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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-08-28

Nadotm Stssl Camden perlaTen botte,
I6idte er eihen 9rcBsn sen elmer bs6eutsupen
&ruppshabtbeilung bepa6ten Spuraaetraia
aus. gStr felsn itbsr ben Srain Der, nabinsn
Die 9sf6nbe uno oae 8asen unb t6pteten icpcn
BET pemietben bsinplidhsu Neserfplpatcn. Die
gantsss batten elm voice 9tsserresiment, User
wslthsS Gtoctaw>S uOianer f& 6crmadtsn uup
ben Iebten Wann ntepsrmesclten.
sSir baben iritbsr fdcn itbt ausfutrtt6 iibtr
ole Wetle une pertrsitrt. wte Der @rutrotdnp
Nsser in Sieiem &rtcge nabtt6 eemdd,t prroen
tpnnss. Oarur6, paB nan ion ae3punecn Bot
Spioat 3u iein, gas man ion nur Der unerbttts
lidsn 8aGe Der gcnf0perirren 0reis. Die gfc.
beuen haben ~5etnlHal @cIegcn6eie, an Dem Sps
fer ctnee fanatiiden abottticntemus ihre 9Butt
gu tublen, e6c bieEs Spfrr Der gfeser =
stnmal in rem Sal Fcmmt, gcresltuna Al ilten.
Die 8snu9ttung, peIte bic gaeger bel @pctt<
lpIoanta u. scr PETERSBURG ft per1&aTsn tpnr<
ten, ltsbt in le pr nugleiGem SerbGltnig ,u cen
Oussne Webslsten. wslbe Die NebeQen pa uno
bort in ibren Estben angerihtst 1aten. 94enn
rteier Srte8 NOD einige Sabre touert unb nG6.
reno bieler 3eit ben gitgsrn sitter @etseen6sit
9e9tben Miro. iaren alten 5erren ais llnipne
~lolpaten gc8enibsr Su tretsu, 10 wtrD nad Q6.
lhuI ptrler 9rrtpee Die l&warsa 2ace in einer
AiSOebRnng 9eli&tet Isin, ea6 Die Ntpfitiuus<
~fanatifsr 0lsr psitern Stiprge fir bieletben
u6erbober Tnb. on. y. Staats-3 etsuna.)
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-08-28
2ln s,ss{cre anSmdrtigeu ae(er.

Grit Der naaisn drummer f8litbt pns Tau.
FenSe $2albiaNr; nnltre aeshrten auswartjafu
abOnHenien, weIhs Den ,.anati8tr" fOrtiusr9oI.
ten wiinld'en, lino eestaIb erlubt, pfn Setroo
Don $40 fur odS na6tt SalbiaBr lufOrt an pen
9sreHS3fFsr s'"infFnOen Ostr on Den Nsen.en
Der betrsfennsu StaOt ahsulisfrrn.
9n MOntlcmsr1 NIao Sat 6err 8. Gutter
Die A8entur Oieiea Slattes a~6srnummsn.
Sbre %aditdnbs tftra9'n tts gum llten @eUt.
100 . Ost 6sraus9sber.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-08-28
llenGfes.

