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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-04-13
NOTICE..

To the Honorable the Judges Of The Court Of
Common Pleas of Pike county, nOO composing
and holding the Court Of Quarter Sessions Of
the Peace IN and for SAID county.
The Petition of GEORGE BIDDIs, of the
township of Milford, in said county, respect
fully shewelh: That he occupies house in the
said township, which has heretofore been used
and occupied as Public House of Entertain
ment, and is DESTROYS of continuing TO keep a
Public House therein. He therefore prays
your Honors 10 grant him License 10 keep a
Public House at the place aforesaid for the en-
suing year. And he will pray
GEORGE BIDDIS.
We the subscribers, citizens OF, and residing
within the bounds of the township Of Milford
do hereby certify, that we know The house for
which license is prayed, and from its neighbor-
hood and situation believe it TO be necessary
for the accommodation of The public and enter
tainmenl of strangers and travellers, that such
house should be licensed; And We further cer-
lify that we are personally and we'll acquainted
with GEORGE BIDDIS. the above petition
er, and that he is, and we know him TO be, of
good repule for honesty and temperance, and
is well provided with house room and conve
niences for the accommodation of strangers and
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-04-13
NOTICE.

10 THE HONORABLE WILLIAM JEssUP, ESQ,
PRESIDENT, AND HIS ASSOCIATE JUDGES OF
THE Court OF QUARTER SESSIONS OF THE
PEACE, IN AND FOR PIKE COUNTY.
The Petitioner, DANIEL DEcKER, of the
township of Lackawaxen. humbly sheweth:
That your petitioner hath desire to keep a
Public House of Entertainment in the house in
which he now lives, for the term Of one year,
and prays your Honors 10 grant him a License
lor that purpose.
DANIEL DECKER.
We the undersigned, being inhabitants of
Lackawaxen township, in the county Of Pike,
do hereby certify, that we are well acquainted
with Daniel Decker, the above applicant. and
do further state, that he is of sober, moral char
acler, honest and Industrious, and that he is well
provided with house room, slabling, &c. for The
accommodation of travellers and strangers, and
that it is necessary 10 have the above stand IL
censed. therefore pray your Honors 10 gram
him License for that purpose.
Benjamin F. Holbert, Benjamin Holbert,
Frederick Hope, Jacob Bonnell.
William F. butcher, c. R. Sinner,
William ]. Conklng, Moses Brink,
Martin DIETRICH J. A Tineman,
George Deterrlch, Abraham Sinner
James Wheeling, Nathaniel Moor.
April Is, 1872
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-04-13

Flom-Fifteen thousand barrels of flour
have been inspected at ST. Louis, Mo-, since
the Isl of January
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-04-13

Childrens' Shoes, &c. &c.
@zgz Also general assortment Of GRO.
T..,IIT CERIES, Hard and IlosnS Ware.
7&HIs- aud a variety OF other articlrS too nu-
NA--'-4'-1a meroiis to mention. All of which they
will dispose Of on the most reasonable terms
They respectfully return their aeknowedg.
menfs for The liberal patronage already received
ard solicit the public to call aud examine Ihier
stock of goods before purchasing elsewheeF.
feeling confident that they have the bes' as
sorlment of goods in the place, whiehthey will
sell cheaper than the cheapest Call and ex.
anime for yourselves.
Milford. April !. ls42
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JURY LIST.

