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By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
FROM TENNESSEE.
I.oi'iaviu s, Oct'jlwr 5. Whveli'r'i cTalrr
csliumlej t4,UtHI, with fuur pi.i'es; of artillery
Mpiur'd tliia miritiiif in the front of Mur
trt'esboro,' but tliJ iit attack us. At lust m
I'ulinU lliey wire alill in the vicinity. Our
rnvttlry hatl s'vtrul Hkirnualies and secured A
liumber of priw.n-r.
A party ot rrix'l mrtilry opennl firf? mi tlie
etnoktvle nt Stone river briily uul lifter hurn
iiifr Uiu liriiiu r!Uic. two miles, 'i wi small
liriUirM nr rcpcrtiil ili-slloytd nn the Cliat
tntionfia Kuilrtmil. Tho rebel (ore? are repor
ted uouy pursued by our cnvalry nnd rapidly
retreating.
Knur or five ihnusnnd rebel cavitlry, under
Wheeler, with urlillcry attiuked McMinnvi'ln
S itnnlay afteriioiiu, ruptnnne tlii town and
garrison, eon'sistitii; of thn fourth Tennessee
Infantry. Our fotves were without artillery
and the town without tletenaea or fortilipstioim
I ho rebels liurnrd train of cam, and destroy
fdiihp r.iilroinl and telepriiph. They are be
lieved to be advancing on Manchester, several
prominent Union cilixeDH are fOipKiAmi to be
raptured, l'art of the fume lotce. destroyed
a tram of two hunired wagons on Friday, be
tween Dridi?eport and Chattauooza, and cap
tured an ammunition train of twelve wagons.
Tortious of rubo! cavalry are scattered
along the road, near and south of Murfreen
boro,' desii;iinp to destroy the railroad uud
telfigrliph communication, capture stockadus,
Ice Our troop, ure closely pnrsuing them,
LEE'S REPORT OF THE PENNSYLVANIA
RAID.
Dixpatrk of Saturday lat, contains (icnernl
I.ce, a otlli'ial report of hie Pennsylvania cam
paign l occupies nearly three column of
the Dispatch. 1 he reasons lor the campaign
are thus summed up : "The position occupi
ed by tho enemy opposite Fredericksburg
beiu one in which lie could not be allocked
to nn j vantage, it was determined todraw him
from. it.
The execution of this purpose embraced
the relief ot the Shetmudoah Vully from the
tronpi that had occupied the lower part of it,
during the winter and sprint?, and if practica
ble, the transfer of the scene of hostilities
nurih of the Potomac. It was thought that the
corresponding movements on the part of the
enemy, to which thoio contemplated by us
would probably plve rise, might offer a fair
opportunity to strike a blow at the army hen
oommandei by Hooker , and that, iu any
event, the nrniy wnuld.be compelled to leave
Virginia, and possibly to draw to its support
troops designed to operate against, olher
parts of the country. In this way it was aup
posed that the eneniy'H plan of cumpvign for
the summer would be broken up, and part of
the sefl ion of active operations he consumed
in the formation of new oombinatioiiH, und
the preparation that they would require, tn
addition to these advantages, it was hoped
that other valuable results iniht be attained
1 y military successes. Be admits langa looses
but does not state them.
LATEST NEWS.
AFTERNOON DESPATCHES.
FROM NASHVILLE.
NiuuviLLs, Oct. fi. The Herald's special
says an unusual degree of excitement prevails
hero to-day, in consequence of the rebel
General I'orreHt with u force nf about 1,1)01)
mounted men having made a raid on our
line of communication, between this place
and Bridgeport or Chuttnnoogu. Just at this
particular time no trains are leaving for u
direction Irniit. Yet this circumstance need
Kie no particular cause lor alarm. The
enemy can do but comparatively little to injure
our communications. Forrest may succeed
in interupting onr communication for a few
hours, but wn have not only a force to drive
him hack, but to defeat an immensely beayior
force. There is no ueed to fear tieneral
Kosecrati's success in holding bis position at
C'haitunooRa. lie id too strong at tbut poiut
lor the enemy to attack hi in, with even a show
of success. J , . '
To day skirmishing has been going on in
the neighborhood of Murfreesboro. Thaene
my made uu attempt to destroy a Bridge of
considerable importance to us, In a Railroad
point of yiew; in the skirmish very lew were
wounded and none killed. Some persons are
inclined to think an engagement is going an
at Chattanooga, but I Uoiitcoineidft with them. '
Unless the enemy is very desperate he will
not atuuik Chaltanoogn If he dues there is
every likelihood be .will be defeated. If he
attempts a flunk movement on that place he
will meet a lorce that has been king aud well
tried in the field, and Ueueral Rosecrans will
be able to hold out several days against any
movements and attacks even of very superior
force. . . . . '-
Frencnt raid was not an unexpected one,
we were looking for it. Cavalry movements
do not surprize us. It is only wbeu heavy
bodies of infantry move on our lines ol com
munication or Hanks that wt prepare for
serious enitrenients. Let me assure you
loyal p- ople feurs for Roseuran's rear and for
th safety of Murfreeaboro, need not be
entertained unle s tho enemy 'moves on our
rear Hand in full force, aud a General well
qualified to know assures me there is do in
torsiatiots of au attack on Chattanooga np tn'
the time ot cutting the wires between here
and Bridgeport, Alabama, said cutting having
taken place this morning.
