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By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
FROM SUFFOLK.
Wasbiitotoii, pril JT. Th latest InUlli
e-aoe receivod bar ii up to yesterday noon,
wbtn ll we qniat on th Nanaemon, abo
..J keloa HnlL.lk
Refugee report th recent attack oo Suf
folk wm 10 tb character 01 a grand imaging
eKrvarlition.
Thar ia tb bast nodaraUndinc bdlim
our land and natal force in thai aaclion.
FROM MISSOURI.
St 1uia Anril iT Gen. Curtia baa -
nail an nrdar of aimilar Durnoae to that of
General Buroaide, bat far mora elaborate ia
tha definition of the offenaea enumerated.
huntinw nnnionalv from tha highest military
authorities and articlea of war. All officer of
tint Department are triclly enjoined to carry
out th provisions 01 tn oraer.
BRAGG SHOT.
Kiihtilli, April 2T A atartling rumor ia
current lo-Diut tbat Braflg waa ahot and in
stantly hilled by Geo. Breckinridge, atTulla
kflnt vasterdav.
A party of rebela attacked tha Louisville
train on it passage from thi eity to-day. The
rebela killed two prisoners. No damage done
to the track. . , ,
LATEST NEWS.
AFTERNOON DESPATCHES.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Wahiunuton, April 27. A apacial to the
World aaya tbe enemy bava been reinforced
a reported. Gen. Lee ia sick and Jackson ia
iu commaud.
The Timea special atatea that foreign bank
areola about tour week ago ware Mut to
, Europe to make aale of our bouda aalhorited
to be iaaued by the laat Congreaa. A late
learner brought th new that a large turn
will b supplied to Government credit in
Hamburg. London and Pari. Robert J.
Walker i underatood to have aailed on the
Wth, fully empowered to perfect our arrange-
menu initialed her by German agenta in
March
The Richmond Euqnirar of tha 22d con
taina and advertisement for 6000 laborers to
work on the fortibcatioua
I na frienda of priaoners confined in the
old capitoi hare been trying to get them out
by bribery. Evidence of tbeir crim ia in the
hands of the District Attorney.
Koineno, tbe Mexican Minister bad an in
lerview to-day with the President and com-
plained of tbe uulriendlv treatmeut but coun-1
try hud received ill the refusal of permit to
ahiu muniliona of war on Mexirau account
while tbe French were allowed to buy treaty
iu New York. St Louie, aud elsewhere. '
A apecial to tb Tribunt states that Chief
Engineer Wood, of th United States Navy,
now on duty in connection with lb iron clad
vessels, h is made a proposition to tha Secre
tary of tbe ftavy to following enact : tie of.
fere to take a monitor np tha harbor ol
Charleston, removing on his way any obstruc
tions that may imped tbe prograsa of snips,
or if tha department only deairea th destruc
tion ol Fort Sumter, be will accomplish that
A Stat Seuutor cf California, who enjoys to
a large degree the coubduuca ot tugiueers,
also offers to accompany Mr Wood on the
impotlaud expedition named. It ia under
stood tbat tha President and Secretary Welles
look on the proposition with favor, but theao
lion ol Government of course is uot known.
STARTLING RUMOR.
April rumor reach
ed her that a rebel lore ia moving oo Wheel
ing or riltsburg the rumor bears some
marks of authenticity.
THE ALABAMA AGAIN.
- New Yobk, April 28 Th bark Geo Cobb,
from Palermo, reports that on tha 18th, lat
37 W long 39 15' she waa boarded br
boat from tbe ship Morning Star, of Boston
from Calcutta for London. They report the
Morning Star captured by the Alabama in lat
2 minutea north, and released alter giving
bonds tor 00,000. A brig from f once re
ports the Alabama arrived off there tha 7th of
April. The Spanish authorities supplied her
with powder and coal.
FROM THE POTOMAC ARMY,
HEADQUARTERS, ARMY OF POTOMAC,
April 27.
A special to the Herald says rumors have
been in circulation during the laat few days
that the rebels are about to abandon their
present position. Nothing definite however
w yet known concerning the movement.
Priaoners are brought in almest daily from
the out posts, but their information ia contlict-
and unsatisfactory
POTOMAC ARMY MOVING.
New lull, April ia. the limes says
rumor reached her last night that tb Army
of tb folomac was moving.
