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lDe.olution OF IOO.partnershlp.

UluE partnership hafetofoft existing nnder tho firm
l. of fEhSEpsq, MApsF& Go In Mthnga Baaihess
az t"BdeteJ4 max" DgfoH, OhD was dissolved by
mutual copeenr on. the 18Th day ofAugtHt, ls6f
All persons knoeihg iemselyeF indebted 70 said
firm, are requested toehi and settle, and MI having
elsua against the firm will pres eut them for pay tnent
lmnIedhiay. The books win bs found at the Office
~ IJEH6Y, FEftNEDING s. SON, No. y, Ksnten
street, Wh6td alone, the accounts will be beted. ,a,
HENRY FERNEDING, 30
GEORGE MAUSE, sf
ANDREW mAUSE.
" uIa Ind
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j MTJSTCfSTORE.

1HIE attention of musicians aud all Ioyersof music
i II called ~ our splendid assortment OF MuAcM
1nitrnineiitB OF tho most approved manufacture.
We have consistently ON hand u iDe stock OF Victims
Fiuas, GUITARS Coneertibos, and Acooffeons Of every
variety OF qIIalIty and pr. .ce. tI tI.sj
being also agents t1r Ernest Cables celebrated
Piano Fortes We nre able 60 furnish thu public with
these hne instruments which may bo hyofahly com Z
pared with The beAl NOW mauHf4ftured.
our iasntas such NJ 10 snable uHto furnish tho
above, w. also music books ahstt Inutc aud all KINDS
OF musical merchandise al prees and terms that can
not iA 10 prove satisfactory 10 purchasers.
hCh. J.S A. fIsHBh! It n sin street,
gzH rrt-.F Betacra Ilsira aad kauEth.
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aaily empire, tip
TRAVELLERS REGISTER.
ss.Trans esnd dopartfrom tho Union Dope

ss-rrains aTnyeand dopartfrom tho Union Dop9
aa fnllOW8t aII.I.
CIBOInEArI, HAHILToN AHp DAYTON.
.'lt ~ .l t'itl DspuTt arrive
Louisville and ST. Lotis Mate. s3Oa 4
Ciuephnati Aeeommodat on.....Tm a m $40 NJ
Cincinnati haiL...,...,.,,, ,,.-.-.s0op m 7bOpu
Omonpati Accommodation. $50 y VA
DAYTON, XtnA AND CoLunhUs.
Eastorn E1press.. m $40 Il
litl. q. .I.IiH $50 a N
Eastern ESpresse .,.,....,.... i95O IN Q45 q
sAHBusEy, DATroE ARD oisomSATI.
aanduaky Mail ,",....,s .,y,".e40 a IN 7il5
Huntsville Accommodation. .4.s.0O y m 24b p u
DASf6h AHb. hiI6HieaS.
Chicago MaiI....!l..s..!...LAlss35 m T20a
Chicago and Detroit hXpress.- 800 pm go -
I.l IsDIAEA OESrAAI, AND DAYroE WEsrEEH.
g. J,ous and Chicago Mhil-.-l 90 m IlaO n
Ipd inapols ecouimodaton"sibO pm $50 u
~ lgus Fundamentally IN l225 u
li' y DfSToN A UEios.
AccoulInp6 p6e'ion."....."~.D.....t.s;O0a a. a m O65an
k1press'.' '.'..''.'..,.'.9'5O m olo Pn
Leaves d9ily.azecpt Monday stops only al Sonora
EhlDfado Isai RfeN gans Nb
ne Passengers CbSg East on the 100 m traiI
must purchase their tickets beiore $500 y IN. TLf
Ticket Oiice will not be open for this tram.
AUHHTBS W RlNsOR ia, Agent Z
CIsunulri ASp cHoAao R,sJ RoAD.
'.'H D5-. oOiEo soEu
MnL 1R.20 p.In...,...,.....",. Leave Wehmd lDaf "a
hight Express, II '55 ,......,...., 1880 ~
ouNG s1t4rU
Mail az pH......a...AIri,ssa at Richard 5l5 "a
Nijit ENpress, 600 N ,..,.' '@..... 80 n
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-21

