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5[s cured ana faiiiViFol Retor.,
lI6s ana NE (which Tebdey-
Sa,,I ~ , Siie We Of improper induiRsns[
MN ~ are too apt to commit eSc[SsS
St1S M, maj 4. may ensue. Now. who that m.
IN ~ !, tne enttect VIII pretend 10 deny
~ th noe milling INTO Improper hSbItS AN,
die NE aet ~ BeSidea being depFfved q
3eIlons md Destructive synptots rs i boIS
dsfSn ,a III Iln p,, sEtse The system beComa
1ISene[l Los Of FTocTeafiye Py1sr S SiSItl
HeaIf PalpItntion OF he
2 Wasting OF the FfSne roI5sI1 f,!satS
uon, Decay and Death. S0ilAulnp-
S Il ho.z south Frederick St-eet.
a sS eIt hant aide going nom baltimore rrst,1
> = tsituaLs IIoln the corner. Fail not n ~
lseINs thh mime and number AiS1 W w
The ne1td mus 5a paIl and contain stamp,
- :. : Pieillla hangs in his once
IA SOftEs. WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS.
No lEertlltl, q. ~. -. z, -. :. -.
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THB INV sTEAa FRs ESa1sr
HAILs.-we have been shown a drafl
for hall to be built for the new steam
ere engine. Il Is to be erected on ~
street. between Market and Main. IN
the 9Th ward. It VIII be so by 8 feef
with two stories. It Is designed ID
commence the work as soon as tbe civ
council adopts the plan OF the build
ing. This hall cannot be inishel To-
rapidly, as it will soon be needed. our
engine heiug expected about the last q
this month. We hope the couneil win
move quickly In This matter.
We have also been shown. n blaJ sor
n han for the engine that Is to .be
bought for the 'tRonEh and Rss5yi,
Company. This building e. Ia h
erected on the corner of stl, and 2.S,;s
9Th ward In Rast Wheeling. ItwilI n
81 by 6S feet, with two stories.
These two buildings when completed
VIII be an Hdornment as wen as a benz
eht TO our city, and we hope tliey VIM
be rapidly finished IN the best style. :
The plans above mentioned were I,o,,,
drawn by Mr.. Franklin Coen Of on[
CAkNslH-.aH ~
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DR. IOHNETOE.

SleInlnef OF the Royal College Of Surgeons
Lonuons Graduate ffum ono OF Tho mos ami
5 men, ~ I'M tho United 6tates, md he
!pt1iter part Of Whose life hag beeTI SnISTt n,
me hospitals Of London, iPnFfS piTiS5SlybIS
has etibcted some on Tho iTlost
SS,iSi ctlrea that were ever lcnoTSn:
i H Stouoled with ringing I'm the held and
~ ~ wren asleep, gr9at nervouEneSS h,einT
~ = n - sudden Eounfa hashfulne wifi
III nttended sometimes with
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-11

