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A FARM AT PUBLIC SALE.
.6ner stephens, No. 2944,
VI. Superior Court.

Jacob c. Kenler et al.
DURSUANT TO q decree OF the Superior Court sf
L Montgomery county, OHIO, entered in the aboy q
csuae, o. ia June Term, A. ID. 1864, will, on
Saturday, September 24h, 1894,
atthe door ofthe Court House, In the city Of Dayton
IN said county, betwean the hours of two and four
o'clock ~ Uf sad day, sell at Public outcry TO the
highest bidder, the foiloSinR described premises
art OF the north half or section number eighteen
qs), township number three o. and range number
ave (6), between the Miami rivers IN Montgomery
county Ohio. beginning at the half section corner Oh
the west line Of said section thence north u w east
eghty-two (S2) poles to -Dsr theice south $50
eat two hundred and dfy.two and thrty.sx hun.
drrdths (252 3SlOO) poles TO o oorner thence south
lH east eightytNo and forty eighth hundronths (S2
Bltel poleA "a a corner; thence north 81 66 west
two hundred and hny-'our and forty hundre hs tQbl
4O.l0O) poles to the place OF beginning, containing
one hundred an Neny nine and seventy one hun
dradths (297l-lOO) acres
Said Farm is about two miles east OF Centreyllle,
has upon dsellng two log cabins, frame tenant
house, large orchard, aud about fifteen acres Of
Timber
Appraised at 500 90 an arc. May sell for ss7 "a
an acre. GEO. W. MALAMBRF
r rss.,.,. IN ,.sa.t Master AC,'c?nm.missi%eF'
auR2tlgat -dagtg.
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SEWING SCHOOL.

TTIHE undersigned tale pleasure in anuouncins Ia
i their friends and the public OF DAYTON that they
will opena
SEWING SCHOOL
10 the school Rooms opyosIte the st. Josephs Catho.
lie Church, kust second street,
On TUESDAY, August 3Oth, 1864.
They invite all who wish to learn Sewing, Knitting.
Crochetng, FillochRring, Bradlng, EmUroidering
and all other binds ot keeulework, to gys them a
call ....
The regular hours will be on Tuesd iysa and Thurs
days nom to 6 O'Clock p. NJ. and on Saturdays from
81 10 lIS o'clock A. NJ. Terms-5O CTS. per
month, to be pHId in advance.
Don't forget the place, East Second street. between
Madison and sears streets
Misses EMMA SOPHIA BAUMs"ARK.
aug23-lWd
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CotiLion Party~A eptillou Party got
Ten ~ npder the.ahsPises Of the Democratic
Association, wilt come of at Beckel Hall, on
Thursday evening next August 25lh Ar
raugements are being made that will insure a
most agreeable time Those who are disposed
to be gay and happy, gay and happy, and
blissfully indifferentto tho wagRing of "the
wide world" will make a note of the oppor-
tunity at Backel. Admittance, per couple 81.
The music engaged for the occasion will be
satisfactory
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Buffalo Market.

BUFFALO, August "a Flour less active m.
changed. Wheat firm red winter 225 amber
winter 2 1902 80 No. | mil spring held 2 20
az 25. Corn better 44C944f for No 2. Oats
more active mixed 65 old 76!. Whisky 6rm
Quiet held 93@S4.
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New YoRK, August "a Stocks irregu lar
Government Stocks better Gold 257 Money
7; Sterling Exchange unchanged Reading
32i Erie l0i New York Certificates 20;
United States Skies 72i Sxes 81 coupons
90 Five.twenties coupons l32 Ten.fortss
coupons 1881 SeVen-thirtes coupons Ill
0ne Year Certificate 95t.
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Two Section Ladder,

IA and for every farmer, They are two LADDERS oil
length for general use and can be Jolned
together 10 make 70, ~ 20 or 2s loot ladder good
house be saved nom burning by having LADDER
In time 70 reach the roof Call At 2T, First street
Rug22-lmd j. II. BALsLEf
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ID L Il ID

HAM GCH.-At the residence Of her parents, in
his city, on the evening or the 23d Of August Mary
Eliza eth. eldest daughter oil John and Mary Hznilch
aged about ls years.
seru es Mt the family residence, No. 20 Perry st,
by Rev. Geo. W. Willard sts o'clock p. NJ (to-mor-
row) Goth inst Interment-W Woodland
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STRAy OOLT.

