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CINCINNATI vENEREAL HOSPITAL,
A.-D 4 : n -

Establishedin the Year 1850,
FOR THE oURE OF PRIVATE DIsEASEs,
And under the control Of two Of the most Eminent
Physicians in the world,
nR. +, BONAPA RrE, from London and Paris
IL hospitals, and for the pssf ten years Of the Gin
clnnau Nenereal Hospital, aud Or. " b. REYNOLDS,
late OF New York. This ID the only office in the city
where NermRnentcure OF Private Diseases can he
obtained, without the use of mercury or change OF
diet. GonorrhRa cured In to 40 hours, elect cured
IN TO 10 daYs structures cured in TO weeksi Noe
turnal Emissions stopped In 20 days; seminal
Weakness cured IN 9 tos wtSSsi Syphilis in its prma-
~ stages cured in days; SEQ ndary sym ptOma in !
70 sweeksi Skin Diseases cured in to weeks; i'm
potency Vigor restored IN 20 4weeks -Alldiseases
at private nature treated with unparalleled success
male or female.
Dr. Bonaparte = great work on private diseases, the
Private Guide to Health, beneficial to ALL male and
female, old and Young, should read this book twill
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Price OF the French Patent Male Safe 81 the single
one, 81 per half dozen o. per Dozen sent by mail
So Madame LOZIERS Female MoOthly Pills is a
male diseases Ladies should not use them dsnpc me-
pregnancy as they WI produce miscarriage. Price
VI 90 per boK-e1tra hne s6-sent TO any address by
Drs. B. a R. are the men to consult; they are un.
quesuonahly acknowledged TO be the cham pons and
kings OF " nereal diseases and the only Doctors who
receive monthly reports from tie old world: they
have been accustomed from an early age Of youth 10
wtaess ne various diseases which ailict mankind,
professional study In every sphere Of life from, fhe
humble abode OF poverty to The mansion OF the wea
.hy, and having ascertnned beyond doubt the vast
suffering Of humanity, they determined 10 select the
generatye system as their particular study and 20 de
vote their whole attention to the alienation Of the
eases OF these m portant functions No elters VIII be
answered unlesa they osntAin remittance or a most
Drs. BoNAPARTE REYNOLDS.
No. 1s2 Sycamore street, between ftitbe txth east
aide, Cincinnati, Ohio.
oaOs hOuTs h0m An. tOsP.b' RS
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Drrss ano GsIoak 14lakinq.

FASHIONABLE DRESS a CLOAK MAKING
MISS ANNA NUssER fashionable pros, ana
vi Cloak Maker, begs 70 inform her old customers
and the public generally that she has opened q shCp
% Third street. over McDanels store (ihrd story
she soeita Gus ON, and will furnish dress and CLOAK
II ainluqe desired. aiidfrd
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Aibrrp Stable.
JAMES oATHoART's
STABLE.