FROM NEW YORK.
Nkw YoksV Oct. 6 A Fortress Monroe
letter dated thu -lib, to tho Herald, states that
an expedition on a large scale, consisting of
artillery, infantry and cavalry, has been or
ganized, and in conjunction with several
uruiy guubuata, started from here yesterday
ufternnon. The weather ia all that could be
desired; hence the expeditionary corps will
not sutler any from unfavorable wind aud tide.
It- destination is unknown even to those par
ticipating. The troops left under scaled or
ders, which are not to be opened until a cer
tain poiut if reaclird, and place of rend zvous
baa been appointed, when various coinaiaiid-i
ers are to meet and ad'ipt such measures as
will eusure success to the expedition, . Major
General Hosier planned the campaign, and
entrusted bis plans to only a few competent
and trustworthy otbeers in whom be reposes
every cuolideaoe.. The object of the expedi
tion ia to strike a severe, blow on a vital point,
and if properly carried out, will bay telling
eiT'Ct, and mny be conducive in hastening the
campaign on the other aide. At all events,
the rebels will fx compelled to concentrate a
tarf force i none is there at preeent, nnd
nhould the latter be the case, our troops are
numerous enough to fight a heavy engage
ment, the result con be no other than a Union
victory.
Steamer Suxonia has arrived. News an
ticipated, 1
Stemner Fulton from off Charleston Bar
the ltd, bus arrived. No news.
The rebel steamer liemond bad been cap
tured by the gunboat Htellin, and taken to
Port Royal. She has a valuable cargo of
saltpeter ana liquors, ) ,
A Newberg letter dated 30lh, to the U.:r
ald, stirs the jiunboat Bombshell, Captain
Krinkerhotf, left Newborn a few days ago, un
der sealed orders, and made a reronnoisance
to Pnsquatank River, which empties into Al
betnarle Sound, and landed a boat crew
near Klitabeth City. Thn men were captur
ed by rebels, when Captain U opened a vig
orous lire on the town, doing considerable
damage.
Steamer Cosmopolitan from Hilton Head
on the morning of die 3d, arrived this morn
ing, with 22D sick nnd wouuded soldieJs from
Morris Island and Beanfort, S. C. JTbe yacht
Tortugas arrived at Hilton Head from Key
West, Tortiiftas, St. Augustine and Fernan
dina, Florida. She reports no yellow fever at
either of these places. The health of the
troops are good.
RESIGNATION OF HON. ERASTUS
CORNING.
A t. bant, October C Hon. Erastua Corning
to-day sent in his resignation as a member of
Congress, on account ot ill health and business.
CORNING. CHEERING NEWS FROM BURNSIDE'S
COMMAND.
LouisviLLf, October 6. The Journal has
received a special from Kuoxville, which is
considered entirely reliable, that BumBide
held the country South from Knoxville to
Calhoun on the Hcawassee River, and West
ern end of the Atlantia Railroad, and only
tweuty-hve miles distant from Kingston, the
Junction of the Western, Atlantia 4 Rome
Railroud, and East of Knoxville as far as
(irecnville on the Tennessee & Virginia Rail
road. Also possesses all the passes into
North Carolina. Bur nside's right wing is in
communication with Rosecrans, aud his posi
tion is all that could be desired. His army
ia iu the best of health and spirits.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Washikoton, Oct. 6 The Herald' a special
says lull otticial advices of a late date have
been received at tho Navy Department from
Admiral Dablgren they are full and very
satisfactory and although from their nature
their publica'ion at this time would be highly
inciscret, they show that aeither Oahlgrcn
nor Gilinore are idle. They are pushing for
ward prepaiatlons tor the renewal of active
and etlicieut preparations. These two dis
tinguished commanders have too much inter
est of counts at heart, and too busily engaged
iu lorwnrding their preparations for reducing
of fortifications and the capture of the city,
to waist their time in foolish bickering and
jealousnes ascribed to them by certain news
paper correspodenta and others. Upon the
contrary they are working cordial'y and
heartily together and the results of their co
operation will be witnessed before long in a
manner which will convince Beauregard and
his friend;, and sympathisers that all barbar
ism was not exhausted in the first shelling of
the devoted city.
