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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-27

: e MRDfoAL NoTlcE--Dr. f. Cone may be
consulted as follows In Dayton at the Phil
AZ, los Honse, on "Wednesday, December 30 4;
IA Wednesday January q Wednesday, Febru-
ary "a; Wednesday, March %; Wednesday,
April 20; Wednesday May IS; Wednesday,
June IL. tT
q In Troy at the Morris House, on Thursday
December 81 Thursday January 29; Thurs
day, Februrry 26; Thursday March "a; Thurs
day, April 2l; Thursday, May la Thursday
q Junel6. ge
In Piquia, at the Piqua House, on Friday
JANUARY Il Friday January 29; Friday Feb
ruary &C. Friday, March 25 Friday, April-22
z uEriday, May 2S; Friday, June H. I4 t2
In Xenia, at the Hvelng House Tuesday,
December 49, Tuesday, January 26 Tuesday,
February %; Tuesday, March %; Tuesday,
- April l9i Tuesday, May Z; Tuesday June
ls.
DR.. Cone has practced in the above places
about five years, with the most gratifying sue
cess. he treats all forms of chronic diseases,
and svais Of all improvements in all schools
Of medicine. No charge for consultation,
but cash for medicines Consult DR. Cone
before it is too late
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-27

your flag. therefore, and give us a little ev-
idepce thatyOu cherish in your degeneru-
cy and decline, (ifyou do mot practice It
in your lives) the principle of obedience to
the injunctions of your Divine Master
the Prince Of Peace, who commanded us,
as we love Him, to'turn our swords into
plow-shares, and our spears into pruning
hooks" His Kingdom "is not Of this
world" and therefore the star-spangled
banner has nothing to do with it, Cease
then, to Sebenck Gods temple. The
cross is the ensign of Christianity, and
when the "old Aag'' is substituted in its
stead, we may know that those who do it,
ars not Of the true faith. There was some
thing sublime in the ancient custom of
bearing the cross into battles for the recov-
cry of holy ground, but this modern stra-
tegic idea Of serving the Lord, to the "mu
sic of the Union," and worshiping His ho-
ly name through the inspiration of the
American Eagle, is, to say the least ga
innovation"
"If God be God. serve Him, but if Baal
then serve him." s
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sHERIFFfs SALE,
John NJ Wagner
No 2s77

WW-
Hannah Martin et al. Superior Court
IN obed en-e % the command OF an order of sale
L made in the above case by the Superior Court OF
Montgomery county Ohio, will offer nj public sale
at the door OF the Court House in the city Of Dayton
Saturday, Nav 2s, 1864,
al tao o'clock P Of said day he esorbed
rea estate The north half Of the north nst our
Ter Of section four ~, township four (4) and range
five ~ east etc in Montgomery County, Ohio, con
taning eighty acres, more less.
To be sold free OF dover.
Appraised AT $40 per acre and cannot sell for lass
than two-thirds of the appraisement.
Tarms--One. third cssh, one third IN one and the
balance in Two years from the day Of sale; the defer
red payments TO bear six per cent interest aud to b.
ssciIrae bysmoligaRe On the premises
70 GEORGE WOGAMAH, sherin Mont. county
Z l. n. PfouTs, Attorney - aZ3wts
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sHERIFFs SALE

