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By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
FROM THE LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
Caiho, October 24 Bjr the arriTal of the
itMmtr Dickey, we hare Memphis dates to
the 2'2d. A riirrespindent of the Hulltlin,
writing; from CorintU, n the lih says, Co
rinth hii a,rairi amumed a lirely appearance.
The atrreta beini rilled with column of
troops. The Memphis and Charleston Rail
road ii in running order from Coriulb to Hear
Creek.
Sherman and staff had left for the front and
indication! of active operations are apparent.
General Riplr, Chief of Ordinance, had paid
the Deoarlroerit a tWinr isit
General Dodge ha returned from leave of
absence, and resumed commana ol me ieit
wing of the Sixteeeth Army Corps.
General Sweeney's cominnnd, sent in pur
lin it of reUls from Lagrange, were expected
to return next day. The Third Michigan
cavalrv had returned from a successful iuout.
in which ihey killed, wounded and captured a
number of rebels.
Seventy -five thousand dollars worth of
goods per month were allowed ty trade rngu
lotions.
Toomb's troops are in Sherman's immedi
ate advance, tearing up railroads and burning
bridges. Osterhaus' division, which is in ad
vance, had another severej fiht yesterday, los'
iag Colonel Lorenz of the Thirtieth Iowa reg
iment, and seventy killed and wonnuea.
Sherman's hospital depot is at Iuku. Chal
mers is reported south of Tallahatchie river,
ready for another raid on the Memphis A
Charleston Railroad.
Jeff Davis reviewed Bregg's troops on the
1 1th and Kith. Southern papers, of the Huh,
state that Bragg draws 180,000 rations. This
is thought to be for a purpose. The balance
of Longstreet's corps had arrived from Virgin
ia. Heavy rains fell daily.
NO DRAFT IN OHIO NEXT TUESDAY
—THE QUOTA FILLED.
IltiPQUiRTKRj Onto Militia Volontrke
Military, Coi.ixbus, 0., October 24, 1863
To the People or Ohio : I take pleas
ure in announcing to you the gratifying fact
that oar Slate has furnished its quota ot troops
under the first call of 18C3 by voluntary en
listments, and thereby is relieved from the
first order for a draft.
You are aware that a second call has re
cently been made by the President for three
hundred thousand troops. Ohio's quota of
this number has not yet been fixed or deter
mined. It will vary but little, however, from
thirty-two thousand. Time is given us until
the 5th day of January next to raise this quota
by voluntary enlistments, on which day a draft
hus been ordered tor any delicti that may
then exist. It is believed, that with proper
efforts, the entire number can be inade up
by volunteering. The troops now called for
will be assigned to regiments in th Geld,
hence no new organization will be made.
Recruiting oilicers from the old regiments
are now being sent home, and I respectfully
ask the hearty co-operation of the several
County Military Committees in aiding them
to fill their respective commands.
DAVID TOD, Governor.
THE FRENCH BLOCKADE OF MEXICAN
PORTS, HARBORS, RIVERS, &c.
Washington, October 25 The State De
partment has been orlicially informed that rnm
and after the tilli of September last an eifect-
ive jlvclcade will be established and maintain
ed by the French naval forces of all the ports,
rivers, harbors, roads, creeks, Ac, aloni; the
coasts of Mexico, which are not occupied by
Ibe Freucb troops, and which still acknowl
edge the authority of Juarez, from the Lagoon
ten leagues south of Mutamoras, to and in
cluding Campeachy, between 25 degrees 22
minutes north, 91 decrees bi minutes west,
and 19 degrees 52 minutes north, 92 decrees
50 minutes west of the meridan of Paris, and
tbut friendly and neutral vessels will be ullnw
ed the period of twenty-five days to complete
thuir loading, and leave the blockaded places.
The points excepted from the blockade are
Tampico, Vera Cruz, Alvarado, Coalzacoul
cos, Tabasco and Carmen. A vessel attempt
ing to violate said blockade will be proceeded
against in conformity with international law
and the treaties in force with neutral
powers.
LATEST NEWS.
AFTERNOON DESPATCHES.
FROM ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
Washisuton, October 25. A epecial to the
Time says E. A. Paul sends (be following to
this Bureau:
Headquarters Army or thk Potomac, Oc
tober 24. This enemy's infantry crossed the
Rappahannock this morning upon two pon
toon bridges near the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad bridge, and driviug back General
Gregg's cavalry division, wbich lost heavily,
had a short engagement with two brigades of
our infantry, one belonging to the Second
Corps and the other to the Third Corps. The
enemy now occupy the line, the left of wbich
rests near Burley Ford, crossing the Railroad
near Balton, oud extending towards Stafford
Court House. Colonel Devans brigade of Bu
ford's command, had a severe fight this morning
near Bolton. The enemy showed only
infantry to the front Among the killed
Gregg's command is Major C. T. Taggart, Sec
ond Pennsylvania Cavalry, formerly of Gener
al Kilpatrick's stall. Major Taggart was shot
through the knee, which was so badly shattered
as to render amputation necessary. Deinu
ensued immediately after amputation was per
formed. The deceased formerly resided in
Philadelphia. Ha was considered the best
swordsman in the army.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH STAR.