Dayton Market.
DAYTON, October 5.
HARSIIMAN'S FLOUR Red wheat,
wholesale, 6 01), retail 5 25.
VHKAT-1 08. .
CORN CopjiO.
OATS 50.
RYE 7580
BARLEY $1 2j(3il 30.
HAY Timothy 18'0020 00 per ton.
COFFEE 32f33.
SUGAR 12H4U. , -
WHISKY 52.
CHEESE. 1112.
New York Market.
Nkw York, October C Floor more ac
tive and 10c belter at iu li0(.i;5 75 lor extra
State: 6 20to6 40 for , round boon Ohio
Wheat receipts til, 165, tuore active and IQA
C. uetter at i 3a for Winter Ked
Western. ; Cnru receipts. 29,370, 3S5c.
Oats firm at 7174. Western pork firmer,
Lard dull and heavy at 101U. ' Whisky
lirro at 60.
Nkw Vont, October 6. Government
stuck better and closed active. Money
six per cent. Sterling higher at Gl(uG2. Gold
47. N. Y. Central 1341. Erie 1 73, Reading
122J. Coupons U3. United Status 6'tKl.
New York Market. Paper Hangings, &c.
t'AMARUO limmirRLNU tOMI'A.M',
..MANUFACTtlUlCUti AND I'EALEKH IM
PAPER HANGINGS
AM'
WINDOW SHADES,
57, Wfit Fourth trt, Cincinnati.;
OUB tlook of tfip- UuifHiitfB, Ourlaiu Paper, and
Tratmi-armit Wmdim totmJrn ie th Ihtiul ever
oit?r-i to wehu-rn buys, lu our rwUil U-purlin ent
istH'urmJte rprs, mi ia
BEST NOVELTIES
THAT TUK 1
Kiwtern or European MurkeU Afford.
I'h iipnoiiil tiUenlion of (mnnliM luUmitti to orn
rnuut ihfir ilrftwin roitih, liouili irw, litmniii, tuuls,
uud 4 nidi t-tMiintj 1 rallfl to thftjtt UtuuUlul iiutxis,
wiiu li WHttro oikmtigut low pnotra.
All Kluda mf Riort. and tnr BhsdaSt
CAMAR(V M AWTTFAOTUBIHO COMPANY,
67 IV ill ITuUHtl sltrMt Diiu.in.n.ti
Groceries, &c.
New, Grocsry Store,
rpifK unls)riifn Won 4 XBi9iVy la ortn th
A FAMILTST OROCERY
Ob Fir-t tr, tor the 9j'0' Hotel, where be
i prepert ti tn furniah
Groceries of the Best Quality,
nlwar', tinware, and nil triMee unully Umfi In ft
Aial (i(Vtfi Krniijr troerv vn lb muit rtoi)itjie
lornm. Ht Midtt uJ uzftuiiiie mv uck h More uur
cdftniiiir; lewherf.
K.O'BR.aW. M.U'ltMlEl.
. ICDWARUO'UHllCIiABROTIlKH,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AMD IMPOkTKHJ OP
Brand., U'lnee Ulna, Clffftra, and Irleh
and Meota Whukyi
AMD ilAl.tM III
Dement Ic Ulnri aud Uquorn
ALSO.
Affentu for Sale of Pure Bourbon tthUky,
No. tl -cond Btreet, lnytoo, Ohio,
BXtl mot rpwrfnHy to McU4tDt tlmir uim
tonifrt ami thn (Mxninuuitv irciirmilv. that thV
hT siitr.l into Dflrtncrhiu, nit'tor Hi tiftme ant
rlvl(ui K. U'HKIKN HKOrilKK. for tl purpose
of t'srfvirm on th wlilnsaie xrooarr, Ibpiur, i-iear
nml tsitku-ca hum hchh in (t.iyttwi, Ohio, ml the IhU
HUtnfl uf K. V llrtn. No. l !Hroiil Mtrtt.
iiaviuft ampin infttiH itf natilti u t - purvn noda
fron thf tml Uounv in Nnw York, HAltiiintrt an-l
I'hiU Ii-I)Iiih, Mttd hnviiisf h ut fifteen yrm' -iripn'
ill Ihn IriulM, w,i hoM mil thulMHl inilu"HiiiititH Iu our
ti'dcu! miei rtiiod -II oiliera who may be kiivi encash
lo purrh't trrun il.
Tn 'MKi t.N, oi ihtt firm of U'tinon A roc
Toledo, Oh. i, will dvrtt hi 4 limn nnd Rtiniioii lo
pie.hni! ifio-te mho mar isnrne U huy at th.4 well
kuown Uoustt, and h , o'BHIICN.wiU trt tht rom
nmnity t ttrir, if posftihlo, ih a v-r hii'trt. liolh ol
ut fee very nUfdul for fnvor!, Aud eurrmtly no
licit n Ptiare if yourtuturtf patroiiuH. auiwlawim
By the Way. Have You Heard
me Acwt t
J. A. MINICK,
HAH reeifed hie new Bprin Htouk, large, well-ae-lectfHl
and of the bent qunlity.
