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JOHN B. GOUGH.-The many friends and
learn hat he is deliver his great lecture on Pccu-
bar People" on Monday evening. l4th instant under
the auspices of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton. he seems to draw larger house every time
he appears in Philadelphia. and we predict an inn
mense audience for tnis lecture See advertisement
lOr part,cuars
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No 51s MARKET STREET.

A MOST EXCELLENT TONIC for any season of the
year is Dr. Jayne's Tonic vermifuge 1t strengthens
the stomach and bowels, and promotes the general
health; it Is certain also to expel worms and affords
immediate relief to nervous fretting restless chl
dren, Prepared only at No. 242 Chestnut street. ''
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"MExIoAN MUSTANG LINIMENT."-This is the
most effective article ever discovered Tor curing,
cIatches, burns bruises rheumatism, injuries of
any knu both to men and horses. No family should
be without it, All genuine bottles have the priUGs
U. S. stamp of Demas, Barnes & Co. over the top.
For sale everywhere. |I. -
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A DESIRABLE ARTICLE. - The Patent
MAGIC Powder, Wnich Wl be on sale in lew DAYS
keepers and others int ere ted, splendid article Tor
removing rust from me allie substances of all kinds,
and giving them brlancy equal TO new. 1t works
like charm, doing IT'S work hoTou ghly and soc ID y
and with little or no labor on the part of the person
using ii,
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A MAGNIFICENT HOTEL ATCAPE ISLAND.
Mr.. L. Ii. .Josepns, real estate agent, No. 271 18th
pnird street, has shown us the model of a new and
mas tcent hotel the erection OF which is shortly
be menced at ,ape Island The dl awings, plans,
0eiRrs, etc., are from MIR. John McArthur the we'll.
complete and thorough character The hote. will be
built by stock subscriptions by the West jersey
Hotel Company, aud IN the hands of the enterprsng
konten en- w1o have the matter in charge the I'M
prove ment will put through the Fhortest posi-.
bic time, Ppd add 1nmenlel, ito the atracEons Of the
Isl mo. Nj Josephs agent fortthe Company to re-
cetVe Subscriptions TO the stock and his office full
paIl.cuIsl Is OF ihe Cnterprlse may be obtained
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RUN OVER BY AN Ice OART.-Yesterday
afternoon q boy named ConsldIne, son of Dennis
COnsldine was Iun over by an ice wagon at Second
ana Walnut streets, and had his leg badly injured
William h art, the driver of the wagon was arrested
and tAken before Alderman White, who committed
bIm tOr a further investigation into the circum-
stances of the case, III default OF $1,000 bail
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STEALING A HORSE AND WAGoN.-John
McCluskey was arrested yesterday, charged with
stealing horse and wagon. 1t appears that man
left horse ana wagon standing in Norris street
while he went to attend to some business, and on
his return the team was missing. Subsequently, it
was found in possession of McCluskey. Alderman
DeYlin he'd him Tor a further nearing.
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CHARGED WITH LARCENY.-A woman
named Margaret Smith was arrested by Officer
Brown, of the Fifth District at a pawnbroker's,
Seventh and South streets, yesterday afternoon,
chaa ged with the larceny OF a dclane dress and
SILK sack the property of Mrs. Moulban, No. 1907
Nay lor street She was held by Alderman Bonsall
Tor o further hearing.
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LACE CURTAINS, only one dollar; only think OF
it! Lace curtains, one dollar. Very heavy ana
much finer curtains, 2, 4, 8. ard 10 dollars Some
OF the heaviest curtains ever imported IL TO 25 dol
lars. Great bargaihs in Auction Curtains, al Pat
tens, No, 1408 Chestnut street. D. id. 0---'' 100
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HOTEL THIEF.-John Clark, who halls
from New York, was arrested at Second ana Brown
streets last evening charged with steaing uuantity
OF cOthng from a Motel on hlrd street de was
committed by Alderman Toiand
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MARRIED

