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NOTICE TO PREVENTION CLAIMANTS
"SMALL STORES" CANDLES. &C., l4so-eo
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Of ProriSionS and ClothinE,S


NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
Bureau Of ProriSionS and ClothiaE,S
April IS, 1850
Proposals, scaled, and endorsed Offer for Small
Stores, or ''Otfer for Candles. or "Oder for Salt
water SOAP" or "Ofier for Mustard Seed, Black
Pepper, &c, as the case may be- will he received at
this bureau until O'Clock a m.. the 18th day OF
May next, for furnishing and eiverins ION receiv-
ing twenty days nOtceI at the United States Navy
\ ards at Charlestown, Massachusetts; Br"ukly n,
New York; aud GospOrt Virginia, such quantities
only of the following articles excepting the salt
water soap and the candles for each of which sepa
rate proposals and contracts will he madeD NAV
be required or ordered from the contractor by the
Chief of this Bureau, 10y the respective Com
nandng Officers of the said Navy Yards, during
the fiscal year ending 3th June, 1861 viz:
Boxes, shaving, India Backing, boxes of
. rubber Combs, coarse, India rub
brushes, shaving, Der or gutta percha,
Brushes, scrubbing, Combs, fine, India rubber
brushes, shoe, or gutta percha,
Brushes, clothes, Grass for hats,
Buttons, navy vest, Jack knives,
Buttons, navy medium, RaZors. in single cases,
Button., navy coat, Razor straps, Ordway's,
buttons, dead eye, Scissors,
Beeswax, III q lib. cakes, Spoons,
pure,
Cotton, spoOS Of Nos. IL and l6 800 wards each 3
- cords, equal parts.
Handkerchief cotton, fast cOOrs, - by 80 inches
weight not less than OF. each, texture by to
. 70 INCH
Needles, sewing, Nos l, 2, and 4, drill eyed be-
Ribbon, hat, best French black, II yards to the
piece; width Ia inch
Soap shaving, cakes; each cake not less than or
SILK, sewing, ue-black; wrapper not to exceed
- OF. To the pound
Thread. black and white, Marsha,l's best quality,
and III such proportions : may be REQ uired.
Tape, white linen, yards In length. Il inch wide.
Tape, black, twIlled c"ttOn6 yards III length, Il inch
wIdc
Thimb,.s g. 10 and O. 10 diameter
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- UNITED STATES rs FRANCE
-. N PIXIES PURE OHIO CATAWBA
ANDY against tie Raining, Fictitious Idquors
manufactured IN frsuce for this market Since the
anal SIS ma'r ~ Dr. Antisell Chemical Examines
u. ;. Patent Ohce) publIsne,i ia the city papers,
4ong with the analyses of DIR. c. Il. Jackson, OF
Boston. and DIR. iyran Cox Of Cincinnati this pure
medicinal Brandy has been recommended and pre-
sale and pure article for InvaliGs. To be had at
DANL Il. CLAREE'S
Drug and Chemical Store, cor. AZ ST. & Psay
= and corner Marylan1 aV and Iltb n
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BRIEF P ri IT6iiH OF FF9fSHTtPQSSEMENT FOR
At r THE LAMP OFFICE At s sitpE "a lbs lbs
TTIirrSS' Nv W fss ORDERED By pRochhMpGhe
Notice E Is hereby giving that the public sales or
lS5a, 90 be held ut the Land Oacs AT SDn esiber -
Wisconsin; on the I'd and 18th days of Nav n my
are hereby DECLARED to be postponed until the6h and
Hih days of June next. ''' aiio
Given under my hand at the General Land Of;.s
at the city of Washington, this sd day OF Anr,I
1889 ' VI hPh,
BY order Of the President:
apps law5w THOS. A. HENDRICKS, Com,
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II NOTICE.
l)EING In very inirm health and deslrous of set
thing all claims against the estate of INV late hus-
band; Gov. Saml Spngg,) as well ! against my
sell, request all persons having claims against
either will forward the To the subscriber at
Washington, ID. c., at the earliest practicable mo-
mont, and do eby revoke all former a. euolss or
power Of attorney by me relative thereto.
VlOl.ETTA SPRIGG,
Northampton, Prince Georges county, Md,
fe l7-eOtf ~
Annapolis Republican, Upper Marlboro Advo-
HoSate, and bait. sun please publish cost and send
bills tO this office for payment.l
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'himbies, $40 and 9-IO diameter.