Ura. A. called and gotane dollar's worth nf
TWKLVK CKNT HUUAU.AT MLNICK'S.
Thenicent kind.
Mn, 11. (jot one dollar' worth of the naieHtkiad
rOUKTKKN CENT SUUAIl, AT MINIOK'9
Mr. 0. Kot uqo dollar's worth of the choicest u util
ity of
HIXTKEN CKNT 8U0AR, AT MINU)K'8.
Mr. h. eaye that he not the bent quality of green
, WO OOKKJlE AT J. A. MINIUK'H,
That he eter draok, and Mm, B. aaya ahe got the fla
el of
CUKkN TEA AT J. A. MINIOK'8. -
Whileererj body call get aome o that excellent
EXUKI-HIOH &THUP AT J. A. MINICK.
Mr. M. eaye he piirebaxed fthaif Inrrel of
WHITH FIHH AT J, A MINIOli'fl,
Decidedly tlie bet he ever uxed; white the supply ol
: NO. IMAUKICUKI,, AT J.A.MtmCK'B,
Both for bie and quality, caaoot be excelled in this or
any oilier marKut.
lie invito all to cull at his estabiinhmeot and in-
pact hi 8 mock of
CBOICJt XlHtKD FBUIT.
UOKFJUfi AND TEAS,
HIJGAR OF ALL KINDU,
And t h larrft ahd bet varietv of Orooeriea to a aean
in tlie oily. Ut large enlaUMhment ia ea the
Corner of Market nnd Jefferson. Ate.
misty e - '
J. As. tllfi UKT V CO.,
Wholesale dealers lo
FOREIGN AND DOMiiaTIO
GROCERIES & LIQUORS
N08. TO ASD 78 8KFCKRB0N STRUT. OPP'iSITB
MAKtt k i HlJUSK. aulOdly
Grocery and Provision Store.
ANTHONY WOHL,
No. 15 MAEHET 8TRKET,
HAH aood supply of all kinds of the bent Family
Urotmriert itud PntvuiouH, such aa flour; oat
meat; com iin-;d; dntd triiiU; iih iin; dried berf; flh;
LimUi uer hnue; Uol ti ij htrnni; ta; oire:
.iuii, nlipl.o; (!jtvi tobauuui anutl, o. Aloo,
iiipfnHWrir; yt'llTwwurp; willuw baketH, and, in fact,
every arucl n-eded by lamih'-e. aul9tam
Leather Store.
NEW LEATHER STORE.
ADAM WfilNUAUTNKU,
, atl Third street,
KKlM -rnum!y -m hand all kindx of Leather,
fv snihaM4ole; unpr; kip; oulf ftkiund niorwo.
aiho, harnms and bridle lea her; ehue i kirtinv; hoe
tindinri, ftn. , i
.4ihe iiiKtiPrft pi-ire iu caati paia li t iiiuna and
Leauier in the mush. aiiud3 n
Restaurants, &c.
UNION SALOON.
Bcekel's Uulldlns;, M. 14 JefTersoM it,
. jrm V-vv .-.sWy
TWO EWIII.LI4KO TAIII.ES
Or tit tt mitlui, oo Teuly Ibr uw.
WINES, MlUIUHrf, AH, I.AUKU HK.KK AND
KA.TA.bl.ICS, AUUOUDltlli TO UUUIiK.
AIiSO : KXCKMiKNT FUKSII 0YHTKUS.
Outc-inrH ar, rtiHlieitfully luviteil
KURD. tANOK.
Cooper House Saloon.
KbIis atra! appa.lt tka Markat Haas.,
J. V. NAUKKTH, Prop.
r Unity dsiuuii ir ma uusi in me 'it,. u,ni n, iiinu,
wil l dU'.;k, veaisoti, and all kinds uf game and
Uh intlteir aeaAos. MealaalaH hours.
'i h bar w auplied with the flfeW and moxt choir e
liquors. '1 he tmt bnuids id tigrg aud tobucuu al-
Hvs on nanu.
oysters by the (isnaivl half oan. selfidcijj
JOHN UsCAUaiAUHaU .
fUULD respeetfutly Inform his nnmerotis friends
V T and cuaiomeraibat neiiaa purutiaaedihe
Eating Saloon and Restaurant
Formerly owned by Mr. V. Fnes, aouthoaet oomer of
Fifth aud LudU'W, where be wtli be able at all Utuee to
supply mem wiui me ui tne luai-kets anurd.
oYeTKnti serve4upm tbe teM n.aauei, and oa
suortuuuue autw
Medical.
