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. Jty mail, uo'ranaain, Inadfanca
! WEEKLY KHP1KB.
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. eie (kivy pr annum M no
-i-. Kapiaa circulates free of postage in Mont
: ivirv oouilty. Peyineat in advance In ellce..-asi
JOB PBINTINO.
eiSry ..M-.rrntlon. en.octtte.1 on flteam Presses, in
hs leet style, and at reaeinahle price. ,
'.r ' Empire Building, 110 Main street.
Billiards.
, WILLIAMS' HILUVRH SALOON.
Nntranne. Ttalrd 8tret kftt dr t
Poll UIUe, alao irirotu Pktnli
TH ft a twee II on hare toxin ffrwitly prireaaerf hy two
new nnd elegant four prvkel Utim with liruna-
Wl 'H fl i nini i iinproTwi pawni ciiMians ana n gen
eral renovation and refuting of the aholoeMtalrlialw
merit. He w umnttmi ror pant invor.tnd eniiotta re
apectflilly a continuance of the piihlifltrnnage.
uiv hid n i uuiAnrn)irieinr.
eug lAlmd S
Piano Fortes.
O. J. WILL ARD, '
Mo). 04T BHViDWATt NKWJOHK,
Piano Fortc.and Music walcr,
Won Sc 'o'; lloardmit
ery A l'ee, wn. KmM
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uu uiu.ii ir. buna
PIANO
FOBTE$
An , , ..... i
RfA,
onmnn, MF.i.onnoy. vuti rcii harmvmi,
UMti, MilAlO fMACHSKS AND DUALMiH
Will h ftirniih.l with dhncl Muain, lns!rl.i.i
liooba. Piiftnu'fl. OrnKoa or Melo-Uiona, ai Whoi.
aala Prli I .
NEW MUSIC
Sent any Mraaa, froo of po4ts;. n rppt
prine.
) Prtr,
Vm P Unthury...
Donth of AbrHham . Lin-
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It'n Ail tpin i(ii(-j. tucks;, ..H
iett in tftltiocmto. A huuk lur .
tbci Tiiuoii by M.Timkr..it M...
I'm Lonely ainrnhn 111 M..M Ki ir..HM.
tin, or riqr tiown iBl'emi'iylva-
nyt .,... HOB"'ihittilt
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I balinv - tier tru to mfta..i.n aiiiirm...
1 tiftTn ao mnoh to tllu.......J H Tiwmh-
Let turn rt4. A tribute to . -
the lHt8Uphn 0 kontr,
mi (mholltshed with hi
Likeness aee .Henry Turkr
"Llmerinti in ImmitU'iil. Wurdi
by Bomitiault. Onmln...lan Bryant
jO1 atar or my home. The
nt aonft nnl nhorna, hy... Henry Tacker..,..
LIUIahouae under t e Hill-.K U (.
Lev nie not in dark l)ea
I -air K n Wood
Mind you that J II McNaughton.
fetnonhiiht with thee K Mever
My beautiful Lianie J Mahon ,
4iv Pultr Ana. Oonuo DaTie iteed..
. Mother' a 14leHalnft...M K Wuttlowa
MKHfiM Moore V K Ixatva
MyTngM Hoy 8 O Potr
Muaieonthn Wavex. luU...O W ilover
INerer deem my love ran
change U ThomM..,..HH
Tall me, little Twinkling
8tr O W EI OrifBo,
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There none u any uool
Might tn me J U McNaughton...
Trust me all in all, or not at all.
Worrie by Tennyann ..W B Demater
i Rethon forerer mitw... H Millard
Heetitihil lreamer(aruuiiar,).H Winner
beautiful Ule of the Sea. J HTiimu
BM-yd Kitty May P B lmw. ..,
UadaveroiiaJoneM. Oornui Oeore Howflryn...
I oauuo, nail her. Mother. ,...(!hmberlatp....-.
Jennie livea but forTbae J Mahon
Kiamnft on tneHly,..w ...,J(l Marder.,
Kiaa me, Vainer, ere I die. . . Walker.........
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hurt me in tuo Huninine, m wiiiant
A nel Child.........- W H Hnrr
Beautiful 0oud H..L AraUie
Htnkmg lie. tinnn by lan
1 Bryant P D Emmet......
IliSTRUMEIITAeU
HEW WALTKF.S.
L'Ardltn ,
Blleaot arhlye.Ht.
I au. attend Vele
a mi ft
Flow inn aMreeinlet..
Kuel
HerveMt flme
lleart'e a'hti ,
Ida ..,
h Ardita
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Kilg. KetUner
in. iieatvn
Ch. WU
(ioo. Win. Warroa....
.H.....Jana Manna
win. u Mien
Java Manna
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1 BrUliantly arrauiced iiyv. Kitttwer.
