Wool Co., you know,) to propose emmy
thing which wi most disgrase the North. You
kin take your niggers ali over creation incIoodin'
Jsrsey.'
Would that be Constitooshunal p asked ].
d., with sly twinkle in his eye.
o. says |, it. matter of no difference how
much you chaps brake that artke to sever the
Union, so the republicans air stopt from doin the
same to keep the said Union together That's
what your north'ren chums want to see dun.'
WAL Gays the confed pres, eff your gov muns
will let US secesh, and will pay all our debts aud
give us Brute Butler to hang we might come to
terms
Is thar mother else you Good wish p
Wal, yes-give us all the territories'
'Nothn else p
Throw in 2 or freestates-New York, Penn
sylvania, and Massachusetts, forinsta 8
Nothin else p
Yes-in futoor we must have all we ask
'J. Davis sez |, hev no doubt your friends
in the North wood make all these conceshuns and
more too but it has just occur ed to me thar
WAS nothin sed to Old Abe about it be4 left
Washingto gton-Shooldn't wonder ef he'd object to
the plan some. But your democrat friends are
doin' all they can fur you.
Il know sez J. d., an that's what keeps our
spirits up. We air wain for them to get in
power, u then we expect to get all we arsk. And
yet us shivalry considered 'em the contemptbest
set of dirt eatin towards in the North. We Good
buy em all fora confed shinplaster.'
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-20

Artsmus Ward says he has been to see Jeff
Davis about making peas On being ushsred
ints the orsuI presence, the following eonver-
sstion ensued
come, says |, on mission of peas. Your
coppsrhead iresds in the Nsrth will soon cs4ss
to exist, ef things carat be arranged to prohibit
the Unionisters from tesrin ths Cons itooshon.'
What terms do You offer p querIed JEFF.
WALL says |, 4 air instructed by the copper
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-16
SHERIFFaS SALE

Martha Lindsey John r CoblentE and Jscoh nal,
mona; montgomery county superior Court Csse
II virtue o. Eendi execution 10 me directed from
~ me superior Court Of Montgomery county Ohio
VIII oner ~ Pnbhc sale at the door Of the Court House
in the city Of layton, on J = '''nA'
Saturday, March rs, 1893,
-. M sleeA IN OF SAID day The following Cieseibed
- - estate t VIZ fhft Of lo nlulbered i've hopdre
and three tsiS) ia the city OF Dayton, COUNTY
% M9nigomery and state OF Ohio beginning on ~
vest line OF the lot 81 point thirty Two -o,t
OF the northwest corner OF the lot thence
nth me line oi Ludlow street thirty-seven (sT fee
,henee AZ fgh angles eAsWardy to the east line OF the
io,i thence horlhwardy with the east line Of tbe io
1) feet thence westWnrdly 70 Inc placs
.. Degnnng g be sold the property Of Jacob kieh
Appraised undera iormet wft al al qoo anil oar,,,
Terms 9AAh -rF''"i'N''
joss Ho4Ann, Attorney. fe9svi,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-16
GrERRILLAs oAPTuRED.

CNcREAfl, Murch l5'-Gen. Wright has
prohibited the sale OF arms and ammunition
except upon special permit Any violation
will be followed by con6scaton Of goods and
seizure the stock Of the vender.
4 Memphis dispatch ia the Commercial
confirms the reported surprise and capture OF
richardson guerrllas force captured near
Covington, Tenn Their camp was destroy
ed Gen Loonys camp at Wesley was also
surprised BY Col Lee and lsIge portion Of
his for captured together, with Gen l.oony
Major Sanford, Capt Bright aud Lisnt Viii
liams.
The Commercial adyices irom Eicksbarg
report all quiet, The river is very high The
backwater had broken through the levee ILL
ing the canal and rendering work upon it i'm
possible
The river at Memphis was within fourteen
iaches of high waler and rising two or three
inches per day.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-16
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, March W q
FLOUR Demand good for sGperiiue.
Superhne ) 90@6 90; extrn G 00Ga6 10 =;
family to fancy 25@6 so.
WHlSKY--Market firm, demand fair Mt
45@45A. latter rate for wagon
WHEAT Receipts light, demand less active.
2S9l 80 for prime TO choice red 300
| 50 tor prime Indiana or Ohio white, and
/ 35@1 40 Tor primo TO choice Kentncky
white 0nDi1b uiI5 lbU y
C0RN--DemAnd active, closing iirm.
Ear at 6s@67 in bnlk !, sheAed at 6sC@6f in
bulk
OATS-Demand moderate, oEsetiugs light,
holders firm. We quote at 5000 in bulk,
at 79@s0 including sacks n ~ ". {
RYE--Msrket rules steady supply and de.
mand about equal at 9e@l 90 for prime
samples on arrival ...
BARLEY Market firm, and demand fair
Prime TALL at | 6O9l 65 state spring, PRIME
to choice, at | 606l 90
GROCERIES-Demand good, at full prices,
sugar l2@lSs, coffee Ss@354 molasses
! 5S@6l
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-16
DELAWARE LEGIsLATURE