+ttHEAt
Grant, Der frubere Ibsott Der SJantcse. lit
Fur o~irlelten Gin r9abrer 9s6pu9el aepprecn.
oenn mas er aud bcgjnnen. NC luIau or feiuc
plane ausbs6eh, tbDtre Strategic. ole Sprcn.
Aunlefraft pee Wulpers pper bas uumrrilcbe
ustcr9eptbt isincr oCi6cn uuo ihmafsen Srupz
pen IN Nuwsteuua briuleu mus, thinner ifrbt Fl
fb pu,@ ben Smarfiinn Sees iitertroTsn unp
ple Sdpfsrfeit n%nlercr Grupprn MAIDEN ieocsmol
lsiue %tnNnltcn rue ih6ulten plGne ,u G6anesn.
otdnre Die YrdfforE!cuwatt ni@t ttopr, 2incoln
hatr Grant itOn Ian8R Sdea, 6 eciaet. On
dtFr ltsht or ltb 9e,muu9su, nit cen @rfulaen
Wrant's '~aIrieheu III isir, IA rr Ulc@leuar. lsts
nsm NebErGu6lcr nm Die Nr6IiptutiHidijt, ZEN
Soerbefehl Der 9otUmaes0rmee utttt misoer
lItertrhJen mag, neil rr Joni t @sfa5r lGuft, benz.
lfIben ben gor9 tns @si5f baro ie.fIt III tbnen.
Da nbsr and bic 9Ot0macs2rmte teiner anoern
0uprer ais Yic@irQdn nil, bic N%tlssuna Ycu
9rant ater and eirrm pTencn 3uarllGnorih
9lei&Faine, bab Der game l~gittFri6e Tclo,ua IIr
Die 8aS aewcien lei. 70 iau6 2incoln notbae.
Orun9en @sant nod lauger i'm %mte laiFel. moo
earauS fIir ben Norben auGa entfsttu mas Ia.
node. gfcm8icrig itnO mir i~trtarrs npt ME
Et'tfoln unn OR gou,e 9ioroen rtu ncuifen Grs
foiS Grants nufnebmen iperceu, Drn mir in
fHlssnrsr Ospside Yon @fteratnrs sud u,lcrn
9sitrn oorIcgen:
Yin oifieisarr am San1sta8 @oraen an tae
tSrtS3s"D rpartfHent eitse8ansenfr 8sriat iaat.
pa6 @en. Sin am 8rsttas Mittaa Da6 finite
Tetnolt6e Nymers@crpe on Der g8e!opn 8aGn.
etrea Sret Netlen BON PETERSBURG onasariEen,
.nno Rag CT oemislten 2700 Gefanaens aboes
nomm'n BABE, unter BENIN fb Elm 9riaopierz
@enerai mn metrsre 956crr Cff;ierr beIanSen.
Der gtrln't AMI u%nierer Sette miro fteiner ais
Der ore 5,,Hreo erahtet. BRIG. @sn. Glirez
mani wurOs an eiien 0sin Yerrpur,ort.
Sim Samsta8 .murpe pa6 Gefebt uiAt erncu.
'rt. Yer GeinO Hirlt noG INNER bic gGeltpr
SaGn 6el:st, an Ger er 7a osrltaaite.
Die Stelnn9 on Ser sGe;eom 8n6n bat
Grant loon Diele I.tte gefpfet, be rit on rere
ieIten auber oti9en 300 i6On bel elmer fribe-
rem @fle9enbeit 100 uaO Elm anoeres @lal
23OO @rfan9rne mGhtfn.
&uf Der NOrpleits. beg Sa.nes baben am
S@InHe Der ofr9an8snen @oac t9enia brmc,.
ttns~srtbs militGriihe Syeyottonen fatt8sfun-
BEN. Gin SOrPr;n9rn unierrr 3ruppfn baste
ben 9%etrInl6tsn @rfotg, OoS Grant ZEN or5Feln
Aesil lsinsr 6yuppen wispsr auf rts Sicfrite 30
5am's vsrIfgt bat,
9ia@ stEsm &eri6t In Der Nsp Sort 3in,es
tparen Die ganfssa ROD 8n!en Mutbrs. RAP de
Ntlnnta nf5msn ipdrsen, Of JIrib le sinrdumen.
raB SGsrman'8 llntcrneBmen rim |awieriaes
iet, namentli@ pn 6Oot fOrtwa1rsnO grrltdre
bnr@ Die in Georgia unp Qlabama tinz
~berufene TfiGi an fh 5tebe.
Der nsne GOniONsrtrte &reu,sr ,sauabaTss"
sat bersits untsr ZEN n .Dlithen 6altsnfabreru
tu6ti9 ouf8eraumt, Oa CT bereit8 ltpn msbr ais
finf3t8 flsinsre unr ar5Bere ganfseIhife peo.
8enpmmem uua ,uR6rt gat.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-08-28

Dan tsre @s9ierunsen tsauftrast, einen WrpttF
6e9Fn Ole aspnltiame gsIeBuus TsnSebures
rnr6 prFu6ii&e Sruppen su srlaFen unp bic
3ufudittbuns ~bsrieItsn ;u perlanssn.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-06-24
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.

