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The sun., 1865-03-22
SOCIETY NOTICES.

A .. II.--THE MEMBERS OF THE Board
Alsh Directors Now NotL, Bto1kb IL Woehawkou
A.l NrHirhusrt Co.. Ia Ieuuested 10 attend thr pl,c-
ton iot national on,cr Tor the ensuing year, a.,
Wednesday evening March I'D at o'cock nj Lpa!-
tuHt'.t' tl3 li'Hs'r st M,nucr- Of adjacent stain.
tud ''uuil"' 4 ltiuc.trl " attend. THOMAS
hlEN0, \. D. IOliN ~ CHER y. \ ~
A II HllC MEETING OF THE LADIES'
- I.th't MstAcw T. a. u. soclety No Z. of New
in siii %, l'id Ht Father Alihru lIall 40 fiehh
D.. '"u. "u 'dhrsuhj evening, NGrrh ~, l-ii5, AZ
haIi pal sctcn "'rI"'k speaking b. Nj. Iuban.
!'n.J nnd llaI dnfs tho ca Wood SAWYER. Singing
" ~. ahl Ms ''tc'pNuyI, Airs Hyrnu., Mrs kin-
.a't aud nth'P hItllALl MADDEN, President.
lilIlif htHlIDl ~, Rec, -cJy us
A il.ELlI MEETING on TIE M'MANUS
80 l.n' ui a." .oni.n lItoihoThood viii be- hrd at
ln uai" Iiai. ''snrt ~ llth ~ ami .d av, Wed
hr'I' l''tinf Ma. "a, Al a. o'clock SrNeral
"alhf fI''h'l t'nil'n"u aiil deliver ahlte-fr'. lG
IAIIiiE AlAlllEWT. 4. II. SOCIETY No.
4 VIII hold public temperance n er ting
At lff lihll i.i lnHt l2th IT, on thl4 Ntduc day
t'tu.up iho meeting viii lo addiossri hy tie
Ttrat t'mp"iarCo advocatns Ic0fPo j. CAmpl ell and
u .ht ninging by Mossis. Osuuyan AID " al
Ia, IAi NtElDl " klul, frest
WILLIAM O'DRILh, isee, beG IA
The sun., 1865-03-22
TRADE NOTICES.

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE PAINT
"a ers CtuuaI Union viii be hc.i at Military Hail
NcJle day even ~, 22d inst. 70 transact impor
nut uu''aess' l. A. sEl 1lOI h Pee. 4. fhEL\N,
sec, 5J
DRl GOODS CLERKS EARLY CLOSING
- -o. iuu.A meeting OF this association viii be
held H' LrIy Co-iug iisii sd1 BoScly this wednes-
tay evening NJ O'Clock. } Ae ucmhers are IArticu-
\. tROMAC, Rec sec. l5l
EILDEKS A11ENTlON-A SPECIAL Meet.
" iur Of tho uAdri-' Protective Union " ~ 10 held
tue MriuCsuav yrnng, March 2yd, at o'cock z NJ.
NJ Mltar Hall 10 oe cry relative to ilnpo tant bl.
,9"t iclutne me seriols gtt' ntlon Of all. Wh
BUCHANAN, Pres. }. BKOkUskL soc. lub
HARNESS MAKERS, JOURNEYMEN, VIII
4 take notice th4t JACOB RICK, 80 ON ~. cor.
-ih tta dlscont uued psy ing the Pook's price"
coueet tueuuy his hands ceased work ard now ou
strike. All louur, harness maker Gru teluc.tei
MOI no iutstiere " ith said s,rike By order TIOS
=. DREW, fr, sdcnt. a5l
NOTICE To BOSS MASONs-ON AND
! aitrr Monday 81 Of April the operative masons
o ior "kukuE VO IN, President. Eli. BKOwS,
s'.. 2G6
DNNTEES-THE DELEGATES To THE
Central { a.en Will meet thi- " eduetd9y even
busiuess. By otlrr FREbh. A. sEIAUI A, fre.i,
t'nt l.. .fllALtN, etc,ctap. 90
SlHlP JOINERS-A SPECIAL MEETING
- 81 the Manhattan branch ~ Y. Ship .IoluprS
mon viii 1. i"a nj. "wednesday evening at y
O'Clock, II hriln iiAll - avenue u, bot ID aud AN
sts, ~ axe into confederation the advance Of vaFss
All luuers are invited to Hitond. b, order OF
lultlf MAkE. ft,-. 4. l.. RALEIGH, sec. III
TlNflAIE, COPPER AND SHEET IRON
l. Worker Toteciive aud Bonevolent Mon A
rolaT c.,iuF will be- held th- evening at Military
lh,L lJa HoNCry. All members, aud the traie in
phfucI.W are tClucrtod 10 attend. NM. Nj M
iro.. " +. WHITE, sec. X,
fTHE TINSMlIH'S PROTECTIVE AND
ieue,olcnt mon ~ m,ct this ,enine At Mil.
t.N Han lJs iov ory. Every member Ia Ialue.ted
g. ATTEND =" hear tLt report Of the hall Commit,
| 49, pr,''r IT tho Union. MM. NJ, Pre-. ~ r.
] MllIIf. Soc. ~
The sun., 1865-03-22
SOCIETY NOTICES.

