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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-04-19

MISUNDERSTANDING
Der oiCcttrten Geuermanne.8 er i@ermMasee-
GeaiAaft Bon Baltimore.
So. q SOutbRr., e~eeenubtr benz Sun-Gebdubt.
SIN Betradt Der erToIeret&eu Sbdtteteti Des Dampf-Neuer.
Departments fenen rtr bon beute an gum btGteeren preiie
meme Ypltcen aus nnb erneutrn aud bt alien ~ ben btusa-
Gen Staten. &ae Dteientgen pel3e 9duier. M5beI cher
[Unatss WertbstseatanSe fis eth Obtr seten Sabre gu per-
Rbern wunIHen, merbtn bternttt etngeIaben, fh Sic Qfns
unferer berab9eiesten gramten ~ansuieben.
@le gerlIite werten pit btsber Frr1pt unb liberal aus
beSablt. Sobn 8. Rppre, Yrdi.
Dtrettcren
Sim. q, Sad 20ab Nalter, Ercucis Burns.
&aen paine, &ttart g. WOirn. sScraes Nolno,
q-Tese 9Dtethen, James u. SrnCt Brnucts u Dftue,
5ameS @etta, Samuel Rtit, Snrtes q. 03eprdt,
eansaiter Dun. Sasob Erua, Or. I. G. Q. 5tnts.
SrbB Dnfsbart SER,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-04-19

21eteIBR mtTD HRARW &tHkUVuNHp pU U NenfS ODER y 4Dns
ntarfen mad alien Ebetlen Der Union pCtiret In etneut Sers
f~eeelten BriefcpuSerte t%erlanet. Die Werleset:
Gb. g. g. Slime s. Co.,
F2c Brtpers, SHREVEPORT, ppfsBpr 1855.
SOtdbtie fir 2eiOcrtoc!!!
@rpfe1ipr 2pui6 @unbrom'S
slutrcimiaunaSss:a' 'i nlsS s~tbfibrmmss.
SGrGufer
Fne uttitrettts bic teften, Bis iest ~tetannten Mtttel, I'm BITE
oetlorene S~etun6pett Wteberberjufteler, fprte, renn 3ettte
uter etr
Slertel1abrbunoert ibrer 6eilfraft pe9en
tn DeNt1@lano rubmlt&t befannt unb gea6tet, urb Daben
Fa aud bier lett ben lssten bret Satren etnen IonOen @u
erpprben ruo etgnen fh ~teiDnberS sur
Seilllro bDswillioer unb 6artnGcfiocr
SrnnfDcitcn,
unb fpIte Iientdnb Ste Spfnuns, sebeilt su tperteu, oufSeb {
obne 5uspr bieie betliamen 3rdater sa Seriuaen. Die 8rdu-
ter tperoen bon MIR
brett BON 9euti6[ano
~tnnpprttrt uuS tuipfsble tb ~tiefelben trineenb rteinen rert6en
0an6sleuten aurt e~enetsten @ebrau6e. ba i'd fet u6er,euet
Bin, ba6 en Sober Der etrntal taSpn ntmrt. nit Der gDtrs
tune eepte 8%ufrteben une ME ne9r cbne 6tsielben ietn wtrh.
Se6e Sdmtlte fpate ffets 61tpn I'm 9due BADEN oenn aud
bet Rtnbern tt bic r%rbltbatise &trfun9 btsier &rdnter waer'
bait uberraf0eno.
Die &rauter fnb su baben In
NSilen ODER Mu1Derrt,
E mad gDnnI9 unS taten f& bel f~plsenpen &rantfeiten al
beipnbers betllani erwtefen, ais:
Wtasentrarpf, 91morrbptben,
Darrnbe fhps rben, Oruien,
@eiGmulf Uerfppfuna,
0i6t &beumdtiSnus,
@ngbrufftefeit MuSsebruna,
SWften, &ppf. unb 3abnmeb,
&rebsi61ben Wunbfperre,
Srdune, Musenfranfbeit,
1 S6nupen, 8erl9leimune,
NerSenftpa6e,
&In9enent3i nbuns, Mtdfern,
ScrDpbeln, Bdnbnurrt,
Observation-Disclosures gSa0et iu&
Grippe, 6plit,
Gfptbe &ubr. 8rdse,
SalBluB. SYPHILIS
Galte Tieber SautausIblGNe
unb alen Granfbetten,
pelhe aus rerbprbenem. Flute entIprin1en.
DaS Bud barber, init Stelen 3engui1en ee6eiIter perTpnen
rtrb BON mir pprtpfrei auf gDunfb an iebe MereTe terIantt,
lppte jebe seranf4te &Hsfunit auf brteHi6e Mnfrase germ
~trtbetlt.
SuIiMS OiencIt, Denttf,
Mlernnbrta, Sd
o~lenteer Neent bpn Wrpf Wuntrdm's Rr1uter
MebiJtnen fir gani &merita.
I Die 9d1tptdgentur fir Srltimpre
befneet f6 tn Der Sudbnnblun9 Spn s, 8. q s.. @enntgs
BAL isn,g ry IS Nei Yrattitr. unb iinD taeIbt pas Bud
lopohl, ais aud Die 6etlriittel 5u babcn.
rs SIN 8aibi19ton Su taben bel g8. 3. 9 ptsGe,
&de eerl2. st unb pennislS. Mpenue.r. (~6mSjlt&p)
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-10
Erom General seymour,

