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FRAxKL1x CouxrY.

FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Capt. n. Mereon, A. P. Stone, Dr.. W. II
Awl, r. Neil, John Graham, j. Janney, G
Scott, Dr. J. H. Coulter, W. Barton, ". Ma
son, J. n. Furson, 7. j. Adams, DR.. james
/ Williams, B. 2. Ruse, E. Moore, W. S. Park
+ Henry Goodrich, r. P. L. Baber, Isaac
Aston, J. R. Wright J. R. Thomas, W Gra-
ham, w. Rowe. 1.-Two names Of the p from
Franklin county were not given to the
seersiary-) T n ~
! Tie 70 votes sfg Clarke were cast -bV' 80
delegates from that county, to wit:
Hon. VIM. White, s. Mason, E. B. Cassi-
y, S. C. Pay, s. c. Black, D. Cross, Q. A.
Petts, J. A. Bean, C. NJ. Cline, W. Hunting
ton. J. Cheenney, Il. Vinal, J. H. Littler, J.
C. Dial, c. Morgan, H. J. Miller, W. T. Hill
J. r. Swan, c. ?. MeWilliams, T.fW. GOrdon
J. Jss.GaflOig,5 4. C. IHoustOh, Saith Near
thur, L. D. Byerly, D. Hendricks, J. S.
Good, --=HazFerdB J, D, shaper, W. Mar
guet R. D. Harrison.
(The list Of delegates from Madison was
not furnished to the Seeretary.)
On motion Of D. Martin, Of Greene county,
bon. samuel sbsllabarssr, ofClaFzs soanty,
was put IN nomination for Congressman,
for the Seventh Congressional district; and
The nomination was earEied<by acclamatiOn,
and unanimously.
On motion Of Mr.. Baseom Of Greene coun-
ty, the name of Henry W. Smith, of Mad
isOn, was presented for Presidential sis0sor
lor ths district aad Mr. smisB was n6ui--
mated byi the unanimous vote Of the Conf
TentiOn.
A committee Of one from each county.
consisting Of Patton of Greene, Mason of
Clarke, Perkins of Madison, and DR.. Awl Of
Franklin Counties was appointed to wait
upon sMessrs shellabarser and Smith. in
form them Of their Nomination, ana bring
them before the Convention.
During the absence of the Committee. H.
Yinal Of Clarke, introduced the following
resolution, which was passed "with a will"
Res0IDed That this Convention most heart
lily endorses the nomination of Abraham
Lincoln and ARdreE johnson, for President
la3 espfssidens 0fth6 Uhit6d States, and
the platform Of PRINCIPLES adopted by the
National Union Convention at Baltimore,
and viii do all in their power to secure the
election Of these andidates-repudiatin
and resisting all factious attempts to raise
side issues and divide the friends Of the
Union cause. - ~
Messrs. Smith and Sbellabarger having
been introduced to the Convention, after
few remarks from the former, Mr.. SheIIabar-
ger addressed the delegates in 2 shOrt-but
5eFtiesht sReeshs His rsmsrks were ear
nest in tone, and well adapted to arouse his
hearers to a more full appreciation of the
Importance Of active, energetic, patriotic
Effort in behalf Ofthe Government and insti-
utiOns Of the country, in this period of their I
peril.
! FlH C5nTeaEiOa vas etainsdlly 4 arhs5hh-
Gus in It's entire action, and Che spirit
manifested bet0kened earnestness in the
'urpOse carry through the work done to-
ay, 10 a triumphant result next fall, at
: aaioalnsa gSas. n. Il. ,8aIOA
JOHN J. JANNEY, Pres.
NJ. BARLOW, Sec. !
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MILLENE r. n.

n RS. Ledbetter has nice lot Of silk, and trim,
w med bOnnets, hats, and bridal and mourning
bonnets. Also bOnnets and caps for old ladies,
which will be sold cheap. Bleaehing eoloring and
pressing dome to order ~ n
Stamping for silk and muslin embroidering and
braiding done to order, on West Second street, Xs~
mia, Ohio.
April II, 1864 no2I-2m
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Thlrkield,s store.

