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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-27

CLEVELAND, O., JEnt y 1888.
This is to certify that haV,. been euite
deaf for the past twelve months, ard ives
troubled very much with disag. sable
noises in the head and ears of every gin.
able description. The difficulty VII sett-
ing worse and worse every ds %. put my
self under the Lreatment ldghthill,
of whose skill had ts heard,
and am hsppy 10 sta5s utire1y
cured me.
ANY one calling IN me J. to-ents
with reference to rnl trEth Oi =. state-
ment, can do SO, as shall always be happy
to recommend Dr.. LighthiL to any one
who is troubled IS have l5en. Ireside
with my parents at Niles, II tnbull Co.
FrE (, HARRIs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-27
GenernI AnnIe-BrnndY.

When Phil Sheridan whipped Early The
first time and drove him up the valley as
far as Hsrrisonburg and Stauntor, he
Richmond papers ascribed theirdefest to
app 'e-brandy. The gallant Sheridan has
again thrashed' out Early and apple-blan-
dy is blamed. We begin to suspect that
Gen. Apple-Brandy is no other than Gen.
Phil Sheridan. But here is the lamentati-
on OF the Eranlaaer of October 22nd, over
their last defcst: -
The work of destruction goes on spscs
in the unhappy valley. Barns and mills
are burnt to the ground wherever found,
and everything that walks the hoof are
slaughtered or driven to Alexandria. But
it Is notable fact that Whatever else NAV
be destroyed, the stills which have flooded
the UaLley a0ith apple brandy are inuariaJly
spared Here, We greatly fear, is the Iliad
of all our woes. The enemy is far too
smart to apply the torch to those pandora
boxes ofcall that is evil and mischievous
If half that is told be true the man who
owns still, who makes apple brandy OF
buys 1t, or sells it, or drinks it in this desc
lated valley, at time like this, and after
so many disasters traceable directly to the
hellish products of the still, is traitor, and
there IS no spark of patriotism in him.
Apple, brandy and not Sheridan's wretch
ed infantry or his boasted cavalry has
blasted the most beautiful portion of ViE
glnia, and brought intoierable shame to
what was once the very pick and flower of
Lees indomitable army. In Gods name
let US have done with the accursed fluid
and make quick work of it. Now the barns
and mills are gone, the stills must follow
and that speedily. When the last one of
them becomes heap of sinking ashes, we
may hope that fortune will again smile up
on our arms. Not before. Whether there
should also be change in commanders is
another question, and one which we are
not called upon here TO discuss. ......
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-27
The Cnfhearf Cnsn-

Cathcsrt the Ex-School Commissioner,
who has been out on bail for several
months, has had his case deferred until
next April
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-27

Ii IS with pleasure that I hereby certify
that my hearing has been very much ben
ehtted by the skill and treatment of Dr..
Lighthill, under whose treatment have
been for the last two months. The catarrh,
diffeulty-in my head and throat, is ! am
happy 70 state, much better also, and
bad cough with which have been troubled
for years, has also yielded to DR.. Light.
hill's treatment, 50 that now l wish to 70.
commend the Doctor to any one troubled
as I have been. l reside at MontvilIe.
Geaugs County, Ohio, and will be happy to
see any one concerning the veracity Of this
statomsnt. dLOE RaoDEs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-27

DR.. G. B. Lighthill can be consulted at
RUsTELL'S FOREST CITY HOTEL, Glove
land, Ohio, 31st until Saturday, November
5th, 1884 ugSI;R2;eod
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-27
Gen. Sherman on the presidential
Election.


The New York Herald stated awhile
since that Sherman believed 90 men in his
army cut of 100 would go for Mcclellan.
The paragraph was sent to Sherman with
request that he would reply in form
avoiding everything personal" This is
his reply, showing him on the side of
Abraham Lincoln:
HEADQUARTERS, MILITARY DIVISION !.
OF TIE MISSISSIPPI, IN THE FIELD,
KINGSTON, Ga. Oct IL, 1854.
MY DEAR SIR-There is not one word
of truth in the paragraph you sent me, cut
from the New York Herald of September
20. Inever thought, said or wrote, that
Mcclellan would get "ninety-nine out Of
every hundred" votes in this army. 1 am
ignorant Of the political bias of the men
of this army as you are at distance Of a
thousand miles, and would as soon think
of tsmpering with g soldiers religion ss
with his preference for men. have not
and shall not attempt to influence a vote
in the coming struggle. 1 believe Mr..
Lincoln has done the best he could.
With respect, &C.,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-27
Praying FOR iiiitary DISASTER.
EeighBorhOod News.

