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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-13
THREE CENTS.
SiFY COUNCIL.
MONDAY, March u.

H.. D., MONDAY, March H.
vii James Young, ESQ, President IN tb bd Ihenpers'
II M. ooIsuch presented petitions from Rarnjoo T.
steam enaneS % ON ~ H. amer Tor permission to erect
T HG Hr Lanklgrd presented responsiveness from Tbos
the capitai tc f i i9S I the city subscribing to
Hr Marsh presented petition from Rev p p'
mI,Hu anu 1thers ior the passage of an 0r4inanrc
the limits Of taxation; referred "i'H'h
n ne R = FFrG9SIdent 9It presented communication from
Dr. H. Il Bliss in relation to the erection of cboir
hospitals for the desttute referred u eN''ieIa
Mr.. Kraft, from the Committee on Markets. pre
ton of fish market at Hollins street market; laid
over. ''o'' LAX"
Mr., Lynch, from the Committee on Claims. report.
ed adversely upon the petition of VIII Ieor9rl
and others, registers of the 18th ward for coInDnn
tlon for extra services, read and laid over
The order of the day the bill to encourage Tocrst
Point Ferry, was taken up. On motion of Mr. lynch
II was recommitted to the Committee on the HaTbnr
Mr. Foreman called up the ordinance in relation
on his motion, ordered to lie reprinted. '
Mr, ,AlGhoils from the Committee on Health, re-
pp.tGG adversely upon the petition of Charles A.
adopted. 0'0N'
Mr.. Greer offered resolution authorizing the re-
~ VI - me INC harlne hospital: laid over.
4if. N"fSuch from the Committee on thu Fire nn-
lStlnolV' prescribed an Ed'nance increasing The pay
VI nv @!tslhe @ men ol me fi!e Departments laid over
liT, NeyseT, irom the Committee Of Wave orS
t4e2hs, presented resolution directing the REGISTER
to pay to any soldier the hnTnt, H. - ~ ttI
proper proofs Of his Identity service Ne. ai & utUi
Mr. Jones called up the resolution authoriLinG an
addition to he erected to the Court house and an
prOprating SlS,1OO. Pending the considcrSt;or nF
the subject, the Branch adjourned -
Second Branch.-The President, Daniel Harvey
ESD, and quorum of members present. -
A communication was received from c. l.. L. Tea7g-
Esq, City solicitor, IN answer to a resolution of in
Iu ~ references 10 the opening OF " est street. sta
ting that the matter is now pending before the CouTt
Of Aprcas, which was read.
% |h9in cre reiered opening Of johnson stree,
from Hamburg TO Warren street, also the rradi,e
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-13

"A committee Of Bostonians have been
visiting Albany New York and Philadelphia, with
view OF asaertanng the comparative rates of living
condition of the markets. and the general domestic
pecuniary situation They found that while the cost
oflving in Boston is 126 per cent greater than
it was in 1860, the increase in Philadelphia has been
$50 per cent, and in New York and Albany still more
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-13

Determined to get the great secret from his BOSOM
and as the last attempt id I'D the only alternative left
Smms put the direct question to him: Did you do
that terrible job at koxbury?" Scratch Gravel"
was silent-he hesitated-he stood though para
yzed-he gazed with terrible stare into the eyes of
his questioner-and it seemed as though tumultuous
thoughts were raging through his brain and spring
ing from the inmost recesses of his SOUL For the first
time he quailed before his ellow-prsoner His ewes
were fixed with an earnestness which seemed almost
to de that he saw before him photographed his fell
crime and dreadful doom. When he did speak, his
voice quivered and he said. hesitatingly, No. How
do know but there is detective here. But if was
out of this Cd d-n State | might say more-tell
you all about it; there is officer here who would
like d-n well to know all about it, -
THE DETECTIVES WORK DONE.
After due consultation, the officers unanimously
concluded that the object of the detective had been
fully accomplished and that it was unnecessary to
continue the investigation any longer. IS, G.'s'
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-13

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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-13

| Se~To be opened next to Pittsburg Cincinnati ST.
Louis Chicago, Cleveland, Buffalo, Albany, and ell
| the principal intermediate points ja9 If
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-06
Whew!-"Brick" PomerOy on Ben
Butler.

