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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-11-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The Hair RestOrer, that gives the best satis-
actis1 is isPESTACHINE,-used and sold ev erywheJe-
1I0YlenH .even.l
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-11-16

Cyyeet OpOpOnaX! Is the sweetest Extract mads
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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-11-16
RAIL ROADS.


nEand after sstusay, July zis 1866 trains viii run
I daily, fSundaYsexcepted,l as followsi
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-11-16
An EffectuaI Worm Medicine. .
Browns Vermifuge COmfiGs,

Oh WORN LozESGZS- Much sickness, undoubtedly, ith
children and adus attributed to ether causes, -
casioned BY Tho "v sKNIFuoE cozyITs although
edeetusl in destroying worms do possible injury
to the most deliceat child. This valuable combination
has beeu successfully used BY physesn and found 70 Be
safe and in sradcAng wos bsruI to children.
Children having Worms require immediate at
suton neglect of the trouble often prolonged
sickness.
Symptoms of Worms In Children arsoften over
looked Worms In the stomach and bowels irri-
stion, which be removed only by the use of sure
remedy. The combination Of Ingredients used in max
ing Brepns Ysrznge CO~ks' is such as TO give the
best possible effect with safety.
CURTIS BROWN, Projectors, New York. Sold by
all Dealers in Medicines, at IS cts box. Cz2ylsmp.l
Z. Dillon 4 Son and S. BHekLaHd 4 Sous agents Cor
SaHdtskV County,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-28


PETER MELENDY, United States
Marshal f3r the state OF io.a do here the pub
INC notire tnst in the II the T ed against
ne Rlbaer Belt Il al III ofse1ar. aud igurs
under Acts Of Conxr. d. the losh day of No
inter, 1885, In keokuk eunty. Iowa stt4eh ,n3 take
into poss-ssan- for af custody, fub5er IT,
barrels piece 4 per and ta pip tub,
one rse pov-r mscharry, Two od-n be b iies,
wo wood, tabs ts o yea-f tubs, two eds 10,
team eol and pipe, wooden pump fItur-s.
tNo b-e- &, cooler and Goaber and
r.ctis Ing tub..
Ad ai-o give pu lie n1tice that the tire as.iznei
for In, return Of raid rant is th- ii sey Of
April 1865, aud I hereby ADJ nish AMI
ali persona tium'ns Any inter.st IN the aid rubbtr
belt sf al or knowing having anything 10
sy why the SANE shoui not be cout mnsd sold 10
aus~.rfh d-manA sf s~3 ieeifahf II they be
t-fr- the said Ds,r Court th District Of
o~u. at return term, 10 be bea and Eolds al sstd
n rict Curt n, ths cd Cay OF 4 .aiI afore-
ait i,sS K~ kik. L- coont. fo-a Ia said District
u said Las, day, wh. at ~here .sid will
hssrd then and hrt- 70 int-rroee their cai-~s and
said libel and max IN. r sllAyati ihs. be-
hsn PETER MpLeNDY, L. : II
mehl9 dl+t By H. fuLIoS, D. putty.
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LIMITED STATES MARsHALs SALE.

