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Anairs In YirEtnIn

Nsw YoRK. July 10 "A correspon dent OF
the Richmond Republic, says: Except around
Burkesvile there are no traces of war. The
crops are good Oats are heavier than for
many years Corn promises we'll The peo.
Pile are quiet and industrious Returned sol
diers are msnfully going to work.
General johnson is at Buffalo Springs He
is anxious to go to work n some honest occu
patton, aud set an example OF submission
and obedience to the laws ofhis country.
The Danvile Railroad bas been greatly
improved The timber was cut and brid ses
built across the Staunton River in four days,
by the United States authorities Rather
rspd work for old Virginia
Farmers have met with much embarrass-
ment in the want Of stock and farming uten
sls, but these are being rapidly overcome
Many army horses and mules are being
bought, and more wheat will be sown in tie
fall than for many past years
vi JEFF. DAVIS HEALTH GOOD.
The Commercials correspondent says the
reports that JEFF. Davis is in declining health
are untou1ded Hi5 physician says bis health
is very good.
The Posts special says it seems to bs GER
tain that JEFF Davis win DC tried by Military
Commission, in Washington, on a charge o.
completely in the assassinauon plot
The rooms 10 the 0d Pententiary are "a
be enlarged and fried up
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Ddy- The Oldest Medical Practice is that
Of the family, Long before doctors were
known, the head of the family examined and
prescribed for the members. From the
necessity of the case, the first and often most
important stage of every disease is treated by
,he patients parent or nurse This being so,
how important that the means on hand should
be simple ample and efficient HUMPusEYs'
HoNGoPHArnIo SPECIFIES (adveriised in
another column) perfectly meet this want and
should be in the hands Of every intelligent
family
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Special Notices.


You complain of your stomach, ,unfortu
nate dyspeptic but ought not your stom-
ach to complain of you? Possibly the
pangs you endure are simply the stomach
method Of taking revenge upon you foT
nrglecting and abusing it. Perhaps you
have never made an effort to improve it,
condition. dhut on the other hand are con.
tinually examining it with unwholesomt
aud ,incongruous food. Have you ever
tried Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,a proper
diet, and regular meals {? The Btters in
aweek would putyour digestive apparatus
in perfect order, regulate the flow OF bile
in accordance with the laws OF health, ,ana
produce Just so much aperient action sS
would be necessary for your good ami
when you are once all right, judicious and
regular dieting, with little of the Tonic
now and then, would keep you so. If you
have neglected these means Of cuIe, don't
blame your stomach for its rebellion. 1t
is merely natures hint that she wants hel p.
If you neglect it, the next thing may be
inflammation, or Scirrhus Cancer, or some
other violent and dangerous disease. There
is such thing as being too tate in these
matters. Hootetter's Bitters will cure
Dyspepsia; but Dyspepsia may en-
gender diseases which defy all restors-
tiyes
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(Oommunicated.)