H4rBBi AM) IC KSTKI'S.
litmoln Fen era! March ,
Fane re 1 March from Don He-
hetian Oh. Fredel
Maroh Bongreiae II Wollenhaupt
March Triomphale , Dr. Per a baa u
March Montenegrin 11 May her
VAUIATIoW
VeftntifAil Dreamer A Baiimaoh..
Veil ma not tuu k from the
BcholaaaHhore ' ..,
ear mother Iveoome home
to Pie "
learmother Ivecomei.ome
to iMe ...0 flrolae.,
Law gen' a Ball A haumarh.
Bend for lllitatrated Price Litnf Inatnimentaand
Oataloguea ot Mew M it mid. Afdrea ordere
O. J. WILLARD,
Wholenale Piano Forte and Muaio Dealer. Ho
Broadway, Hew York. J Tiddly
HanueA A Hoe Creamer,
William Jamea Creamer.
Court ot Common
of M outgo uery Co.,
nrlLLIAM Jamee Creamer whne realdenoe
unanowu la noliflwl that Hannah At ceUreemr
did on the Wth Uy of M pUmfer leei, il hr
in the utSlce of Uie i AvtU of the Oeuri of
plana wiihia and fur ihecounir of Monigoamry
Buueoftihin, charging the aaitf William Jaiuea
ttr with ailulterv wnk a woman uukuvai U the
petitioner and alao clurKJUg luui with gruae
UI amy iiiwaiAi iwi uib timivtvf- mb&iii mm tut)
oe divorced from the aeid ttuliaia Jeme
hn h petition wiU aiaud lor kttennv at the next
ol mmiii coora. iiAwnan abiaa uaiAHP
J Abaji ClaAat Uf AaWuMty. j uutww4
voir ir
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' DAYTON. OHIO: WEDNESDAY OCTOBER, 25.
1865.
NO. 338.
Tobacco.
I'lfMr A
HI1
V,4ii-3"flerr'
iy. ,vAvii.v,j a Wholesale and. Retfli!
, .era
ACCO,
e; N. 83 84 St.,
PAYTON. O.
CinAHS.
TUB
UIGAR8 BY
tin,
l.Ono,
lii.mxi.
" 1IHI.IHHI,.
" M . it l.tHJU.IMK),
And Climrfl sure to pmokn, and no atirkinft; plafitr
nneiled : Btlflh aa Ohoicn Tara. Havana H(.d. and ol
ttifl moat aalebralpd branda, Alno, the oalabrai.d
OKKKNSBAI,, AHOOTINU Cl.llH. UNION fk-
HOUB, MV C'OIIHIN, I'UNOH,
KI.ltiMNJiIHH, AND
NOHIIKKKNtlKK,
fliiporior lo allot that namarf.
IIIUKINU TOBACCO.
K1I.B KNUIK, B1.4 I.ICK, illflKlHU, JAPAN-
KKBE, VlUtilNIA TUBACCO,
Down to Cutting Dry ami Btam Tobaoco. by lare
and small quantities,
PLUG TOBACOO OP ALL KINPS. '
MEEItSUAUM PI Flvft Imported dirant, and 'ir
tobaxanuine. Alao a large lot ot common I'ipae, el
all urHdo.
Hememliarthe plaoeflifm of the Rig Indian,
i no. S Tblr4 Btrcel. h,,
lylMtf. ... . J. BOHMr-TBIM.
Dentistry.
30
ft. F.Comftop. T. R. WiMann,
OONPTON WItl.AKD, j
O E -N T I S T
fpTIOK CORNER OF WAIN AND flKOOND ,
fjl. operation pertaining to Denttatry oareftih
iLtnd thoroughlywltendea to.
J would rail enneiMal attention n ouratvlcof !
"(oartiftXal teeth with Centlnsioaie UamiM
ttieapiuaoltre of mechaoioa) deaH;ry. Alao. to
u'wanneroi rmutingine vuic-mi ngm, wmun, id
t aaeo, (p nuoh Hiiperior to the orioaiy Uleok
te ram in a aneeimen aula
Hoops.
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W'lie Grett Iiiri-otlon ol the Age In
SKIRTS.
. W. BRAy8 Mew Intent PUPLKX ELLIPTIC
adouUe) HPRiNti SlilkT.
