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TRADE NOTICES.

a REGULAR MiiliNG OF 1HR sup
tsio.n., 'n'oo O. NV , = .ne lie Wy ."
s,enin.. Dee 81. ph,n tas f3sin pa1,,,s M. ~,
v~e h,loitsd Tor and tsc.Ied elected a. ..r,sa
49,. ..asrtI tenn p.,,3.p.. AAKnS seCALl-
I'VE. IitA'uier. Nm =. J'.sut -sTI-srt a ne.
M y y ttnef i,asn.t I-mi b.. -. -.
,nit." ,l.m"s hufpH}, lsss samson. trsnk v bds,
h9h.fi buthr mas se'ton-efu. YIN " ith,f.N,
Jehn toulh' HEM q. ho.'nd. Aghsu. 20 l.3
NOTlCR-AiI TINsNlIitS AKk EARN
= 's'y ,e9u, set ne, to TO 20 -ors 70, =. ..
IDtkk on " hitsstnns, - he "a fisrhlfsd ne rsu
icr io'nire the MON. Tinfns1 70 - ~ Ain those
men IN tn.r nobis .o,i II y CAspbEi.i- pee 3ia
NOTICE TO THrTAir OrS OF HEOUXs
BROS Catherine - Sort on en.;.r ID
shop .ors 70 meet =, ntpHGf ~ -, ia2 = nor
q, near hrsnd on aonss, evening, Dec. stH, At
importance. i-s
DATTERS MAktES. AT1tNTION-THE
Pattern Ns.., ci Nss Notk epd y'c.ni., are re-
Monday e. Ming. D-e.Tth st5, ooloo., to .iseuss
nato's - 'mpoita-' N gro rad 90
DAINTfE> A>>OttAIiDS-AlI MIN
nr' I'll -. go =, eiecs the s'snius, a.
~ ,.on - mace 81 a. Ing taose n sresr.. They
should therefor {. .ud ard gag - lInnedi J.. y
PHELAS, -. '''''| w" s"'
SFrAR MAKES OF TINS CITY Will.
.'hold NEE tns IN rrs,dsy sv.ninr - o'ro a.
Uaroob' Hal - H.sut (. nss, n Bo~.ty 90
SHotMAhtES - MERE Will Es \
- rnsstins = the -orcinsn OF Csr'relrt store
u t.d"sT. Or 'nis Hon1ar ,,suinS I.c ,tr az
O'Clock. NJ f'','-r S,'f nth ct 1h,rrvlil no
cuisines. n inn rtsac. 9s
TIVE MEMBERS Ot TUt JERSEY CITY
J. setesi liou,r psint Association Or. notified
"a tnnst Al ibsr uew fCot1. l'0 NayA!l Av,plr 4
8. OIL honoav, 'icc 'fh, ~ u,li.ps ,'.lucA 4 "
e ever ntmb.f te yiaseut. tRA>Cis IDA i
M 1ee. l,o
TAilOHN. ATTENTION ALI T.uuLS
4 nod p.,p - bst.h. ootidsd TIA, NJ tf-HFE
has t.sn cap dri "a Pr''.d' o. and thai =. 30 IL
VA H. q e' fre-ld.sL bss taseu Li. ...ca. ~
order 4 CO "a, Commune. IN. t,ru.r.l I.Uor,
h"ocir m @PlNpi PR >se zoe
Ths REItLtE MONTHLY "!tII\G
u " the nit,d Cooper. No g. Of "a, -.tte % 49,
ora, ~ ho ne On ndsV .yrniu.. o., -, "a
Htand az A. nrlocs NJ rlsuh. 2 ere q .u.s ID. O
atend, S. tneis .iil n an elect on fot on. ,s pa.
Rl,h OIL AkRtLl- = -'.. joins LABOR s. 40
THE WOEKlNG WOMFS'S uNIJ.
L ne sortine sc-sen .7rp,cysd in ,.. ,siou.
tsse sorh hon> from sier shore. are requested 10
sec' ~ Arpoin- ~ Of thrE nun Der a. d.er,e 70
mo'ilrs 20 bt al q the pgtcss nf adou.ia. /,
ton.tfDhon 'or n. RI n. ana no send o.. name ard
resdenes OF the tel-sst.. And the shop me rrpr.
y. : BEACH, Treasurer,
At the SIM oNsee corner Of ,s,an and pul. m ~,
The names Of the daiegat0 mi not De- ppoi.bsd
unoer any elteuus sncss but vi be used orly 10 se
surr sn ~ .ud r,o!er representation Of Noit,ns
Il order OF the COMMITTEE APPOINTED At the lss,
meeting
VS. BEACH rr.,rr.-
ITkIIEn, nItyE.. -, uattr 49, '.
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Ts.sc Ios ~. i-e,tcd At Union PLACE, r..
ttsI NEW YORK, On tho Broctyn 4 J.msies
kaiiosd, VI, hin unu'ss vAt Of t,s d,Int toy
PARTICULARS and map, apply 81 the office Of tia Ave.
toneeY .ig
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n IAkIE NOI 81 NALE
y CARPETS, SUPERB RpDs, LTC..