nR JOHNSTON AsDTscoyr
~ most Certain SpeeiZ ~ 5000 311AtSD THE
HeeLnsdy In the world for nj PTiVSta TtIIectual
Hs15Ions % ne ne Back and Limits stIje3ns
tilItl 1lsehafges Impotence. Cs,Ss iihTol-
SniSI June gpefSia, fSnTnn TLJ
8eaFt ITI{5St, Ion of IdsaS, PaIpitaf ION a. ~
~ g llseaee or the Hss5 ~, slght
stSmS U Ss y. Atections or The Iiyer InSSI
arising ffOm the SolitaI11 F1S1iI, Dle ulaoTLiefi
~ M and solitary praeiis n, ~ ~
he n than tho song OF Srs,I I a.
pr1liant hopes or E1nfi ing IhelE most
marriage, d. inpolSf llis .f'ioLtlI Lendeftng
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It is economy to bny he ) hest q, Of
sooq14s. ;. and these Gun always be had n
John Z. IalCin q COS. TSrnIie Of FssS.
ion > $50
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6llLluuIUI
pAI1r IY,sAT ocI9cK,P,M
The steamers OF this Line are an new. ana
their remarkable speed Is due 20 their con.
stTuctiOn, the most approved modern model
e me s; fSSs ! andson river steamers having
1.-THE superiority of their models gives them
Hgteat advantage over Ihe Boats OF the old
Of their boilers and inhehif efy sIiaFani ~ n
The public their perfect sRiety.
h1f! ~ neceiY 20 INFORM our patrons
water lines, thai Rlel do not inquire lie
slightest approach 70 RACING to- enable them
The NeW IdHe 3 conn osed OF thu following
eleGAnt dce-Wneel steatiIers, ASupeFhly fitted
GEORGE LEARY, Capt Blakcmau,
IAN SAAHEP sG Il lntt tIy9 TSgt e. Lands,
DICTATOR, Capt Deerine. .3si s9l 3,
., MAGENTA, Capt. Banker
The t&SlsS are S9Ppls9 With syery luxury
hotel fare, and nDfWithstnn me Eai,eiioI
elesanee, comtoTt, SlistS and speed, The faTS1
they connect Win Tie t eisSant New Line
hte5lniefs TOT lCneffystOne, Mathews county,
a iSi5 ~ iiP 3gts on the ESstsrp sh9Ee Of Viz
befne, Edenton, Plymouth, and ali otheI
points In North Carolina
pots, and bagEnge handled, nee OF charRe.
the day, thus ah6rllnR paasngers time fSi
SesfSing ne toETtiinsatlonA' Dutch Gap, and
Fare nom Baltimore TO Fort Monroe, 500
~ az az ddS az - S S,9S PSIst IN s 9 &c
do. do. Rishmond.-.... s 00
Ihs pTS I net 3, e tAS line ore pow peg
Eteamea OF the Hudson river % run On an
James river, and intend 10 mako their linz
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RIyRE.-The river was falling YES
terday with four feet two inches In the
channel. -. . t :
The Nora len for Cincinnati at five
O'Clock, with good trip.
The Forest CITY passed down for Par
keTsburg-also with a good trip. v y
The regular packets made their usual
trips. -.-..- - -
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az tlsa Eefs5tlS, or Young Men cutanD,.
ne N, 2elli3 aware OF phyRicHi 49,
cnTedj " 4l1ne aehility, dsfoFnifies speeS5II1
= ne Who PLACES himself mdeFthe c,r. an.
:, ~ eonnde In his honor 1T
Akill As physician. 4 = roy upon hB.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-11

