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The e1vsssiee., ; Fhysieiaa Il Thirty years ~
peyisoee, 70 Ne treatment Of Lung DIseasee,
bronchitis, sstAras Aos bit nov retired from The
prsctice, 10 dssisous OF inpAHtins his sIpesssace
~ diffasing Information ievsiasbls 70 ssGssine
hums nf.y, end Which hes Cared lhoasands.
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BELL'S SxsECIFF( PlLKS-!

are speedy 10 action, -eften effecting q cure in
few days, and when = cure is effected i. is per.
manens They arc prepared firm vegetable ex-
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and being sugar coated, all nauseous Taste is
avoided No change OF diet is necessary willis.
using them, nor does their action interfere with
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Price 81. Sold by oil the principal Druggists
In places whore no agent is advertised they will
be sect BY mail, post pXii, and cont ient.aliy re-
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money, by J. BRYAN, 81. D., Is Cedar-et, N. Y.
Smith 4 l'wyer Wholesale A gen.s, Chicago.
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HolDtes.e ~ sAeh aUoe6oa { ]
Rssd tsss following Letters received fssn. -.
ooosadse . ssdorssosat Of the ~
WORLD kNOWN AND WORLD TRIED
asnsDin xsovp -
PROBE. son HoLLOMAY'o
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yoa acva I. the gsssssss and ripsst oil ase.
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speclioL ss Ihis once
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syss allisois volun,eers,
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Prof Holloway. 50 Aaissa Lane, A. 4:
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which ssnd mo one dullsf's wor b eseh Of yeue
Pissre attend TO thIs ss once, Tor an much in
need Of the Above remedies. address,
Lieut.. A. " F.LL.ws @ NJ,
3ytl lLinols Vols.
Camp near Brandy Station, vs,l
January Z. 1864
Prot. HoLLowAy-Dsss SIR: l have heard
great eeal Of tslk about Jour famous pills. and
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10 uy then .. disrfh@s Is very prevalent II the
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lcufs. 60, JOokPn y AlnH,
20. E, 9Th Rsgt, sxcsls or Brigade.
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Pr (. HoLLowAY DE = Sir: Peas 4 ID en-
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seek cure. Yours, Do,
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some Of your valuable pills; send them BY mail.
enclose ~ cenIs tor postage. Adoress,
ISRAEL Z. HALL, Go y, 4ta b,
Por: Royal, :. G..
Camp Of 5tb Excelsior Brigade,l
Jana Afy ~, 1904
Psos. HOLLosAY Please send me for the
enclosed 80 cents the worth o. Il in pulls; losed
had IL cents to psy postage. and you w,Il obiige.
Yours, 10, cefst v 4 P0wRss,
Coz, 9th Reg, Excelsior Brig, Washington.
Morris I.land, s G, Jan q, 1854.
Prof. HOLLOWAY Please 6ni enclosed the sun
OF one dollar for pills. lhAvo disrfL o., and cant
get It stopped, 60 want to Try your pills
Yours, &c, WILLIAM InElsrY,
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TO the LADIESl
5f gg.l
4u#t ~ aEWlT g5e < aEs HM1
Both Married and Single.

