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, 1864-01-03

reached biz feet, be foncd for tbc arst time thst
they were ffozen-one Of then Ia not injured very
,s s eof q i ~ T. pfSSssb'e that he Will never
Tho raesenec1e on The tzain near. the city were
brought n Saturday afternoon and evening, aud
,ae Ioad ,s y now efsr and isins Wy Leave on heir
tween Cleveland Toledo is all clcsr, bit between
Druk:1k nrd Cleveland t1nf!ns are blocked up.
was oni about twenty .ninutea, and whan he came came
into the station be eat down by store md dod
aimest Immediately; At The ssme placc, d mes-
fou,1ha Of mile, and died In ten minutes aftef
~ MICHIGAN GENITAL nAnnoAo.
About G o'clock on Friday morning, Ihe Michi.
gan Central day express. which icft Detroit on
crossing, some ten miles south Of this City. whom
1t II encountered such ponderous snow drifts as TO
reader further pEogsets utterly tnpoehtbsc, and In
n,ldable as 10 render amy movement Of tho train In
"a. sonSosed to tti. eity feon Calumet by tsss.
mud Nj. sa1gc,t> the General Agent, had train
1red rp, n1d with wood, provisions, md gans Of
en fsed oE 1ns esSss whsh ;he{
rae twelve. A short time p,ev;ous TO their reach
Ing the crossing, the Michigan Southern train GANG
along, nEd STOPPED about Il th1eo haadscd yurda
the exception OF como twelve o. fifteen, number.
irg perhaps one hundred. were then Transferred
lso1a The e Central TO the Southern train. II
cnsers wese irostb'ilea, but vi. believe
Eone ss,, t4anee1ousiy so Ihe aiSnissn soatacEz
ceedlpg about four miIea became also fast iu Ntht
snow d!is1c, the details OF which arc given IN an
other Place.
Az Me have sald. the the train which etartcs
troIa ths city about lU o'clock With large gang
men, for the relief Of the Ccatsal train rcsched
little aftar II o'cock, and hut 1cw minutes aItc
the passengers had been transferred 10 the Eonth
! clu fsatD. The men. when tEey feached the sNnt
set to work With Will car the tra9;, but III
fierce wind Defeated thclr attempts, aud they scr
obliged to give 1t ur in desps!r; Int they were en-
a1lcd to cary sufficient quantity Of wood, pro
yislona, de- to the suffering. passengers. 70 kee
them comfortable until Saturday, when the c1u-i
Of tho General Agent md hia willing mca war
ienexed, I'D r.ose9 euseesstul; @ The tram va
rIdny afternoon. Tho few p:a.caEcrs who r.
n.aiIed with flir tra!n.two Of them woanded 50
! dlees-sutcIed 70. y little tro1n.eold o. hunger.
The evening and night cxpfets tf1inE, which le
Detroit on Thursday evening at and ~. unite
the!r trains at Kalamazoo. and xttachIn
, 1864-01-03

EOR SALE.-An Improved Farm,
i of lbs acres. * miles cast sf Pra1tto C1.y uutee
xt!h ttsnts OF 1oed NTlnG W1tar On i foe
henst; nes9sG soms Fspa!rs good hssn: aad Eoea
2. sM1TH. FTo9ta City, NeDonough county. or &.
81. ROg. Avon. Fulton courxy. Ill. dece91u10s
, 1864-01-03

Eou1u SIDE PRoFERu.-Luther Hayen has
sold to VIM. D. Van Epps, President OF the Ill
nois statc Agricultural Society, 70 feet front On
Michigan Avcuuc, near the corner Of 18Th (o1d)
street, for $soee. MI. Van Eprs will improve tha
purchase at an expenditure Of $4,000.
, 1864-01-03

BOARDING. A gentleman and
= here there but few boardcvs. win ratior And
bedroom rotnibipz- z-fnEn.hed Or exunfuruIshed. re-
nz1tieusIge, 3A..aaASS
pOARDING.-One large furn-
tedl ooIn, can BE- had with beard, II Green eitr6
bst~Een Madison and Monroe ais. nsfcrencca az
ttaDEed. dts1-taat st
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05
Current News Items.