A 7 Brea Dllle's ol stand jefferson treet imma.
n diaiely pposlte the market, where may bs had
az alt times the best OF harness horses bugges car.
rlRgea, 6c,
reasonable terms. Aulod9ri
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a4Iantatiuu lSittrrs.
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Persons Of sedeniary habits troubled with weakness
assituds palpitston OF the heart, lack Of appetite
distress alter-eating, torpld lHar nonstipation a.,
leserye to suler il they viii not try the celebrated
PLANTATION 3lTTERS
Which arc now recommended by the highest medical
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a healthy, gon1e shmulant is required
They purity, strengthen and inusoraie;
They create healthy appetite;
Thay AreAn anldote to change Of water and Diet
They oyereome effects Of dissipation and late hours;
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind
They prevent miasmatic and Intermittent fevsrs;
They purify the breath and acdlty Of the stomach;
They cure dyspepsia snd conshpato
They cure diarfhea, cholera and cholera morbus
They cure liver complaint and nervous hsadacne;
They make the weak strong, the anguld brilliant,
and are exhausted natures great restorer They are
composed of the celebrated oslsays bark, winter.
green, sasssas roots and herbs, all preserEsdinp per-
scty pure st. Oroix rum. s
"s = have given the Plantation Bltters to hubd.
reds Of disabled soldiers with the most astonish-
ug effect. q. W. ANDREWS,
supt. Soldiers Home, Cincinnati"
=" . The Plantation Bltters have cured me oflver
complaint Of which was LAID up PROSTATE, and hsd
to abandon my business. ut.rs.
H.B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, OHIO"
"~"I owe much to you, for verify believe the
Plantation Bittsrs have saved my life s.
Rev, W. II. WAGGoBER, Madrid, N. T."
a. . Thou wilt send me two bottles mere OF thy
Plantation Bitters My wife has been greatly baneft-
ted by their use. Thy friend,
ASA oURRIH, Philadelphia, Pa"
{" . have bsen great sufferer from dyspepsia,
andhad TO absndon preaching. The antstion
ittsrs have cured me.
Rev. J. $. CATHORN Rochester, N. Y"
." Send us twenty-iour dozen more Of your
Plantation Bitters, the popularity Of which are daily
increasing with the guests Of house.
SYKES, CHADWICK q CO.,
Proprietors wiArds Hotel, Washington, ID. O."
suchAre one in thousands Of certificates daily re-
ceived. They are immensely beneficial to weak per.
sons and delicate females. .Ht
BE cautious Of re-6lled bottles. See our signature
on hne steel plate label They are not sold BY the
gallon They are only sold IN our patent log cabin
oottes by respectable druggists, grocers, hotels
ioons steamboats, and country stores.
ee2daw6m COZ Broadway, N. Y.
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COUGH NO MORE.
TRY sTRIoKLAND's MELLIFLUoUs COUGH
BALSAM.

Ihlsls the best and cheapest remedy for Coughs,
Colds, Hoarsenesa, Asthma, Whooping Cough aud
consumption. Everybody who has tried thls excel
ie9t seisam enthuala ,ncally recommend IT, Mrs
alNhel Barr street. Cincinnati, says she has been
not 70 be aole 70 walk up stairs she took one bottle
OF thls bslsam, and mas heel betar er since, and
advises all VINO nave Coughs, O Ids and Asthma TO
Wy ths valuable Cough Rasam. Fifty ceuts per bot.
tie sold by all druggists, AMI manufactured az No
east Fourth street, Cincinnati
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PROTECTS HIS AGED PARENTS

Even where he has preceded them into eternity Sy
the honest debtor satisfies his conhdngcTeditor when
fate seemed least proptloua, IN moral and worldly
sense il is one great weapon by which to rob desth Of
his sting. . af.t
Let any husband, father, son, ask HIMSELF "lf Wae
to die tonight, would those who are dear TO me
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EYERE MAN SHOULD ISsURE bus LEE.

FINHE Etna grants policies FOR LIFE, TOR term
l. OF years, Endowment policies and ohildien's En-.
dowment. Also, Non Forieibng Policies, on which
payment is required after ten years.
Five thousand dollars paid losses ln this city
within the last six months. t.H n
Among all the contriyances Of men TO protect the
family circle from want, found more sim
pie m ITS character noble ia its features certain In
ts results, than Life Insurance. is the prop which
the dying husband caves to
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MUSIC STORE.

nlHE attention of musicians and all lovers Of music
4 is called TO our splendid assortment Of Mus cal
Instruments Of the most Rpproy manufactures.
We have constantly on hand fine stock OF Violins,
Flutes, Guitars, Concertinos and Accordeons ofevery
variety Of quality and pree
Being also agents for Ernest Cables celebrated
Piano Fortes, able to furnish the public with
these fns instruments which may be faVorably com.
pared with the beet now manufactured.
Our facilities such as to enable US 10 furnish the
above, as also, music books sheet uAio and AZ kinds
Of musical merchandise, at prices and terms that
not fail 70 prove satisfactory 10 purchasers
Oh. a A. FISHER, III Main street,
as3 Between THIRD and Fourth.
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AMERICAN SALOON

