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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-15
ADAM YOUNG. JR.
90 g % G G g E1s
.1rntm 81. rYnrpers- Ferry,

HI lis slwsIs o. hand supply Of Drugs, Ne;
N disines. Patent Medicines, Fruits. corfec-
lioa.rJ feEiumesy, Fsney Articles, segars,
ehuEs 1ebacco, &c.
ldfT ~. Isf0
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-15
CJ5LTCREs or SAFFRON

We are glad 70 learn that the culiiva.
liou Of this valuable dying material has
been entered upon ii our county Its
j native Of Asia. and is used by the Chi.
bese fof giving the besu.ifuI rose. pink.
scarlet purple, and violet coIors totiheir
silks! Ia Germany. wbereit is an article
&c culture, the seeds are drilled in good
ground. in rows l8 Or 81 inches apart.
and inches between the plants. Tho
ground mult be kept clean and light BY
Die hoe or otherwise. The gathering
Eorms the most considerable item 81 labor.
L being calculated that for one month
While the plant il ip blossom, every acre
will keep four OF I'VE girls constantly en-
bIoyed 10 gathering the flowers. FOL dy-
lbg them, lhe blossoms rnnsi be kep.Efres
Fson al moisture, sndbe kept in positions
where the air can circulate freely They
mus, be thoroughly dried, or they are apt
- mould when packed. From soma ex
pefimsnts We have made, there can BE-
little doubt that The culture Of Saffron will
yield . handsome reward.
III glInnu ctslffpaf0r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-15
ABEkL,s Ho1Ex,
C.larls.Ie.sa, J..zasssoh County. ".

ZINE LARGE BRICK HOUSE. sdIois.
Ing he Public square. and nqlrly Opposite
thalPost ofEes
April 81 Ist2,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-15

DEsrkterirN OF !GAafic -Toeffsctuss
ally destroy this vile post. we would ad--
wise ;ha, any field infested with il, should
be Plqughed up shallow; this process will
effect two desirable objects. first. il will
expose the roots upon theFsurface TO the
killing rays Of the sun, by which means
4 large portion Of them will be dssiroyed---
fsecondiy. il will pisce. the seeds, which
may have naiufed. 10 i position % vege-
tato promptlyfand enable you. BY turning
them down, as soon as9hey shall have at
sntn=u sufirfsnr &c, ~ q 4A---s ~
IMPOSITION. But ifyonld desire 10 make
an effectoal sweep Of this deadly enemy
ofsweet pastures ard clearly grain, you
should give them, iflpossfble a ploughing
in mid winter, so as 10 expose whatever
roots there may be remaining tothe dead,
~ inf lenee of The alterations of the
thawing and freezing. Of The winter. Nor
should you stop there, il the field were
thickly set with the garlic, but carry your
cleansing operations into spring and sum.
mer's plough and hoe crop
[.insricair Farmer. {,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-15

HyHE LARGE Tg1fu1sP i yylDTfssz
y ssarit apostle Ihs Coarf Bauss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-15

i a gentleman from New York calledon
is few days ago, to request % 70 say "a
farmers who tnd ii difficult 70 make first.
rate yellow butter 10 hot vealher, that
fhey have only 10 scald their mllk g soon
g Il il strained Into tie crooks Ainend
81 ours lately ia very warm weather. hav-
Itn ! failed for some .;me te make good but-s
isr wa, advised 10 pursue this course Il
shs aid 80. and her butter was q yellow
INA 6ps Is that Of May. 10 the same
rav he best yellow butter may be Inads
Il he coolest weather. and the butter
toruss ID I very shcr. time.
ltsrAsvsils Jsezs4.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-15
From he Earmsrs, casiast.
SMUT IN WHEAT.