Fhiifi5eidi, heTing rePlpuislTed bis
st9rl since ths robbery committed upop it
some weeks since, IS nov pFepared e SAT-
isly Ell bic Old customers, aud apybody
else Who may give hin a cali for anything
in Che line Of Dry Gooda he IS deter
miaed nos . Be behind he foremost even
ST thieves DO break IN and steal.
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BY TELEGRAPH
Startling Mewsl

Generals, MoGaFey RlyS PineO, Ureen
Mitchell Wells, Goodrich, Wilson, and Station
cry to DO reduced or laid on the shelf
1 have purchased and have in store stock
OF school books and stationary in which can
oHer great inducements to purchasers. As
an illustration let us compare the prices Won
have been paying for McGuffeys Speller and
Reader with the prices at which propose fur
nishing them. It is an old saying that "faets
arc stubborn things, and that figures do not
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huiqal snd Departure als. =
Arrivals
Esri--a rCaIrabs-7 sfai arliru $50 Az
,rlsre fCsiuntus aud Nag lLaiii allirsl 543
fD-s1sr7 Nah l2l0 r Z
Irsn flndia1rr1lis. lIalL -ssZ2 ? r
- ,rtssr- rsarf-f s1liI alaf ZA5 k x
srii1-ia'd ana Yellow srlny= 40 ? y
sushsru fCdoi1nat G2l AZ and d55 Fn
5ulbsrn iciHsiunati and Wey 1laill I22@ ? X
Departures
-1tcrn fCsiuuhusl leaves 1t 826 A u md TI0 P-u
Ecastef6 Lcoltuarl and-ig Eaill at I230 P y
Nf.tsru Day son Z ladianaPslsl e 35o A N
aEeFn 1spfirEfeldlat 100 y ,fIlO Ak
tth.rn lspli1sfeld 3 YeI-s spfhss af &30A
E ulheru lcineinlaiil at $50 x
49, 6-tihorn LCineinnat B Way Mall at 3-fs
Jamesi1sn N.il, arrives daily fexcePt Sundayi
a. ls4t ~ end 4earts 138FlrE
~ Letters should be a. The Once e-haH
w. LEWIs, Rs3L
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If you want your iikepess put On pa
per, IN such shape and With such an
aPpsaranee as viii please your friends in
the army, call at Jaepbys Gallery, and
yOuu not 50 away dissatisfied.
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TERMS CASH
MerrIek, MCIure & Co.
John Bales Estate.

3 otiea e hereby given dhat the underslgn-
ed have been appointed and duly qualified by
the Probate Court Of Greene County, as Ad-
ministrators Of the estate Of John Bales, de-
ceased.
SILAS BALES,
ELIJAH BALES.
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We received a letter yesterday,
fron egT oldaRd valued contributor
At Jamestown, aFogy59 p but twas too
late for this weeks paper. t viii
appear next week. -s5o s7sa
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- - 60.

5eslssatss.. raPusssating- sths loyal
patriotic people Ofthe seventh congressional
district Of0hio, composed Of the counties Of
Franklin, Madison, Greene and Clarke met
in Convention ON Thursiay the 7th dsy Of
gVy7l s54 af london, aIAdison toantJ and
were oggaaizsa y eieeting John !. Jahsey,
Esq, Of franklin county, chairman, and n.
Barlow, Of Greene county, Secretary.
After election Of chairman and Secretary,
the Convention determined that Clarke and
Greene Uvuntigs shoula bseatiflsd to cast IS
votes'eaeB in C0aveatiOa, Madison 9, and
Franklin 25 votes
The delegates from Greene county (the
delegation having filled its vacanoies) we're
as follows:
John 2. Patton, Seth " Brown, R. S
Finley, II Barlow, D. Martin, ". T. Bas-
com, G. S. Ormsby, J r Frazier, J. Pollock,
E. s. Nichols, c. H Spahr, J. G. Clemens,
B. D., Anderson, J. Il BrOtherton, I. n.
BaFrettT john Iibfle, HsngE Barnes 2 fCollett,
James KYLE. ~ aAA 4ta4I
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Dr. G. W. Barber, viii cure Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, scrofulOus Complaints Fever
Sores and Cancers, Al malignant Ulcers
treated successfully, Dr. d. may be CONSUL
ted at the Hivling House. Xenia, Ohio.
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ou will find our states stationary, photo
greph albums &c Sc. about in The same pro-
portion. Fr# rr.-r
Remember the place, No. Main ST., old
Stand City Drug Store.
J, B. MURPHY,
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"A IIAND 70 tbst cough intims, delay Is dan
"A getous.' IVu can gel Bslssm uat viii suF
yea AZ PA1TON6s g
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The regular meeting Of lhe Soldiers Aid
Society, VIII meet at Mr. Noses BarloW's
(church st. On Thursday evening Of this
week A gsHeralattendauee is requested
d. ANNIE MOORE see'y.
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co NJ NJ f R CIAL.
Xenia Market.
CORRECTED r0ssklg BY II. Carey, S., qi Hgr6ias'
Wereka44e, oorasr Second and -Pstroit SIS.
XESrA, Monday evening, July 11th, 1864.
GRAIN MARKET.


GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat z.4S 1s-A.1e. Ga.A Ia 20
Corr, .--. 90
Buckwheat 49,. 20
bye, 20
Oats'a ' %
Barley. $3.50 4 so
Glover Seed, 90
Timothy, . 25
White Beams, IL! +! I,LH.a ~ 90
Potatoes, so
Flaxseed, e. 90
RETAIL MARKET.
Bss:a Rssss', TTCILC. -'0ls Is
Lard, 90
Peaches, - ~ =. -, z. 2Gi
Dried Apples, Isl
HaFPinyi .3fsLt,a1L ,EJ5s ,GflB
NICE IS
Flour, per barrel, - 10 90
Nheee' IS
Coffee, So - .a- e. -. ..... so
sugpb VI, = Z. /. ao@ss
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Net Assets, January, 1854:
$3,OO2,556.39


4. The Plan and Organization Of the
1Etua, after IS years severe trial, has rsaliz.
-- cd the greatest public advantage and sue.
cess Of the various systems Of Fire insurance.
in the gOuutry. Is now BetfsrThan 6FerPrs.
pared for duty.
8, 10000 Loss CIAimshavs been settled and
paid Sixteen Millions Of DoIlarsJ
9, The COHspmRti9n Of Property bT ars. in
the United States, Averages over sIOOOO
daily. Is your property exposed aad unPrO-
toetod?
Z. Are You InsuredIIf not Why not ? The
ebsti5 iriaiHgi the duty is manifest; the Re
suit may be your escape from rpia-While
delay and neglect may involve you in bank
ruPtey, poverty or orlal disappOintnsnt, -
g. Particular Attention and regard is given
to small risks as well as large ones, Able
81 security and sipsTior commercial advantages
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SODA FOUNTAIN.

you are warm and thirsty, drop in and
get Glass of Soda Water. We keepthe ia
yorite NECTAR CREAM aud other choice
syrups,
-a4 G-f.s.fgF
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VIZ have received Two very iteresting
letters from The 154th. but ne, are com
PEELED 70 defer publishing them uh;il
ns8t week. .
Letter from aFosy'bA
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lIH EpTroR: - =

o - soao5I Te66hsI1.. :. e
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Local Department.

Notice.
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE.
FARM FOR SALE!