:
LET THE AFFLICTED READ I
. And Ura that a p-tt- t trd rnM enc U warrant.
a'l ciaro twMd u H tnai s;!ti'!t wjfh t It nt ,
4bllT(, inrMiM enrnt-Ulbfa. iitlnti. ttMy thoiitdiU, d
prwsMion tf itrlt, ditiwo kimI si.itninU "f iMlmt, li uf
alMp, )4hm 4 uiMin'trir. lo- uf wruy muii muM tilnr pwr,
pii T th. -Unic iiwy,mt w wnul of vHifllnitw iu
thmiMna, rniiiiitikf n, coiivuliive tmnit'llnifs, Impa
teuue eel iinnt oi ll.
HEAR WHAT TUB MEDICAL PRESS
SATS.
ajyteevhyalcttna rfxpilm lo 1 tnlJ th" nnfiirti nt y.mr
dloMsi Ilia KNULlHfl 1IU1ASIO I'flVIOIAN dwe
iitH. HU kiMwltlMnf lU.liiMiMr"U'in ioillt
klatnd"Miril-alsili-ni wlih-tutmiT tnrwiiiHini frxia
the prtlrt.il t, fMtlttii t)r(uiiMlrjiiiisttiiit tpTiitrinle
H onr. And, rlnt it uiirt fulnablf still, th will ltn
fwtlyiti.1 frnnkly Irtl abwlmr ?n en W ointt r lint.
Tti will MlMf yuur mind, u) yon ihm. liiiif,
tmelila, end dUH.pn'"M,'t. Il ln Mi
e-vtnR you many dolUr; U wilt hhim your b-lih,
and, eliai ! U-iiur tlmn nil, Il will mv ymir Iffw from
belitiHtrl"eMl Iry Wroti imttiiciMt.
Hit i ami tint -jr.. ml wlllt'nil mt,f lnfrniiifion
frum Hi- iMtWul ; llmi-nfire lii llcir-mlily nn -( m.l
thlr HliylUaiti(likoto.l rup-vk.knl .hutttiniini'iit,
without wiid li lit nTr oill lmf irf.riiit-.l nt nmuT
tViUHiicbliig rAtrm. It nhotiU I ivihihii U-rcd tlmt ilna
Botanic rhvalclnn -Tri.rii. curr-i tlMn;;lit iiMfMstwil.lr.
If y.m ha triMl U.r aud fut tut r?lT, If y wl-h te
ajy a-jod bttlth mid Imiih lli. If you urn yn wttt
jo and eunanlt I'k. KA I'll Kit. tlm IloUuw I'hv-i' ii.a
All hta onfntniiiilc-.Houi and Itiltrriitwa ftreatrfrllf
ctvate Mid eouiiftwnt 11-i'Hi'VW Jutmil,
'TACTS ARB STt3DOI(N THIiVOS !
He.ir wlmt rhft PhitHtlpIiia .rrfwj.(0l'iit any iu Hie
CkiiiiuuuwwUlIi, WiluiiiigUiH. l.tUw4i, fib uf April,
lsae i
" An KriKhah Kantbtmati, fntmorly cunntcbfl with ihs
, Brltlah Army, tuxl whu tyla- IHnmwir thn KukIMi Hu
ftaatc PhyaU-iHii,' Unit ttt Itita ictl'ifd mi lennlvo rvpnta
ttoe br by bin Kit II I In curinif all limn ner uf uuinptnint.
of hi pHllfntt I havo ciiur4l wllh, and tliy
proeonaos lila rwindirt) and taol of tiwatntHiit as nry
euparlur. Hun bufa ttmn ntUn-d kh if by mno. Ttiu
mad I Tle be oamI la diatllled bv liiuiaatt from various
ltarlkj po-ie-ealns: rntu curatirn prniirln-a. '
Wklle -tti.n la the arm In dvt,toA his InUure
, TnnianUi to a tlmrunti atnly nf tba hHi-cU pnKliictJ by
wertaiu nedtefiMtl ruiiant Imrttson all iNannr uf dla
eaM. It saeim ha ht fminil a nura and iHHtly rfim-dy
fcr all the Mils that Dash la hair to.' lit prfWih-e ia
already exteiiaWA, and la dnily Itirixinfnit. In lb corn
fAaluts to wblah ftritial-e are al-td lie him no wiial,
aa a inrfm nnmbwr hnn hnva to4tini ttmt tln-y uw not
euly tbfir prwnt k,hMI btaltb, but tlialr IIvm, lo the
as ill uf thia Kogihli ItoUnio Pliyalcl.iii." II is unire ia al
No. 59 EAST riFTU STREET.
CINCINNATL .