wAsHIS0ToN 10 10 General Diz A de-
spatch from General Sherman received al
midnight states we are 6ghtipg for posses
sion Of Rocky Fork ridge aud hat .McPher.
son took Snake creek Gap and was seven
miles from RescA this morning 0ntseturdsy
the rebela were forced from Tunnel II II by
General Thomas AT BuFEard Roost just
north Of Dalton, is reported as a very strong
position which Thomas was unable to drive
the enemy on former occasion. Rescs is
on the Railroad ls about fifteen miles south Of
Dalton. This will Place Mcpherson with a
stl ong corps in the enemy's rear while Thom-
rs advances upon him in front, while Sigel
closes on his flank from Cleveland. Probably
a great battle was fought on that line yester.
day and may be now in progress Nothing
since my last has been received from GraLt
or Butler (Signed)
STouLsoH SEYMOUR
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-10
rrom nannonh,. pIrl,lnn

WAsnfxoroN, May l0--Messenger from
9pottsylvaniA yesterday morning, states ,hAv
Hancock was compelled 70 retire on the
spousylvsaia road, until be was Joined by
Burnside When he held hia ground on Sun.
day morning. The battle was resumsd, and
We drove the rebels TO the Pc river, and on
the 7th their whole army was rstrsatinR and
had been driven In every direction. This
morning we put artillery into position, end
when our messenger left, heavy esnnonsding
vas going on. 1t is believed that Lee will
make stand on North Anna river. In the
three days operations, we captured about
three thousand prisoners, and lost about
twelve thousand killed, wounded aud prison.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-10
It Stands Unrivaled I

We give the following illustration Of the fore
gc'nR iacts, nom MT II. O. Foster, a gentleman well
known in the city Of Dayton
DAYTON, ONO, January 7, 1909
DR z. CoNwAE-SIr, some six mon hs sinee shiIe
holding fraction HORSE II became ,eared
and came down with full force my rieht foot tbs
oorks Of the shoe tear ng away the neah nd iEr.
Inents nom the side OF my loot and frsct ring or
qP and held toaether Oy means OF sticking plasl.T
then applied cdr ConWay's Ilnimentliu,n N
preVente Inflammation and sWelllT r. and healed the
wound 30 perfectly that nov consider DOT a. wei
as ever, and. aove all suffered pain and WHs pot
Rp lied. -
leonsider the "Lnimentum" worthy Of the hi1hest
n9t'ce and oheerfully recommend |, 10 all VINO may
have occaa 20 use It, d FoarER-S
EKtra Inducements offered to Sutlar The trHde
supplied on the most liberal terms Addres p, Ali or.
dersto DR. II. CONWAY, 4 ie Proprietor
No 339 Third street, Dayton Ohio
For sale by nru0gsts aud Merchants gene rally
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-10
New York Market.