''BRIcK" had pickles for dinner on New
Years, served up with peppersauce and a
dash of cayenne. An original Secession
ist ne never had patriotic motive in his
heart. lie never deserved a position in the
army; he never fought battle; he never
won a victory he never lost an opportu-
nifty to steal from and plunder the defense
less; he never made the Union flag other
than signal TO mark the depository of
stolen goods, and should have been dis
missed the army long since. ..
The greatest curse a mother could put
upon child would be to wish it the heart
and attributes of BEN BUTLER, whose sun
has at last sunk in the deepest infamy, and
whose eternity we trust will be spent in
the home OF his employer. Thief robber,
Abolition patriot, military blnnderer, wo-
man insulter, graveyard robber, soldier
murderer, tdrepeW .ii f-
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-06
Addition Cnnsistencyi

The Hartford Daily Times, Democratic
paper, which never swerved from its adj
herence to sound national principles in the
darkest, darkest days Of the last for years,
most truthhilly says that the inherent err
ror and wickedness of the spirit and pur-
poses of the sectional party Is constantly
involving them in the most pslpable con-
tradictions and glaring Inconsistencies.
Throughout the war they Yehemantly
maintained that the Union was unbroken.
Now they insist that the Southern States
are out of the Unionl If these States are
not in the Union, then it is established that
Secession can be accomplished; States may
sccede In that case it follows that we
have been warning upon the Southern
States unjustly; expressing them; depriv-
ing them of their rights devastating their
homes and fields, and slaughtering their
citizens without just cause Yet these
same malignants depend, for the establish
ment of the anti-slavery amendment to the
Constitution upon the action of these very
States each of whom in this manner acts
in the very highest capacity of a sovereign
State. What these malignant sectional
leaders in Congress- desire, evidently, is
this--to have the South u, the Union when
ever that position will serve their Repub-
lican party ends; and ont of the Union at
all times when their being out promises to
aid the same purposel
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-06
The London Times on our National
Finances.

The London Times esteems Secretary
McCulloch's report as very able document.
1t is remarkable, among similar documents,
as being grounded on sound financial prin-
ciples. We recognize in Mr.. McCulloch a
real fnancier, but the point in Mr.. McCul-
Ioch's scheme which must strike English
men most forcibly, is the confidence which
he invites in the action of the Executive.
He asks for unlimited power i'm the way of
funding paper currency, and asks that a
surplus, commencing at $l0,0O0,000, and
gradually increasing to $40,000,0O0, may be
entrusted to the Government for the time
being. That such things should be asked
for is surprising, but If the representatives
of tax payers are found willing to grant
them. we may be well astonished. What
ever may be its COURSE of financial discus
sion in the States, during the current ses-
sion of Congress, may be watched by us
with advantage, as those who are in much
the same position, may learn from the ex-
perience of others.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-06
The Governor of Wisconsin.
Dec. 20, 'G5.

