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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-25
PLANTATION BITTERs 6

6AHu ~ ttON 9b ENC
Nhrh are now recommended by the higheal medical
authorities aud warrsaled to produce 40 Immeda
bonoheid effect, Theyaro exceedingly agreaile, per.
ecty pure, and must supereeae s oier tones ShefS
a healthy, gentle aumusut is required .- ...
laey purify strengthen and lnvigorAte,
They create asealthy appetite,
Thas are antdote 90 change oi water and aieii
They oytrqome tdeetsoi dissipation and late hours;
They strengthen the system aud oal,ytn the mpdi
They prssont miasmatic and interlnittent levers;
They purify the broath and acidfy Of the stomach;
rhey cure dyspepsia aud conshpatio .l.... [.
They cure disrrhea, cholera and cholera m0stais,
They cure liver compliant and nervous headache:
They make the weak strong, the languid brilliant
aud exhausted natures great rsstoror They aru
composed uf the celebrated oalisaya bark, winter
green, sasssraa, roots aud herbs all per
ectiy pure 80. Croix rum. ..i tt..i.f ..
"''I have gwen the Plantation Bitters 10 hund,
reds OF our disatled soldiers sth the most ytonfsh
ing eject. s .4llra GW ANDREWS,
upt Soldiers Home Cincinnati." %
"" " The Piauiai,on B,ttsra la enreame elliyet
complaint olsshGas1 was hits 10 proatrAia, ard lad
to abandon 10Y business
BlKINUsBEY clstsiana, olAd.n
t"|t* owe much 70 you, for verify bslieys the
paaiaiion hitters have saved my life -.G i. a. o.
Rev W. n. WAGGoNeR, MAirid, n r."
"a'e Thou wilt send me two BOTTLES more Of thy
risnatIon puters. My wiIs has been greatly b4nsht.
ted by lhe,r use. Thy TREND,
s.ap1 Asa GURRGN, nhiRdeiphiA Pa.p t
"s have been great snierSr from d ys epsiR,
snd had TO ahandon preaching. = The 2 antatl on
itters lwse enTed lRe, III. ..Is... ...... ....I
ReV.-I. \. 0ATnORN, Rochester, A,Yp u
q" e SsRd--us tweaty -loaFs dozen -snors. Of yons
Plantation Oitters, the popularity of which are daily
Increasing vlth The tload&e &ef oltt hd'ijN! I
SYKES. CHADWICK CO,
rIopuelors Wizards Hotel, Washington, ID. o.
Su' b sfe one IN thousands OF certificates daily re-
eelyed They ,,ge imne,hsely heneRcial ~ weak per
sans ard dchralc hmaes. tOHhI fa
laie otstops nf 10, hled bottss. See otr signature
ou 0ne -,eei plale nbo They are not soidLy tho
gallon They are ouly soldm oar patent log cahB
bo'aes by respectable druggists, godera hotelr sa-
oons II oamboais and country stores, a "a 81
" u. DRAKE Co,
as2dawihn n cog broadway, n, v.
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-25
.a COUGH NO MORE.
ray sTRICKLAND's MELLItLlIoUs Cough
BAISAM.

lhsls the best and cheapest remedy for Coughs
Colds, HoArseneaa, Asthma, whooping Cough, aud
Consumpton. EyeryOod who has tried thus excel
lent Belsam enthusIas steally recommend H. Mrs
htehell, Barr street, Cincinnati says she has been
oarlnl shiefef with eougn for many years, 80 bad az
not 90 be aDa 70 walk up stars she tosk Que bottle
VI this Balsam, aud has been better ever since and
advises all VINO nave Coughs, Odds And Asthma 10
tTy this valuable Cough pasam. Fnty cents per bot.
tie sold by all druggists, Ani manufactured al No q
east Fourth street, Cincinnati.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-25
.9TOl1 0nidI0I
or HARTFORD, uoNNEoTIoUT
EyERY MAN SHOULD INSURE HIS LIFE,
1l-oa 70 NHhuJ~

fINHE .htns grants peltcles FOR LIFE, for term
i ot years. Endowment policies Aud ohildi eu's In
dowment. Also, Non Foreiung Policies, on which 40
payment is required aner teu years. s..
Five thousand dollars paid on two losses n this city
within the last SIX months
Among all the 0ontuyRucos OF n@n to protect the
family circle from want, uOne can ue lsund more
pie IN ITS character uoblG its features OF certain IN
ITS results, than late insurance lts the prop which
the '''1S "s'''S'Nq }'Nf' to rsfINfABJ B
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-25

tits the hand OF the proydent father, reaching
forth from the grave aud s nOurishing hs offspring,
and keeping together the hmhy bY It, the faithful
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-25
nrrss auo CsIuak JtAaktng.
MynkOOp's Iceland PectOraI.