TIE EAIR.-our mir commenced YES
tardhy morning. The weather was ele-
EAnt-Warm and bright.
In the morning nothing was done
beyond classifying and arranging stock.
In the afternoon the first display was
oftrOtting mares and geldinEs In single
hArnaes, class @. The following were
the entries for the three premiums,
which wersrespeetively SIS, SO and $40,
r. II. Sgeeney, gelding, Dick. H.
remington mare, Beauty. 4. Sweeney,
mares, AbdAllah, Lady Black HaVE,
and jimmie. Lewis 4 woodmansie,
geidtnS, Ike Cook 8. Ogden, ReldInR,
EE inee. pr. EsteP, gelding, General
The next exhibition was of trottinp
stations, sweepstakes, mile heats, best
In 3 The premiums for the race
were 800 for LIST premium and 50
tor ID. The entries were american
Star" Mr.. Felix. LAfferty, of Pitts.
burgh, and SSorreI Bashaw," AIr. ]. /.
stephens, Of Marietta. But two heats
were run when the 'Sorrel Bashaw,i
was Withdrawn. Tho racing was quite
animated, and much interest was man.
Tested in 1t by the spectators. The
time made by the American Staruwas
as follows: LIST heat, 2:42H; I'd heat
24OX. ~ -f3f 5s
But two entries being made, only one
premium was awarded.
Thenext exhibition was of horsesf for
All work, class &C." In thistle follow.
ing entries were made:
Hartman Reyner, 4 year old eeldine.
"A. =. Stone, year do; Lewis e Wood.
LAnsle year dos James Vernon, S
year old mare; Geo. r. Porter. 5 wear
old geldtng; S. Ogden, Prince; Haear
1omnnson, year old gelding, Glen
hart year old gelding.
The award of premiums in class ex-
htbitions will not be announced until
the last day OF the fafr.
The attendance yesterday was as
good as could have been expected on
the first day.
Much stock, already entered, viii be
brought In to-day.
II the weather continues fair we viii
have n largo turn out.
The sweepstakes for to-day will be as
follows:
=. --@E0Ea44s4 ~ ElpUETIN9 HORSE
THAT HAVE NEVER BEATES THRKF
SUTHA-nESE THREE LIZ 1--WE.
FtrBt premium not less than -. "a
Second 81 81 .,
TWO P. 1s.-RANCx MATCHED HoRsE,
For quick driving, LIST Premium....,s7l
I'd :. 49,. 2
DURING THIS ISTRRyAIs OF SWEET
STAKES WILL BE EXIuBTrED on m
st9llions and brood mares under the
Saddle In Class ............ I
stations and brood mares in harness
N ..-,.... .........
a AAatcned horses or mares, In class, {
IRONING Belding8 and mares in 6inpl,
harneasi Pacing geldinEs and marc.
In single harness; saddle horses d
mares; horses for all work.
an railroads running to wheeling
except the Cleveland & PittsburR. vii
carry passengers and stock at half are
Packet boats and omnIbuses win eLarp,
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~
DR. HoUsToN.-We understand that
DR.. Houston, Of this city, who went
South In search Of his rights,' at DIE
breaking out OF the war, Is an appli.
cant for the appointment of su-
Pedhtendent OF the Insane Asvl,,m
at Williamsburg, Virginia. he was no
Gently in our city, and 1t. is currently
reported, procured from some OF our
prominent citizens recommendations to
Governor Pierpoint, and len here for
the purpose Of soliciting the appoint
ment. We hope their IS some riistals
about this matter, as Honston,s recor5i
is too well known for him to receive. At
the hands of loyal Officers, any prefer
ment- We shall watch this AMIR vii
a good deal of interest, and ,k6eyp our
readers posted.
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Tfl, Conner and Sheet linn ware

HAyMa MORRAsEDMYF PACT nm, prTv Z.
II 1nF the manufncfura of me ~ -
s!tP Am prepared to M an ori0Fs
any .lISls ~ = q than eRn Be md n
pttefns Of SSToVIa boff VIZ ~ " 49,
~ - ~ 1A ~ every StoYes nm fFT,
~, si5y3 ~ X @ JOB Work In Efeei INN
~, sponting and H IN m
Isd,5I.I tSs1ya On hand. COPPER ana 5is
NY eneaR. Merchants and 49,
ne " yin 90 wen to dive me 4 -
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DAMY,AT Q O'CLOCK,

s5il THE NEW ZINE STEAMERS
= Leave Spears Wharf. not q Gay street,
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YOUNG MpN

SoiitaF1 u wa ~ rave become the victims n,
si,,t tf,Lieh annually EWeeIs 10 N
sTSIts 5IlG9I9nds Of Young Men Of fbs n16
might otherwise have e5fyS 51lDsI s. who
Saitst5 Il, Win the thnnde8 OF eioonenee ~
with MI eS,s,dsg The living 1yTe, may ali
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w q LEA fI59 4; NE s5,l 9E nPRUDENCE,

Jtyi,I..4. X 4AtSlS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
- ne sui ded and inipfufient yotnTV
sesSiA o1 ms PAINFUL disei = n tn ffisII han
n ill., ~ sense SHINE or iTeaa
mr. SSI,S eES, getefs him fn applying 10
StIt,,tSII5i him dRlaYing TIN me con.
,,,aii ptoms Of Lnis hoFTid diseSse
tOat nose - 81 S9Le
i,is ~. Guinness Of Hight. teSfnsSS
ON ~ l9nes and aFInS hioiciiei
III, n ~ ilea ind eNt temtf iyStS
M Iagidity TN nf iast ~
an, Az - g me bones Of the noe ri N,
hpFIid object Of confn IN III
S1it, Z P{t5iod 70 his dreadful aiffeFinS1 IN
fraT1 aiIil % that undtSc0Hered co1ftTy
,yiStiI !. fdet that ffousanIla ri
t,ISsILIIin ~ Terrible disease OWNS 10 IN
ilIa ~ ~ ~ orant FFetGudeFR Who by
and make ffe ~ az AZ iIe
tLl -l----l lLLalIL -. !. '. -
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An railroads running to wheeline.
except the Cleveland & Pittsburg, viii
carry passengers and stock at half are.
Picket boats and omnibuses win charge
reduced rates.
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BAL4lMOREL LOCK HOSPITAL
Ez'LAaLIsHED AS a RRlPIIi,l,,pI
ZION QUACRERY.-o ,--.lSs -.