Nkw York, October 20 Ths North Star
from Aspinwali the 17th arrived with $2HG,
321 in specie.
FIRE IN CINCINNATI.
CinciMUTi, Oct. 2C. Building Nineteen
Vront street, occupied by Kewis Mcgrew,
tiittfeed contractor was destroyed by fir
y tiM-day. Los f 12,000 insured!
A pscial to the Cazett from Chattanooga
f ti-n isib, says General Grant arrived yes-
i . 1 irs reports Breckenridge's and Hind
u a 1 irp withdrawing. The rebels are
.vi.. I large bodies to our left to-day.
1 ij -i known. Rumors are arloat that
Atlanta and Rome have been attacked in the
rear. River high and rising. Weather cold.
Rosds bid. All qniet. '
Mrmphit, Oct. 22 General McPherson
on the 15th catne up with the enemy near
Canton and after a short 6ght the enemy re
setted leaving 200 prisoners in our bands.
McPherson occupies Canton.
CAPTURES BY PRIVATEERS.
Cape Good Hope, August 31. A vessel
from St. Helena, September 11, arrived here.
She reports the bark Sea Bride, of Boston,
was captured by the Alabama in sight of the
harbor of Table Bay. She also reports the
capture of the bark Anna F. Schmidt of Bos
ton. The Florida and Tuscaloosa were cruis
ing on the coast. Semmes had leclared he
would hang Capt. Cooper of ihe Urania for fly
ing the Stars and Stripes in port while an
chored near the Alabama.
Dayton Market.
DAYTON, October 26.
HARSHMAN'S FLOUR Rod wheat,
wholesale 5 00. retail 5 25.
WIIHAT fl 0H.
CORN CSditfli.
OATS 50.
RYK 75f)80
BARLEY $1 23$1 30.
HAY Timothv 20 00 per ton.
COFFEE .T.!(ii)33.
SUGAR 12.J(i)14.
WHISKY 51.
CUKES K. HCi12.
New York Market.
New York, October 20 Flourmore ac
tive ud 10c better at $5 9j(.)$rt 10 for extra
State; 0 7l)ftt6 'JO lor round hoop Ohio.
Wheat receipts til,15., more active ana H
2c. better at 1 35 lor Wirier Red
Western. Corn receipts 20,370, !3(5u5c.
Oats firm at 71(674. Western pork firmer,
Lard dull and heavy at HI 12. Whisky
6rm at 0C1.
Nkw York, October 20. Government
Blocks belter and closed uctive. Monoy
very active at six and seven per cent. Ster
ling higher nt Ci71. Gold 4DJ. N. Y.
Ontral 1 33J. Erie 10H Reading
122. Coupons C31. United States 6 s SI
One year certificates 901:
Books and Shoes.
GKOBUH HOOHWALTS
BOOT AX I) SHOE STOKE
No. 318, Third St., KastofTown Clock,
8ION OR TUB "MTTI.K BOY. "
DAYTON, OHIO.
mr! It PnLlic will please take nolioe ihsl Ihe Hnbvritie
X HUS HOW OU liaUU n large auu uwuiptoi... nwv v.
BOOTH AND SHOES,
(or the Ml and Winter wear of the very best quality.
all me kinds mat cad possimy oe ruiiiureu
will be sold
VERY
LOW FOR CASH,
During the Wsr. ' '.' ' , . . ,
From lonit esnenenes in the business, his work.ro
slvle and dursliilily, cannot be surpaaiied, and lo
cht-npnetfs he dlies competition.
A kinds 01 boois ana nei. nmue .uui.,,-,.
UKOHOK HOOHWALT,
Peoplo's Shoe Store, No.Sls, Third St., Uaylon.O.
sum
Important to ail Interested.
J. V. L.KNTZ At BON,
(Successors to Lents Jt Weckel,)
MAVIS Jnt received from the Ksstern market, M
cash pu'chaiHS, a large atuortmeni of mens, la
, boy, vuutha, mis-, and children's tioote,
Hhoe end liiitera, of the lirM ijmlltyan.t latest style,
and at price tn ueiy cginpuiiop. aiv, ...
aurtmeiit 01' Hats and Cap- for men and lya. All
kinda of w,,rk made 10 order, of the bent muunal and
workmanship. A tit is warranted.
