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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-07

Ihc L~vi-ion Jourlal Piaco. Pan, in a..
Let ~ towns thai have not hIisd their oso-
"a III tacts arc thcsc. III boots .i.5-
us 'ackin- thrrc men Tbcse tL-c, men
~crc furnished. mustered IN. AL rrccircI
tbcir bounty Thy ~cre then or,.er,i u
n ProvostMar,hai o. report nesi u.ou,-
ING. ~h.ch order So. not surpri-irr O., learn
III substitute did noi obey H.. tLe mat
ter stands a. present. The to~n elAiulin /,
thai vhsu men ar uurfer-i ~. and have ~
o'i'ed th'ir bounty, % rv.ponsibI'ty cca.-
- an ;Lcrc ean b. No doals l.u, d. nat
Ter ~. Dr. 80 DECIDED b. tn proT-r astbo-.
iiies. bcf9r, ~hom he case = % D. lad.
thoagh III frovoss-Marsh,i deuanls Other
men o. make good IL io-s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-07

N he wara Eleven Caiou Club. Bosson.
SATURDAY, Evening. Rev. Z. Il. webS. FOR
merly pastor Of the Congregational oharch
in Augusta va one q ~ speaker. The
JournAl rrf,ort says
o. IL Prcoccdcd 60 give reasons INV be
c0aid ut vote 18th IL Dvmocraiic part,
H. iii Mt Ike the Chioago platform. and
b. did not ike Gcorgc Il McCleiiaa. and
b. Investigated the principle. ofthc one and
n rrcorl ~ m oth~r He thourht thai
the Prcsoui administration had hcen coniuc-
til on principles ~hioh vcrr tie emho,li-
ment q Christian civilization. ard h. i--iie.-
81 % g L. H. duiy q even loyal citirca
O. a. his utmost O. MAINTAIN an,l .ur1-srz The
government uutI The gosi ~ort besuu
should D. completed in sbe gioriog, triumph
- III Unisa al q Ehcrty.~
NJ. Web "a ioiio-ed in SIMILAR
strain. ty r.. L e. waierston. Ernerly
pastor q III Unitarian Sociefy Ia Aurusta.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-07

For a. Purse ~ e. 0o. 80 h0-sss we're
entered. vhi,e torse osuei ~ {. "
wormsI. an4 bsy. ~ 81 Grover. Bob
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-09-10

as ball and bayonei, that Tie continuance a
an administrations with abolition aud his.
'orif' principles " ihe best for their present
untuofcf condition, while rhe ms hcr no.
a undcf The draf, wiih stolen negroes.
They are ashorp - N chaps down here
about b0-ton-S;aic Sentinel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-09-10
Monstrous Conspiracy n.
North Western Coniedcrscy.
I'aIlaadighsm. Ochoncs

Tallandigsam! Ochoncs
100 W. o.u0oOoo oO0oQo ooo0, pca
Nu-oh-kc !s!
Golden Cscles! UpSe. Inc Govcrnn,cnf.
lOoO0O0O 600 Oo0 stand o. arms.
The Mississippi River dam(n)d
American knights Missouri.
Sons d Liberty In Indiana
Mcclellan Minute men ia New York
Halt Minute Men. Every place
v-s-Li.a-n.d-i g.h-a-mi
Z Clmpus vIlus SaS Nilehis
Chicago Convcn'on ~ wv.
Another Conspiracy and more coming ,.,
VIA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Thousand and One
~ " Tt / 60
For FsrlIrusFs inqurs of thn Washsrwt.
aAp, feM TILE ioyas papers
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-09-10