MORB GOOD NEWS! ,
rROIYX HIGH AND RELIABLE AU
THORITY. ,
The Botanic Ramwllaa of Portor llnptiao), the KiiftlUh
Botalo Pbyalrtan, navor fatlwl ynt te wnka a perfaol,
radical i and parniMUfliil cure uf ALf,
PRIVATE. SECRET, AND VENSREAI
DISEASES,
Without ths use of Mnrcnrr, without hlodrauce from
bnaiueaa, and without fcurof dtaenvary or exposure. No
deadly jioiauns, stiob as araenie, mix Toinir. opnim, er
any utlier poUon. No mercury uur any dwlly ininttrala
notUtiiK but piiclr Vngetable rlotanieal Binrdlt-a are
naad by this wondarful ll-.uuio Pliyairiun. Ilia IMniiIo
Hniadla nerar yet bilad te cure the moat obatinnU
and tba moat daoearoui ohsm, and to rttmovnall imr ury
and Ptbar lutpnritlas from ths aritfin wbea ail otbsr
Katnailias had tild. dWoJ Journal.
GOOD NEWS rOR SINGLE MEN
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE.
Hoar what the Bidtlmore corraapondnt of the Old
How, Bountboro', Maryland, said on Thursday, tba Slat
Ot Uay, 18001
" Najaaruos enres of dhieases censnd I'ysnrly ludlaore
tlon uavliiK baau perfonuwd by tliaKimlixh IluUnlc I'by
aicfaa,l It myduty.baTluKakuowlmlauf tliam, tu
sute the feet, baUertnK that In dultiRao I may do a aorvlue
to tbe ufT-rlng. One caae Id particular that of a you it
man tn this citr Is worthy of note, lie bad becunia th
Ttcliru of e habit, tbe mare allusion to which esuaae a
Sbuddsr, aadaftaryaarsofantfnriDKMiid doctoring tfava up
ail bose of recovary. He wiahvd te marry, and whs
derly belOTed by as iwret a irl as svar llaped words
of affection, bat he w fearful, nervous, and proatrald.
He dared not wed on aeunont of tbe shaltvred a late
of bfa ayatem. He sonM raliof at tba bitmla of the H.t
tan to Hkeuctan, and, aatonlahlnK as it aiaepem, all the
bloom and visor of youth bne rturiiMl, aud h is uow
tbe happy tuber of e pair of bright bwya."
GLORIOUS NEWS FOR THE LADIES,
A PREVENTIVE TO IIAVfi CHIL
DREN. H'-nr wlmt the Olnotauatl VTeskly Press says oa tbo 6tb
uf March, IHW.
W ara dcidndly eppnSad to drugs and to advartlitwl
rauifdlfe for tbe prevutiun of baviog cbildreo, but we
fi4l It our duty to aknowld e bmneftt from any and
from every source wbn It Is for tba relief of sunhriii(
butnaiiily. A fact bus come to our knowledge that
ou.ht to b proieiilKated aud widoly elreiilateU fr the
bat tan! of Ibeaa ladiaa wtviev dik-ate hnallb aiakas It
Daoaaaary to pravaut auy tncreaaii of family.
About twelve oiuutlia altar marriage, e lixly of our ao
qualutauee gnre birth to a danghur, but bar sufferings
waraeo great that bar phyaiciana iteapalrwluf bar racuv
ary. Thia made bar draad th rry thoughts of again be
eoiulug e tnottinr. Hlia triwl aiery thing to provaut e
rnuatitiauuf hersufferiiiga, but witbuut aiKoneding. Two
yaara af1tr luarriaga Hhe Wa agate ei'unued, hut her auf
lerlnga waiaognial Uiat tba child dlnl, auil har own bfa
waediwpairad ef. tiiia wits told by bar family ohyaU'Iua
that If ah had anymore rh I Id ran hefeerad har fiftt would
be tba forloil. Aa all tha ramadlne she bad trlinl bafore
aad fkilo'V, sue applied to tbe Uutaute fbystcleu, lr.
atAriJAKL,
' No. 59 CAST riFTH STREET,
CINCINNATI.
PREVENTIVE TO HAVE CHILDREN.
Ills rafueritsstied tbedvairod affavt; thoy uutouiy pre
vented bar from baviug rbildraai, but tbay alao fatprovad
bar health. "To tub pumk, ul tin sea aa ruaa."
Tbe Uotanlo Phyaiciau's reuiediaa ean be reroni
wndod, btttnnae tliey ara tanount and aafc. lli-y
optte without canal rig aicknaaa or eipaiire, Tln-y de
not Interfere erftb tb H-rt or ooeupiaion. Thay do
not tojure tbe baaJtb, but tmy ara cwritiu lu Uirir
atfcct. ' J. FANUiHT, M. I.
