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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16

Singular Group Of Connesions.-The
line boat Indiana, capt. Tibbits, LETT this
place a few days since with a large num-
Der Of passengers on board, mostly one
family, consisting of a wife with two hus-
bands fist and Sd ID having died. three
sets Of children, and three do of grand.
children. The parties stood in the rela-
ton Of brothers and half-srcthers, sisters
and half.sisters, uncles and aunts, cousins
and half. cousins, and the parents were
mother ana fathers. grandmothers and
grand athers 10 the whole. What is still
more singular. the wife and The two hns-
hands were on perfec. good terms. The
first marriage having been annulIed by di.
yorco, the parties afterwards became
trends, and the whole group were moving
10 the west together. where they will pro
baby find plenty Of rsom, as this : =
great country.-Clerelsad Herald.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16

An Asa young fellow eating se'ne
cheese full of mites. boasted that he had
slain his thousands and e OF thousands.
.sTaat you have. said an old man, with
no uther weapon that the aw-bone Oh as
oss,s
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16

Tins that the mother blnae tDs GNU
hers. titl lilo tibl,eiit that sbtib Kind assis
tant Wipes the dea,h.dainp ffoth tho bfcu
OF tho dying. wa cannot exist without fhu
utual help An, therefore. TINT need nit
hava II tight 10 usk IL Hf ll,HiE fellow tho
ials ; no one who holds The power q Rfnnt'
Ing can fbfuso il without guilt W. Scott
In The Ehoctaw west nf Arknnsas. and
In Tho esltsthe western parts 81 tliH state,
they bnte n breed Of hog. with fhffs thai
ara not eleven, but each heoi III one md
entire, iike thhi Of n horse, n mule or n
eamaL IN other respects, these %nnin,als
nre like other swine. except that they ars
generally more lnfR6 and Stout, niid Their
flesh d little courser.
Emphasise yom nords correctly. ---'
Tloy, 10 In aud AJAX how old Mrs. Jenklna
IL I" ].
"rey, ma'nm." The boy returned
with the apRwes.
..1he Indy says she don't know how
olds slte Ii mn'nm."
Willis n "a ave 1--we IN n little
for what VIZ do know Of them. and u great
deal more for what wo do not
Again, "Fiiftaiien il n circulating u
braty, In which ws seldom ask twice fof
the same volume
vnay Teur.--Five things Hfe useless
when moi accompanied eneh by one thing
el.e: Words vi h4u. deeds, wealth Wiih'
ant eeenofnv, learning without good man
nora, nh giving without charity, and lille
without health.
Tf a a hns right 10 DO proud ofany
thing. II " Of n good action, done no It
ought to he; without any base interest
lurking Mt tho bottom Of il.
The S~par,ans.-A dane r ~ 10 a Spar.
tan: "You caDnot stand 80 long on one
leg as cam "perhaps not.,' said tho
Spartan, ''bnt any goose can y
A Considerable Ciergymdn.--A dull cler.
aymnr said to tho boys in the gallery,
'.t)on't nuke no much noise, for you viii
wake yoer patenis below T
Report.--A gentleman regretting The
loss of his first, in the presence Of h's se.
eoad wife, was told by her TINT no one
lind more reason to wish his former spouse
alive than she had..'
Booh.seLer's catalogue LIN n hook sol.
ler's catalogue nppenfs The following nrtI.
cle--"Memeirs nf Charles with q head
tapttatiy eteemed."
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16

Consumption Of Potaioos.--The C'ncl.
natl Gazette states that tho entire crop oil
potatoes In the United States, during tho
year 1870, was according to the census o
Iia, 1850 bushels valued ut $2s,aoa,
GOA 30.
Most Of these were consumed In this
country, and In addition large quantities
In New England and New York, from the
Providence OF Nova Scotia. and in the
Southern States considerable quantities
from Ireland.
The potasoe crop Of Ohio, in 1910, was
5,s05,02l bushels.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16

