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Ths capture Of Pelershurg.

On the very day Grant was stormihg aud
taking Petersburg. the Richmond papers
were boasting that he had taken the alarm
and was resreating. The poor dclnded devils
-----.--A 49, $500 @ssss " - cfuset1aE
Jamee River until be was over, with his
wbolsAEzAy. ssss. aud witheut any acciasnts.
How true is the saying, .'that whom the
gods intend 10 destroy they first make mad. I"
Petersburg is 3 very important point It
had population Of 20, 600 in 1850 Vessels
Of one hundred tons burden comes TO is
wharves mp the Apposaaitox River, and
SAoss az the largest size come to Waltham $
Landing. s;x miles below. The Weldon
railroad, going South, upon which all rebel
supplies have been brought 10 Richmond
heretofore, i throagh Petersburg The
DanviIle Railroad is how Che only rebel out
LET, and Grant wiIl have that IN ten days
more or less. How cruel il Is in the lieu
tenant General 10 pfevent the patriots o.
the Richmond Congress frum re assembling
again
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The COrrcc, Doetrlnc.

The Overwhelming vote in the BalGmore
Convention, in ia.vor Of admitting the dele
gates FROM the States Of Tennessee, I,ouisi-
ana. and Arkansas, was solemn decIara-
lien. oh the part Of tho National marty that
those States have never been out of the
Union. Il was, 20 some extent, the settle
Hent Of a great principle, for which we have
commended from the beginning. that no State
can seeode frsn the Enion, and tia; the
loyal eitizens Of the States IN rebellion have
nos lcst their rights IN the Union. With
this declaration Of principle We hope steps
may be speedily taken TO piaee the loyal
people Of Tennessee on footing Of equality
with those Of the most favored States, Ne
want courts, the administration OF the laws
and representation in Congress, and Log
is!asare, IS ~cIi as 4 State Convention. Let
Us put the lnaahiaery Of tbe State Govern
ment IN operation again.
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llelhaalst cenfentlon CaHed.

The undersigaed members and ministers
Of the Methodist Church, respectfully in.
vito Methodist preachers and laymen, who
are loyal to the Government OF tl'e United
States, within the bounds of the Holston
Conference, TO meet them in Convention in
Knoxville, ON the first Thursday in July
TO take into consideration the troubles
wants and interests OF our church and
also the action Of the late General coafer-
eaee al Philadelphia in regard % our wanl'
and our condition growing Qua Of the re
helIion. WV. G.. BRowsLow,
]. A. HYpEs,
i. X. 6ILLESwATER,
w. Il BOWEL,
Wa. CrKEros,
JAMS CuHMiso,
TnuaAs RrssELL.
WILLAa IL RoGERs.
D.. FILMING.
Nay 9Th. 1861.
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The Price er Goods.

Cotton IN the last naoath has gone up IN
New York ftoal ninety cent? 10 one dollar
au.s CITY eeHts Cotton goods have gone
np in about the same proportion. Domes.
tic, for example, Is worth sixty Eve cents in
New York Other goods. under the inhn-
cnee 0f this aad other causes, have also
greatly advanced The result is that all
kinds 81 goods arc from twenty five TO one
hundred per cent higher In New York than
they were two months ago. and the tenslen-
ey is upward. higher and higher each day.
To-day many kinds Of goods can be bought
lower in KnoxyiIIs at retail than they ca't
be bought ut wholesale IN Cincinnati. This
Is because they were purchased before the
rise ia prices Bat no fresh goods can be
brosght here and sold ut sacli prices. The
pries Of goods viii inevitably advance lsete,
and we a.lvisc al persons, who ean, TO par,
chase before Tint advance takes place
They need mol bo afraiI of buying too
much, Cor we gise II as our opinion that
prices win advances. Is long as the war lasts.
Then they nsysrssaain high, owing to the
great scsreiiy. II Is all = mistake to suppose
that the merehants Of Knoxville, at this
time, are making large profts We ren-
turs - say that majority Of them wish
they were engaged in nearly any other
business.
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PraYer b. Rev. Mr.. GaaaIS.