HI Al 90. Nixon Ia the firm Of Breene Nixon, 4
shail continue 10 carry on the Wholesale aud Retail
Clothing tuelReas. Having large stock or clothing
on hand, purchased hpere the great hd vance shall
offer clothing nheaper than any other house ntown.
w ishng 60 reduce my stock, feHes thegeR8On Of my
Oh ring my gOo'la oeheapa sm sellag--' p
Fine black pants irom.. 900 TO $40 90
Fancy cashmere pants fr0n...4ss. o 90 10 10 90
PLAN and fancy caasine pahts 'front.' $50 10 90
Fine elOth coats from mood. ..l.,. "a % 10 ab DO
Fine Basaimere coats frorl.....,,... on 10 20;O0
Fine casstnet coats rom ..n.. so 10 ~ 90
large stock ~ oVeteOaiA itOm.... . % To IS no
Boys clolhing, Of superor tlass, which eannot be
surpdssed nthe Eastof Wost. large stock 0f boys
cape oyercoats, which am Offering exceedingly low
Also Al tgg stock of naee goods, wlch were pllT-
aplngMea wlfhs PresenI pnqef ,of gooa9 purchased
HaaszS No. ofMainSt / .opp0s,ie H. oonri ifGase
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Mustr.
STRINGMUSIO.

- n I-bII-N NJ M y k-IOs
/ AM preparsd 70 uruIAh String Music Tor Lntla
i p,rties, Ac., attha lowest possible rates hAyni
played with Prof Fapchbd during the last suu med
feel confident Chat can Hlisly all hs old custuml
ers. 4 am "A member qf The, keglmoptal Band, and
can furnish any uilinber OF pieces Tor string band.
All orders tett eith Charles Wheohald, corner Third
and Jefferson streets, under HuAton Hall, vii Id
promptly attended to- .-. u 1"'
dei5d3m ~ t.a DANIEL d. BAKER.
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dissolution Of rCO-Partnership.

VIE partnarahp heretofore existing under the firm
1 Of Breene Nixon, IN tho Clothing business,
wai dissolved by mutal consent on the 10Th day OF
August 1864. EHl iaH4s
W, g. Drecne is authorized to settle the aiIairs Of
die late arrh Hil EIil ltt vi G. BREEHE,
.s - -.. ... A. q. NIXON.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-21

y q O o 2, g q q 90.
=. TIE PLAN AND ORGA NTzATtoN OF tho Rtna
adi Rer hlS ye years severe t1a has reRliaed The
greatest publio advantage and sucGess or the va
vs. T,onS systans Of Fire assurance IN tho country
. . " la now bettor than ever prepared for flHty
B. .blXTEENTAOusAND H0SS'GLAfMs have been
f "a Trs1qIefd Trsn1qI s ead paid SIXTEEN MILLIONS oF
.6. THE CONSUMPTION OF PP0reRVv ~ FIRE
~ the United States RveragsH olui iuU, 900 daily
~ your property eNpnsed and unprotectad2 n 'fl
7, AtE you lNHUkEDH unot, whynoH Theeol
" Hnilngi tho duty ~ niane#t. hetesult mayt
Your Ieefhpe irOlu ruin--WhiG delny and negib.t
may involve yoiin bankruptcy, p0y rty or din 2
ID disappointment. f ..H- y ..H
b. PARTICULAR ATTENTION and regard is gwen
. TO Ofina RISKS A. well large ones. Aide securi.
" and superior commqrelal advantages Afforded
P"llcies Issued wIthOut Delay.
ie20ily- JOHN II sTOpPELMAN. Aeen. /,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-21
.al ,FIVE CENFs RRWARD.

s. '4 laas NNIBrOa d ORoMAs, hound hoy e,ehtaen
o. al'' WI yeara Qf age, runaway from lmorslgaes
about the ID iuati THUS 10 persohs rom
ett harbortnGof trusting him my aeeoNnt iaI6SH,
SeplS-Wst AGNRF BRENEER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-21
I. GIotbilla.
wlLLIAhI .WA1Knn,

NO. aol THIRD STREET, DAYTON OHIO,
= prepared 20 accommodate hlA customers witt
4 every article Of genilemens wearing apparel o
to latest style iand best quail w. Those Who want
COATS, pantsi vests, shirts, hoaiory, handk korehieh
gl0Fesg boots, shoes slippers, dc., will do wellN
give hn acRll. ..a 't's...I ii.i sl.Hl ID, au24
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-20
Yhespsraaseu. wretch.