The landed estate Oh ofte, tw1 and ihref
yeafs'cfedit--the slaves on J and ? years from
the sale. on notes endorsed, bearing ten pei
cent interest anser due tii paid and mortgage
retained on the property sold. Tbs personal
pfoperty--eash
my. IL Al Gil. TESSIER, P.d
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16
PROBATE COURT.
Parish 81 fast Baton H6ttde

win be sold on the premises by The tih'tf.
signed, on
Tuesday the 10Th Deeenibef. next. ths fol.
lowing real and personal property belonging
to the succession Of the late frederick Pikrr,
deceased, consisting OF -
The plantation Wherein The dseeased FISH
ded, with all the improvements thereon, viz +:
The dwelling iouse, out.boaars, ep.ion gin,
corn mill &c. MOREOVER ~ slaves f both I'll.
60. Stock or horses, horned cattle, sheep,
hogs, farming utensils and slime hoiseiuid
furniture,
Alse d lot Ia that part Of tis tpWh hid oil.
by Dcval, being lot Number tes in sdnafe No
q, with The improvements ~ibefeon.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16

WAsurscroS.-Our dates from Wash.
incton are / 10, the 4th ~instants the NOR
ming OF The day on which Congress was to
meet. Enough of Representatives had ar.
rived to form d full House, and enough OF
Senators 10 form a quorum.
No doubt therefore would remain, says
The National Intelligencer of the 4th, ofthe
organization. of both Houses to-day but
fSf tho expected question as to the legality
Of election of the Representatives sent
here from those States which have not
complied with The acquisitions of act OF
Congress prescribing the mode ofelections.
until lrte on Saturday last it had been
opposed that there might also be a pro.
tested election for the Presiding Officer OF
the House Of Representatives bot, II we
are not misinformed, tho divisions supos.
cd to exiat in the party composing the ma.
iority have been so far %reconciled, in their
private conferences. that their votes are
likely TO be concentrated upon Mfr. J. w.
Jones, Of Virginia. Should such be the
case, there 10 no doubt. Of course, OF his
being chosen Speaker at the first trial
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16
LADIES GLOVES.

An, assortment Ut Ladies' and Gentleman
KID Gloves, all colours.
PHILLIPS &LAEOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16

The New York Tribune speaks Of The gal.
liant whig Of Mississippi IN The following strain
Of well deserved enlogy $50
"rhe wings Of Mississippi have been beaten,
but they should be proutier af their position IN
defeat than of the most brilliant victory. For
two successive elections, with hardly On excen
tIon In their ranks. they have fought the battle
Of honesty and good faith against knavery and
reputation. sof,a few knavea who had efeps
Id among them have efawled out, ateadlng TO
he taxed OF 10 be on the unpopular aide but
nlne.tenihaof the whole party have stood firm
on thu side OF uprightness. while nineteen
,wen.Ieths ,of their opponents have voted, on
speelous but diinsy p%retestF, 10 rob the eredi.
tors OF the state Here Il one Of those totteh-
stone questions which chow what the respee.
live parties are made Of. Glorious wings Of
Mississippi how nebiy does your conduct con.
trast with that Of shutting. paltering Indiana !!
You will yet triumph, friends and how.
proud will be your triumph How tha hearts
Of MI honest men will rejoice overitl Who
would mol go half u mile out Of his way to
shake hands with one OF the noble wings OF
Mississippi"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16
MONTGOMERY SLOAN,
COMMISSIONS MERCHANT
No. ia OLp LEvEE SrREEf,
Nep Orleans.
.s ~ ia I'm
NDTtCE,

NOTICE.
The steamer BRILLIANT VIII caffy cot
ton from East aud West Baton Krugs, for
fifty CENTS per balas -
oct II 30 Jesse HAhI.
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DENTAL NorfCE,

:. NNAIssEMENTH 4 sBndre a .'inpri.
b de &c journal. StR
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16