The follvwiag is the prayer offered mp ina
the cosverSioH II baltimore. by the Rev.
NJ t;u,lds.. Of Cincinnati, Methodist min
istsr. aIli delegate from that city
Gbu- Frthsr who art IN Heaven; haIlowe,l
be Thy nsnFe; Thy Kingdom come Thy win
be done on earth as 4 Is done IN heaven;
graas - this day our daily bread aud for
give ~ ous tre-sasses rs NC forgive those
who tFcsPass against "; lead W not into
tesaptatiaR bHt grant. Thoa. Lord'ef Lords
and King Of kings Thou who art the Ia
fiaitc God sf ali truth and all liberts--granJ
90 in,has cur hearts 50 with Thine own free
spirit, ~ % lead us, this hsorning, in that
way aud manaeF that Say confer homer on
Thy great name aasst sEoEk cut the good Of
thc sesereigh peePss OF this great Nation
in the Nafianai Convention.
lear -, 0uT fHtheF, N we thank Thee
Cor nadising this iair land the dwelling place
Of the genias at Liberty end Freedom. hesr
! rs. a. We thaak Thee ior the gloriaas Ira
na,ph Of oar fathers in their Efforts to throw
Of the chains af tyranny and oppression.
Hear "a, Is we hikes Thee for the prosperity
| that not nnly attended them IN that hour 81
trial. hat Coz the future prosperity Of the he
| public, which they, IN their wisdom, design-
! Cd 10 remain unto the remotesi period 81
/ tilue Heg rs, a. We praise Thee ior haaA'
esaI, intellectual. moral md Political sncessS
I for the respect thai we hayeattalnsd among
i the nations of the etrth--for to-day, wher
ever tho white Sails ofour eommerVe - seen
on every sea aud ocean, the starry bannei
that 50 proudly floats = their saast-head L
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-02

The war ssili RACES Sherman, 1t this
srstinx. i near Marietta, and Grant on the
South side Of Jahes River. The latter
passad from the north hank Of the chicka-
homlay along nearly the same route taken
BY Mcclellan two years Ngo, when he passed
10 tie James River. Grant seems 70 have
execsted this tank movement with great
skill. and for time TO have bcwildered, az
Sen. Mcclellan did. the encaAy 4 part Of
Ais army al once moved en- Petersburg,
wAicA Is now closely invested, and sze Goa
Gdently expect to hear OF It's fall befpse onr
nexa paper Is issued. Nearly every day q
battle as great in loss as the hattie Of Boil
Rua, is fought. Day by dag the igirt goes
On, and our glorious army makes q little
hsadway. No great and decisive battle has
been fOaght and probably may not be. The
campaign partakes more Of the character Of
siege. Il has become question u nam
bSs and physical endnrAnec. and 10 these
particulars we are sure Grant viii have the
advantage. Ii may yes be some weeks or
bat We believe the faIl OF Riehmond merely
. saestioa Of tiEAe. Let ~ all be Of coed
cheer As Cor Gen Sherman, oar only fear
al any time has been that he viii not be able
10 bring the rebels to stand in fair field
That ID al we desire to decide theeampaign
IN Georgia
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ne Seventy ave MnIIeu Lean.