Elias Kendig Montgomery
Common
Peter Rhodes and others Pleas
| WILL otier at pubic sale 81 the door Of the Court
4 House m the city OF Dayton
Saturday, jane 25t1, 1884,, at o'c{oel p NJ
Of said day. tue following described real STATE to-,st.
tract oflsnd situate IN Jackson tOwnshp, IN the
county ot Montgomery, and hate OF Ohio IN section
No, 10, town rsrge A. easi, beginning al stone set
Tor corneri wltnes white oak x inches in dame.
ter roars n, Gl' W poles y iink- distant, ~ -
poles 2a links nom the north-ras Of said O.
ton, thence south 21a llS pole q links 20 stone
set Tor corner thence S6' lAl y poles 10 stone
set for corner, thence north 81" west l2l poles and
2hnks 20 stone set for corner, hence north So
l6e poles inks TO the hcginninib containing one
hundred and sixteen Ql6) aores two rods aud "a
lnse, hring the same prem conveyed ty Philip
Gethsrs 20 sid Peti Rnoads by deed of March
1885 snd reeoFdedin book No, 2 pages0y ofMont-
gomezy county deed records
Taken IN execution ~ the prop, TtN Of Peter Rhoads
at ne SUIT OF Elias kendg, Elizabeth RuheT r. L
Schenck, aud Others, and has been Appra sed s $50
per acre, and cannot sell for less hsn tgO-thirds OF
tts appraised value.
GEORGE WOGAMAN. sh'h
" B. GuScEEL, Auy. na2l Wis
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Furniture at Auction.

Tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock, c. P. HUI
ber 4 Son will sell at their auction room, No.
57s, Third street, large Mahogany Dining
Table, l DESK l counter, Cook Stove, l
Bird Cage 6 Wash Stands, Ladd & Web
ster Sewing Machine 10 good order, Stair
Carpet, and numerous other articles of furni-
ture,
Also, A new saddles, double sett of Har-
ness, large lot Of Pants, Coats and Vests,
an extensive stock of seasonabie Dry Goods
Military Saddle, Cloth, Bride and accou,
trements, and several baby caps.
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SHERIFF,S SALE

No. 29O7,
superior Court.


superior COnru.
Jesse Duncan, ct. al.
ID virtue o, and in ooedience to- the command of
ID an order Of BAL made In the above cause, and
70 ne directed by the superior Court Of Montgomery
County Ohio, v II offer at Public sale az the door
or besgouTt House. in the city OF Dayton on satur
day .JaHe bth, u! 1854. al 2 o'clock r NJ Of said
Jay the following real estate viz;
Lots numbered four thousand one hundred and
thirl'nye (4l3), four thousand one hundred and
hirly six (4lS6l four thousand one hundred and
oriy I've (il45), and Our thousand one hundred and
iotty Tx t4l4G), uipOered on the revised plat o
he CITY o. Dayton, County Of Montgomery, and
.tate of Ohio.
A So the following lots and parcels ofaud situate
"a sald County Of Montgomery, ana State OF Ohio
and re -crItod as follows to-wii: Sixteen Lots num
bered n'om one to sixteen inclusive in Henry Bacon
Smiths subdivision Of out-lot, numbered eight Is
10 Short's Survey orth oil Mad N er in Mad hiyer
Township in the County Of Montesmery. and & ate
u 0hio, A. aforesaid as designated on the recorded
Plat Of said subdivision.
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prestidigitationl

McAlisteri the world-renowned Prestidigi-
tateur, will be at Huston Hall on Monday and
Tuesday evenings next. McAlister is at the
very head Of his profession His wonderful
feats interest while they amaze his audience
That be will have an overlooking house, is
not to be doubted. 5 3a
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NoTIoR mo- RuNTRRs

THIS Is 10 notify all persona that do moi want any
person 70 come on 10 the farm u ae nnderseneel
pr che purpose OF hunting killing game Of any
kied- should any one 40 80 will prosecute the per.
400 70 the full extent OF the law desire 10 protect
tha 9sfns on my farm. Ny farm is bounded as fol.
lows on the east by widow Emanuel Movers farm;
on the south bY Peter shade on the west By Mrs
widov Epe aud GetteTshrgi and on the north hy the
mtfn On Whish lives Daniel Getter; and my farm les
on Bear Greek, IN Jefferson township, 4ionsgomery
county, Ohio. no2sw6m JOHN ShEPP.
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Argal.
NOTICE.
! ATTACHMENT NOVICE.