The new Governor of Wisconsin is an Abb
clifton bird of rare plumage, and ifhe don't
look out, he is in fair way to serve his
nest after the manner of another bird we
have read of. He is an aspiring individual,
who rcjoices in the name of Fairchild, and
whom the good people of Wisconsin, at the
State election last fall, elevated to the gu
bernatOrial chair over General Hobart the
democraticic candidate a gentleman and 4
soldier. This man Fairchild, seems to have
come to the conclusion that the somewhat
capacious State of Wisconsin is not large
enough for the exercise of his statesman
ship, and in his inaugural address he very
kindly proposes to assume the custody of
national affairs. He not only prescribes
the duties of the national judiciary, but in
n particular case defines the law by which
that tribunal is to be guided. He pro-
nomces jefferson Davis guilty of treason,
and demands that he shall not only be tried,
but convicted, and then hung, and he adds
that, mot until this has been done, and the
fact that treason is a crime which can not
be committed with impunity shall have
been fully demonstrated, will the American
people be content"
We fully agree with the Cincinnati En-
Quirer, that ''the thing tby which we mean
the Governor) is worthy of notice only on
account of its impudence and the utter
ignorance of the pr0prieties of his position
manifested by the Governor of Wisconsin; /;
who has done for himself that which DOG
BERRY was so anxious to have done for him
by another. So far rs we are concerned,
we do not recognize the right of Governor
FARCHILD to speak in the name of the
American people, of whom, judging by his
performances, he is rather an unfay5rable
specimen; and his readiness to perform
services which belong to the National
judiciary argues very little for his fitness
to discharge those which attach to the Of
flee to which he has, unwisely on the
part of the people of Wisconsin, been ele-
waited :"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-06
THE GLORIOUS EIGHTH
OHIO DEMOCRATIC
Eighth Of January Reunion
NAUGHToN HALL,
COLU MI h u -, O.

PRESIDENT
Ion. WILLIAM ALLEN. of Ross.
VICE PRESIDENTS,
Hon. f. f. BINGHAM, of Franklin,
MEREDITH X. WuLETT, of Williams,
I" A. l.. PERRILL- of Pickaway,
w. w. WEBB, Of Franklin,
" JACOB REINHARD, of Franklin.
SECRETARIES.
WALTER c. HooD, of Washington,
JEFFERSON PALM, of Trumbull,
DAVID 5. FISHER, of Allen.
The ablest men of the party in the State
have been invited, and have consented to
respond to toasts on the occasion. Demo-
Gratis of the State are cordially invited TO be
present The Committee of Arrangements
take pleasure in saying, that it is expected
that every county will be fully represented.
Ample arrangements have been made to
accommodate all who may attend the
Festival. Tickets can be procured at the
Neil House, American Hotel Goodale
House, Rilcy's Book Store, Ed. Lanes
Restaurant. or Ofthe Committee of Arrange
ments, mt the Rooms of,the Franklin Demo-
cratic Association, 227 High street.
Doors open to the Hall at G@ O'Clock p.
NJ Supper to commence at Z o'clock pre-
cisely.
JoHN G. THOMPSON, Chm.
c. B. FLOOD,
AMOS LAYMAN,
). $. RICHLY
w. 5. V. PRENTIss, Sec'y.
Dec. %. 'G5. Com. of Arrangements.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-06
A Change for DETECTIVES.

Gov. BRAMLErTE, of Kentucky, seems to
be wanting several of his former fellow
citizens, and now in parts unknown, to be
returned to the paternal limits of his State
Offering, as inducements, $500 for JESSE and
SDAVID UNDERWOOD, who lately murdered
GEO. A. TRUBIBo, in Bath Co.; $3.50 for p.
A. YANCEY, who murdered ROBT. COLEMAN,
of Christian Co.; $3.50 each, for Squire Ca
BILE, and 10. and Ben. WOODS, for murder
ing JOSEPH MOTION, in Jefferson Co.; $500
for the murderers of an unknown woman
in the same county; $500 for WIN. j. GRAY,
Jr, who murdered a policeman named ED.
BOND, in Louisville; $500 for JoHN and
RoBT. WIsEMAN, who murdered CLAYTON
WILT, of Estill Co.; $500 for JAS. and
GREEN SLAUGHTER, who murdered ABsoLoM
POLLARD, in Garrard Co.; $500 for SAM.
ANDERSON, who murdered W. OSBORNE, Of
Grant Co.. $500 for JAKE GhTNER, who
murdered WIN. CLARK, of Clay Co.; $500
for JAS. LAWSON, who murdered b. Bos-
LANG, of Mercer Co.; $3.50 for BEN. JOHN
SON, who murdered SAM. MANSFIELD, of
Hart Co.; and $500 for Bon. s. TURNER,
who murdered r. s. PORTER of Logan Co.
Combined, these several items makes up
an item worthy of "7Re dark and bloody
Ground p
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-06
Saved from a Calamitx.