Persons dratcR TO SerUe as Grand Jurors JoT Ma
Term, lS42.
| Jacob Franlz, Ross
2 John Griffin, Stroud
3 John Daily, Pocono
4 Andrew Fruichey, NJ. SmithfeIt
D William COhrman, Price
Henry Srunk, Smilhfield
George Linton, Tobyhanna
8 Charles Henry, Price
9 Patrick Daley, Chesnuthlll
10 Richard S. Staples. Stroud
IL Charles Daley, Hamilton
IL Abraham Berry, Toby hanna
l3 Yost Dreisbach, do
ii Benjamin Custard, Smilhfeld
Is Amos Miller, Stroud
l6 John Lean, Price
II William Brodhead Jr. Smilhfeld
Is Abraham Feaiherman, Hamilton
10 John DeIrich, Smithfeld
20 Nicholas Hawk, Chesnuthill
81 John S. Dietrich, Pocono
% Levi Sulier, Hamilton
% Edward Lee, Stroud
"a Frederick Eylenberger, NJ. Smithheld
Last of Petit Jurors for May Term, 1s42.
l John KimbIe, Chesnuthill
2 Peter Lean, Pocono
Peter WooIf, Smilhfeld
Charles Driesbach, Tobyhanna
5 Joseph Fenner, Hamilton
Thomas Miller, do
Z Joseph Merzger, do
8 Joseph Brotzman, Smnh6eld
9 Peter Remmel, Ross
10 Michael Burz, Hamilton
IL Charles Shoemaker, NJ. Smithfeld
II John Overpeck, Hamilton
3 John Cover, do
IA George Murphy, Chesnuhill
Is John p Bowling, Coolbaugh
l6 Barnet Fly, Ross
II George V. Bush, Smithfeld
g David Roth, Ross
l9 Abraham Transue, Price
20 William Staples, Stroud
81 Jacob l.. Houser, do
% Abraham Fenner, Smnhfeld
% John Mansfield, Hamilton
81 Joseph S. Teel, Chesnulhili
25 Adam Anglemyer, Pocono
26 Peter Hufsmilh, ChesnuthiH
81 Franklin Slarbird, Stroud
% Elijah Deck, do
20 CLANCY Diminck, NJ. Smilhfeld
80 James H. Stroud, Stroud
81 Leonard Labar, do
80 Thomas Postens, Pocono
33 John Merwine, Chesnulhil
81 Joseph " Wilson, Smilh6eld
35 Jacob Miller, M. do
So Daniel Schoonover, do
We the Subscribers, Commissioners an
Sheriff Of The County of Monroe, do certify tha
we have this day drawn from the proper whee
The above list oil Grand and Petit Jurors, 10 serv
at May term, to be held on the 9th day @
May A. D. lS42. Witness our hands and tn
seal OF Monroe county ,his 5lh day of MarcI
A. D. 1912. S. GUNSAULES, Sheriff
John John G, 9 Bush ! Commissioners.
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EaSt0n, April 13.

Wheat Flour per barrel SIS 25; Rye Flour SO
65; Wheat per bushel 81 O5; Rye 60 cts; Corn 45;
Clover seed SIS 90; Timothy seed SO so; Oats 33;
Flax seed 81 90; Plaster per ton 81 co.
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GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.

LADIES NEED NOT DESPAIR.
DIR. A. g. CASTLE Dentist, 2g7 Broadway, New York
has Marnoscon Paste, for filling decayed hollow teeth
perfectly harmless in it, composition and be INTO
the most tender tooth without pain and With
which becomes imPacted sod body maintaining
original appee-,-ce and for life The
mails the Of the
glowing term, its efficacy The Evening Post 2ed May
says admirably adapted for tender teeth and
nervous persons and Dr. A. c. Castle operates the teeth
with and ability"
The following, from the New Orleans Pcayunc, Dec 9Th,
sufficiently speaks of Dr. C.s skill mechanical dentist:
Lieut. - who employ ed IN the Florida service, dur
had side Of his lower and part
the shot 1t feared that the loss would hc per-
but meeting with DR.. A. e. Castle. of New York
artificial substitute With "eth made and fitted in and the
officer has the rrricc shattered but important
Dr. A. C. {. insert, teeth h principle of adhesion,
by atmospheric from ofteeh."
Toothachc Pills. which rui the painful tooth will
effect pcrmag.
Dr. A. c. c. the Spanish Ambassador Spanish Con-
sui Mrs. Gene raj d. +. u johnson. President of the
Medical Soccy aal The several Professors of the New York
University of lhs scians aud Surgeons.
DEAFNEsSDrs. Castle and Edwards Aurists, 291 Broad
way, attend ihc of Deafness and all diseases pertaining
the Acoustic Drops, for ncpcn deafness
noises. COLLEGE in the JET lmsc
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MARSHALL HOUSE.