Thla infA noamMU of4)np'eli (or tWb) ICUiplto
Pure Refl'Wsteel HpriaH. in.nion-iy Kraidfd
Tightly end ftiy torHther, Kdgt to Edye, making
Ue ToushelLmt KiouMe, kmnlic and Iiurithle
i.rtDg t.t m They Hel.torh BnI or Itmhe,
ike the niniaBipfnrtq and coni(in-mir prefer?"
heir ierfect ftutirul flhnne mrethan twir
ong I
aa any Horintf Ukirl thut Ever Ua.h or
Can Ite mafe. t ,
The wondfrafl,,.iiMiit end a-reat comfort and
80
RteaMire t anyUay wearing the Duplex Klhpiic
kirt will be esjLnr,Mi nttrtieiilarly in all crowded
AaHemhliee, iq erriffe, BnilniMt Cara, Chureh
Pewa, Arm 'ni,or irc.nuinaIe end Bouoe Dreaa,
aetheNkirt onrtf r.ilHcul vtuiii in nee lo nnnimi t
email p)fte aa , ftl,d cooDiontly aa attilk or
unann itreaa. a .
A LadT hTinfl!tWM th Pleeeiira. flnmrnrt And
Great yonvenie A weRrin(( the Duple Klltplie
HbirtferaetngleA-.N Nfr afterwarda wHImifl?
diapeneawithiheie,,,. Kor Children. Miaaea aoU
Yuiiiig Ladiea thn wnmrior to all othern.
Tha H Kpaani rt,awith t plv duiible twit-ted
lhr.a-1 and will weVu,e attlongaathe M ncle yarn
eovenngwhwh l i,nMtKiMeHiel HitpKkirtri.
kmti..n....--u. mn everBitrtare ai
iteel, ant! twice 8",, oorerfd to pn
DouMr
covtiriUK iruiii
WI,.HIhA rn.1 wh..n .Irniinii
lown aiaira, atortt An ui.uh r
cuiinvniiM ""J"" "-n IO uan.
All an- mad of tin. od tfwni Corded Tauea,
and are ttte teatqu4iftu t.rofy part, g!Ting in lite
wearer me mMdwr f,,,Hiw, nomiNe,
andaretmipitwUoDany ,u,tet, moht lauaijlt
oomf rtaile and aooay, Hkf1 mw mHd.
Weata' HradleyAi a.rrtpnetoraofti.e intentiod.
SO
y,, .... , jI1MiI)UHrrt ana m hi
HnadeHiree a. New 11
for Bale in all ttri-W Btorul , thll fJ((yi and
hroughouttha United aa,H,'and Hara a ue
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i"a , aua' rajaiu
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p,ir.i uu.,
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prletara.
jvieaia at aj.
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And the table, will be furnlhU,
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The Billiard Tahlea are fr.
'.'nwklntid niAO
" f"lck pro., Cm.
hotorlee of J ule. Balke and
The I
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eeoloeet breawl. both loreigv
inor. of the
T5jiU0.
The patraaAfe of the publtett
ctnilly anlioi
OUUHI
EXECUTION OF CHAMP FERGUSON.
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The Nahille papers are fall of aocoaote
of the execution of Champ Fergn.on at that
point on Friday Inst. We make the following
extracts : '.-,-
HOW HE TOOK HIS SENTENCE.
Some lime since we announced the result
of the trial , the linuinit and sentence of the
Court, and the action of the authorities; fid
on;ihe following day the result was com
mnuica'ed by Colonel 8hafter to the priinne?
in bia cell the olliciiil finding and kenteuce
beinr read to him.
When the officer entered for thai ' purpose,
Chtnp eras as firm and as relentless as when,
in the midst of his mid career, he murdered
alike the wounded, the siclc, the aged, sail
the helpless child, and when the litat sentence
had been read, he barely remarked r
"As I expeotsd. sir." '. '-i ;'1 )' 1
From that time he was urged to prepare
for death , but for days he remained the same
firm unflinching man he bad been through
out the trial. He would talk of death an If
it were rather a disagreeable matter, hut e
thing of no great moment; nnd as for futuri
ty, that scarcely entered Ins iniud, or, if it
aid, ilia proud spirit would not . admit of its
presence.
INTERVIEW WITH HIS FAMILY.
His family wife nnd dauphter worn wTlh
him the greater part ol ThnrsdAy, nnd all Fri
day morning till a few r"inu!.es before he wr
led oat lo execution. Mrs i'erpusnn it
spare, delicate woman and appeared deeply
affected all the time. His daughter was culm,
until just beinro the linal pnrtincliut erulent
ly deeply felt the horror of her situation.
She, loo, is delicate in appearance, and it hut
seventeen years ol age.
It was half-post ten of yesterday when thi
parting oame ; and seldom have we wiiryostd
a scene more heart-rending. ' '.Mr. ' t er
gusnn clung to ber husband audwAptj aloud.
"My God! my God I" said she, " liaye I not
already suffered enough? Is my nguny ner-
er to cease ?" and her tears choked her utter
ance, and she remained long, clasping her
husband, wno stood like a marble statue,
showing no outward signs of emotion.
