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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-07

NJOTICE to all persons liable to taxation by tie
~ Confederate Cove nn,ent in District No Il,
compotsd II that psrt OF the city Of aichmond
lying west Of 9th street-By authority Of the SEQ
retary of the Treasury. Wa hereby notify all ger.
sons liable 10 tAxati0n--which embraces the great
mass of the people of This Disrics-that 1t 10 the
duty 10 come forward su1 give in to Us, the Asses
salaries, and all other subjects Of taxation, tia.
they may be assessed according to law: And to
bic them to perform this duty, We hereby notify
them that Elicit one Of the assessors, may be
fund at his resid-uce on Leigh street. b-tween ID
ssd 4th. at all times during tie month Of January
1854; ard William Forbes, the other assessor, will
be A his oaoe, the of Main an eth street,,
from ocI,ck d to o'clock P n, Of each day,
add st bic residence oa Arch street, above 4th,
sf.er o'c oek P u Of each day in the mouth Of
January, 1884, whore they will respectively receive
sush statements and make such asssssmsnts-
CO ELLETF,
WM FORBES,
Assessors for the l2th District Of Virginia.
Richmo"d, Jan ], 1864. ja6-eod!2t-
NOTICE TO TAX PAYKKS-sta.e Of virginis-
~ 18th collection district O g war tax, composed
o1 oil that part Of tho city OF Richmond which lies
vest OF Sixth st.
> All persons who have heretofore been regsteved,
or who BY law are required TO register, are hereby
notified 10 come forward within twenty days from
this day aud mako their returns Of gross sales for
th1 quarter ending slst December, 1885, inclusive.
to VIM Forbes or Elicit, the Assessors for this
district
Any such person failing 30 70 report within twenty
days Will be subject to double tax.
And oil scch persons further notified thai they
are required to come forward during the month Of
January, 1884, and register A Nc for the year 1854,
and pay not only their tax gross sales for the
quarter ending alst December, 1862 bus also their
specific tax for the year 1854
Ana any person % failing TO register and pay his
said taxes during the month OF January 1854, VIII be
subject 70 have his said taxes doubled.
WOODS, Collector
For 18th district Of Va.
Richmond, Jln l, 1854. n 2-ts
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III For psrlIculars a,e programmes 10 I It'll
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Exchange Hotel, cor 14th 2. and Franalln sts,
r.rhta,.his S, : 81 n.rcins Msua Spsss%o Ac.demv
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GRAND FANCY
DRESS BALL,
rrrpon.v r.. 20 ,eex
Ipon which occas,on several very beautiful and new
dances will he introduced-
Diamond Ousdrlle. With oastanets
Wats Fantasia. with cas,aness
TOndon Polka Ouadril1e
Prince Imperial or, Ladies' Quadrills, with
Highland Fling,
Sailors Hornpipe, 10
s,;sh ~ =, o,.lo.t p'M NJ O''A1'S' "''>-
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Commencing At II n O'Clock.
Children Scholar . each; children, not scholars.
o 50; parents 81 80 each; ladies and gentlemen, o6
each.
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Gen. John II. .o,ydn is expected to ar
Five here on the nanville train this after
noon, when he will be met at the depot by
the Council committee and q detachment Of
military, and escorted to the Ballard House,
where suite of rooms have been prepared
for him. On Friday morning the General
will; be escorted to the Council Chamber, in
the City Hall. where our citizens will call
upon him, and have an opportunity of con.
graduating him upon his escape from the
iron clutches Of his bloodthirsty enemies. -
The following dispatch was received yaster.
day morning from the Mayor of Danville:
DASvuLs, Va, Jan. S, 1864.
10 she Mayor Of Richmond:
Gen. Morgan Will leave here for Richmond Of
Thursday morning next.
WV. r. Su1HIRLlN,
The Council commit ee win meet in thu
City Hall this morning, ct IL o'clock, to per
feet arrangements for the reception of ths
gallant Kentuckian, whose praise Is in every
mouth, and whose deeds are but chapters In
the history of the South.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-07