Diseases o. the throat ehesi AMI pulmonary oFgans
arc ever prevalent, iUsiiious aud dangerous The
properues bf medicine 30 alleviate and uprooi
these comliants, must he etpeetorant, auodyne and
nygorathE loosehing tho mticus Of tho throat, aud
imlrtiug tome to the entire SYSTEM No discovery
uiedcal tgeuge mastered this Glass oi ,aseSsos
Ike tir WyhkOUp lrelutd ptctotal. ID suset with
The -t astonishing resultsin all eases at bfohcht
lnluensa, whooning cough, dflheria or putrid sore
throat asthns, erobp, coughs, colds nervous iFr's
hilty, kr
The Uey D. y PoucreertiAes that, ~ have ushd Dr
Wynfodps feetoru for several years, myself ani In
my Amiiy, ior severe pniutonary complaints, aud
have recommended Il 10 many others and have never
seen fts equal" ReV. D. }. Potter, Brooklyn n. Y.
uundreds Rnd th0nsants Of important iestmonis
ais c1nld be produced. showing is remarkable cures
and that u never fails ZOO. Is...' i. lIH
u is composed Of pure tceand Mess, Baiui Of az.
gNd, Peruvian Balsam, Hieegmpane. OomiFey, Bur.
dock, and other Invaluable expcclerHnt and tohe in
Wedents, It's harmless, prompt aud lasting. In
valid Aud sufferers cannot afiord TO neglect trial
Eyery hn,ily should have t. 10 ia remarkable tor
Coup. Fnl descriptions, recommendation and ii
ertons accompany each bottlr
sold 10 Dayton hy W W stewart and all pnncipal
druggata. ti =
Prepared by pr u u, wyahoop, aud sold by u. H.
barnos co, New YORK ~. N seEidly
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sb8o8 yaIasln1B4 snsmgllu
RE SAFE vaon rms rANGs az WANT
,on,t,a.db,A.g0.Y.b 1 lgA,a.a,. nome, SS,i X,
ha nak M of ahneaubnf WuA l4ib wiIs bu indet6tii

WOllI haseF y IItea nays R fulhIQl IaIf holnei NII
the m6hus uf aducauoni p WutiAA vie bu indeieu4i
dent Oi the cold charities ut the wurdi Would this
aged and feehle parent be provided iori Wouid my
estate pay my dehlai Would there he sWrrthca OF
property by forced sales ot Az administrator 10 meet
the demands ot creditors sales made when the market
tends downward, Rnd pfices cannot be reAii4adf
How lev answer those question to their sHtstsc
toni fhey fear TO ask them, and cherish ths behei
that they have long lease og li lhls IA bOtl ioul
ish aud Gowardly. The brave man
talJH4lu siEr-.f4a % o. HilH Iat..nuea u
s4i
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-25
AssETs-J JANuARY, 1893.

caSi, rrsasury Notes, and OettihcRtes, u 'f
on hand and deposited on cali, and IN ts ..lf
Agents haads 43bb6l ~
hsnk Stocks ofNew York Hartford, Bos.
t ton, -. Lous, Philadelp phla and other
pleeh SbdbOl W
Uped States and State Stocks, of Ken.
lucky, New YOrk, New Jersey, OHIO.
Michigan Rnd Indiana 56T,4 4y6 90
Oity bOnds OF New York, Brooklyn,
.............a.. 2s7, 7,ISs 90
Railroad Stocks VI HartfoE aud Nav la- ..Ii
ven, Connecticut River, aud Boston
aud II9 U95 90
Mortgage l1O.ia5 W
State OF Connecticut, Temporary lOan.... IO1OOO %
Ros Estate, uninG sT,eoS 10
~ e. ,oss iio 50
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-25