A special to the Cincinnati Gdeette, says
CHICAGO, Jan, 4.
Another case of suflocation from coal gas
occurred in this city on Wednesday last,
which very nearly resulted fatally to a fam
lily of eight persons, man named O'Brien,
his wife and six children, but all are fortu-
nately yet alive. O'Brien was barely ena-
bled to escape from the room by the aid of
neighbors. The rest of the family were res
.cued in an insensible condition, but by the
The gas came from small cooking stove In
the room, in which they were burning Blue
Mountain coal. Had the victims remained
in the room ten minutes longer they would
have persisted.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-06

The Cincinnati Commercial is "after''
General SCHENcK, slightly, in the following
somewhat pungent paragraph:
General Schenck lost an opportunity at
Columbus, Tuesday night. A brass band,
unbeknown to the General, of course, came
under his window and played some patri-
otic airs, whereupon he proceeded to ad-
dress the multitude The prominent fea--
tilre of the record of the General in this
Congress was his resolution relating to
Mexican affairs, and requesting the Presi-
dent to take proper measures to do some
thing. AS Congress has, or used to have
the power TO declare war, if the General
wanted war with France about the Mon
roe Doctrine the thing to do was to offer a
Joint resolution declaring it. Governor
Anderson, in his message, gave the Mexi-
can matter prod that has caused a sudden
fall of the stock taken in ''the abstract right
of an empty meal-bag to stand alone"
Now, if General Schenck proposes to stand
by his Mexican resolution, Columbus was
replace to talk and tell us all about it.
But he omitted to say any thing on the sub
ject, and thereby lost his grip on foreign
affairs
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-06

The New York Express Washington cor
respondent says that Immediately upon the
reassembling OF Congress Senator Doolittle,
of Wisconsin, will open upon the radicals
or destructives. Mr.. Doolittle is an elo-
quent speaker, and, like the President, was
originally Democrat.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-06
FARM FOR SALE,
SHERIFF'S SALE.

or OTrY PROPERTY, ON PARTITION.
VIM. A. Taylor ct. al o.sa No ,oso
rs. 'o wv o@oVg
Ellen Shade, ct. al. superior Oourt'
I In Obedience 70 the command Of uorder Of sale
1ssued in the above case and to me directed will offer
ut publ sale, st the door Of the Ceurt House in the
city Of Dayton, on ...
Saturday January 81, 1866,
At 2 o'clok NJ the following described premises
to-wt, situate IN the city Of Dayton County and
State, tow't;
Thirty feet off Of The east side Of Lot No. gs3 on
ahe revised plat OF said City Of Dayton with all the an
pnrenances on said lot numbered above, which hes
east OF the center Of the division wall Of the double
brlck house now erected on said premises
SAID premises have been appraised at s25OO co. free
that amount. - -
The above premises are situate on sixth street
nearly opposite the United Brethren Church Tho
house is good two story brick with eight rooms ali
in verY good order. cn the premises L. ood v eli
and cistern, with many other conv snielces Terms
ofsale, CASH. o. g. II. DAVIDsOE Shertf
b. .HoUK, Auy. for Pitts dA2sdayyts
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-06

A number of suits have lately been insti-
tuted against gamblers in Chicago for the
recovery of lost money.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-06

STEAIINGs IN THE INDIAN BUREAU.--A
few DAYS before the adjournment of Con-
gress. writes "Mack" TO the Cincinnati Com
glerciaL a resolution was pushed through
both Houses, appropriating half million
of dollars for destitute Indians: Half of
this amount he thinks will stick to the
hands through which it is intended to pass
TO the indians. II occurs to him as some
what singular that every who has any
thing to do with this business gets rich,
and he alleges that there are instances
where agents and employees have been
known TO save $50,0OO year out of salary
of $3,000l
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-06
I EGAL NOTICE.