Tbe Wheeling Intelligencer learns from
ollicer, who leu Fort Monroe oa Saturday,
that newa received Irom tbe oouth gave prom'
ise of another attack ou unarleston.
The aleamar Blackatone from Orleans 19th,
Key West Z.fd, arrived to-day. bnnirinir
number of prisoners recently captured by
lilockadera off Sabine Pass. Among them
Cum. Fowler, who commanded I be steamer
which captured the Morning Light aad Velo
ity, on Iba 14tn.
The expedition from Gen. Dudley's Brigade
crossed Point Land opposite Port Hudson,
. and commnuicated with Admiral Farragut,
whose Secretary accompanied the expedition.
They found the Admiral in good spirits,
believing th auemy bad but four days sup
plies at i ort noaaon.
Tb Ram Swiiserlnnd Is still ia company
with th Hartford and Albatross blockading
Red River, and tba movement of Banks
wards tha earn ooint will tend naturallv
cut off rebel supplies from Texas and West
Lousiana.
Tba Pilot of the iron-clad Keokuk is under
i arrest, charged wiia running her ashore
Morris Island that the rebels might capture
her.
Tbe Government agent residing at Hobo
ken was robbed by Burglar Sunday night
thirty thousand dollars belonging to tha Gov
ernment Lat advices from Bermuda (tat tbat
aoglo-rabel trade continues brisk. NoAmeri-
can nmll of War at Bermuda, and th lio
of iteamera owned in Liverpool ar constant
ly rnnning th blockade to Wtlmiaglesj. '
Tb 2Yt&ew's Hilton Head correspou
dene of th 20th represents th monitors
and arming ready for movaraeat and, indeed,
on seems actually in prograe. am aaya De
fore th doe of this week all iron-clada will
be again over th bar at Uharlecton and an
attack null soon com off this Urn in co
operation with th land force. - , .
Tb rebels ar hard at work strengthening
their land defence oa th Ielaode sooth of
Charleston. Troops have bean sent from
Savannah to assist them.
From Florida we learn ther ar ao armed
rebela east of St Johns River. A sufficient
fore is left to hold St. Angustin and Fernan
dinaagainat any force th rebate ean bring
against them. A email craft supposed to be
a gunboat bad escaped from Savannah through
Were? Hound.
Tha Clerk of United States Pn Court i
said to hav absconded with ainele-thownaad
jtnllM MnvarnmBiil fnnlla. !
Dayton Market.
DAYTON, April 22.
HARSHMAN'S FLOUR Red wheat,
wholesale 6 2ft, retail 6 T. , 1
WHEAT I 16..,. .,.
CORN 65. ..
A
tA I aotapw. , . .,, I
BAKL.ET I 4(njl , . .
RYB 01 00. i
HAY Timothy 11001S 00 par ton.
FLAX-SEED 3 00. . . . ' . ........
WHISKY 44a44.
GROCKRIES Coffee 3336fc Sugar 131
14l ; Molasevt 6566 ; Soger Hoaaa
Syrup 657;- Tea I 80i r Chaeaa
Inftnlb: nice smaliu: iwiea peaonee Ttaiivi
Dried apple 4j)5 ; Beans 2 6076 per bn;
I r. n..n. 1.- IIAIIII
nutter zmgs ; r-ggs , , ,r
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, April 25.
FLOUR Tbe Market la rather unsettled,
Superfine 6 6IKrt6 70 ; eilra o uati 10 ;
ramily to tancy e IU(a)b zo. ' '
W 11 1SK.X Market unsettled at 4Z($4Z I at
tar rate lor wagon. :
WHEAT-Market rules firm, demand good.
I 251 27 for prim, to choic red 1 30
133 lor prim Indiana or Ohio white, ana
1 361 40 tor prime to choice Kentucky
,hila
rriRWTh. nr lih.r.1
Ear at 6061 in bulk; shelled at 6061
in bulk, and at 73(y73 including sacks.
OATS Supple better, and mark easier.
W quota at ti8(oi in bulk, at 797 ir
eluding sacks. ' " ' "
RYE Demand moderate at 7880 lor
MiMJE dull and nomiaal.
Prime tall at 1 601 60 ; state spring, prima
to choice, at 1 ,6C)1 45. . -
GROCERIES Tb Market unchanged.
sugar llf12, coffee 31J34, molasses
5(n)t
[Reported for the Daily Empire.]
