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G r a M r..
The Weldon Railroad Securely Held
to Rezm'S Station,
HEADQUARTERS on THs ARMY cv rHs PoroxAo.
u Z

HEADQUARTERS or THE ARMY PoroNAc,l
August M-Evening. I
Everything Is quiet here to-day, excepting the usual
cannonsdng 90 bs right In front Of the Eighteenth corps
which was commenced at six O'Clock this evening" and
continued for foar hours.
On the left the line has extended about ak or
seven miles, and We bold the line Of the Weldon
Railroad securely to Reams station distance OF about
seven miles,
No rebsls are to be len front. and their
line has evidently been contracted In this direction
The losses in the Fifth corps tho battles Of Friday
and Sunday are now computed at about Ave Thousand
ON Sunday this corps reported 70 have fought spen
didly
News from Fortress Monroe.
FORTRESS MONROE August 25, 1854
Arrivals from City Point to-day represent the army
quiet and the position unchanged.
The following is list OF the deaths in tho Hampton
Hospital since the last report
A. W. Davis. I'd Maine; v. Purr. I4th New Hampshire;
Jno MORGAN, 47th New York Ghas Fl. Miller, 9th New
Jersey b. Lock 9Th United States coiored James FL.
sou, seth New York; Clancy, 3s9th New York: Alonzo
Chase. 9TH New hampshire; x Baldwin, 134th Ohio;
J. H. Pile. s5th Pennsylvania Jno Smith, It'll Connecti.
cut !. T. Drummond, 9th South Carolina; German,
1854 New York; G. Kendrick list Maryland cavalry;
A, r. Marshall 9TH Massachusetts,; N A Smith 2sth
United States coored Fred Mureon 7th United States.
colored L. Park 11h Pennsylvania cavalry Henry Mer
Ger civilian D. Lanfer, 1921 Ohio; Bcdine, LIST Mary.
land cavalry; Cbas. l.. Parker, 115th New York T. b.
Hartman, 10th New York artillery; John Smith, lo2d Now
York: shoenfoit, 10th Pennsylvania: W Fisk. 10th
New York artillery George Hopkins, S6 b New York j.
Hartwck 37th New Jersey; j. W. Bloodough, 10th New
York artillery.
Eeaths In the Chesapeake Hospital
Lieutenant Ira Pealer, 142d Ohio Lieutenant W. Fl.
Seael 9th Connecticut Lieutenant w. A. Campbell 9th
Marine: Lieutenant D. Lemon 39th Illinois, Lieutenant
l. Marsh, 9th Pennsylvania Lieutenant $. R. Lam
Connecticut Lieutenant VIM Thorne 2sth Massarhu-
sets Sergeant George N wheeley, 10th Now Hampshire
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At old Prices-Wedding and Visiting
Cards. Note Papers, 60 EvRRDELLS esssant styiecVm1y
u 302 Broadway, corner Duane street.
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CSevasier'a III for tn Hair.
Restores hair its original color ope Installing ouS
In three days keeps the head cool and hs~hy We
dress offered to the public Can he uned freely
contains nothing strengthens and promotes k1
growth Of the weakest hair is recommended and
the first medical authority New York AN freely
examine his wonderful triumph Of 6eAc
at the drug storcs add At my Office No ll2s Broadw1
advice treatment Of hair Will be
ly given. Price 81 bottle, 8; per half Dozen fancy
JUICE -" - ''"' y SARAH A. CHRvLLIER n o.
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Few Flannel suits. SIG, So'ne. 9SOv
White Duck Vests, S. CSARKE.
Nos III and ir4 William streeh
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Royal Havana EOtfery.-75 prr Cent
premium paid for Prizes Information fursnBheG The
highest rates paid for donbsonT and all kinds OF god aud
silver TAYLOR Co, Bankers Is Wall street N. Y
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q D Septetubcr Csnst
w. A. LEsr1NAssB. ryincpsl Sal.
bAsGUA6E-Bv PROFESSOR pAgPArN I s,siI
ATE III the Catto;c Univrrgttv OF Louy nln ,icsn i
normal school Of fsrfs teachers' scnool). Tu ---.
lntcd N nrce nontha ~ home oaily afer3
n bond street |
: ~,,...y s~1eu. -
charge was made At four O'Clock yesterday After NJ
by Colonel IowoIs will emal detachment Of oavalue'
on the enemys skirmish limo, 10 the left Of Halltow
which resulted In the capsurs OF prisoners foii
whom received some important information, which
leaves doubt Doe that the enemy In force and
the q- vuerrogWreA 10 take advantage Of any weak
ness In ines IN the charge lost Captain ldsn-
hook OF the seosa Massachusetts killed. and some three
or foas we're aided.
General pun.s reports there is force Of the enemy
apyw here m Lcudon county.
The ords from wiAiamsport 10 pont OF Rocks wen
guarded, and the enemy would nnd difficult operation
II they should attempt 70 cross into Maryland.
A despatch received tonight from Harper's Ferry,
says,-1be enemy msde an attempt 70 CROSS into Mary.
land today ~ Wniamsport, with Two regiments
airy and some iniaatry. Alter spirited FIGHT Of
Aourv duration thsy wsrc handsomely rspused by Gen.
Avsrill vithheavy loss.
A reconnaissance was made By General Crook to-day,
whIch resulted in NE capture OF Elk comm sionsd OIL
cars. smon4as them ons lbsutsuaas COLONEL and sxsy.
tAres pivales.
h saeny ssin show force q Cur 'front.'
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Perfect Hair Dyc-TIiller's--ySO &c o.
Bstter and more in quantity than any 81 tye. sof ~
drlLrc
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Attention, Painters md Busi Nose
ren-Gided letters, Numbers and Signs Agencies
tabshed. 10! Fulton street. GLASS LETTER CO,
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Beautiful