L EGAL NOTICE. u.'a .af y. tHftn !" ,f.
Ia .sf sI.UH-H 20 .r .f|H. .. u..-
Jacob O. SILVER, Piaintn
"a
Isaac Isaac Horner and oatharina Horper, OF aSrangaOo
Indiana and Sarah d. Silver and Lewis A. stiyer1o
. H Montgomery Co., Ohio, Defendants. ...,
Superior Court ofMontgpmeTy Co., ohio.l o.lolaa
I, The above named defendants will take notice
that Jacob o. stiyer the 20lh day OF sseptaiar .5
a; D.i 1865, filed his petioa in the Superior Court
OF montgomery County, Ohio asking that partttion
be made Of the following described premises and
dover assigned thereIn 10 said Sarah stiyer sad
premises being ninety In the south east eoay
OF the north west quarter Of section number oI nina
teen town four tt range four (l east, and ihat Il
tine DecemDer term OF said court, Raid pIaintd ill
ask thai an order be made for the parttop oTsa,d
premises IN pursuance OF the statIla " ~
61si. ". MnYER, Attorney '"0V' o. sriVER'
HFSctl3 slw .a
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-06
alew advertisements.
SPLENDID FARM FOR SALE
WITHIN ONE MILE OF DAYTON

A SPLENDID FARM or SIXTY ACRES OF LAND
N FOa SALE, within mile Of Dayton; Frame
House, Barn and other improvements. For terms
call ON Uonrd Smiley, hVing near the Premises IN
Ha rison TOWNSHIP.
Ifnot sold by ttes OF April 1861 II will ba Tor
rent. .I.h CONRAD HENRY STAllHY,
Jan. 4. wSt.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-06
@eaifak
DIR. STEVENS & co.

DRlVATE DIgEAEs CURED IN THE SHORTEST
Il possible time, at the Cincinnati Lock Hospital,
IA West Third street, between Walnut and Vine, up
stairs, without the use OF Mercury, loss Of time,
change OF diet m n
Dr STEVENS, by special study and experience in
the hospitals Of baltimore, London and PARIS, IN
en- lhled 10 guarantee cure in the most compli-
Gated cases. Recent cases Of GonorThes Syphilis
cured in few days, without change Of diet OF hind
rance nom business secondary Syphiha-the last
vestge-eTadested without the use Of Mercury.
Victims cf self.abuse and excessive yepery, suiIer.
ing from Spermatorrhea, and loss OF physical and
mental power, Indigestion or Constipation, srup-
lions .NeTyou Cough, Hypoohondria, &e are treated
for LAYER Complsint. Dyspepsia, and Consumption,
by ignorant men, who mistake the effects for the
causes OF the evil. and thus multiply both.
Married men, and those contemplating marriage,
should restore vgOr TO thtir bodies and minds, ere
they entail misery and disease upon those OF their
pOsteTity u. II fittfIU w ID " WV
Diseases peculiar TO females treated. A cure guar
ranteed in al cases. Persons at distance promptly
cured, by addressing, with statement Of case, DR..
STEVENS CO., IA West Third stFesh Cincinnati,
ONCE hours from 8 A. M, to sP, NJ; Sundays
TO IL A. M. F rEff lfts deos-lyd
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-06
Spefial gntites.
Important to pressmakerf

Important to Dressmakers (,
AND THOSE WISHING TO MAKE THEIR OWN
and ohildren's Dresses. No dress can appear
handsome however costly, unless 1t is properly cut
and htted. To any one who will write To me, will
furoish information whereby they can cut anl make
perfect 6ang drcIses In all cases, Bs snre TO give
the name ofyour post office, County and slaio, Ad-
dress, Mrs.. r. BERAARD,
je2dlw Box T3S, Newark, Nj
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-06
NOTE LOST.