An old fashioned farmer OF, some sxps4
rieRce far advanced in years, and who
dates from RoSburg. ia Scotland, !, ID =
letter TO the editor The Culsisalor, says.
ii should be borne 10 mind that smut Is 1
very infectious disease; and lwhea, seed.
even after ills picked. should not be-
spread out 10 dry upon door. upon which
smntted wheat had previously been ihresh4
ed Neither should j, be puf into smut
tainted sacks. for the purpose Of carving
10 The field. 2
Hs says be has 'sevefaKtihes siiedtse
experiment Of inoeuIating seed. wheat With
smut after HE seed has been picked,
lined. and dried for sowing, BY taking
sample in bis hand and rubbing ii with
the powder Of smukbaIls. then sowing It
apart from The other. The result vas. in
every instance, smut ID the produce Of The
bulk from which they were taken. Smut
is also sometimes taken to thu field in IN =
fermehted dong. made from The straw &c
smutted wheat. ofihe formerly ears growth.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-15

cAaEIkato.0n, Y Itrsgs c0nasp, 1liEgiinia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-04
MEDICAL AID.

IL those in need Of medical aid Of certain description,
%S "a sGa:a
and published by Dr.. Gregory 1885, in 1871 he pueshed
ons; AID IN isia sl mprov and enlarged
The sngravnes done and are with
city practice az 81 nearly the church.
His having been constantly engaged ~ aseases Of
ony correct patient
guided in the sseron Of remedies according TO he re-
mon mo cases. with Il. best method q then what
s r..
.ns see%sss Se sSnsrns which lead him ,hs
h Nv: isi these frequently
prove be attended with structure Of tbs fact as Nell a. !hs
bad months Pc RSeiS1 STs.s Easr.p
moi drug store. aprae ceiling house. well provided
the .,, The boo. may g haa
same price Dr. Gregory will be found at home at all hours
psen. resdrs any distance from city may eomm
usts By letter (aways po'pia with pT o. sPa ms az
wsrded order and always guaranteed where the
whole sy nptoms and arc sci IorA ms In
HAVANA sEGAEs.-PETER SlLsEYi Ss % sIOsdSsy
Leave f 10 MORN Il, smoking public thy win always
. we snd Principe sEGxRS at whosae retail and
Il s rate article and friendly treatment can insure Gus
\ 05T-Ol 27,k March, One Par Gold speetaeles. The
IL andev shall receive Two Dollars reward and no questions
% nss'f np'ks r DEL .pLAINE ss Wall at. Once No
A PRL FOOI.-AII who buy common trash offered to
them p.,ad Of buying ne g.nu.e shsrTsn. LossSss.
ss o.. % 'ss" Ss. s:ssS o. moi Ses
n = worm; 10 ctSssn shs D:so oss ssr
bulAings, rhladsphiai Frank Taylor, WNhmshn' ~
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COUNTERFEIT.
FEMALE MONTHLY
PILLS

OWlN0 70 The celebrity, ecacy and nyMsbIs succees
" Madame ReeteIis Female Monthly PHls In all
whth the health Of sey female depends since
the United States about four
-ountsrfets limitations continually attempted TO bs
pamed Of for the genuine Chssp common riils are Pursh.
elve box in differ boxes and calie
Female Monthly Fills with the object Of selling " possible
one dollar Females therefore cautioned against ne.
hat All Female Mcnhly p.Is ar, ecn'ers e" s.ssg' n.s'
New York and No Esssx street Boston. Price ~. -,
Madans Rsstss signature 10 written on ms co'"" 80"
They can be us by the married single BY e
direction enclosed inlide Of each box h'''"Ni"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-04
TO MARRIED LADIES.