CTRAYED from the subscriber, living In Van Bnren
~ township, three miles from Dayton, on the Day.
ton and Wh'Elnston pike, snrrel Mare Oolt, With :
buefy name knotted and full OF buFa, q white slrip
70 The forehead, and one Of ia hind fsst white.
liberal reward Will BE- pad for informaasn.
aag6-dlWAwst JOHN FXUVER, Sea.
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Matches! Matohes!! Matches =
Iu any quantity, Wholesale and retail, at P.
Huber 3 Sons Buy before the FIRST Of Sep.
tember and save the stamp duty Also, a
large quantity of cotton batting at wholesale
and retail DIT
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The Rebels Repo ted over the Poto-
Nac.
BALTIMORE, August 24-News have been
received here via Northern Central Railroad
that the rebels have crossed the river. The re-
port needs confirmation Nothing direct from
the upper Potomac
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has conceived that an appeal tt the superst.
tions Of the public, might contribute to the
hIling Of The quota Of his district, and hence
has furnished the following "whopper" for the
N, Y. Ereniag Post:
"a baby was bora during the past week,
aud Immediately spoke the prophecy contain
ed IN the following lines, when 1t instantly
died"
We have no disposition to afilct our read
ers with the whole Of the "wondrous tale, that
cometh from another sphere, and as the
last verse will do the business satisfacto-
rily that We have in view, we will offend to
that eXteut,--no more
give ear,
Ye people whom the Lord hath chose,
Ere three months ay, your vanquish d fees
The foes Of freedom and mRnkind-
In chains or order ye snail bnd,
II ne unt yoafsslre5 Be iust,
And 70 The God q battles trust ~
so spake the cmld, and ceased its breath;
Instant IL UPS were sealed by death"
Here we have Stewards "ninety days" serv.
ed up ia low doRgerel, and presented to the
public as coming from the lips of baby that
Leased it's breath" Immediately alter the ut.
terance. Pretty good. We rejoice that the
baby "hummixed before ITS iAfaut feet chad
grown familiar with the paths of sin" But
it is a matter Of mournful regret that Seward
didn't choke to death upon the same false and
deceitful prediction.
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Found "A large brass key, which the
owner can have by paying for this notice.
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Nrm ADVERTISEMENTS,
$40 Reward.

NOTlCE.-Al persons warned against hArhor.
IN ing or trusting my wife, Barbara on my account,
as will pay no debts OF her contractinp
aug2l Stw6ltd JOHN n. KCEHNEN,
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stonemSn and streighL All Right.
CINCINNATI, August - The Gazette q
Chattanooga correspondent says neither Gen.
eral Stonemsn nor Colonel Streght were in
jured at Dalton Both are we'll.
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A PETITION will be presented TO 9oVsrno
u Brough for the pardon oi Clay born HaRan, new
sl0wss CGiHARHE HAaAN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-24

Wantsd.--A eompetentshoemsker Steady
employment given. Inquire at this office
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-24

ANY way to Seducs Men to their
Death. Patriotism appeals for volunteers,
money for rnereenaries and laurela for the
ambitious, bat these have exhausted the ma.
terial subject to their Influences Under these
circumstances, some enterterprising Yankee
of Purtanic ancestry, inspired by the trepi
dAIion pF0dAOsd BY tha canning transcription
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-24

UNARMERs AND MECHANICS HOTEL for re
II now kept BY schisbls and striekler. PosssssiS
eyeu Sect mbsr 1 q. Enquire Of joan HAuitoh, N
a Main street. auElB diOt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-24
GEO. w. MALAMBRE
Attorney at Law,
DAYTON. OHIO.
Huston Hall for RenI

HEoFFICE-on Main Street, nearly opposite tn,
Court House. June 7th. 1884, dti
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OFrlcs CaTEy or PoLIoE,