Prizos Cashed IN All h~saisz~sY Lotfs-
RES and Information given JACOB Brokers' ccice rs
Broadway. New York
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Kings County Delegates 20 Cn'crGo
Tslssraphio Information has reached Brooklyn ,na' NJ
Thomas KnseIa editor Of the Eas, has been aNoointc
slosato 70 tho ohcazo Convention. In place q ~ Hc
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Cnevasier's L,se Tor the Hair.

Bachelors Hair Dye-she' Beet I'm the
world Harmless rsfabie instan The only perftce
dye Bold by all druggists Factory 81 Barclay street.
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Crtssndoro's Hair Dye. Preservnsivs
and Wig Depot Wholesale and retail. No. Aston HouDA
The dye appI led by skilful artists
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murder I'm llosto -.

George rnop,g, q 81 John pilot was murdered a. the
Globe Hotel this afternoon by ueited ssAes saiio'
name John Lopgworth.
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DR.. Cheeseman's Female PITTS

Cartcs de Vfsfte BY Vaughan, ass
Bowsry warranted good lowest price IN the city Notio
sit All until suited.
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For the Hair md SkAm-Barry's Tri-
cophsrous The best and cheapest article Sold b. ds~e
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Ivory Earrings and Pins,
Black white and red Three Dollars and Fifty Cents ro
and five Dollars set, at0. o. ALLBNs. Ns broadway.
oae donr Canal areeN
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Jeweiry and Wasches, OF All Descrip-
door below caps street tformsrly IL Wall street, Stess
olosed on Saturdays ~ o'clock.
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Gouraud's Poudre Su3tii Upvoots Hsav
from low foreneads part Of bs osdy 81 waransss
Al Ia aS3 BroAdMAY
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Ladies, Osn't De Deceived.
can n per yard. any width.
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One Ceusi-Ths National Guard Snack
ing Tobacco equa IN SAVIOR Emo ouiy
cent smoke Warranted PURE and unadullssaed. whoAe
sals q Fulton Retail al ss0Ar
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Erupttons, Freckies, Pimp'es. Tan.
aunpurn rIsshworms and all skin Deforn.iies cured n
GoURAUD's Italian Medicssd Soap. 81 his depot No -
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Git COnbs-Nsw styles, Just Receives,
two three four Eve TO twenty d0afs each Tor sac u
a GORGE C. ALLEN llB Broadway one door below Caaa,
street Store closed Saturdays at three o cioct
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CROSS nYE srnAIGHTENED IN ONE MisurH