ss i e cs.s G. .:f,ss :. E.
tKsokus, sill conmandsd ~ sad urft sxpos. to
.sie . Dnbic auction at the aacsi room OF Hove
IyIT on Main, betweea secnnd and Third Streets In
tAs 81 a. q Ael lsds i 10 o.seei = q I'd
usy. hay bfolr, Blsci = Con mentares voi Ar
o 10 Ms, Prfnr vol hifty Pleading. vol, ID
and "a o's Cess on Litrton stark. On hviden, VOL
voi sann ers on PIE .ding bgrst Of Revenue Laws
dsnce Eonl.ane. Eqs, vol cnsty e en- p.sdiDs. ~ ing
hscoes rimnal Evide.ce Stevens on Pleading Iv.s
@ Laws, henors % frautn, ~ !. Code Of lows, Mum
iords H. por,s VOL Mabecho's french Caur Law In.
srilit.s.e's. slat. vol Coogrs'on-i ol.se vcs.
sento"'- Thirty Years in 5 tenst. Nod rn BritIsh
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vol World D'pa, Cd vol H-.I ry q the Great Reior.
nation, Con mrrce and ygstion, roI. Constitui Of
len, piiendsri's French M-fhos fudge Donss Vs.tp.
Ore M Laf-. os~.lds Dictionary Of Political
lens Life Of Oft, Anhon'~ Grre Re .cer Asbury IIi
nos Justice, Upon Mental Philosophy sol aottons
cssar, nsgrim's progrefe c.mpL-i's 70. ms ar~,k
rrammr. ett., Practical Gndr lott ma
~, London Magazine, Notes Trssei aud Life, Map Of
oh'o ald hentu Ky AMI Dramn.ond I.iand, Osatu,ry
address on Death Of Neh~fer, Asnswerfh ic-tprary
Life Of Washington, vel Exploration. for k.ilro.
.ae p-sinc Crabes poeiieai ~"rks. comre Jium Of
senate sets, Constitutions Uni, States u1dle
Iord and it, People, T".n aod country Anh Gre.k
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Works, max Ta..o The Two aida IA hon ard
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Age, Is AIS from the Lonion Tin Moore. Pc. teal
Works hyr MS " ork. Q vol ape. = Maa-xine smith
90 Ian keprt. vi N pol on IN Exile, M.d.in Ertsh
s-sayist. Knies-rs Ike Woman in F.@ree i al, y.
works, T.f'urds fr tal AMI sIse eaneon. Woik.;
stifon't Poeticai Work M.esueys Mi se.lap'es. RI
iene~ q prophe,y, nu.sbrs Rerer'es Of D..telof,
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he -lhere OF Woman, Life vi JeG-rsob story of Ire
and one lot Of N+.sziD.s also dste4d. u the
highest and best bidder fst h satisfy
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PATHR AEttSuY
Ma-sh.i - the s ~. . Iowa
mch25 By III FULTON Leua.,
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PouGHKEpsIE, n. y. March 81.
About eight clock last evening IS Robert
Henry Hendershot, we'll known as The drum
mer boy ofthe Rappahock, was entering the
Washer street building of Eastman's College,
he was set upon by three burglars who had
the building. One Of the thieves fired two
shets at Hendershot in quick succession, ::the
balls striking testament in the breast pocket
of his coat, doing him no injury whatever.
Henderson, Immediately drew a revolver and
returned the FIRE rapidly. During the confu-
sion the burglars made their escape Upon
examination, il was found that an attempt had
been made to carry off Hendershot's beauti
full silver drum, which was presented to hin,
by the Tribune Association. and q quantity oil
money belong to the stationery department,
Of the College. The affair caused considera.
BILE excitement, and the police are working
up the case.
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yrom South America.

New YORK, March q.
The Herald's Rio Isneiro correspondent
writes respecting affairs in Brazil and the
progress OF the war between the allies and
Paraguay.
The grand attack of the former had not yet
been made, but the two hostile forces con-
fronted each other on opposite sides Of the
Parana river, and il was expected the allied
army would cross about the middle of Febru.
ary, preparatory to . formidable assault on
the e. mparaguayaa stronghold Of Hucnait4.
Inc nrsz'llian. Argentine and Uragnayan
troops together numbered about 65, 600 to
oppose wnom there were only 2S, GOO or 81, ,OOC
Paraguayans.
Brazil had also on the river "a var vessel.
four OF which were iron clads, and the Areen
tines had two or three men. of. war.
The Brazillians are very desirous Of l lars,
immigration to their country and are holdin,
meetings to forward the matter.
Great inducements are offered TO America,
| faSmers 70 remove thither,
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Gen. Bakers Trial.

WASHINGTON, March Y.
Yesterday Gen. Lafayette G. Baker, late
chief detective of the War Departmet. enter
ed special plea Of former conviction and on
the charges for which he is now indicted in
the criminal court. which were for robbing
Mrs. Lucy Cobb, the pardon broker. of two
hundred dollars. The prosecution demurred
to the plea, and this morning Judge Fisher
delivered an opinion sustaining the plea and
dismissing the defendant. The sentence on
the former connection will be passed to- NOR
row.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-28

New YoRK, March %
The Herald's Portland special says there
vas 9 very large and enthusiastic Fenian
demonstration here last evening.
Ihe preliminary procession as it passed
the Preble House, was watched with mnch
interest by the provincials there assembled
Johns
- me Eastport and Arastook papers deny
tnat Fenians in the eastern section Of thu
ince of New Brunswick. p
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I'M MPROvEMHNT IN SOUTHERN SEN.
TIM r MT.