his DAY MONDAY, Al Q O'CLOCK,
~ lh9 West tlstv bet I'm anu h svc, ccrnpf ON
the eutre pArlor, sleeping rooms and dpns turn tue
o The house ell nc-, Aud 20 ba sold -ithonf ,e.srvs
c3nprsins idrp.iure Of every descfip i1u csno'ors
mirror rch curtains, -hsdsa quits IN hair eloh
bfocatsle ciocs ehsir, Ct si kind., panting, yse.
sursrip bedst.Ads, hair and .p Ing 10 atrr.... reh
thtns, slssrsafe- cot glaze, gallery, &c. No post
ponsmeut. 6sI
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WILLlhM WRITER'S, AUCTfOSEPE,
VII eel, this day, ct 80 Canal street At ;
0'eioet shout thirteen losds o. furniture. &c row
stnG OF every v.nsty suitsbls tor 81 h0useheelav
Ard others SCI. positive lbs
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II BURKE, CTR-SAITSEOOM
- sGfeen-igb ave. -il cell on Monday Tn int.
at ~ O'Clock n. Lease to,t and rtnre- ~ the gr,
ctrs and lguor store 10 I~lsuey 81, cor Y 1rids..
store nicely t'pd uJ. stock foil and comp s,, inclnd
ins large stock Of iiguors and groceries eAse Of the
ebole bon.e Tor yeAIs. howe. sAfOn. A.. 10
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DAwNBkOhfES Satisfy BELL \
tShRAHAb. 10 The sale rooms ~ Ne. Bovery.
IVs oelrck- Iu.sdsy Valuable pledgsd ,ood. b, Of
Der ~ " d J Woil, 40 Myrtle ave- "Wednesday,
vsusbls SAFE Of choice eothirr. &C. Re, by order N
'DblIP n btiyOsG. .Sq y. Broadvay Is
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-21
CAPTURE IF COTTON.

WASHINGTON, August 20--Ihe Navy De
psrtmeut is informed that the bark Gem Of
the Sea, captured in JuIY lasb he SCHOONER
Georgia, of Nassau, ofi the coast of Florida.
The steamship De Soto reports The capture
by her Of the schooner Lady Maria for viola
ton of The blockade. Her cargo consisted OF
a hundred bales Of cotton,
Lieutenant commanding McDougall, OF the
steamer Heudrick Hudson, says, while cross
ing in the vicinity Of San Bias, he found in
the vicinity Of the beach, one hundred and
thirty-eight bales Of cotton which had evident
ly been washed ashore only a short time be-
fore il was discovered
The steamer R, R. Cuyler chased rebel
steamer some distance to the westward OF
Cape San Bias aud in her efforts to escape,
the latter threw part Of her cargo overheard
supposed TO be the cotton alluded to by the
commander Of the Hudson
The De Soto chased rebel steamer which
WAS obliged 10 throw one hundred and seven
teen bales of cotton of, to effect her escape.
The cotton was picked up by the De Soto
The Fort Henry was captured ou the coas
Of Florida With twenty-five bales Of cotton anC
eight contrabands.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-21
FROM CHARLESTON.

