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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-19
MORNING REPORT.
R.bsis Capture s,ooo Reeves.

Nav GoRI September l9-The Worlds
Army OF the Potomac correspondent gives the
following account OF the capture of our cattle
To the rear of portion of our line, was pick
eted by the First District Of Columbia cavalry
there was II large field in which there were
about three thousand head ofvery fine beeves.
Az the enemy had been constantly throwing
scouts through the country there about He
bad probably learned the fact, aud resolved to
posseBs himself OF our rireasure Accordingly
at daylight yesterday morning revealed him
approaching close III from of the lat District
ol Columbia Regiment in two strong lines of
battle. The first comprising tho troops Of w.
u. Lee, ;he second being Wade Hampton le-
gion, numbering about 3 900 Quickly break
ing in front our plckats, turned by right and
left moved around the cattle and drove of
the entire herd, likewise many horses belong
ing 10 our men, all this was done so quickly il
was impossible TO get any reinlorcements here
iu line to check the bold movement A brig.
Rde Of cavalryunder General Davis and anoth.
or General kautz sent out with view of ia
tercepting them 1t il believed they can
cross the Norfolk Railroad, but their success
will all depend who arrives Mt this position
first At the same time an attack was made
on ourrear. To consecutive m ovements were
made against our lines in front Of Crnwlords
and Ayers divisions, the pickets being driven
in on the main body on both occasions
This fact leads to belief that the massng
Of troops at this point is only feint, being
IN fact part Of a movement for securing a
drove of cattle.
AT the time Of closing this dispatch moth
ing definite had been heard from the pursu-
ing force.
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m.srsl.. ts@,ne IL rapidly.

WAsHlEroS, Sept ls The following is an
exlract Gtpn AIei,Gplof q Prpypst Marshal
and there ARE many more to the snme effect
" Recruiting has been The main business oi
the office for the last ten days! Never before
during the present war, as far us our observa
ton goes, has there been anything like the
interest nov displayed By the people in OBJ,
talpg lneh Tor The army. The class Of men
enlisiing Is from the most respectable portion
oJ the cQmmhnlty and go INTO The service
with conscience behind their bayOnsis. ~.
"During the present work | have mustered
and septlo tho general rendezvous 300 men.
They go into the service willingly and cheer
fully From presHnl Indications should say
that the quota of this district can be filled
or nearly so---by volunteers, 10 n very short
time. My forces are working night mud day,
TO take care OF men as they come---Sundays
not excepted; ana viii ebDtnue 10 do SO ue
long as necessity demands. u ,nf
Another Provost Marsal writes ms follows !:
" During the last ten days nearly 900 re,
crulls have been accepted and mustered at
these headquarters ''TheI men presenting
themselves are by far the best IAsn that have
been examined since this office was estab-
lished
Z The general Court Martial sitting at
0harleslo~n, Wrpih.a, has Ienleneed Colonel
John /, Smnl9p 7Slh Pennsylvania, Yolup,
teers, to he cashered Tor disobedience Of or.
ders, and cowardies
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-19

SeptemLer 10 --0ur troops which started in
pursuit Of the party that CARRIED Of the cattle
did not succeed in overiaking the rebels, they
having too mach the start aud saiely elected
their escape with the herd numbering 4S6
heads Sixteen herdsmen we're captured aud
two killed. The loss Of the guard, composed
of the First District Of Columbia cavalry is
not known, but supposed TO be quite large.
The cattle formed part Of the supplies for the
troops operating az eainst Richmond aud not
for the Army bfthe Potomac generally
Bripadier General Mott has been made
brevet Major Generally the President for gal
liant SERVICES duriug the campaign,
Firing is kept up along the lines and no ex
change OF papers are made between the pick
cts.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-19
= Yroln ,lls ahsn an.loaA v.l,.y.

