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MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN or AMPLE MKANs DESIRES THE
vsars OF age with visw 70 masmopy she must be psr
scpay attractive OF amabe and loving dspnsion, 40
Address with carte vsss psssibe) O., boz 22s herald
0nos.
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NEWSPAPERS.

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sPORTING.

~g N =
noUBLE GUN FOR sALE.A ,l LIES Win mahogany
"a. trs NAV be viewed on application 70 niNhn con
ERVILLE. Nassau street
Doas FoR sALE-oSE NEwFousDLAAND, DOG.
49, ,r.red an excellent watch dog one Masuh pair
~ s,ms Hui terriers pair Of large Newfoundnna pups'
~ go. y ode. handsome Italian oreynound
ons Rack ard Tan not exceeding i've pounds Also
scotch Terriers SKYE Terrers good rauers. far 'rA
given. Call att K0ose's' '"''" "''' JOHN GRAY.
NOR sAfE-A SPLENDID NEWFOUNDLAND BLACK
slut q ane spssimen; can be taught 70 DO anything
Can be seen st 70 Barclay street.
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MITCHELL HOUSE. coRNBR or TWENTY rIriH
lu street and Feavtb avcnucpo let psyior snA Bed.
RON, aiss one larue Bedroom.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

RIO CONTRACTORS. -. -, ,,,.
Separate sealed Proposals each endorsed win NE tue
Of the work for which the bid may be offered, Will pe re-
ceiyed oce. until u O'Clock M OF MONDAY Feoruay
IS 1854 for Trap Block PAvemenn IN
The following sirsets 10 Second avenue from For
~ second street with crosswalks from roiy
street; also IN Forty nrs suee~ "
tween Third and Fourth avenues. a. xoxu..
Hank forms for bds and all other necessary inors
,an can he obaned on application the Contract Cerx a.
,bs' once THOMAS STEVENS ! Crotcn
- ROBr l. DARRAGH, Aaued.es
A. W. CRAVEN. boeru-
OrrtcE or rHK CRoroS AauRDucr BOARD Jsp 90 'oo'-
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MAIsoN DORER. --A0REEABLR TO THE OFT EX.
M pressed desire Of visitors the proprietor Of the Mason
Dcres has recently opened 70 The public spscious saloon
dining ~ persona The table rsplee with superb
vice, and the saloon and reception rooms furnshed with
uxurous elegance Clubs and dinner committees please
notice Dinner served wheresoever desired, with with
out dinner service and ornamental Wedding and suppers
supplied impromptu Creams and confecons TO order at
ali bours. daily.
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y YORK HERALD SATURDAY JANUARY 80 leesrRPLr sHnsT


w AkTED-TWO YOUNG MEN, BY 6UTLER, NOW
w 10 the Army OF the Potomac; clerk, who must
sS one who has been In ne army preferred Suit
Enclose sixty cents 10 for this which will
returned TO not accepted Address for three days.
Mth Iul name &c Captain Dewitt care Of Lieutenant
Baker, boz l79 Herald ONCE. & ~
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IL most edectual remedy known for all COMPLAINTS
peculiar females To all they are Invaluable Undue
Ing certainty periodical regularity They known
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America Explicit directions with
each box Price 81 boz. Pills sent by msl promptly
And SECURE from Sold BY druggists geueIay
DR. c. l.. ChEESEMAN, 81 Cedar street, \. Y
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRiAGE-COa.
IA tainng nearly $40 pages and $50 fine plates and
cravings OF the anatomy OF the state OF
health aud disease. with treatise self abuse It's depo
rable consequence the mind and body with the
thors plan OF .esment-ths ooy rsonal and successful
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truthful AdyseAto the married and those contemplating
marriage who entertain doubts OF their physical condition
Sent free Of postage address receipt Of IS cents
specie or postage stamps Address Dr. La Croix 81 Maiden
DRICKLAYERs.-t5 FER DAY THE COMING SEA-
I'D sen. See an article specially your interest Finch
er's Trades Review for Feb g. 1854 See advertisement
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-25
PETITION FOR PARTITION