oNLYPL4cEW74FPE Z nm IN, :.
BE DETAINED CAV
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TWO P. lss-FANCT MATCHED HoRsEs.
For quick driving, LIST Premium......s75
ID *
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a Matched horses or mares, in class. G
EEotnng Beldings and mares in single
4naFnessi Pacing geldings and mare
q IN single harness; saddle horses or
Mares horses for all work
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3. 3. ..-Illlll.lIl.olFHlsENIENI o. THE Press.

The many tt,,rl q { tl,,- ,,s,I,,,.
,S, ~ = ner year, and the numerous I'M
IL IA. sutgte1 OPEN lions performed by
fhe JSsI,,t. n Nh by the reporters Of
men nay appeared again and
Z 4 ~. ne pnhlic q ides his standing
" ts ant guafarf "a f5f ID n ICED,
& SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED
.,ts 30 lette1 lived unles post.paid and
la stump 70 b nSed on the reply.
fisT5 ~ mould ltatg age and send pOE
'fl = ~ ~ - IT ing SymptOnS
! ma. =, DIN M.qJOHNEf0N,dI d,
III, re - tifnbEe Lock Hospital BaitimOEe
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DURISa THB ISTRRvALs OF SWEET
sEAkEs WILL BE EXHIBITED on TINS
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- !. 10 i j. I q
lIRcuTEi CopRgsITf4 ledge ldiiFetE, Pre-
Stdil gs-C Circuit Court met yesterday
morning 1t 0 o'clock. an3 al aa .giii
{. Cas-, of state ~. SCOT and, j, Avis
talfas Gardnerl was resumed In the
evening. AMER the argument Of the
counsel for prosecution and defense
the case was submitted 70 the Jury,
who returned q verdict of guilty, and
imposed a punishment Of one wear
each in the pehitentiary. It Is UNDER
stood that the punishmsnt was thus
Light because the accused had both
served In the Union army. De
Case OF State IS. Burd Long, on q
charge of petit larceny. Verdict, not
guilty. ti7'fs .i1i leS 80
Case or State -. Margaret Mccor-
mick, ON a charge of grand larceny.
Verdict, not guilty. Ieis
Case Of State rs. Rachel NIitz, on a
charge OF fornication. This case was
heard and determined by impo1ine q
dine Of SO and costs ON the accused
This Is mean case, and the least we
say about 1t, we guess the better. -
The following cases are set fol
to-day:
State Is. Len Gibson; on a charge a. g,l OF
grand larceny. 80
State g. JOnasand VIM. GrumbaGker;
charge OF assault and battery. "a.
State -. John @. Hatley and Others,
charge OF riot and breaking in house.
The following proceedings were had
on Monday, and were not previously
noticed by MS: -.
II. b. Cox and others ~. Belmont
Iron Works Co; injunction heretofore
allowed In this case, inhibiting the sale
Of the Belmont Minis, dissolved Iydis
w. Rankin, guardian, Is. Eliz. p. Ran.
kin, Ct ais, decree for the sale OF North
50 feet, lot l5e, ON ChaplIne stre4,s.5.., :.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-24
snow-OhioaEo oOnspIrators.

CINCINNATI, April 20 --COnsidsrable snow
fell here yesterday and last night, 1t is clear
and pleasant this morning
The findings and sentence in the csss Of
the Chicago conspirators, promulgated this
morning by General Hooker, are as fol-
lows:
B1ckner 8. Morris and Vincent Marmaduke
ara acquitted, end will be discharged after
taking the oath OF allegiance.
Charles Walsh and r. I. Lemmes are found
guiltySf all specifications and charges the
former is sentenced to fve years bard labor,
and the latter to three years hard labor in the
Ohio peuitentiary.
The sentence against Terrifel w. Daniels
is not yet promulgated, The Commission has
been discharged
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-24
soo,h supposod 10 he Hurt.