NEw Y0GS, Sept. ls.---The HerAId'a Shen,
andoah curt esP0udent has the following '.
One of our men who was "a prisoner, aud
who has escaped, reports tho enemy as huy.
ing taken y pontoon thih through Winches.
ter, ip he dreellpp ~ MarlinSburg, three
days ago Another report saye that the enc
mys pioneer corps IL engaged constructing
ponIoons Early's headquarters Rrc near
Stephenson.
Vule humher OF conscripts were arriy.
ing TO reinforce General Early Two hundred
and eighty UOion prisoners are held near
Winchester.
A reeonhoissahce found tayaliy near Bun
ker Hill, aud infantry four miles north Of Ste
phenson, .,
BriRadier General Aycrill has been made
Breyei NAj9rGrperal from Agust 7th Col
II. PoNrll hes been made Bdgudier Gene.
raj Tor distinguished services.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-19
The Meeting il Cincinnati We judg,


The Meeting in Cinoinnati--We Judge
from the accounts we have, that the McUlel.
Ian ratification meeting in Cincinnati on Sat.
urday night was the grandest demonstration
OF the sort ever witnessed in Ohio The peo-
pie, according The Eaquirer, literally con-
stituted an army with banners. More than a
column of that paper is devoted to the mot
toes alone Among others, we notice such
as these Thou shalt not kill ~ "McClel.
Ian with the olive branch in one hand, aud
the sword in the other" Unanimous at
Chicago aud the pole "PendletoD, the
Cincinnati boy" rwell may Cincinnati be
proud Of her boy mo Peace without In.
ion Devoted to the Union ever, We will
not desert it tnow" "The Exile has returned 4"
1--WE want another George, We've had
enough of the rail.spllter" "The order that
never came ring away, Seward, for on March
4th you die accompanied by a representa-.
ton or Seward 10 his Office crying out IRE nr.
rest Val, Nc, &c
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-19
The Gigantic HippOpOtamus! !

or "BFHEMorH" Of Holy Writ, OF whom Il il declared
Dob $3.50 Upon earth there not his like" This
Ars Hpeohnen OF the brute creation, ,he last yesse
OF pre- AdaHnte erstenc, wAs captured by his present
keeper, Al l. { Egyptian, by order OF the Viceroy
OF Egy pt, 2OO0 mes abo We Cairo, the White Nile
ID Africa, and waa imported into tina country ut an
expense of more than stOOOO, by q. @. lUIcK, Esq,
WITH whom such arrangements have been made aa 10
enable the Management TO present him TO the public
make up this Caiaolysm Of Wonders comprising this
l9ganlic combination.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-19
atm.raI Grsnt az IIoms.

BuHLlN0T9E,h September lS -Lieulepanl
General Grant arrived AT II O'Clock last
night ona sbert yiqt 10 bis family This
morning anumbrr OF gentlemen paid their re.
the Common Council aRd a vast coneourse Of
people. His amiable andiunalIected manner
IN receiving the gteefinRs extended 10 him.
won the hearts Of all As the train moved olI
gnthusiastiG qbeega bade him God speed 10
the great work before him =" ''..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-19
Georgia w,,hdrswIng her milua.

CnArrANoooA, Sept 1.-THE Gilin Rebel,
OF the lith, contains an order by Governor
Brown, Of Georgia, Withdrawing the $4,000
militia from Hoods army Tor thirty days
Thiriytiye thousand Union prisoners ut An.
dewonvile, Ca have been removed to Sa-
vannah aud Augusta
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-19
Rebels Capture a Telegraph Construc.
ttOn COrps--AIsO Whole Regiment.