MADAME RESTELL'S PREVENTIVE POWDERS,
M These invaluable Powders have been universally adopted
in Europe France IN particular for upwards of thirty
vearp as well by thous in this country being
only nd and cacios remedy for married ladies Whose
health forbids rapid increase offanily.
Madame Restsll, well know for thrifty ysan
Female Physician in the two principal Female Hospitals II
Europe-hose Of Vienna and parY-where favored by he,
brity those d,.eoyers, in medical
cay adapted the female frame Tor which her medicines
stand unr.aeS well n 's country as in Earops H:I
frame enabled her-by tracing the decline and IN health Of
quent rapid and often apparently ineIpcabe whct
true source-o knowledge OF the primary causes
female Of married fen lles-whch
fs0s led the discovery Of her celebrated preventive
te% Their adoption been the means, preserving MOI
only the health the life Of many aectonats
and fond mother. 4.
The advertiser feeling the importance Of this subject an
.maiua IL, var benefits re,Stng to thousand. BY hsb
iopoA would respectfully the attention Of the
carried by AL that they hold ns, ard ds.r eop.dsr.
are subeet by simple and healthy means within our control
hssitstpgy answer in the Affirmative; Price 6s. dob
lz package accompanied with full ADD particular DIRE
tens They warded by mail TO part Of the UNI
ted states All ettsTs must be post paid and Addressed
MADAME RESTELL, Female PhyscIan Principal cs'ess
iis Greenwich street, Neg Yo,k Once hour. from
p "a No
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-04
SPRING FASHIONS.

HE subscriber desires the att nton Of srapgers and Others
his large and extensive assortment Of stocks scaris
crayats ready made muslin shirts pocket kerche
silk msrDo and smbsyooi shiIt, and draSsrs;
pay attention in selecting the most chase and fash
patterns of scas and cavsts His assortment will al
the Elastic s!oek: Gent. men
2li Broadway between Murray street and Park Place
mis- Inn PARSELLs, agent for Agate.
d. : M REWARD CKO5s's sPECIElC MIXTURE
pow for the cure delicate disesses We gysso log
ouacksh 10 dec i've the public II the ned
notify wher be had and that the propr.tor
which the does not effect rapid under forfeit
iure $500 For sale at Dr. W. &iinors druggist 10?
III street Phiaasph.; JOS NJ. smts Ias Washington s
street Baltimore A b. Crossman Canal street. New Or
i.au
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HunBUG ABOUT THE INDIAss.-The Arsansss
rntelieenser OF the 18th ultimo, published IN the
town Of Van Buren,, in copying the letter OF MT
Phariss relative to contemplated Grand Coancil
of the western tribes OF Indians for the purpose OF
entering into a confederation, treats a. na'ou-
truth.
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MADAME COSTELLO.

THE FEMALE MONTHLY PILL IL acknowledged BY
the first Physicians liz the United States as the very
d. natural illness take :nd they very seldom fail to
call for them will be supplied with her circular, containing
ample directions and all the necessary to be OBJ
served in their use.
~, B-The married. under some circumstances must ab-
their contained In the dIrections
All COMMUNICATIONS and letters must be post paid
No 81 Lispenard street. mas I'm
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MADAME RESTELL.

r,xMatE PHYsI(,IAN Once and resdencs Its Gr,en
w;A strest fbetween Coriandt and Liberty streetsl
here she can BE- consuel the strcsst sonndsnes oman
eomplsipts incident to the female frame
Msasms Rsstss experience and lnewledss in the treat
a. = sueh a. require but few days certain
pssT nd perfect recovery Ladies desrns proper med
!ee ~ durirx confinement other nd,spositiou
viii be- sccommodatsd Daring SUCH time With private and
or prscsrious health orbds rapid
rr.mv will By mail to part Of the United 5satss
~ nsckses. All Letters poat psid) address, ID 10 sboy
80 N " eftv,' vail be received.
Roston Once No Essey ST.
TR-Maianss RESELL would inform ladies reading out CT
H. e;tv whose health would admit of travelling that shs
nd personal attendance upon them IN any part
ofthe United States within reasonable dstanos,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-04
He N EW YORK LANCET
EDITED BY JAMES ALEXANDER HOUSTON NJ n
CONTENTS OF NO. XIV.