Battery B, lst 0. Y. L. A., now at Bridge
port, Alabama, cast at the State election
400 7v5afon SOEe-, t--aaa Democratic. How
are you, Copperheads of Portage
The Union mass meeting in Rayenna,
on Saturday, promises to be the greatest
ever held in Portage County. It is to be
addressed by Gen. Garfield, Chaplain Jones,
Col steadman, and others. Turn out men
of Portage and Summit. 'l
A fine monument column of pure
white marble, resting upon stone base,
surmountsd with diamond shaped cap,
has been erected to the memory of Major
F. A. Wnlisms, formerly of the And. The
inscription is
MAJ0RF. A. WILLIAMS, m
r z5 And Rsgtnsnt. o. VI az.
20 DIED july 2sTH, 1854
= Tz1THFVL FRIEND, = PKTKIoTIc SOLDER, A BRAVE
AND ACcosiPLIszED OFFICER He GAVE HIs LIE
20 Rfs couSTRV. aaE
TifEri sat iias fRorfa dsess. .
Upon the reverse Of the9nonument, the
following is engraved:
mDD1E CREEK, 1870 .-
-- .E POUSp GAP. --- -E-- -.~
The Democrat pays this tribute to her
who erected tt - .=i~
'This token Of regard has been erected
By one, who was to him whose resting z
pace it marks, that friend, truest that man
surely ever has, and with monumental
purity establishes the strongest, highest
proof Of afianced love and truth.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-27
gIuthiug.
THE PoRT ON A TRAIN,
"a RoMANOE oE 80 RAILRc

TIE ROMANCE OF TEE RAILROAD.
EV Ghs suthor Of ''Ths Fair Inez,'' "Ths Prince o
Wales, f" ''rhe Ghost Huatozs," &c.
fgoSTaUsp.)
OHAPTEE Ix.-THE KISS Is FHs DARE.
After waiting six long hours,
And with munger almost dead, -
deWs oamo gnar see track was msnded
And the train soon went ahead-
Soon We passed plaza called JohnstOSnf
FILLED with iron fOuDdries,
Where the people ali were working,
Like lot q b1sy bs6s-
Thsn We cane % great tunnsIi
Hsar no sat pretty miss,
And when all was dark as nidnizhf
Quick from her stole klss
'Oh," she cried, the people Shsuted,
And, before we reached the llEht
vas pesnng through the window
N ny ssat again all Hshf.
Alssr pAssing the g-sss tannsI, a
10 place We quickly cana
Upon the highest mountain tor
And Cresson q Its nAris ;ss7rFIi
Many people in the summGI !
To this pleasant spot repair,
To enjoy les cooling Easeu
And itI pure, fresh mountain Il -.
at Altoona We took breskEasi
Il Eas one O'Clock OF moEs3
Sueb lot Of hungry nortsis
Inb'az laid eyes on before;
All the good things on the tabia
In short tine did disappear;
And they al ghouting Wildly n
Quickly bring more brssefs1s nsrs.'s
Notice 70 DRAFTED Msn a1d othsrsi n ths usrvtouo.
Jaois Sam, and ell In want Of Rubber BIankesl
Rubber Coats, Leggins, eaBsirars and FIa1ne
Ihirts, Military Clothing OF any and every des.
ription, Fine Clothing for Spring and snnme
Wear. We have now the largest stock IN the eitT.
yhioh We wiz sell a. the very lowest prices.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-27

SPAR JBWELRY-SO mething ne
- 1t cQWLEs cos. 1sT Wsddsn HoaSs,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-27
gatfat Gftiff 9gfafy,
0miGaI.
], H, S0LOM0NsnM.