NEw YoRK, April % Circumstances
which have come to the knowledge Of the
Government, render it nearly certain that
Boote' horse fell with him on Friday night
the l4lh inst, aud it is believed caused frAc-
turs Of one Of his legs II is also reported that
he has diyested himself Of his moustAche,
The likeness of Booth, published in HArper'H
Weekly, is said to be correat
Ths attention of surgeons and the public
is called to these circumstances.
II Booth is laying concealed and wounded
the rewards offered and the detestation of hi,
crime by all loyal citizens will soon bring hin
to light.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-24
TELEGRAPHlc NEWS.

Onloial WulIstin-
WARglsoToS, April ~, 1858.
To Mg1or General DiE

To Agjor General DiE
In dispatch dated Mobile, FIVE p NJ,
April l4th, Major GeHersl Candy reports as
follows.
We found 10 Mobile and It's defenses on
the west side ofthe bay, over one hundred
aud ify guas and very large amount OF
ammunition, and supplies Of all kinda, and
about one thousand prisoners. Inventories
are now being taken, and a detailed report
will be forwarded as soon as they sra compile
ted The quantity OF cotton viii probably
reach three thousand bales, and there Is a
large amount Of provision and forage
Major General Hancock reports that near.
u ali Of Moseby's command have surrender
sd including nearly or quite all Of the officers
excepting General MOseby himself Some Of
MoseOys own men are hunting him for re.
ward OF 81 900 offered by General Hancock,
who has been directed TO establish his head.
quarters at Washington.
The counties OF Prince George Charles
and ST. Marys hnve, during the whole war,
been noted BY hostiities to the Government
aud its protection 10 the rebel blockade run
ners, rebel spies, aud every species Of public
enemy The murderers Of the President
were harhored there before the murder, and
Booth aed in that direction. II he escapes
it will be owing to rebel hooomphces in thai
direction The military commander Of the
department will early take measures to bring
rebel sympathizers and accomplices for mur
der to a sense of their criminal conduct
GSigned Il NJ. STANTON
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-24
MGHF.AND Dark COpD WALKING COATS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
HsAay got up,
PANTS AND VESTS

OF various patteTns. OF American and ETeaCh Csssi.
mfres, and cut 10 the Latest styies, tsgshsr with
tasty assortment Of
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-24

WAsHlSGToS, April 23.-The Southern ref
ugees in Washington will call upon President
Johnson on Monday morning.
PablicAt on has been made Of certain
changes Of several officers, Including General
Halleek, to command at Richmond. This is
not correct. General Ord remains in com.
mand of Virginia, as heretofore General
Halleck command Virginia and North Caro-
lima General Gilmore remains n command
Of the Department Of the South.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-24

TAOR sALB-G0O aeros Of land Si1 miles south OF
+ Konton, Hardin county, Ohio, lying on both des
Of the Cincinnati and EanduEky Railroad, ntm Hnd-
sonyille Station,
4 he land lies rolling and IS tiInbcred with ash n.
pie, walnut cherry lynn, hickory &c. has thsee eood
springs OF watersn valuable water power on fihef
Greek, twenty feet head with rich creek fotiomh
Onyimproyements, cabin with ahont Mtefh ares
cleared. The wood on n and, II cut and hauLd 70
the railroad will pay for The land
For terms and other particulars, apply TO J. II !.
Price or W. " Marquis, BeAeiontaine, o, lRQ4dAWf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-24
ROAD NOTICE. =