New York Market.
NEW YORK, April 28.
FLOUR Receipts 000 bbls; market dull,
6(910c lower ; salea 0,000 bbls ; 6 76$6 90
extra state: 7 15(7 i0 common to good
sbiriDinc brand K 11. U.
With, At Marketdull, drooping, nominal
1 35(5)1 69 Chicago spring; 1 68(41 62 Mil
waukee club; 1 62 1 70 winter red wes
tern.
CORN Less active, shad sasier at 89Q89J
for sound, 8388 unsound mixed western.
OATS Market quiet at 8688 com-1
mon to prime. . , , ,,
POrlri Quiet - ' -v
I, AKl Shade easier at Hj10f.
DRESSED HOGS Shad firmer at
7.
WUISK.K r irm at 44.
[Reported for the Daily Empire.]
New York Stock Market.
NEW YORK, April 28
STOCKS-Lower, heavy, fair business: money
at 67 pel cent on call ; Starling Exchange
unchanged; Uold I 49J, closed 1 60, Uolled
States sixes '81 coupou 1 06. ' registered
1 OS, lreaaury 7 3-10 I 06, new on year
certificates 1011, United States five '74
coupons 971, New York Csntral 1 ltii, Erie
84, Calilornia sevens 1 30.
a
an
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is
and
to
to
on
of
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(JUKHANT WINK.
INVALIDS aud igeui persouswho requires healthy
ToDie, will Sud niy OLD OUKKANI' WINKS ill
peiior to say batarii sow slhugst mors than douUa
mv p ice. My
wiaes era pure, ira rrom Mil drugs,
aud, la usM of dabillty, mimkmsIIv at Ihls season of
the year, are Nature's great ralorativaalo haaltbaad
bsppiuass. Oall at niy stall. No. 17, middls of Uia
Biarsst. or ai ins ampire omea, aad procure a spas-
luiru u, .aw T. iiwa,
i7J4w I. H. W. MUMSfA.
NKW F I K M i
TBS undersigned have entered iotoaeo-partDerahip
for the pm poie af carryius oa th Uerdware bu-
smess UDder in style ol Auuersoa a lnttitttDn ilai
Juies . Anderaou) ia th Utor souUk-aast eoraar
bi'-uB'l aud aemtritoB slru.
LyU,U., Uury i. Int.
, JAMES T. ANDBRf ON,
asouaww M. uusbijii.
MUR HaVLK-JUB PHfNTIJHQOirKICB
r 'i hie is a rare chanje tor a
k brai
raouoal prwtr with
mall usuitai
The office i tocsted
Mmniy-esra
ei ou of
X.V'JTuZ
ere Wiog none ifuUishfti iu tbe eouuiy.
.r soon Usts ortV can be totui oa y urroe.
ruu is
Muttr. the i
apuiieti lor eooa uits onk'e cau be hsd oa eaev
BtuisQMiiorjr reasons Kivea lor wanuon 10 sell. Foi
rurtnvr particulars enquire at this ohVe. attiitaw I
NOTIOK.
th noderstgDed, to charje the follow-
f T iug pnoes ou sua -itr m tst 01 April, iHoJ:
Carnsa lur luurnU ia city.
.....ss
Ou hors sod vrnK for fUBral Inotly
I
I Uiirwand
auKKy 'or fuuvral ia utly
1
s
Hur aud liuur sua dsv
Worse aud buggy oaialf day
Thou ft. llillia, E. Haaihmu,
J . aliallalauraar, K. W MOoa,
J tUlK'itl, . , J. MoCauauoid.
- nani.Wild.- . . aiasldiia
MOTiiito iu whom it Mil coNCKKX.
XN before the Uy Couoeil of the Citjof layuB,the
TIWIiV ia haran. .i..a ska. lt..u..u.
IVI ItlWI U( urailABHSjaap, LSJ-WIt ;
to grade. flreei uum and gutter Maple alreal
tweau Cksartersttiitlie Wesiera Leva.
To eraae. wtm, .-urb and gutter Charter street
lweB Third aad riflh tktmut.
To inade. aravei. curt audsutterMuGluMatiMtlsmv
tWrHtu MuLaia aud ktohard siieets.