(Residence opposite Indiana Hotel. Jasper. J
Hasa large stock % Dry Goods. Grocc.
- sies and Notions. which he ~ desiroiis
OF peddiug out ON the principle Or "sinalI
pfodts and quick saIcs.- Ne gives below
some of bis prices. AMI invites those whr
wish 20 buy 70 can on him Al his homc w
stop his wagon, when Va no'icn AllkinJ.
~ ooducc tsken II sxrh'nep frt @echs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-09-10
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WEsr SrREsrs- 4Es N
TERMS-STRICTLYlN IN ADVANCE:
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Each subsequent Insertion, 90 els.
Longer advertisements, at Same rate. A
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silent advertisements; reasonable deduc-
sion will be made "a regular advertisers.
Notices OF appointment Of administrators
and legal notices OF lake character 20 be-
tpaid for ia advance.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES:
For Township Offices, each, SI.0O.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-09-10

Ia addition 10 The very disIoy 81 scntiIncnls
Expressed BY General Sherman, as to negro
soldiers, We are Informed by tiis letter ,hn,
Governor Andrcw, of Massachusetts,, has W
some means, acquired power % apPvin, .
Ihovost Marshal Tor tho States of Georgia,
Alnban.n ahd Mississippi
IIas Lincoln abdcatcd 10 his favor. or has
he appointed Andrew his general deputy
Could not Andrew BE- induced 70 appoint
Morton Provost Marshal Ior this Statcf
Massachusetts IL great and liscrimina
ling State. JILL suraa l,et Whites N NJ
Mest huAdlsfaaYA nao IN csavincs ihgl
%it rlsi. gr .usirHaslr~ fcnnfnN
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-03-11

EXAMINATIONS 70 cQMmcnce at haII past nlne
O'Clock, a. W.
All applicants are required furnish wrl
ten tc cstimNuials Of good moral character.
those who have reen Oug ged rs teachers to
obtain these testimonials from their lasI en-
pluyers; those who have never taught VIII
procure HON from their hast teachers, which
testimonials viii be kept on file.
NJ private examinations viii he held: no
certificate will he autedaied. no candidate
viii he admitted for rock animation with in
three on'hs after second failure. hppli
Giants are requested to present specimens o
peumHuship.
Those who fail to comply with the above
acquisitions vii not he admi tod
l.. TUSStNG, Secretary,
Jan. !. Board uf Examiners.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-03-11
Re.Grafting OrclaI,,..

Orchardists frequently find that
some of their Varieties do not meet
their expectations. They may lave
been planted through ignorance or
negligence; they may have proved to
be incorrectly named, or, as often
happens, certain varieties may be
suddenly attacked with some malady
which renders them worthless.
In the case of apples and pears, es.
pecially, this is not q difficult matter
TO remedy provided the trees are
sound and healthy. at a triling OK.
pensc, and at loss Of two, or at
most three crops, the trees may lie
changed from one variety TO another
without the slightest detriment to
their form or future productiveness
This is done by inserting II graft on
each of the branches which make up
the head of the tree.
A few years ago the White Doyenne
pear, in the vicinity of Rochester, was
attacked with fun1us on the fruit
that ruined it. AS soon as we saw
that this disease had become perma-
nent, we e-grafted an orchard OF sew
eral hundred pyIamdal trees, and in
three years from grating they wero
all in bearing, and really improved in
form and vigor. Many of them, To-
deed, bore the second year.
? Peach trees may be changed too, ii
not too old, by heading back tho
trees sever ely, so as to produce strong
shoots, which can be budded in the
Summer. Two years will set them il
bearing again.
We allude TO this subject because
to many people seem TO think that il
q tree prove not what they want, all
is lost; that there is no remedy but
TO dig up and plant again,
We extract the following para
graph from the letters Of "llural," tC
the Chicago Tribune, touching thit
matter:
Experience has demonstrated tina
certain kinds of peaches, pears anC
apples do much better than others
So highly is this valued, that a fru
grower remarked to lis that the kill
ing of the orchards at this time woulc
be no great loss as it would sweeI
the orchards of thousands OF worth
less trees, that would be replaced by
those enough more valuable TO cover
their loss in II short time, If the or
chards of peach, pear and apple were
!. ~ be replaced, three,fourths Of the
present trees would be discarded
If this is true of this part of the State
II Is no less trne in others. And is i
not time that farmers and others set
ting trees should Investigate the sub
tect, and no longer depend on quaol
nurserymen and interested tree deal
ers? II they cannot get tho varieties
best adapted for them, let them Sc
out seedlings, and graft them with th,
varieties wanted, - Rural New York
Or.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-03-11
Military suits,
II "a. " z -