Superior Court D ontgsmery county, Ohio.
Levi X. Basore aud LmehR Ann BasUre against
Samuel RodahsneT, Elzabeth BOoneTsLlne, Amelia
Ann ROdAheer, Ellen KOdaheiier, Frank ROdahctier,
ChTistana RodRheieT, ,Samuel r. kOdaletier, Susanna
ROdaheheT, Leuna KelTOw, William Henry Houser,
Samuel E. Houssr, Barah isabella Baspre, of the
State Of Ohio and Elizabeth Decker, sud Isaa
Decker, her husband OF the State Of Indiana, defend
ants.
INHe above named lef. .ndants, and especially Ei4-l-
L beth Decker and Isaac Decker her husband,
the State of Indiana, will take notice that petition
has been hled against them M the Superior Court Of
Montgomery county OHIO, by tho above named PLAN
fs, praying for partition OF the following described
premises situate IN Jackson town hip. Montgomery
county, OHIO.
Being town lots numbered one hundred and ten QlOj
one hundred and eleven M one hundred and twelve
ut2), one hnnnTed aud thnteen ul3j, Ous hundred
and fOurteen Qlt, hundred End ntteen tlI5J, IN
the incorporated village Of FnImelpyii e, also rhe
tim0 situated in section twenty syen (g7J, town four
(A), range four l), east ntrulDr two and one
hundred and twenty pcrchsr alsu the land owned by
the said Henry HOuser IN his lifeline, situated VA the
southwest quarter, Of section twenty (Al) town
four ~, range four ~, eat described iOlOws,
beginning R The southwest corner Of said tract O land
and running east seventy y-three (73l rods, 10 the
centre OF the Germantown anu West Alexandria turn-
pike road thence nerlhWes with said road one hundred
and (lil) rods and eleven IN feet thence south
eighty three rods to the place O beginning containing
niRsteen 40 more less, and that at the ne It
term OF the said Court, said l.. X BasOfe ami Amelia
ARn BasOTe, his wife, will apply for order that
partition may lie made OF said premises.
Dated August 2Oth 1854.
LEVI X. DASORE.
r. THoAPssH ATTY aug2u-wGw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-25

EDs. ENnRE At the October election, |
took privilege to call the attention Of the su-
PerlOyal TO the grand schedule Of taxes for
Montgomery county, viz S6l3 00O-being
nearly double last years taxes--and for my
paine was told that that those who pay the
least taxes always make the most noise
about high taxes, &c. Now only have to
ssy sOon dried up that plea. Although
oSu not Que inch Of land (in fee sinple) in
this country, pay very heavy taxes aud that
the readers ofyour paper may know how the
laboring man and mechanic pay nearly all
the war taxes will show the modus operandi
by Which labor alone pays all the taxes. Ia
the first place, the price Of labor has only sd
vanced about an average Of as per centum
since indirect taxation commenced, aud the
average advance Of the RecessAriea Of life
in the same time is (by TIE same basis) about
2s0 per cent being direct tax Of 2O5 per
cent. on labor. In order TO substanuale this
position, will quote two medium examples
A. worked in Dayton car shops from 0cto-
Der lst, 1863 10 October Let, 1864, at 81 so
per day, say 800 days, earning $46O-being
only 66s per cent advance on his labor dur
ing the war, aud its eonssqsent taxes But
A. is man OF family, viz eight children,
his wife aud self, aud his bills from October
LIST, 1857, to October, 1860, for becessaries Of
life were as follows
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-25
Hon. G. l.. VALLANDIGHAM
Hon. George 4. Pugh
Truth from the Journal.
VIII address the people.