PrsotieaI and Scientific Optieian kesps the Isrrs-s
assortment Of Optical Instruments in the city Btl
ing an old establishme1t, and having been extensi
lively pfirenised, he has the confidence that A
lie Esy All his Spectsoles are Of the beSt ousiit{
OF stA glasses, ground under his own inspeottoLt
In - cases curing weakness dizziness and impart5
ing strength for long reading and hns sewing Arr
EthciaI eyes inserted without pain.
OEfIOE-l80 superior-st, fFst door rom the An
tranos 80 the American Hotel.
- Beware Of travellers claiming te 90 Mr.. solo-
monson or hiJ agent. - InIy9S
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Union Votes Not POIIed In AshtaBuIa


Union Votes Not POIIed in AshtabuIa
County.
AS al,illustrstion of what may be done
by getting out every vote, we quote from
the Ashtabula Sentinel the following list of
the number of Union men who did not
vote in the recent election; "Ashtabula
los, Austinburg 80, Conneaut 142, Ando-
yer 2s, Colebrook Is, Cherry Valley 25,
Denmark "a Geneva 81, Harpershsld 81,
Hartsgrove 49, Jefferson IL, Kingsville "A,
80, Morgan 25, Monroe So, New Lyme q,
Orwell "a, Pierpont 81, Plymouth II, Rome
5s Richmond s5, Sheffield Al, saybFOOk
27, Trumbull 80, Wayne %, Wf!lismsfeld
80, Windsor Al. Dorset alone increased
the Union vote I" -4.7 e -c.s-of ---J
Union men Of Ashtabuls, this Is dis
grace 10 you. If your atay-at-homes are
brought out in November, you can give
5000 majority for Abraham LineOln. :
Praying For sIiiitary Disaster.
The Oopperhesds are anxiously hoping
for some military disaster to our arms.
The recent defeat of Early ia q sore Attic
ton to them. They are very znxious, also,
to make it out that General Sherman is in
a very bad way. The New York Nsa0s
has been lAbOring for week to- prove
that great disasters await our army in
Georgia. The wish is father to the thought:
1t knows there is no possible chance 70
success in the coming election unless 1t
can make an impression that great dsas-
ters have befallen the army. But victory
PeEohes on allour banners, and the pray
ers Of the Copperheads are doomed to dis
appointment. 6 .lI o. ra z gl.l e.
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OLEYELlEp, o., jane %. az

Dean1ess Cured. ere Near Home
Testimonials
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-27

JOLIET, Ill, July II, 1888.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-22
UsurpatIOn.

By whom and when was Abraham Lincoln
made dictator in this country We are aware
OF no solemn vote of Congress declaring the
Repsblic to be in danger, and the necessity
for its salvation OF fsuspending temporarily the
normal function of the constitution and the
laws, that Abraham Lincoln may be invested
with an absolute dictatorship. How, then,
shall we qualify numerous acts oil the Presi-
dent during the last three years, notoriousy
without the sphere of his executive duties,
and some Of them involving the highest legis-
laiive as we'll ms executive powers, such as
could be properly performed only by one in
vested with dctatoral authority We must
qualify such acts as sheer usur-
pation-a audacious, criminal, perjuged usurpa-
ton President Lincoln has been guilty Of
usurpations, which ( tho dictatorial powers
assumed we're not used for his protection,
would certainly subject him to impeachmeut
and condign punishment-NeU York Daily
NeIps.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-22
.ailp empire,
The Gremtest az Rat Hunts.

