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Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-06
THE CELEBRATED CRAIG


Combines instructions with amusement and lasts a
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powerful Microscope 10 the world. Gotten up on
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cal adjustment, therefore can be used by every one
even by children. Adapted to the family circle
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a hy's foot, and in fact there is no end to the num-
Der Of objects which can be examined in it. Liber-
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where's Send for Circ0lbrs. Price 6nly 50, So
Beautiful mounted objects One daIlar and fifty cts.
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pannion TO the Craig. for examining diving insects,
seeds, cioth.g wool, bank bills, flowers, leaves, &e.,
Is a compact and handy Instrument. Price only
81. AisO-the new and beautiful folding Bellevue
stereOscope, which magnifes pictures large and
ihehke-f FTiee 49, lChOice StereoseopeRieYs~S8
per Dozen. -ADy nfthe above instruments pin be
sent prepaid on, receipt Of price,.
Address. q. M. MEAD,
E's1 Thompsonsyille, WIS
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-06

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Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-06
..fT nlPoRTANr n Mvpfp
Ulnuprs TO LADIES. FILLS
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Are the only SAGE and truly Elective medicine for
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and use cheap and dangerous lmedieine, which drug
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the result \ III be as desired. Ask for Mrs. Wins
lows Mystic Pills. Take none others Price ECO
Der box. or three boxes for 5 dollars, For sale by
all druggists. t r1 -3a a
Peter E. Blow, Gen. Agent, st. Louia.
March 22d, I8 no 2b-ly
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-06
FREE TO
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Just Publisheds

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leasing il white and clofr aE alabas,eF; how to
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grow round and full, and a. the form has been lost
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feet produce oorpulencY or the reverse remove
superhuOus hair Cure Corns, Worts, and Moles F;
renew your age core Drpnkness, CataTh, DYs-
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ehOOsr together with other useful and valuable in
formation. No young Lady or gentleman should
fail 20 send Their address 20 the ud@igned and re-
seiVe BY return mail a copy Of this valuable work
So sealed o~nFelope free Of eharge. Aidrdss.
b. BERGER, SHTTTS& CO, Chemists.
346n 2S5 River Street Troy NY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-06
philadelphia Fusning Bulletin Editorial,
SEPT. Is. 1866.
Hell NJ OLD 5.
.nufne Preparations.


His Solid and Fluid Extracts embOdy
the full strength of the ingredients Of
which they are named. They are left
to the inspection Of all. A ready and
conclusive test of their properties will be
a comparison with those set forth in the
Unhed States Di~spensatOFy. These rem.
edies are prepared by H. T. HelmbOld,a
druggist of sixteen yeaes' experience in
his city, and we believe them to be re-
liable in fact, we have never known an
article lacking merit to meet with a per-
manen success, and Mr.. Helmbold's
success is certainly prima fecie evidente.
His Drug and Chemical Warehouse, in
the city of New York. is % .excelled, if
equaled, by any in The country. aud we
would advise U readers, when visiting
that city sto. give him a call, and judge
for themselves.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-06
KNOW THY DESTINY!

MADAME E. T. TnoRNToN, the great English
Aftrologist, Clairroyan, and Psychometrician xho
hasastonished the scientific classes Of tbe Ola world
has now located keitelf a. Hudson, N Y MADAME
1horIion Possesses such wonderful powers Of sec
Ond sight, az 10 enable her 90 imIaFt knowled ge
Of the greatest Importance 70 the single or married
OfsitnrT eek. While IN a state Of trance, she de-
nnea'es he very features Of the person yCu arc to
marry, and by the aid Of an instrument Of intense
power, knqwn as the Psyehomotrope, guarantees to
Frlduco D. lIie-ike p.crure Of The future husband or
wife % the arpiicant, together with date og mar
Triage. pnsitUain life, leading traits Of character
&c. THIS E. be hUmbug, as thoussBds Of iestimo.
mails can assert. She will Sc ID, vhen desired, &
cert Jed certificate, or written guarantee, that the
ID ture Is what ID pErp0rts 10 DO. BY e%nclosing q
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and stamped envelope ADDRESSED to yourself. YOU
wall receive the picture and desired information by
return mail. Ak communications sacred -cop6den-
tiak address, in confidence, MADAME E.. T..
TAORNfON, Q. Box %, Hudson, MY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-06
STRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by the undersigned, living aboutS IL
miles above Brownville, in Nemaha County, Ne
braska Territory, on the 18th day Of June, 1868,
One black OF dark brown Horse about fifteen bands
high, about seven years old, right hind foot white
up to the pasture joint; small saddle mark on top
of Weathegsy ssfeH white hairs undel lett Eyes
heavy name. - JACOB
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-06
$50 BROADWAY y
Y.252 WASHLFGTOE, 81. BOSTOH