NEw YoRE, March l6.--Gov Conner of
Delaware has sent message TO the LeRisa
ture of that State in reference to an act to
present the illegal arrests in the State, which
has been passed by that body, in which he
is inverted by the Constitution with no power
OF veto or review Of the action Of the Legisla.
ture. The Governor has a. general control
over operations OF criminal enaclnenis and
tent to protect anY person acting under Au
thorltY Of the United States or any citizen
aiding such person in briHglug to light any
conspiracy, or in arresting any one guilty OF
disloyAl practices or reasonable designs
against the government shall issue my
proclamation in confnrmity with these lviews,
giving TO the peaple of the State OF Delaware
information OF nay intended action
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-16
MONT DIsPATCRES.
FROM WASHINGTON.

4 4 A ,a,,I
WAshiNgroN' Mareh - "o u""uaSN .nS e,,, ~"
e'SnN 'eoe's P0, ~, .,,,,,as S,.,., ~
the Old Caploi prison 70 'he s.eSae' osa,' w
he'ne' "hiou WI, - s'Ne 49, 49, W ,;.ii.
be exchanged iney were en'nus,as'.0a,g .ls nv!
saiuted az the oiu NaPl'o' ps'so"' enu ~ 'uS ,'
wari oy tarR' nu'nve' u P'''uH.s ';J',',i,. a.
d'ng women nt 'eos's W. ..'i ria,
lighted win sSip'aVous .ne! leSe'''" '"''
were escorted W stsohg gus'u ,.,.-
telegram "oh Neners' "ilS ~.
according TO report "h'en mao 'sASueu "iin
that the rebels had esaene'ea .eesous' W. w
inrmatuh hap pee" p'e'''"ay -. -.
that they were removing 'ue. s,o''s n,oa "o"i
Niehsbnrg INTO 'he Interior "o.u',ig' ap"s'
er, Is oH'c'''" i A"o""i ~ ~ ~ -"
talnty: ....,,A1, O..
information mas oeeh tece,seu s ,n1N So
tary Chase hhs been very SSeosss'ui %a s :" ''a
hng arrangements W Ne" 80.
slVe loans winch W. reheve .'e wAi''s oi we
6osernmsnt TO sach AL eHteAt ss W p'eeS'Ie ~ -
any proDeolhty o' al Npo'"''"' ''e"o "
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-16

Peter sehRepp. Montgomery Superior Court.
Philip sshnepp, e, all Case No. I7s7.
DUksuANT 10 the command OF an order OF sale Ia
i me directed, from the Superior Court Of Mont
gornery County, Ohio will offer at Public Sale AT The
door Of the Court house in the City Of Dayton, on
Saturday, March 2s, 1868,
AZ two o'clock OF said day The following deacrii,et
alesate TO wit part OF subdivision OF SIXTY acres OF
land ownedby Phillip schnepp's heirs, situated Ia the
east part o. he northeast quarter Of section 4,
town l, ranger, n. H. Z, eubdiVided az followa -
Lor No. a--Beginnna on the west limo of said tract.
thence q e, l74o chains TO corner of Lot M / .
thence n s55s us chains; thence l0L W nj %
ohainsi thence Is, Cos chains; thence h SOL w
obs chains 20 begnningt there IL fifteen feet re-
served for road on the north and east line of this
Lot No. 3, containing 1851 acres "'
Also, Iior No. 4, beginning al the south ,veet nor
ner OF said racti thence "a, 1916 chaina: fhence
s9S, 7,6S chans thence 10, W lISo chains
thence ~, jlf chansi thence 69x, 4.3O CHAINS
20 beginning there Is tneen feet reserved for a road
on the north line ofhs Lot No. four poles west from
the north east corner Containing l. 66 acres
No.x thence n s919, " 7.6O chains thence 10, "
H. ~ demns; thenees 10, 3lI chains thence sgt
lOO chains TO the east line Of sad Beetiopi henc,
q e, i69 chains TO beginning there is fifteen feet
reserved lot road on the north line OF this Lot No.
o, containing 1887 acres, more or ess
All in Van Buren, township, Montgomery County
ONO and have been appraised as follows
hot No s. containing l0sT-lOQacres at S45 Der acre
T. s6G-ipO 40
Q, " 10 @-lQO Is
And cannot sell for less than Of the sboye appraise
ment' Terms - cash ~ IN one year, and lie hal.
ments to bear interest, and TO be secured by NOR
gage on the premises.
GEORGE WoGABtAN, Sheriff.
! Houk McMAHoS, Att'ys. ieqswts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-16
SHERIFF'S SALE.
John fonis superior Court,
vs. Case No. 2GS5
Onailan stump OF al. In Partition