A~rscDeTs ov NAvetrors--A correspondent
OF the National fhteiligeucer, spsakint oftha
annoyanees 10 which Uaited States diploma.
tic agents In Eurors are subjected ffoii their
ignorance OF European languaees, gives the
| following anecdbte concerning Napolson'a
interview with two OF but Ministers. The
story II not only hnussng. but shotld BE- In
stfuetsveI
Chancellor Livingston speftN FfefsH, but
was, unfortunately. exceedingly deaf. For
his first interview with Napoleon he Had pre-
pared himself, M he theught. by learning The
Inquiries usually made by the First Cgiasi'lt
a. he then was, on similar occasions. when
he was abruptly asked, ''IIow IL MI. Jefiefson1.
our Minister responded, surprising he askea
concerning bis voyage. "vefy stormy, SIR
The great man stared, NJ well be might, but.
Oh receiving about 40 opposite 4 reply To his
second Intsrragatory. he understood the case.
and addressed hiF conversation TO some other
person In The circle, not being disposed to lose
his time In cross questions. The successor
OF Livingston, no doubt, had his ears sufficient.
IN open. but In the French language only heard
a iargon wholly ineomprebensible TO him.
Amer HIS presentation 10 the Emperor. Napn-
Icon exclaimed, aThn Americans are d queer
peopls-tbey drs. send.,me q deaf Minister aud
then a dumb one II
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16

Bee 9th 1854.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16
LEATHER PREsERvATIyE.

A IL perior article Tor Boots, Shoes Il liar
ness for sale by
PHILLIPS Il LAN0UE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16
pOIDs DtJ PAIN

Bee. gihl thAa,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16
sA4al
PROBATE t,t)ttR1s

Dec slh. 1874.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-09
HEAR, ALL YE SICK AND AFFLICTED. HOW We
IL MAY BE CURED.
PHILADELPHIA, December -.


To Dr. D. Jsyne-Dear srThe astonishing and miraculous
beneficial effects your valuable ESpectorant had on my
neighbor the Rev Mr. Rushing made favorable an lmpres
sion mind that after consulting with several friends and
learning that you regular practitioner OF incidence
called and purchased half dozen bottles and told
that lived take them should have good report
from me.
am alive and well this day. Thanks be mercffu God,
and yeur forward chseruly
fulfil my promise.
For twenty long years had been constant sufferer from
the effects OF hard cough the breast and difficult
Of beathng the last Eve of which, ch aud fevers every
spring and fall, added to my misery. was worn away TO
skeletons with the greatest difficulty only could up
and down STAIRS appetite and my had so
vve many weeks unless obtained reei indeed my
situation perfectly miserable to myself and SO Distress
ing my family that felt willing die whenever it should
please the Master take home But heard OF your
dcine, and relief came Yes proved the Balm Of Gilsad
Joy found in continued of the hapPies relief In
short sir il has made perfect of me-and can truly
have desire to be better.
Now consider duty you and through you, the
public make known believing that it. VIII be the
of directing hundreds who afflicted have been,
to hs Of remedy which, under the blessings Of God,
consider TO have preserved my life.
You liberty make Of this letter to your ad
and make known please
IL there be any who doubt the truth OF the above account
them to shall be happy TO hem and will not only
confirm the aDove statements but Will give them
whch would be furnish for the public
With everlasting gratrnde, am, dear sr yonI o6ged
friend MARY GILL;,
Corner of Rose st. and q nnanto road.
Prepared only by Dr. Jayne, No 20 South Third street,
Phade pha and hrs Office, 305 broadway. Free 81
bottle. flo I'm
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TO THE LADIES.