THIS MACHINE is constructed on entirely ne
principles Of mechanism, possessing many rare y
valuable Improvements, having been examines :!
the most acknowledgement and pronounced %
Simplicity and Perfection Combneat
IL has a straight needle, perpeu1lealsT -LS5
makes the LOCK or SHUTTLE STIIVH, ya. 5
will neither RIP or RAYEL, and is alike on oo.-
sides : performs perfect sewing on ever deseni 20
Of material, from Leather to the finest Nan'SS.
Muslin, with cotton, linen or silk threId, rom ~
cOarest to the finest number. ~.
Having neither CAM nor COG WHEEL, andIS
least possible friction. il runs as smooth S
aRd is Lea
Il requires FIFTY PEk CENT leS Pos"-
drive it than any other Machine 10 the msrASt-
girl twelve years Of aegean work it steadily
oatfatigue or injury . health .op-
It's strength and Wonderful SimplciJ
sfruction renders il almost impossible to gebO-m =
order, and is GUARANTEED BY the eemP9@
give entire satisfaction. ,gs
WerespeetfuIly invite all those who nay a'T -
to supply themselves with a superior WV
come and examine this UufivaIled HaehiRe. ,hs
Bat in a more especial manner do We s"ii'
patronage Of
Mersh@Pt TailOrs. soset T Fi.ssrs.
Hoop Skirt Manufac=|~shoe blndeIS ntsloon
shi. l sBds6sson Max sfi aaEsr9.
HfaisEs and MaFffaxe hastiaaiOHs ~1H %"
rally dealt sith.
PRICES Of machine COmpl6to
.No.I Family Machine, with Hsmmsr' Fs'''' pa
NO. Small Manufacturing, with Extension IS
Table az
No. large Manufacturing with Ez'eniiOA s.
Tzble d-i@ .bsr
No. 4. Large Manufacturing, for Le9tH TO
with Rolling Foot and OF Cup asy
One half hour instrHefi0R - sIB~isislt. 80
person to cork this NachiRet0 Astf
it sdtigGctfoh. Ststess
Agents Wanted for al teFns in ne Also
where Agents are not already IsricA 70
for Cuba, Mexico, Central and sooe1
whom a liberal discount viii oe gwen
Terms INVARIABLY Cash on delivery
si~H~TT. j. Macarthur 4 JOS
sir IL Sga -ai1 st9 WsS sinet6h, 81 BQs'O
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GEO. FRANZ, Agent Be
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CD ,th IS5. 1oBH ff
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-06
i 8 8 IS

HOUSEKEEFERS troubled with vermiu need
be so no longer ff they use "CosTAR's Extermina
tor. We have used it to our satisfaction and if
a box costS5. we would have it. We have tried
poisons, but they effett] nothing but ."COsTARs
article knocks the breath out of Rats, Miees ARts,
and Bed Bags, quicker than we can write it. tits
in great demand all over the country.-Aediaa,
Ohio, Gazette. 4frv s.; .sa L. r4,stv4 uf 3
E@See "CosTA AIRS" advertisement -ab6Ve. /
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-11
Interesting to Claim Agents.
WAauTNGToN Octohnr IN

The Secretary Of War some days ago re-
ferred to the AttOl ney General the follow
ing questions: Whether the Secretary of
War has legal authority to exclude author
ized attorneys and agents from collecting
bounties, and whether the presentation of
claims and payments are TO be made to the
the claimants In person?
These questions arise upon the late act of
Congress. approved July %, 1866, granting
additional boanties and upon the rules and
regulations presented by the Secretary of
War; under the fifteenth section of that act.
The Attorney General in an elaborate
opinion replies that he finds no provision
which requires the claimant to present his
claim in person, or that requires the pay
ment to be made to the claimant in person I;
certainly there are no express provisions
to that effect, and there Is nothing from
which II can be implied. IL is certain that
4 this act should be construed so as to re-
quire every soldier and every child of q
soldier to make the claim In person, and
collect the money in person, comparatively
few could avail themselves Of the bounty
of I'll c government; / am, therefore. of the
opinion that you have no legal authority to
exclude authorized attorneys and agents
from collecting bounties, and that N the
presentation and payment of claims, the
claimant may act by attorney.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-11
BY TELEGRAPH.
Important from Washington.
Grave Questions Submitted TO the
Attorney General.
PnnAnr1pn1A. October 10.