NOrlCE Is hereby given that petition will be pre-.
IN sented 20 the commissioners OF Montgomery
Monday Of June A. d. 1868, praying for the altsra.
don or the county road leading from farnersvills In
Montgomery county, TO Winchester In r be county
Ohio ga the Diamond mills 10 preble county afore.
said as 70 lowsi begnningat the forks T. said road
on the bank o. TOM hun, near r. CotlermAn's barn,
Ebys along the ine The cid road to the North hank
Of Twin Greek thence West along or near tho bank
a22ws NtfE Ht AiPkrITIoNRR
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-24
REAL ESTATE AT ADMINISTRATORS s
Eft SALE

| \ pursuance Of an order granted BY ths Probate
L Court Of Montgomery County, Ohio Il will offer ioa
sas, at public auction, en-
Saturday, the 2eih dayOT ApFil, A. d. 1850,
AZ two o'clock, afternoon, upon the premises, the
OllowIng dsAcrbsd real estRe, situate in the County
of ofMonigomery, and Siate of Ohio to-wit situalein
she northeast quarter Of section 90. town D. range g.
east, 6e described as follows Beginning Al a stone.
the northwest corner a. sed Arm ths noe south bs
q sta 0l chains TO a stone on the east line OF ia
quarter section thence north - 6a al chains
10 the northeast corner Of said Arm thence south So
taining twelve nd twentysone hundred hs (l2 a1)
acres. Appraiseda AZ ST35-subie tQ widows dover.
Terms Of Sae-O third IN cash On the day ofsale;
one'third In one, and oneth rd in two yearsrom the
day OF sale, nth interest the payment TO be secured
by mortgage on the pr, misses 80 I'd.
WILLIAM O. RANDALL,
Admltiatrgtor ofJohn o. Randall, deceased.
J. II. pAod0fT, Attorney. alwi
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-24
-OINCINNATI YENEREAL Hos

CINCINNATI yENEREAL HOS
Established in tho Year Issol streets,
FOR THE CURE or PRIVATE gbn
And undor the control OF two Of the ruofi
Physicians In the World.
nR. e, BoNAPARTE, nom London hh
e1SnatI Veherssi Hospita aid Dr t. u RITks
late OF New York THIS 10 the only office ID a.
cbss,eedi whhout lie use o. mercury o. ehsslvyn.
diet Economies eIrea q. y Sls e s oiIyIsN
one to three wee4s ,; Nocturnal kmiasionH slopw
4wo TO sx days; Seminal saknsss cured in M p,n
eight weeksi Syphlis in it's primary stsges eatsC -
weeks; skin Diseases cured ~ one to threeWtt
hnpoteney yigeT restored IN one 20 opT Neehfa
Diseases OF private nature treated with unItfiltVn
success, male or female. FN
DR.. Bsnapsrtes great work on pnyate Seas a..
the Private Guide 20 Heath ~ benz heia 10 M ma
ard female, old and dyoung, should read this waFk.
wall enlghten those wis grope IN darknets ~ n.
Dr. bonsparte's Fiench Patent Mele sas ID
perfectly tnle, aud never faiisto give satsAetqnil
Prce Of tie French Patent Male safe'sl tht ard
one * gsr hali d9zep sz1 Per dosen; 5s1, y
and rphshle rcinedy for sppeshlSns md al fS,
male diseases. Ladies should not use thtln duriL
pregnaey as they viii pr, dnce miscarriage E1idd 81
per 10 T1exlni 1ne S5-sent To- any ado fets s mail
Drs. Il. n are the men TO consulti they nfC tns
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kings OF yherea diseases, aud the only oooTs M
receive monthly eporlH. .iro5m ihe od wurdi neY1I
have been accustomed rom Rn eerly ege ~ yosh ~
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professional study In every sphere Of lie, roln o.
wealthy, and having asoeftaped hey ond n doubttho
vast suffering o. humanity, they detelnhee 10 tSleotf
10 devote their Whole attention 10 the aiesation Of
the diseases olthese inn oIiant uneucpa No letters
a poataae stamp. Call or address
Ir5. BoNAPARTE 4 BEYNoLbs, 30.
No lSs syeemoTe street between Fh'll ard siS'b,l
east side, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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ATTAOHMENT NOTICE

Fred, Laage, Plaintiff. versus william O. LaDow, De.
fendAnt
Before John II. stoppslman, J. r. OF Dayton town.
ship MONTGOMERY county, Ohio.
nEFhNpAhr will take notice that on the I0th
~ day Of February, 1865, SAID Justice Issued An
order OF Attachment, In the above action for the sum
of So 10 Case set fortral March n lse0
". II. BALvILLS, Attorney. mSsws
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1900 silver Fruit and Oaks Bassets..... 20 to 90
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