The Journal Of this morning, speaking OF
the issues TO be decided at the November
election, Gays #a5e .J
But that which Immediately interests you,
is that the issueS nov IN Jour hands directly,
personally involve you. every man of you -
They involve your nsighbors, your friends,
your children, your wives, yoursstpes.
That is all true Whether you, your neigh
borS, your friends and your children are to be
eonscripted, and your wives and children left
hslPlessly to live as best they can is in issue
on The eighth Of November A vote for Abra.
ham Lincoln, is a vote for the coAscriptiOn,
which coDsigns you, your wives your children,
your nsighbors aud iriends, to the sad late
above depicted
Again, the Journal we'll says OF the issues
nov bslvre the people
They involve your property--your horses,
your cattle, your barns your money, the i'm
plements with which you earn your daily
bread, your hresdes. your liberty to choose
your own officers, your right to make your
own laws, your right to govern yourselves.
All true. Tsxstion, and The Communication
you will have to pay (it Lincoln is slscted) O
keep yourselves, your sons and friends, out OF
the conscripts ranks, will sweep away your
property, your horses, cattle, barns, money,
aud farm implements. A vote for Abraham
Lincoln is a vote for the frauds which gives
Indianapolis, city of 10000 people, vote
equal to that of city of $4,000 Your lib,
erty to choose yOursown officers, your right to
make your own laws, your right to govern
yourselves are all surrended by vote against
Mcclellan.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-25
PETITION TOR PARTITION

Montgomery Common Pleas
JOSEPH Brown, Solomon Brown, Jacob Bi own Caro-
line NAHUM I'd Whlam Mahuc, Oelnda Hannah
and Samuel Hannah, Amanda Hannah ana George
Hannah,
Thaopholus Brown. Theodore Brown, Mary Brown,
Seaberry Brown, Perry A. Brown, Sarah Brown
and Elizabeth Brown, 10 Partition
I'M EOPHOLBs BROWN, Theodore Brown, Mary
Brown, saabsrTy Brown, Perry A. Brown, Sarah
Brown, Elizabeth Boown, will take notice that a Peti
ton was 1isd Rgains them Ihe 3l-t day OF August
A. a. 1854 ia the Court Of Common Pleas Of Mont
somery county, OHIO. by Joseph Brogn, solomon
Brown, Jacob Brown, Caroline Mabue, Wan NRhue
Celipda Haunsh, Samuel Hannah, Amanda Hannah
and George Hannah Add Ia now pending wherein sad
petitioners dem md Tarliuon OF the following real
estate, to-witi Situate IN the county OF Montgomery
aud State Of Ohio, on tho east y of section ~, town
5, range east, 1e
Belng lot No. Of survey and subdivision OF
the lands OF Joseph Brown, decd, by order OF the
Court Of Common Pleas MOntgOm ~ county,
II, page J39, and do embed As lOows;
BeRinHinI the eHst has OF iaid seruOn 4s 7
poles Eouth o. The N. l. corner therecf--lhenee s.
s5s W lOa TO.ss to stone IN the Liberty Road,
thsncs D. ~ +. lO.5 poles 10 aouo in said ROas,
thence n. 50 u. ~ poies TO a stone, thence s. +.
pOles 70 n stOn =. thence N. SO l.. 40 poles 10 "a
stone the hus OF said section, thence N. %
". ll2. 3 pOl,s 10 the pseO OF beginning containing
6Ot+ acres and ha been sssiguod as the dover ol
klEabeth Brow in said lands O Joseph Brown decd
and that at the next term Of said Court, the said
petitioner will apply for an order that paItliion may
be made ~ said prsmises.
Dated this August Slst, 1854
ABAH CLAf AtrV lCT Petitioner huF3l. wGw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-25
Current News Items.