PHILADELPHIA, october 10.
The Philadelphia Ledger has received the
following important dispatches:
WASHINGTON, October 10.
The President has Just sent in 10 the
Attorney general the following questions,
aud requested that the response to them be
returned IN writing Wt a..
!. Is the present Congress, composed OF
members from Northern States alone, such
& Congress as the Constitution requires, or
Is itan Illegal aud unconstitutional assem-
bly,?
2. Would existing circumstances justify
tho President in sending his next annual
message 20 an Illegal and unconstitutional
assemblage, pretending to be the Congress
of the United States2
.. Does that clause in section five of the
first article of the Constitution, which
makes each House the Judge of the election
returns and qualifications of its own mem
lers, give to the present Congress the right
30 exclude the members from ten States, OF
to impose dlshOrorahlc or unconstitutional
terms on their admission?
4. Does the Presidents oath of Office re-
Quire him to enforce those provisions of
Che Constitution which give TO each State
au equal right of representation In Con-
gress. Article FIRST, section second section
tnird. Article fifth, last clause.
oath of office require the President to take
in order to secure the assemblage of Con-
stitutional Congress?
Upon the reply that may be made by the
Attorney general TO the above, the Presl-
dent, there is reason to believe, has deter
mined 60 take his stand. The questions put
TO the Attorney are all the more important
when taken in connection with the bold
utterances of the President at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel declaring the present was
only an assumed Congress ald not the Cow
gfcss the Constitution called for, and also
in connection with similar declarations
though less pointed, that fell from his lips
pcior TO his return to the capital.
lrom these utterances, 1t Is clear that the
Executive las frlly made up his mind that
the Thirty-ninth Congress was not legal
body. lie now asks the opinion of the At
torney general upon the grave and deeply
momentous subject, and when it is given
he will govern himself acco dinghy. 1t Is
not dinculC to foresha1Ow What the re-
sponse of Mr.. StanbeTyI will be, and that
he will chime in inlly with the Executive
as already expressed, there seems to be no
doubt.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-11
asIuuttarv aud C;OmmfrfiaI.
OncInnRti NTnrI1ots.

NANNANNAiAf OtbuutT
FIoUR--Ihere was no session of the
Chamber Of Commerce yesterday afternoon,
consequently but little was done, more at
tcntiOn being paid TO the election than
anything else. There Is no change in
prices, however. Superfne Is held at $40 90
oil; trade brands, $l2@l3 as, and fancy
at $ld to $l5.
WHEAT-A quiet market, very little was
done for the reasons given above. We did
not hear of any sales.
CoRN--No change since our last.
OArs-No. ] are held at 45c, aud No. 2at
40@4lc. No sales since our last.
/ RYE-No. is quiet at ~ 10, and No. 2 at
800.
BARLEY-A good demand for choice sam
piles of spring aud fall at our former quo
tations.
GRoCRRIEs--The market rules quiet and
unchanged, with a fair demand, at 36n301Sc.
for fair to choice Rio Coffee, l2@15c. for
raw Sugar 1716@1724c. for hard refined
Sugar, and S0@90c. for Porto Rico Molas-
ses.
WHIsKY-The market Is nominally un-
changed. Bonded is held at 33c. Duty
paid Is quoted at 80 1902 301S, with a fair
demand.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-11
From CbicagO-Destruct Fire
The Cholera.
CHICAGO, October 10.

CHICAGO, October 10.
At late hour last evening a destructive
fire broke out, involving an aggregate loss
of probably not less than $l30,000. The
location of the cOntlagration was upon the
north side of South Water street between
Michigan Avenue and the great Union De
pot The principal sufferer was the firm of
B. Lowenthal, wholesale tobacconists, No.
IA South Water street.
The flames hBd made but little apparent
headway when Fire Marshal u. T.. Harris
arrived upon the gro md, and he immedi-
ately ordered the bursting in of the doors.
Upon an entrance being effected, number
of men crowded into the building for the
purpose of saving such property as was
entered upon the work, a terrific explosion
occurred, which fairly hurled the men out
of the building, and inflicted not Il few Sc
we're injuries.
Fire Marshal u. +. Harris and officer
Patrick Beeney, of the First Precinct
were both badly burned on their hands
and faces, which win result in permanent
scars.
At midnight last night an affray oc-
CURED at the Richmond House, resulting
In the death of n negro boy named Robert
Scott, engaged MS bell-bOy In the hotel.
He was shot with pistol In the hands of a
waiter named Brooks, also negro. Brooks
is in jail.
The cholera is making rapid headway in
this city, and is very malignant, fully one
half of those attacked dying within II few
hours. 1t Is safe to say that only about
one-half of the cases which occur are re-
ported. The disease is spreading, and
several well-knOwn citizens have died since
yesterday. The number of cases reported
to-day was fifty, aud eighteen deaths.
Among the dead are Alderman O'Sulliyan,
j. G. Ranseor, A. ID. Stuart, and DR.. Brain
ard, Professor of Surgery in the Rush
Medicol College, is now suffering from an
attack, but, IL is thought, will recover.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-11
Valuable Farm for Sale.