" Alone, alone, henceforth ami," she at
longlhsnid; " deprived ofjmyjjiupporter. my
husband.. Uli.Uod, is there nothing that will
sae my husband? Lost I lifntt Losll"
Then suddenly rising, she nervrd herself up
end exclaimed .
"I)ie bravely, Champ i die bravely I" : "
"I will," wns the response of the cordons n
rd. -i-i :. ! -
The daughter, too, was deeply afTected ; nnd
after the two had been separated from the
prisoner, it was with diljiculiy (hey could sus
tain themselves, and but for the assistance
rendered them, they would undoubtedly have
fiillen, fainting to the floor.
HE MOVES OUT.
Hie hour of eleven arrived, and Champ
was warned that (ho time had count when hn
must prepare to din, "I am ready when you
arv," said h to Lieutenant Crlttendmi, and
he was led ont; by It guard of eifrhf men to
(ho scaflbld. His Step win firm, his carriage
erect, and his bearing just what it had beeu
from the beginning lie nervod hiumell
up lo the occasion ; not a shudder marred
the tranquility of his frame; not a change
pttxstd over his countenance.
Ills hands were pinioned behind him with
a strong cord. Uis dress was a black suit,
ot course cloth, but neat and clenu ; and ou
hi' hands were black gloves. When he
reached the scaffold, Clolonal Shafter in
quired, "shall I help you lo ascend ?" "No,"
Ik replied, "1 will walk up mysell; and lie.
did ao. with firm and unfaltering steps.
On reaching the plallorm, he faced the
(wo or three hundred auditors and the
guards without bleuohiug, hut rrqueuU'd
that J)r. Buddiug should pray for him.
During the prayer, the prisoner wept lite
first evidence of emotion which he hud tot
iriven. Colonel Shufinr took a hatulkeruhief
and wined the prisoner's eyes, his own at iho
same time being any other than dry.
After (his the Colonel read the charges
and the specifications against him Ferguson
standing unmoved till he had read tis fifin
which he was charged with murdering
thejvenerable Keubeii Woods. When 'thai
numn was mentioned, ne dropped mis bead
and looked steadily ou the ground for a time
He was evidently affected ; remorse had
penetrated to his callous heart. . Km, like
Pharaoh, he soon steeled himself against the
reproaches of conscience, and be raised his
head and braved the worst
On reading the eleventh specification, in
which he is charared with murdering an old
man named Riser, and his liiile daughter,
he shook his head; and on reading the fif
teenth specification, in which he is charged
with murdering three soldiers of the Uuiou
army, be turned to loo Colonel and said, " I
could tell it better than that, colonel.
"I presume you could," waslbe reply, and
the reading was continued.
h-tl
HIS LAST SPEECH.
Afler Colonel Shufter had finished llie reud
iuir. he lurued to the prisoner, and raid:
"In ohedienoe lo this order. Mr. Ferguson
it is my duty to execute you.
"I know it," responded the prisoner , j
. "Do you blame me?' inquired ibe Colonel.
- "not particularly, was tne response.
"Hove you anything tossy?"
"I oan't speak much," said the prisoner
"I did soma of the acls charged, but not all
some I know uolhiug about I deaire, Colo
Bel, not to have my body cut up by doctors,
but 1 want to have i put in Ikitt thin.'"
poinliiiv lo bia enllin "and taken lo the
graveyard in White County Tennessee, and
laid there. You won't hate me cut op will
yon. Colonel?'1
'No." responded Co), fihafier, "yon shall
not be eul up' your body shall be sent lo
your friends. Have yon any thing , uioro In
say?"- .' .-.i-i I '
,, "Well, whenever yon say nop, I'll strip"
said ilin doom, d man; "1 am under your con
trol; f wouldn't bo here tf I could help it, tut
most rnd I most submit. What I airi, I
am, and I can't help U; but yon would aot
have tnv body cut-up, would you, Coknel." ;
" The Colonel again assured him that his re
mains should be given to his family.
"1 have" continued Ihe prisoner, "some as
good friends as any man; bat they can't help
me now. All 1 have to ear is, 1 don t want
be cut up by the doctors; will von put eiy
body in that thing" stain poin'.ng to his
coflin "and send it 'n White County, Tan-
esieoL and huve'il bt'rii'l in the old grave
yard Ihere f , . ,
llie Colonel again assured him that be
wonld acc.de (o his request.
l ho oao ol death was then drawn down
over his face, and Colonel Shafler ssid :
"Have you any thing tosny? If you have.
say it. now, and we will wait on you,",
Kaiaing bis head toward Heaven, he said,
a solemn tone :
"Lord have mercy on me, I pray oo;'.' and
as hs voice ceased, by a stroke of the ax, the
support was severed, end the diop fell, and
the prisoner was suspended between Heaven
and earth.