RROADWAY, NEW yORK.-The subscriber ,.
Marshall House the 30th instant, hotel and boarding
house is undergoing thorough repair and will be put
complete order and furnished in handsome STYLE The ocava
central being the side OF Broadway No. 289 tie
Of Keade short distance from the Park and Pos
Office, and but few minutes walk from Wall and the
business part of the city The commodiols
pleasant and the intention Of the host accommodate
travelling community aud borders that shall be
satisfactory for the prices changed Ha'ns long experience in
catering for the pnbc taste nc all that favor
him with their patronage. that his bess exerons will be made
to please; and from the sipn desirable location for
goa!dn. and canno, but csr nam inducements to pecp.
bar will be furnished with CHOICE liquors. and the arder with
the substana and decaces of the and with attentive
and regard for the comfort of his the
undersigned hopes and receive share of
myls 3msc T.. s. MONROE.
EORT LEE PAVILLION.-This beautiful and sumner
residence and readiness for the reception Of
visitors the house being lifted for gentle boaers and
private parties STEPHEN ANNETT, the proprietor Of the
establishment. his thanks his friends and the pnbc
for their bestowed him for the last and he
atte himself that by his and attendance to his bu
please those who honor him either boardcrs
&c. Reshes and refreshme hand all Private
be accommodated with dinner the shortest
Target excursions and military companies, be4alished
with dinners and wine short nece.
The public may depend the boat running according her
advertisement.
Refer the advertisement in the Sun paper for the trips
boat during the month of May The steamboat Boston
will make four trips per day during the months Of June July
aud August. mia lmsr
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HORNS PATENT ARGAND LAMPS AND
IMPERIAL BURNERS.

HE Subscribers would call the attention Of the public the
qualities oftheir glass shadowless
ing side aud other Lamps Their glass fountains being
ductors become heated like those of brass which
consequently there of the
oiunconsumod into the wholly different fm spirit
other compounds for illumination. Horns Chemical
OIL only transpa snd stainless but de void of
smell during combuson aud entirely free from smoke dan
explosion welding light which steadncss
os aud beauty be equalrd by the best arbured
hydrogen These glass fountain lamps require
after being filled and igned and viii
hours during the Who'll, time light equ
vacn the flames less than candc.
this the low price Of only half per hour Horns
burners being constructed that fresh
constantly circulating within the body Of the oil
liquid thus kept constantly cool in all temperatures
n. Blooms Chemical Oil, globes, lamp glasses wicks,
cans, &c &c. sold whole sale and retail by
EDWIN h. HORN SEQ.
iel-lm2lwissc 81 Fulton street, corner Cliff.
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MEDICINES.
LUCINA CORDIAL.
TO THE AMERICAN PITRTJC

III :
ss'cy f s.S s as :. ii
only spread its usefulness oSsoa tn d.
and sustained the vast reputation which acquu
nvento, by the uvaed powers been discovered TO pos
IN the cure 81 ncpent consumption The knowledge OF
%an % suggested s Ssa u aan @ tn, hui
the result flat medicine has been to the catalogue Tor
with due pecauiion under the control Of the paiis Il e
scarcely necessary a this period to recommsnd the bucns
bus difficult painful Incontnence Of Urine and
all diseases arising from debihation of the system, where an
States il has taken precedence OF ali other medicine in s"o
cases and leaves nothing further 10 b hoped for is b
trouble Should there however person laborns under
.ested merits recommend to them with ali confidence ana
my personal responsibility feeling assured il they give
and s2ss 70 Ait .s ssih viii s. S IN B s
as also the case IN Esrcf the immense American reputation
y.stgated nubabs and admitted power enable
females who had been considered barren 70 bear offspring and
first the agency q shs nciss Cordial ffss
ihs great respectable testimony that it,
declined committing myself individually by giving
upward. 81 ens bundled Sca.aDS bottles. Coupled
unds 1na
nesatngy far exceeding ssnsune hopes
% nd has be
come :? Justly and universally popular To be- explicit
bic for the assumption dat the Incna Cordial can nvs
crate the virils powers males and make them ocundan
e. r,ss By s.,sS {, mean.
regret sh; have e 5Ps.h plainly as
" winch &c s fss as
boon me- il nj. country u rS
man the ruSsf him yey ; GsSisH hq% 1s
street. York. and . North Sinh s,ases . as nassau
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
IA M " COR DON II r N N f TT.