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sBsaet d
the 0LDES Reoul A1OR For
FEMALtS,
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AND SURE CURE,
ANDs"cE CURE. .4
AND : .jnE CURE =, 20
FOR GIRLS OR WOMEN
FOR GIRLS OR WON EN-
FOR GIRLS OR WOMEN
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o. THs nsNsEs seAsetver may q Gle cause Of sAese
distractions.
TINS cuas has BEEN RECOGNIZED ,os Many
YsARs ~
The only safe Reliance I
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The only Safe Reliance /!
that the Ladies' have for relief iron the surores.
sion Of those periods which, If kept up ACCORDING
to the calls Of Nature, will
GUARANTEE TO THEN ~.
GUARANTEE TO THEM
The East Amount Of Good Health
and strength.
and waiOh, if no. regularly experienced. viii
produce
MISERY AND DEATH
MISERY AND DEATH,
fsrs. cf oil Remedies for Diseases Of T.mols
T''" ~ ." R"-'-S..-s FER H..s;asss u i.sma:o
IN. CHE ESE.NAE.S, PILLS.
0N. CAEESE.M.aA'S PILLS.
Or. CHEESEMAN'S PlLLa.
THE GOOD OLD REMEDY
FOR aN Obstructione hos been Hailed
NTH Pleasure and Profit
FOR TWENTY FIVE YEARS,
in al parts Of the civilised world. IT. author 10
AN OLD EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN
AN CID EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN
AN OLD EXPERIENCED pAYsi. Ian
Th2l svsrynsay krO~., and 10 whom everybody
places confidence and reepect. Its
NO NEW TANGLED ARRANG CEMENT
But
STAN DARD REMEDY,
Which hns never failed,
and eussnds Of certifcates to this eject can BE-
fcu nd in all psrts Of the couryy.
The propris;oIs Of D.. CT sasemaa's
Aonx. Tried Roc0ir2os
Ions IT. 1oc1 Reoe Do.
Ions : Tried Eaecs1po,
Guaran tee that
0S9D BOX
oNI1 BOX
OHM EOx
OF Dr.. CEEsrAAn's Female Regulating Pills
will restore the natural monthly function to AxY
TAnALG, NO NATTER WHAT HHR CoxplTreA On asR
Age.
Indeed. so certain are these Pills, ~1;eh xase
BEEN popular and cure csTs tor.
OVER A CHARTER OF A CENTURY,
OVER A QUARTER OF A CENTURY
TO restore tho menstrual Gov in q natural Wv.
that ladics Who are pregnant muss net ~ Gksm,
- they will sasaridNy produce sziacarria0c.
THEY CANNOT DO HARM,
THEY CANNOT DO HARM,
n "VueI wy I
DR.. G. l, CnCrSNACN'S PILLS
ARE THE ONLY MEDICINE,
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That Married aal single Ladies
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RcWare Or 1mita lions.
Take this advsrsisomsns to your Druggist and
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-08

NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY FOR THE
~ D1RnANaET CUnB OF
0onorrhsa, elect, Uresnsal Discharges. lmpo-
tence, Seminal eakness, Nightly Omissions,
lncOntinsncs, Genital Debility and Irsi-
liability, Gravel, Structure aud sffec-
tions Of the Kidney Blsdder,
which has.bsen used by upwards Of
100 RhyOioiA1a0
in their private Practice with entire sucoese, 81.
preceding Cuben's Capsules, c. sny o:aes COZ
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OUTSIDE.
INSIDE.
GREAT WESTERN BREWERY.

TIE Frel.rte'ers
fnxrrLL DELIVER IN DAVENPORT Oh
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crenm Ard Anbef AloS end Porter
A ne Soaloeisg cash pr - !; rtssent nee Ale
- pvesse ~ n bbl.. ~ halt Dbl =. qaae-
-. q esock Ale and s"r .. BY the bbl., -
M IS. - IS: quarter, - rs.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-08

VI Dr.. CEssrAAns Female Regulating Pills
viii restore the natural monthly function to AxY
A0s.
Indeed, 30 certain are these Pills, .o1ieh kaee
bsss popular and sure csrs tor.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-08

n every variety, with prices giEg from As to
t225. Every one 10
CORDIALLY INVITED TO CALL
and exsmine our instruments whe her they wish
to buy or MT.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-08

Mr. GEORGE A BsUHE, Cry snist Of st James Epis.
cspai Church. Chicago. III say:
They far surpasR all o.her instruments Of the
kind tn thays come usder my observation Tor
'ul ess, richne.s nsd brilisncy Of tcne, and
promptness end del cacg Of actiod.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-08