To grsai ad , af e the Alls west of rn Hrl
and ruiu-iuM parallel tharewitli between Vourtb
nth s
I a pursusnce lo the law aaid OrdiBawea war
read, isiu on the teow, aud tha utera wMriMted iogivf
four wawks1 notice of the pvudetv: of tle eaiaa, :
The lw retiutree all chums loidiuuiHieothatiuayaa
erue fieia Btutl uapruveuteuteto be flieuin wnLtuiwtth
lib wn
U of
Ute fJity CUrk,
i Uius lurth tlta amounl of aaaUitHaTea
Lisiuietl, within two weeks after the e pirvLa W
time rHftured for the puolscsuon of swih aewce
Uit Mtuis will batekes uu lor ftual acuun.
apiw ANTUUWV tv'lai'iiAh, Ouy Clerk.
Kiri V1HK R04T AKB W11VC.
Inava. rroaa se.iwe to auuo iwo-yenrid ttru
Vine aWoie lor saio. 1 will allow a Uharal ooa-
iweston to au wno auat eon fur ana.
alsui. attttsd UsALaa ia ItViuaa Cur siavlak
ta(deoi)e near tbe Aajrlunn, south tf Dayton.
are mm ev mWjmm, uui
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74 AND 76
WEST FOURTH BTRKET.
ClNCINHATf, OHfO.
Clack Silks,! o -.-Tt
Kztra (jualluwi, at 11 as, 1 91, 1 80
Colored Silks,
,
m ' ,,
App OllJSB.
w '
rraaab mated Foulard
fiXOIirnillK Silks,
run
IDrnaa CImA
. , ri , ... . , . J-r . i
Bverj stjle and fcarle
StPd Barege., ;
Silk and Weol.atwc
TUrMmUt
w-mi, , ,. ........
ORGANDIES, JACONETS, PERCALES,
LAWNS, to.
New Chintzes,
Aad Ginghams, sHoto. at ST, to, N, Sg, 76c
Oalicqee. iy;,,.- f;,: !
iH, so,i, , as, so
Table Damasks, .
Mapkias, Diapers, Tawals, Doylies, els
White Bed Quilts, A:-
All sises sad quallLM, at Ss TS, . S p
PianA flAwara
" ' w
Cloths and Cassimeres,
uttable fbr fpnag
Balmorals,
. Fof ladles aad Mlssaa
White Sheetings,
i ....... so, SSandai
Corsets,., i a & -1 a
All sisss. whit aad oslorad
nL..,j.. !
Aieavy UrOwn OnOOtlngS,
1 i.: i.i ; so, at aad sue
Laoea and Embroideries,
L l sfuslln riouaeui,bl, "xryebsap'
Bleached Mnslins,
Linen Handkerchiefs, v
., .., Extra quality, at II W par doaaa
Furniture Dimities
. For rHdprads,at.,atav, M, 17 aad ton
Clerical Ties,
t f S . Ii ? '
Housekeeping. Goods, ,
A very complete stock of all kinds
Umbrellas,
f Ilk and aiagbass
Parasols & Sun Umbrellas
I -, t , .t-n
1 Xj&CA sUlltt A. ' - LivJ
Ladies and OhUdreu's, cheap, IT, M, TSo, $1
XZosiaiy.
Ladi', Oast's sad Oaildraa's
Hoop Skirts,
i 'i iifiif
At the old pstuas
Silk Shawls.
UJ..
.4 .
aToaasabtu absals
Opriug Closks, Garments
. . .
. . .... .
ALL oELLIflQ CHEAP
w
I l l I a i km I - I tl . -w J
1). W. DEUND,
: 'ii k ! Wa. )Frtai WA.
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.u Of.F'm
w rise's OsjraBa,
i v ii II il'J I
NEW YORK, April 28 Book and Job Printing.
E M P I R K
( H u I i id
a n t!
i:
:es: i..
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J. i
jt'.r
il all orders tat
J , t
I ,
Book and Job Printing,
With dispaish and ta th usst style st tha art.
alar eneauoB paid to
'J J
him i.iu-t'l j'i'':.- v . .. .' . ;
Blank and Railroad Printing,
Hi
II, BAM.
KBalBTEM
LS'ITCU HBADlifaa,
DIKDH,
CISCULAlUt ,. kBOKIfTS,
'i f .
1 v-' i
- J I T.J A '
Ibaw Cards and BUI 1
rlora
ldVCs
'it!
aUOW BII.U. HAND HILL. POMTKK8. PBO.