TIE enthusiasm with which the people Of
The LOYAL States have rushed forward and
asespted Mr. Glasses seventy FIVE million
IoAn, is q significant proof of the financial
strength Of The Government, aud speaks in
thunder tones to the rebels, as to the pur.
poses Of the people. The biddsra Cor this
Loan oaer preufSTs for the privilege Of oh
tanning loans. The interest guaranteed Is
SIR pr cent, 20 be paid in gold, and Cor the
privilege Of obtaining these loans they offer
FrsnispAs What must the rebels think Of
this operation7 Has any one osssred pre-.
MUM Cor Confederate BoBds?' VIII any
enc take these boguA bonds at ten cents on
~ dOIlGrf Verify, the contrast between
ths North and the South 10 this particular
b striking Whilst Secretary Ghase isover-
ran with anxious parties to obtain loans. the
meek Secretary Menmiagsr announces
shF0agh The Richmond papers thai he Is
withoat dollar 10 pay even the soldiers,
and that hls best Confederate Securities
20 begging, end are sparned by their friends.
he admits that matters h the South are
desperate, snd that tie Rebel Congress has
adjourned without making any provisions
70 run the traitoroas machine nny longer
Grant viii socH Be in RichHond, and be
viii iegeIate in favor Of grssnbaeks, making
them LAWFUL tender
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HzAbsr AR Kas sfn q TVS fNFAzfRT.
IL flsa Sod. neaf Aeserah. tfa4 gstns 3 ls94. j
DEAa ---. The mall egnses sad comes
asslin, bus no letters Scr me from Knoxville
,Hhe sxhaiss ~ this point IS over just DOW
Co SATURDAY We relieved the "a brigAde o.
Oar division ia the trenches, about p. IL
When We 6rss entered the works the ball.
eane over very rapidly, and - the distance
was not mere than Spnr huairsd ysras, wS
lay pretty low. ~ M hogrvr searly, how
ever Tire sEirnaishers advanced to the rebel
works and foani thea empty. The enemy
lad gone. A aaak mevemeRt 81 the .9th
corps std the Isl division Of oar corps (2sd]
had rendered the tenure Of the position ex.
trrlnely LazaFsIons Since that time We
have moved bet littls--cnly aboHt thrse
miles 10 tlle Jeff.
Our division has undergone so1ne change.
our'brigaie has lost the 18th Kentucky and
s0th Indisna, end Ties "a brigade and the
9iss Indiana have joined a. Gen. Mclean
is taken from ms, and assigned 10 the 81
brigade, Sd division. This caused march
dissatisfaction. as be Was much liked by Of
feeGs aud men.
4 hew brigade has becn attached to cur
division, consisting Of the 9Th o. v l. and
the 18th, soth, and 9Th Ky. V. l., making
Us three bFigades. We aro POW in eamF
FIVE miles E.en Asaorth. nine from MARKETS.
aad tbirt, from AtlaRtN.. The country in
this vicinity "a very broken and rOugh-in
fact II Is very disagrceabIe place for liant
ing rebels. It is 50 thiekiy covered with
| scrub oaks and pines that yoHr first knowl'
edge q their iscaii.y and vicinity iseaased
! BIZ say or sixty minnie balls whistiing in
"a uneasy proximity 70 seine portion o
/ year loved body. Then, rs they lie low aaS
ON the watch, the chances are that rs yo'
iash on then they vii lodgS an ounce 0
! lead in your sesh. ssHl, by good manage
nisB4, We have eeDlrivod TO drive them iron
even this strong position. One of ray friend:
with whom became intimately aequsinte
IN the CuabersssA Gap expedition. wa
killed BY tlc enemy \ few dsys ago--Cspi
Il. p. SANDERS, - A. G., on General Cox
staff
Our rsgimrat Isss had no losses since ~!
last letter, MAY 2Il There is a good dea
Of sickness now, eansed by exhaustion
though 40 seSions cases.
! do want 70 zee yen sh again, bat l. aa
not eesse atksTy ] Bescy want Il said tia
----'---~-- eoakl NJ OF would not '.fac
the nasu'' wsh lss msn Please write ma
Give ny Kind regards 10 friends.
AEOctianatcly,
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The srltlSh Press on General SFaA
Campaign.
T,h.Inn.lan TlsilY Nsrs saws