Corner OF Third and Jefferson streets.
s. LIE COMPT.
VNHE best Of WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, &c.,6
j ways on hand. a9dt Z.
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BOOK FWORK


of''sFy a'''"Vao
Having one Of the most complete Printing A-tab
hshments in Southern Ohio, our holies for doingsl
kinds Of Work, Book, Plain, or Ornamental, are ars
class We have OF the fastest Presses, and have
all the modern styles of Type, and we employ tho
Nastworkmen.
We have three Power Presses connected with ou
Job Department, and prepared 20 execute work
with neatness and dispatch.
sSordersfrOm abroad viii receive pronpt Rtten
ton. Address
HUBBARD 4 BRO., Dayton, Ohio.
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Would these children have comfortable home, and
the means Of educatOni Would this wife be nde pen
dent Of the cold charities Of the world1 Would this
aged and feeble parent he provided fort Would my
estate pay my debtsl Would there be sacrifice OF
property by forced sales OF administrator to
the demands fereditors-saes made when the market
tends downward and far prices cannot be realsedl"
How few can answer these question 10 their sauslac.
toni They fear 70 ask them, and cherish the belei
that they have long lease on life, This is both fool.
ish sndoowardly. The brave man 'pH
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B u IL D I N G. .

FINh hE undersigned has made arrangements 10 erect
i and oomplet good, neat houses at iar prices that
would warrant .hose haUng vacant lots unlmprOved
- invest, the demand IS daily increasing for them
Neat plans, with cost OF build ng ready for invest
CATION. 1HN THOMAS, Agent,
au2d2w% shop on Wayne vt near Baptist Church.
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BILL HEADS REGISTERS
LETTER HEADINGS, DEEDS.
CIRCULARS RECEIPTS, 500
&C., &C. &o.
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OF HGRrFoED, ooENEoTIoUT,

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The weekly union record., 1864-10-08
News Of the Week.

4 Fortress Monroe dispatch. dated Sept
30ih. says: We have additional particulars in
regard to tie action on the north side of the
james, which has thus far proved brilliant
success. The works captured By rs are very
stroug-fully equal 10 any the enemy has
around Richmond. All accounts agree that
the colored troops behaved admirably Gen.
Ord wound is very slight General B1rnham
was killed The latest reports from the army
on the north side Of the james represent every
thing IS highly encouraging. Our forces are
within four or fve miles Of Richmond. having
driven the enemy before them IN confusion.
We had about $40 wounded in the action Of
Thursday. a large portion of the casualties
being'among the negro troops.
The Tenth and Eighteenth Corps carried
the enemY's stroug position at Cbspin's Blaf,
capturing three hundred prisoners, together
with sixteen pieces Of artillery. flags, etc.
\ dispatch dated October lst says: Thi.
moruing. General Terrys division ard Kanrz'
cavalry made reconnaissance to ascertaia the
rebel strength in the immediate vicinity Of
Richmond. They advanced with considerable
skirmishing to Howe's House. on the Central
road. three miles from Richmond, when the
rebels opened with artillery from their main
works. Dilegarding this, We drove the rebel
skiTmishers into their works at Sharp's House,
two miles frcm Richmond. These works are
very ormidable-simar TO those in our front
at Laurel Hill; they mount heavy guns, but
are manned by miiitiamen pressed in from
stores shops, factories, ETC. TO meet the ener-
gency. The expedition having accomplished
all desired objects, fell back. Our losses were
500. Prisoners report the present strength Of
Lees army at Petersburg 10 be 20 600 north
Of the James river, 10000 and militia scat
tered 10 different directions
Core spondence from the Sheuandoah valley.
opposite Browns Gap, dated Sept. 29th. says
no general engagement has taken place since
that Of Fishers ull. The enemy left the
valley through Browns Gap. Early was much
dispirited and drank heavily. Over 1000
rebels are scattered through the mountains
without arms, and approaching starvation. The
enemy had gone toward Charlottesville. IL an
Official dispatch dated IIarrisonburg, Va, Sept
29th, Gen. Sheridan says: "rne destruction
of grain and forage from here TO Sraunton viii
be q terrible blow to them. All the grain
forage, &C., in the vicinity Of Siauuton was
retained for the use OF Earys army. All III
the lower part Of the valley was shipped to
Richmond for Lees army. The country from
here to Stauuton was abuudantly supplied with
forage, grain, etc"
The weekly union record., 1864-10-08
Our Position..Is il Patrioticl