HAS TuE
Finest Lot Of Cigars
Ever offered ia this market. ana Is bound g..
sell. SNAIL PEoFITs AhD QUICK SALE,' is
his mot -.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-03-11
NOficc.

TJNlOSE having settlements 10 make will
tho firm of JOHN B. HORN & CO.. vii
hnd mo Books. Notes. Sc. of said firm in mt
hands for settlement, ut O'Neal, BlackfOrd =
IIarsh's office.
JOHN n, BLACKFoRD.
Fndlav. o.. Dec. III. 1863.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-03-11
AdpnimiAtrator,s a Saic.

I y pursuance Of an order ~ sale granite by
4 the Probate Court oi Hancock coualy, o..
! W Il offer tor sale At public auction on satIr-
dtv, the l2lh day OF March, 1854 at ono
O'Clock 2. M.. at the door OF the Court House
iH FMdlay, the following described real cs.
tate, situate In tho village ui Fiadlav, in said
county, tn.Rit: The East part. hlty icet in
Sidth, Ot 50 much of ''Lot No.2, in Gisl and
Morr'sou's out lptS" on the East side 90 Es.le
creek, as belonged to Christ ian NUsscr al his
.ccease. Appr..scd at 8 %.
Lot No. l6, iu East rinolav, appraised ai
$3.50. Also, out lois No. IL aud ID. Ia tile
'c utlhJatiou ot East FiudHy. appraised AZ
800 lerrs OF sale: One third Ia hand one
,hird in one year and one third in two years.
With intcrist; the deferred payments TO be
secured by mortgages on the premises 5 I'D.
sud lot No. Is, viii be cut up and sod IL.
.arsCs ty suit purchasers.
EZRA BROWN,
Admir- Of the estate OF &. Nusser. dec d
Feb. ~ tl.--l4W.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-21
From the Springfield (Mass.l Republican.
Overboa rd with the Jonahs!

As matter of public Justice. the exposure and
punishment of the knaves who have taken dis
honest advantage Of the national peril aud neces
sity il pressing duty. IL is really a matter of
policy. Neither the Administration nor its party
can stand under the load of this rank corruption
There is no need of IT, 1t is not their load un
less ;hey make il SO. If no honest and thorough
effort l. made to ferret out, expose and punish the
thieves. then the Administration will justk be
held responsible Tor their crimes, and moro g.
pecially il there is disposition To cover u the
facts and protect the oifenders Earlier - the
the government could rot stop to be critical
II WIS under the necessity to arm ard supp is
soldiers in the quickest possible time; an, the
people were too much in earnest To stop and
COUNT dollars sad cents. They preferred u be
p'untierel freely rather than submit 10 any DELAY
in the prosecution Of the war. That time Is past.
TIE government now has leisure 10 review III
aif'irs sut TO punish those who have Fraudulent
ly enriched themselves. The people have not
overlooked. and viii not forget these matters,
they have TIRE ,-arei them W. agsinS, suitable
hour for retribution the Administration must
purge itself of all this corruption ard plumber
IL u H. only safety Let the Jonrhs be thrown
overheard without compassion. No matter bow
high may De their position, how greet their
influence. the men in office who have connivei
with the plunderers AMI shared the spos. must
be IN ale IT, walk the plank with them The
Senate mus. a, last proclaim Is unqualified con
demaation of such tr.tiic IN senatorial influence
the New Hamoshirc and Maryland Senators
have confessed. and prohibit all such venality in
future. And the various departments, with or
without the aid of Congressional inquisition,
must expose and punish the swiudling contractors
and other pecGiators. Unless these things are
done. the responsibility will rest upon the Ad-
ministra,ion. and the people will hold It account
able for ali the plumber il has suffered, well rs
what il has tolerated. For the safety of the ship
of state and the reputation oil her captain and
crew, then, overheard with the Jonahs.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-21
STATE iTE US.

