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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-06-04
ADMINIsTRATOR's SALE.

BRowN County, COURr OF Cox. PLEAs.
AbrahamC COValt e. A. A.Halstead Petition
Adm'rs of James Chalmer, deed. 20 sell
debts.
IN pursuance of an order Of the court otConl-
mon Pleas, within and for Brown county, Ohio,
made at their ApsiT term 1874. we viii pro-
eesd upon the premises to offer for sale on the
lth day Of June 1874, the following described
real estate to wit: Beginning at a honey To-
Gust, Running south "a degrees, west IL poles
to two buckeyes and HackbeTryi thence north
81 degrees west 90 poles to a sugaItreO In the
lime dividing Gibbons and Roberts surveys;
thence SOuth---@Poles to the blue-ash corner; (;
thence west 10 poles TO a stake; thence south
80 poles, to the eest fork; thense down the
creek to the line dividing Perkins and Halls
survey; thence with the line north to the blue
ash corner; thence east pole to a stake, north
As degrees east l6 poles to bur oak; thence
north Al degrees east 80 poles TO a stake ;thenee
north % degrees east II ipoles to a stake
thence north 60 degrees west crossing the
lcreek II poles, the same being part Of two sur.
vsys; from the blue ash corner, south, part Of A,
Perkins, apd from the blue ash corner north, a
part OF R. Gibbons survey no. GIG, containing
In acres. The said real estate to be sod BY
the undeTslgned1 TO pay the deots due ana ow'
ing by the estate ofthe said James Chalmers
decd. The said property is appraised a
e333,33 cents, and to be sold free from thu
dover estate ofthe said Rebecca Chalmers -
Terms ofsals:-one third cash in hand; on
third in six months, and the residue in on
year, with interest from the day of sale. an,
the purchase money to be secured BY mortgag
on the premises. ABRAHAM CevALT,
a. "A. HoLSTEAD,
Adm'rs ofJamss Chalmers decd.
April IS, l644G
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Brown Common Pleas.

Alfred G. Stiti& Mary E his
wife. In chaneery.
Joan Foster, widow and Nathaniel C. Foster
and others, childreI, grand children and
heirs Of Jeremiah Foster deed.
TIME petitioners have this day flsd thsir
4 bin In the Clerks Office of the above nam
cd Court, alleging that said Mary is chilli and
heir OF jeremiah Foster decd. who died the
owner Of lots Nos. 42 and lit in Ripley Brown
county Ohioi that aidMary owns an undivi-
dsd eighth part theroOf,and they pray partition,
or a sale ofsaid property, 60 that her interest
may be assigned to them in severalty; thai
some Of said Fosters hairs reside in Kentucky
come In Pennsylvania aak others in Wlscon.
stn Territory. Notice iS hereby given said de-
fondents that at the next term Of said cOur
application will be made for the necessary or,
ders to effect u partition accordingly; all o.
which will more fully appear by reference I,
said Bill.
HAHER & JOHNSTON, Soils. for Peps.
May lslq, 1914.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-06-04

We are requested to anouDce THoMAs
SHARP Of Aberdeen as a candidate for
Sheriff Of Brown county.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-06-04
Land for Sale or Exchange

TWO lots containing eighty acres each
= in Lenawee county, Michigan, situate
about eighteen miles from Toledo, and half a
mile from the Toledo and Aurian Railroad -
The land is timbered with oak, whitewood, ma.
BILE and beach; and the Soils rich.
Also, a lot containing eighty acres in Lueal
county, Ohio, about forty miles from Toledo, in
a section settled by thriving farmers. This is
also timbered land, with rich soil.
Iwi sellall or parts of this land on accommo.
dating terms or exchange it for farming and il
BrOwncounty. Forfurther information nquir
1t the STANDARD Office
D. P. PALMER.
Georgtown, Feb. 8, 1871.
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Road Notice.