WE ca TO the sstsntion OF csp'ipe pasn,,s, snd
w vsiussis-vs,m, sitaAtsi on u: ssnSo'ew1 ws;ts ~
Priscs william has, four MIA iso1 ~. a.1Ss
.c,es about 400 Of which cleared and produce
vel the bal.nss being In sxeslls.t timber. !n,s ns
4. one OF the nnsst grass farms In that secton anc
has an abundsnes Of running water IN eseIy ne's'
a;ous stone dwelling, built within the last nftssn
"ys and the usual cut buildings on large hrm,
nd nne you, orchari Of choice fruit trses: Is
.Iso has on II steam saw mill OF " morse po.",
"a s,oht oonfortab; houses for tenants. There 10
rs,u sf rich iron ore running through the tract
Altogether this farm offers s.sat indac u,:pss i1r
;a,es,m.nt. a. zoe grass Land must alwsys % val
uabls There has not besn . psnnel oi ieocine
Nm, n, destroyed on the farm during tas Wal, IL
Ss,ns ,,ss.d to an Eagiishmsn, and under British
,,asectioo. For further Inflammation apply TO
! Ft"rsoaS, WM Fl EOWLE, SONS I Gu.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-07

fI,xCELLESf Farm Of 25s Acres, on tae York
H. River Railroad, at Meadow Station, 10 miles
teow RicbmoDd, for sale.-We are authorized TO
cell 40 excellent grass dairy and market Farm, in
HpnrCo county, located as above containing by old
,ury,y 2ss acree. Of which about $50 acres arc
Cbickahomipy AMI branch Low q ounds; the residue
,s hga ami There 10 an excellent dwelling on the
I,nt Possession given at on e. Price $50 per
sqrs Apply 70 GODDiN APPER>OA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-07

USARN for saie.-I viii sell prIya;eiy my Farm,
containing 40 acres, IN the lower end OF the
eoun.y Of jeurico, tx miles distant 0Om Madifon
Station on the Redmond and York river rniroa l.
Tne buildings are large and In gooa order. About
one hall Is cleared aud has been mostly Darled The
water Ia close TO the beuso and unsurpassed ny any
Ia the state An abundance Gf mail n convenient
and Of ,xc lant qnaity. A young apple and nne
psanh orensrd. For terms &c, apply "a ne on the
premises. ua-os'l Jas cARTSR. y:
T1CtLLRNT Fs. m OF $50 acres, DinsInl,e
county, Il M lss from Jarrstts Depot, for sale,
together With tour valuable Slaves, etnck Of Cattle
Hogs and crops .f Fodder Sbucks, Corn, &c.-A,
the request OF ~ W Rutter~orth. We oner for
sale his excellent farm located AZ above, On Buck.
skin creek and or ths 6li stage road leading from
Pesrabur 70 iaurcneeyfile Tue tract contains 353
sores, Of which half is il woods and the other
bsh srsos snd of the best quality, beng OF red
ttf clay all; 80 bushels wheat geeied on gooi
kni The improvements consist @! an excellent
dwelling, with basement 80 feet long, balt Of good
materials two good kitchens, two totxcco barns,
sable, corn house, granary, and carriage house /,
with well OF good water in the yard. There are
three good tobAseo lots with clover seeded on one
Of them, and ioms good low grounds on the creek
Tho neghborhood IL excellent one, with churches
and schools convenient Psssession gwen at once.
Prize j 10 per Tho purchaser OF the land can
si lis option, Eurchase four valuable slaves and ali
'Ae stock and crops On the place Apply py 70
a6--3t G0DDIN APPRnS1N
ID ARE Chance 70 Invest Noaey.-I VII aen my
IL Farm, at The Burnt Ordinary, in james City
county, Virginta Paid farm contains 10 scree, q
last propn'.ion being In wood lard, good dwelling
bo0.e With seven rooms and closet. and all neces
eAry out houses; also, two xtorehOusee, one well
AID three springs Of excellent water, and mari In
abundance upO1 tho place. Schools, churches,
shops are convenient and the post ofce was at
tha place up to the evacuation Of the Peninsula by
oar troops This farm 10 IS miles below Richmond,
the stage road leading 70 (and IL miles above)
Williamsburg II is accessible TO steamboats, on
both York and Chickahominy rivers. AL the luxu.
res Of tide water Virginia are had there. This
place supports two drstclass country stores, with
| oDe Of which have conducted . profitable bust.
ness for twenty years. For . merchant or physi-
ean there . no place more desirable. For further
particulars and terms addree, me st Richmond, Va.
| ia5-9tt 9&MITEY. r SLATER
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TC1RN Of 1851 &C ~ ia Hsnovef county, two
miles from tue virginis Central Rsil'o.d, II
NJ. S.om Riohmord, on tho main road leading 70
1nns,.y @ fr ssls.-Ws Offer for ss,e the farm
t..,,s a. above par, Of the EMERY Oaks" tract
e."r .eH or reesntiy occupied by Mr. W T Huffman. 1t
hs. s ave .erss s.Isd on ,nish th,rs ere
email comfortable dwelling and the usssi ssa out OUT
=, nr,y,nsl growth Of oak and pine. estimatsd at 10
~ 40 soris so III. acre which can be delivered At
ps.t,s turnout, 90 the Central railroad. two miles
~ And soIi to grea. advantage. If immeaiate sp
p" o. 4ODDIN 4 APpEREON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-07