A PRoMIssoRY NOTE FOR TWO HUNDRED
N dollars, gwen by Margaret Patbnson 20 Fred.
Lange dated September 2s 1854, and payable on the
first day Aprl 1865 All persons are csutioned not
Jan. 4,-d3t FRED. LANCE.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-06

1t is stated that the President win soon
issue proclamation declaring the restora-
ton of the Union complete.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-06

IfsrApE OF OWEN MCCORMACK .--NoTTop ~
~ hereby given that the subaorbsr has been an.
and qvaheda as adm nisrator OF the eetate on
ynen l mvVormiok late Of Montgomery county, Ohio
deceased Dated this Ilth day of Decemter iess
deel2dAwSt ELl2ABETH MoOORMIOK.
E,AEuUroR's MOTT loE--AIl persons Interested o.
~ hereby notified that the Undersigned has tins
aay heen appointed and qualified as EIecutoT of ihs
Estate o. Henry o. Adam, deceased. y ~
Novenber Is, 1895 ~ nnHSh...
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-20
ne General Lsndorice dscides ~,

The General LsndOftice decides that pa .
ties who make entries of public lands unde-
the Homestead law, may relin quisb ,heir
q .slaims.to The. United States, bat not to q
third parity. neither. are they allowed tC
osnsks second entry after such surrender
the privilege being exhausted in the ir.t
instance. A party not wishing to continue
bis residence upon and cultivation Of a tract
for the term Of FIVE years, may acquire
-sgompfete titie by paying theop1ce fixed by
lss, aud proving actual settlement aud
cultivation TO date of payment
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-20
.,How TO Go TO BED, Hall IS Journal Of

How TO Go TO BED Il Hall IS Journal Of
Hsallh, 10 speaking on this subject, says;
,sIa freezing " inter time do it in q bury,
II there is no, Ere in the room. ard there
ought MOTTO be. uple>s, you are quite on
Invalid. But il a person is not in good
heAtb, il is best. 10 uudress by good fire,
wa-m and dry the feet well, draw on tbt
stockings again, run int d rocm without o
fire, jump into bed, buudie' up, with head
and ears under cover for minute or more,
until yeu feel a little warmth; then uncover
four head, next draw off your stockings.
strsighten out, iuru over oa your right
SIDE and g, 10 sleep: II sense Of chline,s
comes over you on getting into bed. it will
alysJs DO You an irjars (; and its repetition
INCREASES tbe III Effects. withsut hayipg any
tendency 70 harden YOU Nature ever a6
hers violence We are never shocked into
good health. Hard usage makes no Carmen,
lasty}onger ~ . a 1T
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-20

~. A Harry Hu BAND.-My wife has gone
10 visit her mother. / am happy 10 be
able to state that the children accompanied
:. her. Peace, qnietuess, and felicity reign in
my. dwelling. | come aud go unquestioued
{. ] siay ont lac at nights without fear O.
a arebuke. / lie in bed Of mornings, and no
lone insists on my getting up. My fri n Is
pass the evenings with me and there b,
= none who tell me the next day that the
window curtains are filed with tobacco
smoke and the parlor has the fragrance of
Q bar room. If TWO or three friends come
home With me. the cook never asks why l
brought them, nor complains Of q headache.
What is more she does not mist upon
baying new silk dress every week, nor
burst into tears if utter rude and naugh'y
sofds.- The fact is, if there be one thug
like more than another, it issto have my
wife to visitEh her mother.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-20
AGENTS.

BOsTOH-oeorge @. Goodwin L Co.
NEW YORK--DemAs Barnes 4 Co.
BlLI7MORE'-S. 8. HAnee.
PITTsBURG-Dr. George II. Ksyser.
CINcfENlTE-F. Il. SURE 4 Co., and John d. Parh
CHIClGO-IoFd a Smith, and II. scoyii
ST. LOUIS-CoIlIns Brothers.
slSFRlNCIsc0-Ho -Hoststtsr, Smith Dssa.
Also, sold By all Druggists sad Dsassss. 7ss