The drop fell at precisely twenty minutes
before twolve, and he remained baugiug twenty-five
minutes, when the body was cat down
and laid iu Ihe collin, and conveyed awav.
tiis reck Was broken, and he bled nrolusnly
at the nose. i Afler I. fell his boby moved but
twtce, nnd that slightly, so great was the
shock of the descent.
MISCELLANEOUS.
On being asked concerning bis political
faith, Ferguson said, "I die a rebel."
' While on (he scaffold Ferwusou recounixed
number of acquaintances iu the crowd, to
an ot wnom he bowed politely, and accompa
nied the bow with a smile.
His family, after separating from him, went
10 the largo house adjoining (be penitentiary,
lo await the result. His wife was so deeply
affected that she was compelled to lie down.
His daughter, however, ncrvtd herself up,
oven to the indignant; for whehjihe announce
ment was made thu: all was over, she ex
claimed :' '
"Well, I hope ihey nre satisfied now I" '
Railroads.
Monday Morning, Sept. 4,
Monday Morning, Sept. 4, THE
ATLANTIC
AND
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
W I Ll, commence Uunmti threw Throng i Tain be
tween Cincinnati ami the
i'aaeing thrngh the celebrated
Oil Kt'glOUS Of rMHIH)lVnIlU.
Leave Pitvton K:'J0 n. n
" '" Yl-.m p ii
Arrive at 4:W p. m.
' 1 -ii a in.
4 A.uu a. m.
in.
The KiiL'in-fl. hirri. and other euuiiiuaenta of thin
lit-, Hrn eiaireiy itcvv, fi mi imohi iniMjeru, auiiatan
Hn t ftpprovefl 'tH. r-piions, iinntiiiHlci by any
aswiway on iiiii .niintiiii.
TH It()UiH TICK KTH vin thia ne
and linnortant
llontn, cu im procttritd nt the l pot of the H A
. Krulwety, and at all the
inooiral Tmgotottic.ee in
:iiecuufury.
Hag gap eltecked through. ' '
I. McLAREN, Ocu'lRuperlniendent.
E. F. KUI,LKI1, linn' Tiukel Agent.
m9
Dayton, Xenia and Columbus Railroad.
VHANUK OF TIME. ,
11IKRC DAILY TRAINH KAHT, VIA COLUMBUB,
Thrcmyh 7(Uiwo- Hajfbm to all Ktutrn tVtM
niflllFE PATLT THAIN-I KAHT, .earln Dayton
itmiin ni'in Hiimwi; mnii, n.tn ft jn - iiO
luintma Aooommod.tin,lI:UfV A. M. Night ExfrraNa,
AHKIVINO AT DA YTON. Night ExpreM.4:A P.
M. ColiinilitiH Accommodation, l.:ts A. M. Dayton
Traea run hi Columhiia tin e. which la aevea ania
tjU't Ihm.'T Umn Datton tirnn, .
Through tre-fetN can he hal lor all Kaitorn CJiiea
nyoaiiiiicoasamu'! w. King.Ticlift Ayent.
K. W. HUUliWAKIt, bu't.
ma4 Cincinnati, Ohio.
Hotels.
i imiilui'm ii-orst;.
. " 1( . DAYTON, OBIO. ,
nViH above wall kowo Ifouae, having recently
J haii'd ha dt, in now oiwQ.aud undeigoingea
tittire alter tion and lmprovementafor tha-omo-dation
of the trare lug pubtie. Mo paiaa will Ie
afar-d to make the Phi lip tJoim, aa laratolor. in
uve f rcrtiKUt, a FIRHT CI.A.M HCTF.I,
teliif J. T BARKER, Prowr.
IMKEMX HOLSE.
Third Mreet, Oarta hls.
A. HPAMti, AgenU
rpllIH h-tel haa recently been opened, and la pre
1 part I to etttome- tale traveler and the pulJir
g iiitmU) in the h-nialyln. uiltfkllm
slrtt'ob Miwr, riamutl,
w
laaao Horuer andCathrina Rottfer, At I agrangeCej
luaiaua. HudKumbl'. rUrrrau4 lewia A. Hliver, ol
Montgomery Co., Ohio, Peteudanta
Supfrfor Court of Montgomery Co., Ohio.
The above named dc,oduiU will betake entire
ihitt Jm l C Htivx', on the Utlih lj of f'ltmnr,
A. f.. iMiti, tiled hie petition in the Hierifr tknirt
of Monlfcitiiiery County, OSio, eb.iig thai parti Uib
ho iusi Ij ol the following riU l iinuilet, aud
cloffr HMMigiifd llierfi Ui eauj Harah f Huver. aa d
I tro a i tmg tita ty airea in (tie emiih ea-! oteraei
ut tli norMi went utiai Ur ot imk'Uoii aitiulf r ' nine
irtm ; town (ur (), rnnij lur ), ri, ind i hat at
the V"inlef term of aaitl eOiir, and plain lilt will
aik thaau4mler bt made tor the attitioaf aaid
pxaiuiaram puivltance ol tbe aMitiite.