John s Mcneil against Young L NcNeh.
FTNHE de endant lOung L. Mcneil, Will take notice
il that on the 18th day OF April, A D. lsG4 petition
was hled agnlns him in the Superior Court OF Mont.
gom"ry count state II Ohio, tor the sum OF six hun.
dr., and eghty-nine dollars aud nety cents and m.
terest for money due upo promssofy note, and a
balance due upon an count, from said Y. L. Mcneil
aud that an attachm ut wss issued again his prop
erty within Montgomery county, upon the ground Of
his being non-reeident OF the State OF Ohio The
defendant will take notice that unless he shall appear
and answer 10 the petition so filed against him by
the l4th day Of MayA.D 1861 judgment will be taken
against hun ior eamount and spec fed int 4rest at
The June term of SAID Conrt and his property sold to
pay The same JOHN s. MCNEIL
j THOMPSON, Attorney. aqiw6
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NOTICE.

NOTICE rs hereby given thai petition will be
IN presented 70 the Trustees OF Miami Township,
montgomery County, Ohio, az their meeting on the
% day Of July ls6s, praying that township road he
aid out ~ iollews Beg nnng OF stone 81 tho sout
west coner df the s0ath- sst quar.er OF onon 10
town range east &c, In the south line ofsaid sec.
ton thence along said ecton line west 70 the cen
tre NJ the township road betseen Miami aud Serman
townships lmay %, ls6fl n SWATSZEL
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Ard cannot sell for loss than two-thIrds Of said
AppraisemenL
TER n s--ODe.sn M Htsll.ione-thnd IN one, and
the ralanoe in tao years rom the day Of sale Tho
deferred payInsBts 10 hsRr6 per cent interest from
the premises. tif GEORGE Wo6AMAN,
sHifH a CuPFi, Ahys. Sheriff.
May q. 1884, TIA
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pIssOLUTION NOTICE.

THE partnership hereloore existing IN tho watoh-
4 making snd Jeweiry business, unfer the hrm
name o Heliridge CO., was dissolved hy mutual
consent, May IS Persons hsypg claims afN nat tho
arm VII pteae nt them fof settle nent ard those in-
teefk. .Atait 3 r JAG B dE FRIDGE,
May Is STD isA Hltg FRANK SAuP.
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99ensiu1ls.
39enslnns.
JusTUs i MCCARTHY,
Attorney and Counselor at Law
AND
SOLICITOR, NOR CLAIMS.
WASHINGTON CITY, D. O..
VIII i've PtompI hVehNon 10 applications Tor
ARREARS OF PAY, BOTNTIES, PENSIONS

And all other CLAIMS before the Executive Depart
mcnts and in the gour of CLAIMS.
Ref RS 10: Hons II. NJ. Rice4 M s.. Iatha~: M e.
wilkinson, United states 9cuaArs; 7 q Black: M
stanton Secretary Of War; wi lam Kellogg Schuyler
CoaN, ?, V. Fouke. Members NJ Congress; Colo uel
q. W. ET w, Of Infiana, aud Others. s
The undsrslCned desires 10 inform persons havn i
demands against the Government q the nited stated
that no is prepared to prosecute their claims with
prom ptness and on Reasonable terms His pran zeal
knowledge oi all the details OF the mt ry ser ice Of
the United states giveh him great facities for the
speedy adlustmen ap7 collection ofeyery description
OF military claims ,rvgr,,..
All persons whOentered the military service after
March i.Gl and are Disabled by wounds or disease
are EMIT ed 10 pensions
Widows Of soldiers who are killed or die beio or
after tier disc argc, from wounds received, or dis
easa cnirsos dwhiie Ia service, arc entitled to pen
sions
Iffo widow, then the children under slztecn wears
OF aie, are entitled to pensions
T'no "idOw 7r chlidr n. tn n the mother wholly
or \ part dependent ou deee spd for ah nport
= no mother then tho sisters n deceased iInder
sixteen wears Of age # wholly or in part dependent
"a ohdeeeased for support
BoUNTiEs.
All enlisted menwho serve two years are entitled TO
Bounty
All wh are discharged, by reasog Of wounds re-
Bounues ana arrears nj pay 1ue deceased soldiere
widow, to his children. ~
i he died unmarried first 10 father; second, If no
aher TO mother; third u 20 father nor mother then
Q ms brothers and sisters. arresrs OF ray goes to
ne hsirs JUSfUs / McCARTY.
JOHN H.sT0PPELMA Esq, Dsyton Montaonl
ry county Ohio, Is my authorized associate ApnIi /
Htons pre- arad aud for srdsd by him, will receive
rom attention. #t..t OIL All
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meOlcal.
CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL


Established in the Year 1850,
FOB TIT CURE or PRIVATE DISEASES.
And underlhe control Of two OF the most Eminsnt
Physicians in the world,
nR. r. lONAPARrE. from London and Paris
~ hosplts, and tor the pasf ten years Of the Cin-
'innati venelesl Hospital, and Dr z B REYNOLDS.
late OF New ork. This is the only Office IN the city
where a ner1anent cure Of Private Diseases can h.
obIsioed without the use Of mercury or change 81
het. GonorIp@a cured 10 o 10 az hours elect cured
10 10 10 davS structures cured in TO weekai Soc
tnrnai hmsspns stopped in to days; seminal
" eshhes Suin N toe WsSSsi syphllisln is prlms-
~ stsges cnrei IN days Sec ndarysynptoms in
to 5weeksi Skin Diseases cured IN 10 weeks: i'm
potency, yigorsestored IN to weeks lldiseases
OF prvele nst're treated with unparalleled success
Dr. Bonsp,rtes great work on nrivste diseases. The
Private Guide oHesth ~ beneficial 10 ALL unalg ana
female, old and Ytung, should read this book Ttyyi
snlighten ,hes@ who erope VA darkness, Price rs
cents, seutby mail
perfectly sale, and never fails 90 60 satisfaction Ttie
the only safe aud sure preventive against disease
rrice o. the French Patent Male safe, 81 the single
EV-Madame LoAE Female Monthly piiis is n
safe and reliable remedy for suppresAons and ali le
male diseases LADIES' should not use them during
pregnancy, as they s,;l produce miscarriage Prcs
81 60 per rooK-extra fine sS-seni 70 any address 81
Drs. d. r. are the meu 20 consult; thev are m
luesuonahly acknowledged 10 be the champions nrid
kings o. v nsrea diseases and he only Doctors who
receive monthly reports from the Old world thev
hsye been accustomed rom an early aqe on youth ~
ntness the various diseases which sihict mankind
md 70 watch me progress through long career OF
professional study IN every sphere 0flifr nom the
umbie abode OF poverty 10 The mansion oil the Wes
ny and having asccrtNue beyond doubt he vast
ienerlFe system a. Their particular sudV and 10 de-
lote helr oeattenuon 70 the alaVahop Of The dis
ses o. hese,mporiaut functions, Noielers wiiiba
answered unless they esntan remittance or post
20 stamp. Call or address,
- Drd soSIPAaTE a RrYEoLps.
s5s Sss2Tf s s',es' 9s'~os0 sl'e' iztA,sesf
Once hours nom Am. toeP.N, 0s
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Dan Voorhees, slapped the dirty mouth
of blood letting Chandler day or two a.
go. We have no objections to this sort
of War Democracy.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-27

We understand that the regiment Of Ma
tional Guards from this county, will be as
signed to the command of Gen. Hunter who
twill be remembered. supersedes Sigel They
are likely to have active work
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-27

FoR REET.-A dwelling house on Smith
Street--No. 81 A three-story brick, 9
rooms. Apply at No. las jefferson st.
Aid
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-27