EATHFR MhTHEE 7. \. Is. SOCIETY So
L B. roy y N.-tulic Gco.ins u their ball ri
even ~. tet 81 ,h and 5Sth sts and -tn ave. "
Tn0Mis HE,%HER RrS spc - II
ELNiAN SGSTERHOOD-THt LADIES Or
Il the kincora Cirrie viii bod a pubic meeting o.
Prince st At IsP II. lAe moctins vi be sddress.
cd BY W. John Me- n.s-, j Iotiu. LsI., aud ths
Hon iudee Conuoly. All ,siiline TO aid 10 lie.
BROwN' sec Via. O'silEi, nict ia
MEETlNG TO FILL Up THE QUOTA OF
vi 1HE LLLNLNlH WARD
,.ec % place on 'wFfnSispAY EVfSiSi. the va
inst. ~ o'cock. at Busam'' Hall ~ second -
for the pu pee. oi taking the uece s4ry sasures oi
the 'ling o. the quota Of he Eleven hNa-d In oIdsI
& avoid he cuorcH ~ Of the draft, Thereby sivtn.
re be-. 10 th,c dale. feAdy.
II Il e1pev'Cd that al pItri0'ic citizens of thh
Ard, and c.rcc,iily thcse diait.d Liable to l'
oIeed, Wi no tail to aid thu dsihtei eted an| Sen
I'D Mil, ND, -is,ian Nsvert,
Hmm Misre4 red ketper.
Cb.i.'ian Mei2gsr, lceis II Watts,
rNuue' :. Ac-cr, ]. =. Ioo.ei
lgms joyce James X. Taylor,
Maenus Gtu-s, James " Gutter,
Chss y We ine, u IT, NcA pin,
bernard kely, John Roth,
u. II. W. ght, Peer l}owe,
Andrew K. 1hckmaa, lohn Turner,
Chas Cur James Little,
goeeph Waurler Fro1. " Loew,
Ntu. BOtldinAn, Louis SChlHm,
ldWHd co tguU, Simon llAzetOn.
loiVr Mckul-hL r0ter HainiIl
Rudolph Wyman, Philip ". ArbogU.
/. Optsuheifner, t,cO bender,
FdwA.d fefley. Nathan RosrnAu.
Joeeph A. IyouP .pob Clark,
John tUuklin, VIM !. Nourmsl.
hudfcw smith Edwafd Mchllbg,
Tuuis II Dur ga, Alexander Irwin,
Joseph tiutt, uiHrc. Never SChutz,
Christian schmidt, n. G. Calkiu,
John fArr, John leNis,
John Sccoie, Leopold Anshacbcr,
John h. liotimire, .lobn EOlch,
Geo. W. Quutard, thas. ]. botue.
T 4 S.CIr, John VI tlrkaou,
WIN. Cumnucs, SR'hau Hvman,
Wm. n. Nchh, Jacob -chnoidcr
| hicha"l Dovoy, Henry Msalof. 10
| nrA-Ilr aiI-AlnInS AI AI I'VE n..n.I
The sun., 1865-03-22

AUCTION NOTlCE.-GAS FIXTURES And
n pumhorr' ate iAls and tools will b. sold TO tho
highest tidder from store % Beecker street, the
owuor IL PEELED 10 give up business owing 10 IA
b, Ath, Medncidhv, haTca - al lUs \. nj. q. ".
HORTON, AuctiOueer. 10
The sun., 1865-03-22
IN ALNTION-tIl, ,OOO MNRTH OF PARLOK.