hpvsssksg Negroes has bssa rosostoi p -
aovemment agents, because ol ~ enerAk
tane niree demanded for then Ihroo ~.
dred dollars per year and bcard "a e3c1h0
ought % satisfy any slaveholdef q tn rer.
!icuiar time for the service OF hia s1ava Il
the contracts now entered into Vere n1rsiv
for day or 4 month, there might thea s.
some reason for the lncrease of hlre: III
when we AL know that . radical cheDee r
20 De made In the currency % speedily q
Congress can do It, and that S5oO tVeaVo
months hence may be worth moro 49,
$l5oO now, those who have to hire out n.
groes ought 10 be lees excessive In their e.
niands. Ihe Government must hare lAboy.
and lis agents are right In seeuSiag q 6
once.
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"A Will bs given q
CoMP ANT G's Hall. Church Hili
fRlD.dE EFENlNG, Jan 6lA, 1894.
Good MusA Gas been engaged.
Tickets, admitting gentleman and two ladies, 81
IL 7-lt&
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-07

DUN AwAY-Rrom my residence, on 27tn De-
II eembsr. 1884, my negro man Shsirick; he ID
about twenty-five years old, ,ef gin zerbrsad color
has scar on his face, 10 about six feet high, and
wears his hair very long and plated aud 10 knock
kueed l VIII give . reward Of fty dollars for his
return 10 me In Chesterfield county, VI, or 92S II
lodged in Jail, 90 that can get him
j. 4-6tf HGZEKIAH RUDD,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-07

DU weeks ago, q negro man named Irvine Ir.
vine il about rs years old Of dark gingerbread color,
about feet inches high, heavily built, and round
shouldered He wears . long drsb sack coat, STAN.
mers il confused, and probably has hired himself 10
Richmond. The above reward will be paid ON bis
delivery ~ Lee & James, Richmond.
do 16-1aw3ts RICH'D MORRISS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-07

A GRAND ANNIvRRSAKY BALL
~ Will be given q
FREDERICKSBURG Hall,
For the benefit of James Burns, who lost leg In
the servi ,e of ,he Confederate States, on
FRIDAY EVENING, Jan 9Th, 1884.
Tickets OF somission o; to be paid at the door.
Refreshments can be obtared in the hall.
HAxAGxRs M Burns, Il Collins, A 1oas
fa7-2A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-07

1nn DOLLARS REWARD from my
lUV store, on the 2sth ult, my servant boy,
Piummer purchased him Of Capt David N Walk.
er. OF Richmond, about three weeks ago. Said boy
gingerbread color. Had on when he left dark pants
and a light blue military overcoat. The above re-
ward will be paid for bis delivery to me or to Any
jail 10 that may get him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-07

DUNAWAY.-Sl00 reward offered for negro man
III Waiter, who ran away some time last summer
aud has lately been heard Of 10 Richmond. he be
longs 70 Ms Parham, Of Lynchburg 10 about hvs
feet high, Of dark brown color, with tear on he
chin. The above reward will be paid II hs ID %.
cured In tal in Riahm0ud, or delivered at the book
store u JAMES W0ODH0UaE 90.
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! iuE,
Ipklln
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hl.tn.
kedp
bcs.
md
Ft -
|rks,
kVei.
bsilg
Fur
kyIse,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-07

II UNAWAY-eoo0 Roward.-Ou the 4ah instant, o
~ largo, dark - In woman, named Margaret,
bctwsea 20 and % ySeo1 Of sse. Siss had on 3
green drss. who's ahs - 1ha maI be endeavorisg
III pay the above reward esu. ht in virginia, or
$50 II caught out oi the state and put in von-
drsn's jail In Richmond. LEE 4 JAMES,
iaS-1kAf For Richard 1urnaP
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SECUHITYa slNSURANCSOHPANY,
OF NEW YORK.