WAsn,NGtus, August 20 Prominent otii-
errs, serving hrtOre Charleston, express them
selves in private ltlters, received here TO day,
~ aarnesly hopeful OF the combined naval
aud military operations but they do not men
ton auy Time fui the reduction oil Fort sun
Ter. rs p,ofnised by enthusiastic correspond
eHts
The work being heavy aud requiring the
utmost sklll and caution they, with II tall sp'
prec,atOn OF TIA, difficulties, purpOsely refrain
from eNpectuiuns Of immediate and complete
victory Nor are such speedy results autici-
gated BY gentlemen ia Washington, who are
best acquainted ~,th the plans and inten
tions OF the commanding ofhcers
The act to provide "A national currency, &c
authorizes thr employment OF tue Nations
Ranking A4so iAtiuu, created uader it, As
deposi,ory &c ut the internal revenue
As such employment involves the duty o
recurring an adequate security Tor the
amounts deposited the Secretary Of the
Treasury has come the conclusion TO ask lror
the national banks desiring TO make sucl
deposits. to place IN the treasury of the
United States SIX per ceut. bonds to al
amount equal to tea per cent, OF their capita
stock, aud 10 give the bond OF directors, anc
officers to an amount equal to their capita
stock as security for the punclual pAymen
OF all lawful checks for deposits. lnasmuch
however ~ number OF banks have beer
organized, aud assets are without circulation
Secretary Chase proposes to direct deposits L
bs made with such on receiving from then
the consent of their respective boards Of di
rectors, that the bonds already deposited "a
security for deposiors, leaving the additiona
bond ~ well as that Of the directors an'
others, to be given afterwards al any time be
fore the furnishing of circulation Shoul,
the Association prefer, instead of giving
Joint boud equal tn the capital stock, the
may give separate bond of directors an,
stockholders.
FoRrRess MoNRoE August l9 - Tb
steamer John Rice arrived early this morning
from Charleston She brings no addtiona
news
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-21
CONVENTION OF WAR DEMOCRATS.

INDIASAPous, August 20--Ihe Convention
Of War Democrats is very large aud euthusl-
nstic All parts OF the State are fully repre-
s-nted General Nathan Kimball Is present,
Major General john McClernaud General
Dumont, and Hon Henry =, Ecrlst are
among the speakers Letters were received
from Hon Lewis Cass General Logan, Daniel
. Dickinson,
All expressed sympathy with the objects Of
the Convention Revolutions advocating a
yieoruus prosecution Of the war, ana tor sus.
tanning tho administration in its efforts 10 put
down the rebellion, denounciug the State
Agent, Auditor, and Treasurer of State, for
their willingness To repudiate the public debt,
aud gacriice the honor aud credit OF the
State for parisau purposes, were paased
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fMGolcaL.
CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITi

CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL,
Established in the Year 1850,
FOR THE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES,
And under the sunt; q OF twe Of the most Euips ut
Physcians In the world,
TAR. E. BONAPARTE, from Loudon and Paris
IL Hospitals, aud for the past ten years Of the Gin
cinuau Veneresl Hospital, and hr. II REYNOL DS
late VI Nev York rhisis the only 9ttee ~ the city
where q permanent cure OF Private Diseases can be-
obtared. without the use Of mercury OF change OF
diet, Gonorrhea cured IN Gto AZ hours, elect cured
IN 4 10 10 daysi Strlctuies cured in to weeks N0c
tuTnA Eulissions stopped IN 10 q days; EommJ
WealneH cured IN 10 weeks SyphtliR In It's prlna
~ slAges cure ~ y uay ~, aeeo1uArI symptoms IA
Ca weeks 5klu nis'ates cured "a 10 weeks M
potency, yigor restored 10 to weeks All diseases
Of private usture treated With unparalleled snco, 81
Dr. Bonapsrle great work on iriv,te d,,eases, the
rryate Gude TO Health, . tenedcisl 10 hn male and
female old and young, should rtnd liii- hook IA VIM
ephRhten those who Hrope 10 dafkusss. Pnee ~
G snls, sent Nv mail. y y fI.. LIZ. ilIr ~
| Dr. Rsnaparte's French ratout Male salei II il
perfectly safe, aud new als 10 ~ satisfaction Iiir
| The only safe aud sure preventive against disease
Price Of the French Patent Male aaio u the single
one, - per half dozen " per doasn sent by mail
80 Madame LozlERs Female Mootlily r1s "a
SAFE and leliaole Telhedy pf qllpspaoe and a e,
lnae diseases Ladies' should nOtitse them thuuv
pregnancy, AN they viii produce miscarriage. prce
u % per box-eAtra line sb-sent To any address by
Drs. h. a r. are the men to consult they are nm.
questopahly acknowledged TO be the cham pions and
kings OF ytnereal Diseases aud the only Doctors who
receive mOnthly reports from the old world: they
have been aecnstonsd from An early age Of YOUTH 10
witness the various diseases which ahiict mankind,
aud TO watch the progress through long career OF
professional study Ia every sphere bfife, fOm The
humble abode Of poverty ~ The mansion Of the veal
| thy and having asceFtaned beyond doubt The vast
sutenng Of humanity, they datsrmlnsd 10 select tie
genefatve system as their particular sV, and 10 de-
vote their whole attention 20 the the dis
eaAea OF these portant fnnouOns HOleeru will hs,
answered unless they contain remittance or post
i age stamp. Call or address,
| Drs B0kAPARTE& REYRoLDe,
No. l6e ayeamOTe ST. eet between filth sixth east
4 side, Cincinnati, Ohio
Once hours nom AM. tOsP.M. fe5
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Dayton Market.

DAYTON, August 81
HARSHMANS FLOUR-Red wheat,
wholesale s co. retail 8 IS,
WHEAT--New 5000 old 9O@95
CORN--50
OATS--40G945
BARLEY-90(Sl 90
RYE-60@70
HAY--Timothy ~ 0O@l3 90 per ton
FLAX-SEED--l 20.
WHISKY-44@H
GRoCERIES-Cofee 2s@3O Sugar lA
@l3A Molasses 50@6O Teas | OO@l So
Cheese l04
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New Work sIarket.

NEw YoRK. August 20 Flour dull ard de-
clining at "a 1904 As for extra State
So 1000 40 for round hoop Ohio Wheat
receipts 81 1sO bushels, duh aud iayors buyers
at $50 @Sl 10 for Chicago spring s3e 6e
81 Is for Milwaukee club; 81 1901 "a for
with limited supplies at 6sCa6e4 for mixed
Oats duh and lower at 5s95sc Pork and
Beef dull Lard firm at 94l@95l Whisky
firm at A5a@46e.
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NraaIgdIuI.9
A1yrA6IlAgNfi N0TniF- TW0
snERlfFs SALE

i ggbn summers suPTeme Court. +.
r ~. rs. Q t".fI ftIt.Ia a4.r.ttl .t
John Butier. et nj. Case No. g7C4i.i
DY virtue Of aud In obedience 10 the command OF an
ID order 0f sale 10 iae directed tggthe Supreme
Court OF Montgomery County will offer M pubo
sale At III door OF pls Court House IN the city Of
Dayton, OF fNh HfI "t"h "AAtfF q
tai,e1eg. Se,fsslsy loh, is6a,
A. O'Clock ns ~ ra,d LAY The following described
real esiR . % wit
lots numbered eleven hnhdredand thirty C19W
and eleven hundred and thirty one uisil. unttr r
ed on the feyl ed pat ol the ely ~ Layton, g. the
county OF Montgomery and state VI ONO.
Appuiiaesi tsletherHt s-t0p Snd lots are located
ON the corner n Eidy amt Plum Streets aud cannOt
sel for less than two-ihrt- Of thv above appssnei.
Terms cash. GEORGE WnGAMAN, Shenh.
IHR9Hssk 4 ,hlaeft Auyet /. sv &, auAa 80
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sHERfFFs 5 SALE