Ana every disease Of the Eye and Ear recurring either
lea or surgical aid attended by Dr. Won Ri SBNBB1A
10 c. nsung BIG b. oAdway nsar Twelfth strosa
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II You Want to Know, &c., Read
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE,
book FOR curious psspe and good book for svs
enc Price 80 TO BE- had 1t al news dsposs Contents
~o'e' "S"'0 Dr.. Z. b ToorE, i.i,o BreaA~ay. MI
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Defiance Ft~e and Burglar Proes
Safes and Parlor Safes for svcr plate &c -
6s Murray street. OF College place r. b. PArKfCk
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amin Prince deceased The delegates from Kings county
are unanimous for Mcclellan as their frs. choice
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"sehnapps Hotties Wanted"
For which The highss. price VIII be pad at the dopsa
DaAver serea
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mr.. Theodore c. WILSON,. Despason

Mr.. Theodore G. wilson's Despatch.
HEADQUARTERS, AvERuLs CAVALRY,
IN THE FIELD, August 26, 1884 !
General Caster, who cut of in Torberts operations
Of yesterday, arrived safe last night within lines
Last night the sheilcd small force that General
Averll had on the north side OF the Potomac opposite
the Sherherdstown ford.
This morning portion Of General Averilrs command
engaged the enemy at wliamsport The rebels shelled
the town.
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The New Perfume for the HandksS-
PHALoNs MIGHT sLooNIxo cERsysr
PHALoE,s .NIGHT BLOOMING ChasLIS.
PHALoNg MIGHT BLOOMING CssssEgss.
PHALONS might BLOOMING CHhbJs.
The great popularity attained oy hs rev ana scn"n
fume has Induced many worthless tntauons sna ~
fe,ts pewsvs o. tNs,r and the bottle has bcwa
glass, "PHALoN a SON rsrfumers Nev io'-
Of oounterfsauI Sold By ell drusesm
~rus.ss Uia stIc stoc fngs, &c srsA
4 "a omcs anil, Al Ne vsssy ssrsst Lady attendant
Tn. EiIiptie Sewing machins.-sss
lhsm RUN BY HUT AZ" omcs 90 BroAAvAH
v.u...sc Hair stain Coiors the
~. sn1 mustaohs . beautiful bisck or srowp, n
wn. ~ ccy ons preparstios. Ceaer wn acA faAe -
wan su@ 40 tfHAM PhlsdepAla, osAs prcprsetcr.
ror saIs b. psnss barnes %, O Pess rov y wsns
see snk cS,aso aSs y asssa"ss
WIGS. roupees, Hair Dye, Hair Dye
ing and Noldsya. Dream for beautafyhs NE ham y 4
BIfCAILORA, 10 BOND ssrssA
Weed sowing Machine Co.'S Htghsss
Premium Lock Stitch MaehiosA - prcsdv1 n
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of Important additions 10 the buildings the claa es
snce opi, ca the l2th. out ooarders viii be id.
Or inc 5th Of September.
". A. LEsF1NAssB. Principal
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CHRONIC CATARRH,
CUR

CATARRa OF THE TyMPAyIc MUCOUS
MEMBRANE DISTRACTIONS CT THR
EUSTACHfAN TUBE
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Highest Premfum Lock stitch Sewing
Nschoss WHEELER WILSON, SIS BSoadwsy.
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-13