LHchanbsr, dining room and nursury iuru,tur" "A
pu lie auction hs day Ht o'clock NJ dwelling house
1852 West Ist st near 9Th ave. tapc'try and ingr,in
pcl- elcsAnt pau furniture, bureaus, ~ oOd
and mahogany bedseads, spring anu hair matt s-s,s,
coks rilt mirrors, vases paintines sofa beds oals,
lounges suits In r,pt, beds and heddius, curtains,
shsdta tables rockers. extension table. duin. ohas,
china cut siVs, Cr, CkCry cutlery silyerwAre &c No
po.'ronatnCut. lia
The sun., 1865-03-22

MOKIGAGE NALE, by WM, WOLF,
WI Auctioncer Sells on Wednesday, March I'D,
IL o'c eek, the stock and fixtures OF the Eroc ~
anu liquor store, No. 30 Tenth VI 2Oth sl,
ooualsting OF turars Icaa, colee- spcos, bo1es d
soap and starch, barrels oi flour kerO-1ue oil hrkius
Of bu.or aud lard WinCs, bandies and gins,
counters tcals. shoS caes beer pumps eas hXtuTcS.
Also bay "a Iae, grocery wagon. ct haIncss &c,
IOllN ANIlkEM. AL-ornev Tor M0rtA.er. 8-y
The sun., 1865-03-22

WtiiAu uUu tuid lut.ult, sOlLs tare-, chai T.
CatIets beds md bedding, blankets, shirts AMI draw
&C, Nc l2T
The sun., 1865-03-22

- cassiu,Ios AMI hosiery. RICHARD WALTERS,
Auct., will sell this day, a. II O'Clock at " iIst
KNnAuwar.a a iarte and general AHsOitmrut Of mems 4
new clothing cloths, caasimers hannels aud hosiery
gold.. JAS. ~ SCH, late sheriff. JOHN LYNCH,
deputy, lJI
The sun., 1865-03-22

10 4. N. R.fraius csn D. lad lcIo.c ,1e ,ae' as
MORIGAG SALE OF HOESES, Wagons.
4'l HGIn'ss Lig i1rs, Cigars, &c.-S. BERN AZ
Co, AuctioueeTr cell this day, Wednesday, harCu
22l At iC o'clock NJ l3 Iowur, large lot cignrs,
prtsnt ci iir machines tnla'rn &C.: also large
fine old BouIbon and monongahela whiHkey pipes and
l1lrClr gln, cu-k- ana cis 'uc cuulCe biA.d "a.
casks port and sherry wines, champagne, &c. also
large lot Of choice Slnes, uquOls bitten and cor
dlals In cask' aud cares; grey horse, haincss i've
NA.nnh. o0.rIed nagOn.. lurnllnre. &c. ..2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-29

great county viii make known 70 these
men through the legal, peaceable means
Of the ballot box, their wishes upon this
important subject. Now that the excite.
ment of the war is over, it will not, in
our opinion, bo long before reason will
again assume her sway over the minds of
men, And when this very desirable event
occurs, Joseph Holt, and Edwin NJ. Stan
ton, the libeler and defamer of General
Sherman, proprietors and managers Of
the "Buresu of Military Justice" for
their many and Infamous usurpations and
violations Of the constitution and laws {
their country, will have to answer before
the bar OF justice
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-29