NEw YoRK, May 10
CoTToN-Quiet and steady and upward teu-
dency at S4Gs6 IEf
FLouR--dul Is clover at 6 so for extra
State Round Hoop Z So
WHEAT-Nominslly 67@l69 Chicago
Spring l7e@L7s Milwaukee club; 1909
,8S Winter Red.
CoRN-Shade 6rmerl 3sk
0ATs--lu very lair demand and steady at
81.
PoRK--F rm.--25.
BEeF Firm and steady.
BUTTER 2s@S2 SD. .H.f.
Cur MEATS Firm
LARD "A shade frmer, l4CAl4R
WHisKr-Quiet at 81 20@l 32lor Western
PETRoLruS-Firmcr, 80 Crude; 90 refined
Bond, 65C066 Free
NEw YoRE, May lO-stocks irregular
closing 6rmer Money 6 and per cent. Ster.
ling quiet and steady at l0I. Gold
6sR $40 Coupons l24t, 6's 81 Coupons IL
Ono year certificates sst New York Cen.
trail 1870 Erie 81 81 Reading 81 80.
@, B 40 80 rg I.7
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-10
Ths BattIo Con,inusd on sunday,

PHiLADELPnIA May, lO--A special to the
Enquirer, dated Washington, last night sayG
Meade again moved on the enemy and had a
severe 6ght at Todds tavern, Just north Of
Pc river By night the rebels were refreshing
on three roads, southwardIy, towards Rich
mond. On Sunday the rebels attempted to
make another stand, but Meade attacked them
Dispatches received to night, confirm their
retreat to North Auns river. The rebels sue
cteded in getting of most Of their wounded,
Up to Saturday night Colored troops not put
into the fght but held as reserves under
Bntnside. We lost two pieces oEartilery al
together
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-10
Auction Sale Of Real Estate.
LOTS AND BUILDINGS.
ON TUESDAY. MAY 10. Ina

w lOh7OAtI ma IVA
WE vi ] sell Al auction, on the premises. the fol-
w lowing lots a build &C. Two lols oa Wayne
sreeti lo9 thirty i've feet ten and half inches
lroht, upcn which Is two.story Trick house, stone
front, with uuslness aud i've other rooms thereini
also one and half story rame house Their on, with
two rooms aud lutchen and out house. Another Iot,
IN rty one feet rcna upon which IL rtoTy frame
'oiiSe, with tsn roonas and three csllArs and out
houses.
Also,
rhree 'ote on Warren street. iots number Aeas OAO,
Pnd tOl Lot No. 4 l39 10 an enolosed vacant lotI
lot No AOi0 his upnn II DO brick and frame house
contaih four rooms, and enewly uht Etahle the
semej also, good Wsa Of WAter lot No. oAl has
upnn II two story raane house with six rooms. Said
lots on Werren str, 81 AEe orty four and half feet
.fonl ~ one hundrei and tw nty q We feet deep.
The ren street lots will ba sod ~ ten o'clock In
he morning, and Wayne street lotu at two O'Clock IN
the afternoon Of ssld dag.
The above property belongs 70 John q. Weckel, AE
and will be sold upon the following terms; one hali
cash The balance IN two equal annual payment So
ouret BY mortgage, NAh s1 peg centu tsfeat.
asgttl 9.P huBRR a SON, Auotloneers,
EoR sAtE-Thres barms lying . out nine miles
II west Dayton, enc mil south OF tha Wof Ora ek
tlse, pnd half mile south OF Amity, ad3oining each
One Of ils acres, on which Ia good stone buadlns
epd reme barn. nd good Stone quarry, with Plsaty
One of 1856 seres, ou which "a good brick house,
with reasonable barp ano. Que OF the beat springs
II the coaLty and Aseam saw mill about 70 acres o.
good timber, M 81.
ne O e aSr $, Of good soil and well watsr,A iOr
stDNk cattle.
Ths sbove farms al bs sold altogether or seDsrs.s
% reasonable tarms, For information apply 20
DAVID r, MILLER,
awe the pFenFaa.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-10
Dayton Market.