IEBs LIABILITIES;
Losses, unadlustad and not
uuS....u,,., seiIbiO55 IT
january Dividend, pad..,.... lSO,OO0 W. $500 O30 II
duly sworn 10. Hartford, january /, Ls0S.
kespect6llly solicit, aud will lake pleasure la at
tending TO your Insurance wants. 't'
JOHN n. sToPPELMAN,
aul9 .. .. t. .r,iu Agent at layton, w
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SUPPORT THE WIFE OF HIS BOSOM
u.IHt ava tOtIla 8y staSi
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-25
epO ,oqnl ,dr sn.aIol
PROTECTS HIS AGED PARENTS

Eyeu where heilgsi TUrded themhuto Cternitls ~ VI
Inc honest deht0r sat- his couhdug creditor, when
tate seemed least proptuuus. In moral uui worldly
souso Il Is great weapon by winch Ia rob death ui
his sting. .t...
Let any husband, father soh ask hlmasli, "lf was
20 dle to.night, would those Who are dear ~ me
sh80J yallslRquA snsmylla
BE SAFE TBuh rHE rAHGs az WANT
Daily State sentinel., 1864-12-13
He is COOPERATING WITH SHERMAN.
More Fighting in Tennessee.
FROM THE POTOMAC ARMY
Gen. Grant Beginning to Move.
&c., &c.. 80 Sc. Sc.
r-nna Neu nrh

NEw loRK, December l2--The CONNER
cisl's Washington special says: the bankrupt
dill viii he taken up after the League Island
Navy \ ard matter Is disposed of There are
many chances that the bankrupt bill will pass
Adyices from CITY Point state thar a storm was
raging there yesterday.
IL il reported that one OF Lees important
railroad communications hss been ca, by our
'roops
The Treasury Department suggests that Con
gless egaiize the conversion Of 80 bonds held
by bsnks into registered bonds An important
financial recommendation by The Treasury De
partmeut is expected to BE- made ia verv few
days.
The Posts Washington special says Mr.
Fessenden j. reported 10 be ia favor of establish
ing sgence' 10 sell 80 currency BONDS on
system similar to that by which the i've hun
d-ed ana ten million 5 ~ loan ~a- 50 successful
lat year
A heavy gale irum ~ the west set 10 stous mil
night with a very cold atmosphere
The brig Oriental is ashore on the battery.
The schooner Eagle with coal, hound -
Newoutch, suak near Brooklyn Two or three
lighters have snak by eapsaing. ard many
vessels have dragged anchors Ia j. reported
that three lives were lost on the schooner Eagle.
NV YogK Dec le Hon Reuben + Fen
ton has seht IA biz resignation member of
Congress, 10 take effect on the 2llth inst. Ii i
thought that the speaker will appoint Hon. d.
{. LttleIOhn TO hll the vacancy occasioned BY
this resignation on the WAYS aud means com.
mitsee
Daily State sentinel., 1864-12-13

BARGAISs At AUcrioN WIN +. Feathers
ton, Auctioneer will. to-day and from day to
day until the entire stock il closed out. offer tor
sale at Nos. IS and -. East Washington street,
$50 600 worth of linen and dry goods gents fur
nishing goods. &c The stock which Mr..
Feathers,on will oner consists in part follows,
aud ladies are respectfully invited to attend the
sale:
Linen goods-A splendid assortment. compr
sing ali the finest brands Of pillow case linen,
III tper sheeting brown linen table cloths. towel
ing Russian and American crashes, damGsk "a
ole cloths, bleaehed aud brown cotton, ladies'
aud gents handk kefchieis. ladies' dress goods.
sha~ Of every fashion aud importation, broad
cloths, doeskns. sAtineis beaver cloths. shirts
shirt collars. drawers. &c This j. 4 rare chance
for purchasers. whether ladies or gentlemen, and
we would remark. irom personal inspection. tla,
all the above designated goods are fresh. and
will be warranted represented, and sold IN
quantities 10 suit purchasers. by the package
piece or yard Housekeepcrs, hotel keepers, and
al others. are particularly invited 10 attend this
sale Seats wiil be provided for ladies'. Re
member Nos - and - East Washington street,
il the place Tor AL these indie lted bargains
Daily State sentinel., 1864-12-13
sron the Army al the Potomac. .
HEApQUsBrfss ARMY or THE PorosAcs
December 10 (