MEDIoAL NoTToR. .--Dr. II. Cone may be
consulted as follows IhDaJ ton, at the Phil.
lips House, on Wednesday, December 90
Wednesday, January 81; Wednesday, Fe6ru.
AIRY "a; Wednesday, March 23 Wednesday,
April 90 Wednesday, May 10; "Wednesday
Junel5 49, 'fqs
In Troy, at the Morris House on Tbvrsday
' December 81; Thursday January 2s; Thurs
day, Februrry 26; Thursday, March "a. Thurs,
day, April 2l; Thursday, May 49, Thursday
June l6.
In Piquia, at the Pqua House, on Friday
January /; Friday, January go; Friday, Feb
ruary &c; Friday, March 25; Friday, April %
Friday, May 2s; Friday, June II.
In &enis, at the Hivelng House, Tuesday,
December 29; Tuesday, January 20; Tuesday,
February %; Tuesday, March %; Tuesday,
April ls; Tuesday, May II; Tuesday, June
ls.
DR.. Cone has prsctieed in the above places
about five years, with the most gratifying sue
cess. BE treats all forms Of chronic diseases,
and availS of all improvements, in all schools
Of medicine. No charge for consultation,
but cash for medicines Consult DR.. Cone
before il is too late.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-13
WynkOOp's Iceland PectOraI,

Diseases Of the throat, chsstand pulmonary organs
are ever prevalent, insdious and dangerous The
properties OF medicine to alleviate, and uproot
thesa complaints must be eGpectorant, snodvue and
lnHgoIatng, loosenlng the mucus Of the throat and
mPartug tone to the entire system No discovery IN
medical science ever mastered this class OF diseases
Ike DR.. Wynkoop's Iceland PectotAl Itis used with
e Uast astonishing results In all Of bronchlt
hRuenha, whoOPing cough, dlFtheria or putrid sore
Sroat asthma. GROUP, coughs, colds, nervous irrila
The Rev J. j. Potter csrtihes that ''I have used DR.
Wynkoops PeotoTal for several years, myself and 10
Ry fAmily, for severe pulmonary complaints, and
hFe reaSmnended It to many others. and have never
Hsen its equal" Rev. J. j. Potter, Brooklyn N. Y.
Hundreds and thousands Of important tsstimoni
ais could b produced, shelving tH remarkable cures
and that IL never fails.
Il e composed Of pure Icelsnd Mess, Balm OF OIL
cad, Peruvian Balaam, Elecampane, OOmlrey, Bur
do, and other lnva'uRbls expectsfant and tonic In
Todisnta It's harmless, prompt and lasting In
valids and sufferers cannot Aford 10 neglect a trial
Every family should have IT, IL Ia remarkable lor
Group. Fun descriptions, recomm ntation ms and al
.eouons accompany eaeh bottle.
druggists. ..a s'rq
Prepared BY pr. R D wynkoop, and sold by d. 8.
nNInes a oo.'Aew fort se23dly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-13

To THE FIRST WARD.--I hold the GER
tifcOte of our Provost Marshal, that 19
additional men have been mustered and
credited to our Ward, in accordance with
contracts made with parties, and have his
assurance that the Ward will be reported
as not drafted. Hence the men formerly
drafted will be relieved. Every subscri-
Der, and every drafted man, is hereby re-
quested to attend a meeting tomorrow,
{ Saturday night, to consider important
business, and hear full report from me.
o. II. WINTERS.
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EoR sALE-Three farms, lying apout nine miles
I west o. Dayton, Que mile south the Wolf Creek
other. ...r '-rI' ''l - pN'f-f'e SA
One Of ii6 acres, on which Is good stone buldins
OF timber. 49, f'S-'
One OF lSS acres, on which ;s good brick house,
WITH reasonable barn. also OF the best spnnFs
10 the couLty and q steam saw mill about 70 acres Of
good timber. - "
ne o. 7s acres, OF good soil, and well Watsred for
stock cattle. ~
The above farms will be sold altogether or separate
on reasonable terms. For information apply 10
DAVID r. MILLER,
ayNaN on the prefnieeH
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A DESIRABLE House FoR SALE.-C.
p Huber, d Son will sell Joseph Wroe's
two story brick house, and the lot at Auc-
ton, being house No %. Brown street,
The house contains s rooms and hall.
The lot is forty feet front, by 100 deep, and
has on it a stable. carriage house, well and
cistern, ana the convenience of a fifteen
feet alley. Sale to take place on Saturday
May 2lst at the Court House.
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Agencp.
A. E. N oLURE.

