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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-11
A. W BkADroRD,
Governor Of Maryland.
JoHE LEACH,
Mayor of Baltimore.
Railroads. aII RIght-Ths Rebels max.
Immtnse HAuIs of Cat,I Is Snd Horssa.


Railroads nll RIght-The Rebeia mar,
lmmtnse HAuIs Of Cattle and Horsss..
WAsHlNoroN July lO--Travelers from the
north need 40 apprehension of injury 10 any
portion Of the Track or bridges The Pbila.
diephlasnd Wilmington railroads. accessible e
togunboats, Secretary Wells, has done his
duty topublic interesia exposed to this raid
wherever possible ior him 10 do 40. General
Gilmore was sent for by the Precedent. and
arrived here this morning and will be isnme.
alately have an active command n E.
Parties who arrived here this morning from
Rockville Maryland, sixteen miles from Wash.
lngloh, say that early this morning that a
rebel cavalry force, 400 strons, dashed into
Darnstownr a small hamlet Eve or six miles
north Of Rockville, and after plunderine ali
the stores and stealing all the cattle and
horses they could find, they left in the direc,
ton OF Frederick, but before they left thev
sent 10 the Virginia side all their plunder
Persons who come from the upper fords re.
port that the rebels are conveying large mar.
bers OF cattle, horses, bogs aud sheep stolen
from the farmers along the river, across into
virginia. Every ford is held by small rebel
cavalry force and sections Of batteries Il Is
estimated that they have glread gobbled up
several thousand head of cattle and from 10
200 valuable horses The rebels plundered
ind,serlminately,. making no distinction be-
tween enemies and Southern sympathisers
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-11
CAUTION.

A LII persons are warned not TO trust NV wife.
"a christina XIX, on my account she having len,
my oeu ana board without Just Cause Neither viii
lpay debts contracted by other members OF NV fam
hy' ldatl THOMAS XIX
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-11
SrRAxpD

khVhl the Leld Of he subForib0r living On tho Gin
y elnnAt Pike one ulile North OF AleTandsrsvil,s
az lr4n gray or4e, ysare ola hin feet neary white
r. r. o'htI marx re- ollented, except COLLAR marx on
uon 20 that ! can recover him gam
I"D-'uS"S HENRY SWFADNTR
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-11


In Dayton, ~ the Phillips House, on We'd
nesday', July 2, August 81 October III,
s.
In Aenia, at the Hiveling House, on Thurs
days, July % September | October6
In London at the Phifer House, on Fri.
days, July 20 september 2, October :.
In Troy at the Morris House, on Tuesdays
July 26 August 80 October l.
In Pqua, at the piqoa House on Mondays,
July 26 August 29 October 3
In Lima, at the Lima House on SUNDAYS,
July "a AgusG 2S October q
In Sidney, at the Sidney Hotel, on Sdtur.
days, July 23 August 27 October l.
In Belliontaine, at the Logan House, on
Fridays, p August 26 September 80. e.
In Sprngfet al the Kaub House on
Thursdays July 81; August 25 September
lIFU .lI..u #r14
Dr. Cons has psacteed in the above places
about i've years, With the most gratifying sue.
cess He treats all forms Of chronic dis
eases, and avais Of all improvements, in all
schools Of medicine, No charge for con.
sultation, bat cash for medicines Consult
DR.. Cone before il is too late
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-11
FOR SALE.
GAS COMPANY NOTICR

'nhb Stockholders Of the DAYTON Gas L5sbt A
L o9ss company, are notified that a meefing Will
oe held Al the office OF the Company North Wsst
corner Of Jefferson and Third streets on Mondav the
Isl day OF August eat, between the hours Of and
flo'eook ?. M, to elect six directors 70 serve he
eITIn Iniv sySSr' 8. T. EVANs, ssc'y.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-11

Agents Wanted, To sell Timby Porta.
Bile Barometer, None but the test need apply
Agents are now making from FIVE to fifteen
dollars per day. Send for circular TO A. j.
GoodenouPh Agent, for o. At hickey, Book
Store 326 Third streeia D BMA 4lAlN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-11

fg Ripe Iomst9sg have nsde their up
ltR1Sgef' - sSle il Piiaaff2tFtPi'f SSli.asg Gents
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-11