The nuisance formerly existing 10 New
port, Ky, known as the Free South news
paper, has been revived by old Bailey, its for
mer publisher
JET Davis don't seem to be mach subjuga-
ted as yet 10 late speech at Augusta, Ga,
he declared the Confederacy would aecede to
no terms but separate independence.
The Cincinnati Commercial protests
against the vilaiuy which Lincoln eOntsm'
plates, Of counting the bogus vote OF Tennes
see, and other seeded States.
There was a desperate shooting affray in
Cincinnati yesterday, in which one msn was
killed and three wounded A soldier, by the
name OF Russell, began the stfray, BY shoot
ing at persons without provocation he was
killed by policeman, who shot him in the
head The policeman received sever.
wound from Russell, BY a shot 10 the face
The surgeon and commissioner of enroll.
usnt at Washington city have been arrested
for vllainy Of some sort which has not been
made public
General Ricketts,, wounded in the late fight
in the valley is mt Arpsetsd 10 live. ..
It is announced that Stanton will probably
be made Chief JuStice and the villainous
Cameron reapponted Secretary OF War
The draft is still going on in Washington,
Pleasant times, these Who don't want the
Republicans to continue in power ?
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-25

Abiding to the Democracy, as demagoEues,
&c, the Journal says
"Will you listen H. the demsgoguss who, by
opposing the vigorous prosecution OF the war
by every means which their dsvilish ingenuity
could devise who, by aiding the rebels by OBJ
structing recruiting, by melting soldiers to de-
ssrt, by depreciatiug the value Of your money,
have caused thousands Of your soma 10 be
slaughtered, aud added millions upon millions
10 your expenses
What opposition has the Democracy excl
ted, that has at all obstructed the war The
Black Republicans have had everything their
oWn way. They have made The war just
what they wanted it TO be. They have wsg
ed it for the very purpose which they de-
sired, and employed the very means which
they wanted. They have had all the men,
and all the money they asked for All OF
position Of the Demoeraey-exerted never
except in legitimate way-has been wholly
uhaVailiHg. The war is failurs--a disAs,
uous fsilure-and the Republicans bear al
the responsibility its commencement
for its continuance, for the awful sacrifice
of men and money which it has cost, Nc
wonder they shrink from it. No wonder theJ
try 10 lie out OF ii
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-25
PoInls lro,n PrenlIce.

We hardly need say that the Cincinnati
Gazette gives direct cOun.enRnce to the con.
duet Of the slave Lewis Stratton, who ran
away from bis master in this city TO Cinein.
natl, stealing at his departure, three thousand
dollars of his masters gold Such papers a.
the Gazette can see no harm in theft unless
it is committed by white men and eonserva-
uves. That radical organ would alter the
Eighth Commandment to read: Thou shalt
not steRl-unless thou art uigger.
John Cochrane declared once in TammAny
Hall that he would vote for the devil incar-
nate" il be reOe ived regular nomination
John shows his faith by his works, for as Ere
mont and himself did not receive the regular
nomination, they have declined aud are now
supporting the Baltimore nominees, Lincoln
and johnson.
A writer in the Abolition organ says that
Mr.. Lincoln wants TO keep "all doors, all ave
lues open for the return Of the States to the
Union. No, he is not willing fer any StAtes
to return except through the niger gate and
under the nigger arch.
The Washington ChrORicie, hall organ Of
the Administration, says that free speech is
priceless blessing" Oh, no, not "priceless." :"
lts price or cost is frequently sojourn in a
military prison
General Hooker has made a Lincoln
speech, 1t is said that the gallant General
fought at Lookout Mountain "aboVe the
eluds, but be is evidently in the very midst
of clouds now.
General Carl churE has taken the stump.
Whether he took it by slow advances or by a
direct and dashing assault the military sx-
plot is undoubtedly as great one Gs he ever
achieved
We don't know why the editor OF the Abo-
lilion organ publishes the letters of some OF
bis correspondents, unless it is TO show that
there ars as great political noodles in the
world as himself
the Abolition organ has an article headed
IA new way to feed Rnimals-its adaptation
to Government use" Are the GoVernmen Mt
"animals getting clamOrou. about their
grub p
President Lincoln saved Richmond from
the grasp Of Mcclellan more than two years
ago But can he save himself from the grasp
Of Mcclellan nowH
The New York Tribune asks what General
Mcclellan will do If elected to the Presidency.
He will take the oath of Office and--keep
it,
An Illinois exchange says that one Of the
editors Of this paper has bsen taking little
rest" No we always shoot Off-hAnd
/ The Abolition organ tells its friends that
they must be "up and doing" They seem
more likely to be down and suffering,
The lies OF the Abolition organs are as
black as pitch, aud the organs stick to them
as il they sOere pitch, eh,-LOaisVilis Journal.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-25