JAtl'B C. BY 1VBR. '
UlO, W. Mt YKR, Attorney. ,
oH 1 3 Hi w , i i- i
HE VISITS DAYTON, 0.
J. FLATTERT, M.
f ROM
OITT,
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PntCTICAE PHYSICIAN
CHRONIC DISEA8E8,
W1U.UPIN BOOMS AT THS :
"PHILLIPS HOTJBB,"
;daVTO., OHIO,
FOB A tLIMITKD I'BRIpD TO CURB .THE
SIOK,
tommenrlng October 17, 1865,
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at 1 ofclock P. M.
THR LAltrBWAter ANDTHE HM1D
k :t i. - , ' i
Amine FAIN INHTANTH , liiUJtVK
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ConsumptioiiiCjured
1Y INHALATION,'
NO
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POISONS OIVBK.
NO MKHOI7KY USKI.
Pr. T. for the latt fourteen yeara haa been engaged
travulniH in the piaittu-al treatment of all medioal
and mirgica1'heHM.f KuroN, the (tnMed HtfOejn,
A not i aim and ttm rtou'hHa and Maudwlch Mitoda,
Hniiah t'olntnhta and Vnuooitver a laland aud during
wliit-h time he haa had
Thfunntt of patienta under Ma medical aupervU
ilult, and liy raretul and praclianl BtUiiiUou to ail
aruuHudi'hronic diatamaora vpiH'tal, aurgit al, and
gfiirittl naUire, (having tiiacowtnl the true ptiyniolo-:
gijal uu t pa'holykicHl cha'acier Oi all dlaea by
i)mrwuojicW and oilier minute reaeartiheM) txnm
twen eiiehlttd lo rffture the tshfehl.I, dti).Mtd and
eiliKiittUd coeatiliitiiq to a Male of energy, health
and happinnHK, and an It were1 to revive th aiuking-!
llkelacultiee olthe hraia aud uervoue ayatent to a
ii w eiMie-iice and renovate lire with ell itt natural
tani,ontaiit eni'yMMute, ,,. I
Tliarftoro th mmonly railed "Incurahlea" are
partiriilariy invtieil to avail theinaelvea ef thin Hre ,
opportunity to recover their hralth.
la rouaa44Ufiia;a oi ttiBjdM'p rraled and In many ;
inMiaui ea jual prudioe existing in the minda o
many agnmat ai travetutf, advertuitBg- phyataiara
a:d urgenH, Pr K. will prewrdM to, and ojivruic
ott all awn wJioooa-Hill him, and cfcajfe nolhinguu
Ivn he nrinniia hII thai i promised.
All ttwoiun: who have eaen doctored till lieyare
tired and are no tieuer ahouldcall at once on nr.
r altera, i)d Iteve the (cauee af fjieudneaae re
moved.
All wlm hiVeCon-umptaoa, Brunch ill and Throat
dmeaaa ahould applv to lr, 'liury, whoae cure ot
ttwee oomplaiala te taed on recent itiaoovertee In
phjt-iol gy orreapiraboo atid which beara the eloanut
pleloaupnicaii exaniiuauon.
All aikw'ted with I'hronto dtaeaMB whiuh have
hatHed the Cluaekaaad eihawiel the mediml hiII
otthe law-ill ty ol amton, ahould a(ply to tr. lat
tery, whoae marveloiialy auweBxai treatmeirtol all
anet tiotiH ia owing lo kia medical diauoveneii mttde
ty tnteroaApittnl. and other minute rewean-bee du
ring touiteou yeara' travel, aud twenty year' prec
ee.
Tne unfortunate ahould at onceeall andeoneult
Dr. Mattery who he had tweuty yeara expenuc in
thia elaa of dtaeae, and branch ol hie prolcaaion,
and therefore guarantee ev? ry cure.