sAILER--WArTs.--on the 1etb ultimo. by Rev.
William g. JObnstone Mr. DANIEL SAfLER To
MARI FRANCES, daughter OF Mr.. Richard Watts.
MAkTER-- oW ENS,---On the 3D. instant by the
hey lneo; Stevens Mr., II. IT, MARTER TO Miss
hlIlE OW EMS, both of this city. No cards. r
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PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER, as an internal
remedy, has no equal. In cases OF cholera, summer
complaints, dyspepsia dysentery, asthma, It cures
in one night, by taking it internal y, and bathing
with it freely 1t is the best iia!mept In America
Its action is like maeic, when externally applied to
pad sores, burns, scads and spralns. For the sick
headache and t05thaehe, don't fail to try it, In
short, it Is Pain Killer.
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PATTED IS DOLLAR CURTAINS and Dollar Shades
The wonder is he can sell them so low. 1t is fact
however. All are getting bargalnsat
PATTRN's, No 1908 Chesnnt street
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UPHOLSTERY. MattinRs and carpets laid, town
and country, positively when ordered at .
,... 10 .. PAITENs UpholsterY Store,
Ne 1a0S Chesnut street. .
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sPouED MAYINe
The flowers thatmeant to welcome May Z
We're all prepared to "cOne out" ~ I 3d..
in light and delcaie array. ..,-....-..
But shrank backwards with pout
Whom they fe such roueh-edged breezes
And heard ever songs than sneezes.
But now their dainty heads they raise,
. And their ROSY smiles recall;
And now each well-dressed youth displays
His spring suit from Tower Hall
All wool Fancy Cashmere Coats as low as. s5 90
/" &C.. a. Tssts Hssts -" 5GSS
Making an ebtire all-wool fancy suit for. . slI 50
Al-woo black sack Coats as low ...... .S11 90
n Cloth We ets ,'''.'.'". 3W
Making an entire all-wool black SUIT tor ., 20 90
All.wool good style Fancy cashmere Suits, to
Astonishing as there prices NAV seem, compared
several years they are not fctatious--Soe hare he
goods in QudSl titles at the prices men ttor ed. We
make up no trash-ihey are ali seivlceable good.
Advancing from these rates we have q DDS of all
p1Rdes, up to the very finest Iabrcs in large sup
ply at aproporOnate reduction from former prices I;
comprising by far the largest and most compete
assortment OF Clothing in Philadelphia tmen's
youths and tovs1 surpassed bv none, and equalled
by lew in style make, and fit, OF prices guaranteed
10 yer than tho lowest elsewhere, or the money re-
funded ,'J ..i 3. .' "
Gentlemen who usually have their clothing made
TO measure, can be as well or better fitted from
stock IN garments equal in every respect at from 25
70 % per cent lower prices Those who prefer can
nPr, with fine assortment of piece goods TO select
nom. .7N
To CLOTHING DEALERS Hr.
Our purchases tor this season having been
delayed, waiting the expected decline in goods,
we have now on hand the largest and best-as.
sorted stock of Clothing in Philadelphia pur.
chased Tor cash eGcSiUtiy at the Uey LOIDeSt rates
ofe season. which enables us TO realize fair profit
al sell at prices less than the cost of same goods in
most other establishments We can supply cothIers
doing fine city trade, with goods adapted to their
sales, at prices somuch lower than the cost of their
present stocks that, by making an AVERAGE of the
whole, they will be enabled to dispose of their goods
at prices covering the average cost and pay
profit BENNETT & Co,
TOWER HALL,
No 519 MARKET STREET,
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MAY 9th. 1866
1000 Coats.
5000 Pairs of Pants.
gnAn TV.at


rg@ 1000 Coats
h5R@ 5000 Pairs of Pants
B87 1900 pestS
IL II. oroer to make room for our immense stock
efg 'tchiiSt the alterations and improvements are
going on IN our buHding aoe hare conc uded to
ER@ sell Two THOUSAND SACK, Dress, Frock, and
Ia English WGikiHg Coats; THREE THOUSAND
g.R- pairs fne Cashmere PANTS, ami THREE THOU
"a SAND VISITS TO match, at LOWER prices than
IzfS HAVE BEEN KNOWN FOR YEARS and far iO,cer
Hff-thdR Sce loOuid upder any other circumstances
nsSS@ These are oil or OUR 40eLl-knOiDn popular
bs4f make, and fully equal TO some houses best
k4S7"CUsToM tcOTk EUery style, quality, size, and
bfY -price can be found, and GREAT BARGAINS for
nsB-eUeTyJody WhoLe suits range in price from
L{F- $40 up to SEQ Our regular customers 1DiU
lsfS-pieGse notice these EXTRA INDUCEMENTS De
5ff-are moa0 Offering, and communicate the f;tct to
N3Y-their friends ...... ....I.
FSSy- cur store Is open from ha,Epast 8 IN the
p-mOriiRg and during The 6USy season) until Z
Ez6-o clock an me eoea'hg' ana on Saturday nights
Hfysunut 10 O'Clock
YeTV respectfully, I'd
Vdndmdker y BroOn
Popular Ciothiers, ..
.. -"Odk Hail."
.H s. r. corner Sirth and Market streets.
gSY@ Goods made to order as usual
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LACE CURTAINS FROM AUCTIoN-A large lot OF
curtains from auction, which are slightly soiled,
will be SOLD half price, They are the most ele lant
ever introduced in Philadelphia. They were bought
low, and will be sold cheaI. Those in search of
bargains wonld do we'll to cal at W. Henry Pat
tens West End Curtain anc Upholstery Store, No.
140S Chesnut street. I'D .
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For CoUGHs, COLDS, BRONCHITIS, and all affec-
tions of the Lungs, take Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
which is sure to cure them
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STOP! and try Hasheesh Candy before purchasing
any other medicine. Its effects in cases of Nervous
tation will soon dim helore its reception in the
Western Word. All should use 1t. For sale by all
nUois
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T OR D MS TO MIC ALE.
y JoRDAN's TONIC ALE.
NATAToRIUM AND PHYSICAL INsTITu
SWIMMING SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN, LADIES
AID GENILf MIN,