LEW WALLACE,
Majos General Commanding.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-11

DAYTON, July II.
HAkSHMANs FL0UR--Red wheat,
Wholesale Sll co. Retail Sll 90.
, 1864-04-22

The April number of Hunts M:reha1ts'
Nogozi0t contains fine portrnit Of the late
Pelatiah Petit Of New York, with sketch Of
his life written by Dr. Bacon Of New Haven.
Rev. Duniel Wright, jr., Of Nat1ck, Mass,
discourses In the Congregational Quarterly for
sApril, the "StatistIcs Of the Human Fam
ly,' and estimates that at tho death Of Abr1-
ham there were but twenty millions Of peo-
pie in the world 1t the time Of Christ about
two hundred and thirty millions and at the
present period about one Thousand millions.
Among other contributions is this ans = or Of
the query What is Woman ," claimed to be
from manuscri..t Of the thirteenth century;
THAT IA wayAys
, 1864-04-22

CCF01ME tn6 6cllp6c OF I0e DloOns
The Japan Co:nmrrcia! Nfe,es, noticing the
lunar eclipses, visible at kanagawa, on the
o5th Of November last, says:
Shortly before sis" o'clock, our yalct-n
Japanese, Intelligent, well informed, and ret
amusiugly uperstitious-wa into our
apartment, and in the most serious manner
imaginable, informed us that Otsukisama, the
goddess md ruler Of months, the modest
queen Of night ''was very sick," and ro-
qucsted Us to visit at once her almost ex-
piring glimpse, and behold the truth Of his
eclipse Of the moon )0tsnkiaama) was duo
about this time, we accompanied him out
tide, and found that Otsnklsamn was, to all
appearances, seriously afflicted there being
but small portion Of her fine full face {she
WAS then in epf,os;tion) giving any indication
gloom and sadness pcryadel all things,
lunary and snbauuary, within our REV; but
the elect upon our servant was the most
marked Of any. Upon asking him why he
seemed go concerned for Otsukisama's ILL
ness, he replied that the benign goddess oc-
casionally almost every year
assumes the weight of epidemics and bodily
nistortunes Of her most yirtuous votarics !;
and thus relieves many good people from
misery and suffering, by eIecting to suffer in
their stend-therefore vas he sad to see the
benevolent Otsakisama 60 very sick at pres
ent- We asked, might 1t not be some mnrky
cloud Of anger at the evil doings Of the Japa-
nese, that shaded her countenanee? He be.
lieyed not; he had seen her eick on former
occasions, and WAS quite satisfied that on
this occasion she wns more in sorrow aud
sickness than in anger. To his grent joy,
however, she gradually recovered; and after
the lapse Of q couple OF hours, was heraelf
agnin-mnrchiDg up the heavens, not seem
ing in auy respect the worse for the ailments
sn1. e1. f,n3 Of nj 1v
, 1864-04-22

1inois will be overrun by Our forces, and
Missouri will be Tcscued. But II the Federal
army should be withdrawn it certainly
will be-or else, If It should be greatly weak
| enett to defe1d st, Louis and Pittsburg, Gen.
eral Johnston can, without difficulty. ad-
vance to the Ohio, and liherate Tennessee
and Kentucky. It is perfectly clear to my
mind that the invasion Of the North will et-
feet tlese prime objects.
!. It viii free tbs whole South from the
p:est nee Of the Federal army. The militia,
garrisous, md our troops not in condition
10 II asch, can protect our homes against the
email force they may have to harrlss it.
2. 1t will supply III with all the horses,
equipments, clothing, and articles Of oTeEy
kind needed By our soldiers.
3. The rctalistory intlictIon Of the horrors
Of Ta7 will make the North desire peace, anl
maize FOREIGN nations see that we have the
power to annoy onr enemy, and dispose them
to recognize us.
:. IT viii double or army instead Of de-
p1etfng it
5. Il will end tue war IN our fayor in one
, 1864-04-22
a FEARFUL MARINE DIS
t&&TEK
The E1p1oston. on the War Steamer
ChenNnEO.