"li they remain 10 the Union, I will 90 as
far as tie Constitution will permit 10 maintain
their just rights. and do no, doub: bat thata
msjoTiiy Of Congress will do the same. BE-,
If the Southern States attempt to secede from
tbs zion without further cause. | am in fa-
yoF OF their haFilg jast 50 many slaves. and
just so much slave territory, as they can hold
st the point Of the bayouet, end no more"
So said Siepbea A. Douglas. when treason
reared is lead in the land Al tha, time Mr.
Douglas was the iiolizei leader Of the Demo
Gratis 10 the Northern States, save ard except
few followers Of John c. B-ec5inridga. We
ask the rejecting members Of that party today
if they are prepared TO abandon the principles
Of their great leader. to eFiuge al the feet Of
rebels in arms. Where IS the maD, who sill
eherishes love for the old flag, asks c5,em
porary. who still reveres the uemorv Of the
great spirits hat moulded cur Government
into form and being. who regard the Co1s,ilu-
lion as the palladium Of rights, that VIII rot
endorse the seutimeu; Of M. Douglas? If
they remain il the Union, wiil 90 as far as the
Constitution will permit to maintain their just
rights" The Republican party went even lars
ther than this II offered its aid in amending
that Constitution, so that the rights Of the
South. relative 10 property in negroes. should
never be disturbed. aud yet The South seeded.
Having done this the people united with M
Douglas in the patriotic work of saving the
American Union. They have espoused the
sentiment of the great Democratic Statesman.
and it IS this that now inspires the heart. of
the loyal people Of the land.
If the Southern States attempt to sscede
from this Uaion, am in favor of their having
Just 50 many slaves and just so much slave
territory as they can hold at the point Of the
bayonet. and no more" This is our position
and because we occupy il We are branded By
those who once proudly boasted that they we're
followers of Douglas. as miscegenators, ''
"nigger s'ealers. " "destroyers of Southern
rights, "Aboliiionis's, etc When this sen
tment was fresh from the lips Of Mr.. Douglas.
Why u " hOt tiicf 4tIo44CG A4ul as an AOtlitlN0-
ist and an advocate Of war against the Consti.
lutional rights Of the South aud Of fighting
for the negro? Where then were tie thunder
bolts of Democrajic wrath? Why was no
Democrat found fearless enough to denounce
his great leader?
/ Fellow Uniopsts. let Us take this sentiment
Of the lamen'ed Douglas for cur rallying cry.
expressing as it does our solemn convictions Of
right. Let Us adopt it as our own, and swear
that upon this line We will wage war against
the combined hosts Of treason. North aud
South, and cease not orr efforts until we are
victorious. Let the South have Just as many
sIav2s as they can hold at the point Of bayonet
ard no MORE, and in 1864 let US see how many
Democrats will rerudIate the teachings OF
their great leader 10 1861.
The weekly union record., 1864-10-08