SWIMMING SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN, LADrEs
AND GENTLEMEN,
BROAN Street below alnut
The swimming Department OF this Institution Will
open the ls of MAY vi increased facilities and add
tioual comfort in Its accOmn, OdatiOns
In consideration OF the prompt and liberal support
it'll which the programme season was received
subscription lists have been distributed for this
season, but the manager trusts that all his
irons desrous 10 encourag ethe plan the coming
season vii enter their names at the Office before the 5
Of May. bee ring in mind that eanliness regularity
habits da exercise and an easy heart has proved at
a. times the best preventive against diseas.
TIE TEMPER lure OF Tile BATH Will BE AL
WAYS THAI OF SUMNER HEAT.
The Institution will be open for public inspection
trom a. M till Z. M, next Tuesday, the lst OF May
ana its nends ana the public respectfully invited
lowing 4506t
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CURTARs s-Lace Curtains, new Auction Cur
tains, One Dollar at . q
= PATTEN's No. 14Os Chestnut street.
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PRICES RRDUCED.-Persons desiring Photographs
should patronize b. f. Reimer, No 634 Arch street.
Pictures sure TO please and charges moderate. See
specimens at NJ 6A Arch street -
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ELECTPOPATHIC INSTITUTION,
No.123O WALNUT Street,
One Door East of Thirteenth Street.

We have been engaged for many ears in the noble
work giving health and happiness to the suffering and
the Sfbc ed. During this time we have treRteo about
TWENTY THOUSAND INVALIDS suffering from the
various forms OF disease and in every case pep
manen cure has been efecteO. Many Of them In fact.
had been given ncuIable by their physicians We
have restored to health in few days, thousands per-
in this city who had been suffering from panidI
diseases FIVE ten, and fifteen years and uuwaros At our
institution have cured and curing class of dig
eases that has bated the medical profession ages
Of the world. r..'
rence in this successful practice is associated with DFs
GALLOWAY d sHEDD in this practice. BY this,
hope be enab to attend professlon
ally to our large practice
REFkRENCEs.-we refer the diseased and others
interested in our practice to the following wei
known gentlemen VINO have been treated successfully
by us:-
GLoRGE GRANT, n o. SO Chesnut street
r. a DEslLVHR No 1856 Chestnut street
General pLLAS0NToN, No, 9l6 spruce street
op DXVfB ht o. o. 8 Army z, c,.Ds
"taisn'nglSn tio tSao cry Iyy'ppo Do. w.. -.
Rey; DT M MAhsIdALL Il s OF Phtsbur, Pa.
Rev. DANlfL LARK, Illinois.
Colonel THOMAS W. SWEENEY, Assessor, IS
Gi oRGE il. EARLE, AttOrney-at-law, Sixth and
EMANUEL REY. Attorney at Law. No. TOT SAMSON
DIR. GEORGE w. FREED Lancaster city, Ponna.
HR; WMs b, BRoWN Girard House
AIBERT H. NiCoLAY, No 81 william street, New
g CGSMINGT, suyyssssnt ant, stree New York city.
9 W. MERCBANT, German own, Phi iadeiphia.
An interesting Circular mailed by addressing
DRS. GALLOWAY, WHITE q SHEDD
sSI sm&th2mp No. 1880 WALNUT st. Phila
DON'T MISTAKE THE NUMBER,--IssO.
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TIE ODD FELLows.-M. W. Grand Secre-
tar VIII lam CuIIs, accompanied by several dstIn-
gmshed members of the Order Is an official visit
to the lodges in the western portion of the State.
The Grand Secretary was in Lltrobe last evening.
The Order Is getting so large Pennsylvania as
to be rather cumt crsome and the Grand Lodge has
grown to immense proportions. In view of these
facts 1t is believed that it wIl be expedent TO divide
Pennsylvania into two districts, with Eastern and
Western Grand Lodges New oIk is thus divided,
and the Order IS not so strong there the Key.
stone State.
The joint committees who are aiding Viollant
Lodge III getting up the celebration at the Academy
of Music the 10th instant, rcques,ed to meet
at the Hall, North sixth stIcet. Monday evening"
and draw for their respective quotas of seats.
The Convention called 1Or the purpose of con-
sideriDg the eXpcdency erecting O new Odd
Fellows Temple N tnIs CITY meets this evening, at
the Hail. Sixth and CressOn streets. 1t SAID that
the Committee on Bylaws have preoa ed an amend.
ment to the Objectionable charter allowing odge
and Enc1mpment representation on in the A.scciation
but as many are afraid oil the Original document in
most any 70. M, 1t is prob ble that a new insiru.
ment will have to be framed We sincerely trust that
the project will not be allowed to iall because a mis-.
take has been made or a few errors committed
The Or. nd Lod0e of PENS ,lvania meets on Tues
day morning, May 15, nteeular annual session. Off
cel TO serve tor the Clsung year will installed on
"Wednesday following, and at night the Grand
Lodge, with the members OF the order generally will
attend at the Academy of Music. to listen to an
address from Past Grand Sire James b. Nicholson
on the subject OF odd rel owshIp
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CHARLES STOKES & Co.'s "One.prlce" first-class
Clothing House, established IN 1859, under the Con-
tinental Hotel. H r.... I...
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GRocERs AND MARKETMEN.-
Onions, and