HEADoU sBrFss ARMY or THE PoIoMAcl
December 10.
The demonstration made yesterday towards
Hatchet's run by division of the I'd cOpps cav
airy, did not lesu, IA bringing on an engagement
with the exception oi a skvmisn st the crossing
ou the Vaughan ROAD and another in the after
noon near the Armstrong House No fighting
of consequence took place, the enemy falling
back n our ;rOOns advanced
TIE object Of the movement aa- evidently 70
keep the enemy from sending force 10 inter
cept Warren. and il is believed TO have beeu sue
cesSlul
Our loss IN the affair nmquurei 10 about rs
killed and wounded
At O'Clock this afternoon the command wa-
ordered 80 return, and tonight the tf0ops ere
back IN their old csmp
Nothing positive has been heard IRON Warren.
II is rumored that be has had fight at Janit's
Station on the W eldon railroad, ia which be
gained victory and was hsrrassing tie enemy
The troops suffered much ls.t night from the
change Of weather.
estafday aitefneOn a severe storm OF hail,
rsin and snow set IA, freezing keenlY, ant this
morning the entire country was covered with a
sheet OF ice To-uightit It il raining aud the 70 ads
are in very bsd condition
Il is believed that Warren will have 10 diff
culy in reaching his destinations, notwithstanding
The weather.
Daily State sentinel., 1864-12-13

with section cf srtIllssy, went rom Murfree..
boto, under 6en- Nilroy.- The enemy's force
vas 4unkno~u, Osr boys sttscke 81 end routed
the enemy. The federal loss vas four killed
and foFsy wonndei. The enemy's los vas IN.
knovn. Night corning 90 oar Torres retired
within the fort #.#II8# #8fF#
Oa Monday lz-t the -nemy we're reinforce~i
by two brigade- Of infantry aud $500 esvAlry.
under Forrest, 10 person I'll
During SUNDAY and "Wednesday The enetr .
demonstrated szaiEss tie foris at MurffeesbonH.
coming up within one mile OF the forts
On Wednesdav the ensmy's infantry moved
around 20 the Wilkinson pike. about mile ard
quarter northwest OF the fortress near where
Nsgleys commend formed st the hattie of
Stone River.
Seven regiments and battery we're sent out
on the Salem pike who encountered the enemy
near Wilkinson pike. entrenched behind breast
works of logs and rails Oor attack utterly
routed the rebels who were driven of In great
confusion. Forests cavalry making : race
against time in their hurry to get of
Our loss in this engagement was 80 killed aud
LIS wounded The enemy's loss largely er
ceeied ours
In this fght We captured 2o7 prisoners. 10.
cluding ls commissioned officers, two guns. and
two Nspoleons were captured and sFe now in TO
sition or the fort.
Just previous 10 Gen Ailroy's attack on the
rebels, Bufori's division of cavalry attacked
Murfreesboro and entered the town, shelling il
iefcely aud destroying many houses.
Gen Rousseau, with one regiment OF infsntrv
and section Of artillery. drove the enemy out OF
town.
la these encounters the enemy were in every
instance hsdlg whipped snd have not made their
appearance since.
Our troops ere highly complimented by Geo.
Rousseau for their untlinchng bravery and cout-
age.
Gen Granger i reported all righ, at Steven
son.
Relei prisoners repost the following generals
killed in the late battle at Franklin: Maj Gen
Cleourn, Brig Gen Gist, and Brig Gen. Adams
Three other general officers were wounded
The citizens OF Murireesboro say that Bate
killed on the 9Th The report WAS generally
believed
The weather isex'temely cold. ard 20 move
ments going Oh.
Persons from the rebe iines report intense
suffering among the troops. All the carpets in
the neghborhood have been torn up and made
into blankets
Among those who entertaining general Of
hcers, either BY force or pleasure, are Gen. Hart
ling and Mrs. A v Brown.
A report seems TO be gaining ground that the
Tennessecans in Hoods army are willing t0 tight
here. but iher will no, fight again in The
Ststo
Rebel sympa,hzers say that Hoods aims got
worsted At FfsnkliD on sccoun, OF the lack %;
artillery
Notwithstanding The cold weather our soldiers
DO not suffer much as hey are we'll clothed srd
shod and have znoi supply ~ blankets and
teut-.
River -iS Zee, st,he shoals snd rising
Daily State sentinel., 1864-12-13
from PHILADELPHIA.