WHITE SALT WATER SOAP-Sepdrats bid for 100 600
pounds.
The soap mrst be manufactured from cocoa nut
OIL and be of the best quality. dsnofninaed ''whito
saltwater SOAP" and he delivered sixty DAYS no.
tce, IN good strong boxes of about Is pounds EACH
and, alter inspection, the boxes must be hoopId
each end, at the expense OF tine contractor. The
price tn be uniform at all tine yards
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CANDLEs-Separate bids for TN. 90 pounds.

OANDLES-Sf pITIIc Oidy pONnTS.
The candles must bt ''EIKcs,' OF prime leaf lard
St arIne, e-l0 inches IN length. srcIasire Of TAP SIX
candles to weigh not less than "a ounces S-IO0 nor
more than G ounces, and be- paid for according To-
the actual weight, without reference 10 cOmmei cial
usage the melting point not to be less than 40 de
grees Fahrenheit. The wick must be braided, and
composed of 40 cotton threads OF the best quality nf
No. n yarn. The candles To be delivered ON sixty
days notice, In good boxes. containing about 81
pounds each, and the box To bs ked with the con
tractors line and the wei gIt OF the candles.
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NOTICE

al - TELEGRAPH NOTICE.
"A NEW line of Telegraph from WASHINGTON
North IS advertised, falsely represented connect
INK with New Orleans, Augusta, Charleston Sa-
vennah, Montgomery, Mobile, &c.
Now: the only telegraphic connection with those
POINTS IL through the lines under the control OF the
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY, TO
which by virtue of the ownership Of Mcrse's pat
ents all the the telAgTaphc business of said places
lawfully belong Thls therefore, il 10 give notioe
that the same charge will be made all messages
sent by the new line and delivered To any station Of
the Magnetic Company in the South for transmits
sion In the ahove named or other places. similarly
situated as II they had been handed to the Magnetic
Company at the place of their origin, the nearest
conyenIent point thereto. J; KENDALI,
mar eff General Suparnteudant
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WE SPEAK BY THE BOOK. We have tried
w 1t; 1t has complete control over Infamma-
Va Netc Era.
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RRONCHITlS, CANKER, RHEUMATISM,
- and Neural gia have been cured by it.-JsEsr-
SonrtLe Ind) Democrat.
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IN NOTICE.
Il o MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBIIC.-I
have been adding TO my stock of cheap andO9u(N
usef1i articles, and would name TOIIETN
sn anu china hin SETS, cheaper than they have ~
for 81; TUMBIERS as low as 20 cents per ,'ozen
Please call and examine at No. SIS Penn avenue,
between 9Th and 10th streets
de u SIN JOUN McDEyJTT
w. PLANT, UNDERTAKEN, No. as It'll
-. street, between and ii, keeps -T|
constantly on hand every article re tw{swsE<1
CURED IN his ine-a fine HEARSE,
PATENT CORPSE PRESERVERS, &c, &c.
his charges are moderate and has attention instant
on call, any hour of the day night Hacks fur
ulshed for funerals ~ the lowest possible rates.
8-ly
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MANY MORE WOULD TESTIFY, if neoes-
WI sary. Descriptive Circulars. with testimonials
may be obtained from any Druggist who has this
valuable medicine for sae =
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~ TO THE AFFLICTED,