EDIToH EHPRE:--As, John u Kreidler
alias Chimney Top, has failed to give the
desired information which was politely request
ed Of him in previous communication il
seems palpably clear to all honest men that
the shoe has already began to pinch. The
questions asked OF you were such as one
gentleman could REASONABLY ask of another.
But to avoid the main issne, you turn black
guard and spout out all the vials Of your
wrath, disgorging all the effluva that your
dirty nature could command upon the sup.
posed victims of your malice.
AS to your insulting reply about horse
thieves" and 'groveling dogs" it is an old
adage-lst, that birds Of a feather flock to.
gether I'D, that beasts of a similar nature
know each others pecuarities.
About the flag which you puroined from
The members of your company, and claim
hat the presentation was made solely to you,
we propose to show at the earliest possible
convenient time by entirely dsinterested
members belonging TO the Stockdale, No. |,
OF the several companies composing said
command Of the l0Sth Regiment that the
| flag was presented as a whole aud not a part
of said command We will leave the com
munity to Judge who we're better entitled to
it--those who faithfully served their time of
enlistment, or fh. officer who, when danger
became the thicbes', resigned his commits
sion and retired to the more peaceable avo.
cations OF life.
As TO the bounty spoken Of in your com
mu nicstian while you don't deny that there
still remains money in your possession, you
say that if the claims are presented, you are
still able to pay the money over to the rightfu
parties as you was left guardian over such
noneys--or have you it arranged in such q
manner that said claims could not be urged
without going to law about them.
One soldiers wife in particular, whose hus
band enlisted in your company, claims that
she never received the local bounty which
was due her husband, and the neglect and
mismanagement in this matter she attributes
to you. And after the soldier had returned
home with broken and shattered constitution
from the grim battle field, scarcely able to
stand on his feet, no money in his pocket, a
family to support without any means what
ever, did Capt. j. U Kreider, alias Chimney
Top, interest himself in bis behalf and do the
duty of one comrade to another Not so but
the very men whom he stigmstizes as Frank
lin Street and vicinity Rebs," we're the very
ones to see that this man, when he had taker
TO bed, was properly cared for they wen
around gathering contributions, and sympa
thized with the afflicted wife in her trying
hour
There are facts, stubborn as they may seem
which have not been derived from heresay
since We arrived home, but are substantiatet
| by proof which we intend to bring to ligh
through the sources from which they have
actually occurred.
Though the mills Of God grind slowly, they
grind exceedingly strong.
George Kramer, Edmund Zwiesler,
Anthony GOetz, Anthony Happier
Christ Rumpf, Jacob Hand,
William Osterday, Anthony Kist,
Dayton, July II, 1865.
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The following letter was received by the
editor Of the OipciDnati Medical Journal"
send yon a statement Of young man in
this place who had the Scrofola 80 bad that
the doctors gave him 40, aud considered bis
case incurAhle-tried Ail'remedies he could
hear Of His mother came 10 my store and
wanted to know IL | had anything that would
cure him, recommended SoovILL's BLooD
AND LivsR sYRUP She took one hottie, aud
since that has got two more. The first bottle
got him on HIS feet, and the second enabled
him 10 walk, the third she got this morning.
he was the worst living human being you
ever saw He would fr,ghten The 6rmest
minded maa he was pAier tbaa any corpse
| ever saw-he had sores on him larger than
my fat, in different places. The above is a
tTus slatement
His skin has now good color, and he feels
we'll He was actually the worst looking
living being ever saw--a man could hardly
look at him witbout shedding tears
Yours, W II. PRATT. Druggist
New Washington, Crawford county, Ohio,
January "a, 1860
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From Nswbsrn. N. G.

NRwBERN, N C., JAY 5-Hon J. T, HoaRh
the new Mayor. insugurated the new city gov.
ernment by administering the oath Of office
to the city officials aud police force, which
enabled the troops 10 retire to their tents in
the 6ed.
Green corn, new potatoes, melons, berries,
and fruits Of all kinds, including grapes aud
6gs, are now plenty in North Caroline, whose
soil yields all the products grown in the North
or extreme South.
The mercury in NAwbsru vent up to 90
on The Al ofJuly making the horeH day Of
the season. .a.lI ..ra Hsl.... .H.r
There is much feeling among the troops
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Tho Bodies OF the Executed 10 be De.
liVered TO their Friends

New YoRK July lO.-The Posts Washing
ten special says Colonel Barton Harrison,
lately private Secretary to JEFF. Davis, is con-
fined in the Old Penitentiary
The military authorities at Washington
have concluded to deliver the bodies Of the
executed ssssssius TO their friends, for barial.
The disntermeut will take place i'm mediately
The remainder Of the conspirstors leave
for the Albany Peritenrisry to night
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From Fortrs.s Monroe.

FoRrREss MONROE, July s--The rebel
prisoners have all been removed from the
hospital at Newport News aud sent South
One hundred horses and Gfty mules Gov
eminent property. will be sold at auction at
Camp Hamilton, on the 10th inst
Thermometer yesterday 1913 in the shade 4,
to day l09.
The steamer L Il Cahill has arrived from
Baltimore, With Is released rebel prisoners
tor City Point
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But the erownng .lorv NJ hs life remains 20 be at
tanned in his discovery, rather combination FOR he
does not clam In have heau the OF GEDRoN
which il the basis ~ the Btt4r4 now offered to the
public. That honor belongs ts thn nHrve inhabitants
OF Central America to whom it, virtues have heen
known for more than two hundred wears Armed
with II tho Indian bids defiance to the most deadly
mslaria, and handles without fear, the most venom
Gus serpens, II IA helief with them that while
there is breath in the BODY he Oedron is potent to
cure no matter what The disease may be.
while Or. Bulls not prenared to endorse this eX-
tr,vagant preenson, no nevertheless satisfied rom
a athorough examination NJ tho evidence relating tn
its virtues, tn tas remedy and nrevenaiive for all
diseases arising from exposure, either to change NJ
weather or clrlste, or to miasmatlc influences, IL
stands
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s65- Notice is hereby given that I lost,
yesterday, due bill payable to Margaretta
Heffner for $l00, without stamp All per-
sons are cautioned against receiving it, as
payment is stopped.
ERNEST BoUT
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Notice TO the Enrolled Militia of
Montgomery County, Ohio.
AUDIroR's OFFICE, |
DAYTON, July 5, 1865. !