WERE will be P,tition presented 10 tn,
\ Commissioners ofBrown county Ohioat thsiv
next session praying for the establishment Of a
soHaIy road beginning al the line between Brown
Tno Wa Olemont counties whore David Garfison',
Mss crosses the county line, thence with the In,
u selu Sarrlson's and CabelI's survey to ths
Sohnson meadows; thence the nearest and besi
way 20 the mouth Of the lane betweoU n
W. Dh to and William Ulrsy, intsrsoe,Ins !
April IL, l6A4,-s
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-06-04

Great eEeitsmenfl Rem0vSlf tAsDePos,.
ties, GRd DissOlstion Of thS CHbiaett
GEORGE KERANS, TAILOR,
m EsPECTFULLY announces 10 the pub
n,lie that he has commenced the TAILOR
ING BUSINESS on Main street, three door
south Sf B. .CrfRf ferd'J Grocery, where he is pre-
pared to serve thepublsewith any thing inn his
line Ofbusiness with nSStneSs Rnd pFomdtnssSs
Georrstowh,J J Aly 25th, ls43.
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Justices Blanks
for sal sattkeObsce O1tIe Standard
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-14
READ WHAT SHERMAN'S LOZENGES
HAVE DONE

MR.. DAY, boot maker, No 90 Hillary street. Brooklyn
AZ suffered greatly fer eighteen months with de-
by sickness Of the stomach loss Of appetite shooting
10 The bowels his stomach negleced every kind OF food
except lie had been attended by vaOas
Tor two months by the professors of the Uavssy and all
purpose.
On reading DR. Shermans Book descriptive the symptoms
OF worms he thought they met his he pueha.ed
OF Shermans Worm Lozengcs few doses brought away,
ne Judged about two of entirely cured him.
multitude Of smil,r might be mentioned where chill
dren and adults had ueed all death from worms, and
thing gave relief but Shemans Lozenges,
Uoashs' Colds Asthma, WhooI,nE Cough and even Con.
sumption are al sooner cared Shorp'ns Coush tozepEes
few seconds, aud enable those afflicted with the
harrassng coughs 10 sleep whole nights The Rev. Dr.
Dunbar. Rev Mr. De Forest Rev. DR. Easmond aud bundrt DIS
thousands attest their happy virtues Others to the
efficacy Of Shermans Cough Losenges, for headache,
paptatlon, iowness OF spirits sickness AVID 1sstne
from bodily mental exerons and for the wonderful
Shermaas Poor Mans Plaster, which but i21
and warranted for rheumatism and umbago
pun weakness the breast side, back part OF the
body Ask for Sheman Poor Mans Plaster and his
and his fac smile with directions for the baek
There great worthless mutations hawked about and
sold by unpncpled druggists Remember get Shermans
be deceived.
DR. Sherman'8 Warehouse LOG Nassau street
Hudson 81 Sp 1888 Bowery Spring; Broad
way cor Market; 50 William no. rs and Broad
way In Brooklyn, Mrs Hays 1880 Fulton and Mountans
Drug store 1913 Fulton smson Prospect and Jackson
10 jersey City, Randall, Grocer In NewarkJ Triple
and DAVID Bryson epha-Zeber Col Ledger Build
KS bost9aRedding Co.'S Siats 1t. Aibany-A Guthrie.
Stanwix Hall d23 re
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ON sTRICTUFE Arp fi's CURE.
THE FOLLOWING REMARKS Will, PLACE pE