FHKI). F Wt:cKKI toreinati, will surely please
yen if you aivethein a trinl.
t:all mud exiuaine their stock befornpnrabafing else
where, J. F. LKNTK HON,
aultf 1H Main, between 'l'liifd and Market.
Legal.
,
SALE OF
UKAL KSTATI3
OF COURT.
BY OIIUKR
ON the 7th Jay of Nov.fiiirwr, nt thn oVlck
l in, 011 ths jtemin(, on Mam Htrts?t, in Mimn-i-iui,
Ohio, will t Mold to t he hilmtft hultier thf
followimj rt-at PHtftln H the propitrty of Jtwoti Wm
r, ilt eased, tii-vtit: Hituitts in thti i-otioty of Mot
irointirv Mix I Htate of Ohio.aud in the towu o ' Mitttnin
lturz, ti-rtcnbti em tollowM: fimiiifi ui at th north
went uonipr of lot No. 4i; iheiife entt aiun the 1 1 fit
of niui lot No. 40 lo thn aliy 14 t feet; thetiofi With
the alley north M leet H m lieH; thoni-u westward Hit
teet 1 -Mhiii Htretit; thtn; touth with hnui mret't f
feet 8 Itl'-htiH Lo ttiu place, ot tM'niKliitf, heinf ( leet B
nifliea otl loin ho. 41 and 4i ou Jacob Ken tivr'a plat
of tmid town.
Thi-uim f mile Ontt-lhird oash on day ot in'e, one
third in one and one-third in two yearn; deterred pay
ments to It intereal and to t erured ty mortgaxe
oo Uie preiiiiHBS. HAM U KL Kll Rl Nii ,
Adtniwttrator of Jacob Wuner, UOHHel.
Adam Clay, Attorney Q,Hw4
BAllliAHA W1I.KS' ESTATK.
NOTICE if hereby given that the undersigned hat
been duly appolnte J Kxwulur of the last will
and if-HUtine nt t iSarUtra Wiles, deceased, lute uf
klimltfoniurv eountv. Uhio.
ocluW:i JACOB WILES
NOTICE.
MAnY PAUL filed her petition In the Court ol
Coiuiii n 1'leaa in and for tlie county ot Mont-U'JiDHi-v.
m the atele of Ohio, on trie fttli d:iy of Octo
E?r, lH:t, auaniHt Joimh Fi.ul, prayiDK lor a divorce at
itie ensuing term. Cauaea WUiulaleoce and roa
neif'ectof duly. MaHY I'AUL,
JUrtJ
riiAU Lt'VKLL, Attorney.
CBHISTIAN ROUUEHS ESTATE.
N OTIUE ia heretiy
bseu aouomietf
OTIUE ia herebr at van that the aubscriber haa
bu appointed ani uualihed aa AUininiairator
tie bonia nan aa the euate of CitriaUau Kohrer, iate
of Montuoiuery oounty, unio, decenad.
oc-.'4w:t (.KUKt.l. W. MOYKR
ROBERT ANDERSON'S ESTATE.
NOTIOK i hereby given that the undesigned ha
teen duly a 'pointed and pulitied a tbu Kxou
tor on the taut will and leattuiM Ul of liobert AnderoQ
late of Miami town a hip, Montgomery county, Uhio,
dec.eat.ed. ociiOwi JAMKa CKuaU , Executor,
Oysters, Fruits, &c.
J. H. MMiTHY'H
FRESH OYSTERS
lr-;CKIVKL uUiilvin full upply at No.
0 Huistoo
1 1 building. aeJdtw . 0.
UAXWKi.L,
T. K. POTVGU,
Wholeadeand retail dualerin
Fresh, Spiced and Cove Oysters,
KBk.HU LAKE KIHU BY TUE UAHKKL,
11 It I.' US, Oonfeotionary, Cigars, Tobatio, Hardine
feppur Hauoe, Ficklea, iewit paper. Uauainea,
bole Agi'Dt fur MANN ii Co.' Oysters,
BECEVr U bAlLY,
1IU5 Third street, we.t ot PoitoSt,,
Dayton, OUto.
snliStltf M. (JUILn.jr., Axent.
Leather Store.
NEW LEATHER STORE.
AUAS1 WtCISlUAHTSiJUU,
S-6 Third street,
TrKCPfl ooentuitlyoa h.nd ell kinds of Leather,
JV auchaavole; Uwri kip; ealr-.kiu, and uiortK'uo.
Also, harueas aud brmle tea ueri alios skirting; .hue
hudwgs, A.
ar.i'he highest prloe la cash paid for Bides and
Learner in the rough. aulvdllm j
Groceries, &c.