Dr. Towles, colored physician Of Mem
phis, gives in the Post Of that city, an account
Of trip made By him through Georgia and
Alabama, and his impressions Of the feeling
of the planters toward the colored people
These are satisfactory, and if the rampant
and unrepentant rebel element be kept under,
be not brought into enduring life and political
supremacy by the still slave worshiping Cop
prheads of the North, we may expect that
the South will gradually settle into loyal
and rational status, that they will accept the
result of the strife and its inevitable conse-
quences, and do justice towards all classes of
people. This result, we are convinced will
come only by the united and determined eff
fort of the country and Of the loyal States
especially to keep in subsection all dlsloyaltv
and the slave driving spirit. When it is found
that the guarantees of the Government, that
the freedmen shall be protected are not mil
lities, when it is differently established that
the rebels are no, to run in political rule the
victory they failed to secure by war, then will
affairs in the South determine themselves
towards fixedness and justice, and in the i'm
proved condition of all her people the South
will learn the superiority of freedom over
slavery:
''On my way back to Atlanta fell in CON-
pany on the train, with number Of distin-
guished southern white gentlemen. all of
whom had formerly been slave holders. and
it affords me great pleasure to say that was
never treated with more respect and courtesy
than was by these gentlemen. 1t has not
been my pleasure to meet with men whose
sentiments were more loyal and reasonable
than were these ex-slaveholders They we're
unanimous in their conclusion that the only
hope for us as a people was to be found in
our moral and intellectual improvement. This
was absolutely necessary for our future pros
perity, and, in their opinion, the only way to
settle this agitated question Of equality before
the law. When the colored people shall
have become sufficiently elevated by eduea-
were willing to confer them upon them
Ny next stopping place was at Stevenson,
Ala. Here found colored schools that are
very prosperous one, high shool, for col
ored children. Taught by white gentleman
and lady. and another. primary school,
taught by two ladies, one of whom is colored,
formerly slave of Tennessee, but now an
efficient school teacher. This l regard as
quite promotion. but only sample Of what
freedom is now doing for our people all over
the South. AS the good work is now going
on, il will not be long before our people will
have an abundance of competent teachers
among their own coicr.
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Treasure frem Oregon.

San FsANcIsCo. March 26.
The Steamer Pacific has arrived from Port
land, Oregon, with $4,000 in treasure.
The Republicans called meeting at Port
land 10 endorse President johnson. when
Gov. Gibbs, who was present, arose and de-
nounced the meeting rs a meeting of copper
heads. he with others then left the meet
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-28

a poetical young person on one of cur
wharfs remarked to a porter the other day
that he thought the warm weather was the
harbinger of spring. The ilIiterate porter re.
piled that he didn't know anything about The
harbinger, but the wharfnger had just gene
home to dinner, ..because he see him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-28

1t is suggested by The London Chemist
ana Drugg,st that chiorotorm is an exceIen,
r'eu'am Tor the removal of stains or paints
from clothes, &c. Il is found that portions
OF dry wnte pant, which resisted the action
of ether. bepzole, and bsulphide nc cerbon
are at once dissolved by chloroform.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-28

At an auction sac Of pictures In New
York on Thursday Of last week. ARAB Hunt
ing by Schreyer. brought $1,000; GOOD
Morning, Baby by Ed. Frere, $1,000; and
"tlemish Sheep by Verbckhoven, $l,75o
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-28

Thomas W. Knox, the well known jour.
nalist and author. will accompany the over
laid telegraph expedition from San Francisco
through Siberia, China and Russia, to Wes-
tern Europe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-28

BY the last census of London it appes rs
that there are more Scotchmen there than in
Elinbnrgh, more Irishmen than in Dublin,
and more Jews than in Palestine.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-28
BY TELEGRAPH.
MIDNIGHT REPORT.


Civil Rights Dil vetoed.
WASHINGTON, March 81
President johnson has returned to the
Senate the Civil Rights Bill with his objec-
tions.
The veto message up to this hour 1:s0, has
not been read.
Senator Foote was supposed to be in dy-
ing condition at noon to day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-28

The Toronto correspondent ofthe New York
Herald was kicked out of barber shop in
that capital city Of Canada, BY an indignant
Fenian.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-28

THE Detroit Post, as appears by our dis.
patches. has made its entrance upon the jour
nalisiic world. Gen. Carl Schurz is the edi.
tor and is fine writer, profound thinker,
and thoroughly progressive politically. I'm
der his management the Post will be felt in
national politics.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

EOR SALE-A two story brick residence
= with pns cisern ~ cellar. Lot 20 by 10.
situated the southesst o~ner Of seventh ard
streets. Psiee s3o0o. Yor psrteui .rs ca'i on
m<kfs II TRN-EYcK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-28

GES. PALMER has resigned and the rebels
Of Kentucky no doubt brsAahs easier.
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MARRIED..