From the N. /. Trlbnney IL.
terrible a!sastsr occurred T. inner Nsy yotk harbo,
steamer Chenango, Commander Flilchrown. sai1e1
from the Navy Yard for Hampton Roads. She Wis
10 hare anchored at the bnoy at Sandy Hook until
double turreted iron clad Onondhsa. which she was
to have conveyed South, But her career was cut
ehu1t by fearful disaster.
and going ahead under eaay steam, without tha
slightest suspicion oL danger. her port boiler ex-
plG1ed With loud report, tearing up her decks and
and drrmen. One poo7 fcll3w was blown over
board, ard picked up In j most dep!orlbe condi-
t1on and thirty two othe.s. including three Of the
engineers, we're noet horribly ecaIded.
One Of the men, whose name We could no. lesrn,
was instantly killed AS coon as the disaster be-
came krosn. ihe 9. rcysnae cutter Broux has
tain,ns from Com Fil'ebfown fhs nature oi tho &C.
cident, tic commander Of the Bronx healed for
Quarantine. md speedily brought of several ply
sshns sc TO- taSe sess Of the ,,+
Bourne, fom Alexandria, coming up the bay, wit
ne.scd the explosion, and also Immediately went
70 her assistance, DONG great deal Of good, Thu
little tEg Rcee, which wa8 near at hand, laesgise
ius, md The cutter Bronx, took tie dlsaaed Tssse
and h6se 6seqst es5 70 se,5 se yard
.Fi1st. assistant Engineer Joseph y. cihl1 lin
sesona Assistant Engineer Albert S. Murry.
Second Assistant ENGINEER Frank P. Roo.
No sooner had the sad news 1cached the navy
3ard than Commodore Radford, who, in the as
fence Of Admiral Pauldiny at Washington on court
iii the hscss and wagons which ho could Command
and IA fast the sta!ded men were brought ashore
they werr tende1y lined into the vehicles qnd con-
ycyetl to the United States Marine hospital Here
Surgeon smith, AID his competent corps Of assis-
tapt7, aided By the surgeons Of the receiving ship
NU til Carolina, and ahihe other medical gentlouen
en- duty On the numerous vessels ut the yard, re-
tha Gr.fTaF aNFA 6yrfHf
, 1864-04-22

OFFICE COlIAnsSARY OF
dsRss71 biesz. STAT. ST cas4se, a sH.1-e
skAl.o .PaorosA1s In .luplsste> vii be received
eas h4a a. 5e ~ @
ago nAnaxIs NEW Pztx= Mess {oE:Mass> poax. IN
Trade 1nspec.or.a the e4pense Of tha contractor.
sVCt fouaps THOROUGHLY SMOKED NEW Bacon
.ocfo POUNDS THOROUGHLY SMOKED xzw BAcqx
The F.son a7a Shoulders to b ,ntpec.cA by ,ns
aractsr I'D to be packed in tiercss boxes; II In
bo1ss i 4 'hs oe1es to % 1boi oughy strapped:
n Ss noay L.;
Po7AToEs--Ox1oxa-Ia such quantities may be
1eGn1Eed curing the month Of May Sixty pounds 70
Il
Eros, tage ard lat weights, must Be pla,aly spazke
Ihe bils pagrnsnt for the meats must oe accom-
panied by duplicate Peetion GsEtacases The bills
ruust Be- accompanied BY cefiaca;ss Of weights nom
an authorized weIgh-r. -
tocnea to each propota1, and Il proposals must be
Epecidc u complying precisely with sl the tsruna
written euafanty Of two responsible nsmes, "a foi-
.ss1 e: s! ssssSR sr,ess
.hal te du,y talnled according to its tFua pur7sTt
and condition: aso that q wr1rtea contract. With
storts proposed to be furnished, sha be executed X
Fayntn.s to BE- a4ie IL such fnts as may be far
Ihc uncertxne1 Reserves the right 10 reject ary
Proposals be indorsed Proposals for subslstence
..,o 49, :. j; vac TAYLOR.
, 1864-04-22
Five Persons Drowned at Little Falls.
Nc1y York.