Ia1s5S JEFF rson Davis yi,ich New Eng
land, and in his speeches at Pot and ard
Augusta, and othrr E,sIern cities, he made
repeaiel pntestaiions Of his devotion ts,
the Onion, AT Portland, Maine, he wou, d
up an elaborate eu,ory of the Union in
Sbese words o.. ,r-t-..--. r. r-4f
ri at come future time, when | am min
rlrd With the dust, and tho arm of my in
tant s,tuyhaa jbeen nrrycd for deeds Of man
hood. the storm al. wsr,shaald burst upon
yeur city.If.af that.rehing upon his inner.
isine tie inst net N Sis anee tors aud mine, |
lDay pledge hi,p in Ihayfe,iious hour 10 stand
ty your side in The dei, ise of ,cnr hssrf;
tones, and in maintaining the honor Of .
fag whoyeo constellation. though torn AMI
smok ell in many a battle ly sea and land,
has naver b.cti stained with di.hrnor, and
win, trust. forever hy as fee US The bieezs
which ,unfplis II. -ai ,I.i
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-20
50stin Is 4.

Too heavy a weight for Little Mac-Psn-
dle-toa.
p Oar army can boast ofa Mower and Sick
les-wby shouid il not be able to reap the
harvest OF yicsory!
j The me,hnJs by which the war don't is to
b. pad auI the rebellion crash d are very
siiniar; for the on mast be accomplished
by >u.ce &fd tax. the other by successful
ATTACKS.
Iu view Of The fact thi,t Clement L. Val
landghsp. the exiIel ,ra,tnr, is how stump
ing the Union tor Mcclellan, Democrats
ought not 10 COMPLAIN OF want ofCiement-
cy IN the Administration.
Gen Mcclellan bec,ma member Of q
rehgiou" sect called QIiker- during the
time he had cotninand Ut the Army of the
Po,omac. being urged thereto by wooden
guns.
Jubal is said to have invented stringed
1t is more than likely his
maleru .namasaEe viii be taught to play
upon an Instrument with Il single string. -
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Revolutions on tl,e Death or
VS. Jas. ~. Mc KfrahaE1. y

WHEREAS, During The battles before At
lanta, it pleased the Great Disposer of ma
tiops aea Of men in Ills mysterious PrSvi-
deDce, to remove from earth our esteemed
brother and co-lahorer. JAS ri. McKIaA-
llAN, of ihe 18th Oaio X .ciment; andA
WHEREAS, We deem il most fitting, 80
mrmbers Of the Periclesian Literary Society.
whose history he adorn-, 10 express our ap-
prt cistiOn Of his noile life. aud sorrow for
his un'iinrly death; therefore,
Resotcei, That while we sincerely mourn
the sad departure of him who. o.e lielary and
social Iiie was 10 intimately connected with
our Society, and weep, that a soldier 90
brave, a patriot 70 pure. and heart so warm
with generous AMI msny impulses. should
be hnshed in d 'ath. smid the shock OF bat
tie; vet We boz with meek submission to
the will Of an A'l-Wise God, who disposeth
OF men as He will.
Resetred, That his dying statement, "I
fell st,Dy post" is a mirror of his life, in
promptDess of his action, in the discharge
ot his duty. tor he shirkei at no responsi.
biIlty and was remiss in no task
iccsolced, That we ten Ter our warmess
sympathy to the family of the deceased, as
suring them that the teacher4' profession
has lost jealous worker, society good eit-
isen. ard The army tai, HUI soldier. Il
ResJteed. That a copy Of tines. resolu.
tinfrs be seut to the fIm;ly of the deceased,
and also to the BELNoNr CnRoNIcLE and
Cadiz Republican tor publication.
Prest Miss G.. PcMpHREY,
VIcc-Pres't Nr ALEX. ". MORRISON
Sec'y, Ni4s E1gA HUss,
Rec. Sec'y. Mr. T. g. MEcHEM,
Gnnrlftoe, Prriele-sn Literary Society
Hopeda!e, Ohio. 0et. 4, 1864.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-20
Hw0u IA