Rebels Capture a Telegraph ConstFue-
tton COrps-AIsO "A Whole regiment.
NEw ioRG, Sept l9,-The Herald CORES.
poudeut says
telegraphio construction corps, engaged
"a putting up wires between this point and
Fort Powhattan, Wandering 10 men under
Wm Mcintosh, with his wagons, 3G in mum.
Der, and 30 miles OF wire, were captured. -
VIM Mcintosh, Frank Thompson aud col.
ored teamsler, are all Of the party known to
have escaped.
A party was immediately sent in pursuit,
which came up with them at u small creek
near Hawhinsyile, on tho Jerusalem plank
road, where we found them strongly entrech.
ed beyond a stream, with the bridge torn IN
and An almost impassable swamp intervening
Col, Slednan, who commanded the advance
brigade, made strenuous efforts to carry the
position but finding il too strong, General
Davies ordered up the I'd brigade, under Col
Smith, and Clarke's battery, for a combined
effort, The 9Th and 10th Pennsylvania and
lSt Maine regiments we're formed on the left
OF the road, while lst Maspachusets and 9Th
OHIO were on the right Tho nature Of tho
ground compelled them to fight dismounted.
Ailer vigorous artillery fire by Lieuten.
ant Cameron and RchenbeGher, OF Clarks
battery, a general assault was ordered which
WAS obeyed with will, but without success, The
ehefnys line was found both longer aud
stronger than ours
The LIST Mass regiment in n charge, be-
came entnngled with the enemy aud fought
them hand to hand but were obliged to fall
back
The enemy had six pieces OF artillery while
We had only four. In the meantime we could
hear nothing from General Kautz, although
. prisoner Informed ua that they had captured
q whole regiment of Kaulz command, with
siNteen shooters. If this be the case il must
be the lst District of Columbia regiment as
they are the only regiment that are armed
with sixteen shooters
As il now stands, our chances of re-eap apturing
the cattle are very slim, and We have TO owl
that the rebels have ontwitted us this time
and make the best of IT, Our loss to-day in
the 2nd division are not more than twenty
or twenty-five.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-19
New York stool m.rL.,..

NEw YoRK, Sept l9-Stocks firm; ster.
ling duh ! 90; Gold opened 23t closing
at 2 26 G. B. Q. 234 Erie 81 Reading
s0i One Year Certificate 943 1910 cOn.
pons 81 $40 coupons lOa Z 30 coupons
| ~; q. s. sG'sl coupons ! Os; IT, s. SO Gs
Registered | 20.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-19

FoRTREss MoNnoE, September l6 Nothing
new transpired here to-day General Butler
returns TO the front tomorrow The mail
steamer has arrived from City Point, but
brings no important news.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-19

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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-19

NEw loRE, September 1.-THE Herald'0
Washing on sneeial says, Mr. Adams, minis
ter to England, is to be ncceeded by Mr.
Chase, and Ii. j. Raymond 10 to be minister
to France aI hfI W nl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-19
pesalatLon OF OO.partner,hlp.

NuE partherHhip heretofore existing under the firm
nj "BWokeys hith" Dayton, Ohio was dissolved by
mntnsi eOncenb on the 18th day OF August, 1864
All peTsonr knowing tnemHeves indebted 10 said
hrm are requested TO call and settle, and all having
clal0a against the rm will them for payment
immediately. 1he books will bs found at Che office
Of HkEEY FERNEDING A son, No. 4, Kenton
street, whore alone, the accounts will he settled
f.-a HkNRY FERNEDlNI3, il
. GEORGE MAuAE,
LsulF ANDREW MLUsE.
Dayton, August ", 1894 auglS.lmd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-19

SAS Francisco, Sept ls.--George II viii
lams pncondloupl Uoion Democrat, was
elected o. s. Senator by the Legislature Of
Oregon yesterday lie Ia a native % Massa.
ohuselis and was formerly Judge of the Iowa
Supreme Court
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-19
ArrsaI.