Ex-Governor Ruben Wood, died at his real
dence, Evergreen Place, 10 Cuyahoga County,
on Saturday last at 3 o'clock. de had been
a Supreme Judge, GoveFnar OF Ohio, and
aiterward Uuited States Consul at Valparaiso.
He was once urged upon the Democratic Ma.
tionAl Convention as a candidate for Presi:
dent He was man OF much ability, and
distinguished by many admirable qualities,
His age was 70.
The New York Herald insists that General
Hooker authorized il to make the statement
that he would support Mcclellan on the
grounds which be has taken in relation 10
the war. General Hooker has not denied the
position assigned him by the Herald
The fluctuations in gold have thrown the
New York wool NArket into confusion, 81
to 81 O5 seems to be the range
The gallant corps Of General Hancock latell
voted almost unanimously for Mcclellan.
The Democrats of Toledo had granC
torch.ight procession on Wednesday eveniHl
oflast week
One Of the Presidents Secretaries, YER
able-bodied man, was recently drafted, an
promptly went--in search Of substitute,
The Rev Mr. Stone declared in bis sermon
at Park street church, Boston, last Ssbbatl
that the slaves must be set free, if to secOr
plish emancipation blood enough had to 10
TO run up bill.
There was rumor in Washington la
night that Butler was dead No confirm
ton.
Gold at the evening board in New YoI
last evening was lss4
There are gigantic petitions now reeeiVlu
signatures in London, to come over TO Il
President and people of the United State
praying for peace. Il ia said that The PEI
tions will receive millions of sgnatursa
Jo Hooker mode speech in Columbus Ia
night. He refuAed to say, when directly
terrogated, who he would vote for for Pre-
dent
The trial of Dodd still drags along befo
the drum,head court in Indianapolis
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05
NlORR.

During the period of two years, from
early in 1862, until the beginning Of
1864, harlly Democratic meeting was
held in the country, that was not inter
rupted, OF entirely broken up, by Repob-
lican mobs. In repeated instances process
sions were fred into and, in the aggre'
gate, a great number of persons, inel~lmg
even women and children, were murdered
Gangs of Republican miscreants, in almost
every locality. mobbed private aud law
abiding citizens at their own houses. A
countless number of Democratic printing
Offices were mebbed, many of them totally
DESTROYED and not one escaped that we
know of in the whole country, which dld
not owe its preservation TO the tact that
preparations were made for its defense
Daring two years this "REIsN OF TERROR
prevailed. A parallel to the cruelty
brutality, and cowardice which then lorded
it over the Democratic minority, is NOT
to be found among any people in any part
of the world, civilized or savage. The
administration at Washington, ever readg
to usurp power to oppress, could or would
find no authority to protect. The State
Government, following the example ot the
Federal administration, connived at the
murderous outrages upon the citizen
Juries would neither indict nor convict
the villains With whom they were in cloSt
sympathy. At last. this oppressed anc
prosecuted people resolved to detend them
sslvss; and very many of them purchased
arms, not to make aggression in any case
but for self protection, and the defense o
their families This brought relief. AM
although advantage is still taken OF smal
assemblages, or meetings which are nc
known to be armed, the murders, mobi
and outrsges of year ago, have yer
much abAted, simply because those wh
would assail, dare not.
Is it not interesting to hear the fellow
who have been guilty of these numberle'
outrages and crimes we have speeches
howl so piteously, in case some reckle
boy throws an egg in the direction OF Oh
of their meetings - ....
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05

Political intelligence from southern Illinois
il OF the most cheering character Egypt will
roll up her accustomed majorltes for the
Democratic ticket Thousands ofdemocrats
Who had been betrayed into the union league
have come out Mcclellan and Pendleton. ln
all parts of southern Illinois democrats will
Garry everything before them. The centre too,
is doing her duty, and the reports from the
northern part Of the state represent a perfect
revolution in public sentiment in favor of Nc.
Clellan. Democratic are even saguine Of car
rying Washburnes District There can be No
doubt of Illinois going democratic BY over rs
900 majority.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05