The'ceoDPa7ie'd divide three. .fourths otas, proa
annually to the Policy HOidersin scrip, Ssa.Isg la
terestat6 percent thereby fundiaE the surplus aud
giving Policy Holders greater security and ehsaps
Bsurance .,. t-t
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taken by the oldest person, OF youngest child.
Madame Zadoc Porter,s Curative Ball
sam is no new and untrisd medicine, but has been
used by the public for the past % years, with un
paraelled success, and has acquired its present ex
tensive and largely increasing sale, simply by being
recommended by those who have used 1t TO their
afflicted friends and others. tggra n Nv
II you have a cold, il ever so slight, do not
fail 70 give the Balsam trial the very low price at
which Il is sold, brings II in the reach Of every one
that thoy may always keep II convenient for use The
timely use OF 25 cent bottle will often prove 10 be
worth one hundred times its cost. 20. F-al =
Do not be put of with any other Ask for Mad
anne Zadoc Porter's Cough Balsam, insist
on having It, and take no other; your Druggist does
not have It, have him sond and getit for you. ae h
n1-sold by all Druggists Mt 25 and so
cents per Hottie.
HALL & RUCKEL, Proprietors,
2ls Green'ctch Street, ". Y. =
p, Isl oCUM, Agent, Lancaster,
Ohio. nfes@ a.'- p,
Nov. 10, lssS-3i-ly.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla

is compounded from the most effectual anti
dotes that medical science has discovered for
this affecting dstempcr, and for the cure Of the
disorders it entails. That it is far superior to
any other remedy yet devised. is known by all
who have given It trial. That It does com.
binc virtues truly extraordinary in their effect
upon this class of complaints, is indsputabiy
proven by the great multitude Of publicly
known and remarkable cures it has made Of
the following diseases q Kings Evil or
Glandular Swellings, Tumors, Erup-
tions, Pimples, Blotches and Sores, Ery.
sipelas, Rose or st. Anthony's Fire, Salt
Rheum, Scald Head, Coughs from tu.
berculous deposits in the lungs, White
Swellings, Debility, Dropsy, Neuralgia,
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Syphilis and
Syphilitic Infections, Mercurial Diseases,
Female Weaknesses, and, indeed, tho whole
series Of complaints that arise from mpurity
Of the blood. Minute reports Of Individual
eases may DO found in AYER's AMERICAS
ALMANAC, which is furnished to the druggists
for gratutous distribution, wherein may ba
learned the directions for its use, and some Of
the remarkable cures which it has made when
all other remedies had failed to afford relief.
Those cases are purpoScly taken from all Sec
tons Of the country, in order that every reader
may have access to some one who can speak to
him Of its benefits from personal experience
Scrofula depresses the vital energies, and thus
leaves its victims far moro subject to disease
and its fatal results than are healthy constiru,
TONS Hence IL tends to shorten and does
greatly shorten, the average duration OF human
life. The vast importance Of these considcra'
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CIGAR MANDATORY.
RO OF Il B UTTERFIELD

Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio, one door west o
Hunters Drug Store, keeps constantly on hand q
large and superior assortment Of
II c nry clay, Con ReEalIa,
La Palmotta ,principe,
Rough nnd Ready,
Hair spanish
Cigars, Of tho very bcst quality, which they will sell
cheaper than any manufacturing establishment in the
West. We oare working Tho beat quality Of Yarrow,
Cuba and Connecticut Seed Tobacco and challenge
comparison of results.
nD-We invite smokers and dealers 10 examine our
stock. ROOT 4 DUTTBRFIELD
Lancaster, ,'Fcb III leel-iOtf
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THE peculiar taint or

hX 49,. 9. s--z- THE peculiar faint Or
$S4Nss stsspSs AZ infection which We call
wv SkA SoRoFULI Turks IN
" w the eopstltutionsy nf
- eN s k5G3NITmnaltIide Of men. II
& = NSSEHhk ~ a. either produces OF Is
~ "a N produced. by an 7ien.
'ss..'s x.IA ftcbled, Inflated state
f:1lttF7 SSS gnV, ~ o. the blood, wherein
~ - Us tlat fluid lhecolles In.
,5k3% N,t,lxfika competent to sustain
e9E the vital forces ntheir
1ss .SruF Z w Hsssl's'l vigorous pction, and
~ 49, leaves the system TO
- 70 (all into disorder and
.i ~ 49, = decay. Thescrolulous
contamination is variousiy caused by mcrcurial
disease, low living, disorJered digestion from
unhealthy food, impure air, filth aud filthy
habits, the depressing vices, and, above all, ly
the ycnercal infection, Whatever Ic its origin,
il Is hereditary in the constitution, Discerning
I" from parents to children unto the third and
fourth generation;p indeed. Il seems to be the
rod Of Him who says, - will visit the iniqui-
ties Of the fathers upon their children" The
diseases which it originates take various names,
according to the organs il attacks. in the
lungs, Scrofula produces tubcreles. and finally
Consumption in the glands, swellings Which
suppurate and become ulccrous sores in the
stomach and bowels, arrangements which pro.
duce indigestion, dyspepsia, and liver COM
plants; on tho skin,s .eruptiye and cutnncouS
affections. These all having the same origin,
require the same remedy, viz. purifcation and
invigoration Of the blood. Purify the blood,
and these dangerous distcmpers leave you.
With feeble, foul, or corrupted blood, YOU can.
not have health with. that life Of tue flesh :"
healthy, you cannot have scrofulous disease.
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ANNuAL TAXEs roR 1864.