alive Under the traditions of IA former
glory. The true DemcciAts have retired
from il, In the name Of our common hu-
manity. of II. interests IN al generation. and
all time, aud in the name Of that proud un-
tarpi-be !. un .ullied escatcheon is which We
as American. all reje,cs; in the name Of all
this. prpn1unc, with all s,ierh 1ty here
fortnight that the accursed Dfmpcfatic party
i, dissolved tcheer-l; an1 so5of all other
psrtie@-iccursed be their names accursed
dand they in the eye ofpatriotisri. banished
from the presence Of the Deity. sn1 descend
ing to the bpttomless pit. Party j. the bane
Of people WHEN Sru ling tor Lies We are
here tonight, not q. Republicans. bnt ss
good, sound. solid Union men. and IS such
stand with you, and as such you wiltshire
the momentou. blow Of Tuesday. Having
struck that blow, November will catch its
echo an return to yon the glorious news
that a. Penn>ylyanis has saved the Union.
50 the Union throughout its breadth and
extent has sived itself. '[AprIausc. Now.
then. allow me once more to ask you who
are they against whom you are contendihg?
appeal to the Chicago platform. The
Democrats so-cslled are the advocates Of M
conditional surrender, not ofhte en- my TO us
but Of US 10 The enemy; but am answered
tlat peactfu' as 'nst Hstf1rnI ~, tne man
who stanls upon it stands emphatically in,
the attitude Of war. A warrior whose
first move is remohstrance; warrior who,
instead of We logic OF the musket, recon
mends the exhaustion Of all the arts of
statcsmanship rec,gniz 81 in civil life; q ,car.
rior ,oho ins,ead ofbreaking 6> lines Of tie
enemy. could bre',k the heart Of his country
lApplause He a war Democrat. and he
on the Chicago platform; it is impossible. -
janus OF the oldsntime had two faces
of war and one of peace. Let Janus retire.
AMI George B. Mcclellan hereafter stand as
the embIem OF pro-Slavery Democratic war
to save Republic. for know of no better
doubln,tace than that imposed upon Geo.
B. Mcclellan"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-20
A Democrat Den ON Democracy.

Atat monster mass meeting at Philadel'
phia, on, Monday evening, prior to the eleer
ton, Gen, John Cochrans, an old Dsnto-
cvat, made sspeech. He spoke among other
things Of the word "Dcmocracy," and said:
1i"hisa snare ANIL a. delusion, by which
innocrnt MEN are led downtn bloody graves
and caumries enthusiastically ruined. Be
@ nf saRsis ss
Democrats are nd longer Democrats. They
VINO once made atfobIe. dipni6ed. Atd pa
trio,ic psftyi-st the head OF which stood
ths, s,fouuder, nAndrew Jackson-~thae party
Is dissolved Applause. LIS ssv kept
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-20
t II You do. use 90 '' -".""
Hoohand's German Bitters
From Mention Bropn. d d., EHfor Of ii,
Encyciopedia of I,siig ions knopledge, T

From J NcBton BroDR. d d. EHfor Of tie
{ Encyclopedia Of Reiigions Ano~irdge,
Although not disposed to favor recommend Paieni
Medicines in G. neral Ihrou dsitust o their ingr-d-
ents ana elcls YET know OF sufficient why
man cannot testify to the encft he bell yes himself To
have received rol,i any simple rreparnoi In tic hope
thai be may thus contribute 10 the benefit Of others.
do this the readily in regard to Hoofands s(er
man Bit'ers- prepare by Or G. NJ. Jackson OF ,hi'
city. because was Ir-lntc.d aganist them for ,nnny
yeurs. u.der the impressiea thai they rhiely an
alchoholic mixture am Indebted TO my friend. Robert
Shoemaker. ESQ., for the removal oil this prejudice iy
proper uud for encouragement To try them wheu
suffering from great and hong continued debility. The
OF three boitle. Of these Bitrrs ut the beginning OF
the present year. followed hy evide.t relief and
re>toraou degrre OF bodily AMI urriinl yicor which
hnd not felt for six months brIor- md had almost de
friends for directing me to the use of them.
~ NJ J. NEWTON BROWN
Philadelphia, June ~ 1861. l...r. -..
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-20
rERsns or ADv En1assaH.
Mean.hile The Captain wa- shouting to the

Meanvhile the Captain was shouting to the
boatwain, DO you see the end of the
berg '..sgsin and again, for all our safety
Icy 10 our spesdily gaining the opeu sea. -
AZ length, sfier. many times, /" MT yet,
sir, J" he said, y Yes, sir, close by;" and
% snothey minute we passed our enemy, snd
eere in open sea once MORE
Three loud cheers passed foro and aft.
and again we shook each other by the hand,
and thanked God for our deliveranee. The
saloon passengers Immediately held special
religious service, and so did the interrhedi.
ate and tteerage, and these services were
contioued daily till our arrival in Liverpool.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-20
M rredlterraneanl.W, .W,heat..I