BY Rev. james Beovs at his cwn honse In this cit,
90 Tuesday. 9TH lest. Mr. j. d Mc9EEGos and Mis-
Sass~rISs HusK both " Lee county. Is~a.
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Test wells have been sunk upon the Estate, and Oil
found payin< q au,ities IN evvty instance. fIf1Y
WELL ue,us put down "a be fol- wed by other.
ra.,idy sibfe to the exteht 10 fEGs
dereer tAe property. pn- hundred sells VI fiug only
bar, els y day, aeh atsx dclsts barrel, prcs
rnch below IN esera price 1T Reno you'd give
m n eight hundred thou and dollars year e.
msking ont uf probably ntteea per cent
pen and x-- If -re KIND Ii la ge flowing we'll
f,nnd sfngse Of The territory may yed the
tre capital Nttitts t,co pears.
-. The Company oxns the Town of Reno, together
with several Hundr Let. for Bu. in4ss amt De-, llnk
houses There il Extensive Den and for them, and
TIE revenue from their ssle will be very great
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March 2Tth., 1866

Tho London Orchestra says of Mile.
Pareps's recent appearance in the represen-
.tatiOK Of Elijah, = that the reception accord
"a her fully inlorsed the encomfums passed
on her by American audiences.
General ]. G. Pemberton, Who WAS in
command Of the defences Of Vickbburg q the
tine Of the surrender o. the city 70 General
Grant is at present in FAaquier 1county, Va.
The Warrenlon Sentinel seys hs dssi9nl
purchasing taxn il thak ceaatb
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-28

The Price of the Sock has zen fixed 1t ONE HUN
DIED AND FIVE DOLLARS y share. Pire Dollar-
go into the Treasury Of she 1ompan, Contributions
TO the workieg fupd.
The Par Fafac Of the Stock. Oae Haadred Dof-
sars paid TO the Trustees, be Deposted IN the
Treasnrg OF the United Sfafes or i,resfed In Cor
ernmeat Securities. AND NAY BE WITH
BRiWy By THE .STOCKHOLDER AT
ANY TINE.
BY the Payment Of Ten Dollars persons ihst desire
asais th- kesut OF the First Year Development,
Srcnre the light Of nbtAining A FUlL P AtD SHARE
OF GUAR ,Nf.ED sFUsk for One Handred Dollars
Addition a. At me before the day Of April, 1851
- II il an Investment with the Chances of Large
". .fit nnd fs alwa Convertible into CASH
1t Par 1t M sht be called
A LEGAL TENDER OIL STOCK.
So large Working Fnnd {e5OO.OOO) has never
he provided expended BY aLy Co rany in the OH
r. gion. SUBSCRIPTIONS will be received bv agents
nd by the principal BANKS an Bankers Throughout the
country. Prospecauses and other Information will be
furnished by Agents, and ny
SAMUEL HOWARD,
SUBSCRIPTION AGsNr,
mch0s -AAvQsn.A9v II NAsssu 81. New York.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-27

~ RIGISAL N0TfCs-To p c, Wright, john Bruce,
~ E.son Bros Co., Etnms Williams eneentrix
OF the estate ofeo Williams, eastd, Abbott Johns
Co Hugh Cook State III Iowa for the Of the School
Fund, A-rrfek cummins, seaman Co, Aieaan-
der Wray Co, Laird Bros. Co, 1homas e~anwtck
and william Lohmer, executors 81 the estate IL Louis
zindie, de easel Geo. c. Anderson, Brown, Goddin
Co, John b. Carson Ben johnson, Hawkins Taylor
s.Msgoun T. G. Pyle, Hesmer Crrtis. L Curtis Geo.
VI Barber, John Mcpoussl. J. r. Allen
You and each Of you hereby notified that there Is
hie IN the ONCE Of the Clerk OF sbe District
Court for Lee County Iowa, at kenknk, petition OF
Eliza Ruddck, claiming you, the said P Wright.
the of Tso Thousand Dollars, money due two
promissofy notes. and also Claiming Of all OF the
closure OF certxn mortgage gwen upon the east half
Of the south section 4
ship sixty six 6) nHrh Of range ve (5) in Lee
County and praying for the sale Of the undivided
half Of the said premises for the payment
said debt undivided half having previously been
for-elosed upon ADD sold FOR tbs payment OF notes
cured by the same described property.
Now unless you apLear thereto and defend before
Of the second day OF the of the District
Court Of Lee County Iows at Keokuk said Court to be
begun and held the hrst Monday n February 1885,,
default i'll Be entered against you snd judgment and
decree rendered thereon prayed for In plaintiff
tion and the proderty sold for the payn Of said
sum interest and costs and all OF your interest In and
TO the said property will be forever Oh and fore
closed. RANKIN MrCRARY
Revenue stamp 5oc1 Atty's for Plaintiff.
oct2-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-27