Oh. HULL'S UTERO ABDOMINAL sUtPONII4In. H.;
THIS lnstruneut for the radical cure OF tIolapsus
Falling Of the Womb by external epplicanon
ng the use Of the obscsns Pessary connoen 70
health, having failed Of performing even under
he most aggravated circumstances.
The Supporter has attained high character IN EuIops
we'll this country Its adopted the entire diyuse
niospitas Of London and Paris and universally recon-
nended Europe by medical Of the highest rank n
us sustained by the leading members OF the iacune
Colleges and Hospitals by al the eminent private psac
Rooms have exclusively for ladies' at No
Vesey street, having from the business d
garment, where lady attendance TO apply
Irosses and supponen TO female patients iyll lmIr
DR; SHERMAN,S LOZkNGES-57 tons sold last year,
the greatest evidence that Ican be offered of their great
popularity and usefulness.
Mr. Leonard Rodgers, aged Tenth street, suppo
ed to Dc at the point of DEATH from old and bad cough
HIS physician advised him to try Sheman Cough Lezenges
he did so; and they cured him.
En1eh Camp ESQ., sSI ssceent repsrter was cured 9a
RAIDER, the famous cigar dealer, 46 Chatham.
The Catholic Orphan Asyum in 18th has used Sher
mans Lozenges for the last year with great benefit.
Capt Chadwick, OF ship wellington. Sherman Lozen
thinghe Camphor ezenges the only
remedy for seackness, headache, and palpation,
known.
MI John Kse 1856 18th street, cured hs child of worms BY
emily dose Shermans ozenges Nearly ply
stefan Of celebrity in this city recommends Shernan
ozenges their they also do Sherman mans
plaster which only TX cents and is certain cure for
pain Of the SIDE breast back Of tho
body. Also rheumatism, lumbago and piles
sure you get the genuine S 81 aso o
Broaaway; 27 Huasons;; 1888 Bowery East Broadway; 10
Aston HOUSE; Wia st; I39 Fulton Brooklvn State
street, Boston, Stanwix Hall Albany; AZ westminster ST.
Providence; and Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia
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THE PRIVATE TREATlsE.-This Is little veluyne OF
diseases which the convenient and
means cure stated the planss possible Ant
csse. those which have fallen into improper bands snt
continue from month month, particularly dwe on
Such persons will see immediately the dep'tiss which i'm
puuned IN each particular Obtained only OF the
author, DR.. Ralph, 90 Greenwich st. Pnce 81:
Dr. Ralph also takes this opportunity Of saying that ne ma
consulted the peculiar diseases above reeedto ah
private residence, at any hour -,
Aware however of the deep and just solietuds which
feel consult person of integrity well experience
these peculiar complaints the author deems PREF TO gy
the following short sketch Of the opportunities ne hn az
himself for this trust And this he the more inclined TO a.
many have assured him that for Of Information OF t
kind they haye selected from list Of advertising people IN.
the bttee.t repentance He therefore bss' to state that ,.
been atchn these diseases both hospital and city practice
for mere than thirty yea and has published two edon OF
work expressly them Also that he has testimonial letter.
from eminent physicians Of Europe the most EN-
nentin Amenca-as SD Ashley Cooper Dr. Mott, OF N
and Dr. Physck Of Philadelphia, and .ther; and further
OF emnence in this city Nothing be stated he cop
ceves better ground Of confidence to those who are strap
gers to him.
Consultations be made by post, and for such he his
little chest, containing thing for
Price 81. l9f lmsec
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UNITED STATES
TIE A EMP ORIUM.
l2l, late l29 Chatham, street, Net1 York.