THE kEMARRs Nv WEI EYE FIAcE BE
First called o .ey ss
OecuIepe. and often axst. in who the
;as that prevails
vantage ?? the notion then that there ths
Enownand in the last place t6a, the cure Of Structure Ss IS
TAIN free from PAIN and generally accomplished in little
Wish 1sgsrd 70 The a,s q those remark.
mouth mouth to month"; o.i'f .ides into
c IL and
susS 9 hs sd for fur
s e i i far Gm laying bn, is the e., h.
All of from this doa
sssss oas a'
striking change respect indeed minished OF inter
a1 p 81 un s eson s only e the MORT Of
how sSoa this SorS dnS ss.
hey Will sell their nosums long any will buy
%s s s n's s he ill.,
more more cSmn nor, th1a for writer
and pills. and cordas and the like many months together
hu. whom On seeing the real nao of tins h, @ cured
With vsw Of preyensnx these inpo.on,. therefore,
BY which stuT. may known, which can ;,
bsy-s.s q. oOwar Ths ss1
TuE NArKEn OF utfxArMa-lt has been already said
med mot be much diminished mpeded But
nothrg more indicative Of structure The nett Is
.y how a"x .e,
and produce structure for naturally disposed
to strisT1Ie than another but general rule if should b,
sufficient ground least for the suspcio. structure The
TIE Ey,Ec1 sIs,orusx MAS y.ox rxr NrHp.-!Tb,
sSft n % 20 aepfe.; he ;p and 70 lessen bot
mon Effects Not however that Is seen alike IN every ad
sdua, but 10 common that the writer rarely
aoss nor & az not W 30 sGs s
siaess formerly II gratifying also the
return Of spirits and the disappearing of Other malades the
With regard the Of Structure this subject it 10
r ps ssaes and 5
pshed in little So much rlss could not hay
I y ,S ogd cs 5 been ~
that he accomplish the Of structure many
daXs a. formerly j; demanded months
deTiake th cure hem.elys: he h. published little volume
ss Int s en1e ~ which not only @
sspec care and privacy directed in the painest
1t advisable however, that those who suspect structure
will surprise them than the aud certainty Of hi
means OF cure Separate rooms also. arranged for
which public and especially strangers coming to this city
dnae Of Edinburgh Be- he has engaged 10 the cure
than thirty years. and has published editions Of work er
grossly them Also that he has testimonial letters from the
d. Physic Of Philadelphia and Others ard that he il per
mt.cd to ref TO slmcsi every Fhycan of omneace in this
b. Ralph computed a. his prva. residence No. 40 Green
y ss % Is any ssS S. , also Be
tolIsr. di ms'rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-14
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.

OOK at bills Of mortality and you will find that Con-
sumption destructive human lfe ia his country
than other disease We ell know that cough, like the warn
ing of the esnake always prcredes well as accompanies
this terrible Its fair presumption that every cough
may terminate pulmonary disease if checked early and
where the risk great the danger IMMINENT Is aston
shng individuals should be fouod mad enough TO neglect
Of Or Jaynes Expectorant can be aay pro-
cured any Of the United States and the experienced
analysis aud the decisions Of professional men who stand
in the first rank Of medical science, all point 1t out
preparation invented by for the cure Of DIS
the lungs chest wind pipe and other organs connec
ted with process of respiration is used regular prac
tce by celebrated physicians of the day. The fol-
lowing presented among mauy furnishing CON
''""e Of the great value OF this incidence; Wor-
-, F-"- the Mount Pleasant Register
cinslyqe s INV wv. 80" New Haven,has
that Miss Mary jarhpeil Of Fayette cou..,
bscn cured of vhua, with whish she has been ai,cs~
more than eighteen yeats bv the Of Dr. Jaype xpeefg'
rant The disease deep seated and aRgvatsd but tbS
cufe was eneu-, ~ the use Of eleven bottles: The Re-
gister adds-te make ibis pupi,S foI the information
aud benefit Others We .ra j. our readers with the
same motivc-and may be allowed to add, That thus
medciue IL not common .Guack MEDICINE oil the Day
but is the regular receipt Of an educated and well known
physician Dr. Jayne deserves well of poserty fo his abpIs
in ameorans the suerinss Of his fellow men He has saved
the grave AID lis Expccotant IS not only used
but openly recommended by all the best and most ntesen
physicians for cough consumption we Know o,
nothing Invaluable it has been found to BIS OF great
service afflicted with oppression Of the breast ana
ton SOLD by A. " D. Sands druggists, No. 70 Fulton ST.,
273 Broadway. and II East Broadway. dZZ I'm nc
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HULL'S TRUSSES