\. INDIANAPOLIS, September ls Dir. Bowles
Of Bowleo SpnbRs, I1dians, Was 6rtealed to.
day by order OF Major General Hovsy, GA a
charge Of treason He will be brought 10 this
eitya \ a AT q Y ST. 81 W.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-19

Ths CIRCUS Troupe is the largest and most
complete ever combined IN one establishment, being
composed OF the most popular, Hkilliul and aocom.
phshsd performers Ia the ploiession, b1ving been
Selected tom the hrAt Establishments in Europe and
Amenca, Among the principal Artists are the FOL
lowing .....
MADIM0IsELLE IosEPuIGE, the teauuhii,
gra enl and elegant Equ strlenne
SAMUEL BURT, tile wonderful saiteTbi and Hurdle
Rider
JAMEs DE MOTIF, the renowned Principal Act
RIDER nnd HirtuOnic Equestrian
sHAPPEE WHITNEY, the Ueat TrapeEs Per
formers, the most daring aAd skillml Aerobsis IA
IN the profession;
YUUNG FfRRANTI. frotn The Cbrso Orcus, MAdfid,
the MI Hculous Com ortiOnift;
CHARLES RIyERs, the popular aud dashing -Four
Horse Rider snd fge Tnmbler
GEO. 81 MAN, IA his kquestutn Act OF the ReVolV.
ing Hlole, ah IN his barrel and IIanca Perform,
Aucet
j. shinde, Robinson, Jones LeVoFdis, Le sieur IRE
man, MOnssur FrRuk, August siniund, james
Beht0n, Hend ularence, CieInont, 6ustaya Du-
crow, ana large aud efficient Troupe OF Nsiiters,
AgrnhAts. Tumlasrs aud Dancers
JAS WANi1, the humJnst and AneTtcsn Clown,
Chinese Necfomla'eT, elRck-tope farioTmsr,
Cutn e. singer, slump spsai eT, a. sc.;
JOHNNY BOOK IN, The Eocon aad Iitek Clown
and irresistible GOggigue
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-19

Lost Girl-My little girl, aged IL years,
left my house on last Monday, about 6oou,
and has not been heard of since She had
with her basket Of laces aud edgngs She
wore red shawl with a broche border, n mo.
hair dress, cross barred, aud leghorn bat.
She is a good looking girl, full eyes, and light
brown hair Any information will be thank
fully received at Mr. Corrigans Boot mud
Shoe Store Third street, near st. Clair.
tf IoHN MULyANY,
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ttl

shrubbery Fruit Trees, &c.-Mr,
George Say has made arrangements with the
nurseries, for the best lot of shrubbery, fruit
trees and evergreens, ever offered to the peo.
pie of this city and county. Prices low ms
ever. Persons desiring anything in this line,
may address orders to Mr. Say through the
Post Office OF Dayton, who will attend to
them with punctnalily. sept 9daw2w.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-19
INTERNAL REVENUE
Annual Assessment.
OoLltcroR's OFFIoE.
". \. Internal Revenue, Sd Collection Dist,
State olO., Dayton. o., Sept. 18th, 1856

CoLltoroR's OFFIoE ..
". \. Internal Revenue, Sd Collection Dist,
State oio., Dayton. o., Sept, 18th. 1864.
NOTICE liz hereby given that the Annual Apsess.
~ ments for the THIRD DISTRICT OF OHIO,
under the EXulAE LAW ofthe UNITED STATES,
including tax on INCOMES, for the year 1868, CAR
RAGE tax, &c, have been returned 10 thr several
counties Of the District for collection aud the same
Will hH due add payable and afer the 10th inst.
and until the 10th daY OF October next.
The law enaots that . PEHALTYOF TEN PER
CENT he added on all delinquences after the t1pi.
rntton NJ the legal notice. rhereare, tho COLLECTION
O. the prescribed penalty II required 10 be- enforced
from and after the loih o. octbeT al iresuld.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
Assessments will be collected vt the ohce OF the un
defsgned, corner orrhrd aud Jetersun atrces, bay.
ton, OHIO. Those ior.
BUTLER COUNTY,
Al the office Of Esra Potter, Deputy collector Hamil
Ton, OhlO. For
WARREN COUNTY
A. the offee Of Jacob Morris, Deputy Cole tor LehA
uOu, Ohio. For
PREBLE COUNTY, .
Atths office of Josiah Campbell, Deputy Collector,
EAion, ONO. ~ .... ...I
JOHN Il, MARTIN,
Collector Third District Of ONO.
soplse6wtoctIO-s
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-19

d WAsAlSoroN, sspIelnbsr " Tho subserip.
lions 20 the Z, 80 loan on Friday and SApr,
day were over 20 900 900 The total 70 date
il $50 ,374, 900.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-19