Correction. The Journal in it's report
of Council proceedings, makes deliberate
N misstatemeut ii reference to bills presented
on account of discharged employees OF the
Fire Department, The oIOims made against
the city are not for fraction Of months wa
ges, but Tor damages for breach of contract
ofhirs. The &C, Of the partisan Council dis
charging men for political faith will cost al
least ak hundred dollars pretty large
price to payifor eleven votes. N''
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05

Retp LebanoR- Thursday Evening octo-
ber 9Th, 1864, George W Houk aud Thomas
Beavertoron "Wednesday night October
9th, 4. +, Thresher and Z. Thompson; =
Bear Creek--,Friday ! o'clock 7. M Oct
7th, Thos o. Lowe, Il Thompson, Thomas =.
Thresher and w. II. Gillespie.
Pyrmont--Friday October Z, Hon Thomas
]. s Smith and II Elliott
CentervilIe- Friday P. NJ, October !, Hon
George W. Houk and George V. Nauerth'
Midmisburs, Miami, 7P.--Sstarday even
ing, October Slh, George " Houk, d. Ell'oV
and Judge Gilmore.
Libertv Jefferson Tp.--Satnrday evening
October s, Hon. D. A. Houk and W. Il. Giiles
pie. .., p., nil,
-Four Mile House, Lebanon Pike, Friday
night Oct I. d g Fitch and q W Malam
bre. o..
Ckambersbmg Thursday night, Oct 5th
Speakers, H Elliott. W u Gillespie and p'
Egry, ,o.,
Hdrsh,aanspille, Monday night, Oct ION
Geo W Houk aud Thos o Lowe. ...l
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05

pdS- Lincoln is the rebel candidate. The
Richmond Enquirer declares its preference
for him, because be will sooner let the sonlh
60 with slavery than let the South CONS hack
with slavery. ,s r.lllH 0... a0H
Mcclellan is the Union candidate. The
Richmond Enquirer admits that i 'recon-
struetion we're possible, it would be more
probable under Mcclellan than under Lin.
coln,n Mcclellan being "siucere Unionist
who viii sooner let the South come back with
slavery than let the South 60 with slavery,
! hincoins motto is, 1.-The Union il We eau
abolition any way" McClsllan's motto is
"ths Union drst, the UnioR last, the Uniop
Auy way
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05

ton Of the State relief fund, for the families
Of volunteers is beeed, and by correcting
these returns has added to them over 1000
names, whereby luore than $4,000 vas seN'
ed % The county Zoe the relief Of such iami-
lies This labor be performed after office
bouts, solely for the benefit of those concern'
ed, and without any compensation whatever
While Mr.. Boyer claims no merit for this ser
vice, still il is something for lhe voters OF 'he
county 10 think OF, especially as the abolition
party appropriate to themselves all the credit
Of being the exclusive friends Of the Union
aud of those who are giving their services and
lives 10 maintain It. H'' '''' .'"' W."
TagoDoRE p. EBY, our candidate for Re
corder, has for long time past been resi-
dent of this county, and BY his sterling integ-
ri,y and correct business habits, has earned
for himself reputation that any man of his
+ age might we'll aspire to OF his capacity to
discharge the duties Of the office there can be
no question. The Records Of ths county
could not be entrusted to safer or better
hands.
The candidate for Commissioners, GEoRGE
A. GEovE, is resident Of Miami Township
aud is we'll known to ell the voters Of thu
county as a careful, practical business man
; just the man for the place that is needed II
/ times like these. The Office Of Commissione
. is an important one, and all may safely rel.
I upon his ability to conduct the financial affair
OF the county in manner entirely satisfactory
to the people.
JOSEPH B. JOINS, candidate for Count.
+ Surveyor; JEssE DsNsT, for In6rmary Direc
= tor; JOHN WEAvER, for Whisky Inspector
{ MIcHAEL scHANrz, for Flonr Inspector, an
I GgoRoE WNDER, for Pork Inspector, are aI
+ good aud true men, aud in eyerY;resPect qua
|, ICED TO discharge the duties of the Offices
e which they have been nominated.
q Taken as whole, there was never bette
: or more acceptable ticket presented to tn
a sutfrages Of the electors Of this county. A
that is needed to secure it's election 10 a
II earnest and united effort on the part OF II
:. Democracy Remember that full vote Q
n our side is always victory. The time
q. near, and we confidently hope that no Dem
,f crat will be absent from his post on the day
9, election.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05