NOTICE TO RUPTURED PERSONS.
DER9ONS afflicted with ruptuses may rely upon the pes
instrumental aid the world affords on application al te
oce No Vesey street. to either of the agents IN the pf
back pad of Hubs Truses they endorsed by d.
Hull writing. None genuine. to be relied upon
good, without his signature .x,,
Many have undertaken vend limitations OF HUH
celebrated and Thousands imposed upon IN conse
quence These limitations cannot be relied upon they are
made by unsu mechanics and are 70 better than the od
trusses. -
ade from the business depart
female p,rienfs d14 imsr
@EO0 REWARD.-CROsS' SPECIFIC MIXTURE:
~OOO For the Of Gonorhea Geets, Structures and
or all remedies yet discovered for the above complaints this
is the certain.
il makes speedy permanent cure without the least re-
Diet drink or change IN application 70
business
We give no long quacksh TO deceive the
public If the medicine does not speak for ITSELF no one sa
speak for it, Our object to notify where can De had an
brought which the Mixture will not effect rapid cure
under a forfeiture Of $500. ,
This disease thar unfortunately peryades all rank OF soci
yhigh. low rich and poor, matrimonial ana single
with remedy by which they can cure them
selves without the least the shortest time Possne
Further the disease be contracted aose OF ~
Mxtue taken night going TO bed when exposed .
bottles with su directions accompany ing IT, q
81 bottle One bottle lasts week. which generally cures
' FOR sale only at VIM H. Miuor 1872 Broadway corner Of
John opposite franklin House New York; jones' corner
of Seventh Philadelphia; and at j. M Smlthi
i3sWashnKon st Boston. dlo UNI
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TO MARRIED LADIES.

TO MARRIED LADIES.
MADAME RE:STELL'S PREVENTIVE POWDERS.
" Those valuable Powders have b. universally adopted
Europe but France Particular for hi years,
sale ecaccus remedy for married health for.
bids too rapid increase Of family.
The results ~ adopto- to the happiness the health,
often The life of many atsctionate and fond moth
ATE too vast TO touch wthn IN, limits OF advertise
mentresults which affect only the present well being Of
parents but the future happiness Of their clipping it
beyond the happiness of those who gave birth would
date In how instances does the aiJ working father
aud mo'e especially the mother of family remain slaves
'houghout their lives tuggDg at the of ncassant labor,
enjoyed comfort and aueoce and toll
have weighed down spirit and last broken the health Of
the father how often tn. widow left unable with the
vruous Intentions to her atheress offspring from be-
Even though competence and plenty smile how often,
sla the days OF the kind husband and father embttered
beh0lding the emscated form aud declining health Of the
companion Of BOSOM ere she had scarce reached the OF
prospect OF himself being early bereft OF the 81 his joys
and and his young ad helpless chde Of those
dearng attentions and watcful solicude winch mother
alone can beow not at time when least able to
support the h,arrendng aicon Is il desirable, then,s
it mora-for increase their families, regardless Of
consequences tO themselves the well being Of their oprng
when simple easy healthy and certain remedy within our
contol he advertiser feeling the importance this subject.
aad estimating the benefits resulting thousands by the
adoption Of prescribed by her. would respectfully arouse
the attention of the married It's consideration Is 1t wise
and healthy within contr livery dispassionae,
virtuous and enlightened mnd will unhcsatngly answer III
the Affirmative
Price five dollars package accompanied with full and par
All letters must be paid and addressed box $685." NJ
Yer MAD ME RES ELL, Fenaa Physician. -
frncpai oflce li8 Greenwich street. New York. Office
hours from A M to 9 T. M Boston office, No. Essex
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MADAME cCaTELLO,