CONTENTS OF NO. XIV.
LECTURES
Dr. Halls Lectures on the Ply sology and Diseases and
DeTrsngemels Of the Nervous System, No. H.
mel, me rhy siology ofthc Nervous system-[Con-
Professor Motifs Lectures on Surgery. No XIV 30'
'angnant sarcoma of the Posterior Mares and
Fauces-l Continued ........... am
enlargement OF the Tonsils .......... - OH
course oil Lectures Diseases of the Chest par
NJ no"' anu AuscuitaIen By John A. SWEET,
Lecture General Anatomy of the Heart-ns
Posuon, and manner in which it is kept in stu
Proper mode OF mskng post norton exami-
In1a.ons-Weight and Measurement Of the
iieai'''-'..'.''.. ..........,, 2ll
REVIEWS.
On Regimen and Longevity; Comprising Materia
Alimenaria, National Dietetic Usages and the In
huence Of Civilization on Health and the nura.
m ton ofLiie By John Bell, M.D............... als
The Naturalist Library containing Scientific and
G G,saes' Reptiles and Insects. Edited BY A. A.
Hydraulics: Manual of the water Cure. Com. aiA
Eided ana translated from the Writings of Munde
Structures Report ofthe Physicians in attend 2i0
snce in the case of the late w. II. Harrison Presi-
d %, Of the United States. By J. A. Gallup Of
Clinical Lectures By Robert !. Graves ND aia
ah rTo,ss $50 Of the Institutes of Medicine in the
school OF Physic, Trinity College, Dublin Sc 49, pIS
Extracts .a,. IRON Lecture on Insanity. By G. Boo
Annual Announcement Of the ,edcs, r,.n:,.., ait
OF IIansylvania University. For the Session
'''''''''''..'' '..'............... 2l7
=. EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT.
New York Deaf and Dumb Institution oI7
ourgicai CIniquo Of the Stuyvesant Institute
'''''.'''''' MINIMUM. 2lS
MEDIco-cHIRuRGIcAL REPORTER.
Crosby street Clinique. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Ola
Stuyvesant Institute Clinique :. .......... 40
successful Extrpation Of Tumor from the Sub.
maxllary Region. BY DR.. Robt. Nelson, Of New
HePauc Congeson-Diagposs-T Treatment From
DR.. c. j. B. Williams Clinical Lectures o,o
Remarks on the Uterine Supporter. BY William
Harris, M }, OF Philadelphia .....: oo0-
On the advantages of Keeping the Umbilical Cord
whole Tor some short time after Birth. By NJ.
r. baudsiocque; ...........,.... 22I
seudoStrangulations of Hernia BY NJ. Mslsigne 22l
Action Of Hydrocy anc Acid, &c. on the Eye. ByA
- Turnbul, MD. 49,. ........... ........ 9ar
The use OF the Actual Cautery in Procidentia Uteri
BY Adair Lawrie, Md, Surgeon, Glasgow Roy
ITEMS INTELLIGENCE.
On the Injuries to- Health occ asioned by Breathing
Impure Air in Close Apartments. BY DR.. Elmore 9o3
Resolution passed. by the Comitia Minora of the Me.
dcal Society othe City and County of New York gag
singular Case oil Abortion Observation-Disclosures. 22I
Roy al College Of Surgeons in London. ........ 22I
Microscopic observations. acknowledgements. o2A
WetAly Report of Interments. ............ 22l
New YoRx:
Printed and Published for the Propretor the Lancet
Office, No. 81 Ann Street,by
JAMES GOORDN BENNETT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-04

CAsApns TAmrr.-The Canada papers are die
s;can xs heat and flour imported into Canada. Pub
lie opinion appears to be divided on the question.
The wheat growing districts Of Canada demand
r.ofcciion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-04

MOVEMENTS ~ MAcHISERy The proprietors OF
one OF the largest and best known iron works ON the
Hudson rver have recently announced Their deferm,,
nation to remove their works into some OF the coal
districts of Pennsylvania This single estaoiisn i
ment will il IL said augment the trade OF Pennsyl-
ysnia from $500 900 TO 500 900 annually and give
employment directly or indirectly 10 some 3oo Indi-
vjdnal, - Pittsburgh Adrocafs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-04