New Grocery Store.
mill unlewened wou'd re'iwK-iiniiy inorm me
I uitiaen. or Dailun aud surrounding country that
he has open -a
A. FAMILY OHOCERY
On Kir-t street, ee"t of the Swayms Hots!, wber. be
prepared to furnisn
Groceries of the Best duality,
Rardwar-, tinware, end all articles usually kept in a
fir.t elm Family tfrooerv. od the nio.t reaoueUe
terms. Flaecill end examine my nock biture pur.
ti'mxitig lewher j.
,lli,i ADAMOINWAT.Q
K. O'Baiss. M. O'Bsns.
KDWAKD O'&niBH B HOT II EH,
WHOLH3ALE GROCERS
and impoktxm or
Urandlcai Wlnec. Olns. :ifrara, ind Irlah
and Hootch Whulty,
ANB DIALERS IH
YVlnetf and
Oomemtlc
AgenU for Sule or Fur Bourbon Whisky,
No. 3l HtNond street, lf.yton, Ohio,
tfs Ip.iTe mont reupvvtfully to acquaint their pub-
iJ
tomerit and ths conmunity K-'nemlly, that they
liare entered into partnornnip, nti'ier iri nainn aim
Mtyleot K. U'BKl KM 4 UKOtUKH, for the purpone
ofoarryina on tim wnolerta'e jrroeorr, liipion cinar
and toirco huxintu in Dayton, Ohio, a, tue late
mand of K.O'Hr en, No. l Hecond ftreet.
HaTitiu ample means to enable nut: pur'hae ffood.
Trom ttie test hotHi in New York, Halttmore and
I'hil lelphia, aii'i having hal illt-en ynara' experience
in the trade, we hld out the (mat tniuemenia to our
dd ctHt "inerx nnd 1 othur who may be kin i enough
to purcli'tn from U.
M. ' liKI KN, iaie of the firm of O'Brien A Poe,
Toledo, Ohio, will devote hi time and attention to
pluaseal' Diuite whl ma com to t.uy at lh: well
known Home, and K.o'HKIKM.will ircut the com
monity b tier, U p HHible, th n ever before, tioth ot
in fr- very tirateiiil for pant favora, and earne-diy ao
licua Htm re of your future patronage. aul'Mawnn
J. U. GILbKKT CO.
Wholesale denlera in
rOHKKlNAND DOMESTIC
GROCERIES & LIQUORS
N08.76 AI)T8 SEFFBRSON STIllET, OPPnSITI
MAKKKl' 11UUSE. sulllJly
Grocery and Provision Store.
ANTHONY WOIIU
No. 1MMAIIKET 8TKEKT,
HAS a good upply f H Kindaof the oesi ratiniy
ivruiarius ..n.l PrnviHinna. iuch as Hour: oat
meal; oorn meal; dried fruits; nam a; dried beef; flab;
mbu ger cneoe; rioi'uu iwn'iix, v,,-..
yetlowwaro; willow baskata, ftud, In fact,
1 . : .1. I 1 . . I o m , 11 m SklllUjItm
every aruci u-wmi u ,ssm -
NEW GROCERY
AMD
PROVISION STORE.
NO. l'JT FIFTH BTIIEET, DICKEY'S BLOCK.
STOCK NEW AND l-'KfclHli.
COUNTRY proauce ISKen id excninge lurwiwwnw.
ins. r.lUEI. Ai.miI.
Ofjaimawijni'' ....... , ..p
By the
Way, Have You Heard
IHI Jiewi
J. A. MINIOK,
11
AH reoaiTed hi. naw Bpring Stock, large, well-se-
lecleU and of III" beat MUaiiiy.
Mr.. A. called and gotooe dollar's worth of
TWKLVK CKNT HUQAU, AT MINICK'S.
TheDioe.t kiud.
Mrs. B.sot ods dsllar's wortb of the nicest kind
KOUKI-fci'iN CKNT 8UUAK, AT MINICK'S
Mrs. 0. got one dollar's worth of Itie choicest quat
ity ol
SIXTEEN CENT HUOAB, AT MIN1UK a.
Mr. B. saya that ha not the beat quality of green
RIO COKFESS AT J. A. DINIUU'S,
That he eror drank, and Mrs. B. says she got the fin
est of
GftKKN TKA AT J. A. MINICK'H.
While every body calls gets some of that eicetlenl
KXCKI.HIOB HYttUP, AT J. A. M1NIUK.
Mr. M. asvu he purchased a half barrel of
W1I1TB VIS1I AT 1. A! MINICK'8,
Docidadly the lest he er.r u.ed while the supply (X
NO. I MAOK KBKI., AT J. A. MINICK'S,
Both for site and quality, cannot be excelled in this or
any other market.