A. H' m CLUHE,
REAL EST TATBAG
No. a9O THIRD STREET, AT JOHN n. sToPpEt-
MANS OFFICE.
| HAVE large amount Of property for sals such
~ houses and lots, in all parts Of the city At yar.
GUS pnces ranging rom four hundred TO ten Ihous
dollars, on good payments, and well situated; and
any quantity OF vacant lots for sale Also several
arms ior sale, ranglng irom hundred and sixty
acres down to two Acrelgt, adjoining the city and 10
the county.
Those having property for sale, and thoss wanting
70 ~uy, viii do Wen TO call me, as shall lnve
romp attention toall business entrusted 10 my care
haNe bad eonHfderabe experience In the business
5Asdlm A. n. MCCLURE
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P r. Q 5 p e Q 7 q s
Dayton Weekly Empire.
BY HUBBARD 4 BROTHER.

(LAT OF THE LOGAN COUNTY oAGEPTR)
Having taken charge Of the DArrou FuptaH. wa
possess All the desired facilities for publishing first
class paper, NJ rasp a9rtly submit this Prospeotus
where, for their subscription aud SUPPORT every
The ENPIRE will be Democratic paper without
for Law, for Liberty, for Peace. "Tha Empire is
Peace, said Napoleon, and 30, humby, but earnest
ly, say We. These ideas shll inciiicate; not by
yo ent or foIcibe resistance TO constituted authority
bu within the pale OF the law, by argumen by facts
by appeals N! "a TO Q, 'le Isa, Tess9n "a q The people.
al time, II must mark the Era of Democratic Rssto
ratsn--L Law, Order Peace, aud Union-or the utter
and hn@ overthrow OF American Llbe.ty with super.
yenlng Despotism, or Anarchy, which Is more to ba
deplored than Despotism.
One Of the conditions OF Dem ocratic success. which
must be camplIed with, Is the dssem nation Oh Dam
oerauc papers. These ght 70 DO put In the hands
OF every man who will read them. II this were eE
only be informed Ivy ~
Those who we're readers of the
10 q "A N G "A z z TT e
win understand what IL 10 be the character OF tho
ENPtaE. In addition 10 carefully prepared and sound
Democratic editorials and sssotons, il will bo lull Of
Life, Spice, and VARIETY.
A. MARIox MSLHoRSR having declined TO take
charge OF the Roman Empire-yill have a DeDart.
ment IN The EhP rs Of Dayton, and will "irradiats
the evening horizon !" with bis usual ability - NJ
"the sequel will truly show"
The author OF JUNGLE SANS HOTEL" "RYF
COFFEE" "DE sERESADE," &c, will sing his
merry songs as oteu occasion In spires them
here will, as in the Logan GaSstte he quantity Of
"bntternuN picked up under our own Tree" and
served 10 each mum ber OF the Weekly
In addition 70 this careful attention will be maid to
the News OF the Week, Market Reports, and, in
word Al that goes 70 make up pleasant, reliable
and radically sound Democratic paper
We send his Prospectus 70 old iendSaYerywhers
Snd 70 many o. wnom we hopa 70 make friends, in
she DeIet and mop that they will aid IN the estab.
lishmsnt OF reasonably prospsrous Dsmoorato
paper - az ~
TERMS
To single subscribers SO per Annuan aivays In sd.
vance Amer elaboration we have eonclL He'd moi.
Wthstandng the exorbitant prices fol paper ink &c
60 send ten copies OF the Weekly for Fisen Dc ,ra
knuwing that there 10 not township IN Ohio where
clnn may not be made up on these terms. --
lhe DAILY - sont 20 mail subscribers for % per an
num- IN advance, or six months for S3
Address
HUBBARD & BROTHER,
.DAYrnR. OtiU0l
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HUBBARD & BROTHER,
DAYTON. OHIo.
sBor Sale.
REAL ESTATE For sALE