tomatoes,
just at hand, and received weekly. TO-.
BERMUDA PRODUCE COMPANY,
No. 100 West street,
Naxu YntE
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CITY INTELLIGE NOE
For Additioso, city Intelligence see Third Page.

AIDING THE Work or RECON5rRUCrIoN
The following lettlr written to the Secretary
OF the American Union Convention OF Pennsyl-
vanla and New jersey, by one OF the ladies sent
from the keystone State to the South will shoR
that BenevOlence and Christianity can aid the
Government in the work of reconstruction as
much as they did in prosecuting the war against
Rebelion:-- D.. .... "a"
ATLANTA Ca, April 81, 1858 Mr. Joseph Parker
Secretary-Dear STA month has elapsed since
your VISIT TO Atlanta And L VIII comm3nco the
pleasant duty ofreportng progress 10 your esteemed
Association
The Free schools in this CITY, established by your
COMMISSION, are ia hOur ,hiug condition The
trouble vita us not how snail we yet the children
into school, bu how sba We Keep them out
The teachers all m luiiejj Great Interest," in their
work, and labor diligently Each teacher ha, from
eighty TO one hundred sc1ollr5 All feel very sorry
TO eluse admittance TO sngle child, but nd t inn
possible TO aemt all shat apoiy; consequently
almost every day chldreu refused aumit-
lance, for the reason the schools are already
lulL Many articles of oothIag have been re.
Ceived from the Ladies' Union AID of Pllade-
pha, and have been distributed among the seho ars
At the close Of the term will send you a Inst of
articles issued to the destitute children from the
opening to the close OF the tenn. The general
appearance of the children Is very much improved
1 wish your ASSOCIATION aud generous oOntribu ors
could see the improvement of the scholars, and hear
the expressions Of gratitude from parents who,
having been impoverished by che war, are unable TO
pay for educating their little ones
Could tLey see and hear as we do, they would be
encouraged and renew their eifJrts 10 carry On me
OF the noblest works ever commenced IA the south,
and winch IS doing more to remove prejudice and
restore union between the secuons o. cOunLrv
estanged by civil war than ANYTHING mat bas yet
been attempted
The weat. ier is very warm The close Of the day
usUay mas us Almost exhausted, yet, atera HightS
rest the duties are again resumed. Not one Nao or
mas Deen absent from her post single day since tho
opehlhg OF the schools. Hoping friends at the No, IA
wiz not weary in well-dong but SIll continue in he
good WORK, and kindly remember the Init band OF
iaboIers In tne sum South Will say, good ui0ht
lery respectfully yours
HARRTET Ptfrr
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WINDOW SHADES ONE DOLE AR-No humbug
Real Gilt Shades only one dollar at Patterns, No.
140S Chesnut street. 4. .
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CHARLES STOKES & Co.'s Zone price" frst-c' ass
Clothing House, established IN 1853, under the Con
tInental Hotel.
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For BREAKFAST.