News from Yaller Greek. There was
some wonder why Judge johnson, Of Cincn-
matt, better known as "Yaller Creek, should
take the stump for Lincoln, The reason is
made known. He recently returned from
Washington City with valuable gun con.
tract in his pocket
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-19
New Meat and Provision Store. .

M. Stockert, at his stand ON Market street,
north side, a few doors west Of Jefferson, ia
daily supplied with Beef, Mutton, Veal, Pork,
Sausage, Potatoes, Cabbage, Beans, Eggs&c,,
&c, all fresh and Of the best quality His
old friends and customers, aud the public,
are invited to give him call
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-19

Iiik tTUp oF HORsksIs composed of tht Huesr
hRhly tn,usd and MAJ uihceutly capaf, ,sousd asd
hr pfoEfantne OF the arena viii c6Fnprtae All ths
yiegam sensational thrilling, comic and enteuaining
nUyeliles OF the dhy lIT
The whole Of ihese MAaEIFIOEGT ATFRAC.
III IN all he Nhitiied In ~ ripPEGANOE on IpEs
DAY, sept. @ah, sud DAYTON on WRDN RsDAY,
sept aisi At and v NJ unasf one enoru ous
pavilion iof one Tree of admission, which, notWtl,.
slAnulhk uis enormous outlay attendant q snch
nsafs q ~ eents children under ten years Of age.
hafpTtee N.fI y
ns-Ths GRAND PROCESSION viii enter the to~n
~ ~ orioE, 4. " preceded bs tho Gl0ANTlO
HlPfofrAhus drawn by TEAM Of ELEPHANTS
Vour "a number,l followed hy q Et. Rl'B NHW YORK
oFEhA hand, the grand AeNk0ERIE. the eKteD.
sife othuuH and TToaps of Afust@, toEetHsr Niih
~ Norgeous fsrapherraha % tho 9eiTopoiitan
Gen tauauOn. ~ q fnf N "A ai1H 1IIlfi S-T-'I
v 81 lINGHAM, Rfsesr eJ Arsaa
q. N. fARNsWoR1H, Ags.L sspty
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Nrh, advertisements.
GEORGE BUNTNER-s. EsTATE.

GEORGE BUkTNERS, ESTATE.
NOTICE l. herthy g en that JaoOb Durtner and
IN henlamin Wilhelm have been appointed e1ecu
tors ef the last viii aud rFanent Of George Burtner,
deo'edi 70 oi Montgomery uount', Oho, have NC
estate OF said deceased
JACOB nURTNER,
.nsra l5...tl Executor Of george BURNER, deed.
sept iGtlilb8. Nlt.t4|0 sepiTwiiWt
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Instructions in Penmanship The first
class ~ pennpnship at the Miemi Cqmuer-

'''0' - i"''NN''''i'f'f fs''F' tett'i N'f''''N''
cial College, Nos 32G aud 32S East Third
street TO- the Fall aud Winter months ui
ca and Co. will commence on Monday even
ing Sept 18Th, at II O'clock. Day class
from 2 ill 3 in the afternoon, New scholars
for the evening class will be admitted till
the first of October Afternoon scholars re.
ceiyed at any time, Terms So 90 for TWEEN
ty,four lessons. Liberal deduction to clubs
Tuition payable in advance, and good i'm
proyement guaranteed to the attentive. For
further particulars apply to the principals or
the agent %
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-19

No Peace Convention Tho New York
NeCs very sensibly counsels against the folly
of Convention to nominate new ticket for
President
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-19

The Great ShOw.-We presume every.
body who attends shows at all, will pay visit
to that which exhibits here next Wednesday.
1t is the most attractive institution that ttay-
els
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JACOB OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EsTATE

NOTiGFia hereby given that The undersigned have
lN been duly appointed and qua fled executors Of
the last WI hnd teFtament Of Eed jAeuh OverhOlser
deceHaed, late ui Montgomery county Uhiu.
JOAN WARNER r
DAVID H,oHY Executors
Sept. 18th, iHHl sepiT .wgrt
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9a]aiIgy" empire
~
City and Other Matters.