A la ge v;r ely, of c cks, Watches, ,Jewelry
and notlons Of every description, continually
on hand, which are all new, and OF the latest
styles. ..-.-,l ... .....i .r.4.. -.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-06-24


N1 OTHING that is not wholesome geniel an,
y res,oraIiyein itstnalurr, enters into tth,
composition of HOSTlTrER'S STOMACH
BlTTLRS This ispopuiarpreparato contains
no mincral of any kind; no botanical element
no tipry lxcitaut: hut it is Il computation Of tn,
extracts Of rare balsanic herbs and plauts
with the purest ahd mIldeot OF all diffuslv,
stimuants, sl"..u..
II ist,,ho f,rearmed 40 nirst d;so,so and 6,
fsr as the humaI, svst.n cam he nrntec,nJ h,
manny Observation-Disclosures, Jn,.fI T., 49,,
w,oles me a mospeere ,nture writer and otte
external causes, HOSTLTTER'S BlTTERS
nay be relied on Us IA saforuald
lr.di.trict. ;,f.e+oa ,;t,, lps,oro,.l ,,,o ;
has h,rn ConnLrinfalliIIe ns nr,vantira 'o,
lrrrsi,tille rar'aT,' nd ,ion'a'Is '',
re.orlto If unBsr nnIr, hons Inn of an ot,acl
esralod the scourpr. mud thousands, who mo-
pI,ct to nynil tGrm.elvrs FIX nrntrctiya ami
ities in ndvu,,ce arc curea hyavr,v hrief c6nry,
of lAjsmaryplons n,edi.iun, Fever and Avu,
latieuts, after peiur ulied with uuinipe Ia,
months in vain, nntiI fai,ly satnrnted win tbn,
dapperous alkaloiu are nat uutreourutjy ,es.
~ 10 health within few days by the use Of
HOSTEI1 RS BlITERS.
The weax stomach il ronidlv invsoorotco
and thc apnetite restored hvtLisaoreeahl.tn ton
ic ma encc n WORT q wondc,s in crses nf III.
prpsia, aud in less codfirned forms of Int dig,s
ton. actiug as gentle and painless apperi
eut as we'll as upon the Liver. it also invaria.
bl, relieves the Constipation SUPERINTENDENT
irregular action Of The digestive and secretly
torsahs'
persGnsofte feeble hsblt,'hahre to Nervous at
tacks, LoS%nqss OF hplFltsfand rlts OF Lnugnqr,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-06-24
HEL.MRQLD'S..

TFTMF EM w ~ W. VI EHT
| o ,EM IN, N.tHN Eh NE H. NV assM /
tA@A hsA fsA Ayaz ssaF' W asA aeR EES
~ e t-rrrrrr1 7ov, TIT, "A {, A rrTr, ne,
~ 80 - :-.- - : - @S'-
NOMPOUED FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
" a Positive aud Specific Remedy folodiseas
es of the Bladder, kidneys, Gravel and Drop
sical Swellinga. ''-'
This Medicine increases the power Of Diges
ton, and excites the Absolbeuts iuro health
action. by which the Watcry or Calce Gus de
positions. and Unnatural tiuiargeihents are re
dnced as we'll as Pain aud inf amatiouy
"A \ MTuI's EXTR II CHU.
For Weakness arising from Excesscs Habi,
of Dissipation, Early tudiscretion of Abuse, at
tepded Mitl The following s,mp oms - "'"
Ihdispotitou 20 Ex.5au IyUu
e;tion. Los of Memory, ..
in Weak Nerves Horror of Dis.
.,.,.. casa .Dimness of Vision, lJniver- ij l4
soI Iass;tula of the Nu,cninr Sy,tem,
Hot Hands. Dryncss of the skin, Loss of
Power Dificulty Of Breahing, Trembling
Wnhefnlness PAN in tbe Back, Flushing oi
fine BoJy. Eruptions orthe Face, Palld Couu
tenance. &c., &c.
Those svmntoms. ifallowed to 90 on. which
this medicine ipyariablv removes, soon follows
Imnntencv
Fatality In.
;,i.i u.il''y; y;, SPii
'pIr' H.,
p oue VI mn,'n ,no E.--
,uta. m"y e"pns, fHH.t
f,ny no 1.' s'y a',. ,n"t si,ey,. s'1iey Nsa..N
H. h,, "I,a.,t ,hsott. IS"w ,'I'o niso, 5@
@ W. ~ .noI .u T'Vt ,NiTW SNn 3
rNMerr,tpTInN, ., ,,ai,,a.o
uonoS ~ ~. w. naWn. IS .,'';s ""',% IS o.
TO-. I,u h,t ~ "ono rie viii Ui'I S"sa tbaro
n'f, ~, oT' e ,ho Inaano AL, hsnI,,,os 4nd
nIaIsnci,n,v ~ Daoshs hn Cnn.n,,nt;nn @
hnnp an',io yy,;t,oss to IL, Trnu, nf Jh' ,hrn
,a,,;on utI, The CONSERVATION once ,frarteJ VII,
n,na,ia Wantnoea n,o,,;,as H. stnnna,t N''d;
f., stron,tb,n az tGo
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-06-24
NN&A ,&&NyIss