4 eai affair occurred ut Little Falls, last
Friday, J. R. easier, Jerry Vaun, with three
boys, Ind been up the river in skiT after d
ecow, used for collecting Lockwood. On
their return they allowed their boat to float
over tic upper dam just aboro the village.
There is second dam some 400 feet below
the first, with strong current between the
two. The boat was carried over the lower
dam capsized, and the whole party drowned.
From the lower dam to the bridge there Is q
succession OF falls, and the steam is very
rarid. One Of the boEs is reported to have
been seen going down the stream under the
bridge. The bodies had not Jet been found
on Saturday. A large number Of people
were collected at the rocks about the falls,
looking for them. It Is probable they have
been swept down the stream below the vii
loge. The boys were six to eight years old.
One vas son Of Vaun, one Of McHenry, and
the other Of Carl-Jtica Herald
, 1864-04-22
1T n. /. Z.

Ye gods, How easy public sense was cheatedl
Wheu"L Little Mac" WAS gloflaed and treated,
As be the saddle for the stump forsook.
Pope was the only foe he e|er deteatedl
1feulon tho only town he ever tooki
, 1864-04-22
Qlllcagc Grlbuue.
FRIDAY, APRIL 60, 1854.
lFrcm the "Spirit Of the Fafr. ~
FKEBf]OHlsS RALLY.
fTna Eennan AftA


B1 c. T. nCooKa.
WERt means this tramp Of armies
Poured down from the North2
Oh. Liberty and Justice
Their legtons send forth.
The atar-fa1 IL tlingiug
Its folds 10 the light,
The trumpet IL sinCing:
For God and thu Right"
They're aocking to the standard,
On manhood and youth,
With eouls a-slow for Freedom,
For Jus1iee and Truth.
From mountain and valley,
From inland and coast.
Strong hearted they rally, =.
Each hero . hostI
The Lord of Hosts is with them; j..
For His IL the fight;
The God Of Truth and Justice
Shall prosper tue right.
To Libersy'a bxnper
The victtry He'll bring;.
Her grateful hosannh
From millions shall ftngl
, 1864-04-22

- The following episram, going the rounds.
refars, we suppose, to the 1" "enthusiasm'' mani
fcsted bJ the champions OF Mcclellan, when that
gentleman was relieved Of lus command and went
On speeeh-making7o at the North:
:. OUR t'YoUNG NAPoLEoS,",
, 1864-04-22
WALKER WISE s. CO.,
FUBLlsHEES,
ais Washington Street, Boston.
agents and CanvaSSerS Wanted

Ii every Town. County AID state IN tbs CountrJ.
1th enest unusual Inducements to CnnvAsse1s, II
sos o<@A ~ attractive. and can BE- sold to almost
ese1Y family, and TIE 7xnxs ARE 11BEHx Fnox
cav =" - FER DAY CAN lie EAe1LY xApx B9 AGENTS.
co. 24s II asnInetoe greet 80 a..,u
, 1864-04-22
n Positive Cure for Drunken-

rR. ZAEE's AETIDu1E FOR sTRoNG DklNK.
Tbe lore for ,nto1.ca,ng drints y aisecs,y eEs 70
lie eensc OF tsst- supcrtnnccd oy eIcessss
IN te usc ot spirit l!quo.t lntemRefance con
All unon artificial cau*-e Theee oneo removed, tho
~1c,i Of inebTiety win lose al Inclination OF desft
for the injurious hevtIhEt.
br. lanes ANTlbOTE. By IT, specific action. re-
Eoscs the dscssed appetite to it, proper normal con
clifton. The craving for spisttuous drinks II once
sases, and Fhat before hAa been Irresistible ~
sion, now becomes uistastefu obnaxisua and repul.
sve The remedy Is perfectly ha.mxs. II directions
followed II exercises alnntt magical effect in
eAuElpc decpseated AyARstDx for Al} Alcoholic drinks
SIX tor e..
Sold bJ all Druggists. LORD sM1Tu Agents for
&ucaHo. apt9ctS1>5ln Y r. Xls
, 1864-04-22