Noah Anderson, John Bennett, Eliza Bennett, Daniel
Brain, Maria Brain, all Of the State Of Indiana !
David Smith, Sarah smth, OF Madison county,
Ohio JacOn King Polly King, Samantha Ander-
son, and Alfred lams, Guardian Of Everett An
derson and Oerda Anderson, OF Montgomery
County Ohio, Defendants.
The above named defendants are hereby notified
that James Anderson on the 10th day of june A. D.,
1865 filed his petition in the Superior Court OF Mont
gomery county, praying that partition be made ofthe
following described premises situated in said county
being in the South West quarter OF sect No. thirty
four (3l), township iye (6) Range five 10y, East, be-
ginning at the South Kast corner Of alotnow owned by
the heirs of John Bechtol, deceased, running thence
North, twenty rods, to corner stone thence East
twenty four rods to corner stone thence South,
twenty rods to a corner thence Wes., twenty four
perehes to the place Of beganing, containing three
acres more or less and that at the next term ofsad
court said plaintiff will make application for order
that partition be made OF said premises in pursuance
e. THOMPSON,
ie27 CIV Attorney.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-29
Current News Items.

There s trouble about the charges on cotton
made at the New York Custom house. They
nre said to be unauthorized at Washington
One cent pound on cotton has been charged
this fec will, upon proper evidence, get il
back.
The Secretary Of the Treasury is of the
opinion that he will be able TO meet the
Government requirements until the meeting Of
Congress The expenditures are diminishing
and the receipts are increasing.
1t is said that a perfect reign OF terror
prevails in Texas, and that murders aud
robberies prevail TO an alarming extent, 1t
is denied that Generals Kirby Smith or Ma
gruder made any thing by cotton specula-
ton.
The reward for the capture Of Lloyd. the
keeper Of the hotel at Surrattsville, for hi
connection with the murder Of Lincoln,
has been repudiated. he was the principal
witness against Mrs. Surratt, aud received,
probably an indemnity fsr procuring her
death.
In the month Of June 1000 claims for
priEe.money were filed at the Fourth Audi
tors office, and over $2O,OOO,OOO we're dis
bursed TO them--in all $4,000 for each claim.
ant.
Governor Perry has sent letter to Gensr'
al Howard, evincinR his willingness to co
operate with him in taking charge of the Gov
ernment negro boarding and work house in
South Carolina.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue has
decided that manufactured tobacco may be
cut into smoking or chewing tobacco, if it IS
done in the presence Of the Inspector, with
out extra duty.
General Monot, the Mexican commander at
Mstamoras, is said to have received ordera
from Macmillan to raise battalion, in Texas
for guerrilla service.
There are said to be between seven and
eight thousand Texans and Mssourlans on
their way to Mexico. They are organised and
armed.
There is complaint that the Federal
authorities do not furnish transportation to
paroled rebel soldiers who wish to return.
They are having hot weather in New York
The Thermometer yesterday was 80 in the
shade and Ito in che sun.
General Sol. Meredith has made speech
in Indianapolis, in which he opposes negro
suffrage, and sustains President Johnson
The crops in Wisconsin are said to be very
fne-ths wheat crop the best they have had
since 1859.
General Joe Johnston has applied for pardon
and will receive it.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-29

By law Of Congress, all deserters who
failed to return to duty by the lst of May,
1865. forfeited their citizenship, and are
therefore dlsfrsnchised. Journal.
Will the Journal please inform US where
Congress got the power to fix the quRlifcs-
tions Of voters in the States-to say who
should be disfranchised, and who should not
That power used to be vested in the States
alone; but abolition rule brings great many
queer things to pass in these days-Empire
And so, the Empire is opposed to the vo.
ting Of gallant foreigners-Irish men and
Germans-who fought in the army to main
tain the Union. We are not at all surprised
The Copperhead party in every State of the
Union opposed the soldiers voting laws
They have not yet got over their hostility to
them.-Journdl
Instead Of giving a civil answer to a
very civil question, the Journal uttsrs the
stupid falsehood that "the Empire is op-
posed to the voting of gallant foreigners.
The journal, we know, is strangely Civ
en- to lying, but why it should perpetrate
one SO palpable as the above, we confess
we cannot understand.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-29
LNkdt 1-SIdtt HtIytIIIS'
LENTZ & &APPLEGATE.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Dmce 3e3 Third street, North side,