ScoHsIsTEXT-The Democfatic party car
lied The greater portion of the Southern States
in 1860, and every State which it carried in
1860, it carried into rebellion in 1861. except
New jersey. And yet there are some members
Of this party-of the party which elected James
Buc anan and sustained his ADMINISTRATION
while il plotted aud accomplished rebellion and
disanion-who propose TO put this party in
power again in order to save the Union. I his
Is probably on the principle that the party who
broke the Union in twain know best how to
mend the zen; they have made. But what
object has 1 party which went fer disunion in
1851 to go for Union in 1865? They proclaim
the Independence and The sovereignty OF the
States, and tie unconsti,utionaliiy of coercion.
as cardinal principles Of the party, and these
principles are utterly .corsis'ent with the
restoration of the Union.
The weekly union record., 1864-10-08

Szxs.sLs.-Aroh5shop Parcel. during 5
Feasnt pastoral visi, through bis diocese Of be
OHIO, warned bis people agAins, joining oath
bound political associations which were seeking.
like the Oder Of American kpighis, 10 give
aid and comfort 10 the rebellion The Arch
bishop is a true patriot and regards with de
iesiarion The reptiles who are crawling OF their
bellies 70 the South. and who ask for peace
even :; the expense Of the nations honor.
The weekly union record., 1864-10-08
ONxu.zxzxzE=1-z

\ COOP HIr-Roy. Mr. McMullcu ,ately
preached war sermon in La Fayette. Indiana,
in which he told the pious coPperheads that in
q single battle fought by the Hebrews l2O 600
we're slain and 100000 carried into captivity.
But the best thing he told them was that in
temperance carries of 10000 of our NAILS
every year. or more than have fallen in battle
for national life for three years and get they
have not howed once about it,
The weekly union record., 1864-10-08

A PHILADELPHIA astronomer informs the
Press that on The 24lh OF August be saw the
tail of brilliant comet the nucleus or head out
Of sight below the horizon, which extended
sixty degrees or a distance equal to two-thrds
Of that between the horizon aud the zenith.
The weekly union record., 1864-10-08
Thoss Whn Vote Against

NJ. Lincola sni for the candidate Of the
Peace on any terms" party, who eve5 he may
be.
VOTE to recognize TIE Southern Couiede-
racy, and the independence of the reballious
States
VOTE 10 dismember aad destroy the great
American Union
VOTE 10 recall our armies from the terri
tory that they have conq qaersd. al 50 fearful q
loss Of life and treas ore
VOTE to haul down the Stars and Stripes.
and drag them through the mire and 9Th
VOTE 10 admit to the world. tha, we are
whipped. that the rebels have conquered the
brave and uoble hearted soldiers who make up
Cur armies
VOTE TO iebase Us as nation, and as in
diyiduals in tie eyes Of the whole world
VOTE themselves towards. sueaks, ana
reuegades to liberty and the cause Of the %.
pressed
VOTE to bald up Slave Empire on OUT
ooFdeFs' mat Will n the very nature OF things
be continually 1t war with US. and eventually
seek by force Of arms to over7an the North,
conquer it, ana spread slavery o7er soil dedi-
Gated to freedom
VOTE themselves, not men. bu. traitors
and base-bo7u towards, unworthy OF the name
American Gillian
VOTE 10 destroy the hopes Of the oppres
sed Of all nations. Of all people who love liberty
upon the face Of the earth, ard who are look
ing to our noble experiment Of self government
before embarking IN the struggle fer them
selves
VOTE themselves as only worthy the curses
Of Ill good msn aud patriots; of their children
and their chidren's childTen-ani
VOTE themselves permanent situation in
the place prepared for tbs Devil and Copper
heads.
The weekly union record., 1864-10-08
4 Rare Chance !

rENHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
q his interest in what is known as the David
Benner Ranch. situated on Table Mountain. about
oAe mile East of Weeks Ranch. on the Shasta
Road. There are 200 acres in the Ranch, one half
OF which IS good grain land. and the balance
timber land There are about ninety acres under
cultivation There is a fine barn aad stable COM
Portable dwelling, and OUT houses-a good garden
and the finest spring Of water in the county.
Apply to undersigned on the premises, or 10 c.
7. Lott, Orovile. {. .TANDEL.
October 4th, 1854. 4v-i9
The weekly union record., 1864-10-08