vounteer1 Who expect to retain their health unia.
rasrcd curing tne c.mpaiEa, mus. tot themselves;
g rot .T11t e tne A5ay .npply yontssvss
LvGrT knEllsA toldiera knspsAck eoG:aus then. !.
T. the reacer 81 this *'nottce' eaAnot get = boz
~ Fills or OintmFnt from the drug t.ure in his
place, let him write to me, 10 Maiden Lane. en-
x!oting the amount. and I VIII mail box free Of
&xpense. Many dealest viii not kcep my medicines
kn hand tecauAe they cannot make ~ much proet -
on other nersola make. IS censs. IS csnts and si
Fer box not. apl7- -dtl.1H
, 1864-04-22
DROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.

H. IHlxV VEu1E1H4N2sFEH5Q Q111tE,E
WAaH1XGToY DAror. December 8, 1853.
9RtLED PROPOSALS are inyi'cf bY The under
signed for supplying The O. g. Qu7rteFnnster's De-
raEtmcns, Al darlington, D. c. Baltimore Nd.
Alexandria. snd Fort Monroe, W.. either Of those
plAtes, with Hay, Corn, Oats and Straw.
Bids Wnl he received for 'hs delivery Of Gro BUSH
els Of Corn or Oats and 80 iona o{IaY OF Straw, or
upraffca.
Bidders must stafs At which nf the above nauced
pests they prcpcse to make deliveries aud the raes
a. which they VIII make deliveries th:teat. the Qua
tf 81 rach Mt!cle propose ~ be delivered tEs Tins
vheh esld GeNVeftet shall he sonma.cet, and when
70 70 cotnp!eted.
Tne pslce cnst be Wrstte1 out u words On the bids
, 1864-04-22
CHICAGO g. BUFFALO.

CHICAGO g. BUFFALO,
RACINE, MILWAUKEE. aAC1IyAC, DETROIT
AND CLEVELAND.
Connecting ns foEows. stx:
s.eo: I'D siaths! c!sr; cos S. M Ioa.. Il nas tx oi
vi.S ES.ai Eoats On Illinois Canal.
ssssRS s.slRs
Id Ht;sno ~ Msa9nin: sTslsae 1ca Pis:sazS
Aia sisliht' viz he
:. ERIE eATI.wAY
A. Ma,o Ana sss ss Tssssa
VI Eo,S md IN SeS XII. xef5 s ami,
FuGM l ALIEN. AZ soJ coens!s' Zip. New York.
4. +. w3kp. 40 Broadway. Astn: rzte Eauas4.
3SEsE s:ss ::::: Z: z::.s E;;5 Il:
$SSs i; S; ST. hs::!
i. {: iioI6WFLI., 2lese!aa1.
!: /; l. aSRS GSSSssSi 5 Is, o$.fBSasszl Bss;szlt.
4 I REsrEEs REsrpk Hts:ss HTtxs:RsssroErAr,os COMPANY,
1sst
u i
ap;-e:ue1m Foot OF Ptase street. Chtcsgo.
THE NORTHERN TRANsPOR-
L TAT10N Company ri Ohio Will. tho ensuing sew
OF navigation, run shcIr we'll known Line o{ trs-
caes Screw steamer, Et-weeky bcswAen Chicago and
Okdecsburgh, laadlbC st Milwaukee MacAiu3c, DE-
srois, oavsso snd Ca1e Vincent. connecting
AT 0GDENsBURGH
VITA the Nerhezn Railroad 1or Rostorau alt points
in New Englan' sa Vermont Central and Ru,Ant
AMI Buflin sto1 rouses.
AT CAPE VINCENT
With the Railroad Liue to New York.
AT OsWEGo
with ths Eev Dswego Line ct thirty nrc CanAl Bos.u
snnntl daily between New York md OsweEo-
tnttritr New England and New York, The advsntagr
NJ one trsnshipnenr. and for aafe krsaapoF Q4
oe!xht and paasenGetsit 1t Is unr!vaucd
AGENTS..
JOHE HOOKING, State greet, rostou.
J-MYERS, Aator Hous=, Nav York,
2fo akkP f. Rbb9 s Fsssi oEasa,Ss:ss.~ sasss H. York
AZ Al: i sn1Tl1. II Isl Gsp5 Vincent.
PELI0N d BI;Ekp Clsvetand-
F. i. MATHEWS, Detrclt-
Q. J. HALE, 3nluAukee.
- u. GREEN, Pnsset ger Agent, mat door ncrth o.
Wells street. bridge.
: N. J. HOWE,
oGee and Docks foot OF North Ls4aIlo street.
sp1tesa1m ~
, 1864-04-22