HauuNon. t,kTnti a Co.iU) u 4 dJN
DY utua Of and IN obedience TO, the command of a
ID yonM execution sc to me difeeted, from the SUI
peuor Court OF Montgomery county onio will offer
Al public sale at the door oi the Coutt uduse ~ the
city OF Dayton, on . ..-.... .f.... ....
III SdtJ.tlay. sep'embA&iO, 1888, l.
At two O'Clock o sad day. the following described
real estate ~ The property ot Hamilton Garner 90,
being the Undivided one hall Of The following described
resl estate, to-wt Beginning the north side OF lot
No. 1859 IN the city of Dayto thirty three feet west
OF the northeast corner Of SAID lot No 1889; thence
aoHtb parallel with the east line o said LOT 20 the - Of
the depth of seid lot thence west parallel with (he
north line Of said lot hu lot las in said city 30 feet
thence north parallel with the east ue OF lot No 1892
tn the noith line o Ut No l9aH thence with
the north ne OF lot Moss ,lgn and l9S2 thirty three
feet TO the place OF beginning
The above des rib u premises under a loImer exc.
ution were spprased Ut $500.
The above described premises were taken execu.
ton ~ the property Of hamlo Garner Co, at the
suit Of sbeldensa ssson vs. hamilton Garner q Co
T above properly csRnoi sell for less than 3e Of
she apprAlselnent Terms cash.
GEORGE WOGAMAN sheriff Mont. county
CHAHLFs fAhR1f1, Attorney au22w
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By Telegraph. rap
TaE DRAFT. IN NEW YoRK-pISTlN-
0UISHED VICTIMS.

Nav YoeE, August 2O.--The draft VI the
fifteenth ward was completed to-day "''hou'
tho slightest .ign OF Dissatisfaction
Among the drafted Is Wa H. Fey OF th9
Tribune Jun. Clancy, Of the Leader M'chae'
Abraham. Express reporieri Jno hA'ess,
Exsige pommissioner j. Bsnfold, vi the
Abend Zeituagi Townsend Harris late MN o,l
ist,r 10 Jnpau. Jno Morrissey, the pug,hsii
several ,ohccurn and several colored per
sons
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-21
REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIONS IN WIS
CONSiN

CmcAuo. August l9.-The Republican
State Convention assembled in the capitol at
Madison WIS to-day, and nominated ) I
Lewis, ui Dane county Governor, and Judge
Spooner. of Wanktsha, Lieutenaut Governor
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-21
Dpring SPOUSE.

. VEIN C n OU Sc.
NO. SO, 81, cIAFR,BET FQpRrAl4FIPTH
las Dayton, Ohio.
IfNHE undersigned ipforms the pullc that he IL a
l practical dyer and has established dye house at
Of silks satins, Ribbons wooltn aud Cotton Goods
any sor that may be desired.
GraAge and STAN owed irnnl al kinds o iabriea.
De warrants TO finish all goods IN manner TO give
satisfaction having all artiules neeetsAry to perform
bis work IN the best poesibe ttYle, ss
sul0 HERMANN WfFGEND.
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WEST FOURTH s1RhEr