Jle invito, all to call at his e.iauusniueni ana in
pect his Hlmrk of
CUOI0B IIRIKIl FltUIT,
0OKKKK3 AND TEAR,
all.JAlt UK ALL KINDS,
And l he largest and beatTarielTof Grooeiies to be sees
in the city, ills large establishment is on the
Corner of Market and Jefferson Bts
an 1ST
Restaurants, &c.
uisrioisr SiVLOoisr.
Beekel's Balldlug, Hs. JesTersan st
TWO NEW HILLUlin TABLES
Or the lieat make, now ready for use.
WINES, MOUORH, ALU, I.AUCH BEKB AND
KATAbLKs, AUDUUI1INU TO UUMtH.
ALSO : KXl tUKNT FKKBH OYSTEKS.
CuHtomers are repeutfully invited.
auiS KBED. LANtiE.
Cooper House Saloon.
Blata streetf oppoaU tHe Market House,
J. V- NAUKUTH, lJroP.
rr1113 Haloou m the fineat in the eilv. Uvstttm, oiihII
I wild duuk, veaiitou, aud all kiud of name and
nn in ineir aeaoo. mtiaiaaiaii iiuura.
The bar ih vuppiied with the tlaeitl and moHt choici
lioorn. Tlie t4 brauda ot igrti aud tobacooa ai
wiiyn on haml.
utiU)ru by the oan and half can. nilftdCm
jona oxvcaitiMAoicL
YlfOUI.h rBpe"tfiilljf inform hiftniimernuarrietida
f f and cuoiuinerH uia. lie uu puruiiaaeu uie
Eating Saloon and Ucstaurant
Formerly owned by Mr. V. Fnea, aoutheaat corner of
rimi aua Luaiuw, wriwre n win oe auie at ail uinea u
UDUlv theiu with the beat Lhe market, anord.
uVttTKlid aarredupia tb beet tuaxuKir, and om
anon nouua, au i
Arrl , " :fili
Medical.
LET THE AFFLICTED READ!
Ane Itwira tbat a twrlWt and radtoat cur If warrant
and ciarai(tMl to alt wtvu r n)Uld wllh wkiia1
Vblllljr, nrut eoJi(tlttut, ifitstssiK-hul thoahti, do
prsjskstton ot aim IU, dmiMi and is;ulb ut mind, tow uf
Mtp, Iom nf aimnrr, lt f timtK; nid mawjnUr puwar,
pnny aruwth, wuttriK ij and m wml v( oiiiDdsjarsj la
lh dim. fntritluK euuvul-ive tratabliugit liupo
laaiw and 4i$nut of Ufa.
BEAR WILAT TUB MEDICAL PRESS
SATS.
(bun ptiTatHNii rerintr to lw tntet t tie natnre of your
lMavtv-tK KNObtHtl UOTANK) I'll AS d-M
not. It In) fkM-fret .wmMetor tli tnmiftH ny tin vnahtua
him UitkHbatld(arBMtst wUltwut any iitroruiNttwn froia
Um pMlhHit, toMnUnt ftMorhri'iNl een-, and tOK'"rntil
lU cur. And, whit lo mnn rliuabl- till, he will knii
awtly nd fntukly toll htlu r yon mn b- eur.l r b.
Tata will swticfy yottr mind, aud yon xpeii, thnt,
troiibU, nnd 1Lftiilot"nl. It will l tito lumun of
aavtoit yon many a dHri It will aave yuiir bslib.
and, wlmt In better iIiha all, It will your lir frofa
bhisx tiiM'lftinil by WrotiK tfrnt wtwa t.
Hit cXMniftiilhiitsi ara iiind without any liifurmstliin
from tbo pHtMKit ; lhr.orf h thoroiiKlity umlf ralnnd
tholr PbyalrtHlfloDiUllwitatid rtirvnoluKtl dvol'rpniit
without whlob be eavwr ouuld bva p.rfi.rnnJ miny
utontsihinff mirw. It ihonld l- ritnitert-t tlmt thti
BoUuto Ptiystctstn pert- 'tn cnrw thonttht iturrejtlde.
If yun have UM ultima and t no relif, If yon wtsili W
rijoyawod hrmllh and Inn ltt, If you are wiao, you wtH .
joanJaDBfaU lH. Bal'UAKb, tlij BoUnto lMiVftictan
All hit ommaDlrjitlfuo) and tntarvb-wa era itrictly
artvaM aa mynB4tl.-AIiicl Journal.
Width J. Vint col.