The I.ondea fksisy AsEs says
eCigant possesses military sk'a ans =. -
power which, have hitherto eesh , eaN-f
"a the Federal side. Even TIE eFl.---R
Lees achievements does not saF- 3
msStUrly skin vita which GFani 81.
RANGED tbe combined movements e ~
ssam The aoatisF Of Georgia to t's .
"a ne Potomse. The erssaing y,,a b'
has airecfea his hlews in The hsi'' a. 80 .,
aerrsA senssity which refuses p 80. 49,. )
neeessisv Of rvtreat or The Po ''.ss sssaa
disaster. prove him % Be ef ,As rs i. >
h fass. sraat hss axsd bic tes.a = = s s.Ss
ysrsary. and Nish slesPlsss sssss Sa Il soaa
= Nm. ncs have all the eileI's ,, :,
err = = skin ssd al the desperate :. sbske ]
saatheru ehivalFy been ae'e - s,r, Iel'
.ssTax Nrsthaaef q tven 'A''s>
rs BID
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anr sac KaIks.

We have an ordinance which fsFhiss
hisehing horses Ia the streets or on the side
wsIks. A very wise enc IL Is, too. ARdyst
every day and bouF It ia violated. Often
ladies eaa hardly paAs TIE side walks. itis
dangerous 20 them. Besides it fIls the
streets with Glth. Most Of the SHADE trees.
which once oraamsutsd car town, have hean
killed By allowing horace to be hitehed 20
thsm. Really, We think . pFaeties - iithy
aaa dangerous onght st once % b stopped,
There ere plenty o. open lots back Of the
sssoesa We esll % ihs natkorisies q arrest
tha erl
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IS n1sss "a ,olses slgla her, bost
Al i ca aFni of flg4pt 80 h@maf,
So, ssss eanf Ienee i 4 / - li.s.F uliimsis
ft.zssa. lIaFd Iigll.lisse B i es0gsfas a
lsssersbufe, and n The kfaad advmpse 90
Richmond. And nu corps IL the army q
the Potomac Is doing more hard aghtiBg
tina the sta corps. Under the eommapd ol
shat great generous, good ana brave man,
Barnsiie. May be i've one thousand years,
and be Prssidsnt Of tks United States Be.
fore he dies. Aud to this prayer every
IpssI n,aa IL East tennessee vii respond
Amfs
lam The rsasss's very ebt servant
W. e. BhowsLow.
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1ssnsrsls naaassi he asg Il Ne FFsst
q ukass tssaa sks ~ thes vssa fslisf e def
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ksa Ne saeae lsoks prssa, . q elas y tke tnal
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qAsa Fsrsasal he s1ms u eur stszAara - thasst
whh Nslesaus 10 wsastsAe, ssa sessat aae ssspa,
kaA sAa saaz q assth-sr rs slrrss aaa sas etzts
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G. g. nunskxs, q New Haxva, Ccaaeeticul l.
sae rsgaiaHy eppaintea agent b feceivs EabscriP-
tisns 81 on papsr IN thel state sad Gro w. FOX
Nsshna. n. n n al either New England statss,
Lecu McsIAcTa1x i suthssissa "a set . car
ses.s alsag he xhels Rscihs ceazi- nis address
3 6ah Frsaeisc0 California.
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The re4sltr q msetiag 81 he East
Taeneasra .elisl hsaoesasian wia he hsla
i ihe eantl ! Sc IN Alsndsy nsxs a a
celaek
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lam shns / lndolphla tbnoss b q t.
lsrssld6hs. 4 srnsss bin e ! rue md sns
..E.sls.l ~ sIer Of AnAslsAn liberty 4
,ssts s scei snsisnthasIkslle wgeoms ese
IS, ksxs ben given. And ytttksre z 81
!. iovaI city IL ~ the North that would nos
dive the PresislenL IN sQnAl'f splendid and
sienlseaasres siisAs
~. Isssssgl Gee. Lee sliees, ss'.sbslier
a,,tinenished nlen were present, and among
them Col. 4. q. Taylor, Uf East Tennessee.
q J enl, Be-,
W. q. BaewsLow
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-11-03
From Missouri.
ST. Louis, Oct. rs.