NEMALE PEI edEcasa az Ihs Msd S,;"ns
long and .urprninx success. in the n e u
nemert. those suffering from suppression, egulaTty
sructons &c. Will be happy to aforda comoit'
temporary her residence where they csn always M
The best medical and the mos. msGry care S
own houses until perfectly recovered Madame o.
begs to impress on minds Of the delicate that she
personally every that hcsaon or dread need never
be apprehended
NJ h-Madae Costello would inform ladies residing
the United States within reasonable distance.
Madame c. be consulted her resdence Lspenard
street. at all times and with The stctes regard the wishes Of
ITO lraRY ~ 49,
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SIGHT RESTORED, ,v
--rI ANIMATION OF THE EYES CUMEsDl t y \

wv AMMATIUMSc OF HE HE E1hss % syptHtHiFH
o On TTMdEE Fo f6k DifsEAsEs y. 1870 - E. ~
valuable Balsam has been used for many years in private
tee by the most celebrated Qcus's in this and foreign eeun
tries may be confidently re ID as the most safe and
soes; care M weak and nilamed eyes that has ever been Of
ered to the ,To.'H.
of the tcky with blood amos like magic
and removes all appearance Of disease after three
picaon In dnness Of sight, caused bv fired attention 10
minute OBJECTS OF long exposure to strong ght ana IN the
Istore should be used by all WIN find their eye
sight failing without apparent disease This bsam has
restored sight where almost total blndnes
caused by inflammation has existed Tor years lnam-
the eye bodies Of irritating inrodu
ced under the eyeds som removed by the application
of the Basem The following certificate from the of the
Episcopal Church Harem will convince the most incredu
lous OF It's astonishing eiiicacy:-
Messr. Sands K CO.
Gents -
From motives of humanity am prompted to inform you
that lew applications Of valuable Roman Eye Basam
have made perfect the Of aged mother who
for twelve or fifteen Physicians had given the
hopeless OF the patients but by the blessing
Of Heaven your remedy has effected perfect and
fed the adage-'while there is life there hope"
Yours, most respectfully,
Pastor of the Episcopal Church, Harlem.
Many certificates of il, virtues might be given but
space will permit the introduction of Others here's ard this
deemed sufficient 10 insure trial by all who cte
Its healing virtues will be its best recommendations Full d
rections accompany each jar. Price IS cents.
rspared and sold by David Sands Co., Druggists and
Chemists East Broadway of Market street ~ uon
Of Gold and 273 Broadway of Chambers
IN &c
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MO ROOM FOR DOUBT.-Mr. BENSON, II Prince
~ street, cured three children by one isd. DO. of Kents
without effect Geo Lods5t Esq NY. Veal lust: was
penny box Of Kents Cough Lozenzss Mr. Clyde Grani
was by IL Lozspges only Mr. John Taylor, the cee
pound Camphor Louenges cured nT Of 2 very violent
headache three four always her. One
peIny contains 81 Lozenges kents phtsops Lo.
renvex are an unfsing cure Spme Thrush Pleasant
taste they convenient than any wash &c
One is penny box sufficient kents Heart burn
Lozenges pr mpy acidy Of the stomach fepar.
ed aud sold wholesale and retail Apohecsres Hall No 90
DIG lmsr
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N ADA ME- ESTELL,
PHVGYfTAH Oh. nd ,~.;Jsc a.


wich between Courandt Liberty Streets where
she can be coasuted with the sctest confidence
paiuts incident the female frams
Madame Reses experience and knowledge ia the treatment
OF obstinate Of female rreguay steppage suppressioA,
Ladies desiring proper MEDICAL attendance daring onneet
or other ludsposon will he accommodated during such
time, with private and respsctable board.
Preventive Powder. for married ladies' whose delicate
precaous health forbid rapid increase Of family will be
sent BY mail Of United States Prizes IS pack
Boston Office, No. 7 Essex street,
N. B.-Maaame RaSCELL would inform ladies residirs
out Of the city, whose health would admit Of travelling,
that she would devote Personal attendance upon them -
do 1msc ~ ~
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THE
IN Wis | BIZ E
nTG

so closely resembles the real head Of hair
~ connoisseurs have pronounced the
traornay invention Of the day The great advantage Of this
novel and unique wig its being made wthonI sewing or
weaving winch causes its closely resemble
the natural hair both in lghess and natural as "
DEFY deecton its texture being beautiful and
nd great evils of other wigs entirely avoided The scep
and connosseur alike inspect this and beau
nul Wig and the peculiar method Of fitting head at the
manufacturers A. u Barry lag Broadway corner Of Liberty
lint
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
j A m ES q q ~ n nv II n NJ 10 ~ w