MONS. MALLAN SONS, surgeon Denisls, ~ 10
Public Of New YORK vicinity tha IN consequence
OF their very extensive practice, they nave al
been induced to open Permanent Establishment, where
they may be consulted at No. Sla Broadway between
Franklin and White streets IN all cases appersns 70
their profession, in which they have been SO
IN consequence OF their celebrated discoveries ana AN
provements in the art oil Dentistry
Sns reus ina Tr TO lsceys bar
.onase ne M. lees,ssu una Sontue ~ yorI for
their KIND recon mendations, ana adVocauhg "'n'' "
Improvement III Dentristy.
CrIERRATED MINERAL
rnn
FILLING DECAY D TIE f. n!
Mons NJ continues to restore decay s Teeth, however
large or small the cavity: max ing stump into sound
,rae., - rrnaeeh Lnrrar.r na;uG,l mr.
inanty ou;.ns 80; NC Ia ,hs nanrrsi cortex
or enamel % ofshe Tooth sa point u '' VIC
patura gossare r%ly xSd Without wires or lga
tures-no bulky substance in the monh-and in every
particular resemble the adjoining TEETH IN conlory
TO complete SET upon the above imprrved ana sciSh
fc principle they guaranteed 10 answer every pur
pose o. Mastic alton ard Articulation.
sa.ur., .g,.,,.i, Sas,ansJ ar,;nv either from the
use of medicine. Or any other cause; urs
replaced upon sure ana scientific method.
TO THE PUBLIC OF THE UNITED STATES
Mons;eur MaiIon il hannv in being enabled to an
that by the kind consent Of Three Hundred of
inc hrst amies o. me EateS states eons'shs y;
eisi to se as to- the
tha
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FOR THE FACE AND SKIN.

i ,
n the public for ayifying the complexion and rmoy.
ing very eruption from the face be confidently
I'd as Churchs Vegetable Losn imparts de-
cat hness to the exon and efectnaly removes
PIN botches rcckles rngw orm and all oher cuta
reous eruptions and disco ations . =
cents bottle at Church Onpensary lsS
Bowery corner Of Spring street. -, :. -
of Fourth street. Phad pia Charles Stean. pough
tc.nsie mac Inn
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FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWEKs, and Materisl for
+ Fiorists-BRUN, LAROsIERE l. CO., lis William

FRENCH ARTlFIC!AL FLOWEHs and MateT i,!. for
street received by the Havre psckets Aso and
FRANCOIS lat and offer for salt
1000 Bores French Artificial Flowers, comprising general
ssssrtment Of the most fshionabis howsn worn 10
Paris 49,
500 Dozen Pink sascers suitable for flower makers,
rantedef the first quality. -
10 Cases Materials for rlorits vix:-rapsrs muslin noss
silks, wires, leaves, buds blossoms olives Ac &C.
This estabbshment % conssnty receiving he nc" sV
of fiowors az they appear in Paris -, r.,
ns.vss will 6nd h 10 their advantage TO CALI The STOCK
"a The prices moderate, and every article selected
" 81 st'e .hr ~ rsre ms Inn
pEAKsALLS OAa daa. abovs ss,h.riss %srt
the only e. abhmen OF 'hs h,n 70 sne R & con
pnes .ry supplied al the Race Beats and Club
sh war ..t four ne rand has the largest assor
Boa ~ sweess and Sculis collected place
III. Branch Oar stcrs. on the North River aide
ND removei f02 Water stroll and a. I save All
n" s sp pses Of soe viii sell enough cheaper hoe
ns ~ frou tho North River side pay them ~ thsr
,noblb Race Boats Club Beats os eulls sold 50 per
cent las than last year, ~ In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-04
RINGS COUGH CANDY