WEOLESALE AND RETAIL.
1'HE CANTON TEA COMPANY continue to offer for
sale new and fragrant Teas of every variety and style
Their specially includes the delicious and
stamp nestpess and elegance and the Tas therein
thoroughly secured from light and that tn quality
power will remain unimpaired climate. Their system
Of prosecuting brsne. perhap, scarcely be exceed 1t
founded upon the utmost the rights Of he
especially with weight and quality and
vailed cheapnes All purchasers called sny
articles which fail them the fullest which
he money will be eheeruIly and promptly refunded Coun
Try merchants public establishments heads of families and
hIpmasters will find ns decided advantage supply them
selves from this establishment.
Coffee roasted every day.
Orders from all parts Of the United Suites executed with
promptitude and despatch.
The only warehouse in America! for the sale Of Hon.
Quas celchr,ted RIarE Tca i'm
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TO MARRIED LADIES'.
MADAME RESTELL'S PREVENTIVE POWDKRa

AS.
-These invaluable Powders have been adopISs
in Eurors bat rance particular thirty yesr
well z th:ussnd:in this county being the oay mild
forbids q too rapid increase Of family.
Madame Keste is well know for thirty ysan 70
male Physician he two principal Female Hospitals Re-
ropehose Vienna and Parswhere vorea ~ her grss
great in medical science 50 specially sdspsss
TO the female Frame for which her sdichcs sand unr
vailed well in this country Europe h! scquaatane.
hcx-by tracing the decline and i'll health Of married emss.
in the meridian Of He and the consequent rapd and
often apparently nexpoabs esuss. which son.ign many
fond mother to gsveto their
nve Of the primary causes Of female indisc.
che discovery her celebrated " Prsyentive Powden.s
the health bat the Life Of many saecoUsis wife
fondnother
The feeling the importance this subsc, and o.
tmatng the vast dement's thousands by adop
ton, would respectfully the mar
ried all that they hold and DEAR ter
s wise and vuouS evils which are suk
iect by simple and health within control Ever,
dspassionate vuoas, and enlightened ind Will unhesa
,ngly answer in the Affirmative Free FIVE dollars package
accompanied with fall and particular directions They
can be forwarded BY mail to any Of the United States Al
letters must be paid and adore MADAME He
TELL, Female rhy,isan Principal Office. ls Oreenwieb
Boston Office No. Essezst. iOf Ims
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JONES' CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE.
LII who would have good head of may By trying

VINO W0uIu nave RUOu
bald aud grey heads and all with bad read this
the human hair here the Of few whose hair has
been after evrv other remedy failed Without putting
here these the and real
aHatie. Of JONES' Hair viii ct thu.
and ell cuf danduf and maks light red grey
hair naturally dark from the roots This = sold
these respectable persons have used j. and certify he
King Y; MIR Phillips, 4e8 Broome cor of Wooster Hon
Judge Edwards Of Phada; Mr. Pea.on Navy Charles
above must satisfy al hut her further proofs three fzens
merchant tailor John Henderson. builder Hugh W French
farmer The above appeared before and swore that
the above perfectly satement-L P~ckover Commits
.ioner Of Deeds. This is sold very only or
Chatham Appointed AgenZieber Sd and Dock ss Phila
next to the American Hotel Washngton state st.
St, Charleston, G; Baily, Mori,town, n J; Fene.
Main Mddletown CT Agents wanted in all other cities
Inn u
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
rysrTEp AID rRErAnED ~

,IE cisnt6c combination Of ingredients of which Il ess
PHI, are compesed have made them the wonder
.,;oSnf ne world They known all over Europe 10 / a
Inc only ever discovered that has nvaraty
.rs;n In producing the monthly Their CERTAINTY 10 al
being such that thew DC during
fc1 though always MIDI Safe and ahy they certain
sr,oduce miscarriage II used during thar period.
The diiecons are translated into Ensih ana are en,eIop
round with the seal OF the importer stamped on
sius Of NJ de Boudeoque and the EnQsl al.
recons have the signature Of Dr.. GELVEAU suthorsed
agent fer the continent Of America
They can be transmitted by mail any part Of Unite
1tsfes Letters Greeted TO DR.. r. Mclveau, boz ~, New
York, will n>ct with immediate All lettes muss
b paid Sold BY appointment Cherry near Cstha
rne Sweet tnae w. Hall boxes ~ No half boxes ~
mail lef i'm div -
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ON STRUCTURE AND IT'S CURE.