NAA41f ANAAAss -lALEM A1Aur 1904. ]
In accordance with Special Order No 90
dated March 22nd, il is hereby ordered:
/. That occupants Of Stores, Restaurants
and Dwelling Houses, viii be required 70
clean their yards aad cellars, and have the
olfei removed, within forty-eight hours
from the date Of this order. No garbage OF
dirt Of any kind viii be allowed 10 accu-
mulate on any premises within the city
limits.
lie All dirt 10 be removed in barrels and
boxes from the back yards and alleys by
the persons occupying the same. No rub
Dish VIII be allowed 70 remain more than
twenty-iour hours without being removed.
III. DIAL, the accumulation Of Restau-
rants, must be removed by the occupants
each day, (SUnday's excepted before 10
A. NJ. All ashes snd rubbish viii be set IN
barrels on the 81 = walk before 10 A. NJ .
each day.
~. Hereafter occupants Of Stores and
Houses VIII be required 70 have he rear Of
their premises ciesn, and the side Will
swept before A. II. each dav.
V. Any violation Of the above Order will
be punished by hne Of Five Dollars. fs5l
10 be collected by the Provost adarshal.
VI. As cleanliness is one 81 the frat RI
qnisiies 70 health, il is hoped the citizeps
viii do az IL their power 20 assist in re-
moving one Of the frst causes Of disease
As soon Is q sufficient numbered carts can
be procured, notice viii be given, and the
dirt and rubbish removed without cost 70
Gtisons.
VII As i is 10Y irtention - remove ~
flth from The city proper, whether in the
shape Of dit, rubbish, or dead animals /;
any information mat would facilitate TIA
shove will be thankfully received and i'm
mediate action taken in the premises.
W.. D. CEANBERLAB,
Capt. and Chief Of City Police.
Ap2-Im
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Defeat OF the STATE Constitution in
NrFada Territory.

y
A COPY Of q letter from Governor
Nye, OF Nevada, to the Secretary OF
State, has been sent to Congress with
regard to the defeat by the people Of
the State Constitution. The Governor
suggests that the Constitution contain
ed stringent provisions in regard to the
right Of suffrage which arrayed the dis
loval element against it. Many miners
objected to the provision imposinga tax
upon mining. 1t was submitted at the
same time with the State election, and
some persons upon the State ticket hav-
ing excited much dissatisfaction, there
was exception taken to certain proceed
lizs OF TIE invention. All these caus-
&c combined sufficed to defeat the State
Constitution. Virginia City, and the
county adjacent, which are entitled TO
one-third of the representation Of the
territory, instructed their nominees to
vote against the tax on mines.
This alarmed the farmers, who
thought the whole tax would fall on
them. and many Joined the disaffected
to defeat the constitution. He says
there is a good Union majority in every
precinct Of the county. There are
too many disloyal, who annoy and per
pick constantly Considerable of the
Fecess' on element exists in recent emf
grafton, mainly from Southern Illinois
Missouri, and Southern In llama, and
scattered rebel armies Of the Southwest
This character Of emigration, he thinks,
will be greatly increased this season.
The struggle between the parties has
been earnest and embittered He has
no doubt that Nevada will Immediately
respond to the enabling act passed by
Congress. Thirty millions of dollars in
precious metals has been mined the
past year. When irrigation is reduced
to a system it is claimed that the terri
tory will produce a suficiency of vege-
tables and cereals
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The FoRTFICARIoNs OF RICHNoYD.-
One of our city contemporaries, of the
genus copperhead, has published O map
exhibiting the formidable system Of
Notifications which encircles the city Of
Richmond. Scarecrows. They are no
thing mere They can all be complete
ly demolished without firing a shot at
them, and with one little word of four
letters-g-r-u-b-grub. Richmond is
now fed from day to day through the
railroads which run out Of the city south
ward. Cut them of, and her fortified
tons, If built up to the moon, and of
solid iron, would not save her beyond a
day or two OF all the military stupid
tiles in the curious catalogue Of this war
that of the rebels in building a triple
line of Notifications around a city in
which there is nothing to eat, is the
most absurd. Compared with this stu
pidity General Pillows ditch inside of
his breastworlOs was mastery device.
N J. Herald
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United STACK Of lmerIca.


MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNEssEEl--h0. CO.
HTHEREAs, An INFORnATlON WAS FILED
w in the lfstrct Court n che Uuitsd statos
OR the Miidle District o. Tennessee, On fha 2slh
day Of April, lsGl. b HOuoe u. Harrison, Attorney
Of the United 3tates lDr said District, Who EFoas-
cutes therein on behalf ol the Luited states All
Joseph T. Diliin, Surveyor a CuziOTnf at Nastgle,
Tenn, against sEty-nlue bales q Cotton milrsed
IL. l., and against AT persOns laTfily interF-n-
ing Cor their interests thereto alleging suhsiduce,
that on April =, Ia, IN sad Dlss1ci, and, AID
property was seized b sad r. Diiln a. or.flted
b the United states or causes 10 sad ttorr1 i4oa
set forth and agerod 10 be true, and praJng f2r &c
usual process, &C.
Nos, therefore. in pursuance oi TIE mcEilou mn
der the seal o. said Court b me directed, here
b. give pubic warning ~ Il persons concerned in
interest SAID Cotton % appear before sad Court,
90 the Feleral Court Rom, ln the Capitol az nash
vile, ia sad District. on the "a Monday in Nay,
1854, then and there - pP0pound their clans and
make their allegations BAL ttaf hehaL
EhWlN X. 6LASCoCK,
Marshal d tie Md Dat. q fann.
All
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MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNEssEE-No S.
UHEREas, as INFORMATION Was PILED
w in the District Court II the United 5iates ~
SAID District, on the ri day q April la0f. 81 10
States or sid District. Bho therein proseeutes o.
behalf q the Uuited states and ~. -. Gallagher,
E-q. alranEt q cases 81 Bitcra, Vine and Geek
tale. ard sglust al p-rtous laHfallF Intervening
Or their interests therein. alegng that sad prop
erfy hai been ~ gel "a sad Distrirt on lad. a.
6r.eitot O. The United states Or causes IN sad IN
fonaton zet birth AMI sserred % b. true. ana pray
ing for the usual proeess, Ac
Ncw, therefore, hereby give publc warning 20
al per-0Is concerned in lntensgt ia $40 prlfrFlJ
b tppesr before SAID Court af ms fesier4 Soi-ri
Hooa l TIE Capitol az Nllhf lo. On tha - eioniaI
la MaT. lss8 ar f1 o'al8sE. A. b., then snd theze
tlfpr0fouud their calnls and fle iiel l..,5 asiiE
~ ~ GlAScQCA,
L. g. Marshal nr Sid Dlsi- leiln-
"a
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saa6llrillR 9uipn.
~. olHERGE q CO., Publishers.
Important 20 Residents Under a
Draft.

DEd4ts
The Solicitor Of the War Department
has issued the following regulations:
When person claims exemption
from draft on the ground Of non-resi-
dence, the Board of Enrolment VIII be
justified in granting it if he makes sat
isiactory proof on three points:
/ His non-residence in the district
where he claims exemption at the time
OF his enrolment therein. 2 What his
place Of actual residence was at the
time when the enrolment was made.
5. That he was or is actually enrolled,
aud has been drafted, or is liable to
draftin his place Of actual residence
Whoever has been enrolled IN one
district. and intends to claims exemp-
ton from draft by reason Of residence
elsewhere, must take care to be enrolled
where he resides. If the corrected en-
rolment be promptly effected, an appll-
cation thereafter made TO the Provost
Marshal General or to the Board OF
Enrolment, VIII protect him against
double liability, but if he neglects this
privilege he ought not to escape all mil
itarv service IN time Of war, by proving
that an error had been made in the
place Of his residence, the spelling OF
his name, or the description Of trade
or occupation
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Twelve Cards in H!aoh Set.
SKI No. l-OR RELATIONS AT HOME AND ABROAD,
COMPRISING

SKI No. 1.-OUR RELATIONS AT HOME AND ABROAD,
CONFUSING
No. /. On FRgl and's muggy shore, surly lion
gave q IevOus Tosrl
q Winch temporarily astonished even the
GalEe cock.
3. Who responded with wgrlike Vgor, when
lion cayed.
4. Exeter Hall. The lion weeps: 4" Is he
not bird and q hrOtheri'
8. Which he forgets in the embrace Of the
benighted wolf of the @. 8. A.
9. The arming Of the wolf by his faithful
squire, the lion.
z. The Mexican yulture garToted BY the gal
lie cock.
8. Introduction of Master Swamp Angel,
when the lion pockets his rams.
9. Grand combat between the eagle and the
wolf Of the G. s. A..
10. Death of the wolf
Il. The eagle vindicates the Monroe doctrine
in Mexico.
L. Grand tableau. The little child Liberty
shall lead John Bull (the lion) and France
the Gallo cock IN future.
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SET No. 3.-THE SLAVE IN 1853.
No. /. In the cotton field.
2 The Christmas week.
3. The sale.
3. The parting Buy US too"
g. The lash.
G. Blow for blow.
T. In the swamp.
g. Free
g. The Union lines
To- Make way for Liberty.
IL. Victory.
L. He died for victory
In ordering the number Of the Set ia only neces-
sary to mention. For instance, No. J. 2 or & or all
Of them, if all are desired.
Price, so Gents each Set,
FREE BY MAI.
TRADE PRICE EETi
Three Sets, lone Of each, as ssmple,) post
pad Tor 90
One dozen Set (assoTted, preferred
post PAID Iof.---.--.--..---.--.----..- 20
Six dozen set, (asSOrted If preierred,)
freight paid By buyer......................2l %
One Gross, assorted, il preferred, freight
paid BY Sc 90
Army Agents, Suffers and PedlsTs, If they prefer
i, may send their orders and money through any
Express Company with Instructions 10 pay for
Goods on delivery az the Office Of the company
here. Newsmen and others IN permanent locality,
vii send money FOR small orders; large orders If
preferred, c. o. D. Send your orders IN full 10 in
sure prompt delivery. Seal eli letters carefully,
and address plainly to
GEO. P. JENKINS,
Western Agent,
Mar Ism No. 107 Main street. Cincinnati, o.
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LUMBER.