John son'' / sgPerSSr Court
Jonathan stump ct al. In Partition ion
Df virtue Of and IN obedence TO, the command of
- an order Of sale issued by the Superior Oourt of
montgomery county, Ohio, and to me directed will
oiier ~ public sale atthe door OF the Court Honse IN
Saturday, Aprl II, 1868,
Al o'clock m Of said day, the following described
rehl estate, towlt Beginning the east half of sec
non seventeen %, town three (S) range four f41 =
&c, beginning az post on the boundary line of
SAID half section fifteen chains north OF the Southeast
corner OF said section 10 Elijah Foxs corner from
which awalnuts bears south 15e east links dls.
iant; also sugar II bears 5Oo "a links distant;
thence g. on said east boundary line % chains 10
post, from which sugar bears lO9 10 links
Distant ase, sugar due links Distant thence
30 ~ chains TO the half section line 10 post from
winch grey ash IA bears south 655 10 iinks d,s
ianti also, red elm 10 d bears $50 VIII links dis
tan thence g" 20 chains with the half settIon line
70 khlah foK's corner, from which beech IA bears
-, u links distant; also, beech l4l bears ua
~ Inks distant thence with said Fo1a line n $40 a
80 chains 70 the place Of beginning, containing one
hundred acres Of land more Or less F'f'Ns N7'
The above described farm is situate about fonr rniIss
southwest OF Germantown good soil thirty acres
oi the oest Oh TIMBER sugar walnut and ash timber,
nso, one oil the best orchards in German TOWNSHIPS
lyng on public road, and II is aad 70 be one OF ne
host upland farms IN the county. klE E'-. : -
hPPAsed ~ vi ~ per acre and cannot sell for less
Than two thirds y the above epprs senaeut. 7 u
/ Ierms--one third cash, third n one and the
haianee IN two years om the day Of sale; the deferred
on the premises - '' 's'A'
GEORGE WoGAMAN, sherin Mont. county
9gseALE sfAosd, Attorneys. ! ~ II tpeT,stsi
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-16
FROM MEXICO.

Nav YoRs, March lG--A vessel iron Mou.
'tlapd rondrns the capture OF that place,
without opposition by two French gunboats
February 9th.
A steamer from Havana on The 9ll brings
late Mexican news
The French army started for PaeblA Feb
rnary the / lth presumed an attack would
commence March lst
Four hundred Egyptians had arrived bot
voyage disagreed with them 100 in hospital.
There were alarming report IRON Sc pomin-
GO
Two districts had risen under General Lu.
cas-
Troops are being seut from Cuba several
WAE vessels also ordered there ef '-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-16
FROM WASHINGTON

WAsHiNuTos, March lG--Special to Herald
says there is no doubt the rebels will evacuate
Nicksburg Il they have nul already FEEDER
ais succeeded in destroying Rn important
bridge, cutting off another important commu-
nication Rebels will probably retire to Jack
sou, which is strongly fortified, this will e1-
pose Port Hudson aud render IT'S fall certain
Gen Stahl has been placed IN command of
the eutire cavalry in front OF Washington
Burnside is still waiting final instruction
for his new command
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-16
wAsHINGrnN RrMORs.

wAsmxoroS, March 10 @TKs news mon.
gers agApe tonight with details Of the raid hy
the rebes 5000 strong, infantry, artillery and
cavalry, tonight and rear Of our lines across
the United States Ford, commenced last night
and 70 induce battle to-day; while on tha
contrary we have the best of intelligence that
there is no torce opposite Falmouth save
JAcksons corps of three divisions with some
small detachments OF ,LoBgsireets command
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-16
BALTIMORE OYSTERS
IA MALTBY A co.'s OYSTERS
At THE OLD PRHCEs.