THs Missouri Germans are getting rsady to
vote for Lincoln. The Missouri Zsiinng. ore
Of the leading German papers al $. Louis
Gays: We see very plainly tha; the FFeneat
movement is dying ia MisSoari, ana weldon,
want 10 quarrel on. accoaai, Of half dead
'fsvoriie. Let the dead bprY the dad ne
ssall ro'k for he livlng
The weekly union record., 1864-10-08

JonN g DowNEY- There appears to BE- 20
grounds for the report going ibe rounds Of the
Abolition press that Dowuey has declined to
be q candidate for Congress in The FIRST Cen
gressiouai Disirict.-Erpress
The only GROUNDS are late letter from ex-
Governor Do"ney. bat that, according to the
Express, : DO reliable authority Ualon.
The Express believes thai Dowuey is a
candidate, an3 will continue to believe 50 until
the Democratic Press takes down bis name.
As meeting Of the Copperhead State Central
Committee IS called for the 9Th Of October.
We presume il meets to nominate successor
to NJ. Downev. .4ype7l
The weekly union record., 1864-10-08

THE Flag is informed that thus far about
$500 in cash aud from ter to fifteen tons OF
various kinds OF provisions have been collected
for the Santa Barbara sufferers, and sufficient
has been forwarded to meet any immediate
necessity; the remainder will be forwarded by
the Curlew, which sails in a few days
The weekly union record., 1864-10-08

ANOTHER FIRE IN Stockton Another i7c
broke out at Stockton, OF Tuesday, destroying
eleven buildings. Loss about $4,000. A
man named james Stewart was burned to
death in the Eureka Hotel, and another man
barely escaped with his life. The FIRE was
believed to have been the work Of an inceudlary
The weekly union record., 1864-10-08

The total vote on the State Constitution in
Nevada (not including Lander county, which
made no reiugns) vas 1853. The majority
for the Constitution. as officially announced By
Governor Nye, is 9057.
The weekly union record., 1864-10-08
COnstab ble's Sale.

EsY VIRTUE OF \ WRIT OF EXECUTION
4 2 issued ont II the Justices Court Of &. OSsood
J. P. for Wya1dotta Township. Butte Comfy Cal
itornia. to me directed and delivered, commanding
me to make the sum OF one hundred and twenty
one and o0-l10 dollars Judgment together with
four and IS 100 dollars cost OF suit and all accrunC
costs. wherein W I. Bliss Is plaintiff. and Live
Oak Cold, Silver and Copper Mining Company is
defendant, have levied upon and viii expose al
public sale to the highest bidder for cash at the
Exchange Hotel in Wyandotte. on Saturday the
fifteenth day of October \. D. 1864. at one o'clock
P NJ OF said day. all the right. title and interest of
the above named defendant in and to the follow
ing described property. to wit: One copper mining
claim, kaown as the Live Oak Gold, Silver and Cop
per Mining Companys claim. situated in Wyaa-
dotte Mining District Butte County. California
snd being composed OF the original Live Oak claim
oi ten shares Of TWO huuLred feet each, located May
tth, 1868. and the first southern extension located
July 18th. and recorded in said Mining District May
llth and July 3lst 1868, ana was consolidated and
Incorporated under the name 0f the Live OAK Gold,
Silver and Copper Mining Company August sth.
A u. ie63 and IS now known a. The property and
CLAIM Of said company, containing four thousand
leot II length together with all the machinery
mining and backsmit hing tools, buidings. lumber
and appurtenaa,es es thereguto belonging or IN any
Wlse t1eEea--,o appertailia5.
DANIEL. COMBS.
Constable Of Wyandot:o Township.
Wand tie. Sept. oath, 1854.
The ADORE s1le is hereby postponed 70 Saturday
Oc;oter p, ls64, 81 ere O'Clock FM
DANIEL COMBS, Constable.
Wyaudotte, Sept 50. 1864