A farm Of 85 acres, situated one half q nile
n north Of jamestown, Greene county, Ohio Il
is we'll Improved, SIS acres are under cdltifation-
remainder, wood pasture. The land is level, and
most Of il black. It is wen ditohed- There is on
it good frame dwelling, smoke house. milk house,
log stable and cribs. There is also a good well Of
water, and orchard with 20 TO so tress-apple,
pear, pima and cheFry--i0 to IS years old.
Terms easy. For particulars inquire Of
LUCINDA THARP,
uOl7-4t jamestown, Greene Co., Q.
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.IIBZE -. 81
The Christian Commission. Festivals
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From Cincinnati al7e5OA n.s 5. P. H. 7.45F.rt,
and l2.25 A. N.
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..I-l.zlE1s Ee1fA
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July 5-no-s8.9t.
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and Brecllnridge Democrat, is boldly IN favor
OF Mr.. Liuc0ln's re. election, occupying the same
ground ~ Rev. Dr. Breckinrideo, In approval OF
the policy Of emancipation. He was one Of the
frst 20 express disapproval Of the compact be-
tween General Mcclellan and the Rebel Buck
- "A, which loyal Kentucky troop we're kept
sror,, Ss,ng enliit.d.
MsIor-Geaeral Seymour.
General Truman Seymour, the hero Of Fort
Sumter, former Democrat, declares In his
letter afi,r imrTi Onmeu' In Georgia, that the
II b,ls have no hope sive in TIC success OF
Geneial Mcclellan and his party, and that the
CoBtGdeTacy is falling TO ruins
Otbcrs.
MoJo-.Gtncrals Warren, Ord, wi,ht, smith,
and Gilmore are opposed TO the election
OF GcnrIul N"Clolon. NJ i0r.Gcncral Hum.
phicy (ChIef Engineer under General McCiel.
mn), Major Generals Mott, Gregg, rorbert, Ora
ham, Hunt, and Prince, who we're once devoted
partigrs Of GctcTa' Mcclellan, arc nJw oppo-
nsnts og bis election.
The only genera ofnotOristy thot 70 for Gene
raj Mcclellan are Generals Lee, Croak, Bile
Price, ana P,acC-at-any price, aud General
Mcclellan himself, besides one or two other
"pay ed.our generals.
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FOURTH EDITION
THE MANASSAS GAP RAILROAD,
Twelve Guerillas Captured.
CLEARING OF THE WOODS.
spcclai 10 rho Eveniug Telegrnpn.


WAsHrNoToN, October ia detachment of
two hundred quartermas'cr's men have returned
TO Alexandria from the Manassas Gap railroad,
bringing with them twelve captured guer,llas
and drove Of horses which the gucrillag had
Pohhcd Up, and were endeoyoring to take to
Ealy's army. The guerill1s were captured near
White Plains, and they report that another gaug
Of horse-thoycs in that vicinity barely escaped
capture at the time.
No Puerillls have made their appearance this
side Of White Plains for several days, though
some have been noticed beyond that, as it recon
noifriug, and as If not at all satisfied with the
work being done by the Qunrtermastor's Depart
meut in clearing up the country Of timber and
uudcrbrush that has heretofore served them as
hiding places.
From Manassas to White Plains the Quarter
masters men have cut down all the timber on
both sides Of the railroad tor the distance Of half
mile each way, and destroyed everything that
would afford the least shelter to gucrillas. The
work is still progressing, and on Monday even
ming the advance Of the wood-cu'ters was at
point about two miles above White Plains.
The timber between Alexandria and Maua5sas
has not been cut as yet, but it is expected that
the salwart Pennsylvania troops stationed IN
that vicinity will soon make short work Of clear
ing up that part Of the line.
There is 70 truth in the report telegraphed
north Of the resignation of Assistant Secretary
Of the Treasury Field and the appointment Of
John Wilson. of Chicago, as his successor.
Mr.. Field has been i'll for some time, but is
now recovering. Secretary Fcsscnden returned
this morning, on the revenue cutter Noytaorner,
from his trip to the James river.
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I'M e CnnndIan slonierenco.

MONTREAL, October 10 -Iti5 generally believed
that the Conference has settled that the Upper
House properly qualification is 20 be reduced one
half The Acadian provinces are to come in as q
group, and are to have the same number of mem
bers as Canada. Newfoundland is 10 come in
separately, with less representation.
The members are to be nominated by the
Crown. The whole house is to be limited to
seventy or eighty members, and the first selection
will probably be made from the present legisa-
tive councillors. The constitution of the Lower
House will be considered 10 might.
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from me Indianapolis journal, O'tObCF 10,
The members elected to Congress in this State
are
First District-Wm. T.. Niblack, Democrat.
Second Dis'riCt-M. g. Kerr Democrat
Third District Ralph Hill, Union.
Fourth Distric' John H. FarQuhar, Union.
Fifth District George w. Julian, Union.
Sixth District Ebenezer Dumout, Union.
Seventh District-D. W. Voorhees,, Democrat.
Eighth Distrct-GOdloY S. Ortiz Uniou
Ninth Bstrict-Schuyler Cofax, Union.
Tenth District-Joseph II. Defrees, Union.
Eleventh District-Thomas n. Stllwe Union.
In 1862 but four Unioni,tst were elected now
we elect eight Captain Farquhar las overcome
a majority Of 1884 in the Fourth District, and
goes n by about 100 majority. Tue gain in the
Third District is nearly as great. Two years ago
VOORHEES, had majority Of 2iSl. He succeeds
row by scarcely the odd hundreds he had thea.
TIE majories against us in the First and Second
Districts bayo ncen largely reduced, but pre-
ci. ely how much we cannot say.
1t would have been a great satisfaction to ell
10y al men if VOORHEES, had been defealed; but
the Union people OF Indiana have abundant
cause Tor rejoicing that they have accomplished
somuch.
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A LADY IN THE LAST STAGE OF CONsUMPrIoN
CUhED.