/ u no. 900 THIRD STREET, DAYTON, OHIO,
A RE daily receiving Maltby Co.'S Oysters, direct
"A from Baltimore-the best quality IN tho market
winch they are now able 20 sell NJ the OLD PRICES,
notwithstanding the rise In price IN the East.
No. One, Select, and Double Select, are warranted
superior to any others brought vest. Try them and
prove Il.
They also keep constantly on hand the best articles
to be found in the Confectionery line, such a.
Fine Candies, Candy Toys, Figs, Raisins,
Mats, Cinnamon, Dates, Green and Dried
Fruits, Cranbsrries, Canned Fruits, Fine Oh
gars, Tobaccos Of different brands, and all ar
ticles in season
They keep the best stock to be had and they sell
a. low as the lowest Forthe best oysters, aud all
articles in the Confectionery line, call at
PAYNE 4 HATFIELD,
de3ldfw 200 Third street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-16

nj SCHNEIDER has removed his Gun store and
Al shop nom his old stand IN the Ohio block Sd
street 70 no lV9 Main street, opposite The Markst
where ne will continue 90 keep oa hand eood a.so,,
,i msnt o. Double and Single Barrel Shot Guns Raes,
oeh rover =, Allen q smith Wessoni - and other
hetolgsfs anu flstolsi Bowie and Pocket Kpyess All
hhu, o. sporting Apparatns Gun Barrels aud maie,
rial; Powder aud AhOi etc. -''l -''
We have iust receiVel, besides other ei,,ns = ~,
aud superior auicle Of Hn American inol Rsy,i N u
Gun ths best oi the kini u Market Y
ssls 81 SCHNEIDER 4 SON.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-16
reported Tor inc. Dally Empire /
= New Work Market.

y AFw YORK, March IG
FLoUR-Receipts 900 bblS market dun,
l0@20c lower sales 90, 900 bbls 1907 20
extra state; Z 50@7 60 common to good
shipping brand r, II. D.
s WHEAT--Dull, nominally l@2c lower
SS(9l GO Chicago spring; coal Ga Mil
waukee club 70tal 70 winter red wes.
tern.
& !CoRN-Market dull, la2 lower at aOGs9l
sound, SIS unsOund mixed western
OATS-Market dnll, heavy M sl@s24
PQRK-Dnll.
LARD-pull Hrt .9f .lhNHa ~
DRESSED H0GS--Shade lirmer at 7
oil
WHlSKY-Heavy, lower at 46@4tl.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-16
CINOINNATI YENEkEAL HospIrAI


FOR THE CUBE OF PRIVATE sDTsEAsFs
And upder the ctntioi Of iHo OF the inost Erninat
FhyslcAns ia The world,
nR, f. AONAPABTE, from London mud psris
~ hSsptals and ior the past ten. years of the tIn
cinnatl Neueresl Hospital, and Dr n n RtsyHnt ~
nte OF New ork Ih5Is the only Office In Inc city
MtOie t Permahent cure Of Private Diseases tnn H.
onSu, a1 W,ahout the use Of mercury or change OF
ue', IohuIFl'.a cured IN go ~ hours elect cured
~ ) 10 ~ daVS; Structures cnretf In 10 weeks. ~
,oths hlnlssiops stopped ~ TO & days; seminal
y sager cured IN days secondary svmntonns in =
W 1Wefk- okn Lls ascs cured ia 10 'yeelfa. i,,
Potency, Ngor restored N TO Iweeks All diseases
,ra az i u'le '"' "lih unparalleled success
Dr SvnapaTte's grf,t work on private dis eases the
ian,si i 40 iie,l'i is tenetclal to all, male and
%vnsie % oih EhH Young, shoud read this book twill
ehllBhteh those who srOue in darlness prica 20
cents seut by mail - ''ee 80
Dr. BOuapurte's = Er.isl . p,tant Nj or, ,
~ niS saie ana never ass t. go satsiaction It's
wv @ ohiy sale a'id sure prHyenuYe AGAINST dseass
rIee 81 We French patept Male safe III the s,ngie
Madame % FemSe Mem Moptsy ssfi ~ rs ns'i Z
sale aug reliable remedy for suppressions and ali e
pregnancy, ~ they win produce misearrags btis
mail. .tf' y - - 'N' NHui'sH ny
Drs. B. X. ate the men to consuIt. th.v Ar. -,
quesuohAbiy ACKNOWLEDGED TO be the champions and
hnHs Ol " heTeh Diseases and the only Doctors no
tevslte M monthly reports fOm the old world; they
nave pesh cll7i"lnrd from early age of youth "a
witness lhe Yhroas dseases which afiict mankind
ad 20 yaleh ne progress through long career of
humble abode OF poverty to The manoon ~ ths .1 ~
my AMI ma yne sicertAine beyond doubt Inc vast
ssns,,ns o' h1In.p tpey determined TO select The
vote thslr whole attention to IA eyIaop OF ts d,s
sAses OF these important flinetons No aftsrsi Ia
aus us"eled uhi,ss ihey contain remittance Or a post
"be 'talhp' tit or address,
~ ms BuNAPARTE d REYNOLDS.
- - 'S2.alt,' 't,ret between Sinh Sixth, east
hlle' ohciuhai,, ONO.
y A NJ tn "a n Al
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-16