DAYTON, May 10.
HARsHIANS FLoUR-Rsd wheat,
Wholesale 6 90 retail 8 60.
WHEAT-Sl 3O@l IS.
CORN-l00; Shelled 9O99A
OATS-6s
RYE 1901 Is
BARLEY--$l 90
COFFEE--49G60
SUGAR-l9@22
EGGS-l3@l6 per doE. .s...s.
WHISKY--l is
CHEESE --l6@l7
DRIED PEACHES-l6@ls.
DRIED APPLES--9@l2. ag. ~.
BEANS-Per bushel 81 60@3 90.
HAY-Tmolhy S22 per ton.
TEAS-Sl 0O@l 60.
RICE-9@ll per ID.
BUTTER--4O@46, .,.
LARD-l2@l5
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-10
A Country Residence for Sale.

A DESIRABLE country residence, with hAaen
"A acres Of good land lyiag one mile moth of Day.
tan, on the Id Troy road, ls offered At private aAia
There 10 large and comfortable frame honse, a.
good outbnlidinRs, on the landi an orphagd OF nnO
Rrated apple, pear and peach trees; q large asaoft.
ment Of raWberry vines, Of the W isoo, New Albany
and Prolific varieties; also, abOut three acres Of young
cnrrunt ushea, for vine purposes. Any psTBodS De-
sring 20 pur-haef are requested 20 call and eRanno
the property them -eves ~ the proprietor IL oOa.
hdent that 4 will bear inspection.
Also,ten and hal aores o hmbersd land, four
miles north OF Dayton, DsAr The old Troy road.
no2td ,wtf as.siirassllfaa JAMEa KNOoP
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-10
ni,nrh.rin n,ehmonh.

PHILADELPHIA, May l0--The Bailsfia, has
received the following special from Washing.
ton, Generals Warren and Hancock are in
close pursuit Of the enemy The rebels have
been driven from spottsylvaniA @. n towards
Cane river Adviees from Richmond reprts
sent great distress and wild disorder prevails
there.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-10

New YoRE, May l0.-The Herald says
Butler commenced his march on Richmond
from the south side early yesterday morning.
One days uninterrupted march will bring him
to James River, opposite Richmond. Impor
tant news may b. sxpsrted to-day.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-10
nu,ie.,. Onsra,ions.

BALrINoRg, May 10 Norfolk papers say
Butler had brisk encounter with BeAufs-
gard near Petersburg, on Saturday, and on
Sunday assailed him with considerable force
aud Drove him. 1t adds that Butler has the
key TO Richmond in his hands Rebel pris.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-10

Mr.. Editor Why is it that the pa
pers do not reach US as Chamberabnrg or
Vandala Z The fault is not with our post
master. We know he is reliable and would
distribute them if they arrived. Please
enquire into his. We want the EXPIRE.
BUTLER,
Can't say, We mail them regularly
from this Office. uanasf lasie7rs tas
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-10
REAL RsTATE 40 K sALE.

WILL sell tho following reel esta O. IN ehe CITY OF
L Dayton, " appAcation 10 made aoon
drst-Vhe Main Street HUI Properly, occupied for
The past faw years pubic garden IL 10 wed set
With grRpe vines, eh ice shruhbery and ralt trees.
Recond The yaonnt iot adoininR the Southwestern
District School House, on Ludlow streeG
1hlrd-SeveIal building lots on the ct aids Of JEFF
lerson street, south Of the CfnR Bridge.
m4f2w @. W. H0UK, Once on Third II
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-10
Nottrrs.
NOTICE TO BOUKSELLRRs AMI BINDERS,

AuprroH's OFFICE, MosrooHrsY o., oHIo,
DAYTON, May 9, 1854.
DRoPlsALs for furnishing the III nix Books and
il Stationery for the county ofhces Of thls county
during the year ending June 7, 1895, accord ng 10
eohcations which Will he furnished on application
Of neat mouth
BY otdsr oi the County commlssloners.
mlodu THOMAS o. LOWE, Auditor.
tJOurnh eopy.1
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-10
ButIer's PesItlon Im mprsGnabls.