LADY IN THE LAST STAGE OF CONsUMPTIoN
CURED.
From the Boston journal.
JuLY y, lsGi-I Mrs. Nancy Sloan, Of No. IS Warren
street, ChurlestOwn, do certify that la been afflicted
for ten wears. My right side paralyzed that
could not lie on Il. During that time suffered from ca
tarfn, throat; would cough itom hours
tmei was very nerYousi seldom could sleep night
lau lung fever two years since which reduced
skeleton. I had al the mGca advice and medicines
money could procure, but all to no purpose. fast
sinking IN the last stage OF consumption was confined
10 bed when Mrs VI. q. Browns Metaphysical Discovery
was sent iCI. IL Was applied according to direction
felt no better, but rather worse for some tlmo
Ny friends wanted to give up, saying II would kil
trat tCO far gone Cnd try anything
more. But my mother said would die lf did not lud
rce In the DscJyeyi and as II the last tal to
mo sie would continue t. We found that was the
circulation which rushing iutO my stem which was
tai ing eject As the circulation kept iucIeHsng my
hepRn TO break up Il sis weeks after / began
apply tue medicine before could gather strength go
Into Boston to see hT8 II q. Brown, and then uad to
have heln The second time l yCn'ured went without
help an the third time found my way without any d-
hCuy. began the use Cf the Metaphysical Discovery IN
Nay aud tho result s 6 this 2tl Of July, tnat health aud
strength la tast returning 10 NJ eiGaciutcd frame.
Ny pnrayIed Side is restored TO yScri can row rest
WEI on r. My cataTrh is gone. My cough my nervous
ness ana sore lhTQtt are cone. 'ttGp wei Al my r-
..Buiarles have disappeared, and must acknowledge
that by the provdonce OF God directed 10 the Cc
Mrs NJ. G. Brovn's Metaphysical Discovery, and by II
taken nom the mouth Of the and restored to my
family and trends. know diseases gone, aud a
general circulation has taken place expect Ii win take
time to regain my lost flesh and strength.
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REMARKABLE ggRE pr nEAEgess OF Twenty

YEARS SrANDISG.
I, John kewcomb Of Quincy ADO certify that / have
been entirely deaf IN LETT weny years
the PGst sX years my right has been 50 deaf that
cOuld Rot hear CTgatlnn or public speaking
kud, could not hear tho church bells Iing while
citing IN Tie church. have also been troubled for
Der OF years with very throat, that obliged
10 give up singing in church, for had lost my voice
had gTeAt trouble in my head terrible noises, almost TO
craXiuesF My head iet numb and stupid, and was a
source Of constant trouble 10 me.
tried every remedy that could be tlouGht o. went TO
aursts but they wanted 10 instruments would
have nothing % DO with tho2q About month since
obtained Mrs. NJ. C. Browns hctuphy steal Discovery and
used according 20 the trcctous bottles And the
result Is that the hearing OF DO perfectly restored
that hear weiNas Tho great trouble
In my head is entirely gonr NV head ols perfectly easy
ana at rest My throat which was diseased rs entirely
cured, Gnn have recovered my uicC again. would not
take thousand dollars for The benefit have received
IN thc use OF Mrs Browns MetaphygIc Discovery.
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Patients addressing us viii please write Post once
County, state and Eame Of writer plain and neose post
age stamp for reply.
Ifthe Druggsts WIN not buy hem for you, send to us
and we win send thom to you by Express Parties ad
dressing should state the disease aud symptoms, und
fun particulars in regard to their We treat all dis
eases Of chronic nature IN male or female.
Patients living at distance need not hesitate because
OF their inability TO visit We have treated success
fully patients in all portions Of the civilized globe.
WeWth 10 send every reader OF this paper our thirty
two page pamphlet free. .--
Address al letters and orders 70 Or w r. MEhWIh
CO. No. 6s LIBERTY Street, New YORK . -.
SOFA wholesale ana IetaIl b 6 p6erd ,s fSasd
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REMARKABLE CURE or DISCHARGES FROM THE
EAE. DlhEAsED EALs. AND LOss OE LNIEL.