POWDER ie q 6mrnw
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7 TRIED 1T FOR FOR ANEURISM of the Abb
L dOminal Aorta. In ten days the pain was gone.
Il. w. FITzsIMoNs, Phil'a.
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MUsTARD SRRD, BLACK PKPrER,&c
Separate bids for ali that may be required for the
use "a the navy, To be delivered at New York only.
Mustard seed, American brown.
Pepper, black. Malabar.
Bottles; octason, for mustard and pepper.
Corks, for bottles.
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7 KNOW 1T IS GOOD for Rheumatism remov-
Il ing II IN few hours | am now trying it for
Scrofula and have already received benefit. -
=. LEssIG, Reading.
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DR; GOGGSWELL,S ANTIPHLOGISTIC
c; TAYLOR & CO, General Agents, 80 Dock ST.,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-13

THE VINTAGE OF ONO "A letter from
Mr. N Longworth, the largest wine manu-.
facturer in the country, written TO the Gin,
cinnati Commercial, says: We may now
feel certain of u large crop Of grapes, prob
ably as large yield as for the last three
years. One reliable winter, who, a few years
since, made 600 gallons from an acre, ex.
poets this fall to make 1000 gallons. Mr. X.
Buchanan, of Cincinnati, next to Mr.. Long,
worth, the largest wine grower, in a letter
says the vintage oflS59 near Cincinnati will
be the largest since 1853. The average
yield will be about 400 gallons to the acre
Within twenty miles Ground Cincinnati, it
is estimated the crop will amount to 100000
gallons; so that the wine crop Of Ohio the
present year may be safely estimated at over
million of dollars in value.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-13
NEWS TEENS

The Lorain Democrats have nominated Geo.
o. Underhill and Hiram Humphrey for Repre-.
sentatives.
Mr.. John Hos.er, one of the oldest and best
citizens Of Norfolk, Va, died on W Wednesday.
Al the trial Of steam plows at The Illinois
State Fair, the machine Of Fawkes plowed an
acre in eleven minutes.
The Democrats OF Lucas county have nomins.
ted Edward Blssell, ST., Of Toledo, candidate for
Representative.
The Massachusetts Legislature commenced
an extra session on the 7lh, to consider the re-
vised code ofls~s.
In the Licking County Common Pleas this
week, John Loar was convicted Of nanslaugh,
ter for killing his own father at Natchez, in that
county, snme two weeks since. Sentence
seven years in the Peniteuliary.
1t is reported that he Earl Of Elgin will be
appointed to succeed Lord Canning, who will
shortly retire from the Governor Generalship of
India.
Adviees from Jamaica Of the 18th ult state
have been asked for from the Home Government,
for the protection of the northern part of the
island against the recurrence Of negro riots.
The Canada papers are discussing the ques
tiOn Of the separation of Upper and Lower Can
ada. The osuadien and Gazette de Sorel ia
vor dsunion. The Chronicle opposes IL, and
the Globe advises careful consideration ofthe
question
The Troy Budget says that recently small
parcel was deposited in one of the Banks in
that city, which contained fine infant aboul
three months old, bearing on its neck written
note, gently intimating that the mysterious
stranger might be placed in the credit Of Mr..
-, a gentleman having an account open with
the Bank.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-13

GIPsRY THIEVES Gipseys are infest'
ing ST, Lawrence County, New York, to
such an extent as to become serious evil.
The 0gdeuburg Journal. noticing the ap-
pearance Of band in that vicinity, says.
The parties consist of three men, three
women, and sixteen children. All of them
we're miseraby clad, some Of the children
not even having a shirt on their back. On
searching their property bag containing
several thousand dollars in gold was found,
and another bag with large amount of sill,
yer and quite large roll Of bills, containing
probably several Thousand dollars. About
tho midule of August they visited this village
They send the children in pairs, one 70
peddle tin and the other to beg. The au-
thorities gave them notice to leave, and they
packed up for Canada. They carry their
tin with them, work it up at the side of the
road, and send their children to peddle it in
the village
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-13

STRING BEANS FOR WINTER.-Pick good
tender, sweet string beans, cut them INTO
pieces about three-q quarters of an inch in
length. throw them into boiling water, let
them stand about FIVE minutes then have
the oven heated just hot enough to avoid
burning the beans, spread on tin or earthen
dishes, set them into the oven, and let them
remain there till perfectly dr., when they
should be put into small bags aid hung in
to a cool, dry place. When you wish to cook
them, put them to soak over night in warm
water, and cook as usual
This is youched for by good housewife
who has bean therei
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-13
DAILY EMPIRE.
MRRoY.