w CORNER FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS
The NEW YoRK HERALp-A daily paper, issued every
morning oil the weekprice TWO cEsTs per COPY Country
subscribers furnished specific period.
on remittance in advance No unless rad ad
The WEEKLY HERALp-Issued every Saturday morning AZ
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nished country subscribers Is per annuIn in advance
the for any specified period.
CoRREPoNDENTs reQuestedto address their letters IN
JAMES GopDoN BENvErr Edtorand n, s,s
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IDE LAUNEY GREY,
d29 lmsvc Al u Dusps ct N~~ York.

MO CURE NO PAY-pk. COOPER, IA Duane street,
IN between Chatham and William takes this method
of informing citizens and that he has for last ten
confined his practice solely the Of venerea
Mercura other diseases Of delicate Although
considered portion Of the medical profession species
the great advantage victims Of venerea disease
derive from regularly educated physician devotng his ate
ton to particular branch of the profession be apparent
you employ amputae limb Ito an ocu
LAST on disease the ,o dentist for operation on tho
teeth land surgeon noted for the cure Of syphii1 when
that perfect in this branch because they only
practice Dr. Cooper spent years in hos
pi and has for enjoyed the most extensive practice
this way any medical New York Hecan cure the
aggravated Of Syphilis, and mild cases removed
vs days The Dr. regularly educated anu
performed Il deplobls to witness some Of the cases
the Dr. where the disease has been driven
the system by quac break out again in the form Of
spot: and ulcer: the body pain, IN M sore ss.s %a
cure, make no charge.
sTRICTURE.-DI; Cooper has dlsfSyered new method:
by which he the worst form Of Structure IN from one
weeks with scarcely pain 70 the patient Ftstion
Of the ureh gland Of neck Of the BLADDER
sometimes mistaken for Structure by general practitioners
&c UNCONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY. sometime. called So
mira Weakness. brought BY secret habit INDUCED IN by
young where TOO freely INDUCED r. the s.eatsst
SUMPTION dyspspsa eacaton OF the frame and nay ends
in complete diocy Dr. Cooper will effect radical cure ~
such and restore the constitution 70 its original vgorand
that by mild aud simple of medicine cure wnan
ed in charge Post paid letters, describing
complaint enclosing g. attended to. Patients attended in
mber n Dusae street. betweca William and Chatham, ses
ia
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G. BRINCKERHOFF'S

HEALTH Il h 5 L q II T.
non the cure of coughs colds liver COMPLAINT raising OF
blood, pain in the side and chest and all other
The unryalled attending this ne
further yidence of efficiency relieving the businesses
many WHO ready to Despair Of any nope Of ev
The number Of letters the proprietor is receiving isem AZ
OF the country ~ certainly Halter my IN sei
JOY aud satisfaction he has ~ tna
been enabled by this discovery IN giving reei 10
ing mortals -, ,... .,..sa III;
with the muny nostrums before the
beginning believe its virtue AID ey ae
Compelled TO cknowledge its sautary effects
Office No s8y Boome. Hudson st., and also at tn
Skst.,s, s,o,s az inhn ar $50 lm*ec
VALUABLE MISUNDERSTANDING And Ch,iba'ns
Dir Church's Chemical Essence Of Mustard. The use
IF hi, siinu,atDg embrocatiou NEST eecu IN cases
Hbeus EhiIhsns and stiff joints, single bottle m ordi
mary cages will be found sufficient 10 perform cure soa IN
bottles at SO cents each. ,, x,.,.h,. Jo,on This
celebrated cosmetic will eradicate all erup'ons ss r
ompes botches taps feckles ring w0im &c ls use az ,
short ms wiz establish clear and brilliant comole1on no'
Coughs ChuIch Cough Drops an the
ung. Sold in bottles at so cents EACH -, -. -
Cbnpcbs Scotch Ointment The above valuable
emed,es sold at i88 Bowery, Of Spring street.
lrG trr$m