Two hundred and fifty bushels Of wheat
from the Mediterranean, n, which is pronounce
ed by Commissioner Newton to be superior
to any of the sort that he has before seen,
have reached Washington in good condiiienI
The Department OF AsricultUrei is now pre-,
pared ta send out parcels in n,ode,ate gnani
titles to farmers or planters who may apply
in, person or by letter for the same. ,lof az
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-20

WHy are ereenbacks more valuable than
gold. even at its present price2 Because,
when you put a greenilack in your pocket,
you double it. and when you. takei it out
again you 6ndi increases. 1t'tN .gpnea
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-20

NJ sA,Egkt HEALa,. OF Wheeling town
shin; Ba'niG county, hass,pnrchase ! Of MI.
sIr.dh 4, Biaeham and z @. Eells, Of
Xarwpns, their celeh'a'ed buck,. Prince
for Which lie peid 81, 2,no). Judges inform
TO thiseann,ry. IT, can be scsn a, TIealea's
assI. i rom tkis fIMie IHMsf Cad. a s Se"',ns
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-20
IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS.
Choss having Friends in the Army

We call the allenii III OF all having relatives or friends
in the army TO the FACT that fioOais German lit
iersr will nine enihs OF the isruses induced ny
exposure aud prvalons incident to camp lile In the
lists published almost daily in the newspapers. on the
ARRIVAL OF tho sick it will be- noticed that very large
proportion suffering from debility. Every ease ol
that kind be readily cure by Houfard's German
Bii,ers Diseases resulting IRON disorder of the dges-
tive organs are speedily removed. We have no hcsa
IN in stating that il ihesr Bil,ers freely used
a nong soldiers, hundreds of lives might lie saved
ihit Otherwise wpuld l'e lost. ~ ".r
We call pa rcuur attention TO the following rrnnrka
bic and well authenticate of of the natou's
heroes. whose life, 10 his own language hus been
suved BY the Blticrs. "
.s-r rH.st PHILApErrurA. Aug 2li, 1862.
MBssRs. JoNEs h EvANs:-Weil. gentlemen, your
Iiooaands lie rlnnn Biucrs has saved my ie. There
ITO mistake in this II 10 voucrd for by numbers
my cunratles some of whose names appended. aud
who were cognlzani oi all the circumstances Of my
Gaze. nm and have beeli i"r !he ihsl Tour yrhtS;
,nemher OF Slermuns celebrated battery, and un'r tile
immediate command OF Captain Ayers. Through
the exposure attendant upon my at.nous duties was
lungs and for seventy-two days in the hospltal -
This was followed by great debility, heigitrncd by an
attack Of dyseniery. was then removed from the
OF Maine, " from which landed Oh the 18th Of june
Since that time have been about as low as any one
could he and sill retain spark OF vitality. For week
more was scarcely able 10 swallow anything ami
II DID force morsel down. il was Immediately thrown
up again. g ~
could not even keep glass Of water OH rry stomach
l.e could not last under such circumstances; aud nc
cordngly The physicians whe have been worbing fHih
inliy though unsiccessfuly TO rescue Inc from the
grasp OF the dread Archer frankly told they could
do ior me- and advised me to see Clergyman
and TO nuke such disposition Of my limited funds MS
hest suited inr. An scqusintpnce who visited me nj The
hospital Mr. Frederick Slcbrown, OF Sixth street. be-
low Area advised nie4as iorlorn hope 10 iry your
iiers and kindly procured me hottie From tie time
oonmenc ed '.k'g them the gooniyr shadow oi defiih
rrcedcd ~ an now. Thank God Tor IT, gruug hellcr
Though ave taken hut two bottles. ] have atcndy
gain-d ten poaIds. aud feel snnguiie ol bpig per-
miiied 10 relon my wife aud daughters froni whom
have heard nohing for eighteen mouths for gentcmrn,
Lam leya vrsnial iron the vicinity of Fr,hi Roynl.
To your Invaluable 3ers owe the certainly oi iiie
ers will owe iiie glorious privilege of agpT Ella spng
to my boson, those who the deafe 10 me In life.
I, Very iruiy yours, .t = lSh9C MALt,NE.
we fully concur in the iruu, Of the sbove ,ialnmsn,
restored to he nti. f''L t1| p 20 tf' .'t Ut I"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-20