FINHE hrm Of Lsnts Weelsel, in die Boo, and sEoa
business. at No. l0i Nam street, was dissolved
,s SiStn tebrnaryl by mutual cousent Fred ~
J: y. Lents son, who will sndeaVor To piVe eptirs
sE.lsneuon 70 their customers And the public Who
nave 30 loeraly patronlzed the establisbmeut hare
toloIe Persons who are indebted 10 the rln are az
pesseo 20 make prompt settlemeng those having
ssshpt n nlu present them for imfn edia ate
ness Of the old frm j. T Lpesli1 1eJ ous''
n. u. WECKFL
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-16
LATEST NE WS.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.

STARTLING NEWS FROM KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE, March l5.-Appreheusons
exist here, in military circles participate that
- formidable rebel INVASION ol Kentucky IS
imminent, wish II view To the permanent occu-
nancy of the State. - .fI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-16
a DWELLING, oOoPER-sHoP AND DIsTuLERY
at
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Christian Miller case No los7
vs
jacob Heidsehuh ct 81 J supgtior Conrt
~ Ylrne Of Judgment ~ tho superior Court Ot
II montgomery county, OHIO, rendered IN the above
entitled cause, l will, on
VA Saturday, Aprt ls, 1863,
ABthe door VI the Court House 10 the city of ua,tor
sell the highest bidder, between the hours OF and
4oelock m Of said day the following real estate or
parcel Of land VIA Situate IN i'd city Of Dayton and
known and described as follows; Lot numbered nine
hundred and six sO6) the revised plat of the said
city Of Dayton, ~ the stste Of Ohio.
said lot has upon II good dwelling cooper, ,ahou
and distery, with large cellars attached -
Appraised at tl 500 and must sell for 81 800
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-16
Reported ior the Daily Emplre,
NeW York stock Market.

NEW YORK, March H.
SIoCks--lrregular, very dull = money at
GG91 Sterling Exchange dull a, | G9tal 10;
currency | lO9i American Gold closes at 80;
United States skies 81 coupons J o. regis
tered Ol5, Treasury Z $40 eG, February
and August, one year certificates 99s, De
mand notes 6O4, United States fves Il
coupons 95i.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-16
sYMpATHY FOR POLAND.

NEw YoRE, March l5-Several hundred
Poles held a meeting al Steuben Hall last ev-
ening, and adopted an address responsive TO
that ofthe Polish National Committee. -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-16

FfNHE undsrsgned ID prepared 90 do sl kinds os ma,
Nolsieryi repairs Of furniture aud re- yarnisi ~
,.f' ~ kinds Of paper hanging done AZ short noiic
~ 80 rooms above Mr.. j. Abbeys Drug store. NJ,
is' dnn -traet, south Of The market ~
i-iEs OHAs A MIRINAu
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-16

Fl u a ID q II "a r. II Il r. g
an6 FOR
Produce and Provisions

AcOb W. HEiDLER. "Monteomery uop.s =,
~ ..Iner Ioon at the ola Excelsior Daily haflsef
cont lanty receiving, and keeps for sale u s 4 ~,
DRIED MkA1e, PoUITRY, PRoDiiGgi VfSets,tsIp ~ So
r., ~ ~, rauIIs, GAME IN season. and ali the edbies
lhat ne can collect rom the four points of tbe co,
pass AnAPpeuApg xtfas which are 80 aRresal5s j ~
me RaiAe' may De hat atthe Excelsior Market W
Vu Vu fhe ~ determined 70 please the public ani A..
tahlinhment '"' "'ner SlmlSr eA-
Sa anS Sna see laln he viii be prepared to please
- - '''y l0l6dGm .
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-16