REMARKABLE CURE or DISCHARGES FROM THE
EAR DISEASED EYES, AND LOSS OF INTEL
lECT.
pmIADru1Hh September Z lsGi.-I, Henry Marville,
Jefferson sueet (Rear Mr.. Brownh0ldts coal yard)
mantown, do certify that my Joshua brAn fever
and cataTrh the breast, which left him with discharges
nom the ear and diseased eyes The discharges never
ceased HIS ears became quite large and unnatural,
covered with scab The pillows had TO he changed during
the night 80 saturated were they with tho discharges n
would be Impossible 20 describe the Condition Of his oyss.
Ny family physician said he would go blind. Ills intellect
also became impaired that he cared 10 be, or play
with children. He took notice Of anything around him
None but the parent tell what suferngs were 10
LOOK child In this condition
Most proyldeutislly, about one year ago, Mrs.
H. G., browns metaphysical Dlsooyery' advertised in
tie Ltagcr. went 20 the once 40 Arch street. and
procured the medicine Ny wife applied faithfully and
persCyeriRgly. The medicine worked slowly az the
beginning, but still persoyered, and the result Is that
entirely cured Of his diseases Ills inteee.
seems 20 have awakened out Of tin sleep Of death os
considered now bright and Intelligent boy. The dis-
charges his have entirely ceased and his cars
have become small and natural His eyes clear and
strong. My wife and myself well satisfied with the
great cure performed on child by Mrs M G. Browns
Metaphl steal Dscovery and most heartily commend 1t 10
all who suffer.
Mrs. NJ @. Browns Celebrated Poor Richards Eve
Water. 81 per bote small size 70 cents Scalp RenoYa-
tor 81 Per bottle
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A few doses restore the
appetite.
Three bottles cure the worst
case Of lmpOtency.
A few doses cure the low
spirited.
one bottle restores mem
tai power.
A fcw doses bring the rose
TO the cheek.
This medicine restores
TO manly vigor and robust
health the poor dGblh-
tatcd. worn down, and des-
pairing deyotee Of sensual
pleasure.
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THIS ELIXIR cures Hys-
toria, General Debility, Pal-
pitation OF the Heart, and
ImpCtency. ltrestOros men
tai power and the appetite,
and causes the rose 10 mount
the cheek Of pallOr, and tho
deDilitlted man OF woman
10 feel vigorous and strong,
the young, and ambitious
blood 10 course through
every vein, the nerves %
become strong, aud ths eres
Of rev life and vigOr % To-
animate the entire body,
building mp the constitution,
restoring iOy and liieto msuy
q sad and daEenGd nregide.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-19
Two Union Regimcnts Captured by the
Rebels.

Tie following despatch was received In Spring
field, illinois, on Saturday last, from which it
seems that, AZ Aint1ona the 18th and 10Th Illinois
we've captured In the recent attack by the Rebels
on that place.
"A1ATouNA, Ga, October G.-G0yernor Yates :
The llth and 10Th regiments are captured, with
the exception Of Company A, The boys fought
nobly, hand to hand even dubbed their muskets
before surrCndcTing. Quite q number killed and
wounded. Every thing else favorable. Please
give publication for the benefit Of the friends Of
the regiments.
"GEoRGE c. ROGERS, Colonel, &C."
The veteran IoTt Ons OF the l4th and 10Th had
been consolidated, but numbered in all only a
few men.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-19

in Louisville, Kentucky, the other day, a
man, with the utmost daring, saved four boys
who were drifting over the falls by jumping into
boat and pulling out to them, and rowing back
against the current,