AUDITORS OFFICE,
DAYTON, July 5, 1865,
AMENDED SECTION OF MILITIA LAW.
Every person physically disabled may be
exempted from military duty if he files with
the County Auditor, on or before the 18th
day of August of every year, a statement OF
the County Military Surgeon, certifying that
such persons is un6tfor military duty by rea--
son of such physical disability or bodily in
trinity, which shall be described in said state
ment
SURGEONS NOTICE.
All persons claiming exemption under
above section Of militia law, are requested to
present themselves for examination TO DR..
W. Il, Lamme, Surgeon appointed by the
Governor of Ohio, at the Office Of DR.. d. K.
Steele, corner of Third and Ludlow street,
from ten o'clock A. NJ, to three o'clock P. M.
DR. LAmme will begin the examination on the
lst day of July aud continue the same until
the 10th day of August, up to which date all
persons claiming exemption must present
themselves.
J. W. DIETNoH,
July 3-dlw&w2t County Auditor.
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rN DYSPEPSIA.

And ta attendant train OF symptoms, acts more like
A CHARM than q medicine There is nothing in the
whole ran of NstAwa MeAica that for MON ent
boar y comnsrison with II In this disease DIG
hil account of this wonderful plant m ~ hf found
in the eleventh eition ~ the United States Dlspens
atory, pages 1887 and 1923.
A series Of experiments in which DR. Bu has heen
for wears ergqged has lust bAen brought success
fui Termination and he is enabled to oer to the
public 60 ubinaton o. CEDRoN with other approved
tonics, the whole preserved thu hest quality of
copper distilled Bourbon Whisky, which he is conf
dent has no e1ua in the world. HHt1I .n-H.
He might furnish volume NJ oerthettAs tult the
public have long since learned estimate such things
by their true value The safest nlan is for
totssttor himself the virtues Of new medicine
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A Card.

DAYTON, July 8, 1865
Weihe undersigned do hereby acknowledge
the receipt of four hundred dollars of the
Teutonia Insurance Company Of Dayton,
Ohio, being the amount Of loss sustained by
MS at the Huston Building FIRE, April oath,
1865, the same being in full satisfaction Of
our loss, paid promptly as soon as properly
demanded.
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A CnlI.ctor An.auItsd.

LOUISVILLE July lO.-PhillIp Speed, Col
lector OF Internal Revenue, was assaulted
while going homeward Saturday, evening,
at | o'clock, by three men in the garb OF
soldiers, one whereof, with a bowlder, knock.
ed 10 several Of his teeth. ioAictipg severe
wound. Mr. Speed thinks their purpose was
robbery Speed is doing we'll.
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here who have been mustered out Of service
They want thsir pay very much, and have
been waiting for il tor a long time.
The sPFestdent en- route for RichmOnd,
NEw YORK July l0.--The Commercial g
special says that President johnson has gone
to the Potomac on an excursion, and it is con
jectured be will visit Richmond upon his re-
turn
Sickness is greatly increasing in Richmond.
HON. O. II. PESDLEToS IN wAeHENGToN.
Hon. G H Pendeton, late Democratic
candidate for Vce-President, arrived in Wash.
inston to day on a poltica, mission.
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Is entirely nnisness.
rArESrEp DEVICE prevents its being turned back.
War-.
Ih' PArEsTKD NEEDLE cannot be set wrong
~ e = TESrt HFMMER AND FELLER ANb BHAiDER
eaunDi be sci wrong
ruq str than any other.
II will ne YER dr p n siItch.
/ is fhs only praa tics Machine which ALL can use.
" does lie finest nd neatest work known. aud
All varieties Of family sewing in the most ierfect
marnfr
No other machine lakes the '1w sTED Loo SrIrcH'
u can vt be Just or got put OF ordcr
uses the 'AursTIEG Heck -
WhaAver the meii,s OF other DRehines q is TO
tlsp rsge e't TO say the WILCOX & lu- ls worth,
for nny use, double that OF any other ever otas I'd
the public,
The G ii tda' a. the American institute, and nu-
m"TUu- First Premiums at Ststs Far, 90 no
neeung- OF MechaT zeal and Scientific ~o.tf- all
over the world are among its topile7
1t is now the Great Leading Family Sewing
Machine all over the World.
CINCINNATI, 70 West 4th st.
al2dsW3m
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Dissolution.