EDiroR DAYroS EMFnK --tlsi Al the urgent solicta.
ton OF large numbw Of my nieats take this oocn
son to oannouncet 10 the voters Of Montgomery coun.
ty, lhat viii 10 an independent ondldate for the
Office Of sheriff, at the coming Fall Election.
sepis.d1wte Cpat. JACOB BEARD.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-19

Stray Cow.-A dark red COW, long horns,
turned inwardy old, and somewhat thin
strayed on Monday last Any information
will receive suitable reward
l.. LlEBMAN,
3td No G, 4th street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-19

Luncheon and alter Monday 9th inst,
A. spang, at the Phunix House, will set a
Lunch at 10 A. NJ lwd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-19

For Sale.-Extra White Flannel, extra
Blue Mixed Jeans, good assortment Of Dress
RlAnnsls1 cpd a. yAtjaty jpf DomeAJe Goods
els9A pld4 lot ot Rs4Qhrps&, et tis wOolsd
Factory, by W. FisH
Sept. II, 2dlw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-19

shendof Montgomery County, Ohio
DAYToS, September sd, 1854. r....' sspt6
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-15
wafneTs .,Pin,,o,,lea.

GH0ULD be possessed by, every man
far Superior to Benscis Of Nspihs fof N
Removing Grehse Spots, s''aai
and is much agreeable use as "a not only void Of
that hcfiee scent hut posesses agreeable and
odor supplying the place Of coogpe other perfumery
and hence unites m them immediately ard tvsporstes
leaving the earment eiely frce from spot or stain
How nny valuable dress thrown aside ss useless
because OF greasy collars cufsi How hats "a
gloves drese carpets and or al deserptous r
vaueefs from the same all Of which esn saved
with one bottle Of the Pinolea. i,t.f .,..t f. = :
The following are some Of the many testimonial. received
from distinguished gentemeni
Nm. wAnSKR--Dear Sir, Ihare tried your Pinole. and
grease epots think very valuable article, and would
cheeruiy recommend II 10 my friends and the public Eve
" person should have bottle as II will 800 worth
of clothing 9l D9fpldt ff' Prsf AMOS H. LICE n
Kingsyille, June 1894. if 4.
Mr. N. r. WARNER Dear sir: You ask me to give INV
cheeruy DO have used II during the past year and can
honestly Say that would without t FIR len ,ipes ~
cost II acts like magic In removing that NAV
10 fall upon upon garment coat whose collar has be.
Dress by the the Pinoca entirely eased and
made appear like coat There s not that objection
the Of The Pnoea that obtains against other do
ergents Insead off odor IL has thu perfume
bcrgamo but by exposure TO the and air. ali soon
vanshes II administers comfort, saves his money
and makes him respectable. Yours. &c
-.If T vi A. JUDSON BARRETT, A! NJ rI. iN
Principal Of Kingsvile Academy.
Such conncBdatons coming from such men the above
truly stterng Many others might be added, but the
,.-7r SeT n Addness M. II. Warner, z. -psi
$50 kingsville, o.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-15

Gen. McCiellsn regrets that we have
failed TO reap the beni6is aof eur many vic.
tories. This 10 9 questionable alnsiop, com.
Ing from the seurce whence il does. Pru.
dance. II not taodesty, night have counseIed
tho General 70 reflect upon the utter IN.
sI&nidcsnce Of bis oNnconiribniions to the
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lleulis topic andisturhsd.