FACTS ARB STUDOORIM THINGS !
lleur whiit the rtiHu'lnlphla enrreViKiDdfnt nnyn hi the
ComtiwnwtMiiii, WUuiingLon. Udawara( Vlh of Aprils
' An Kngliab ffcDtlemnn, fonrtorly r-oioierttv! wftb tha
Brfllah Army, and who tyl ldnmlf the KnKliah Bo
taahi Phynici.n,' hua uf lat iraioud an aiteuHl.ti i(iiiu
tWe bare l bi aklll hirnrlng all manner of rxniplainta.
Boat of his jiallituta I hava conTorts! with, aod tby
rononnoa bta remmlii and moil? f treatment as try
n potior. Bonia bavt ben rtMtvrod aa if hy taaglo. Tba
nedlcina ha nad ) dintllM by htnirwlf from varlona
Berb noMaaalng rare onrattve propnrti.
' While autttii tu tha army hn dfotod bin failure
Bomaata to a thi-rojijih atuily of tha flcti prudncvd by
wrtala medicinal routs and burha un all manur of din
aaaaa. It aaani ha hiia found a cure aud ptmdy rfiuedy
ft all Ihe tilt) th-t tta-h i ti-lr to.' lila prnctiue w
already aiUnitft, and ia daily linrfiwilim. In tha oiuu
nlalnta to whitth frmmlna are tNbjwtd he h:ts no eqn.l,
aa a lar anmber hsre tinva tettiitWd that th'-y owe u't
enly their prrfnt Knd health, but Ihutr )itMi. to tha
kill el thla Kugli.h Itotanio I'by.lclnu." Ilia ultima lial
No. 59 EAST FIFTH STREET,
CINCINNATI.
MORE GOOD NEWS!
FROM HIGH AND RELIABLE AU
THORITY. The Botanle BemedlM of Doctor Raphael, tha InRlifh
Botanto Phyfitefan, osr failed yet to make a perfect,
radical, and pertuanaut cure of ALL
PRIVATE, SECRET, AND VENEREAL
DISEASES.
Without tha naa of Mercury, without hindrance from
buetneea, and without fearof discovery or axpoaure. No
deadly puiaona, tucb aa araenlo, nnx Turn Ira, oplnm, or
any other poiaona. Mo mercury nor any deadly mineral!
nothina bnt purely VaRetable Botanical Remedlea are
need by tbta wonderful Botaulo Pliyiiuiaa. Mi Hotanlo
Bemadies narer yat failed to cure tha most otietliiate
and the moat dangeroua caaei, and toremoreall mtircury
and otbar tin pari tine from the lystem when all other
BemedlM had tailed. Mtdical Journal.
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE,
Hear what the Baltimore correspondent of the Odd.
follow, Boonaboro. Maryland, ed on. Thuraday, tha Slat
of Mar, IHtiO:
" H mporona enrea of dlaeaaaa catwed by early Indlarra
tlon narlna; been performed by the Knttlinb Uotatiio Pby
alctan.I feel It my duty, barlnf aknowledKaof thetn, ta
tat the tact, beliarlng that In dot na; ao I may do a aervtoe
to the mffering. Una eaas In particular that of a young
roan In thia city (a worthy of note. Ua had beeuiue the
victim ef a habit, the mere allusion to which eeuew a
ihudder, and after yaeraof auffrrtna; and duotoriug gave up
all bo pea of recovery. He wished to marry, and waa
dearly beloved by aa swetit a girl aa ever Uaped wonli
of anecUon. but h wm Mrful, nerTona,and proatrated.
He dared not wed oo account of the ahatUred aute
Of hla antem. Ha aougbt relief at the hands of the Ho
tauto Pftysiciao, and, astonishing aa It may seem, all the
bloom and vigor of youth has returned, and be la now
the happy lather of a pair of bright boys."
GLORIOUS NEWS FOR THE LADIES.
A PREVENTIVE TO HAVE CHIL
, DREN.
rttar what the Cincinnati Weekly Prase aayi oa the 6th
of March, WA:
We arv decidedly opposed to drnga and to advertised
tviufdii) for the prevention of having children, but w
ftsnl it our duty to acknowledge a baueflt from any and
from evttry source wbno It ta (br the relief of fliiifertug
humauity, A fact baa eoiue to our knowledge that
ouifhtto be pronto lasted and widely eircnlated for the
b,.nt of tlKMW ladies wboee delicate health Biakaa It
neonaaary to prevent any Increase of family.
A boot twelve month after nmrrtaga, a lady ef our ao
qnalntance gave birth to adacghur, but bar aufleiiuga
were ao great that her physicians dMalnNl of ber reeov
ery. Thla made ber dread the very thought of agaio be
coming a mother, bbs tried every thing to prevent a
repetltlonof hersafleriugs, but wllhoatsuooeedlng. Two
years after marriage she waa again connned, but beriuf
fcrtnga were so greet that the child died, and her own lite
aiaa despaired of. Sue waa told by her faintly physician
that tf she hndany more children be feared her lila would
he the forfeit. Aa all the remedies aba had tried, before
had latled, she applied to the Uoteplo Phi.lcleu, I.