Opposite Town Clock)
For Sale, Flax Fnctory, occupied by Messrs. Davies
Co., with machinery, and acres ofland
farm lG0 acres mile north OF Browns station on
Western z. r., on Twin Creek, well improved,
$4,000.
A brick house, cor OF Brown and Ann Sts
A double frame house on Hess street;
double frame house on Walnut street
double frame house on Fifth street
farm Of CO acres, "a miles from Dayton;
A iarm OF II acres, Z mlles from Dayton
farm Of so acres on Greenve II. r
A farm OF l03 acres near Germantown
brick house on Filth street, No.227
farm OF 70 acres, well improved fine brick house,
and best Twin bottom land Il mile west OF Ger
mantown.
A arm OF 81 good improvements ut Browns
Station on Western r. u.
well improved farm of leo acres, two miles east of
Sonora, on Western railroad.
good house and large lot on Main street, No 25i.
farm offs acres on Germantown pike, miles from
Dayton.
Two all farms well improved adjoining Liberty,
7 miles from Dayton, OF SO and 20 acres each.
number Of houses and lots in different parts of the
city All will he sold cheap.
iy2o LENTz APPLICABLE, r. e. A.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-29

In the language of President Andrew
johnson, in speech in the Senate of the
United States, in reference to the fanatics
who urged on old John Brown and his
deeds of blood and rapine: "Surely heaven
in the process OF time will mete out to these
men justice on the gAllows. Justice d.
vine to punish sin is slow, the slower
however the pace; the surer the blow. 1t
will overtaks US if ifliving, it will overtake
us if dead"
Men who strangle poor weak women,
tried and convicted before an illegal, un-
authorised tribunal, composed Of tyrants
in shoulder straps, many of whom never
saw rebel except as prisoner edptarsd
By some one else, must expect to meet
retributive justice either in this world or
the next.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-29

AS AFFRAY.--Yssterday morning, DR..
Loving came into the store Of Marcus Childs
and assaulted Meyer W. Childs, his sonin
law, while the latter was standing in the door,
by striking him With cane. The assaulted
man retreated into the store, but was followed
by his sssailsint, who continued to repeat the
blows With his cane. Young Chids fred a
revolver twico at the Doctor but missed each
time, wounding himself in the hand The
difficulty grew out Of previous alteration
about the payment Of BILL Coiumbus( O)
Statesman
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-29
Onarnus Taxallnn.

The Rochester Union says the taxes ofsome
persons in that city actually exceed the earn
inEs Of the capital, and so far as personal
property is concerned, the more man has the
poorer he is 1t is the case, perhaps, with
come owners Of real estate. The city taxes
are five per cent, and the county three per
cent. On personal property, cash at interest,
money loaned on bonus and mortgage, unless
a man can manage by usurious process to get
more than lawful interest, the earnings of his
capital will not pay the local taxes 1t has
como TO Just this lhe law says it is usury to
take more than seven per cent for the use OF
money and afixes a penalty to violation. The
authorities Of the city and county say that
man shall pay eight per cent taxes, or one
per cent more than his money will earn.
Here ia an instance A gentleman OF this
city sometime snee invested for widow
So 900 at six per eent--a safe investment.
This year the ASSESSORS taxed this s., 600 as
personal property, which they have right to
do, we presume. This woman ia required to
pay eight per cent, and receives but six She
Is called upon TO pay into the public treasury
$40 more than her money Sarns. Her cash
is hungry elephant, of no use, and eating
itself up.
In real estate the taxation is not so sweep
ing, because the valuation ls below par, Pro
perty ia valued at about onehhrd what il is
held to be worth, and the tax is assessed upon
valuation A house and lot valued by the
owner at 80, 900, is not valued by the assessors
at more than 81 900, and the city ard county
tax would be only $50, Some real estate may
be assessed at more than one-third its real
value, but much of il is not,
1t is not strange that owners of personal
property eyade taxation at the expense of
duty and conscience, when the tAx.gatherer
COMES in to take more than its legitimate
earnings II correctly reported
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-29

RG- We learn from the Patriot and Union
that the Young Mems Christian Association"
of Harrisburg "have procured Eve elegant
walnut chess tables, the squares of which are
inlaid with marble" as part Of the furniture
of their room II 10 these means of grace
they were to add several fast trotting horses
q pistol gallery, dozen game cocks, and a
pack OF "blood hounds of Zion to hunt cop
perhsAds, we think they might count their
sionAi game of "Qld Sledge" might afford
rest, recreation and refreshment after yigor-
GUS charge on "old Scratch "--LGncaster
IRsSlhgsneer
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-29
MAR R led.