"A, Oard.-E y. Weckel desires 10 raiurn b,s
ahks y tns numerous friends and customers of lie
nosse, lor me generous patronage extended % him
svS si s'hee he hAs been IA businese there Hs wlrs
eid and new customers, a. usual 'islsda,ra,r
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-16

Lll EAGF FffaIFlNW FFEiF.
HEL&BOLDS s EXTRA CT B U0HU,
For Weaknasses
arising from kXcessea, Habits OF Dis.inatior Earlv
lndscretOD abuse

arising from ExcesAes, Habits OF Ds.ipation Early
lndiscretiOD abuse
Attended sith tle togo,efag g.,ay,,oas,
Indisposition TO ENertiou, Io.s OF t.,...
Loss Of Memory, Dlfieplty 05 Rrsa,b,ns' I'M
Weak Nerves, " rrra,nLi,.ss'
Horror Of Disease, wateininnsss'
iI,'..i,.9, 80 ~ ~ sla!uIi Pains in the Back
80 80 h''nus' Flushing Of the Body,
D''He'7 VI H'e akhi Efuptlons on the Face
N tALLIp UOUArEHANcE
These symptoms, II allowed to 20 on which ahis
medlc'ne lDNaIlabe removes, soon follows
lMfoFENCl, FATUITY, EPILEPTIC Fits.
ia one of 'eheh the Fatisat may EsJsa e. ,.s' %
Who can say that they not frequently lollove ed
by those "drelul dBeases," S''N" GU
"lNSANlTi AND CONSUMPTION"
Many are aware of the causes VI their suffering
buf soNE Wll1 CONFESS.
lHs RECORDr - THE INSANE AsYLvMs.
Aai Ne Melancholy Deaths BY Co,ls,snptia,.
Bear ample witness to the truth Of the assertion.
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
nc requires the aid Of medicines to Strengthen, aud
which HELMBoLDs EXTRACT B6oHU
"A tna viii conviuee the mast skeptic ''''''
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-16
Cotton and Wooden Rags

Old booEs ON NEWSPAPERS ON ,TET1Is
Wanted ut
Andrew r. Sscond Hand store
la1Iu@ 25I THIRD street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-16

LII persons knowing themselves ,naaht.i - 49,.
"A undersigned by note or seonnt ,- utsa 20 .he
on n u ohander 200 Third street, up stairs hsra
ny ny pools arc Kept and settle tho same Az, m,
ooA' '4AAiSi- ls2d2m n. sIFFRRAAG.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-16

FEMALES - F,EAALES- FEMA l. Els
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, OR CON.
TEMPIATING MARRIAGE.
In 5iany Affections Peculiar to Fsp,dles
The Extract Buchu unequalled by any other reYns
dy, Chlorosis OF ketrenchipg IrregulArity Pain
iulness, OF Suppression Of Customary EYacnations
Ucerated or Schirrous state OF the UteruB, Leucorr
hea OF Whites, stenty and or all complaints incident
to the sea- whether arising from Indiscreton Habits
Of DISSIPATION, or in the
~ DRCLLNE OR CRANGR or LIFHi
See Symptoms above.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-12-03
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ENROLMENT 60 he Corrected,

We publish elsewhere tho order of
tho Provost Marshal General roquir,
ing tho Boards OF Enrolment in each
District to have tho names and resi-
denccs of all persons enrolled in each
sub-district printed and exposed to
public view, Also the advertisement
Of the Board of this district, giving
notice to all persons claiming cxemp.
ton from draft, to make application to
the Board Of Enrolment at Chilli.
cothe, before the 10th day of Dccem.
Der, after which no cases will be heard.
The lists containing the names of all
persons enrolled, are now printed and
circulated in the different townships
This is done in order that the enroll
ment may be corrected, by striking
on the names Of persons xempt or
account of, lst, alienage, I'd, on.resi
dencc; 3D., unsuitablencss of ago; 4tl
manifest permanent physical disabili
ty; and by placing on the lists the
names of persons who may be subject
TO draft but who have not been enroll
cd. All persons are requested to mott
fy the Board Of Enrolment Of any