Camp Of 5th Excelsior Brigade,l
January -, 1854
Ptos. HOLL0aAY-SiE Please send me for the
enclosed 30 cents the worth Il In pulls; ea losed
had Is cents ~ psy postage. and you w,il obiige.
Yours, Ac, Sefss Y 4 PowRss,
Go +, 9th Reg, Excslsios Brig, Washington.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-20
LIs.le Mac In the IOsth

An officer in the lOsth "a Geueses rsgi
ment) writes that ofthe veterans left, but two
are Lincoln men, and adds that the other reg
ments about now are relatively the same Po
litical complexion.
The Army and Navy Journal seeks to re
feet the views and sentiments Of the profes
sional and patriotic soldier 1t its issue Oi
week before last it says;
be necessary to speak-snd even if we did II
might not be characteristic for US to express
our feelings in the unreserved terms of atiec-
tion and regard which some of the Journals
have adopted-thought We might feel as deep
y and heartily rs their panegyrics. We share
faIIy that feeling of constant interest in Gen
Mcclellan which has from the start possessed
the whole army.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-20

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 20.-The journal learn 5
that John C. Breekinridge teeRraphs that
Col Charles s. Hanson, who Va wounded
and taken prisoner in Burbridge's ,late cam.
paign, is doing we'll, and that his recovery is
beyond doubt
On Tuesday moraing band Of guerrillas
attacked and destroyed train of ten freight
cars on the Nashville and North Western
Railroad, enroute from Nashville to John
sonville, in which the engineer was killed.
Gen. Stoneman has been exchanged and
has arrived at Atlanta.
Generals Blair, Cruft end Smith we're
among the arrivals yesterday at the Gait
House.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-20

ST. Louis, October 20.--Dispatehes from
Gen. Rosscrsns say that Prices main force is
still east Of Blsokwater river. This is regard
ed as favorable to the disposition Of our
troops, and increases the chances Of Rese-
Grams getting 6ght out Of the enemy.
Late sdvices from Danvile state that no
citizens we're burned in block houses at that
place, as previously reported
Scouts from Randolph and Charlton coun-
ties, returned TO Macon yesterday, having
killed fourteen guerrillas
The Republicans Jefferson City special
says The Guerrilla Todd entered the Ger.
man Settlement in Lafayette county Sunday
night, killed % Germans, fred their houses,
compelled the women to remain in them un-
til the roofs we're about to fall, when they we're
allowed 20 escape,
Gen. Curtis is concentrating a large force
in Kansas City, with which he will move
against Price
Gen. Lane has command of 1900 militia.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-20


NEw YoRE, October 2O-The Herald's cor
respondent gives the following particulars Of
Colonel Powelrs Cavalry raid in the Luray Val
lev:
Their first adventure was with guerrilla
rendezvous, where they surprised the guard
and captured the army wagons. Ths stores
captured we're valued at $1,000.
At Luray all The barns we're destroyed, and
while In the action a Union soldier was seized
by citizens and murdered. by cutting his
throat Subsequently two Of Mosbys men
were captured and shot to death as retalia.
ton.
On the same day q Government tsnnery
was destroyed, in which we're $500, 900 worth
of leather, and they selzed 300 head Of stock
from Newmarket and Woodville.
The country was laid in waste in the circuit
to Madison Court House and Little Washing.
ton back TO Luray; and thence.the command
proceeded to Front Royal, where all the barns,
40 mills and their contents we're destroyed -
On the route Colonel Powell heard that Nc
Causland with his cavalry was near, and
he gave chase, but being encountered with
heavy train, could not oVertake him.
At Sandy Hook the fine residence and
barns of Jos. Chancellor, one of Mosby' 8
guerrillas, were destroyed. chancellor had
murdered Union soldier few days preVi-
Gus.
The result Of the expedition was the cap.
ture OF $50 head OF cattle, so horses, the de.
struction Of 80 Touring mils, 30 distlleries,
some blast furnaces and upwards Of 50 barns.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-20
professional.