Bss- u you want good -four go to H. l.. Gil
Hands Flour store, north side of the market,
five doors from Main street. He is now
selling the very best brands in quantities to
sutyou delivered al your house.-lm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-27

mana PlOur store, north side OF the market,
five doors from Main street He is now
selling the very best brands in quantities to
suit You delivered al your house-lm.
The "OLD FLAG" VS.. THE Cross. The
ecclesiastical gentlemen who are doing bu.
siness under the auspices Of the star-span-
gled banner, on Third ST., should remem-
ber that although blessing is promised
to the "Peace Makers, there is no refer
ence in Gods gospel to the cred, white
and blue" They should bear in mind
that Hooker & Burnside crossed their col
umns over the Rapidan under this same
banner, and that the ill-fated army of Gen.
Banks was routed and ruined under its
folds on the Red River, as was Seymour
also at Olustee. Bull Run and Balls
Bluff were apologsed for by the church
bigots, on the ground that the nigger was
ignored and blasphemous thanks were
offered to Deity for the lesson taught our
rulers by these bloody disasters. But O.
lustee, Fort Pillow, and Red River were
lessons" not subject to that peculiar ex-
planation. One of the Red River Commo-
dores has informed the public, that ''for
some reason or other, Providence didn't
smile upon the expedition" but the self
constituted expounder Of the motives of
the Almighty, have been miraculousIy
dumb The removal OF Banks, shows
that the Administration holds him per-
sonally responsible for what the Commo-
dore failed to elucidate in the action of
Providence. Let US make a slight recon
noissance of the situation If Banks had
succeeded in pulverizing the rebels, taking
Shreveport, and plundering the people of
their cotton, niggers, DC, the whole wo'd
have been construed into Providential
smile; but, having met with failure and
disaster he is compelled to shoulder the
responsibility, bear the blame, and retire
into unhonored and unenviable obscurity,
another victim Of the ingratitude of Re-
publics
We conceive this to be a favorable CON
nection, to suggest to the star-spsngled
abolition saints of Third st.. the eminent
propriety of fsvoring the Dayton public
and the crest of mankind" with an ortho-
dox explanation of "rebel victory"--
We appeal to their collective wisdom and
consolidated piety, TO inform us how II
ia the face Of au angry Heaven, and
their mnltitudihous and most puisssnt pc
titions, it is possible for the wicked slave
holding rebels to achieve a triumph in
battle. Go to. gentlemen, and enlighten
us in this regard, and we will publish your
conclusions in accordance with your no.
tions of business-gratis. 1t may pro-
long your session a little, but you are get
eng your board for nothing, and faring,
as Artemus would say, "sumptOosly" eve
ry day. Let your light shine. gentlemen,
the same as it did on your anti.slaverye-
labors. Please, Mr.. Rankin, allow VI
"beloved breethering'' ia. sing the 2en
hymn pretty much as they please ,
few days. and 'this mystery explI I" N
which we have calle 'ion'--
There isn't half as mt t's IN tue
difference between "f A'S' anu u
drops Of grief" as Oe'wss" q
defeat and a victory o' 'o" =
sign, Your lovsh doubted. but
vour nis,v ia an o lon. Take in q
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-27

Wanted to Rent comfortable dwelling
with six to eight rooms The western part
OF the city, north of Fourth St, preferred,-
Enquire at this Office diff
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-27

Eag- Cheap Shirting Flannels can be
had at the Woolen Factory nice and
good article, by WM. Fish.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-27

Farmers who visit the city with teams, are
liable to fine if they feed their horses on
the street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-27

Samuel d King, member OF the n. G..
from Miami City, died in Baltimore from dis
ease OF the heart
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Ausic.
STIRRING MTISIC-

( NM prepared to urnish String Music for bans
rites, 6e at the lowest possible rates Hayip /.
PlsRd with Prof FMrhild during the last snmme r.
ep am mamber Of the begin en tal Hand, az Il
ea9 frnish any number Of pieces Tor q string ham
AIl qders leit with Charles Theohald, corner Thitu
promptly attended to.
delu3m pANTEL PAKER
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Dpring Nouse.
D Vel N c Ho U S e