Smallpox is abstng in the State prison At
Jacksonville
-Scarle, fever is proving very fatal among the
children at Evansville
Coal is selling in New Albany at 80 cents
per busheI-wood at s. so per cord.
The First National Bank of Terre Hlute
has received lis circulating notes. They are all
l0's
The Indiana Legion contributed the hand
some sum OF $2.I37 20 for the relief Of the poor
of Evansville.
The loss AZ the destructive FIRE in Attica, on
Saturday nigh, last is estimated at between So, ,
600 and so 900.
-CousrY TREAsuRY RosstD We learn thai
the safe of The Treasurer Of Brown county WAS
broken open on Monday nigh. last. and several
thousand dollars distracted. The suspected
parti,s are supposed to have taken route to-
ward .hi- city
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-21
att soxTs Os RAGRAPH>.

"A citizen from Kentucky saws that Hon
GARRETT DAVIS. l. ). Senator from that State.
recently made the following Femsrk:
Gentlemen. | am now satisfied that. since Lin
coin has ce6ned his war policy. that your lber-
ties sre IN more danger unsier thi- government
than under eff Davis government
The proposition lorc0lisoliiating and revi.ne
the statutes OF the UniteS States il isey to pa.
into law. and will make three nice positions for
nany good lawyers, commissioners The
work will be prosecuted with al possible dispatch
and parts OF me work will be printed they are
completed The commissioners are To receive
three thoasand dollars per anaum. and their
labors - continue not more th1u twO wears I,
u thought that Richard >. Coke E.q Of " ash
ingion will be one Vt the commissioners
Should q bill pass Congress. which Mr.
Thomas. of AarJlsnd. has reported. it will not
be long before ali claims for Quarterm ts,ers'
sf0res actually furnished 10 the government will
Be expedited ia their settlement. IL proposes to
mike hnal the action Of the Qaartermasler Gen
erai. and also that of the Commi~sary General
Of Subsistence. and argued pfompIDess on the
part Of ths Third Auditor IF the Treasury
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-21
General ofrIecr. without Commands.

General Officers W ifhout & I'm nm and ..
Secretary SrAsros on the 18th inst. sent to the
Senate The names Of Major Generals and Brig
adler GeHerals without commands equal to a
brigade; the nnmber Of their s,alis, their pay,
communications and ratons. and the Major and
acknowledgements in command of departments
and districts. together with biz opinion If they
were needed Among the number are the fol
lowing from Indisna:
Lewis Wallace. Mljor-General, Sli5 relieved
Nov rs, lss2: on court Martial duty until Nov
5.ie63 NO staff.
n II Milsoy. Major General, $685.; relieved
June -. le63. No staff
W5fiis A GormaB. Brieadicr General. S232;
relieved June 81 1853 No staff
E. K 5 Candy. Brigadier General. S2S1; re-
lieved September 10. 1868: on duty in War De
par,ment No staff.
Solomon Meredith, Brigadier General. s2g9
20 :fclieved October -. 1863 Absent on sick
certificate. Stsf-Samnei Il Meredith. First
Lieutenant 18th Indiana Volunteers. sll9 so.
H. B Darlington. Brigad General, 1929 80;
has had no command or staff; on duty With Gov
ernor Of Indiana
The whole foots up follows:
Number Of major generals without command
equal 70 brigade. ~; number OF bFisadiSr gen
ersls, 81 number OF stiff officers serving on the
stats of general officers without command
equal TO a brigadc--coionels. 3; lieutenant colo
nels. 2; majors. I: captains. IL; lieutenants. 8.
Total monthly pay OF major generals. $3.50;
total monthly pay of brgadier generals. 1881
So total monthly pay o; coloues. $3.50; total
monthly pay of lieutenant colonies. 1897; total
monthly pay of majors. 81 ,u94; total monthly
paw Of captains. s2l79; total monthly paw of
lieuienants 81 07O 50 Total, S.. l6l 50. Grand
total. S27 1873
NUMBER or MAJOR AND BRiGADIER GENERALS COM
Nkxprxe DEPARTMENTS, DISTRICTS AND Posts
DepaFtmehts-MajorG Generals 4; Brigadier
Generals, 4. Districts-Msior Generals. ?; Brig
adler Generals, !. Posts-MJor Generals,
Brigadier Generals, Ia Total-Major Generals.
Z: Brigadier Generals. %
This list does not include Major Generals
Couch, Brooks. Stshl. Sige. and others in Penn
sylvania and elsewhere. in command of camps,
and apparently on nominal duties. Their
stats will swell the list and exhibit an immense
expenditure Of public money. which the Senate
will probably decide shall be in future saved to
the National Exchequer be appropriated to
increase well earned pay of fighting men.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-21