IDIOTS famous biographical work introdu-
ces Brigham Young under the name OF brig
ham Je,ine, or junior, under the mistaken IN
preston that the second word in brighan's
name indicates that he is youngster, With
out supposing for one moment that, in the
calendar of the Latter Day Saints, "Brig.
ham is an approved Christian name, and
"Young'' no. less sacred than that ofa fami-
ly or dynasty
A still funnier mistake is just now current
in France regarding Gen. Dix, who is called
Dixie, it being naively taken for granted
by our Gallo brethren that the hero Of the
New York Postofhce and Naval Office, and
of the Philadelphia wigwam, is the mythical
Dixie celebrated in many rebel lyrics The
eaIlant Generals late exploits giving a sem
blance ofprobability to this pathological mas
understanding. he viii find not little Diff
Guilty in rectifying the French pronunciation
of his name after his arrival in Paris.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-27

n N
y .. asas = q -.
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Tyo ROBERT GABLE There is nov on Ale IN the
il Once OF the Clerk Of tue District Court OF Lee
County Iowa, At Keoknk. tbs petition OF Fred srks Ga
Bile, claiming Of divorce from tho bonds Of
rage account OF cruel aud nbuman treatment aud
abandonment for more than two years Unless Yen APP
pear and sa petition before noon Of the
second day OF the december term, 1865 of sAid Court
commencing the first Monday OF December Judgment
will be rendered against yen
RANKIN 4 McCRARY,
Rev. stampl Pitts Attys.
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Referees Sale Of Real Estate,

NOTICE is hereby given, that pursuant to
I the Decree of the District Court OF Leo County,
Iowa. keokuk, in suit of partition, wherein Jasper
u'N. al 10 plaintiff and Matilda Cameron aud others
efen iantf the under signed Referees Will the 1{th
day OF November 1865 upon the premises Croton
Lee County, Iowa. between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
and O'clock Of said day. commencing at O'Clock
n Of said day sell At public ont cry 10 the highest
bidder this following real estate, to-vt The north
quarter of section nineteen 90, township sixty
{6T) north range ~ weet, containing Isl
300 Also the fractional southeast qaarter
section nineteen f1D) came township md rsnse con-
tanning q-loo The said sale will be made sub
jcct to dover of Matilda Cameron widow OF Jacob
Cameron, decsased, therein
The term. VIII be oneha.f cash In hand and one-haf
in one year. with per cent interest per secured
by note and mortgage the but the purchas
or may ut his option, pay the whole amount down.
We WIN execute deed to the purchaser purch
A. ANDERSON,l
@. G. BAUDER, Referees.
oct2s-dlw A. w HARLANJ
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An Interesting Question

WHAT class Of people viii be most susceptible to
w attacks from Cholera
Evidently those Affected With kuy disease OF the
stomach liver Of the spperaintng 20 d.
gseton This Glars of persons undoubtedly will be more
liable this disease than those possessed Of
strong and h-~lthy digestive organs.
The question then naturally arises. how shsli
stor. and keep these organs in healthy and normal
condtion' We answer by attention 10 diet avoiding
all Intoxicating drinks matter In what form pre-
sente and hv the according to directions Of that
great streLgthe ning tonic,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-27

Casa of - vials ard book complete %
Case Of % large Wall, In morocco, and book. %
osse OF - large vials plain esss and book...- %
Case Of is boxes fNos. 10 10 and book....-. %
These rsnsds, BY ths atngis box ere sent to
any part Of the country, BY mail or express, hss o
charge, On receipt Of tbs prics. AAdrsq
HUNPHRETT SPECIFIC
HOkEOPA THTC MEDICINE COkPANY
= Once and Depot No. 80 Broadway, Msv-York.
For sale by every Medicine Dealer.
DR. HUMPHREYS Is Consulted daily 1t his ofass. -
sonay or by letter, above, for all forms OF disc
ianHdly