BAPUAkJX,
Ho. 59 BAST FIFTH STREET.
CINCINNATI,
roa HIS
PREVENTIVE TO HAVE CHILDREN.
Hla rented lea had the deatred effect ; they not only p re
vealed her from liavlng ehltdreu, but tbey alee Improved
her health, "To thi ruaa, au. THiaua aaa poaa."
The BoUnlo Phyaletau'a remedies can be reooai
aoended, beuause tby are lauoceut and aaie. They
operate without ce, using sickness or eaposara. They do
not tour fore with the diet or oceopet.ua. Tbey do
not Injure the health, but thoy are oerteln In their
affaot PANiXWT, U. D,
U. MKltitJkt, ml. D.
Any wboresnfTertnf , no matter what their oomplalnt,
oaa call on the Uotauio I'hynl.'lan eou&deutially. Tbey
aiay inly upon rulhf. It i ulhoe ta at
NO. 89 EAST FIFTH STREET,
Between Sycamore dtreel and Broadway,
CINCINNATI.
Consul tn tlon dally, Hundnva excepted. OtBos hoar
from IO A. ITl. ia ft clack f HI.
aeT" Persons at a distant may communicate eowri
nr.NTiALLV by letter, If they tnuloea ONK UOLLAK, for
Ootiaultetioa Ymf In eaub letter. All letters, eomiuunl
oatiuiis, and Interviews, are atrletly private and euon
dtntial. Mo answer will be given to letters ntwes one
duller ta Inclosed aa a OouauluUon fee.
Addrnea all letters aa follows,
DR. RAPHAEL,
BOX No. 2403, POST OrTICC,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
CAUTION TO TU PUBLIC.
Dr. W. K.r.lie.1 ha. uocuiinralluu Willi I'lidKliSSciH
er lr. VV. M. UaiiUa.1, er wilb auj ulbsr yautlautau
of tb. wni, uaun.
SkST Out tbt. advrt1a.ai.Bt .flt. Waea foe eoeie,
brlag tt WHS yoa au4 .buw It le Uie girt wee eM lua
Aver. To proveal mlaukeB, aak le
IM THE DOOTOB HCBSaur.
Width . 1st eol.
Transportation.
Sandusky and Buffalo.
Erie Railway Steamboat Co.
II. L run regularly
rinK ine .eaaoa
between
t'i. "BCliSaAj I lie above n.i
I lie above name' uuru
the rollowiug llr.t.cleHM sorew steainer.:
OWKlMt Captain H. Bryant,
PDKTNMOU'l'U... ..t!ap tain J.W.f ravers,
OUUUMAN Caulain J. M. Lewi..
Connecting- Willi Ihe Iri. Railway at Bunalo Ibr all
points in tlie Ka.t.
The attention of shippers is invited to th. superior
tWilhtiM. ollere.l liy tin. line. For freitflit or pa.ea-e
apply to MKTIT CALbWKM,, Aaeut at SudaleT
L. W.OI4BUBN, agent at 8ao.lu.ky.
J. U. OHOBN,
a Gau'l rrelght 8. D. 0. B. a. tto.
Book and Bob Printing.
E MPIRE
UlUH PltlNTIi(i HOUSE
yy are prepared lo .seoute all orders Ibr
Book and Job Printing,
Blank and Railroad Printing,
BILL BEADH, RKOISTEKK
LK1TSR HEAD1NOH, DEKUS.
UlUUULAltU KKCKIPTS,
Ao., Ac., Ao.
SUetv Card, and Kill In Color.
SHOW BILLS, HAND BILLS, POUTKRS, PRO
OUAMMK3, INVITATIONS ANU
LADELb.
BOOK WORK
Of every deaonplto
Hariog on of th movl oomplet PrinUng Kxtab
liahmanta in BonUiern Ohio, our taoilitiaa Ibr doing ail
kindi of Work, Book, lain, or Granraental, ara lira
olaaa. Wo have one of tli tea teat Freaaea. and hot
all tha modern atylea of Typo, and wo employ tho
Wt workmen.
Wo havo thro Power Preeaea eonnaoted with on
Job Department, and ara prepared to execute work
with ueatnesa and diapatch.
Aorordorarrom abroad will roooiro prompt ftUoa
lion. Addxoti
iKi ibi to arm, Bytci, Ohio.
Medical.
DK. HM. U. IllRD'S
SEIIRALGIA PLASTER
roa ras cuss or
NETJBALQIA,
or ToMbach. produced by eolds.