WILL sell the following real estate In the cltv ~
a Dayton, " applications is made coon:
Flret-Vhe Main Street Mil Property, occupied for
the past few years a. pubic garden II IN well sat
with grape nnes. choice bhery and fruit treeS
seeond-The vacant LOT adjoining the southW Sstern
District school House, on Ludlow street.
1hlrd-Several building lots on the west aide Of Jef
isrson street. south OF The Canal Bridge
mNd2w Q. w. HOUk, Ofhee on Third e
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AUCTION SALE.--C. p. Huber g. Son,
will sell, commencing precisely at l o.
clock, at George Jsckson's, 103 jefferson
Street, fine Hat Rack, fine Book G ase,
Wardrobe, 9 Bedsteads, e with springs }
2 Cribs, Carpets. Tables, Stands, DC. &c.
See circulars.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-13

|, g Esg-oor latest dispatces. up to going
to press, leave the great conflict between
Grant and Lee still progressing Butler
is said to be besieging Drury's Bluff, and
Sherman is reported as having entered
Dalton. A few more days will tell the
whole story.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-13

SALE Of CARPENTER TooLss-C. P.
Huber & Son will sell 3 chests Of car
penter tools this evening, at their room.
H,g ESrTo-morow evening, at O'Clock,
they will sell q Piano.
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a0W4F
A Country Residence FOR Sale,

A DESIRABLE country residence, with dResn
"A aores Of good land, lyinE one mile north oS sV.
s9n on the old Troy road, 10 offered at prvAta saa
There 10 large and comfortable frame house and
good outbuidings, on the lAndi an orchard or dns
graned apple pear and peach tress; = large aasott-
menl OF sTaWberry vines, OF the Wilson, New ALBANY
ouIrent bushes, for wine purposes. ANY psrSons de-
slnng 70 purchase are requested 70 cali aud sTans
the properly them selves the proprietor is con.
ndent that Il will bear inspection. .--- --
Also, ten and hal acres Of hmhered land, four
mlles north OF Dayton, near the Old Troy road
no2AdASs' JAMES KNoOP
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MUTElS lSperiaI MONIES.
QU CIK Err ".

.II ~ q U A q "A y K n.
Il EARNESTLY caution all young men suffer na
from Nervous Debility, &c., against endangernR
Chsr health By patront1ug any OF the adVerts ne
qnacks You can f1'ly recover by the methods used
~ the I'D, erser. and by hundreds Of others snd in
no other Read letter whchI will send you II
you will send me post Dstd envelope bearing your
IL sddress, pirect 70 y R1wR5p n JRAvER,
deZsdaW6tn Lock Box, Boston, Mass.
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@eolrdI.
CINCINNATI vENEREAL HOSPITAL


ClNClNNAIl NENEREAL HOSPITAL,
Established in the Year 1850,
FOR THE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES.
And under the control Of tive Of the most Eminent
Physicians in the world,
DR. z. BoGAPARTE, from London and Paris
~ Hospitals and for tho past ten yeaFs or the Cp-
ennati Venerea Hospital, and DR. + h REYNOLDs
late Of New Y0rk. This is the only once in the city
whore a permanent cure Of Private Diseases can be
chained without the use Of mercury or change Of
Diet GonorFhoea cured in 10 ~ hours Glest cured
10 to 10 days; structures cured In 10 wees, No
iarual Emissions stopped in to dkys; seminal
~ stages cure I'm days: SEQ bdsfy srrnrinr,s IL
70 SWeeksi Skin Diseases cured in 70 weeks; i'm
potency, ygor restored 10 20 weeks All diseases
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