Everybody has heard Of The vast system Of
sewers which underlies the great city Of Paris
Through these subterranaan intricacies, ac.
cOrdine TO Victor Hugo Ia the Miserdbies,
jean Valgean carried Marins on his back for
miles, from the barricade to tho banks of the
Seine. Ii seems that during severe irosts,
the vast mnltitades Of rats which abound in
Paris, take 10 the sewerS as q refuge from the
cold Latterly, the weather has been more
than usually severe, and the conditions being
favorable, il was resolved to have great rat
hunt. Accordingly, the authorities, assisted
by a number OF men, gamins and dogs, en-
tered the sewers at various places, and began
grand drive toward common center. just
as the beaters in an Indian Jungle, with tom
toms, gongs, horns, drums, and frighttul yells
send all the animals from the tiger to the
smallest antelope, toward the hunters, the
Gubterranean drivers soon had millions of
rats massed together, struggling, squeang
aud fighting with extraordinary ierocity
AT length they we're driven into large
sewer near the bridge OF Asnieres, and forty
dogs were let down among them. A battle
royal ensned which lasted no less than forty
five hours, and at the end of il victory re
manned with the dogs. But the lntter had
paid dearly for their triumph. -Four were
found in the drain killed outright, aud quite
"a number were totally blind aud helpless when
recovered by the gdmins who at length ven
tured to explore the profound depths of the
battle. Most OF the rats escaped in the me-
lee but yet no less than one hundred and ten
thousand were found dead. As the finest
Pausian kid gloves are said to be made of the
skins OF these animals there will be material
for many gross.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-22
FeInaIe Labor.

In our Judgment there are few social wrongs
more cruel and reprehensible than the ad-
vantage which is taken by employers of the
weakness and dependence of females, to beat
down the compensation for their work to the
lowest possible figure
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-22
An Appalling Fact.

In General Meade's speech, In Philadel-
phia, speaking of the Potomac Army he
states AS statistical fact that, since March,
1861, when that army left It's lines in front
OF Washington, not less than 200, 900 men
have been killed and wounded
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-22

Ba5- neral Rosecr6ns has signalized his
advent to power in Missouri by removing the
restriction which had been imposed upon the
circulation OF the Chicago Times and other
Democralic papers hN his predecesaors
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-22
Meotcal,
@G0tCal. Iaa
How to Keep in Good Health
AND
WHAT rs THB CAUSE OBJ DISEASE


FINHE priSaAy cause Of every disease that flesh Is
IL heir TO Is mpurtY of ahe Hood The blood be-
comes impure fOm many oaases Impure talr or
change Of weather, unwhoeaOUne food and exposIlfe
are among the principal causes of impunty Of the
blood. The synptoms are gddinsss, headache, con
fused thoughts, eyes dali Sd heavy, drowsiness con
ahpaHon OF ehe bowels, bad tasis 10 the mouth, foul
tongue liver complaints, pains in the back and legs.
osa Of appetite sleepless nights eoe, cramp, pain
and tgAmssa Of me cheat, heartburA, gout and rhe
matslni pu king and purging, chlls aud oysrs more
or less accompanying hese, aad long tram OF troGb
lsBone and dangerous affections. ali Of which may be
prevented and cured by taking lew doses OF Or,
sTRICKLAep's VkGRTABLAPUBIfYING ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS, They will parity the blood and put
the stomach, bowels and liver in healthy condition
They are particularly saable for ohronic and nervous
dissssea. Every amily aud every soldier should
keep suppyof anese Pills, a. many diseasss are oh.
Visted BY tNer They mild and safe hed
cine, and can be taken at any hme without danger OF
taking cold. . Y,I.....s.- i. il.-.. t.4t
Sold by all druggists, or sent 10 any part on receipt
OF twenty Ave cents and stamped envelope, address.
ed pr; STRICKLAND, east Fontth street, oiuenna
w. SEle.u+ 1905 i ulaifff lnH -f.t rfii tfI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-22
% COUGH No MORE. " A3l
TRY sTRIoKLAND,s MHLLlTLvoUs COUGH
.sIal t44l BAISAMg q ia a 4fI aHEs q

fhisls ne beatand cheapest rsnietiY for Coughs,
Colds, HoarsenAss, Asthma, Whoopins Cough, and
Consumption. Everybody who has oied this excel
lent bRlsam enthusiastically Teosninend 10. H Mrs.
Michells Barr street, Oincinnah shs has been
not 10 be Rbe 20 walk up sairs She took one bottle
OF this baaam, and has been batter egeF since and
adgises all wnO have Coughs, Colds aud Asthma 10
Try this valuable Cough balaam Fifty cents per bot
tie. Sold by all druggists, and manufactured vi No. q
east Fourth street, GncinnRn tlirr fa.l fl ..i.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-22