All younx mau uituied in tuy and mind from the
erlw-bt el !( atmie, wiihlte cotwf .nulant avmptoma
ut'Naapain in ttte kfad, morbid aVasonsi(ey aud
aversion to aocily, inability to cooce nlreui ihr
memory and iotetiect, ami dt queiihed from utvtva
rioua dtitiesi ollile, whoae eounlvuanrea a if I d -lull-tab
eg ewnaiitutioii depict the evdetfeeu of that a or
nhleand devaeiatinaf vice, vhould uouxtilt Pr. Fiat
u.ry tiefnre K ta loo late all mitVnng with Mrkuure
aii't ri-aiillofUeuak r-medie, auuiilu avail ihemrtelvei
m lir. rtattery'a new mtuhod, by wliifh the niont
malignant toiina of Ihia diarmtn im uurdin'rom one
tai.two weeka, and aithoul Uie uaual tortuie to ia
Iteata. All having aeoondary ymptonia Rhenmatitm and
ppermatorrtioea whoae nervuua lemperainnta ttav
tug teeu destroyed by nadleg clip Uap-oatfh penny
puiilicaUon and kwallowtng mervury uutil lhayarw
waUmg tsHrometera, and haw Anally lieen given up
ee iDrurebii by an Kbouuuet4t at et illitabraia end non-graduate-
ef metlieme, ahould awek llie aurgi.-al
kdl e IT. Flattery iff theae uravalva aa4 it ot
ilia.
All a ho are barren and thua depnved efoonaubial
ttliai and parntal happin4e, ahou d take the advice
of ir. Hattwy at onoe.
Ad who rm umataatwe and phyaical condition
wilt not admit oi -itpriig, eliuld eonall W. Flat
tery, and it not too late, prtMure h.a aal and tuial
table preveauire. . -
AH whoao eyea and eara are diaeaed aad have had
OieMiiKMiuaeo4teisguaatriaed aiiddrugHee en
twit Or- Flattery without nul, aa be ta a lWuuKh
ottetiat aad auiwit. , t
Atl who iiaiminr ahould rocure Pr. F'a naely in
veottMl itttne for tie eiae of aM mipeainaeuta.
Ail aunariiig from aervoua eomplainta, temale ef
leouoaM, akin dteaaaee, heart,' Mouiauk aad bVstr
iMmpiaint, diMaaea of Ibe bowel a, kiduoya, IJa-tdssr,
pi lea, raiaMne, uieera, evurvy, tumnria, luaetasl
agie, itanoera, Panama and mounUia lever, erysi
petae, Ac , eVi., aliould aueVr ao long but atraiaiii
way proietd to lr FleUery for hia uw treaiutant.
AH Htudt-aieaad ptivahdaM e4 tmiMod eaaartettoe
having a deaire to iearo Or Plait' gueiaily me
eeawuil mjthod ef mre will give tuna aceHathih
itHtaia, where be will luatriait ttteoi ladtvidually 01
by olaaa. ' t
( All patieaU ata iiaiaeo ean ItaeaveeA alkoawebv
OOubuIuiih Or. l-latiery, by leltel, ataaug thrir uanj,
age, orupt4n, t'tne takM IM, eenwUtsMiwe nHiaber
u7trtHivuU ttubmiUed to, daacriaioa of cauf and
eyiapawuiaeeerteaa-ed aad ttieae etVAatiag-. lie will
then aead niedjoieee vitb dirautiunj tuvureanydi
,fiep 0 )md
AUVkCHTimnu UATki.
IN DAILY,
Oneawtiare.Ulglitf wacdn.aolidloftalnaertion.. I rVt
One aiuaie,threeda)e.....Hwa.a...H.m.,.m.M n. I ta
One aquara, one week. -..I Ml
IHifl equare, one month H I M
One equare, three montbat M..n 7
One aiuare, alx mnntna H ......lo ia)
IN Wfc.HK( T
One aqnam, eighty word, one week..e K..$l ow
Peraiuareteach waek la addition. M
Per auuare.one year.w II w
key Terma for advartiaementa ot-oi yieg a gieatci
lapaoe.orfor a longer awrind tnanatvove apeeifrd,nate
ttoown at the Counting Koom All adrertiaemenUare
nha'ged'at thaalmve rateainlean a written agreaniiit
ib made pre t1 out to inaertion. All oaaual advertirti
mentis rnn't he paid for In ad van e. n
Professional Cards.
LAW NOTICE,
C. L. VALLANDIGHAM
II
AH RESUMID THi rRAUTKH OF LAW.
Orrtos (tnrthe nresentt at hla rnalrfanA. N. Asa
first street, liaytnn. tihie.
urnoa llooaalroui 10A. M. to three P. ef,
DTa,o. November UUi.lsM. aovlftl
vhos. o. lows, eao. v. BeiaT.
(UleOountj Auditor.)
I.UWK NAUEBTII,
ATTORNEYS AT, LAW.
DAYTON, OHIO,
B
uslaeee t rajs seated In Oerman end freneh.
orriOE Orar Blekar'a ImUn ThM .im
niSitana
OIJftIN tf) UMULL. ,
Attorneys & Counselors at Law
ttormaa'e Batldlns;, fhlret street,
felMawtr DAYTON, OHIO.
Groceries.