II. UKIi.(.a, BID.
Any whoaraaiifferliig, no mat tar" what their complaint,
can calk ob tbe Itotmilc Pliymc iu conbb)Utially, Tbay
may rely epou reiJel. . His ollloe ta at
NO. 69 EAST HFTH STREET,
lleiWoaB ttveamum dtrat aud Broadway! -
CINCINNATL
(Vnanltatlou dailv, Hiimtnva turipti-d. OlUos bourt
from lO A. in. le A fle U 1 9.
avr faraons at a oHaiaaua way euiiiniunicate ooari
nKNTlALLT by latter, If tbay lut'toeo ON?? li)iLAH. fur
I t.'ouaiilutlou Fne, tu aa:h lattar. All latere, couiunini
oath in, and lutervlewa, ara alrli tly private and eofl
dxutial. No auawar will ba givu to lei Ian u.'lea one
eolUr ta fneloaad ea a Donanltatlon s'we,
Addreaeall latUrsas fullowa,
DR. RAPHAEL,
BOX No. 84 S3, FOST OrTICE,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
CAUTION TO TU! rOBLIO.
I)r. W. B)hal h. do connection wltli I'llilf KWn
-r lf. W. M. Bl'nMl, ur wllb mas vht g:uluuu.u
. nf tli. mui num..
Mr Out thu urrtlMint .nt. Wbu yu. Mm,
bring H orltfe ,ia .nit hw tl t. lb. girl mhu opu it.
Si,if . To pravaut Klatali., at t.
aBM THU DOCTOR HJB3ELF.
' Width Jla eol.
Transportation.
Sandusky and Buffalo.
Erie Railway Steamboat Co.
myfxm-f. rli.Lraa rojjul.rly
rsaka
ii Mr inline nrKvt nuinafl it
(li.luiluviug nrl-ols urn at.am.rai
(wuo............,.,..,.o,io H. Brtiint,
aoHTKMIIUTU... uun J. W . Trnv.ia,
OUaUMAN (Jlilain J. M. L.wih.
Ooniiwlicg Willi HuiKn. Uailwaj a( Bulttlo for all
point id th. itat.
Tb..tlntknof ahipp.ru i Inilled loth, iupcrlor
hoilitiaa allir.'l by Ihi lina. Vor fr.ikht or paaaMJi.
J.uljrto HK I'll OALDW KLL, Aiiwut at UuQaiuT
L W.OHbUU!l,AgautalHan.lulif.
J. M. OHBOKN,
ss Oan'l rraighl Ag't, S. U. 0. K. it. Hayluu.
Erie Railway Steamboat Co. Book and Job Printing.
E M P I 11 12
i nni!
w
sr. propsretl 10 iMite .11 onlara fur
Book and Job Printing,
With di.-imuih and in tha best style ol the art. Partlr
ular atteutiou paid te .
Iilanfe and Railroad Pvintiug,
Bll.t, HEADS, RKUISTHKB
LE'ITKK HKADINB.S, UKKIKJ.
CIUUUI.AHS KEdKIJ'TH,
V., Ac, Au.
SIiom' Card, and lilllsj lu olorn
SHOW BII.M, HAND BILLS, P0BTKK8, PRO.
UltAMMliB, INVITATION AND
LABKI.H.
BOOK WOEK
Of .r.ry dewnptlo
Daring on. of Ih. moat oompl.l. PrtuUng Batob
hthm.Dti In Bonlliern Ohio, our buiUtiaa fcr Uoiag all
kinds of Work, Book, Plain, or Onuratntsl, sr. lira
clM. W.haraouaof ia fnateat Pr.aaa., and hay.
all th. mod.rn st.las of Tjp., and w. .mploy tha
..t workmen.
Wahay. thr.a Powar Pra.uis oonneclad with ou
JoliIlpnrUaut, and sr. pnpar.d Is siaouta work
with naatnaa. and dupatch.
ava-Ordars from abroad will rac.iv. prompt alt.n
Hon. Addr.ss ( '-
IMPUI VOSPIKT, Oaytoa, Ohio.
Medical.
Dtt. Will, II. Ill Kl-
XURA LfllA l'LASTEKS
ros mi tni or
NEURALGIA,
or Toelfaaoh. prodiicd hy ooliia,
LOCAL NEl'HA T.QIA
I. Immrdi.laly rurtd by Ihnir application.
They vt Ilk. a ehnrm, anil are porfeclly hnrtnla--In
llieir natura ; do uot produc. a bliat.r, aud Lave. i.
unpleaaaul results,
Dr. Wm. B. Uord's J(curalgl Plaster
neterfcil togu. aatiahutioa lu all ho leal i..,i
Pn-pnredat Dr. Hurd's Dantal Olllce, No. TT Ponrth
BlrcM, brooklyu, K. 1,
Price, only ISCenti each.