w. hNNSAb iash 10 rOR A9of'
The attention Of tax.payersis hereby called to the
provison5 OF the United States Excise Law relative
10 the assessment OF aunuai taxes
BY the sixth section OF the act Of Juy l. 1882 il is
made the duty OF all persons, partnerships, firms,
duty, cense, or tax OF or 5src sSs Srst Monday oj
Nay in each year, to make list or return TO the As
sstant Assessor Of the District where located Of the
amount OF annual income, the articles or objects
charged with special tax and the business occli-
patton liable TO pay any license
Every person who shall fail 10 make such return by
The day specified will be liable 10 DO assessed by the
can obtain and in such case tho Assessor is required
70 add fifty per centum to the amount ofthe items Of
such list. n. .ii afsfI3
Every person whs shall deliver 10 an Assessor any
false or fraudulent list or statement, with intent to
evade the vaueton or enumeration required by law,
II subject 70 a bne OF five hundred dollars and IN
such caac tho list will he made out BY the Assessor or
Assistant Assessor and from the valuation and emu
nIcration 90 made there can be no appeal.
Payment Of the annual taxes, except those for IL
eenccS, will not be demanded until the thirticth day
Of Jnne.
The appropriate blanks on which to make return,
and all necessary information, will be furnished by
kiFSS FnfrIER, Assistant assessor for the 9TH Divs-
ion, TO whom the returns should be delivered on or
before the FIRST Monday Of May, at his office in Ian
caster
By Jacob Y. Wiseman, Assistant Assessor for the
eth Division, at Bremen, commencing March 7th and
continuing fre days at East Rushville, commencing
March nth, and continuing fve days. at Mlllersport
2lst March, and continuing fue days at Baltimore
2Sh Of March, and continuing three days at Basil
3lSt of March, and continuing three days, and at his
Office IN New Salem thereafter.
by Isaac u. Koontz, Assistant Assessorfor the stll
Division IN Royaton, 10th of March, and continuing
five days at Amanda 2st OF March, and continuing
six days Mt Cearport 18th Of March, and continuing
six days; at Oakland ith Of April, and continuing
five days; at Stoutsvle, llth Of April, aud contni,
ing five days, and at his residence thereafter in Mad
son township.
BY Abroham W Beery, Assistant Assessor for the
9th Division, nt Pckerington 18th ofMarch, and con.
tinung hvc days; at Lockyile, 2lst OF March, and
continuing ivc days, and at his Office in Lithopolif
thereafter
To whom the returns should be delivered on OF
before the first Monday Of May 1884, at the times ant
places designated. C. +, sHEFFER,
U. s. Assessor, 18th District
Lancaster Feb 2i, 1864.
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Valuable Farm for
Sale.

TUNllE subscriber offers at private sale one Of the
l. most desirable farms in the county, containing 63
acres Of excellent land ten Of which are GOV.
cred with tho best timber The farm il situated on
the Newark road three miles North .aast oLancaster
and has on 1t comfortable dwengrhousc, gooa
barn, and never ailng well and spring,
hne orchard oil the premises.
Reasonable time will be given on deferred payments
Forfurther information apply to the subscriber, or
toJoaeph Macklin, living near thepremscs
DANIEL KuTz.
Lancaster, o., Nov. 1868 80 IT,
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OF Light, or Medical Protector and Marriage Guido,
FACT0RILY reveals various subjects never before full
Y explained in any work in the English language,
Price 30 cts and one cent stamp, three for 81 and
three cent stamps. Fully described in our Circular
which every young man should have, whether sick OF
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Medicine and instructions sent promptly 10 any part
Slthe &c country Consulting Rooms Of the Dispcnsary,
DIR. JACKsoN's ORIENTAL LINIMENT
Removes all coldness. and rejuvenates organs which
have lain dormant for many years. II will cure any
any reasonable time Can be mailed with perfect safe
ty. Price 81 per bottle. tl~
DIR. JACKSoN'S FRENCH PATENT MALE SAFE I
tits perfectly safe and never fails to give satisfaction
tits the only sure and safe preventive against contract
ing disease ever invented Price 81 each, and 81 per
Dozen sent by mail =
Sept. "a. 1S63-26 ly