90 OOO FEET DRESSED FLOORING
20 UtBU Boards, just received ~ s'eaasr
p. D. nickEf, Agent
milf TT hroad and iilEii-sta
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Cam Mel.

fresh oORs MEAL FOR SALE AT THE
10 Bros dasy Mils. BToad-spd Hlgh-streets.
sp Att m y, ,. DICkEY, Agent.
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HAY AND OATS.

an HAIFs nav. 800 BUSHELS OATS. JUST
~ fsc,sred b. steamer Iemgest and ior saia
~ u. u. DiCkhf, tgant,
pIf-d III bload sld u girala
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The severity of the sentence of Com
modore Wilkes viii awaken surprise
in the Navy, which would be likely on
a cursory view of the known evidence
to consider a milder punishment suffi-
cient for the offences proved against the
accused. But whatever the feeling Of
those who are not familiar with all the
facts Of the case, there can be no doubt
that Commodore Wilkes received his
sentence after a fair trial and a careful
weighing Of the evidence. Since 1918
he has been a member of the service
from which now for three years he en-
dures a painful separation, and though
he has been far from popular with his
fellow officers, he viii in disgrace be
probably more leniently regarded by
them than by those with whom he h as
been less intimately associated. 1t Is
impossible for US at present to attempt
any review of the proceedings of this
court martial The testimony taken
was of d very voluminous character, and
has not yet been pubhshed.-Army and
Navy Journal
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spr No. 2-TnE ADVENTURES OF A oossOnnr.

SET No. 2.-THE ADVENTURES OF CosscRrrT.
No 1. Ha, DRAFT good as patriot, if drafted
gO-suTe
z receive letter which tells the agonizng
fact-Pm drafted.
8. BY the advice OF 100000 friends l offer 8
substitute.
4. Who uttering quaek, is rejected by the
insulted surgeon.
8. l feel mycountTy calls farewell, my love
90 where glory waits mel
8. l hercely charge the foe, and do fearful
carnage.
7. And make sturdy rebel fly.
8. Am sent with dispatches, peTilous dutyl
death or gloryl
3. Attacked by band Of gorillss, cry,
Come on ye t-T-r-raitors r.
10. discOmft them and bear of the head Of
the gorilla chief.
IL. deliver dispatches, save the army and
am made bngadieT-genersl
IL. And thus relieved from all future dangers
in the field, crown my glory with love.
These two sets are the best designed and hand
soonest coIored Cards ever published, besides being
the funniest in the market.
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n ,gFOes Saving Missouri from the
Draft.

II is stated in the St Louis papers
that the enlistment OF five thousand
four hundred and ninety one negroes
in Missouri saves that State from the
draft Not only this, but there is a
surplus Of several hundred men to be
carried 10 the account of the next call
for troops
The eject Of this movement is curl
Gus. Even the COpperhead journals Of
the State, and such lukewarm loyalists
as the conductors of the St Louis Re
publican, overjoyed st the unexpected
success Of the negro enlistment, begin
TO change their tone towards the black
man. He is no longer the wretched
caitiff, the degraded slave, but a man
and. perhaps, if this sort of thing
goes much further, a brother The
BorderState animosity TO the enamel
patton movement, which has given no
more trouble anywhere than in Mis-
souri,, dies out very fast as il is ascer-
tanned that the freedmen viii not only
work diligently, but enlist willingly
and fight bravely -Ereaing Post
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UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
DOCTOR MccILL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
IN THE TREATMENT OF DISEASES. "A
GROWING HIN WITH SUCCESS ri
OTHER STATES, As IT rs IN
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

My books WIN show that for the past Eve month";
my practice has increased hundred per cent. over
the st year, until Il IS not 70 be surpassed By any
IN the State With my general practice n ne c 81
I treat the following
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Soldiers and others,

At distance, who cannot call at my Office, can
receive advice by stating the most prominent symp-
toms and enclosing postage stamp to pay the re-
turn postage.
Charges moderate.
Office hours from sA. NJ. tosP. NJ, and from 8
to P. N. APPLY