TIE Journal has been informed by
responsible men" that MIR. GILLESPIE
was at WALrz's Grocery last night, while
the Union meeting was in progress out
side. We are informed by responsible
men" that GILLESPIE was at the place
mentioned. He came there just as Hon.
IL. b. GuNoKEL was concluding his lying
abolition harangue outside" We are
also "responsibly" informed that he met
there Mr.. +. S. SAGE, Captain of Police,
Mr.. THEoRDoRE BARLOW and several othei
gentlemen of the Republican persuasion
among whom was his Honor Mayor ELLIS
who is no doubt the responsible" gentle
man who conveyed the above importan
intelligence to the Journal.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05
A STRAW From THE ARMY OF rnE PoroMlc

: A STRAW From THE ARMY OF THE PoroMAc.
The l4th Pennsylvania Regiment OF vol.
untsers, by a canvass taken in their regiment
last week, recorded majority Of 100 for Nc
Clellan. This regiment, it will be remem.
bersd, Is ''at the front" doing guard duty aI
the heAdquartsra Of General Meade We
regard this vote as sighiReaut Of how the ar
nv vote will be cast, and publish the state
men. OF the fact with rare Satisfaction y iiA
A Pennsylvania regiment arrived here on
Saturday evening" Tbs,vots Of this regiment
is as follows, AZ taken on the cars on the roSt'
from Baltimore to this city! ihr
Geo b Mcclellan .iE bsuiT hsa cd 746 a
Abraham Lincoln 10 ,&UTRass 23O
John @ Fremont 40
- Washington Union.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

5ECBElARl Or slAIE
WILLIAM W. ARMSTRONG,
uf Seneca County.
SUPREME JUDGES,
lF1H FULL TERn,)
PHILADELPH VAN TRUMP,
ul Fairfield County.
go IILL yACAEcIEs')
I.OuS YRsancyi
MACHIAS c. WHITLEY,
uf hancock County.
short Vacancy,
ALEXANDER 3. BOYS,
OF i4IghlAnd County.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
LYMAN K CRITCHFlELD,
OF Holmes County. -
roNPTROLLER OF THE TREASURY,
WILLIAM S " PRENTlSS,
OF Franklin County
SCHOOL. COMMISSIONER,
ALEXANDER s RAMSEY,
OF Hardin County.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
(FULL TERA,)
WILLIAM LARWlLL,
of Ashland County,
(sJR vsCAEcT,)
CHARLES B0ESEL,
Of Aualaize County.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05
THE PRICE OF PAPER.

What's the matter with the psper.makers2
They do not appear to have heard OF the de-
cline in gold When the latter. went up TO
2s5 they promptly advanced the price Of pa
per TO 20 cents per pound. "because Of the
rise in the value in chemicals" This was
submitted to, but now that gold hss declined
to 100, and chemicals have gone down 10 pro-
portion, paper remains 1T z5. Printing papeE
of superior quality can ncE be imported from
Europe aud laid down 10 New York at 10
cents per pound OF course this will be done,
And perhaps the paper makers will persist in
keeping up the price until they force all tbs
leading consumers to bring their supplies
from abroad Then it is easy TO tell what the
effect will be upon the American msnufactu
rers. 1t is fact that paper mills in Great
Britain are now, TO large extent, suspended
for want of market for their products, anC
news print, tar superior to that now used il
this country, is selling at 8 to 81 cents pei
pound, deliverable on board at Liverpool. o
course il is not the interest OF newspaper pub
fishers TO do anything that will permanently
q cripple American manufacturers, but the
cannot be expected to pay 20 cents pc
pound for ordinary paper, when they can in
port much better quality, at = saving {
o eight or ten cents per pOund. We warn theI
v to look to their interests before it is too lat
: Paper cannot be maintained at 3 cents
England aud 20 cents in the United State
y with gold at 1870 or less. That's certain x
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05