NRw YoRE, May 10 The position at Ber
muda head is considered imptegnnbls. Il
was gained by sharp lighting, and will be
held.
Tho 1IibuRs's correspondent says, that
Butlsrs future movements will depend on
those Of Grant Accounts agree that Beau
regard IL confronting Butler with 10000 msn
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-10
Read The following:

tTs,et14e1SI Of Ne S,sat eJo.l,,
Ppns DsNg.v. 1,,. v..r. - az sAs'i NV wv LoAk.
diseased and n hair 20 sSp S5, SsSIs si.
fae disease spread until my scalp was one complete
tToken; the burning and itching wSS ~ s"r.
porablei would apply remedy after remedy b1t
oniy in9mentsIy me- NY reI consulted several physl-
VI h 'n,s etL LMas lnIorlned oy them that The
WIN unlen my SOU WAS anected was Salt
~, ui, n1 slas w tnsy oouo noi nenent me read
{ {oui Au,sIussmsn. ana seneiuded 70 consult yea.
nJ a., @ S s ns you WOULD sradlcete the disease
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-10

Fort Darling Reported cRptuTsd.
NEw YoRK May l0-fhe World has nm.
confirmed Rdvces that Fort Darling has
been captured by Butler.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-10
By Telegraph.
FOR TUE DAILY nMPIRE
LATEST NE WS.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
Rebel ram sunk.

WAssworoS, May s.--lnformstion has
been received tonight that the rebel ram 10
Albsmsrle Sound had been attacked aud sunk
BY the United States steamer Sassaous.
Among the killed on Thursday was Colonel
Lombard, Of the First Michigan Regiment
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-10
19lanteo.

WANTED--A atuAtion a. Engineer on a sts
w hopary enEtng, BY = young man laiely nom
Conadai has had b ~ ears experiences hAs no ob
etlon 10 golne 70 the county An early cement
paper, ssAung where an intsrVisW nay b bad.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-10
EMPLoXMR RnIT.

oTE A MoErH--Aaents wanted 70 sall Sewing Ma.
OIp OH e. We Will give = 0ommlsaion Oh al
n ,chinst sold, or employ agents Who viii WoFk for
The above Wagea aud Al expenses paid Address
medAa DstrVit, nlshlgil.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-10
DIED.

RARr--Mon"ay afternoon, May ., at O'Clock Mr.
John r. Hart, sged 81 years mouths and days
day after noon sttwo o'e oek. Fri nds and relatives
are respectfully invited to attend without further no.
tee,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-10
@lothlnq.
MERCAANT TAlLORING
MILLER.

II ENRY MILLER,
FTNHANhFuIs for pAtrozaRs harotsforo SxtSnded 20
y the arn Of ullSr kArsh, respectfully SolloltS
o0nunuanee OF the SANE 70 HI maall - The old stand
Huston building, ooFnos Third and JsleraOn Strsos
sheru Pc whl Ayayu b iSaAd with fan asseFenent
81 BoeAa y HE hnss l1e1lW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-10
"L I'M M ENTUM -

For Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Paine in the Baele
5des and Chent, Cramps 10 the Stomach, Toothanho
Head che, and or all tho Aches and Pains inodents
Necessary, =
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-10
SAY HIS LIgE.

Again; The louoly sentry walking his rounda .
night exposed to dFepohipR rains and the ohl nFh
pain and cramps, the dangers from rhlch can 800,
be averted b. free use efthe
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-05
I K W IN v Z NTI N
ARTIFICIAL CHEoPLAsTIC
BONE TEETH,