CORNER OF FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS.
Tar NEw YoRx HrRALp-A daily paper, issued every
,oony az he Seekpce f;ro per copy Country sab
sosrrs furnished the ss rate ios any specific rer On
r, WrrKry IIr Alp-Issped every Saturday morning Of
nine ccIoc,sc~ and quarter cents coryfurnsrd
~ courtr suhscrbs per spuum advance n ue
ssme rate for any specified period
requested 70 address their ietes 70
JAmEs oapor BvNwrrr Proprietor and Eotcrand all o.
den on business must be post paid.
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VALIER'S
FREN II PILLS

ONE box Of these ncsmsb'. Pills weh all the Quack
~ Medicines the world for the of certain disease.
CoMMrNT.-If tho Of above disease
and the situation Of the PARTS affected consider
object be able obtain siedy
tain in is action and the time composed Of spch ngre
cnts will the Possibility of discovery while using
it sa fact well known to that of the remedies
offered for these diseases composed Of drugs
render almost impossible continue tcr without
creating sickness the stomach other unpleasant
Such being the there lean he doubt but such
remedy as VALIERS FRENCH PILLS will meet the mi.
versai appreciation being entirely free from chose becons
pleasant their and prompt rsmvvng the disease
The proprietor would here remark that ne efficacy of these
Pills in the disorders alluded based aron upposon
ON the contrary founded rational experience having
used them successful practice for upwards Of he
feels confident Of their superiority the remedies hitherto
employed
Sixth street, Phiiadelpha. Price 81 box mis- lmsc
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MADAME RESTELL.
PORTUGUESE
F E M A L + P | l. L s I.

INVENTED AND Pref ~
NJ. DE BOUDELOQUE, NJ d. LISBON, rgKL Jv n y.
THE Scientific combination Of .ngrcd,ens y wmcr W.
aon Of the world They known AL ever Lr5orc 20 Pc
certain in producing the monthly turns Ihsn Senany ns
l.;y sch that be used during pregnancy
FOR rrrh mild safe healthy. they are certain to prod.
miscarriage il used during thu! peno9 ,:. - - x.,,,.s
round wh the seal Of the importer. stamped Each boz COP
;s ~. scna,urc or NJ de Boudeoque ns the Engissh an
",;'s have the signature Of DR. T. MELVEAU authorised
azTpt ie ,ns S nnsmi,tej by 70 Of the United
sa,"s Letters directed to DR.. +. Melveau, hex a. New
vnk will meet with immediate attention. Sold by apron,
racns Al i2o Cherry. Catharnc street. fnce - Hal
iorcs 81. No half boxes sent by mall
I'M
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A COMMUNICATIONS

I CANNOT refrain from mentioning the public that am
actually astonished and surprised the injury in this city
By taking the spurious pills drops and mixtures midi
ly, which represented cure ail
cret disease These facts have ascertared entire salts
action from the hundreds OF patients which have onred who
suffering from the effects of medicines inudcousy
ken. Thus will he himself well any
doctor another will that he will buy Doctors A. Cs
mixture for dollar which will him, without knowing
at the time whether i be put up BY doctor and third
such No for so Cor all the physicians advice the city,
and thus the constitutions Of hundreds young ruined,
who would have comprised the Of the bone and si
of our country Iwopd you gentlemen that those
WISH in after life, probably after married and have for
gotten those days. have chronic rheumatism of the
spine all dull headaches
sona deaness loss Of sight and scroiuous children then
If should PHYSICIAN; visit him every
three four days until well and probably he
charge much anticipate. Should you select
your Physician you will find my Office oil Broad street.
myi7 lmsr J. PROVOST NJ d.
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES

UNITED STATES.
Of % sS O. ryEa snd %s
land Offices the State of Illinois. the periods hereinafter
h Is LAND 9 s,y D,S SI nc hs Lands as
within the limits of the undermentionod townships to vii:
North Of the Base Line aud EGscf tia Fourth Principal
Township tw sny-one. of range six.
Township twenty one. of range seven.
townships weny.two. tweniytree twenty-five and TWEEN
Township twenty-five Twenty-Five and twenty'seren, OF
Townships twentytros twenty-five. and twenysight. OF
townships twenty-five aud twenty Of range eleven
t day a. n Ja is %sI disposal public lands With
in the Limits undermen tioned townships to
North of the Line, and East of the Fourth Principal
Meridian.
Township twenty Of range six.
TOWNSHIP TWENTY-FIVE of range seven.
Township, twen-one. twentyour, and twenty-sir of
townships twenty-the and twenry-sir of range nine
townships twenty-five wenyfour and Of range
Townships twentysh and twenty-seven of range eleven
Of I@o Of he fourth pnspai
and Ts & Roe aia S iaa . Of I
ship ioyree north of range east Of the third principal
The east half of .s ,G sou quarter Of the section
IN township hy-two of range west OF the third principal
Al The Land Office in Chicago commencing on Monday the
sixth day of June for the disposal of the public lands with
ownshirs. to wit =:
North of the Base Line East Of the Third Principal
Township thrty-eight, of range SIX
Township ry-eight, Of range seven.
east ha Of the southeast quarter h east a ia northwest
west quarter. in section three, nownip th-nine, Of
Tewnshr forty-fvc and township fory-sr, bordering
WISCONSIN Territory of range ten
bordering 81 Wisconsin Territory of range. eleven.
township Sons the noSs aaacT Of ' section .sn n
township foat9ee and fractional sGwnhps y-fonr forty.
north half in fractional township Of
Al the Land Office Ks.kaskia common ng on Monday
public land Within the a. Of the dor isnd
situated in the Mississippi river. viz -
South Of the Base Line aud Iyen Of The Third Principal
Meridian.
Island n %n% % of enc
Island number twenteght in townships sixteen and seven
Island number thirty, township seventeen of range
Island nnmbsr sshesn IN township, ten and eleyen Of
eleven Of rance four and an island not numbered forming
three and sections twelve and thirteen in township eleven
Island number twenty township twelve Of range three
and townships clevenead ,'1eirs, Of rance !ear
t-ss,y three and twenty four respective
- -: part Of ,owtshs thirteen and fourteen of
focn, three island
Island scvontcen. township nine of four
Island number twenty-five township fourteen of
Island number sixteen in ,:whp eighth Of range ays
Islands number twelve and thirteen township six, Of
That of island number four forming parts of sections
and twelve and Islands number hve and six in township
Island number in township two Of range twelve.
island number esass IN ownhp hires s % se Steven
sPs %se, nS %1s a aud sn Fsi.ssre' forming pats
Island number ilir!yoas township four of eleven
,s@ sieui DC; schools '''
s I be %% until
u % Tho week
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HORATIO BLAKE.
P A V | l. | 0 N,

Al II TINONI NOW, DOSIO
DLEASANTLY and centrally situated fremont Row,
mo- al capable Of accommodating SO persons we'll
supplied with private parors and large and airy chambche
The subscriber have lived for several in New York city,
fat the Astor and Howad)of the table will AWAY
be well supplied with the best market Affords the cellar Il
well stocked with choice Wines and Liquors.
Refer to c. A. stetsor, Astor House d. d. Howard How
nrI1. Ham IL Itnr
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Office open until 10 o'clock M. m22 In
PRTVATE CTTRE

HE MONITORThis is the title given treatise show;
the nature symptoms and treatment Of
the diseases called private their best modes Of treatment
plainly described the remedies proper their different
with useful hints advice and all
directions to enable the patient to effect private prompt and
Monitor with the fullest confidence, containing il does, the
fruits of devoted extensive practice and
successful Nor does he deem
than this that the Monitor has reached the seventh sd
ton.
Sold for the PROPRIETOR only Apothe carries Hall,
Prince OF Marion where also be had Dr. Judans
Specific Courscss No. l. for the ocp elects. and all
tra discharges aud Csse No. for the Of
veneca diseases all its These packages
every medicine wash and requisite needed either for
ernal external They excite suspicion cause no loss
ofme, and used with safety and unyarying
GO Prince street, Of Marion, blocks east Of
"a the drug store. m2f imA
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HUMAN HAIR RESTORA-
TIVE.
THE HAIR OF THE HEAD CAN BE RE.