Mercy IA welcome rews indeed,
To those thai guilty stand.
Wretches, who feel the help they need,
Will bless the helping hand.
Who rightly would his aims diapense,
Must give them to the poor;
None but the wounded patient knows
The comforts Of a cure.
We all have sinned against our godj
Exception none can boast,
But he that feels the heaviest load,
Will prze forgiveness most.
No Noreckoning can we rightly keep,
For VITO the sum eau knOw3
Some souls are fifty talents deep,
And some FIVE hundred owe
But let our hearts be what they may,
However great er small,
AS aeon as we have naught TO pay,
Our Lord forgives as all.
'fis perfect poverty alone,
That sets the soul al large.
While we can call one mite our own,
We have no foil discharge
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Mrs. Wiuslow, an experienced nurse
and female phyhician, has soothing syrup foi
children teethins, which steatly facintates the
process Of teethinB b5uoftening the gums, reducing
al Inflammation, will say ali pain and ia turc 10
regulate the bowels Depend upon n, mothers, II
Will give rest 20 yonsalveu end relief and health "a
your infans, Perfectly safe IN all oascs. See ad-
veriiaement in aRother column. ie2
Holloway'a Pills ana ofntmeut- The
dire hydra Of disease DynpepsiA, 10 driven totally
and nnsly from the system ~ this great snti-bil-
ious lemedgg while The Ointment reduces The in-
fammAtion oocasloned BY Gout and Rheumatic az
feetions. Ths Pls act In unison, cooling and re-
freshing the heated blood, and rcnovatlng the vital
organization.
Sold at e mauufaetory, No. 80 Maiden Lane
New Yorh, and BY All druggists at o5o, GEO. and 81
per box OF pot. sspt5-d&wlw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-13

saffron recent estimates il is ascertain.
ed that there are nearly 200 iron works in
the Union; that these produce annually
about $50 900 tuns Ofiron, the value of which
at an ordinary year, is $50,000,000. 0fthis
amount the portion expounded for labor is
$36,0O0,OOO The amount Of rolled iron
made in the United States is about 100000
tens per anum. of this about 100000 tuns
a-e made east and 200,0 tuns west Of the
Allegheny mountains.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-13
BRANDENBURGaco.
AT TRE LOWEST CAsH RATES!
NO MORE EXPLOSIONS
ereenough's Carbonio Acid Gas Nom
Explosive Burning Fluidl

ereenough's Carbonio Acid Gas Nom
Bxplosive Burning Fluidl
HAVING MADE ARRANGEMENTS
II with Prof b. +. GRErNoUGH, &C Boston, 1.-THE
original inventor OF Camphene and Burning Fluid,
for the eqoluBive right TO manufacture and se the
NON EXPLOSIVE BURNING FLUID.
In Dayton and Montgomery county, am now pre-
pared TO offer IL to the public. Having seen and
made great variety of the most dangerous expert
ments with the Fluid, am fully assured that
II may be used with PEkFEOr SAFETY
And without the slightest possibility of accident,
and will not explode under any ordinary use of
Burning Fluid. l have fully tested its merits in
presence Of all Of our best Chemists an many citi-
All pronounce II Of the utmost Importance to
every family as a safe and brilliant Light
II IL used in the same Lamps as the common
Fluid, and although little more expensive in the
manufacture, viii be sod at Iery slight advance
over common Fluid
Dr. W. w. STEWART, Druggist,
aug29 No. 90 Main street, Dayton.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-13

"ME WoRK is DoSB such was the ex-
clamation OF an old man, 9ear eighty years
Of age, seated in his house at sunset with
his hands placed upon his head, after having
performed his accustomed daily labor in the
field His work was done; for he soon after
breathed his last How suggestive these
words My work is donel" We all have
q work to accomplish--a destiny to fulfl;
and with what a calmness Of conscience must
he meet death who deparrs not till ample
time has been given him to perform
each and all the important duties of life, and
can then proudly say, My work is donep'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-13
Al1z sh ss.sS
Ae5te .Chre.