M0RTGoMERY-CREIGH HTOE-On Thursday eve
ming, July 9th, at the N. n. Church, Hamilton, o.,
Ivy the Rev William II. Lawder, Mr. WILLIAM A.
MoSruoaEBY, Of Cincinnati, to Miss NILLP A.,
youngest daughter Of Dr. Creighton.
The above was accompanied b7 a generous do
nation OF tho Brides cake, in return for which we
tender the happy couple our best wishes Ior their
present and future hsppness-a long life, unclouded
by a single shadow Of sorrow or misfortune.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-29
NOTICE.

seNled Proposals. will be received by the under.
signed till the Goth Of July next for grayelng the
Yankee street, Ws ,hington township, Montgomery
county, Tree turnpike road Plans and Specifications
calling on calling on the undersigned, or Michael
Meyer or A. Maltbie.
WM. STANSEL,
June, 20, 1860. President for said road.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-29
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

AIOTICE Is hereby given that d nah Ferneding,
IN widow OF Henry ). Ferneding, late OF Montgom.
cry county, Ohio, deceased has been appointed and
qualified Administratrx Of his estate,
Dated, June 10th 1858
jeIS st LOWE NAUERTH, Atty's.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-29
aRniral.
euooess la Business.

No business can be trul successful which IL no
founded on real fitness ofthiugs. The article made
or sold must have intrinsic merit and supply public
want. Success issuing from the clAprap of adVsrtis
ing, or the tricks OF trade, mere pretenaion aud
ceiye the operator and those who trust him. But I
an article supplies public want and fariy meets is
reasonable expectations, its success and genera
adoption Is merely n question OF time. itmay be
retarded by adverse influences or sped by prospecting
gales, but II the end I is sure 70 win.
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS had
their orignin n great public want medicines for al
the common wants Of enignted liie-curatlie tbs
father. mother nurse or traveller coudl always have
with them, and always rely upon-sO simple that mis-
take could not be made in the seeclion 80 harmless
mat all might use them wlthimpnnity, and SO efficient
that all might rely upon them with safety, Such they
have proved. Thousands OF families use them daily
for al the ament and scknesaes Of life, and rarely
are seriously sick or ave need 10 call physician.
Thousands, taking some single specific, have cured
themselves Of chrome diseases which have been the
bane OF their lives, and upon which they have spent
hundreds IN vain, and among the milliona who use
them, none are found to question their purity or eth
HUMPHREYS, SPECIFICs
combine all the advantages Of the best homeopathi
treatment, without It's int icacy uncertainty. They
are prepared by a physician OF over twenty years
every conceivable manner, and they have been en-
dorsed and recommended in the highest terms by
the hunireda Of thousands who daily use them.
with n case i'm your house,
you may prevent sickness, prevent suffering, proven
expense, and loss Of time, the children having the
Measles, or Scarlet Fever or Whooping cough,
You may cureYOuF Children
OF Group, or Collie, st TOolhAehe, OF Headache, or
Sleeplessness, 5lisnng from Teething, or Worms,
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Measles, or Whooping Cough, Scarlet Fever,
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sands have done and do daily.
You may cure yourself
OF Headache, Weak stomach, or Indigestion,
Billiousness, Catarrh, Bad Cold, or Sore
Throat Hoarsenees, Liver Complaint, or Piles
or Constipation, or Rheumatism, or Sore or Weak
Eyes, or Salt Rheum or Kidney Disease, or Genera
Debility, or even Asthma, with these Specifies
NOT FAM LY who have ever had one Of these
Family Cases Of HUMPHREYs' SPECIFICS, but would
give five times It's cost, rather than be withoutit.
FAMILY CASES.
Case OF SO large walls, in morocco, and Book Of
Directions 90
Case Of 2S large walls, IN morocco, and Book. 90
Case Of 20 large vials in morocco and Book. 90
Case Of 20 large vias, in PLAIN and Book. 90
Case Of 10 boxes NO to 10y, and Book....... O0
Case Of any six boxes (No to l5), and Book. 20
LIST OF