"A BRSvE Young officer will, Gtn Sher-
ilan. wiring from Wiuchoster- Virginia,
rerar,h htba,snoegofaear ri.sesals. when he
s,,w IhelRihel lip9 hsef / h,"i ,pnp, Fth@,s
HiiltexcIain,ea, -"Therr goes another klsSlSr
aus sf ~ eAisass PLATFORM"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-20

CHIEf JusrsoEN RSaEa, B. ITAsEr died
at Washington on tho 18th inst, after .
asw days illaessy
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-20

JOHN CUDDLEBAcK ts New York.
GEORGE A.aACKLHY. Co. @. tith Maine. i'i
LEWIS CIIEVADIER. 92d New York. ul .afii
l. p. SPENCE. Let Artillery, Battery +. ,.. ...-.
J. D. FASEWEII. Go. y, I'd V-rinoai. +" 30
HENRY - JEROME do do ~ VT
HENRY r. MACDONALD, Co. g, 6th Maine, .f'
JOHN r. WARD. Go. q. 5th Maine. .r
HERMAN KOCH. Co II. 72d New York "a
NATHANIEL B THOMAS, Coz y. asth Pcun. si
ANDREW J. KIAfBAIf. Co. A, 3D. VetmonL
JOHN JENKINS, Co. u, iOeth Penn a,
See that the signature Of &C. NJ, JACKSON h on
the wRAPpER OF each bottle.
t.t BEWARE OF coUNrERFEIrs. :
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-20

I nIIIu p IFroH ibe New foft Posl1 I|II'
l. Ms.yJeffsfson Davis's address to his dis
,heartened Companions in revolt. delivered at
Macon ootho 24th Of September, is in its
tone not unlike the terrible words which
Milton puts into the mouth Of Satan when
he would rally his dropping followers after
being cast out Of heaven. Surveying the
blissful seats which could possess no more,
tho archanOel exclaimed. t
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-20

Too heavy a weight for Little Mac-Psn-
dle-toa. ....-...
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-02

announce the extension Of the McGregor
Western Railway to OSsian, Iowa, 40 miles
west Of McGregor. This is practically an
extension Of the Milwaukee and Prairie du
Chen Railway, one Of the very best roads
in the northwest, and forms the most expe
ditious route to points in northern Iowa.
Stages run from Postvillc to West Union
also from Ossian to DEBORAH ard New Ore
gon, and all places Of importance in northern
Iowa. We rejoice at the extension of rail-
way facilities to our western neighbors, for
aside from the benefit to them and the enter
prising railway companies, it is increasing
the volume Of trade that is pouring into our
city. Xil,caulee Wisconsin.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-02

IT is impossible TO enjoy the bloom OF health and yivac
ity of spirits unless e Mcnses regular the time
the qUantty and quality. When they ObsrUcted ma
te maEcs her cTnr's to Obtain Tor it other outlet
nd unless these efforts 81 nature assisted the ten
usually experiences pcsVGnency. Nervousness, and
finally CONSUMPTION ASSUMES its sway and pr,ina-
turels terminates miserable Ii'e.
DO not suffer from these Irregularities when invest
msn Of dollar and quarcr in Lyons Periodical Drops
will regulate and restore nature to is healthy course.
Do NOT TIE IMPOSED UPON
no NOT BE IMPOSED CPON
bv those who hav. other preparations which they desire
palm of upon the strength Of the popularity Of
Drops. Eut when the druggist apply to has not gct
them either make him bS them for you, else ercost
20 70 he nearest general wholesale agent, who will
turn YOU bottle by return express.
See TIA tie Of Jno L. Lyon Is written upon the
directions which wrapped around each hottle None
others genuine Therefore, hcr Of couutrrfciis
They for sale by every druggist IN city and country
at % per bottle. lfyou wish relief take other.
DR.. JNO l.. LYON,
Practicing Physician, New Haven Tenn.
Who can be consulted concerning all Diseases either
personally or by letter.
Gee C. Goodwin Co, Boston D : Barnes & Co ,
New York; Lord smith Chcsso Wholesale Agony .