No.62, sTs eBATR, BET FOURTH FIFTH,
Dayton, Ohio.
TIHE undersigned Informs the putlIe that he 10 E
u practical dyer, and has established dye house nj
be abofe place, and is prepared to color all kinds
any color that may he desired
Grease and stains removed rom all kinds ofabriog
he warrants 70 finish ell goods in a manner to give
satisaonon, having all articles necessary to peror
bis work IN the best possiblestyle.
auIe WERMA Mn WTEnENn
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Garpentrr.
zarfss anu CsIoak Making,

FASHIONABLE Dress d CLOAK MAKING
MIsS ANNA NUssER, fashionable Dress and
IA COAX Maker, begs TO inform her old customers
and Lne public generally that she has opened shCp
on Third atreet McDaniea' FtJre, third story
shs solicits eus ON, and will furnish dressNand cloak
nimmiDgs II desired aIldzse
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TWO NEW BILLIARD TARVps
A. n. IA CLURE.

NO. 800 THIRD sTREET, AT JOHN II sropps
MANS OFFICE
L HAVE large amount Of property for sale. sn.h
as houses and lots IN an parts oi ih,, civ ~ -,
Gus prices, ranging nom four hundred 20 Ten thei,d
dollars on good payments, and well situated, Ssnd
say quantity OF vacant lots Tor sale Also seysr.i
ieIns or safe ranging nom one hundred and tiEtv
the county. -' -
Those having property for sale and thosa .ga6t,,s
70 tNy, VIII DO we'll % call on me- a. I shall riSe
ttomP, sttennon 10 AL business entrusted 10 nv a.
hsNs had eonsidera1le enPensnea in TIA busihass
I@SsA" A, L, MCCLURE.
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Huslr.
MUSIC STORE

fNHE attention of musicians and al lovers Of rtsir
Is called 70 our splendid assortment Of Mi,s esi
Ip,S,fuments Of The most approv uiaDuiactuTes
we nave constantly on hRnd a ine sto, K Of Vtoins
flgtes, Guitars Ooncertinos and accordesns "a, syeg
Yauety OF qushty and ~ ce - '''''
Being also agents for Ernest Cables cetebra,at
tlaho roftes We are de 10 furnish the pptsr VII
these hne Instruments which may be fayotatIy com.
pared WITH the brst nov manufactured
urmchues are such as 10 ct Abie az TO urui.h tts
- hlso music tockssneel music aud Al kinns
uSc'i ~ @ uelshsndse Al prices and terms that car
not hL % prove satisfactory 20 puF hasers
, NH j. q A. FISHER, III MAN street
a4' Between ThiId and hourth
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Sprcial NotlrRs.
SAP MEIER
QR,
CONCENTRATED LYE!

taEae FAMILY SOAP MAKER
w S1x makes high pr eesi Saponher helps % H.
duee them Hrnakes soap y our cehtsa pound
nv using yo0r ll'chen grease.
SECAUTIONi As spurious Lyes are offered
also be careful and only ouy the Patented article
put up lin Iron cans. al o theirs being oOunterfeIts
lS lSREYESYbYGNIA SALT MAEUPAUT,NG CO.,
Rhilsdslphta--No. I9T walnut street.
Ptttsburg@Pttt st. and Duquesne Way.
nolTdawsTnsf ...-.-
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GRAPEVlRE ROOTS FOR SALE.-I
" haze between h'ty and sisty thousand grapevine
roots, one and two years old, for sale Also large
enfnhty el pure new "a avha wins. Orders prompt
ocpsssm :. Rsr sss Dayton PSstctise.
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EMPLoYMEMr

Q7k MONTH-A gents wanted 10 sell SEWING M. .
OIO CHI es We viii give commiss'on 5n ~ ~ :
nlachines sold, or employ agents Kho viii work nr
Tue AbOFe wages and All expenses paid Address
10. d. b HEGRIHTON CT
Detroit, Michigan