- BABIB1U, INVITATION ABO
,r... 'i ..
BOOK WOEK
Of every aaaonptta
Havlaj oaf tb mast eemelet Prlauai Kstab
Ushmsais la oulhara Ohio, ur ttultlslu fef 4aillt
kiads ar Work, Baak. riaia, ar Oraasaaalal, are tn
ytaas,' s have as of tk autaat rrasaas,' sad bava
ail Ike saadar styles Tye, aad we emplay th
twerkBia.
" weaav tbras rw Ptmbm aaaaaatad vntk a
JoaPiparSmil, S as araaavad to aaaaus work
frftk aaataaae ad dlaBatsk.
wmr-urimn n-oai abraaa wlU rsaaiy prompt attaa
Boa.
JISUHtUt Hii, ,lt a, t.lo.
0E HCI.MED CAEIUAGES.
r iinggtrta, andSprlnar Wagons
ro 6 A LB 0H1AF BT
J. I-ANODON 4s BRO., '
-i A (W. W. Mltlps' old stand,)
Fourth strast.lMitweenJeffcnonsndBt. Clair,
. , , . Dartaa,Ohl.
aa Srnm! BtBrfntmiMi : .
ly nsir. f.r n. v.ry lo.lor ci.h.
spsiriugnaauyanuproinjptly attnltf to.
W. W.
sn9d8ra
rmi.LirH'old ataed
Fourth atret. Dayton. Ohio.
MTABLISHKD UNDKB OITT OBDINAffOB IN 1H47
y " WHEELER , '
TOBACCO WAREHOUSE
PHISTIB a HOW, Proprletori. -
For fhe Itupsoeioo snd Bala of
LEAF TODAC CO
a. t Wt rt atraat. h. m.i. h
walsmt, aiaar Slaaxbaat l.aadla,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Toharwo sold at A nj-itnn M P.... .
may danra. "
A UCTOY gjl.RBirrricsnAvsi mirDDn.vn
8A TUROA Y&. fMVAW aAi.JS ivKHY 1,19
Storage to Snippers Three Month Free.
Attmtloa givwi to selling pork, Ird, and Flour,
OoBsignnwnft solultad. jalMawSm
NOTICE .' .
S hsraby given thst the aubsnriher has two ao-
DOIUUtd SDd OUallHMl mm A ,1,....,, ... ..r ... .
Uleof rhiliptiruva.latsoriUiidolpb townhip,Monti
gomery oouuly, Ohio, ueu.AMtd. r
it"J MOSKS WOOAMAN.
CARBON OIL pf tha bast quality the mark! can
produce, both for aaToly aud durability ia lairninK,
ana as Ires from olfenalvs odor an can be malt, for
sal by tha gallon or barrel by JAMKH AHHKV,
2 iJragxial, vtv Mala atrt.
HEADQUARTERS
FOR
Produce and Provisions.
JACOB W. HBIDLIR, Montgomery Houaa,"
corner room, at Ih old Excelalur iially Market, ia
vT?rS?S'7.!r!ST,,,aaBa apa faraale, rHKHH AND
pHlKD MKATB, FUtlLTKvT PBOilUtiK. VEOKTA
fel.jis, rHUlTH, GAME In aeaaoo, andall UiaadblM
that he oan collect from tha four points of the con.
anappllalugxtra winch are so agraaabl to
i palal. may b had at tb Exoalalor Market.
Old Jak ia durtnln to hImu i k. ... .t.i i w
wob'i be cUd la his hue by any other aiin'ilar en
tauiabmant. -
Call aud sea him. He will be prepared to please
you soy and .Tory day. jalMem
Sandusky and Buffalo.
Erie, Hallway steamboat Co.
L run res-ntariT
uuriim file heaann
nevimiion between
he above named ru.rr.
Uwlollowiug Nrat-claas sorew atearaara:
OWKOO ... cmx R a .
PORT8MOUTH..i......... lb..;,.,- l nTil.'
CU8UMAN. Oawain i. M. Itwi.'
Connscting with tbe Brie Railwav Wi r...i r. .
points In tha East. .
JhJi''et",,.0.",!!P',,r,, Invited to the superior
facilities onor.it by this line. For fr.mhl or ieice
apply to
V vr.v
OSBORM, Agent si Saudusky.