ON STRUCTURE AND IT'S CURE
NJ 9Rs s 4. ssis.: ts;S ss mt
s,osrs o. ret that vs,y e,ro,.eSJ ncso' prevH re
s no.
ss n he s s
g.: re- from and generally ses'%pS'As.
:sYf5d sSs ss Of these ,;n:..s;. ;
Gonor.he. II. for instance that disease suffered
tipue from month to month, slides into seet Now
naturally bicEenne, this h cksnius
S ess Of IA, rS y
ao u t ndSn ..s
especially lead. cnson hi. di.orde.
TO The flow Of urine observed, which quite mistake
!aptsd q belong. he
The ADVANTAGE however which ignorant advertising people
how Of this DESCRIPTION swarm about this city and thai
hey viii sell their n9.um. 2. long a. any one WIN buy them
%sdissly sefncv ledge tina, medicine in world
for Pse
w n, be- al o Of
but whom seeing the real nature of the he ia, cured
seems ds:.S!: 70 ,y before !hs public isE
" done for although the Of this disease
STAYED very Sneaycshsy following
The has already said thes;
lively after il finished the clothes readused wheh
Ss' m swo S sS
cultto how long GonorhGa elect and
produce naturally disposed
to
ground at least for the suspicion of strctuc The last
The eject structure hes the ,pi7sd-The effect OF
Structure 70 dePes the spirits and olesen both bodily and
':s
he sees many syey dsy which the paien, doe:
less that he capable 0fbusnesss formerly.
gratifying also to witness uniform Of spirts and
With regard the of this subject sui
6cient observe land 70 stated with confidence and plea
1Is1 tha !h. . free from pain and generally scSom
art, practical experience Of the
many days formerly 1t demanded months.
The writer also begs to nate that or those who wish TO
deate the hemssve he mas published little volume,
but the Of all those delicate which require
eial and privacy directed the plainest manner Il il
be should consult the author personally and nothing
prise them than the end certainty Of his
Separes rooms ALSO arranged for those who
II only remains say word ground OF
which the public and especially coming this city
may rely with confidence what has been advanced. With
OF Edinburgh &c &che has been engaged
Of these diseases both hospital and city Practice for
than thirty yean and has published two editions Of york
Amenca-as Sir Ashley Cooper Dr.. Mott, Of New Yort
Dr. rhynek Of Philadephis and othe and that he
city.
Dr. Ralph consultsd private residence No % Green
consulted By The little volume referred IS one
dollar iefImsec
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badness AND LOSS OF HARRIS caused by want
of healthy action Of the vessels which off the perspi-
head When these vessels weak
the perraon thick and elammy and adhess the mouths.
danduf Less blood then carried the roots OF the hair
for which the hair has sufficient nourshmen
and and harsh begins nsensbly
to fall off which continuing to increase
badness Restore the capillary vessels OF the head to
for. healthy circulation and FL silky hair will make
appearance which will ncrea'e quantity and volume I'M
til hair becomes thick and healthy
Jaynes the oay that has eyer been
in instances and will seldom fall il properly and
pcrseveringly used. Prepared only by
DIR. JAYNE,
2lflmsr No. IS Broadway.
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FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS,

OWING the celebrity efficacy, and inxarable snecess
9. stsppsxe Of Ao.s function, Of
their Introduction into the United States now four
coruterisits and limitations constantly attempted b
sased OIL Tor the genuine Chc~p pills
st!weye cents soI Pu. up N different boxes, and called
Iepnle MonthlJ fls win the object Of seh aS tnsnt
cautioned AGAINST these attemps to Impos. u
.erfes except those sold Reste Principal Jcs
le Gresnwch New York and street, boston
Price g. Maasme Eessis Eignarure written on the csvc
Of each boz.
the directions enclosed inside Of each box Sold also BY AZ
sointmen at a Grand street, corner Of Allen New York
lOf lm$