DR.. s. 3. sI6EsMoHp q HAYWARD,
80 PennsylyaniA avenue, between Twelfth and
thirteenth streets, Washington.
Drs: >. J. n. calls the attention Of the public TO
the following advantages OF their improv ed systam:
tst The teeth OF their manufacture will never
@ ERODE nor change color by any .cids and are
three fourths lighter THAI any other.
%. No teeth or roots need DO extracted, as the
srtiuoiAl ones can be inserted over them.
ID. The roots will DO made inoffensive and never
10 Aehe.
9th. No temporary teeth are needed, Al permA.
nent ones oan DO made Immediately, thereby pre-
serving the nat ral expression Of the face which,
under the old system. 10 frequently disdKured.
9th This work has been fully tesred for over
uve year, BY many Of the hIat chemists and physi.
clans OF this .. d the old country.
Dp :, d H. have also invented q white indie.
struetible metal nlling, with which the most sen.
sitive teeth can be died without pain and Gan
build up perfect sound tooth on any AIDE roots
which Will last through q lifetime.
TkETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAINI
With Innoxious Vapor, BY Drs. sigesmond d HAY.
ward, go Pennsylvania avenue, inve tOrs and so.
manufacturer Of Anaestio InnDxioua yAp.Ir (not
laughing Gas, nor Chloroiorm or Ether but
strictly an AnAestio agent, entirely free from ex.
hilaratins effects and perfectly harmless causing
quiet sleep, with pleasant sensations and perfect
tnIenslbility to pain.
The best OF references given II required.
Call and examine for yourselves. my4
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MEDICAL (
CPIo7IAL NOT Z OF.

/
O1IGoD HO bHDr-I OD9N az a.
d. n vrILrf's rtivss. no-p,s.i, in tn. r.a.
sral mock. Conner oss,vepth SD y streets, oppo.
site The Post and Ps,sni ofnpss Rooms ., and -,
up .ir warrington, D. C. 5s5 9'pt ''2A b'i
An diseases Of . privs,s insure tFessed In, he
bsssssispuns manner, and radical surss srsstsd
In ell eases. SYPBnITIc AftEcTtos, CON-
oRRHGA, aLEET, sTRicTURES, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, or tho result, Of v0LUPTUp DS
DREAMS, or any weakness, Of The eEsERATffE
ORGANS, from any cause whatsoever, or how Ions
.tsndins, thoroughly and f.dissny cured si.o.
Govt. .RHEUaA TIsM, NEURALGIA. and othsi
CHRONIC DISEASES d ths NERVES, ,hUscLEs.
BoEEs, and JOINTS s6RoFULi, BLoTCHEs
ON THE FACE, ERUPTfoEson the Limb, and BODY
and all other ERuPrIvE DIsEAsEssnd DISEASE
or TEE BLOOD, nom whs,evsr cause they nal
have arisen. .rs-'-ua m
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE a.
No na,ssr wis, your dissess, lot no faiss dsli.
ssssy prevent you from Supplying immsdistely 20
Dr. vsilny, who's ssknowlessd 70 DO by far Tbs
most SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN In the trestmsn,
Of private diseases. Fear no, to como and m.ks
Known your ni.fortunss, and he viii speedy pod
~. a, ION, -, ,, ,.,o,.,,. q,
-. . b.
| '-' W. a.
Ihas drsaeful s'onrssof ths yeuns indnls'd 2
whsn alone, destroys the ssnsrssve organ, unnt,
49,, :. q, - ., : ana IA. 'assm..f -,
I %, " M. 5IlTJ'i.
'seA ""u n"o' 'o'' =. r h ~. A~fYR.
power ps'p''f'on q We ns.r' nervous irri'apli
W oss OF "s"ors' "e'AnehoS nso"' inssn'V
consumption, and death .,,,,..-.....,.,i'
| YOUNG MANI IN wow OF The dreadful eonsc
quenoes Of delay, do not TAIL 20 make your cas'
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NJ o T l @ L