oTORAGEr Furniture and all other
- uEds ofgoods stored at moderate charees In the
Ffrc,Xsroof Brick Warehouse-
On Vest Water street. between Randolph and Lake
treet bridges. Aug. MARTIN.
apl6-c+Hlw
, 1864-04-22

This ia the most delightful and Extraordinary ssn-
ever discovered. It changes the sun burnt facs
and h4nts to peafly satin texture Of rsv1safne
besuty, tmparttng the marble purity OF youth ana
tho dszsngue arpearanc 20 inviting in the city belle
fashion. II removes tan. neckies, p1mples and
roughness from the skin. leaving the complexion
feet, transparent and smooth II contains no mate
4s Injurious to the skin. PAsronized BY Actrea'es
and opera Singer. It u Fhst tvsty Lacy Ehoolo
btye Sold everywhere.
Prepared By ". E. HAGAE. troy. n. T.
Address Ill orders to
DRMAs 8. BARNES d CO., New York.
c1-ffhG hGYrr rATT+
, 1864-04-22

MAJ for General ". f. Smiths Report
Oh the Engineering Operations lii
Reference TO tho sattlJ OF C1atta-
, 1864-04-22

Formerly Of Jamcs' Hospi.a custom Eorse Ftrcct,
Ne* Orleans, La, established In 1ast. noH perms-
Aentlf located a. b6 Randolph street, Chicago ILL.,
REEcEH1AL, bctofuLor6. and all kinds Of BLOOD
AND 6KIK DiskAsE. AND DISORDERS or 4 Coz
TesortinE TO Mercury. lop1pE, PorAss1I, Arsenic or
any rni+ont but With kECTRA1lzxE, / .PDE1IIyE
esKf for all humors And blood poiaons-
oRoAkie WEAKHkss,, such .: sen!na1 Weakness.
Nocturnal and DictnAl Emissions, brought on by
Abuec Of ue system. carly IL dscrstitns. excess
.ntailed hesedis1iy. eau:InG loss q memory. cob
With other dcrlorsble train Of sy1nptos treated and
Hadlcnlly cured by an Ifa!liblt method saving much
Slne anu cxpcute. Gett, Gono1rith, Stricture, and
e diseases peculiar to the eexea OF private n1ture,
Old diseases Of The AOsT HORRIBLE CLASH,
Eherc the hlood has become pol.onsd producing
blotcheN tie lace, small w2tkry blstsrs, pains Ii
Ehe hest and bones liberated throat, limbs and
body. serofulA, together With endless number Of
KssaeAber Dr.. Janes' once and parlors ars 1t &c
Randolph. between StAke and DeArhorn 41Fecta.
Cnee open from . 4. H. until 2. Il. Ccn1ultattoas
c1.tltentjal apl1-d11.1F
, 1864-04-22