And for the past three years Surgeon in the United
States Navy, has opened an ONCE Al No. aT6 Third
street, between Jefferson and st. Clair Streets north
side. Having had the advantage Of the Hospitals In
New York and Philadelphia, with twenty years Of
successful pratice, the afflicted may rest assured
By getting his advice that they will obtain every ad-
yAntag That the advanced condition OF the AaSaes
Of Medieihs can render.
PRE9PIRATORY DISEASES BY MEDICAL IN
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profession which has proven universally success
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Once No. STs, Third street, Dayton, By obtaining
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-20

CAIRO, October l9,--GreAt excitement pre-.
walls in this section OF country, in conse-
quence of a raid ia Western Kentucky by
Forests forces. --1 a5. %.
:. General Meredith commanding this district
has issued proclamation calling on citizens TO
suspend business, rally to arms, and drive
back the rebel horde
Forrest is reported at COFinth with strong
cavalry force, and expresses his intention TO
free Western Kentucky from the hand OF op-
preston, aud allow the people to vote as they
please in the coming election.
The rebel force left at EastpSrt, Miss, 10 es-
timated at 300.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-20

NEw YoBK, Oct. l9.--The gold market is
weak, and is the effect Of the late extreme
fluctuations by which the bears and bulls have
auccessively become heavy lOsers The price
opened at 2l0t, sold as low rs 207f and rose
to 20s4.
The Commercials Washington special says
Gen. SherldAns operations have not ceased in
the Valley. He was still engaged carrying
out General Grants order to render
the country untenAble for rebel force. The
mail boat from City Point brings no import
ant news
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-20

The Herald's Front Royal correspondent Of
the 10Th, says:
The line of communication between Gen,
Shsridans Headquarters and Gen, Anger,
whose headquarters are on the line OF the
Manassas Gap Railroad, is open, without mo.
lestation or interruption. The opening and
keeping open OF the Manassas Gap Railroad
line, the rebels keep on greater victory
than heretofore obtained by The army Of the
Shenandoah Valley.
The Importance of what we have gained in
the respect mentioned, cannot now be ex.
planned to the public. Hence the people at
home cannot we'll appreciate its magnitude
Time will deValope the whole,
The Secretary ofWar has issued an address,
thanking General Sheridan, his officers and
soldiers, for their brilliant victories.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-20

BY advancing three regiments across Cedar
Greek at Cufi's mill, near the back road, close
to the north mountain. After pressing for.
ward about two aud a half miles it was as-
certainsd TO a certainty, that the rebels bad
fallen back for considerable distance during
the previous night On the way out we skir.
mshed with small parties Of the eDemy's
mounted force, but met with no determined
serious opposition. We also found place
where 1t was evident there had been camp
during the early part Of the evening Of the
day before
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-20
MORNING REPORT
the GOnfsderates AgaIn IN strong Fsros
In the Valley


kEw YoBK, Oct 20.-The Herald's CORES
pondent with Sheridan, on the l4th writes that
Sheridan has his troops we'll in hand on the
north side Of Cedar Creek the rebels having
fallen back to Fishers Hill in the rear OF
Strasburg, which town is now occupied by our
skirmishers.
The residents OF StrAsburg say that on
Wednesday night last larger force Of rebels
passed through that town than they had ever
seen before This doubtless gave rise to the
report that Longstrest had been heavily rein
forced with both infsbtry and cavalry. At
Gen. Sherdan's headquarters it is not believ-
ed that they have received any infantry rein.
foreements, but the large number of cannon
recently captured by Gen. Sheridan, renders
the latter part Of tho report very probable.
To day our skrmish line was again advanc.
ed, and the rebels fell slowly back after ex-
changing few shots with our advance guard.
The whole command, Notwithstanding their
fatiguing marches are in excellent spirits and
good health, aud anxious TO fight again.
Another correspondent Of the l4th, says on
the right Of our army line Gen Custer this
morning, soon after daylight, made recon.
noisauce of the ensmy's position and slrsgth,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-20
BY Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
Last Nights Dispatches.