THE pArtne ship. in the Clothing Business, here
il tofore existing between the undarsig gned under
the nrm name Of sohwars Rosin, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent, Mr. schwAz having pur-
chased the interest OF L. Rosn assumes all indebted
ness ofthe Arm and 10 authorized 70 collect All out
standing debta. II SCHwARZ,
je 22H LOUIS ROslN.
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MERCHANTS EXCHANGE. Lunch every day
at 81 A. NJ, consisting of turtle soup, vege-
tables, &c.
Spring chickens, lamb Porter House steak
and other favorite dishes to be had at AM
hour, day or evening.
2 Day boarders accommodated with board.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-11

Doors AND SHoEs The place to buy
Boots and Shoes of the best quality and latest
styles, is Jo Hautgen's, on Jefferson street,
between Third and Fourth. he has lately
seplenished his stock by srtioles of his own
ilanufacture, and is prepared to Ssll at prices
hich cannot fail to satisfy every body. His
va customers and the entire public are
.nvited to call and examine his extensive
ssortment. They will not go away dssatis-
jed either as to quality or price
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-11

S6ys The communication Of Edmund Zwies
Ter, being handed in too late, will appear in
to.morrow's issue.
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Boy Losr.--A boy about four years old, and
with pants and waist Of light blue, light
dair and blue eyes, aud barsfooted, left his
nome about 10 o clock this morning Any in
reformation, respecting him, will be thank
|'ully received, at Paulus Livery Stable, JEFF
lferson street. ShelIsbsrger's old stand,
si lsa Fl. NJ. GRKGG.
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Railroad in Running order.

gers announce that the Orange and Alexab-
dria Railroad is in working order s3 far as
Cupepper Court house. and trains running
daily betweeu that place aud Richmood.
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New York, july, lo-Mr. John A Slick
late pastor of the YorkviIle Methodist Episco.
pal Church, but more recently real estate
agent, committed suicide this morning by
hanging himself, 10 a fit of alteration OF
mind
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-11

WANTED BUslNEss.-A practical mechanic
wishes to engage in some mechanical bust
uess Any one wishing to form q partner
ship, and invest capital 10 about $4,000, will
please inform me through Mr.. J. D. Stout or
W s. Phelps. Of DAYTON.
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R6s- welearn that the First Ohio Regime n

p1- Welearn that the First Ohio Regime mt
Heavy Artilery--to wb' ch is attached large
Dumber of young men from this vicinity-is
to be mustered out Of service this week, and
may be looked for home by the middle of the
present north. The Regiment was to be i n
Knoxville, Tenn, last Saturday for the pur-
pose Of being mustered out
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chs Accident Insurance Company OF
'h Ohio. tHD H..

lche Accident Insurance Company of
Il 'h Ohio. ItHt.
Since our last notice of this Company, we
pc by the books of the Agent, that it con-
nues to meet with decided success, and we
bay remark that no better evidence can be
lresentsd of the utility Of accident insurance
ban is found in the number of intelligent per-
pus that avail themselves OF this means to
roVide comfortable support for themselves
i'd families aud why should any hesitate ?
he premiums are go very small that ten
pllars week and two thousand dollars in
Use Of death are within the reach Of every
ssrson. Accidents are continually occurring
|ghy then put off for single day the securing
n policy.
II was only yesterday, gentleman with a
badly woundsd hand stated to the agent that
had but few days before about concluded
insure and had even turned towards the Of
fee for that purpose, but finally thought day
so would make no difference, but in the
leaBtime the sharp edged cbisel did its work,
hd no fifteen dollars a week secured for the
pport Of the family for the next month or so
e copy from the books Of the Company
smber Of names and amOunts for which pol.
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CARRIAGE THINKERS WANTED Apply to
J. Langdon q Bro, Main street
jylldlw.
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maxwell Il SNYDER.

s ATTEND THE GREAT SALE Sale Of Silver
Ware and Photographic Albums, at c, P
Huber & Sons Auction Room, this evening at
eight o'clock.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-11

NEW YoRK, July 10 The Irish Brigade
went up to Hatt's Island this morning, to re-
ceivs their pay and be mustere out
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Dayton Market.