Osa'l rrelghl Ag't, 8. D. A 0. R. B. Iwy ton.
HOU8KFOKHKNT.
mBAT lara aad commodious houae.Nn ml l..,rih
X na,oiiining ten rooms. There is also a good
elaU am ll.e Uu . ....I . s
... FRRD. LANOE,
"' ' ' ; tinder Beckel's Hall.
. r t j
A FKKHH ARRIVAL.
TleT received a eompleta aasortment of Coal Oil
v wnmwH, man jiurnera, wicks and Ohim
ye lor aal elip by -
- .. JAMES ABBRT, Dniftgiat.
CINCINNATI VENKKEAL HOSPITAL
aUallshsd la tha Year I860,
FOB THE OUkB Of PRIVATE DI8EABEB.
Aad under lb control of tao ol th moat Eminent
rnyaiciaas la in world,
D"
R. K. BONAPARTE, rrom Londoa and Paha
Hoanitala. and tor tbe bant in wmr ,.i ik.
tmm vi new suwm. i ma ia me omv omue in the CUV
wbra Mirmanent cure of Private Hi...... ...
obuuned, without the um of mercury or chenn ot
li.l lliiniu.rhiM Miind i 1 1. mkn... t.i. . B
la S lo 10 dev., HU-icturea curad In 1 lo 3 weeks; Hoc.
luraal Emlsalona stopped in II lo u days: benunal
neui.ee eurea nils a weeks: Byphiha in iu pnma
ry ateaee cured la 3 daye; Hecoudery ayuiptouia la I
to S weeka; bkia tilaca.es cured in 1 to! weeka- im.
potency, vigor restored in I to weeka All iliaeuea
ater femele "'eu wun uuparalleled Slu cese,
tir. ttonaparla'a (rreat work oa private disease, tin
rrireieuiiiueioneeim, la beneficial lo all, male and
teniale.old and young, should read Una book. It will
enlighten thoaa who grope in darkness. Price so
oenla, aenlby mall.
irr. oeaepana s French Patent Mala Hafel it .
r ' ' ' tmttm mi go aauaawuon. It i
the only safe and aura preeulie ageinel diaeae
,"r?n, rn' Male Uele. f 1 the eingl
eneJS per half doaeo, 7 per doaea, aeut by mail
arMadanie Loiltk s Vernal Mouthly Pill, is a
safe and reliable remedy for auppreaaiona and all fe
male dlaeaaes Ladiee ahould not uaa I he in tkmug
1 00 pr box extra Ana as sent to any addrass by
mall. '
Irs. B. A R. are the men to eonanltj Ihey are on
queeUouably acknowledged lo be Uieuliainpioiia aud
klaga ol vrneraal diaeeaea, and the ouly ixx-tora who
renetv mouUily reports rrom th old world: Ihey
hare beeo aucuatomed rrom aa early se of youth lo
wttueae tha varloua diaeaa which arUict mankind,
aad lo watch th progress through a long career of
prufeaalouaJeludy. In vry apher of life, from the
humble abode ot poverty le the uianaion of the west,
tliy, and having aacruun.l beyoud a doubt tha veet
suoenug of huuianity.lltey determined to aelout the
general, ve ayatem aw their parlicular aludv,anduide.
vol ttiir a fioleaiteouon toihe alleviation ol thedis
seaiaiot tkaeemipurumlfuucuoaa. No letters will be
auawerwd unless Lheyounuins rsuuUeaue or a post.
aa stamp. Oeli or adilieaa,
m, Or. buNAPABTB BBYMOLlaf,
No. lSSSycunor street, between firth A bixth.eeat
side, Oiuviuaetl, Ohio. ' im,eaa
Odlo kours trom S A.M. to I t.U. ' fas
NEW YORK, April 28 Book and Job Printing. Medical.
lK. WIH. 11. IIIHU'8
i) ; J i i f , , . ; i . . t . . .
NEUBALGI A PLASTERS,
NEURALGIA,
or Toothache produred bj oolda.
" " ' LOCAL HEtTRALUU
U mmeiiatJy curat! by their appilmtion.
i-7i ' - triiatriu, .Dtj mra penecuv harmless
Br. Waa. B. Hard' Ktoralgl PUiten
i?nZ.M " "" tn all who teat thwr
t;Va.'u Y ",D",ura'-r"'- nourtk
Price, only 15 Cent each.