OTPICE OF ComnIBsIoNEAs or ImPRryEMEsTG }
CITY HALL, June IS, 1884.
In cor pliAHee with an ord nance OF the Como
rat on, entitl d An act for the emovaI Of oial,
slops, &o the Ihlis are hereby notified that al
NJ chen UfAl viii, be removed fro the respective
dwellings nee q day until the LIST October next,
and all housekeepsfs are hereby notified to plao
vessels o. ftcent 10 contain such offal and easily
handled. In the r ar Of III ir 0 veral premises,
when accessible to the garbage carts, and when
accessible In the rear, then at . place moat
convenient, y. H. DORsE r.
Commissioner First Ward;
JAS W. sPALDING,
Commissip ner seco Ward;
JOHN r. GARNER,
Commissioner Third Ward;
WIN. DOUGLASS,
Commission Fourth Ward;
VIM H. HAMILTON,
Commissioner Fifth Ward;
W. A. FLETCHER,
Commits Toner Sixth Ward;
JAS H BIRCH,
Co missioner Seventh Ward.
N. b. All ofsl Of other kinds will be promptly
removed by notifying the Commissioners OF the
same 10 % IAw2m.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-05
OF THE UNION

:, Rsaa the following Latter, received from, youI
Somradss a. end6raements q the WQkLD
ssSSs A fRor ~ 2otPoT EEES f af
OlHTMENTL You will here find unsolicited testi.
nonial. received nom all parts Of the country
see 10 Your Healthl Ali Of You have some one
interested in your welfare, then do not delay.
h, Your Lfs !, ysuaelsl Net only 70 yourssiye,,
md Brothers. Then, while you may, puIehaI
your Health For % eents, s. cents, OF si4o will
shsn expended IN these 9ediSines, bring you dowu
The following are genuine letters, on file ioI
n.Pssion thi' ONCE On GSPisS ssSt mall 70 Sn'
QuARTEnm- sTEH's DEPARTmESa,
ssth Illinois Volunteers,
- rot 11;i IsLAsP, = 2, SPysnoer ~ 1862
sra; Enclosed please md two dollars, for whiG
send me one dollars worth each Of your oeisbratet
g hi. =, onUe FOR sm %ash n need ofsss sSs
- -" Lieut. A. "; FELLows, q. M,
'r- S9th Illinois Volunteers
d. CAMP MEAN BRANDY STATION, VAn
January 7, lSot.
DEAR sIRi have heard a great deal Of .talA
sbOut your famous Pills, and a. never was In
the need OF them I'LL now, want TO try them, a.
.sna me- the w xeay Of hs su.oe s%'
Co. 4, 9th Regt., Excelsior Brigade
PULAsEI, Tenn, Dec. 20, 1854
DEAR sIR; Please find enclosed one dollar, ana
send me the amount In your famous Pills, AZ l an
troubled with Dyspepsia, and seek cure.
Yours, ho., THOMAS y. TURNER,
Co. l. ID Iowa Infantry.
MoRHIS Island, s. C., Jan. u, 1884.
Prof HOiloSGW
DEAR Sra; Enclosed yeu will ind 90 cents, Tor
which wish you to send me some OF your vslua.
BILE Ptllsi send them BY mail. enclose 10 cents
for postage.
Address ..f ISRAEL @. HALL,
Co. d, 4th N. H. Vols, p IT Royal, c.
n ENCEIRIOR BRIuAnI.l
u. January q, 1864.
Pref HOLiOt0dW
sin; Please send me fol- the enclosed 90 0epts the
worth Of II In Pills enclosed find 10 eenth 10 pay
postage, and you will oblige. Address, YOUR,
49,, SeTgt WIN. POWERS,
20. Z, bth Regt. Exeelaior Brigade,
ODE Washington, d. c.
MoRmI hLAND, $. C., Jan. al, 1884.
HeALe find enoloEed the sum OF one dollar ioI
Pills. have Dikrrh9A, and can't get II stopped,
90 want 10 try your Pills. YourA, no.
WILLIAM CHRIsTY,
Co. d, l0ith Regt. Penn. Vols,
Morris Island, s. G.
CAUTION.
II the reader OF this "notioe" cannot get box OF
Pills or Ointment from the drug store 10 his place,
let him write TO me, so Maiden Lane, enclosing the
amount, and Twill mail hox nee OF expense.
Many dealers will not keep my medicines on hand
because they cannot make Is much profit A. on
other persons make. 70 cents, 50 cents, and tl.'0
per box or pot. Ap0-ly