LOCAL NEURALGIA
U lmmiiauiygund by lour application.
Tl,..,iii .
la CI, sir nati r. " V . ' . Psrfoolly harinl.
un.le!Tr.',if.0 001 and lea,.,. .
Dr. Wb. B. Burd'i Keur.lgl. Planter
"rlS," " " II -ho teat tt,.,.
pMnspil i. n ... . . .
Price, only 13 Cent each.
A liberal discount mad. to deejem. ,
(,. 1 SBrai, Mtr.et, Nmvr Vorki
IIJ,',,,!"lCr',w,ll. '. C..; Killh Are,...
w T I -"""iukiou, iw Brood way j i. 8. Uarnee
HUS Broadway, and by all UruHisls. ' ,U
U. WM. B. IIURD'S
TOOTH POWDER.
This Powder possess., tlie
CARBONIC WITHOUT THE INJURIOUS PROPER
TIKBOKfJUAKCOAl.,
An1 I. au A.
least .VurVu I.h.' rA,K,,e' c' in
Its aorm. .
DR. WM. B. KURD'S TOOTH POWDER
Is sicomsn sr sii luaw Uestists.
Prmi.pa.1 .1 Tt- r i.
.treeCBrklyn; K. 1?. " No'
Price, 25 Cent per Box.
A liberal discount made to dealer..
Af pr''Jp", om" Bona.
lns, Me. 1, kprnee atr.et, N.w T.rk.
Sold elan hv n..,.!! u i. & . .
In. WM. B; IllRD'S
TOOTHACHE DROPS
worn ins cuss or
TOOTHACHE
produced by ei posed serves.
nioild,I?S':U"rlJ,,dp,,,, to " C" """. af
TOOTHACHE. .ru!Si. sSmS; them9""" "om T.-.ins
LOS8 0FBLBEP,
boltieofChildrMfr0n' u,,o".by kesnnis
DR. WSL B. HURD'S TOOTHACHE DR0P8
In the houao.
Price, only 12 Cents, per Bottle.
A liberal discount made to dealers.
Addre.. PMnelp.l OOIee,Tnimne llulld-
I Spree, mi reel, Mew Vork.
Bold also lir Caswell, Mm k A Co., Fifth Avenue H
lei ; .1, 1. Coddlu.Uju, 7IS Broadaay : I). . llarue.
WH Wond.ay, and Cv all lnumu. uaroe.
: dr. win. u. iiuru's
MOUTH WASH
A KUH KHMBDY FOR
Bad Br.atb,
or. Months,
Canker,
Diseased Bleeding Guam,
Nursing Bor. Bloutn,
AND the best specino now in nse for ant diseased
oundiuon of the mouth, it la particularly bene.
Ol. 1 to pereoue wearing
ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
Completely destroying every taint ol Uie mouth, ab
sorbins aud removing all tuipuriue., lu.uruiM
A bWEET BBlfATU
To all who make tue of it. Ko Yovs. Lani or Yov
UiKTLsa.a who is atnicted with a
HAD 11 111' AT U
Should delay applying Uus remedy, lor it is a eertaia
cure, ajHi i.appiuved and re.uiuiuuiiid by ev.y phy
sician under H tiutte nuliuu it liaa beeu brought.
A BA(1 UllliATU
Is au oBeac. for which Utere is ue ezcua. wlul.
DR. WM. B. HURD'S
MOUTH WASH
Can be procured.
Many peraoua carry with thetn a bad breath, greatly
Wttie euuoyauoe aud ufleu U Uie iiioifunt ortboaa
Trth wbuiu they cotna In conlaat, witbuut bema tou
aciuuk of the fact To relieve yuuraelf Iruu U It-aia
regar-JiDgj tbia,
VtiS DK. WM. B. HUBD'S MOUTH WAHB.
ClMDllneHa of tho mouth la of great Importance
the )Uf tal health, which ta oflen atte-t-ttxJ, anJ uul im
frequently aeriouwly lift paired, thruuh wattl ofpiopa.
attenUuu tu thia aubjecU
U8E DR. WM. V. HURD'S MOUTH WASH.
Prepared at Dr. Hurd'a Dental Oftke, No. 77, Fcurt
tree l, bruyklyu, K. I,
Price, 37 CenU per Bottle,
A liberal dieoount made to deal era.
Addreaa Prise! pal Oftlee, Trtbuae llatllfl
lcat Mas I, atraio a treat, Maw York
Bold aleo by Caawell, Mock A Co., nib Atoano
el; J. A 1. CoddiuaUtn, T16, broeJway, I). 0. ioroa
IU8, BrtMtdway, aw. by all Dnie