uNHE Rtna grants policies FOR LIFE, for q term
i OF years, Endowment policies and ehld en- En-
dOwment. Also, Non EoTieung POlicies on whic no
payment is required after ten years.
FIVE thousand dollars paid tive Ssses IN this city
within the last SIX months.
Among all the contrivances Of men 10 protect the
family circle from want none found more sim.
pie IN its character, noble IA rs features, certain
ITS results, than Life Insurance. IL is the prop which
the dying husband caves
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-22
LIFE IrJSuRANOE 4

Young men Just starting In bHslness, whose chief
A ls ther energy aud Integrity should irsure Their
Yer % the amount OF half their liabilities Bleh IA,
mt o dlsneresied honesty when known 30 theirered
TORS would Justly incrsaso their eoniience no then
would snow that hey did not wish to leave their best
friends exposed TO any asOidable conting and the
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-22

Persons Of sCdeutary lrbits troubled with aakness
lassltude palptation OF the heart laol, OF appetite
distress after eating, torpid liver, constipation, a -
deserve to suffer if ,hey Will moi Try no celebrated
PLANTATION BITTERS|
Winch now reeomnenea by the highe-t medical
authorities, and Nsrtsniedi6 i6 produce an immediate
boBcieal effect They arc exceedingly agreeable, per-
feoty and must supercedea MI other tonc- where
hralthy, gentle stimnant Ia reqnred
lhoy purify, strengthen aud inyIgomtei
They create healthy appeute;
They arc AN aniI,i0ts change Of water and diet;
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late hours
They stTengthoa thesystem and enliYen lie mind
They prevent lniasmBtlc and intermittent ravers;
They purify tho breath and aeidlly Of the stomach
They cure dyspepsia and constipation; ]
They cure dlarrhea, thoera aud cholera inorbusi
They cure Per compliant and nervous heehlcne;
They make the weak strong, the languid brilliant,
and exhatistednature's great restorer They are
composed Of the celebrated calisaya bark, winter,
green, sassaas roofs aud hsrbs, all per-
feetly pure 81 oroiH rum. .f,r frrl
"'' have gwen the Plantation Bitiers to hund.
reds OF our Disabled soldiers with the most attepsh-
ing effect " aHA b~W e. W. ANnR RWB
'api sHld.sr"' Rome oPsinHah"
80 The Planlahon Btlers have cured me liver
complaint Of which WAS laId up proslrsie, and had
to abandon my hiauesa. "a. y "a 49, $3.50
H., b, KINGSLEY. Gland, ohis."
" owe much to You, for verify belieFe tho
Plantation Bittera havesaVed my life .f s.i e
Rev. W. H.wAGGoHER, Madrid, NJ r."
"s Thou wilt send me two botiies more Of thy
Plantation Biuers. Ny wife has been g'eaAy benefit
ted by lheir use, Thy friend, a.Il- .a.. .tatH BE-
ASA ouKRIN, Philalephia, Pa D
90 have hsen a great sufferer from dyspepsia,
aud had TO abandon preaching The p'ahtalion
Btiurs have cured me
Rev. Us. CATHOeN, Rochester, N, y"
Send tgenty-inur doasn rnore of your
Plantation Bitters the popularity Of which daily
increasing witn the guests OF our house. s.t
SYKES, CHADwICK A CO.,
Proprietors Whar's Hotel Washmgton,D. O."
YEg tLN T.. tE.
eucs are one inlthousands oi certificates daily re-.
ceiyed. They are immensely bsne6eid 70 weak per
sons and delicate einales. f|t
Be cautious Of rs-dlled bottles. See our signature
on dns stse plate label Thoy are not sold by the
gallon Thoy only sold ~ our patent log cabin
bottles by respectabo draidsts grocers, hotels,
iooBs. steamboats, and eouptry stores.
y. DRAKE &C.,
se92dawsm sO2 Broadway, NY.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-22
Photographic Albums.