New Wholeaale Grocery.
At KnelsIjA Mclnljrri.'s old ln,l 111 Thud siren
WUWAMABI, BPHlLBAI) CO.,
Wholesale Groceri-,
AHC now opening a lar(e and iieneral aeenrlmi nl
or all Uni, I. l Urei ei lea sunal.le li.i li e . 01,11
ey ira.le. Healers are rupeetnilly intiltd t(. tie
hemaeall. ItSlda.n
K.O'Haisa. ' M.O'Halia.
Bt. UBU1KM eV IIROTIIKH. :
WHOLESALE URUtEKS
AMI) IMCObTRB Of
Cigars, Brandies, Winoa,
Gins, Irish and Bootcb Whisky,
aae oatsas is
Oomenllc Vrintsi and I.lqnoin
.bee,
Aienti Tor Sale of Tare BonrbOBWhUkj ,
HO. SOI BEOOND STRKET, DATTON, 0.
All Liquors Oaftrantied free from Dregs
1.1 O'llBIRN t HROTIIKR lj, i, ,., . tne
U. eeleetien or ureeerlee. Wiees, l,iiiii,r, en.l t,l
tixro, which the? will sell to the inil.uc as k.w aa an
house in liaj Ion. No ertorts .n thrir (.art will Ix
iM-XlortoiMo render entire aati.rat non lo ail (hoe
who i to their House, sol Seuoud alreet. TIm-v kh
Seep Ki.h ol all kiutl. , - re1ifai
18(35
FRESH
' ' 1805
GR0CEREE3!!
EVRIIT farr.ilv leir. i.,,,.,!; rrn.h Oroos rue t j
we would remiuil all pnraona luleresl.-c I.,
u. a call.
O -ft. 1ST 1ST X3 '13 I ' K U I T t .;
Western Peachee, num., Hli trri. tmi. ,
Tonmions, Itie-'kU rii... , ati.l t l.rin; it.i, w i In v
Spice and Cove Oysters
alo,nn aSHOltmeai nf jrlllrs, M,,i,0. n llstr.i an. I
..m.uinrr., l.ll'lll... lill.1 1., I II . hlluBT. andltJt.....
Pinklea,HH'ee, Vem-y mai-,Ai; ; In la.1 1 v.r II, i
llml th niars.li. allur.l tl.,i i. ,l.,il,Llf. r..i u. ...
mmr-n s,iuM .aj mr ki.p tlie ll arucir ol Kin.
Cut l lie( can lie had. i:ouim 01 ci-n. a.l, aiiil e. -what
..can do. M'l 1 1 liK A HA I a H
deH.laatl JlajnHl., a .I'.i.raual... Market
Insurance.
Ohio Jn.surniKc, Couipmr)
1 A Y T O N.
Ain ilOKIZCl) CAIMTA1.'. aiu
AflweIH ins.,.,.
okkick no. us, Tiimu iTithur, ii-r.,i'ia
lllbil.H MALI..
Fire and Marine Rieka
taken at Currant Rates.
MKkCioliH:
William lliikoji. JoaaUem k,.,nne,-'
J..liM I'liiucr, t:. I.. V allaiitlhau,,
t.V A. tirove, Ai.nhiu,! fahili,
Julili HioMUli, llainiui-u At. 'i uriicl,
Ivu.rT. .icki .
' ' Wil l,, AM I), i KKV, I r.i-id.1,1.
. Ji rA. JiAtrtliMAk,.i,.r,r
W. H. t'lLLsapia, rstt. retuiy.. . u,wi
Tcutoniu Insuiame tontimiiy
Unvtoii, Ohio.:
" ' 'OrKH'K-tittO TMIItli eTItEfk,
.. I (8)UlTebto,wltuaa'allr),o..)
Tine UouiMajriea-w (red). Iu tlb lusilnss.ejd ,
lake
MRE AID MARINE RISES
AT KKAIUINAHI K HA Ik.
MltMTitliS:
Julie llauiiuh. John V. Nau.no,
J..hn aiei'liaun, J. Ii Ii I, Ml, l,ii.
; Uw.ali.iaia. Srr.l.n.k auieheahoewr-
H,a,rj Miller, J..I.U h.oi..li.u.
Jarol, I . ,k, (
. u Jl""" HAJHTlJII, i'reeieYul.
Joee H.moi.ekiMaa.a.4.taiv umtuu
Lnlou Insurance (ompany,
DAYTON, OHIO.
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lirKICE SIS Till Ul M Kk.hT,
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leiliu.liit In. ri li.
lMreslu
Joi.epbCI.iui, Wmtf
lame. Turner, k,
ife.oiii.IKIiai.ly, .1.
ltii.Hs. siuliee, a;
Fire od Mario
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