FEoT, DGMuAS; Two ,eaIs ago my scalp tc,anle
diseased add my hair commenced 10 TALL out NtT ihst
Iae disease tprcad ni'l my sca'p was one complete
sore. u be,hue very paiuiul my est NJ nigit NEs
brukrn, The burnlI ehLd itching ton was ~ stp
G1iy moincnimy ici'iT' rers5hSd s,1trsl ikSs,,
clans "i lhls c.ty. iW ....- .' y them that ibe
disease with which ny ulp Was all, ,cted Whs q Suli
Rh tnn, and that they Cuuid not hCnU 1T me l1thd
your advertisement aud concluded to consult you,
You assured ue that you ould iHdcBa The die, asC
and restore my hair winch had become yeTy Tin
aud The results nfo iaSc lua uiiabt lead ci llu
my scalp psrIs tly we'll, and my hair has oeaFti Il
All out. Respect uliy yonIs,
Mas sAGAH Go0LG, No. III South Pesh strert.
II Is n fact acknowledge by all who have ubed the
Hair kssiOrer, and Their Dsme is Legion, that It 10
THE ONLY PREPARATION
That would efectually and permanently restore the
hair Of those who are bald, aud prevent
THE HAIR FROM FALLING OFF.
The large and rapidly increasing sale OF Restorative
rs the strongest evidence OF the manifold benefits II
conterring upon
IRE HUMAN FAMILY.
The confidence OF the public has been obtained, and
they all unite IN aiiesng to its merit and vast super
OVER ALL PREPARATIONS
Ever inirhdueed 4 do not recommend my pre- ara.
on 10 haiT to SIX ies N iretly AZ many
months, ss II % simple imp0sshliy, and totnliy IN
consistent with The laws OF Mature, o those who
skep'ieal or inoredulons, Will make bona hdeler;
viii forfeit $4,000
zone Thousand DOllaThl u hli 10 cure ihC Ntlhd
eases ol partial badness, under fifteen yesrs stand
ing, with .
THE ONLY GEN INE HAIR REsToRER,
This wonderful remedy in sold by druggists g,ner-
silly.
FOR TT.
NB-Clres guaranteed IN every case where tho d.
recuOus for SO are implicitly ObtJed.
80 Pfiee, u per bottle ur slx lotiles iort5,
PROF, II. A. De MUM,
Sole Proprietor No. 20 Onnge street,
fslsdIy ALBANY, Ree YORK.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-25

B@-lft the people elect Lincoln, it will be a
dslibeSte act ofna1iOnal suicide, It will be the
death of all that VS. hold dear as American
citizens. II will be the snd of freedom, Of
union, Of peace. II will be a surrender Of
life, and property, ana children and friends to
the grim demon of war.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-25
NOTICE


IN Mont. Com.
Frank EngssOr, Pleas.
GA!D Er9nk EnSeser is hereby notified that the
- said + H.. Eng Z uil on the zjth day OF Sep
tamberA L, RG4, d,e her petton in the Clerks
Once OF tho COnTt OF Common Pleas wdnin and Tor
the County Of Montgomery and State OF ONO, cnarg-
ing him with hRtltual drunkenness, and sxirenR
cruelty and asking that she may be divorced from
the said Frank Engssar, which petition will stand for
hearing at the next November Term, A. D. 1864 ui
said Court ELIZA ENGEsER,
By DAVID A. HOUK, her ATTY
DATOs, September 2Sd, lsG4 sop2T w6w
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-25

Remsmbsrl That every disaster which bs
falls the Federal arms, is hsrAldsd as victo.
~, 10 order to deceive the people into the be-
lief that the WaE iS nearly over.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-25
MCoicaI