Ia.t cINoINNATi OHIO
Black Silks, aA3 ta ai
Extra qualities. at 81 ss s7.i so
Colored Silks, aaAtlt
Small shoos. and other styles s,I 49, sy, oO 90
Repp Silks,
French Printed Foulsrds
Mourning Silks,
Full assortment
Dress Goods,
Every style aud fabric
Striped Bareges,
SILK aud Woo. Vt 2ao,
Mozambiques,
ORGANIZES, JACoNETS, PERCALEs,
LAWNS, etc
NJ ew Chintzes,
Aud Ginshams, choice AisT. te. 90, Os 7Sc
O alicoes,
Is9G, O,s2, s0. 20, So
Table Damaslks,
Napkins, Diapers, Towels, poyie-, etc
White Bed Quilts,
All sizes aud qualities. a, sa "a. s. so
Piano Covers,
Cloths and Cassimeres,
Suitable for Spring wear
Balmorals,
! For LADIES aud Misses
White Sheetings,
60, IS and ,c
@ orsets,
} All sizes, white and colored
Heavy Brown Shestings,
.Jl y.HfsF.E t... 80, IS sad 4O4
Laces and EmLroideries,
Muslin Fouucinss, etc. very cheap"
Bleaohed Muslins,
... From sOc up
Linen handkerchief,
Extra quality, at o. 50 per dozen
Furniture Dimities
l For Bedsproads, e,o., a, 20. Is, 81 su 4 IOc
Clerical Ties,
For Ladies' Novelties"
{ Housekeeping Goods,
very complete stock of ali lnnds
: Ladies' Umbrellas, "
silk aud Ginshani
Parasols & Sun Umbrellas
Lace Mitts,
! Ladies' and ch,ldfens, ohssp, 81. co. e2l<, 7so, 81
Hosiery,
ladies Gents aud Childreui
Hoop Skirts,
L Atths old price
Silk shawls.
MoA'mbqus shawl
Spriug Cloaks, Garments,
! ALL SELLING CHEAP,
..
.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-21
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE.
GLORIOUS NEWS FOR THE LADIES
A PREVENTIVE TO HAVE Chill
Nn~NF

Hear what the Cincinnati weakl Prsassays tho 6lh
VI March, 1862: Et
We arc decidedly opposed drugs and 10 adveftlaed
remedies for the prevention Of having children but We
fes II onr duty 10 acknowledge benefit nom any and
from every when II Tor the relief Of suffering
humanity A fact haa come to our knowledge that
ought 70 be prcmulgatd aud widely circulated for tho
boneht OF those ladies whose delicate health makes
necessary to prevent any increase Of family.
About tscye months after marrisgo lady Of our Ael
quaintanos gave birth TO daughter, but her auiiernr
were gat that beT physicians despAired VI her
cry Thu made her dread the very thoughts Of again bo
coming n mother. She tried every thing to prevent
repetition ofhor suerlngs but without succeeding Two
years aor marriage she again confined, hut her suf
rings were great that the child died. and her life
despaiFed Of She told by her family physician
that n she had any ohiron he feared her life would
be the forfeit As all the Tanees she had tried before
bad failed, she applied to the botanic Physician, Dr.
RAPHAEL,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-21
PRIVATE, SECRET, AND vnNEREAL
DISEASES

without the use Of Mercury without hlndrance from
business and without Tar of discovery exposure No
deadly polsons such arsenic, vonlira, opium,
any other poaons No mercury any deadly minerals
nothing but purely Vegetable Botanical remedies
used by this wonderful Botanic Physlcian His Botanic
Remedies never yet failed TO etlre tho most obstinate
aud tho most dangerous aud to all mercury
aud other impurities from the systen when all other
Remedies had hiled.--lfsdioal Journal.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-21

NO, oS EAST FIFTH STHEGT,
CINCINNATI,
MORE GOOD NEWS!
FROM HIGH AND RELIABLE AU.
THoRITY.
CINCINNATI,

The Botanic Remedies OF Doctor Raphael the English
Botanic Physician, h,led yet 10 make perfect,
radical, and permRneut cure Of ALI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-21
"a ana 40 wss. Fourth strss,,

Opposite Pixies Opera House.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-16