PHLADELPnIs. December II The Bulletin
has the following importan; Intelligence;
The steamer Donegal arrived this afternoon
irom the South Atlantic blockadiDg squadron
having left Port Royal oH the 1th inst
The Joint naval and laui exucdii ion under
Admiral iDuhlgrcu snd Con Foster, proceeded
from Beaufort no the Broad river on Tuesdsy
December 6th. the obiec, being to destroy the
POcOtaligO bridge Ou the railroad between
Charleston and Savannah
The Donegal accompanied the expedition 70
Telisny creek, bat did not accompany !, any
further
There we're seven gnnbc,,- ~ the expedition,
and soon after reaching proper position very
heavy iire vas opened by them. \ force Nss
lauded snd an action commenced
Before evening the Peeataigo bridge VS.
reached and DESTROYED Our troops we're there
entreucaes 'ar such future oo-sttons - nigh;
De needed
The Donegal came dOxu H. po.t Royal the
"a ne q ening bu. could not briug any deisls Of
the ius,es or either side
Ofthe grand object of,he expedition. however.
there can be no doubt
Our Informant speaks Ia the highest terms Of
the euergt aal activity Of Admiral Dab. gren IN
orgaaiziu- sud directing tie movements Of lie
nsvsl bugsde q this sif.if
when the Donegal left 20 come down Broad
river ou the evening Of the 9Th shells we're seen
A,ipe spd exploiting. which indicated that our
iorce- we're determined 20 Dive the enemy from
any position they nigh, have takeu
Gen FOSTER scouts had communicated with
sherman forces, which were marching on IA
vsnnsh
The belief Eas lhal Shermal Souli be iu -.
saunsh ednesday the ith in-t
The Pocoaligo bridge is abou' - miles !som
Savannah In.s bridge benz de.lroycN ard
SHERIDAN having co.'s the otaes railroad comma
nicAtions savannah cannot be relieved by rein.
!orcemeri> from any point north Of the CITY
Daily State sentinel., 1864-12-13
prem, ~ ashIngtou.

NA-nNGToN, December l2--rhere a.. d
crowd ot ladies and gentlemen at the Supreme
Cour, Room this morning, 70 see Chief Justice
Chase take hs seat for the first time They
were disappointed however. that gentems !
not having yet il Is said. been qualified
Hon. John Speed vas confirmed by the Senate
to-day. ia executive session, as Attorney Cen
efal OF the United States
Judging from tie almost favOIsois silence oi
Richmond papers on Friday last OF Sherman
movements well founded probabilities Of ahai
iS knoNr has been contemplated
There is hsrdls any doubt but that On yester
dav rs army reached the coast at or hear Ss-
Savannah, Sith slight .oss in cavalry. and his
main body veil supplied with provisions and am
mpnition, having destroyed hundreds OF miles Of
railroad and millions OF dollars worth Of supple.
belonging to the enemy.
A dispatch from City Point dated The lith
-sys the attest news contained ia The Richmond
papers OF Yesterday states that on the 9Th Gen
sherman wa> erst OF the 0geches river, 2J
miles from savannah. moving OF that city
Gen. sherman had marched hi- srInv on the
oh II 0iies
Daily State sentinel., 1864-12-13

~ Nr " II Gorhan. of the hest Shofs
ia the couttry. aud among the most famous OF
our sporis9eu who has for week or two past
been engaged in riddiug the splendid block be
longing to Nc iohn. on the northeast corner OF
Meridian add Washington streets. OF the o geons
that for a long tgse have been nuisance IN that
locality killed in the first SIX single shots sixty
four Ia all. he has killed one hundred aud six
teen lie makes his attacks upon the birds early
in the day. before most people are awake. and
consequently runs bat little r,sk Of siaughterng
any individual hv glanc.ng shot
Daily State sentinel., 1864-12-13