Il is announced that Meade has not been so
successful in late military movements as was
expected,
The public will be surprised TO lesrn, as
thew DO through the Cincinnati Gazette sPe-
cial that Beast Butler goes for Lineoln =
Who dreamed for moment that be would do
ANYTHING else
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05
Keep IL Before the People.

Heep il before thepeople tbatAbFaham Liz
coin was nominated at Baltimore by q Con
vsniion packed by office holders and party
hacks. An army OF contractors and place
hunters against the wishes Of the great major
ity oflhe people and Of his own party put him
right and pure pair lots rspudiate him and go
foE Mcclellan. PLATA Dedler,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05

II the Journal editors are to be believed,
the present Mayor and police are wholly iA-
com etsnt to discharge ther dutiss. Mob
iolsuoe, and crime Of every character is tho
order Of the day and Of the night. We dOn'i
say such is the fact, but the Journal declares
it TO be 90.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05

The Republicans have good deal to say
about gunboAts, in connection with McClel-
Ian. We believe none Of them have Published
the fact that old Abe fed to a gunboat, and
remained hidden for day or two, on the oc-
casion of the recent threatened attack on
Washington,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05
A Hard HU.

The Journal of this morning has hard
hit at BEAST BUTLER, aud FoREEY, the
Presidents dog. Here is what it says
; "a blackguard who revies the meanest of
the (female) sex is considered dog among
blackguards
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05

From Missouri We learn that Price is ad-
vanoing in three columns, but whether on
Rolla, JeffeFson City or 81 Louis, Is not
known. The foFtifieetons at 81 Louis were
fnll manned yesterday as q precautionary
measure; Gen. Ewing has not been heard
from for several days u .,i ll'te 4ttt tts..i.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05

neS- Persons who advertise in the Empire
are not expected 10 pay the whole profits ot
their business for the privilege. Neither does
the Empire warn customers from coming to
tbs city to purchase goods.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05

Col Gilem, who has been at Bulls Gap,
has driven the rebels from Carters Station on
the East Tennessee aud Virginia Railroad. -
BE was destroying the bridge and railroad.
This will prevent the transportation OF sup
plies from that rich valley TO Less army.
Geo. Burbridgs, who left Kentucky some time
ago with cavalry force, captured the salt
works near Abingdon, Va, with little resist
ance. 't'f ii'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05

The Journal editor 10 a brilliant fellow he
has powers of dscernment not allotted to or
binary men. For example, he assures the
Union men of the county that if they don
vote for Davidson, they promote the election
of GillespieI Who but W ID. b would have
made such discovery
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05
@totcsl

NUREs Coughs. Colds, Sore Throat, AsthmA, and
4 Conaumpton 1t In only necessary Tor any oha
troubled with these complaints 70 try one bottle oi
StrickIands MelhFuOas Cough Bdlsdfs
To convince them thai tie the best preparation ever
need il not only cures the above affections Of the
Throat and I.ungS but u cures Night BWeate Rnd
snittng OF ri nd aud IL an e1ceent gargle Tor snys
kIpd oF Sore Throat. IL II pleasant 70 take and
sale medicine tor Infants Price % Gents Pef bottle
For sale by druggists generally. l.....t MIA,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05
IddInEs, Attack ON hr. GlMsspIe

We have communication fully vindi-
eating Mr.. GILLEsPIE, from the base i'm
putations Of d. w. IDDMGs. 1t came
too late for to-day's paper, but will be
published tomorrow. ......
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05