~ ~ III
Intsrmitteut Fevdf or Fever and Aeua.
RenitteAs Fever, Chill Fever, DSmb
Agnes Periodical Headache, or Bi.;ous
Headache, and Bilious Fevers; Indeed
. for the wholg Class Of Disoayos oiai-
mating in hillary dofaagament, cnu5ed
by the Malaria Of miasnlatio countries.
No ono remedy 3 louder called for BY The ne.
ccssitios Of the Amorican people than sure and
safe cure Tor fcy6f and aAgne. Such remedy
We arc now enabled 10 Offer, with y perfect Ger.
tninty that Il viii erqdlcate TIC disease and with
insurance, founded on proof that no mrin can
arise from its usein any Quantiv. ,
That which protects from or prevents this die
order must be Of afimmeuse service IN tho cofnnii-
n;tics where Il prevails. Prevention 4 better
than cure, for tSo patient escapes the risk which
he must run IN violent attacks of this balcfil
distomper,. This fiCUREH expels the mias-
matte poison Of FEvER AND AGrr from the
system, and prcyenB tho development of the
disease, II taken on the FIRST approach Of is pre-
monitory symptoms. II il not only the best
remedy ever yet discovered for this class Of COM
plaints, bat also the cheapest The large guam
fity wo supply for dollar brings II within the
reach Of every body md IN bilious districts.
whero FEvER AND AguE prcynils, every body
should have Il, and use Il freely both for cure
and protection. 1t hoped this price will place
it within tho reach Of ALL the poor as well as the
rich. a great superiority Of this remedy over
any other ever discovered for the speedy and
certain cure Of Intcrmttcnts is, that L contains
no Qninine or mineral, consequently Il produces
no quinism or other injurious effects whatever
upon the constitution. Those cured by il arc
left as healthy as L they had never had ihe dis.
ease. e 9
Fever and Ague Is not alone the consequence
Of the miasmatic poison A great variety ofdis-
orders arise nom It's irritation, among which arc
Neuralgia, rheumatism, Gout Headache, Blind
ness, Toothache,l Earncho, Catarrh, Asthma,
PaipitatiOn, Painful Affection Of the Spleen,
Hysierica, Pain IN th6 Bowels, Collie Paralysis,
and Dcrangement Of the Stomach, all Of which,
when originating in this cause, put on tho inter
mittent type, OF become periodical. This CURE"
expols the poison from tho blood, and conse-
quently curos them all alike. Il Is an invalua-
bic protection to immigrants, and persons tray.
cling or temporarily residing IN the malarious
districts. If taken occasionally, or daily, whilo
exposed to the injection, that viii be excretcd
from the system, and cannot accumulate IN suf-
ficient quantity TO npen into disease. Hence it
is even more valuable for protection than cure,
and few will ever suffer from Interminents, II
they avail themselves Of the protection this rem
edy affords.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-13
D.. ~ lnf6nARTTlYI