Confidential fhyaicen, uoz 4'eIls et Ct. Lons. lo-)
rotner VI Aonr4e. GhcAks. ILL.,. half block from ths
Post O1ce o. Al Chronic Dlfeasea. and diseases Of
private delicate nature, In hoth aeTea, which he
a-taa Tita uEpat.ilelsd Fnccesa. Rooms separate.
~sest Lsdiee aaa Gentlemen can consult the Doctnr
*<1tE the ttr1ctt.: privacy Onlce hours from A. II
~ sF. II; Suada!s 10 te u A. NJ Communications
rncnd,DttA}. fo9sultAs,nns ffss. Address r. y. Box
fspn. Ge noet9r's loGs e1rer,enee In aospas.l and
Srtee perfsci erss. Tor sI Chpore ni.sases IN tSsr
yaost severe md coupcatca sta. es in vary ehart
:.11e without The use Of neftury.
Tou:c m.n suffering from seifshnse are luTlted y
Eall- 4 perfect cure *ar7ssted F:ins.e ErcEnlar1.
Lass attendant Puberty, MenstrIatipn, oF psEtota
Ing my distinctions 10 marriage, .h'r1& call At
so.ce and be CURED. Best Of city references ~ to
tSiifty ard 6EcctS&. &-h4334Yt&
, 1864-04-22

The Royul Wine of England.
limit cd quan1t. Of this superior Tlae has bees
so cases has s.1ved hT the ship Olympus drec.
fsora the cellars Of the MellknoEn house or
Nek3t5. De TENOGE i CO,
Al Epernsy, France The present invoice Will be IN
tsdgSeA ntc this lnsrk:s Z: ths yegy log pr!cs o.
paY nble In currency which s much below IT'S
Tbs superior quality Of thl5 Wino Euaran eed and
1t IL oer&d Efth confidence OF tts approval By con.
no!EReurs, Orders for ona mosp cases may be ad.
dressed, hs letter btherwlsc. TO tae IN .erafKned
WI EENRY WARD. Wire mud Fruit De4lef,
70: BROAD street, near Wall. Sew Yosa.
, 1864-04-22
= Ens0lublR NEmnut.

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o1=Ar Dzsoovxzr USEFUL AND VALUABLE
DISCOVERY!
H1LToN's
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Aspre,o;s = 20 ,;t;,+ of mora general practical
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taoroushly tested during the las:
ernaascs 5sa,s * S2 2,aiinsfa .1i q Z. Daen aad
Superior to Any
Adhesive Preparation known.
anew 'h'ns' ailton's 1n.olubla Cement
Is new thing, and Tho result CT
e sass e s;a9y Fsse1ss r seae5assGa nd
1nler no circumstances or chang 4
q sorssps sspPss1' q uni. "" ~ " ossss'9: asssR:
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fsedby any change oftsmpetatals-
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It In especially adapted
i to Leather,
r, And We cfatm ~ m ESPECIAL
a0Aes" merit, that It sticks Patches and
Innings to Boots and Shoes spt1,
,clentlJ strong without stitching.
IT Is THE ONLY.
nhaLau,e. LEQU1D CEMENT
lExtant that fs . sure thing .c4
FuRS1TgRE. ,.
TOYS,
iFoRY,
And articles Of Household Use.
z.r.,n,.- REMENfBER,
tHiltan'a lnsoIuhls Cament
lain Liquid form, and ~ easily
applied ns paste.
Hilton's Insolubla Cemsnt
is s1nsoluble In water or oil.
|Hilton's lnsolubls Cement
Adherea olly substances
Supplied in Family or Manhfac-
to TOO pounds.
x,., HILTON BROS. Z CO.,
PRopREroRs,
PROVIDENCE, R. L
Eotd b5 LOgD tMTTH, Wholesale Druggists, u
Laks street, Chicago H. General Western Agents, 10
Ehom N orders na1 BE- addressed. te1oes@lywV&k
, 1864-04-22

Ten Thousand copies OF this work sold eyesy ycas.
Ig understood lseso11 Its attractive Exercises,
ard lis general pan ~ leAauE the pupil gra3ustly
rom ., knowcdge e he simplest Endinacnta TO sn
versai fATo.te with teachers aud achoars II every
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OLIVER DtISUN & CO., Publishers. III Washington
street, Boston. dPli-6t III sA&1u