ONE o. the most velurble farms in Ohio is of
" fere6 ior sale. IL contains one hundred and
fifty acres of land, o. the best quality, one hun
dyed aud twelve Of which is improved and in a
high state of cultivation-the balance Is IN geod
timber There is "a never falling stream OF water
running through the entire fern; mill and saw
mill adjoining II, and ralgoad station ON each
side Of u, There is o. the premises new frame
house with ten rooms and double cellar; also a
gO0d barn and all Other necessary out buildings
Also. large apple orcllaid in full bearing al
present. Possession given TO suit the purchaser
Amy person desring 70 purehafe can ascertain
the terms and all farther information by calling
on Abraham Moler, residing ON the Morse farm,
near Dayton. au:d2w3m
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-11
nnaConnt.v Fair.

The unbropillous state Of the weather,
yesterday, intcrfered very seriously with
the attendance at the County Fair. The
morning was rainy and impleasant and the
people did not turn out IN such numbers as
they would have done under more favora-
BILE circumstances. Still, Toe exhibition
was very crediable. During the day one
hundred and twenty additional entries
were made, as follows;
Mechanics Hall, AZ; Fruit llall e5 Farm
Pro1uct Hall. s; Grain and Flour, 8, Swine,
z; roultry, IA; Domestic Hall, 10; Horses
AZ: Cattle O; Sheep, 2; Sundries 80.
To-day there WAS some Improvement in
the weather, aud also in the attendance,
but the latter was not at all encouraging.
We sincerely regret the inauspicious
circumsta ices which have attended the
holding OF the County Fair. The Board of
Directors entrusted with its management,
exerted themselves faithfully and ener-
gesically for months past, 10 render the
exhibition ore ofwhlch all those interested
might be proud, bus the events of the past
few weeks were directly against them.
The flood IL September, at the time fixed
for the Fair, prevented its being held then
and now we have more rain ard unpleas-
ant weather. Circumstances beyond theiv
control have rendered the efforts of the
Board almost entirely mayailing. We re-
peat, That We regret this state Of things
and SO do the people at lnrge. But all
must console themselves with the old
maxim that what can't be cured must bC
endured"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-11
Indiana Election.

lNDiAkApLls, OcUoOef ~.
The Republicans claim the State ticket
from ten TO twelve thousand majority
They concede the election of Niblack, Kerr
and Holman, and the seventh and Eighth
Congressional Districts doubtful, and claim
the balance of Congressman. There Is but
little doubt but both branches Of the Leg
islature are Radical.
The election returns come In very slowly
The Eadical majority Ia the county is about
one thousand, a Radical loss of over five
thousand on the last Congressional election.
over Orth, and the contest in the Seventh
District Is very close.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-11

business was suspended, flags were dis
played at half-mast, and the town was one
of mourning. Every mark Of respect was
shown TO the distinguished dead.
The funeral was very large aud imposing,
many of the leading public men and OFF
GERS Of the navy participating.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-11

HousE PLANTs.--As the frosts are upon
us, those who take pride In choice flowers
should see. that they are not exposed on
any clear, cold night. The best way IS to
transplant into pots those which are to be
preserved through the winter, Geraniums
should be at once taken up and after they
are well rooted in pots, which process viii
go on better with the plants exposed to
the light and air, they can be removed to a
warm cellar for the winter. Here, with
very little attent on. they wiz keep nicely
until spring. Fuchslas, the most beautiful
house plants we have, can be made to
blossom all winter by keep'ag them in a
very even, warm temperature, and giving
them sufficient light.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-11

THE PLACE TO GET Coon BARGANs.-H.
p. Emrick, No. 10i Main street, has now
one of the finest and best selected stocks of
Boots and Shoes in the city. His assort-
ment comprises the latest and most desir-
able styles in the market. His stock of
custom made work cannot be excelied by
any other house in the city. He sells at
prices which win make it an object for all
to call at his store. He especially invites
the attention of his country friends to this
notice. Give him n call. ltd&w
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-11