oi thsse va TaAnulaetnTs RsAt vGIety, ranging --
In pree hon 30 efnts t0gb0 each. "a ggargt.TN y
OH ALhuh M have the TePntAtoa sf being superior -
~ beAay and AurAbt "a IVY hthsrs!f The sinIitr tAa
kinds cEn e seat safely by ~ al NJ postage on six
cents par opAoe 1hs HoTS sSPsnSVe can bs sent hy
w AAo koeP Al.rgo Assortnspto q -
StereSeOpesE SteFeCOpIC Views S.-', =
4 Gsr y ci Catalogue o. tstsass Ispto sas adres.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-22

Its the unseen hand OF the father reaching
forth from the grave, aud s nOurshing his offspring,
and keeping together the family. by IT, the faithful
E'..
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a = = N.7I' lANENI0NB,.1 4 rn4eTIr
9 fa - ~ AN6FaoTURERf on R@1 W@kt
FHOTOGRA1sTIIo NiATERiGLs,

U V0I F'OAUWNT ~ NEW TONK, - .
Friends or relatives of prominent Nilita4S man u
VII eonter layer by sendng their lkene sea te
eSny They will be kept carefully and returned I'M. 4
FiRs AIbahns 8 ads 90 q hsr ior copsr.go. ~ fe
tons 70 present 10 their Pastor, or for other pnpoees
with suitable inscriptions. poSe5Sm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-22
BRANDB's TUssILAGO

d Everybody is being cured 81 Inn distressing dis.
ease BY he use Of ghH ia4ni .h.7aI.
DIR. gTRICKLAND's PILE REMEDY.
Read what sansrer says, Mr.. J, r. nanard, lsl
Second street. Oincnnak, aaYs he has been dreadful
suiieraI wi Pilea fefal long aIna He had 61edneary
everything aud could obtain no relief He used about
ons-lonrth Of pot OF Dr. streklands Pile LimInent
Ana y made complete care, lie advises an who are
suffering ~ Wy the remedy. w i.Hf tlt. s.
Manufactured at no. East Founh street, Cincinnati
ASK DrC fH 20 400 lrf ffN IrIufIal 81.
sTRICRLAND's PILE REMEDY.
Seat % any PaR Of 40 st,tes On receipt Of o. ~
noitily ' ~ N iHHl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-22

Having one Of the most complete PEinang Estal
hshmenis IN southsn Ohio, our holhhes for doing al
kinds Of Work, Book, Plain, or Ornamental, are frs
class. We have one Of Ne hstest Presses, and have
ali the msdssn styles Of Tsps, and We employ the
hest Wsh3Aea. '''''" W
.Ir.F ~ hug .tuHffffuf HiYidnt
WsAAVe three Power hesses connected with ou
Job SePaEsnsnt, and are prepared to execute work
with nsatneSs and d.spAtch ''
swordsrsfrom abroad viii receive prompt Attor
hOn. Address f'i ''"Na
HBBBARB 4 BRO.,: clayton, ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-22

Even where he has preceded them into eternity; by il
the honest debtor satisfies his coudug creditor when
fate seemed least propitions. In inoTal and worldly
sense II - one great weapon 10y which to rob death 81
his sting.
let any husband, father son, asl, himself AT was
I" 'ho Tonight would those who Rre dear TO me
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-22
III aI8bJUble9 tl

Would thsse chllrenhlye a comfortable home, aud
the means Of oddcatiuif Wnud this yil, , l,iu,yn
dent u tho cold charities Of tho worlnl Would this
Aged and feeble parent bo provided forP Would my
estate pay my tehsl WSuld there be no sacrifice Of
property 10y forced sales OF administrator to meet
thedeus'nds oicrrdtors sales made when the market
icnds do"nwird and fAlr prices cannot be IeAlzedi'
nov iy ean answer these question 20 their saiisac-
tonl They fear 90 ask them, and cherish the bsh,i
thht th'y have long lease ON lfe This Is 10th fool
Iah and enWarly. The brave man
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LOOKS THE DANGER IN rae FACE,

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