STORED
READ THIS judge mpartaly, the testimonials bear in
IL mind that offered but fair truthful
statement The following will suce-a Thousand other st
From j. s. Baker ESQ., Fellow of the Roy al Scientific
ne ROYAL Scientific Institution has been favored with
specimen OF Jones Oil Of Coral Circassia, the purpose Of
testing ITS recommended qualities reports folowsWe
hay, mnosl examined and tested jones' Oil Of Coral Ccass
and ma hat consists of compounds decidedly favorable Tor
ing dsrs aPresrsnee 70 the hair being the qualities
commenced ny Mr. Jones, which this Society find perfectly
monIa." (Sghed) j. s. BAKER +. RS
Portman street Porman square London.
Sold by 4 Jones' sign Of the American Eagle ~ Chaiham
street ~ w. Al me re, , price of shing bot
each labcthe following agentsi9 Fulton S. Drookyn
81 Dock Phadepa ITO Baltimore ST. Baumore 81 State
st, Albany; state ST. Boston. je Inc
AN INTERESTING WORK ON TIE Eksf.-Jus
Guiding VS., en Sparta Grand @ Sy @,%S To-
'''' ~ - OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. WV" ''''''
We nd il to the public sterling work of travel
The author has convcd to give his descriptions Of places
scenery, and spirit Of freshness md yriscmbiancc
th,, canno, be too much admed-sr,rit Of the Times.
we do"S nS, bit s tn se,s Two w volumes WIZ be
The work precisely such man glad To take
when b., desires information upon the subject of which II
trtats.-Brothcr Jonathan.
very pleasant unprctendng account Of rambles through
regions about which every mind desires information
and furnished in style which viii find agreeable
- Hennsy an,sn
There not page the work interesting and in
we think this book destined become extensively popular
We cordially lon with brethren of the press
j Fer , ,asSy WILEY PUTNAM.
ANeN
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MEDICAL OFFICE.

"a LlSPENARD STREET, N. Y. CITY
MADAME COSTELLO, grateful for the extensive patron
sl literally bestowed she opened the above OF
fee respectfully socs the attention of females and mothers
particular the following Medicines Of her preparation
which have proved eectua in remedyng the diseases for
which they recommended, wiz
Madame Costellos Pile Ointment, certain for the
Piles in all cases.
German Soothing Syrup, prepared expressly for children
tee!hig W i'll efecually prevent fits, screaming, &c:
Madame Costellos Nipple Pae the most successful remedy
for sore NIPPLES and which no mother should be without
Diarroca Cordial the cectal remedy possible
rally requiring but few doses to effect perfect cure
Lin Salyc Cream Of Amber FOR removing pimpes, bloches,
redness, tan, sun-burn and freckles. -
Hair RenQv the Hair falling out
will in bald places and give it rich dark. glossy
pearanc6.
Aloa Beautiful Dye for the Hair. does not color the skin
but will red light hair beautiful black La
dies have applied the Office by Madame Costello
ranicd.
Madame ca. Ointment and Lotion, positive for the
salt rheum, letter scald head and other erEhons
Of the skin.
Cases Liver Complaints which have been standing for
have been cured in short time by Madame Cs
cellent remedy and restored to perfect health
Madame Coellos Syrup for after Ipans failing
NEEDY.
Each and all of the above medicines prepared and sold
Lispenard and where be obtained such proofs these
facts will convncehe public there fancy these
serons
Madame C. would inform ladies' that good may be OBJ
tanned at the shortest notice by applying her Office
All letters ust be pOsnaid m e