VAIL Nt FHA.H NlJ-t a951 1FHH af tii'9t
or tho American, Mappfacturc. Rsxors,
Silver Spoons, and Butler HALVES Silver
fhinbles, PertMen les Purses, Pocket Books,
and Bankers Cases, Spectnc los, CoRcave peb.
Glass, uear sighted Glasses nose Glasses, Cog
giles common tIasses. Sp1Sthele easssg victim,
bows, boxSsosnd violin how hair. tail pieces
bridges pegs, Italian violin strings, and in
good guitar strings violin and accordeont in.
struclions, Blank music paper and book s and
tuning forkssong books. Gilt looking glasses
TO, letters, tay.iwat ches, rubber combs. fue
aud coarse, coral beads and rings, best .ol
.t eoLDPzNs KNo HoppeRs6 i9sges7
steel pens holders, pencils and sharpners,
pencil points .shswi pb9 Of smitusi sorts aud
one thousapd aud onc, her articles 10 numer.
oiis to inetition. q" 49,
Watches. Clocks and j ewelfy repaired mad
warranted TO give entire satisfaction. -.
tS'' 'n'' ~ il u'I0HNPAUSCH.
IpJerry Croft old Stand. one slrur sosth
i. slhdussy NE IL, iess2-t 'al o' a.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-10
@cuiral.
How 10 Keep in Good Health
AND
WHAT Is THE CAUSE OF DISEASE

nNli f. primary Of every disease that flesh Is
j heir N inpurity of the blood. The blood he
comes impure from many calseH. Impure AR or
change Of " Gather, unwholesOme food aud exposure
are among tlle principal causes Of mpuuty OF the
blood. The symptoms are gidduess, hpRdaene, con
fls vi thoughts, eyes duh gnd heavy drowaness,
st patton of the hOwsls bal taste IN the mouth, foul
tongue, liver compaints patns IN the bark and legs,
OF aoute, leepeHs nights cole, cramp, pain
and ghtneSs of the chest, heartburn, gOut and Theu
mAtsm, puKng and purglng, chills and levers more
or less accompanying these, amt long nn OF troub-
iesunie anti sthgefous Uecons all u Which, may be
prevented and cured by taking few doses Of br.
sTRIgK gKlANDS VEGETABLE PURIFYING ANTI
| BILIOUS PILLS. They Will purity the blood and put
| the stomach, bowels and liver IN healthy condition,
They particularly suitable for chrome and nervous
/ diseases, Every family and every soldier should
keep supply Of these Pins many diseases are Oh
waited by Iheir use They n mild aud safe medl
| taking cold.
Sold by MI druggists sent TO amy part on receipt
0I twenty tive cents and stamped envelope. Rdiress
cd Or. STRICKLAND, east Fou,th street, Uneinna
| Il, JhiO.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-10
DRESS allu GsioaR Iaaakng.