A liberal discount made to dealers.
A-lilVa,-r,.",p, 0m' Balla.
a, Ma. Mprw.e a, reel, ,w .rfc.
u.M u. . -ft-... i io nroouway : 11. B. itaj uum
IMl kloiWwey, aud by all llruggiau,. ' '
r. wt. n. iii nii a
TOOTH POWDER.
This Powder poeaeaaea th
CABBONIOWH BOUT THE INJURIOUS PBWER
TlJfidOFOUAltOOAl - ,
DR. WM. B. HURO'J. TOOTH POWDER
fs aaceaassasa ar lu Kaiasar Ubbtists.
Pratiarawt at Ti ti.. .
trees ir7a,kl,; it. o. Ufflc' Mo- " "'"
. Price, 2S Cent per Box.
A lilieral discount made to dealers.
- '-" " ", Mw lark.
Bold alaA hv ?waI1 u .... i. . .
i.h jT 7' "JL :." T. " rl"n Avenue Ho-
' ,. , f io, jsrosilwsy; It. b fj.i ......
US, tlruadway, snd by all lrii((giala. "ajuci.
TOOTHACHE DROPS
roa raa cub a or
TOOTHACHE
produced by exposed nerves.
aWedTlh !,,'"r', "U,,"9'J " M "'' " -llldren af.
TOOTH AOHB.
Panu,t.c..tl... , .
wu-,ne. .,d 'J "om thai d..u...,n.
LOSS OF BLEKP,
"m""1'1""1'""0 r"" rnM.by keepm,.
UR. WM. B. HURD'S TOOTHACHE DUOI'S
in tha house.
Btrikrk,;VE.'lJrr " """" 0ra" N" "
Price, only 12 Cent, per Bottle.
A liberal deeount mad lo dealer..
A.tT"rT,r'1 ". Trlbsiisa Build.
prcw ktreet, ftjeve orb.
lf e'"i t'MW" m k '"U Avenue 11
ii'u ' .,- '"dd'Uf.lou, 71i) Mro,H.y . j, Hemes
ami Broulway, and Lv all liruxxi.ia. ' """"e
OR. WM. 11. Ill ltlM
MOUTH WSH
A BURK KKM BUY FOB j
Bad Breath,
Sore Mouth,
Canker,
Diseased Bleeding Gum,
Huriing Bore Mouth,
ANO the beat apeciAc now .0 use for any diaeaaed
cuudlliuu of Hie niotiih. It la parlKulariy beuea
uial to perauua aeanug
AKTIHC1AL TEETH,
Oomplelely deatrtiying every bunt of III. mouth, ab
sorUug aud removing all impurities, maunug
A UWEET UKIATH
To all who meke uae of It. Mo Yovs Laov or Vol;..
UaTLaawlioi.alllicldwilha
I
BAD BklATU
bhould delay applying this remedy, lor it Is a cartels
cure, and laapp.uveu aud nauuueuued by every uliy .
au uui uuder wliuae uulice II hae beau orougbl,
A BALI BRKATU
la an uneucs ftir which ther la a excuse while
DR. WM. B. KURD'S
MOUTH WASH
Oaa be procured.
Many peraonacarry with them a lev) breath, greatly
to llie anuoyeuce aud olleu lo ll,e di.guat ol I llioee
wilh whom they come lu contact, without beina oou
scloua cm the tact. To reliev youraell Irom all huus
regarding Una,
DB IlB. WM. B. Htlkll'S MOUTH WABH.
Olaaalinesa of tha month la or greet Importance to
the general health, wlia-h ia olleu anecled, and uol un
fntHUenlly aerioualy impaired, through Waal ol prow
aUenUonlolhiaaubrMl,
UBE DR. WM. B. HURIl'g MOUTH WAHH.
Priared at r. Hurd's Dental Otftoa, No.T7. Kourth
street, Brooklyn, K. il. '
Frice, 37 Cents per Bottle.
A libera! diaoount made to deal era,
Addraae Prlwclpal Omre, Trlbi.ej'iBwIld.
Mo, Urn. 1, apraee atraat. Maw' ark.
Bold also by fleewell, Mack A Co., Iifth Avenue Bo
all 1. A 1. Coddiagloa, lis, Broadwayi U. It. fearaaa.
MN, Broadway, aad by all iiruggist.

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