ST. Louis, Oct. 20.
Official dispatches from Gen. Pieasah,
tom Give the following information LII
regard to operations against Price. 49,,
He marched ninety-two miles IN Two
DAYS and fought during the last tnirty.
two miles. His force was less In snap
5000 while Prices was fully 2o,ooo..
price has but one gun left and no am
munition, he having blown up his .,sl ~
He also burned four hundred wagons W
save them from capture. o-o,
We have 1000 prisoners and seSeia'
thousand stand Of arms.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-11-03
SATURDAY, Oct. %.

SATURDAY, oct. ~
.a SENATE.
Bills read the third tines. IS, an act to
incorporate the Bennington and elias
tenbury railroad, mining and manufac-
turing company; passed.
S. 26, an act to incorporate the Bran
don Kaoline and Paint company
passed
S. %, an act to incorporate the Bran
don silver lead company; passed.
S. 80, an act to incorporate the Facto-
ny Point boot and shoe company /;
passed,
Bills introduced and reteyred-By Mr.
Chapman, an act in amendment Of sec.
% of Oh. 6S of the gen. statutes, entitled
limitations of real and personal actions
to com. on printing.
II. 20, sn act regulating fees forjustice
writs; to,com. on judiciary.
II. SO, an act to incorporate the Sails
bury marble CO.; to com. on manufac-
lures.
Fl. As, an act requiring Notsries Public
to pay County Clerks recording fees; to
gen. com.
II. so, an act relating to Petit Jurors;
to CON. on judiciary,
H.. 1913, an act to incorporate the Ce-
dar Hill marble CO.; to com. on manu-
faetures.
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
Bills mrodaeed-By Mr. Dorr of Rut-
land, an act in relation to foreign corpo-
rations; to judiciary com. This bill
requires said corporations to make full
returns of details of their business annu-
ally to the county clerk.
By Mr. Dwinell of Marshfeld, an act
to pay substitutes state pay; to com on
military affairs. This bill provides to
pay substitutes who were citizens of Vt.
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FRIDAY, Oct. Is.
SENATE.


Bits s,styod,tee3an retcysd-By Mp VIII
liams, IAN act to incorporate the Mendon
Marble Company to the Com. on Man
ufactur es. 80.
Third reading Of bliss 20, an act con-
tinuing the charter of the bank of Poult-
ney p; used.
Mr. B arrett moved to reconsider the
vote ad opting the joint resolution rela-
ting to the presentation Of a sword to
Gen. st annard; agreed to, and ON mo-
tion Of Mr. Henry, resolution ordered to
lie.
S 10, an actrro provide for the record
ing Of the stamps of the United States
Internal Revenue and for other purpo-
SEES was returned from the House with a
proposal of amendment agreea TO.
Bills refe,7s9-H 81, an act authorizing
selectmen 30 build school houses to
Com. on Education.
H SIS, an act to legalize the grand list
of the town OF Rutland to tine Com. on
Finance.
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
Bills iurodaesd-By Vi. Dwinell of
Marshfield. an act to amend sec. 5 of
chap, 81 of General Statutes relating to
lands reserved for religious purposes; to
Judiciary Com. Provides to- divide said
land among churches,
By Mr. Wheeler of Randolph, an act to
amend an act to tar dogs; to Com. on
Ways and Means. ALSO petition of Rus
sell Ford and Others, praying for amend
ment or repeal Of act to tax dogs.l an
By Mr. Newell of Charlotte, an act pro.
vi0ing for making a roll of all persons
voting for county and state officers and
for county commissioners to judiciary
! Com,
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when they enlisted the same nav "a No,
unteers, II 1t can be shown thew hona
not received bounty TO the amopnt 20
four hundred dollars VI
BY Mr. Nicholson OF Walllngford ~
act in relation to appeals from nroha.uu
courts; to judiciary com. 'e
By Mr. Keith of Northfleld an ao,.
authorize towns to raise money To nav
substitutes for drafted men; to com ON
military aisairs. y"
By Mr. Stewart of Middlebury an not
TO incorporate the Northern ExnreSs
Company; TO com. on corporations
From the Senate, an act to autbor;zs
towns to prepare and publish soldiers
record; to general com,
From the Senate, an act TO extend IN.
Charter of the bank of Poultney, to com.
on banks.
By Mr. Stewart of Middlebury, an act
relating TO Migrants; to judiciary com,
BY MIR Wilson of Bakersfield an act
| TO amend sec Is and 20 of CHI. 25 of GER.
| statutes, IN relation TO repair of high
ways and bridges. to com. on roads.
| This bill provides that the road survey.
| or shall have authority TO call upon in.
habitauts to aid in any emergency to re.
pair bridges, &c, and shall be fined for
| neglect
! Bis passed-Senate bill to amend sec.
| 20 of CHI. II of general statutes, entitled
of the support and removal of paupers
and relief OF the insane poor.
| An act TO repeal Il part of sec. 80 Of
Oh. % of gen. statutes and to amend the
remainder, so as TO require the raising
ofexpense of fuel and teachers board on
the grand list. Mr.. Ward of Westmn.
ster stated tn necessity which in his
view reo.Gired tire passage of the bill.
Mr. Dean of MoQkton stated his obiec.
tions to the bill. He always welcomed
the school teacher to his house, and did
not like to vote for bill that would
seem like requiring the teacher to board
at one place. lTn Tn" vote was then taken
and bill passed.
, An act regulating fees for justice
wits.
An act incorporating the Salisbury
marble colHpany.
An act recurring notaries public to
pay recording fees.
An act providing for th, record Oh or
ders for removal of paupers.
An act relating to petit. jurors, fdenh
ing their qualifications.
An act to incorporate the Cedar Hill
Marble Company.
Adjourned.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-11
mFuiral,
How to Keep i'm Good Health
AND
WHAT IS THE CAUSE OF DISEASE