Constitution % the people OF the several States
10 manage for themselves In the y 9TH. The
people, without Interference from The other see
ton. declared Tor is gradual abolishmet There
are those. however. who are not satisfied With
this and insist upon graduating the last yestige
Of the institution wherever they end IL. matter
what constitutional rights interpose or how many
fields are deluged with blood -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-21

An unheard OF circumstance took place in the
House OF Representatives Yesterday afternoon
After Mr.. Browne, of Virginia. had concluded a
solemn eulogy upon the death of his colleague
Senator Bowden. member who shall be name
less. took the floor and commenced most pre-
posterous TRADE against the dead Senator and the
custom Of remembering the departed with re
spect The first impression MS that the speaker
had become insane. bg. IL was soon asccrtainej
that he was only intoxicated The mer,bers of
the House were Mortified. and felt that they hid
been disgraced, and none OF them were more dis
tressed than the Republican, themselves IL was
q sore shame
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-21

stepped i'm order to Pro-
tract the Wharf.-The $500 Exemption
Clause Retained-s warning Ia the
People OF IiIinois-Executis Usnrp-
ations TO be Extended tn Other
states-Texts for Campaign Speech-
es. Gc.. &c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-21
STOLEN.

"AvlNG HAD Ny POCKET BOOK STOLEN Al
III indianapolis on the l5th day Of January. with .
note on Mr.. wilson sprsr. hear Bridgeport. Ind said
note being Cor ssOo due one year from January Ia
lisa parties will please take notice buy trade
for the note ss payment will be stopped.
SOLOMON cox
jsrla-d3t Augusta stssisn.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-21
TxEssrKY DEPARInESr
OFFgcE o. IxrEkxAI REvKxUk.
Wx~ufxcrox. Jan. 4. I-f4

b direction Of The Secretary OF the Treasufy
you are hereby notified that by he statutes Of the
United States, all duties, laxes, sales CT pubic
lands. debts. OF sums OF motley accTuing OF be
coming due the Unised States, shall be paid IA
gold aud silver coin Only. or In Treasury note.
is>nesl un.ser the authority oil the Unisef States.
or in notes Of banks organizcd ander the act 70
provide = National Currency, and knosn ss
Sztiossal Ranks. - - ~ 60
The statutesfsrtber provide that the Secretary
Of the Treasury shall report All known violations
of the abose requirement.. By any receiving officer
Of the government. 10 he President Of the United
States. aud b Congress
In making yoEr collections OF internal reve
nac, you Slll please reglrd the provisions OF the
acts referred 70. and decline TO receive payment
in any currency not mentioned above.
- ~ 1910 .IosEPH j. LEWIS,
Commis sioner
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-21
BOOKS, &C,
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-21
BAN KS.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
INDIANAPOLIS