re- Ser Us. SGsu6os bat auf = E Mt,
IN Oer 0stern Sn1, Gde 5OparDe uno Ser.
'n8t0nitr, einea gemitt9liAen Yrtpat. 8n0
drrangtrt.
RS- Die Gjut!snbsrs 9o0e 01o. 3, Il. 8.
S. D.. y. mira am Eeute N6enb In ber QBs.
ltftn @btna 6al, Baltimore na9e Fremont.
IT,, tbren Sn9rfS>8aQ abGalten. {
G1S@ Der 6armonte-B unb go. II. 9,
=. y. 8.t ptrc am beutigen 96enp ebenfaua
lslaen Sabrfe-Saq abbaIteut unO stpar In
Neben6aQe. w ~" 4
1S- Mud Der Mc9apt> Gtamm $50. 80
I'D u. ST., bali am teutiaeu Ia Der 9ronf,
Lin pau, GaIlsrn No., naGe 8rpappdY, |eiaen
.fri'en Jnbtess8aQ abo tpv3t bic ts(teu IN,
prpnungen 0ctrcfen inb.
o. 0err q. 9fGHnger, 9lr. 10 g. grebe-
rtatir., bot ouf Gente 96eno Elm aefnatb.
ltdses ~5s,dn;den a~rrauairt. ~ .
rs @bsnlC bat 6err V6. S&Snfelo auf
Hel'te AbFno Elm &rdn3den nebt Nuslptes
lung beranltaltet
rs 9err 6rteori1 RlaYss erSfnet heate
Morgen on Der Gde BON 5arrtlunEr. unb
Stna Sate fine nsne @trtbiGaft NIT eiaem
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Ih eurdp ete feHdtc Rahauft. Sleine @aben Ron Soflp-
MAPS gtllen js6en auoeren @ttnb qencmuaen, e~prriot.
rem dle unDronDn9en Der 2eter nno bes Wtoeens, reinioen Sac
gu! uaO ii&erH tecerl Naann cine trdfttse &eTunbb,tt. Nur
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6rennoe tstt0 Sertpam6te
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.bra3en 9rtbatea uno Matrpfen
HOLLOWAY'S PILLEN
mt,S ointment.

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nne Ointraent netiebeu dTo; ulc r0 he btaben ~9cloaten
rto Weatrclen oerlaunIt bapen, lid oeielbut 0nlEina1eu, ba
9abe s8 Fem beferes @eiGent, wcIs,es tbnen lore SSreinee &C.
ben tfnnen. gS 1T b~inlGngltI bepiciel, eIs in S.un6ea
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Snlbateu in6.
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bel ieSem &ppf Coer S6a6tel t%etsefiet tit, IoiOrt frrtrt.
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Gtatpen lfnb.
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une Stntmrut. Der ernlc Serrunoete rSnute Ietne 2sliuoest
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felt ell SGuupftun barunl, ninnt 6 Ino s Yiaen bes Mct-
gens uue ecs GbenbS. nm eos Spfent 81 ribIsn unb @ntSau.
our9 rcrSubeuger.
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n1nns louIs otele aasSs'etHnete asee'sin ~eHle0iten.
0eIti9eS Fcphpeb unp Niam9el an @ppetit,
tpomit ;~upeilen Die Sploaten tebaftet ltnb,
Dtee 8~rantbeiteu tCmmeu peUtertbeiis con &eiGperbeu
uns llnrube br. ODER bon perbinbeIter Nusoiinitune oSer BON
@net tno Ertnten, mas tn9eluHo III, uno perhinoern bocurh
bcltgeuuben 3uiant Der geber uno bee Wasens.
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geiulb bletben WOlt. Die Yilen, menn nab ben osbruftes
en- senonneu, brtnaen lGnel bic 9e6er uu6 ben Wta-
le3 gen in DrcHun9 Surid unb ais natlrliGe Iolae habpn
n kopf Ino 9uen Appeiit,
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@Omptrpners Sffcc.
Dertbpoue 6orm AZ perfoufen.

WertbpOue Garm gu ~psrtaufen.
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tlbr 3 Wtetlen ppR her Stdot 1T ju ~Sertaufen; lie entb6lt. It3X
&tpter Sea, gSni. @pole unS Bob. Stnelair. Sbre nabr
SSSaet our Stast gla6t fe iebr trertbUoa ais @Gftnerfarm.
getnn ss 9emnnl9t miro, fam fs IN Stet SarmerI ~eiu9etteIt
ouie Une Sinter9sbdu6 n. 8e6nsuusea perten m6st1 ee.
Ielt. Se9snb n1tere &ustuufi pir6 an SDide, be fas
San5e ooer stneH &hetI BET farm taufeH pCaen in bttTer 81
fte ertbstlt.
Gam. Maeeu.bbin
Sa@1-5nlU,4p 4Cntrcneur.