T6-If there is a single individual in the
Democratic party who deems 1t justhAble,
from any cause, to use mob violenes. against
Republicans, let him instantly abandon the
idea. Let us keep our glorious party unIaint
ed With the rsproaeh which has SO long dis
eraced the Republicans ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05

MoRE AScEssIoss. .-IsaiAh Pillars, Esq, Of
Lima, Ohio, and Horatio Wildman, OF San
dusky City, both prominent lawyers IN Their re-
spSctiVe counties, are out an favor OF MeClei
lsn.--Statesman.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05

! sdS-Ths people OF Dayton have now to
await the arrival of the Cincinnati papers for
the morning news The evening news is fur
nished by the Empire.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05

g. Volney Dorsey will speak at Beverly
Washington county, Ohio, on Thursday, Oct
9Th - Cincinnati GGzetfs.
Well, what Of ~ EHe E..sr
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05

What party set the example Of mobbing po-
litical meetings, in this State, aud in the
North generally
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05
Read the following:
f1Issf;o,o,,iat Of Hrs Sapab 8OaildA 4

NIetttNDNsotV
ALBANY, NEw YoRX.
PAOr. DEMUsS: Two years sg9 my scalp became
diseased and my hair commences tois out very asl
lac disease spread until my scalp was one complete
sore. II became very paintoli my rect n nght MAS
broken; the burning and itching sensation WAS unHup
or,able; would apply remedy alter remedy but
aniV momeutsry relief consulted several physi.
cians Of this city. informed by them that the
disease with which my scalp affected was the salt
Ri nm and that they cGuld not benefit me. read
your advertisement and saneluded 10 consult you.
You assured me that you would eradicate the disease
and restore my hair, which had become very thin,
With that assurance placed myself ~ your hands,
and the results are hsye luxnrisnt head Of ham
nav scalp is peTesty well, and my hair has ceased to
MIS- s1nAH GoUIS, Ne. III South Pearl strest;
tis fact acknowledged by all who have used the
Hair Rastorer and their name IS Legion, that It Is
THE ONLY PREPARATION
That would snectually and permanently restore the
| hair of those who are bald, and prevent
| THE HAIR FROM FALLING OFF.
The large and rapidly increasing sale q Restorative
is the strongest evidence OF the manifold dement's II 10
Ieoafsrrng upon i 'Hf hi q" ahta"
THE HUMAN FAMILY.
The confidence OF the public has been Obtained and
they ell unite 10 attesng to is merit and vast snPeTi'
O'" OVER ALL PREPARATIONS
Ever intrhdueed. do not reeommSnd mI prerAra-
ton To cause hair 70 grow slH ieet N usoy ss osy
eonsistent with the Of Nature To those who are
skepucal ncredulous, VIII make bona hde ousr'
T win forfeit $1,000 M .., .
Zone Thousand Dollars) IL fail to cure the worst
cases partial baldneSs, under fifteen years ssnd'
ing rue r ONLY GEN INE HAIR REsroRER.
This wonderful remedy is sold BY druggists EsnsT'
~ ~ YOUR DRUGGIST HAS NOT GOT 1T SEND
=. FOR IT.
NH-Oures guaranteed in every case where the d
rsctlonA for rse are implicitly obeyed. A i.ts 4.
sNrPnce, VI per boltle, 2I sH ootnss % Ii91,k1 i9T
Sole Proprietor, No, 80 Orange street.
| felSdIY Albany, HeM ioIkt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05

Ward Meeting TO-night.-A. CAHHL
Esq, will address tue Democrats Of the I'd and
Sd Wards this evening. Turn out and heAT
him.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05
ID 4 Sd Warders, Attention

The Democrats and other Union Men
of the Second and Third Ward Clubs,
will be addressed at the Miami Engine
House, on WEDNESDAY, NIGHT
October 9th. A. Cahill and others will
address the meeting. Nae ,ur.fa i.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05

B6S-Ws congratulate the Republicans on
the fine weather they enjoy for their meeting
at Carrolton Providence smiles on their ef
forts. lih II''iIt