us NOW READY To TRANSACT ALL BUSINESS
Il pertaining TO Legitimate Banking.
1t i permanent L. y Depository aud Fiscal Agent
the G Persons des ring place funds the
credit of the United State, for national loan Ofhei
like purpose can pay the into this Bank the same
irio the Treasury Washington thus avoiding risk
delay, trouble and expeis".
Orders for 2D's and II other L. s Securities prompt
ly executed, and commission allowed 10 pu chaers OF
all $40 nds Ordere at this Bank.
The highest rates given for Gold, Silver, Coupons
Quartermaster'S Checks AM all public securities.
Exchange bought and sold liberal terms and col
lectIons made
T. Revenue Stamps ALWAYS for sale in suit
and at discount viii be~ent TO any part OF the State
requested.
Orders u buy sell tocks er coin. here or in New
York, will be eXernted per o. der and a com
mission This Pank has the most complete arrangement,
for tending 10 this knf Of bu mess.
The srictest attention paid the keeping
pos Is, and every disposition will be unaffected 10 ac-
co2modate those who dep iii in this Bank.
National Rank Notes, matter where Issued will be
received 20 it and in payment of Revenue Stamps
aud United States Securities.
Thi- Bank is ioca ed Penn-yiv anis street. mar
Washington, odd teil w. Building Authorized
capital Sl,O'O. 600 Drector>-wm. II English. VIM X.
Nof>nger Benz r. futile. Jer. NcI.ene Lewis rdsn,
Jno w. Murphy, Fabius y. Finch 'elo-s Root and VIM.
Braden VA H. ENGLISH, Pres't.
jan2id1m Nm r. noFSiNGhR, cash'r
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-21

Frosn the Washington Correspondents Of New YORK.
Jaurn.l Of C,nsn,e-ce
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-21

Message as esoy. Parker, OF New Jer-
sey-tiis Views ON Federal Reiatfons
and the war.
The message Of Gov. Parker, Of New Jersey.
transmitted 10 the Legislature on Wednesday. Is
a docunent deserving attentive perasaI We
copy below that portion lelating to Federal At
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-21

Is viii be seen by the following letter OF
bosErH J. LAWS. Commissioners. that the col
pecsors Of internal revenue are only permitted to
receive in payment thereof gold and silver coin
aud National Bank notes:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-22

II the reader Of this notice .. annot get box,
Of Pills or Ointment from the DR.. q store IN MS
place, let him write to me, sncl0sjA the amount,
and will mail . box free Of cxk 'ense Many
dealers viii not keep my medicines on nand pc
cause they cannot make much 'ro. II = on o'n-
er persons make a@
None are genuine unless the wsrG "!iossc-
tcos. .setc YOrE and London, are dtscernanle y
a sWsa~-ssAFk in every leaf Of the book o. di!ec-
tions around each box; the same nay be PLAINLY
seen by Aoldiag Ns Ks4f to TIE light. A hand
some reward will be given to ~ ~ one rendering
such information as may lead Il the detecti"n o.
any party or parties counterfeit ing the medicines
Or vending the same, knowing them 20 DC sPu'
fi0u1. 80 y $3.50 ~ -
A* -g-- ta a wf88 $50 M 81
s-sSold = the mandatory II Professor HOIs
LOWAY, 50 Maiden Lane, Ne York, I'D p -
respectable Drug9istA and D. salsrs in lAedlcsn.
throughout the United State j. and the OvMses
World, n boxes ~ - 6ents, 9 cents, mo 81
ts1n.aa fanT7 IEpsA - IA sesaA1SAa
III gs1.di4 Is s-yh 5aI p - 80 &C. n ~ -
- There = transferable .ssviaq = 49,, =
~ kD~ deea. su4ss]3sl