" VUh DhEhhFAbIs
FOR DINNER, ..
FOR SUPPER.
NEW BERMUDA POTATOES.
NEW BERMUDA ONIONS.
NLw BERMUDA TOMATOES. .l
Your Grocer or Market man can get supplied at
... r..t BERMUDA PRODUCE COMPANY, H
No, 12o West street, New York.
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CLOTHING RFADY-MADE and made to order at
Charles Stokes & Co.'S, under the Continental.
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aGUo or4ulIUa a1.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-05
8sal estats.
LENTZ & APPLEGATE,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Office ;523 Third street, North Side.
DAYTON, OHIO

N SMALL FARM, 81 ACRES; GOOD
brick house and wen improved, six miles from
Dayton, adjoining Liberty 1850.
tavern and good grocery stand In Chambers
A dnc residence in Yellow Springs, well i'm
good brick house. lots well improved, in IIar-
nsburg- Si 800.
a good house and lot, volt improved on Long
street 81 600
farm Of 100 acres wellimprovcd about miles
north ofDayt0n free pike bargain for eli 900.
lntnl. miles from Dayton. of 40 acres well
improved. on Eaton Pike; cheap for $t7OD0
tarn Of t5t urres mile east Of Union, on the
Of land-SaOOO
farm of l23 acres. well improved. 3 miles south
west OF UoyingtOn Ohio, the best land for Si5 per
acre.
FLAX fartOry, occupied by Mcssrs Davis 4 Co.,
with machinery, and acres OF land.
a farm of 100 acres. mile north of Browns sta
proved $40 600
A brick house. corner OF Brown and Ann
streets $t 500
farm Of 80 acres. on Greenylllo u R.-$22iO
brick house on Fiith street, No. 227-4OO0
farm of 81 acres good improvements at
Brown's station, on Western r. RI 700.
y farm OF u acres, on Germantown Pike, miles
from DaytOn-$90OO
number Of houses and lots In different parts OF
the city. All will he sold cheap
tebe II LENrI q ApPLEGATE. Il. E A.
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Notice

NOTICE Is lGEhEBE GIVEN THAT
tur uudtr7,sucl has been appointed and qualified
.s uimui.i irattiN of thr estate Of William kuaucr,
ttccplrd i.,. uf Montgomery county, ohio.
iebl9-Jtv MARIA BARBARA kNAUER.
IAXECUTRIN NOTlCE.-NOTlCE is
II..lig -ivtn that ChristiIna Mcntcl has been ap-
.Utni i,t qualified rs eNccutiN OF tho estate OF
CHRISrIAEA MENTEL,
ilii}3tw EXeoutriN Of Simon Mcntel, Decd,
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DIR. STEVENS & co.

Il RIVATE DISEASES CURED IN TIE
shortest possible time at the Cincinnati Lock Hos
pitai, II West Third street between Walnut and
Vine, up stairs, without the use Of Mcrcary, loss
of time, or change of diet.
Dr. STEVENS, by special study and experience
in the hospitals of Baltimore, london and Paris is
enabled 10 guarantee u cure in the most compi
Gated cases. Recent cases of GonOrrheaOr Syphilis
cured in few days, without change of diet, or
hindrancc from business. secondary Syphilis--thc
last vestige-eradicated without the use of Mer-
curry.
Victims Of soH- abuse and excessive venery, suf.
fcring from Spermatorrhca and loss of physical
and mental power, Indigestion or Constipation,
Eruptions, Nervous Coughs, HypOchondris, &C,
are treated for Liver Complaint Dyspepsia, and
Consumption, by ignorant men, who mistake the
effects for the causes of the evil and thus multi
ply both.
Married men, and those ntemplating marriage,
should restore yigor 10 their bodies and minds ere
they entail misery and disease upon thosl of their
pOsterity.
Diseases peculiar 10 females treated A cure
guaranteed in all cases Persons at u distance
promptly cured, by addressing, with statement OF
case, DIR. STEVENS Il Co, IA West Third street,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
onieer ours from a. NJ, :ob p. NJ. Sundays to
II A Nj. decS-1yd
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s,...r Is hereby given, that the undersigned ha,
tul, aly boon appointed aud qualified by the FRO,
bl.- trIrt of Montgomery touuty, Ohio, admins
TRAITOR of the estate of VIM Anglcstne. ls4e of said
rauutg, dcgclsCd. ROBERT Il, DitkEN.
January 49, 1866. jan 21-3tW