Dlsoasos oi mo throat, chestand pulmonary organs
Ue over pro gAlcnt, naidious aud dangcrous The
properties OF a uicdcine Co alleviate, cure amt uproo
tho-- complsiui-. must he rVpeotomnt, mudyue and
tuvuD ratng ttitnE the nuions oi he throat, and
nparuug tone 30 te entire system. No discovery tu
medical -senCe ever maAterod tins eliss Of Diseases
hike Or Wyukoop's Iceland rectotM. ittS Sused with
the mgzt tou4hinc rs'taiu AL cases of hrouciit
influenza, whuupng cough, dpthern or putud sore
thrnat. asthma cfubp coughs, colds, nervous irria
hlity, Sc.
The Rev j. Potter coruhes that ~ have used Dr
Wynkuops PeUtor for several yei,rs, myself and IN
my hmily, for severe pulmonary complaints, and
have recommended it TO msny other- anu have never
seen it, elusl," Rev D, }. Poster, Brooklyn N. Y.
Huudred4 Hud thousands Of important testimou-
ais cpiA ha Produced showing is remarkable cures
and thai % n0yef ili1s.
u is composed Of pure Iceland Moss, Balm OF Gil
sed Peruvian BasHn, Elecampane, onirey, Bur
dock, aud other Invaluable pecsrant and tome in
gradients. is harmioss, prompt and lasting. In
vRd- and sufferers cannot Riiord 10 neglect trial
Every A,ihy should have it. 10 is remarkable tor
Group. Fun descriptions, recommendations and d
ectOus accompany each hottle.
sold IA Dayton by W W stewart and an principal
Druggists.
Presa4dby NJ. r u wynkoop, and sold by ..
Barnes n Co., Now YORK. se&idiy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-10
plantation lSittrrs,
s. r--1aeo--x.

.a-ulude, alpitahou Of the heart, lack Of appetite,
hstrnss after eating, torpid liver constipation 81,
deserve to -iiger II they wit not Try the celebrated
PLANTATION BITTERS
whioh are nov recommended 10y the highest medical
authorities, aud warranted Ia produce nn Immediate
houe dcia eHecL They are exceedingly agreeable, per
lcetly pnrd and must iporcocai other iohts where
~ healthy, gentle sumuant is required
1hoy purity, strengthen and inNgorate;
Thoy create healthy appetite;
They are An amtdote 10 change Of water and diet,
They overcome effects OF dissipation and late heurs
They strengthen the system aud cnliyen the mind;
They prevent miasmatc and intermittent eyerAi
They purify the breath and acldtty Of the stomach;
They cure dyspepsia aud constlpauo
They ,aite ,harrhos, cholera and cholera mort,us;
Ihey cure liver complaint aud nervous headaehe
They mako the weak strong. the lanpnd brilliant,
aud re exhausted natures great restoror. They are
composed OF the celebrated cai-aya bark winter.
green 80 ssfas roots and herbs all prescry dln per
eruy pure 81. CroiS rum,
49, Ihsye gwen the rlanlation Biters to hlnd-
reds Of our disabled soldiers with the most astonsh-
ing oIiect. q. W. ANpEhWs,
sppt SOLDIER Home, Cincinnati"
''e's The Plantation Bitlers have ecured mo 0flver
complaint Of which WAS sli mp prosirate, and had
10 abandon NY husness. ..t
II. h. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, OHIO"
- owe much 10 you, for verify bellows the
Plantation Bittors have saved my life
Rev. W. II. wAGGoNEK, Madrid, N. y"
80 Thou wiz sendme Two bottles more OF thy
Plantation Bitters. My VIE has been gresty leusht
| ted by their use. Thy irlend
ASA GuRRIN, Philadelphia, Pa"
| ".4e have hsau great sufferer from dyspepsia
aud hnd to abandon preaching. The Plantation
| itters have Cured me.
Rev. j. 8. CATHoRN, Rochester, N. y"
! send us twenty y-tour dozen more Of youl
Plantation Biers, The popularity Of which are daily
Increasing with tho gIests uf our honee.
/ SYKES, CHADWICK a CO.,
Proprciors wIlarTs Hotel Washington, -, C."
! such are one in thonsnds OF certificates daily re
ceiyed They are immensely bsuGdcal y weak per
sons aud delicate females.
30 cautions Of e-Hlled bottles. See our signature
on huo steel plate label, They not sold by th'
gallon. They are only aold ~ our patent log cabin
bottles by respectable druggists, Tocers, hotels, aa
| looms, .teNnboats snd country storeH,
| e. n. DRAKE a CO.,
! ,@ydawOn 9ua broadway. n. Y.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-10