GuREs Coughs Colds Sore Throat, Asthma, aud
J Consumption. Il is only necessary for any one
troubled with these complaints TO try Que bottle OF
Sfrick'dnds MelHRuous Cough Baisam
to convince them that il is the best preparation
used II not only cures the above affections Of the
Throat aud IunRs, hut II cures Night kWeatA aud
splitting Of B od and is an excellent RArgle Tor any
Kind Oi Sore Throat. II is pleasant {" Jake andf
nsie medicine Tor niants Price ~ Cents per huttie.
Eor sale by druggIats generally. MIA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-25

DOBERT BOYLE. is notified that Ella Boyle, did
III the goth day Of September, A d. 1864, iie
her petition in tho oee Of the OeTb OF the Court OF
UOn mon Pleas, within a1d Tor the County Of Mont
gom cry and stats OF Ohio, asking that she may hs
divorced from the sad Roheit Boyle which petition
will stand tor heaiin at the next term Of said Court
Causes habltnal drunkenness and gross neglect Oi
duty. ELLA BOYLE,
], II. BAeeorr, AH'y.
Sept. 20, 1864. sey2z WBw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-25

The Cincinnati GdEstts announces
schsuckS majority, officially, ct lar. The
majority in this District last year was nearly
1000 larger
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-25

The Issues before you, men, are Of awful
import No language can fully express them
TO you. They involve ell human kind They
involve ell living men, aud AL who may come
after us-JoUrnGl
We endorse oil that, and eOOiure the people
to give it heed The issues involve the peace
Ofthe American States They involve the
union Of the American States. They involve
the lives, the liberty, the property Of the Amer
lean people A vote for Abe Lincoln is a vote
against peace against union, against ire edom
against the security Of life and property.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-25

Rsmsmbsr That since tbs war began,
every week The Republicans have declared
that il was at an end.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-25

Have you reelected that since the formation
Of gour RepabIie by your Fathers Sf glorious
memory, that your votes haVs never been OF
such awful consequences as they Sill prove on
that day 2--JouTRal s
That is true Ths votes of the people are
of awful consequence. A vote for Abe Lin
coin is vote for more eonScriplion, for hsAv.
Ter taxes, for war blOOd'hed, desOlatiOn ruin.
A vote for Mcclellan is vote fer peace, union
freedom. A vote for Mcclellan ia vote to
take IhS names of the people out Of the wheel
of doom, Votes are Of awful consequences,
truly. ..,ta
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-25
JONATHAN METHERD's Estate.

ON the 10th day OF October. A d. 1884 the under
" signed was appointed and qualified admlnistra-
or Of the estate OF Jonathan Metherd iats Of Mont
octis WsW JOHN +. FOX,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-25

Friends Of the Union come in force and
hear the great Western Orator.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-25
Mn.zZZZ2z21 ! !!
AND
H L u x.
Sbicklands An6- Choleyd Mixture.

composition 6f astTiBgents RLsorl ents. siiInr.
lantr and c6rmnAtiYes, which ytiY LN scihu a,.
knowledges Ia the only prepaIatou that viii ~, ct
permanent cure ot bauhoN and pi setter. This Anti
CHOLERA Mixture is nov IN use some Ct . al amy
hospitals where II gives the greatest sHtisac1u IL
has sANed the lives OF thousands Of stldieia ara
citizens, and We vii rueEute II to he the b. It RENE.
dy ID he world Tor Diarrhoa aud IN sentery
Mr. Woods OF COvingtOn, My, viii be most harry
to satisfy any one As to tho virtue Of StT klands Anu
Cholera MiNtuIei in iat We have great numAc ci
Testimonials from patients hO have cen cure d nttt
being pronouneedin urslle by their phyHicians ton
after taking only tOttls of stricBands AMI Chol
era MiStu'e. II YOU suffer Wh pi.Ihsa and y.en
tety try one bottle. MA