DAHTos July IL
FLoUR-Red v6est, 81 OO@S7 so.
WHEAT--Sl 25. Hf
CORN-60.
OATS-40.
RYE-40
BARLEY--75. ....... ......
BEEF-l5@2O
BUrTER-20@25.
CHlCKENS-35@40.
EGGS-20c per doz.
GRoogRIEs-RETAII PRICES
TEAs-$2 4O@2 60.
COFFEE-35C937c per pound
SUGAR-l5.
COFFEE SUGAR-22 per h.
CRUSHED SUGAR-25c per II
MOLASSES-$l 40@l GOAL 60 per saj
lon.
SYRUP-sl 10.
RICE-l6c per 10.
POTAT0ES-$l 25@l so per bush
APPLES-$2 00@2 10. .lU.
LARD--20
CHEESE-20o,
STARCH-l2lc per H.
SOAPS-l5c per ID.
T0BACC0-$1 OO@I 25 per n.
SHOT-25@30c per ID
LEAD-2Oc per b.
WHOLESALE PRICES
corrected oy Il. oBrisn 4 Brother1
TEAS-$l 5O@l so.
COFFEk-30@32.
SUGAR-l4020..
COFFEE SUGAR-2O@2lc per ib.
CRUSHED SUGAR-21c per 10.
M0LASSES-$l 20@l 25 per gal.
RlCE-l2t@l3Ac perl ID.
LARD-2O@22. .....
TOBACCO-7O@$l3O per ID.
SH0r-S3 75@4 90 per sack.
LEAD-l4c per To-
DRIED APPLES-sl69I.
BUTTER-lS625c. ..
CHEESE-l73@ls1s .....
SrARCH-9GBlOc per ID.
SOAPS-l3@l7 per ID. .. .s..,.
NEW PQTATOES-Sl 75 per bushel
SWEET POTATOES-s2 OOGA2 10 mar
bushel.
HAY-Timothy SCOOPS per ton.
WHISKY-$2 05 for common.
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WIN. N. coNoVER,

Ytll attend 10 drawing and Acknowledging Deeds
Gni tbs collection Of claims.
He Is also prepared TO At tend TO the drawing Of in
slruments OF writing, correctly, at short notice.
atta ..s. modswly ,e, sefu,4o
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Roback's BitteFs.

UThere 10 many n true word spoken
In Jest" said 2 ntleman to his friend who re-
marked that s'Grecnbacks are good but
RObacks are better."
See c W. Roback's Advertisement OF his
Bitiers in another column.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-11

y nnO GALLONS ofCopper Distilled Rye Whs-
Z,UNNI Ky, FRO ore TO three years old The
saline will he guarant' ed o. genuine, distilled accord
m 10 the OLD rmsn fash on, and il therefore we'll
siRptai TO miiy an for medical purposes Also
thr'e mn dr-d "a lols ofPeaeh and cstawbA Branoy,
arout thre- NeArs 81
rhe-e liquors vi be sold 70 suit purchasers In
any qlantity. from barrel to the smallest ken
PHILIP zAPP,
mi0dAW2m
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NEVER BETTER.-The prospect for large
and abundant crops was never better in the
Miami Valley. The late rains are bringing
forward the corn, oats, potatoes and vegetables
o., every kind with rush. They are already
considered out Of dagger from drought, and
the promise is, that the yield will be enormous
and the quality the very best This is hope.
ful sign that consumers OF the necessaries OF
life will soon be relieved from the exhorbitant
and runinous prices which have go long
prevailed r'tsI-'. fD Nt
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His Compound Of Wild Cherry has become a
household word throughout the West
and South. His Worm Loz.
enpes in less than wear
after their Introduction at
tanned reputation a' wide spread
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icies we're issued for the latter part Of June,
while July, so far we see By the record would
greatly swell the list
John Soppelman. $1,000, Warren Nun
ger, $4,000 Thos Brown, $40, 900 II Comp
ton, $4,000; J spinjler, $4,000 Conrod
Rosner, $500 Charles Guthsil, 81, 600 E
S Young, $4,000, James Ryder, $1,000
W l. Darrow, $4,000 A Barr Irwin, s., 900
Charles f Kinsmorc, $1,000 MI Tanner,
$4,000 s Bremen, $1,000 B N Beaver
$4,000 J B olwiu, $1,000 John D John.
son, $4,000 DR.. s F Compton, 50 900 J 1
Andrews, $4,000; John " Larew, 81 900
Remember the Office is over Prugh q Rikes
Dry Goods Store on Third street. fl5
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WITHOUT n RIVAL

And Justly deserves the reputation II has so long
joyedin Central Amer1ca and the West Indier.
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@rntcaI.
DR.. John BILLS

EETI '4oAl06
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JOHN BULL. OF Lou1svrLLE. KENTUCKY.

rF4is nrnitahle preparation afSARsAPAHILLA NJ
has long stood AZ the head Of NE various compounds
OF that valuable drug.
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Compound Cedron Bitters

tHgrF sa8Oal