NASHVILLE. Dec II Official reports have
iast been received from Gen Rousseau. At Mur.
ircs~boro. concerning the receut battle.
The railroad south OF Muflree ,bora = ne
lievet 90 - uniniurei A. also TIE road be-
tween MurfreesbOro and Osvall'~ creek. tive
mes north from there. % me Lavergno road
Five e. -ix block houses sbsndonas by
ths g.:ri-on- The enemy surrounded them
but they br.sey fought ,h,ir Way out. and
reached MaFfress sOofo without loss.
On Sunday, the 4th, ~ block house AZ Or
walls egcek sAs attacked 6y Gen Bates rebel
division. with battery ol artillery. Seventy
four sho,- we're fred at it. doirg. however, %
damage The same Afternoon three regiments
Daily State sentinel., 1864-12-13
The Very Latest.
rwO O'CLOCK 4 NJ

LvlisyiLLt, December > The rebel General
Lycn crossed the CumbeFlsnd river with his com.
mand dsy before yestsfday. ~ Yellow Greek
about 20 mics below Clarksvile His force i
ieooftei 10 ee aeong 2590. When last heard
from he vas moving towards HopkiBsvile The
garrison being small. il will be compelled 10 .all
back
BrecsiariJgeS position -eeus .,ill y be IN
doubt
4 ioyal gentleman Whose reliability IS rouched
ios. ssys BreckiaTidre IL st Sparta. Tenn with
whst be khozs. ard Tie fActs indicate that
Brcckinridge intends 10 reinforce Hood. and if
possible T. reach the main reJel army but the
position OF our troops under Stonemsn aud Bur
bridge indicates that he will hsve difficulty 10
forming junction With Hood
Nav Yokx. December IL The funeral OF
the son of President Jusrez. Of Mexico. took
place in this city to-day from the pEvste residence
Of his mother.
The World publishes letter from Mrs Para
.ut announcing tnst she i daily expecting the
arrival Of Adnirsl FsFrgui silh his fagshir
Hartford
The navigation of the HUDSON river. e1eep.
to Sewbury poushkeepsie and other points near
this city l. considered closed for this Ssasoa
Navigation N the canals Ia ihi. state closed
on lburstay
The Wor'd ssys: IL = nov po-itiseiy known
thal ne J-nes river heel has been reinforced by
several iron esds and formidable torpedo boats,
With the intention Of aiding this demonstration.
The tee, eau have ready access 10 the river
above Dutch Gap.
The torpedo boats are inteEded beas their part
in the movement snd destroy distractions
placed IL the Jame- river below Richmond
Dutch Gap was - Tar completed last week
tia, the head could be blown at any time. snd it
would noE he saipisrg If il had already taken
place
IL l. presumed that Grant, by bis present
movement, oOhtemplales an immediate stack on
the defeuses Of Richmond By the James river.
Daily State sentinel., 1864-12-13

fsssLStSG Mr. MatiheW Lens. one % the
vel known undertakers % this city, has, ve are
sppfizei procured the necessary scientific ~
formation and apparatus where-v the dead can
be emos mel aud he body maintain IL natufal
appearance for indefinite time The great
number % soldiers diving. avay from home and
friends. ha- rendefet the introdueer aud per
fector 81 The at 81 en,b dming psblic beae
factor. - sell a. one ~ho. IA individual house
holes. CO.'S -ometlIin. - assuage the grief o.
those who mourn their npble iost ore M
Long has eogaset the services ot ore 81 our
most d.-tiaco'shei physicians. gentleman
whose scientific auslument- are aeknos ledge,i
BY the faculty and the whole community 70 con
duet tbs branch Of his business and he warrant
TIE most satisfactory results tecl2 dlm
Daily State sentinel., 1864-12-13
4 Cnrdi.

II is certainly very low trick ot anybody
TO run down the business Of smother man who
mas happen to 30 eng igsd in the same yoca
ton like a fair competition. but Gespi.e the
crooked ways OF Mr. Cunningham. The ice
cream man" who trie- 10 run down INV bust
ness Ia the most tricky and ungentlemauly man.
ucr lie ha. been. of late. in The habit OF baking
a very inferior kind OF cake which be sends 10
nv patrons. with the statement that such AZ
article was baked Al nay establishment a
have never baked any cakes for MI Cunning
ham challenge him 70 defend himself
NJ B HuXNLER, Confectioner.
No -. North Pencsl lvauis street, south of the
P0s,Ofice decl2-d2d