A liberal diaroutlt nwile lo ileal era. .
Adder.. Principal UIMea, Trlbnne rUtlld-
) Id, 1 Sprue turret, N(w orat
aiBroa.iiy, and b all DniW;ii.t. atils
1M. Ml, II. 1H KD S
TOOTH POWDER.
Thia Powder posaeaaes the .
CARBONIC WITHOUT THK INJURIOUS rBOPKR
TIKoOKCHAKCOAIi,
.iX?hT,Ah,:,''"orAlk",io" ,h" ,0
-.Tn0i7i.:.!.ur;,r:'ai."p""'r"-'oi''"'
DR. WM, B. HIIRO'S TOOTH POWDER
Is aaroaaianaa or Ai.l Eaiaaar Dssti..
..rrBTookn"; PW"'U 0fl1'
Prioe, 25 Cent per Box.
A liberal dlseount mad. to dealers.
Aa.nr.."s.,,r,."C,,", m" TrlbtlM. Build.
'"'i i apruca street, Maw Vark.
I.PId fr1 Meek A Co., Fifth Ayenu. Ho-
lei; J. A I. Coddiufflou, 715. Broadwa. Ii a ft-,
soil, Broadway, nd all l L,,.!' ' L' ' """""
TOOTHACHE DROPS
ros the cva or
TOOTHACHE
produced by aipoaed Deryes.
U.d XX' . ol children af.
' TOOTHACHE.
Pareutaoan relieve themselrea n-nm th.i ,n .
wenrioea(iuld by from lhl dlalreaamg
' LOiS OF SLEEP,
"un.'orr,'hillir',n Vml ., by k.PinK.
DR. WM. B. HURD'8 TOOTHACHE DK0P3
lu th. houaa.
hSSuiST' Dea,al 0mc' Ko-77 rour,k
Price, only 12 Cents, per Bottle.
A liberal diwouut msde to dealers.
A'iTJl'mI,", '.Trl1,. Build
l"Ka, Alo. 1 aprur SJIreet, N.w y0,k.
Sold alio by raawell, Mack 4 Co., Fmh Avenue U
ifj. 1 , ('"'"!'t,"n! 716 liroadaay ; ll. . ll.iu.ia
(UBi Atroadway, andtvall Dru,glata. .
111. WM. II. lll ltO'N
MOUTH AVSII
. A HVKK KKMKDT FOR
BaU BrtetU. ' i
j More tleatbi
Can Iter t '
. ilaeaeed Bleed Ins; .usns,
ftenlaf Sore MouUk.
AND thetwst speflitte now in tiae for mfdisefired
oouduiuu ul ibe moutti. it te particularly .ueb
Cial to porauus weanuit
ARTIFICIAL TKETH,
Oomplelelv deatrnylni erery taint of the muutU, as
aorouiK aud reinoviujj all iiuuuriUua, luauubff
'.w. A BWEKT BKKA'm ' '
To all who mak. nae of tt. No Yot sw L4111 or Yoinil
UsMi-LaHAM wlio laaltlu-ted wilh a
BAD BIIKATU
Should delay applying this remedy, lor it ia a rmiam
uure, ami lanppruveu and reoouiiuou led by every uk
auiiau uuaer whoa, uotic. it Iwa beau biuuHla.
A BAD I'.KIdTU
1. an odanoa for which thar. la na .avus. whil.
, DR. WM. B. HIIRO'S
MOUTH WASH
Can be procured.
Many peraonatarry with them a Vtul breath, irrrally
lu tlie anuoyanra and olteu 10 thr di,ul vllhua.
vlltli whom tiiey eome lu cimuwt, without beiua cou.
ai'luila 01 the u.'L To relief, jolir.ell tm H;Y .r4
reaxdlna this,
' USE DB, WM. B. UUBU'o MOUTH WABU.
tneaolitieaa ol tha month ia of great impnrtnnr. tt
th. aeueral Iteulth, ahu-h ia often affected, aud not tin
lreUeuUy aenoiialy impaiiad, Ihrotigli want of ITni tr
aUeuUoutothiaauujaut. '
UBK BK. WM. B. IIUHD'a MOUTH WAHH. '
Wepnred al Ilr. Himt'e Dental Ufllce, No. 77, Kouit
treel, BmoWlyu, K. D. '
Price, 37 Centi per Bottle.
A liberal diacouut mad. u dealera.
Addraas Prluelpal oatea, 1'rlliane llulld.
IK, la, 1, KU4. iu..i, Waw lark. .
Bold alao by Ceawell, Mark A Co., fifth Aaenue Ho
li J. 1. CoddiUKlou, 71t, kroadwayi it. k. Bainea.
tat, Broadway, aud by all Drug!.!..

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