EXHIBITION THE grandest exhibition on
Main street VIII be found, during our State
and County Fairs, at the popular Eagle
Clothing Sore, Friend Schwarz is making
immense preparations to meet the expecta-
tions of his numerous friends and CUSTOM
ers, and sell them cheaper and nicer made
up clothing than ever he kept before--all
being custom made. Don't forget the
place-No. 1lS Main street, Sign of the
Golden Eagle. No two prices asked.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-11
M EDICAL NOTICE.
Dr. E. CONF may he consulted as oolloy

Dr. E. CONE may he consulted as rollows:
In XENIA at the DeoOt Eating House. on Thu s.
days, March 8; April Is May III July o. Aug 0;
sept 13; Oct 18.
IN DAYTON at the Phillips House, on Fridav.,
March o: April 10; Mag 49, Jn'y6; Aug. 10: Sen.
~. Oct. 10 'sH. HN.
~ TROY at the Mol,is house, on Satp"d? rs
Mareh i0i A lHaa4i Ma V19i Jr'y7' Aug. IL Scot
g. Oct, 20.
ii sBRIN0FIEIlD at lae Wllis House. Oi
? 90 stays, March IS; Ap'N 10; Nav "a; Ju'v -;
Ar y. 10; Sept. 20; Oct a5.
D. CONE has had Offices IN each of the above
q aces that he has regularly visited for the past
seven wears, and as ne mas tiea,ed and cured mgny
pe.iepis In each o. me above niaces, he cen give
the oest o. references In each place as 10 his skill
D.. CONE Treats and Cures all varieties Ol
- olc diseases, including those of the Eye and
Ea's makes no charge for consultation; but il
those WAC oons ut him iretrcatment, he charges
CJsh o. his Medicines.
Medicines .Bat will lat. uatientfrom four 10 IL
ImOd.Ph, cost SrOm Five % thirty dollars, In Cas-
l .I.. .siig b. tr-r Acp ress; Df. u. CONE,
gfs4 COLUMBUS, OBIo.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-11

MONEY SAVED Is MoNEY MADE.-The
above maxim is best illustrated by going
to Goodmau's pooular Boot and Shoe store
ITO Main street, where every thing In his
line can be bought so low as TO de'y com
petition. His stock is the largest and best
ne 'eeted in the city he warrants all his
goods, sews rips for no hing, and tries hard
to please all who favors him with their Gus
tom. No wonder, therefore, that his store
is crowded all the time with eager custo-
mers. Give him call, by all means.
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Price, SI per BOX, or sIx Hoxes for as
Who Wants Bargains.

MA RTIN BOMBERGER, REAL
= A E AGENT, DAYTON, OHIO. has for sale
rHel.y Houses and Lots ranging from $500 TO
s. 900.
Aiso six Fams-three in Darke, two in Mont
somery. and one in Van Vert County.
"he nndersl gned can always be found at the
Ohio Insurance ONCE. when not out ON business,
at the Post ONCE corner.
Buys and sells property. Terms liberal
ApT l2-tf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-11

The impression has gone abroad that in
consequence of the weather the directors
had abandoned holding the County Fair.
This impression from whatever source 1t
arises is incorrect. The County Fair is in
full blast, and will be continued the desig-
mated time, rain or sunshine, and the man
ayers desire the patronage of the public and
presence at the Fair will encourage and
keep up an institution which has already
conferred vast benefits on our agricultural
and mechanical interests. .r...
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-11
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c. ID. DuJARnIR, NJ ID.
JEAN DE LEICURE. M. ID.
To Garanciere a Dupont,
No. 2ii, Rue Lombard, Paris.

Sedehtdry and StudiOns Occupations, Griefs,
4u4;.yfss ar t,,da a., iinu,ir thn pl,,l
action Of the Brdin, Heart or Norgous Systea. Tre
quently lead 10 tho most DistreSsthy and Enibdr-
RAISING Disorders Of the WHILE SYSTEM. STU
dents, CergymeH and Ldtcycrs, therefore, who are
especially liable 10 these Weaknesses, should re-
PILLS.
A Pamphlet, containing full particulars, with
man, Spanish aud English, accompanies each box,
and wil be sent by mail, free OF cost, 10 ANY one
who will write for It.
Price, 81 per Box, or six Box0s fer SB
- - y,,au s..i III. -, s.Hst ~
on receipt Of the specified price by any authorized
agent, or by the sole General Agents for America
OSCAR q, MOSES N 90, q COrtlandt Street. New
York. Authorized agent for Dayton--W. w,
STEWAk1-all orders by ada promptly
tended to- oc5daweowly-4