30 iIIH fHiuH VI uufll iHHI'iHl Market Faiue
Cash, Treasury Notes, spd Certlhcate .. 3D..
ou hsnd aud deposited on call, aud 10
" kents ..,....,iA 4deboi' ~
Rank Stocks of New York, Hartford, hos- mont 300.
ton, 81, Louis, Philadelphlaapd other ,,...,,. ho
places. 'u''""' W.
United stat6s and State Stookst OF Ken H..I .H
. tugky New York, New Jersey, ONO. 4 Ii.
Michigan aud Indiana. 5B1 ,i95 %
city Bonds of New York, Brooklyn, r. TYP
luF' hartford, Rochester, Jersey, hllwau' uI IL .. -
1itis" W"
Railroad stocks OF Hartford aud New ila-
ven, Connecticut RIVER, and Boston
and Morcestn .,..,. s..-... II ll9b9b 90
Morfgape Botds ~. ............... al7asl25 10
state Of Connecticut, temporary loHn..... luOOuu "
Real Estate, uibeTpd. ,s''...'''- sf'9bS 70
Gross .... 80 ,Gs3, 10 30
5000 .4H LESS LIABILITIES; fu.I
I.osses, unalhlsted and not rs l.HI
du4.-...., oll9WH - - -, -.
January Dividend, paid...,... lboO -S329,OH ~
--+~-+-+--
Net.....g, l'''l'f" o"
Duly sworn 70. Hartford, January |, lSd3.
Respectfully solicit, aud will take pleasure ~ ut-
tnndlng 10 your Insurance. wants.
II II JOHN n. sFOPPELhCAEt
aulg Agent at layton.
u
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vENEREAL HOSPITAL,

Eslabli shed iu tho Year 1850,
ToR THE CURE or PRIVATE DISEASES
Aod under tho control OF Two OF The most Eminent
PhystcHns lu the world,
nR. E. BONAPAHTE, nom Loudon aud Paris
- hospitals Nad ior tho past tsn years Of the U,u
,,1unu Vsnere.. Hospital andhpr. ". n. REYNOLDS,
late ui New iork. Th ,s the nnlY biice "a tho city
where ,srmaue uteufe of Private lpseaaes can be
uhuued, Slleolli the hae 9iinsreufy oI change Of
tn 3 10 10 daYa structures curedtn 10 awAeks Noe.
turnd Emissions stopped IA 2 10 " days seminal
Wsakues cured IN . tuS WeJEsi Syphilisiu itspumA-
~ -Agrs cured ia days. Sec ndary SYMPTOMS in 4
a. 8Wosl.si kin Diseases cured IA 70 weeksi m-
potency vgor restored ~ to weeks Az diseases
ct private uature Treated with uupara ee,i Anccess,
nr Bonspsne's great work on private diseaae- the
Private Guide 10 Health. 81 honehoia To al, male and
iemale odd aud young, should read tbs book itwill
culghten those who grope Ia darl'ness. Price 20
pr. B.napsrte,a French Psteut Male safei Il IL
psrieuy safe, and noyer iHto 90 aatIpieeton. ltis
me only safe epJ asrs preysnuye agnhst disease,
Frlca of the hreneh Patent Mau ale, ~ the single
suel 81 per haii dozen " per do1sn' Hgnt by NAL.
aS-Maiame LOLl 1lt'S kemaie monthly Fllts - a
sr aud reliable remedy for spprresslons aud al ie'
pregnancy, AS they w,I produce miscarriage. funu
81 ~ per hpRreStra tine 50 seni 10 any address by
Drs. u. r. are tlie men TO consult; they are un-
questoaaly acknowledged TO he tbe champions and
pRf Of yenerea diseases, and The only popiors hq
RECEIVE unllihly reporls rQp the Old world they
have bspn accustomed from an early age of youth %
wltuoss The various Diseases which ailict mankind
aud to watch the progress through u long career o
prol.ssioaa study 10 every sphere ofliie, from the
tunbie abode OF poverty " The manalon Of the veal
,hy, aud having ascerAlnel neyonh iouht tnp vas
suaenng Of humanity they dniermlned 70 select lht
aenarave system their particular study, aud TO de
eote ther whole attention 10 the levaiiop Of the DIS
eases al these mpOrtant fupctopa No letters Will h
answered uniess tley esntalp remittance or post
10 stamp. Gall or address, , !. ..,... ..
No. ls9 ycamore street, between Tiaby ixth, eAs
aide CINCINNATI, Ohio III IL
oaes hours irom An, h,tssP-S fsS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-10