WOULD inform his frienos and tho af-
~ hiolrd o. Dayton ana rIeinIiY, hat hAfing
bacn anncedaHfn pIhtntiohti tI nIedia5nl tat ~ 4
sery, during the aaf ten years, four ycrrn of which
time has been anfntih pHyt0n aff hoFirf been Prot
Of Anatomy and yaioOey IN The hfhio- Medi ~
In thegame Institution duipE IT. last Acpalons And
on that account hes made 4 he bpuucfs 10 kcen
pohtod on She Medical lAt6fnfuro of the WofIh and
having learned throuE the Mcdicpi Journals of Epl
rope and Amcf On the wonderful power a kl4ctnl
city therapeutic alsetl n almoet all forms Of
such men ~ Df. Coldiry bird, Df. Wilson rhillipa
NJ Matteuci Nc. channing and others 81 our c0uhs
rYi yet knowing that ite application by hcse tfeht
men was admitted BY themeoivct 70 Be empirical
and unrei abie whom ~. chaulfFlin came io ont
ity Ashort time since claiming TO haee discovered
new light concerning the applicalion of kleculciiy
for the cure OF dlheRse he avAied hiself ofthe OF.
portunity Of attending hcOnrte OF Lecture, And see
Ing the appcetipn Of this powerful agsn taneht
and praotce BY him, he isnow fully convinced that
polartier and their relations 70 the vital economy,
na taught by Dr., chAmber n " the most powerful,
manageable, reliable and eflcieht arcbt now haJWn
TO man for the relief Of pain andeur Of dieeaao.
ne would therefore Inform All whom a ma con
cern that In addition to the treatment heretofore
potent agentiu such manhcr m hstoreilevcand cure
many cases which medicines cannot reach. Hewil1
also teach those who wish to gain knowledge Of
lta Application on reasonable terms. The dinehnra
70 whcn II is peculiarly applicable are al forms of
chronic disease, such ae pulmonary consumption,
bronchitis, neuraigia, rheumatism ttlf FONTS spi
ma weakness and curyaturci weak aud sore eyes,
disease, dyspepsia, torpid bowels, piles, inpo-
tence, seminal weakness, and all female difficulties
such sa ieuchorma, prolapaup utcri, irregularity,
Rsg-ofiee No. 2S9 Fifth st Dayton, o.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-13
Paaohaa.

QICH, RIPE AND LUSCIOUS, FRESH
~ from thu Orehsrd, In Warren county, every
morning during the season, IN wagons For sale
wholesale and retail, tn any quantity, At the Ag-
cultural WATehonaet on "a street, east q tbs pOst
Once, uySol L. wooDHULL
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-13

B@a- The musk-rats near Black Rock, in
New York, two or three years ago cut
through the banks Of the State Canal, pro-
ducing GOOD which swept away a neighbor.
ing sawmill and its stock Of logs. The own
er brought claim against the State for not
keeping it's musk-rats in better order, and
after much perseverance, he has just got il
allowed. Damages awsrded~$3 500.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-13
NEW EDITION
or SlCSs9s'S ~ Tsg8IsgsEE /!
AT PAYNES

MANUAL FOR EXECUTORS AND ADMINISTER
tors, IN the Settlement of the Estates of
Deceased Persons; with Practical Forms,
40 &e by Joseph r. swan, late Presi-
dent Of lhe Twelfth Judicial Circuit. Fifth
Edition; Revised. Enlarged, and Adapted
to the Present Practice: BY II, Q. Noble,
Attorney at Law, Columbus with Notes of
the Enactmsnts and Decisions down to
Judge of the Superior Court, of franklin
County. One Volume, SEo Price, in
Law Binding, 81 so.
The eeharAeteT Of Swans Manual Il so well known,
that II would seem entirely unneeesHAf /, at this
time, 70 say word IN commendati0n of,lt The
preaent edition Ia believed to be much superior in
every respect to any one heretofore pnbliah d and
the publisher would therefore especially recon-
mend II to the attention OF AembeTs OF the Bar,
Probate Judges, and Executors and Administrators.
auglS
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hereby certify that Or u Mccarthy has attend.
CITY Of DAYTON the application Of ElectrioityfOI
the cure al dBease, and has wltmesHed Its effects
and assisted In applying IL 70 numerous caaeH and
10 fuly competent 70 administer II 10 such as desire
70 await heinheivea Of its benefits.
Dr. CHAWBERIIN
Dayton, August 10th, 1863. Augi5- lmd6w