RlNO y OOOUaO AND1
g:
h r.s ssns ;ss
sy H. m1a so ses 81 It's ~
;fs ssn ss : ri sf
81 Ss5n., T: :s. s,:.
TR0Us. cSs-ist and PhaTnscatst Xpothsearie. Hail s.
S siai5lpi AND SODA POWDERS Warranted very
superior; articles e what are & nsray sold put up
WArRoUs Chsm. and fharmacuiisi Apoihsesrss Hall.
h only s:sss; T.slss: ss.% q rom lie e:
nj 5 %ss from
e sy DSs relief
:Ss:a sl DS%Sl i:. So.,,v .r "ns
sS
now living prepared this medicine at s75 Bowery and
'sf ct
S5.or at that place. the only 0E%Ti wis il ais
Sworn before me s ri; tn EiS ;. rH ps.a
regard to The ownsT'i;V e
Beware Of Conntereits the great question Of lie or
only in this city at 2il Spring street.
Xxents-RedcinR State Boston, Main street and
70 Fulton street, Bro1kyn s and 2s Broad street. New
frce-Large bottles sa next size ST. and smaller size SO
cents. m26 Inn
n O5IEK's PATENT MErALL,t. ELAs nc BOUT
II HEELS-The subcrit begs leave TO inform the fb.
he Ess hss o and sell
The following ae ofthe many advantages
eiatcity adds to the durability of Tie boot on.
Sd-It axes nsise the pavement than sinner
The unpleasant blinking noise ofthe ion heels is
Tn-I elasticity enables walk with much Iess fa
does not carpets The iron or ma He'd
heels In order bring this within the reach
Of all has concluded to them the
Boots Of every quality and description wholesale and re-
'"" - ''' ''' H. NEWELL,
msim. lH Chatham street.
T1R- LAUREL, 1851 CA Nal srREET, near CRU RICH.
D-Now so well known in this city for very many great
and he has formed in all deli.
cate disease, after all ether remedies have failed still
mode Of treatment too we'll known require commences.
ton hvng the practice for 90 years. the first hos
Of France In this city removing pecu
liar diseases with success and dspae snI without the aid
led and de need despair Of complete
very by apply Doctor LAUREL who offers his patrons
Az bo%s until p NJ and charge moderate. ms,m.
6ARS, sWEEPS AND SCULLs-Nonce hereby CIV.
~ have the branch establishment
in street North River side AID do all my business
my old Oar Establishment 4o2 Water street, and as al
to- hs Oar Esabshmcnt 1oa street i've doors above
Catharine market. JOHN A. PEARSALL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-04

CeURr HOUSE, AND JAIL TO LET IN CoRrLAyp
COUNTY The Circuit Court for the cousty Of
Cortland, Judge Mo,ely presiding, commenced and
ended its session in Homer on Monday last. There
was not q single canse the calendar, nor . com.
plant laid before the Grand Jury. The county has
population of over thirty thousand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-04

HAIR UlL.-Ihere Is Oil in the world ODD
bad to the hair. Every body knows thar when TIE
hair burned it viii grow again as good az ever the
powders for dying the hair nothing but mixture Of lime
and ,hrase and the hs: is not dyed but Literally burned
spirits, that burns the the powders and don't
dys the hair, aud the hair will grow matter how many
times 10 burned aud every b.ds also, that when
The head full Of d,ndruf The hair begins to turn and
hair cutter and having the Of examining great
many heads, land bockneads) have made self great
Esstutia Oil Of Almonds for Destroying dandru
the hair from coming aud turang Ths nimitable
dandruf or soreness is on the head.
For SALE wholesale and retail at A. Pastors Hair Cutter
1855 Greenwich street. New Yok. Price SO cents bottle
vuOa Irrt
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A PROBLEM

IA L
ND the solve it Why do the imitators of my Tab
and diploma from the American Institute year after We r.
without submit. ling their for trial. ye Of tender
chin and tough boards the above by bring dull
of Rszors and test for yourselves he truths
Of the mott scientific gentlemen tn. country
Professor Grscom Dr. Mott Gen. j. Tamadge and Others
SAUNDERS, sole inventor and manufacturer Of metal
TIC Tablet Razor Strop, with four Sides 1863 Broadway