aaH nJ t.. ,u asarb.
'tH lo u.H..u.a" i' Sti.tiDr
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VERY Low FOR CASH,
MUSIC STORE.

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NoRTH.cAROLINA, NASH COUNT

MORT He ROLINA, NASH COUNTY,
IL Petition for Dover. Sally Dozier John Dnerl
Leonard Dozier, Rebecca Westray G. W. Ward and wild
Polly, William Colson and wife Nancy, g. H. Glover and
wife Elizabeth.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
Dozer, Of the defendants in this cause resides beon
the limits of the State. it is therefore, ON motion ORDERED
by the court that advertisement be made for six
cessvely, in the Raleigh Standard notifying the said d
fenden Of the filing of this petition and tina, appear
the next term of this court to be held for The county
I'd Monday in February 1864, and answer the petition
the viii be taken pro eonfesso and heard par
to him.
Witness, B. Il. Sorsby, Clerk of said Court at o6
in Nashville, I'd Monday in November, A. D. 1855
B. Il. SORSBY, ClT.
Dec. 8, 1868. 50-EGt
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REvERp7 JOHNSON ON SLAvERr.-Reverdy john
son, of Maryland, in late speech, in the Yankee
Senate, said
1t might be admitted he thought, that in the eye Of
the Constitution slaves property in those States
where thev are so heidi but they are persons also.
Representation in Congress is based on the fact that
they are persons. Though slaves, they are men.
They. owe allegiance by BIRTH and though the Su-
preme Court has decided that, under the clause de-
filming the jurisdiction of that Court, they are not
citizens, in relation to other clauses of the Consti
Triton it may be far different. They have the pro-
lection Of the government to certain extent Mt least
and Why should they not contribute to its defence
AS property they NAV be taken for the public use
on compensation to their owners being made. As
to the compensation, some complaints had been
made, and justly, perhaps, as the Senator thought,
in regard to the manner in which the law had
been executed by some of the agents of the gov
eminent This however, should not induce the Sem
ator to lift his voice in the Senate or his arm out
Of it to weaken or embarrass the government in its
efforts to suppress the rebellion. When the author
ity of the government is restored to its full extent
then inquiry might and would be made into all such
matters As to the slave himself compensation
dvested the owner Of all his rights, and conveyed
them to tue public. He (Mr Johnson) had never
doubted the employment Of the slave in the military
service Of the country ipso tacto emancpated him.
1t would be disgraceful, after the employment of
coiored men to defend its existence that this gov
erament should permit them to return to slavery.
He thanked, God they never could be re enslaved.
It gave him pleasure to remember that when he for
merly had the homer Of occupying a seat on this
hoor in l847, he declared that in debate upon the
subject Of slavery, that it was wrong as . system,
morally and politically, and especially economically
Slavery YVES indefensble The people Of this country
were rapidly becoming wiser on this subject