NEw YoRK, October lS--Tbe Importance
OF the victory over Hood at Altoona, was not
made apparent by the first report II appears
that the provisions stored there amounted to
one million and half rations, Of which Hood
was informed by some womeR, who ascer-
tanned the fact
Besides, Altoona is so situated that with
10000 men, Hood could have held the place
against ten times his numbers Hood at
tempted a surprise and capture. bnt Sherman
as soon as he learned the direction Hood had
taken, sent forward three columns Of troops,
with fifteen days rations at their back, and
signalled the corps to hold the place. How
we'll he held it is already known.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-20

THE Cincinnati Gazette follows it's sssaul
on the memory of Andrew Jack son, by SINH
lar attack on Jefferson. Speaking Of the
resolutions of go, it says "the poison .
Contained therein) " was furnished by Jefi'er-
son" II will probsbly reule Washington
next Why should it not? It is known that
not only jackson and Jefierson, but the Father
of his Country likewise wohda oppose Black
Repnblcansm as the deadly Toe Of ell We
hold dear il they were living
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-20
Nem advertisements.
sHERIFFs SALE.

. DAl4E.
or SvsluAbls Farm in Randolph Township.
Henry Eller, Montgomery County
Samuel Eller, Ct al IL PSrtiSop.
DY virtue Of and In obedience 70 the command of
ID an order Of sale made by the Superior Court Of
Montgomery County, Ohio, and 10 me directed, l
will oher Public Sale on the premises on
MONDAY, November 2lst, 1864,
at o'clock p NJ. OF said day the following described
real estate viz situated in the County Oh MOntRou
cry In the State Of Ohio, and described as follows :
Beginning at the north east corner OF Section six (ol
Town i've el, Range fve (6 east, and running thence
west forty (4O) chains and seventy i've Tb links to
the north west corner Of the north east Quarter Of
said section thence south the we stlne Of said
quarter section forty two 49 chains, twenty two (Qa)
nks to the south west Of said quarter sec ion
thence east on the south line Of said quarter section
forty (t0 CHAINS and siKtyfouF (6l links 10 the east
line Of said section, thence north forty-tWo (I2)
chains twenty-five (R links TO the place OF beginn.
ing, containing one hundred and seVenty-on 1lTl)
acres and seventy nine hundredths slOO Of 40 acre
and has been appraised at seventy s7O per acre and
cannot sell for ieas than 9 Of the apprGisment
Terms, u cash, u in one, and the balance in two
years from She day Of Sale The doFered payments
10 bearo per cent interest fro the day OF sale and
to be secured BY mortgage on the premises.
ThlE Arm 10 located on the Miami county Line
about miles northwest Of the Town OF Union, and
about the same distance sast Of PhillpsburR The
mrm IL well improved, and in excellent order, and
the best quality Of lAnd.
}. II. BASsoEI, AtrT. oct9o'w wsw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-20

AFTERNOON REPORT.
A Great victory CIaimsa for shsrlaan.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 20th,--l045 A. MA
great battle was fought and splendid victory
wo n by Sheridan over Longstreet yesterday at
Cedar Creek 43 pieces Of artillery were cap.
tnred and many prisoners, among whom was
the rebel General Ramsure. On our side Gen
erals Wright and Rickets we're wounded, and
Gen. Bidwell, Of Buffalo, killed. Particulars
so far as received will be furnished as fast as
the operator can transmit them.
(Signed) e, NJ. STANTON,
Sec'y Of War.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-20
ClxolsSArL Oct ls.-Hon. Montgomery

CNCINNATr, Oct ls-Hon. Montgomery
Blair arrived safely at Lexington to-day.
The Peace Convention, to-day, discussed
the report of the Committee on Resolutions,
which was adopted The resolutions ere for
peace on the basis of the sovereignty Of the
States condemn the action of the Chicago
Convention; repudiste Mcclellan and call
for convention of the States to settle our
difficulties Long aud Singleton are spoken
Of as candidates for the Presidency and Vice
PresidencY