..sHaiI.l tJi---sy eism bus iiF3
FTNHE primary cause Of every dsesse that hesh 10
il heir 10 ls iInpurity Of ths mood. The blood be-
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change OF weather. unwhoeeome food and exposure
among the principal causes OF impupty Of the
blood. The symptoms are gddiness, headache, con-
fA cd thoughts eyes dun sud heavy, droWness, con
spation of the bowels bad taste ip the mouth, foul
tongue, liver complaints, pains in the back and legs
oss OF appetite, plesH nights, coe, craHp pain
and tghness Of the chest, heartburn, gou and rheur
tnahsm, puking and purRing chllp and feVersi more
less accompanying these, and long train OF roub
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They particularly suitable for chronie and nervous
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waited by thoir tao. They area mild Rlid salo med
cine aud be taken at any time Without danger Of
/ taking cold litQ. .uE fINfu s1uiO iGUN shi p
Sold by all druggists er sent to any part receipt
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Weighing so many ''stone" is often seen in
English prints. The weight is thus defined A
stone, horseman's weight is l4pounds; Of
butcher meat, 8 of iron, IA of glass ;
Of hemp SO OF cheese, l6.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-11
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advises all VINO have Coughs, Colds aud Asthma 10
try this valuable Cough Ralsam Fifty ceuts per bot
tie. Sold by all druggists and manufactured at No.
east Bohfth street, Cincinnati. ~" tt''' '-s NY
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-11

Young men Just starting in business, whose chief
capital Is their energy and Integrity should insure their
lives 10 the amount Of half their liabilities. such
act Of dsntsrestsd when known 10 their cred
isors, would Justly increase their confidence IN them.
II would show they did not Wish 10 leave their best
friends exposed to any yavoidAbleeontngeneyi and the
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-11
PROTECTS HIS AGED PARENTS

Even where ne has preceded them into eternity by
the honest debtor satisfies his conding when
fate seemed least propitous In moral and worldly
sense il is one great weapon by which to ron death OF
his sting. =. 80,
Let any husband father, son, ask hlmself "If was
to die tonight, would those who are dear to me