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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-01
CO,fOn Trade.

The market very inactive for several DAYS previ.
Gus 10 the departure OF the Caledonia, on the 18th inst,
NIT to further decline and buyers the other hand
preferred waiting the arrival of the steamer Britannia
then nearly due. The accounts per that steamer, with
dates from Liverpool 10 the 18th inst received ON
Saturday morning. 10th inst and the large sales there
on grades below fair and also. from the fine weather
prevailing for the last four days eedng departure
ne prospect taering of good harvest had at once
iRspirtin3 effect market and the sales on that
Gay amounted TO about bales, advance
2adrst tue same healthy demand continued and being
freely met by holders the sales that day amounted
three thousand bales at the advance quoted the day clio.
sing win a tight market since good business has
been DONE at about the rates holders being ra
Their mora disposed to sell at the extreme within the
last two days prices may be quoted shade easier than
Monday 22 the advance noticed OF one quarter
cent IS however, well maintained and alter quo
ta.ions conform.
ia ~ bales and the exports for the period s7s
bales taken by srinners 1000 bales; taken specu
sale 5000 balls The movements OF the staple through.
out the country tins year compared with the
two seasons, have been as follows =
Bales
Receipts a. Ports of the T. s. since Sept l. ls45 2esii
tame period last year. ~ ,76e
Exports from U. 5 since sept /, lsi5, 2l,5sa
" same reilod last year, 3s7l3
year before, S,6l5
bly,, and we notice change Of weather which would
have the tendency to retard the gathering of it. except
IN few counties in Mississippi and Louisiana, where
there has been excessive for nearly two weeks
which will lessen the amount as well make the pick
ing hazardous that section; the staple of such
small parcels as have arrived in this CITY, is very good
and It appears to be we'll handled The sales for the
week ending goth inst were 5000 bales, for the week
ending 9th inst $500 bales. Yesterday the market
again assumed stronger tone and the sales were $500
bales at higher rates than have been paid previously
The different authorities vary to the extent Of the
last crop Those al the South declare the yield to have
been abouttweny -four hundred and FIVE thousand bales
while those at the North put the quantity at less
than twentythree hundred and ninety.fve thousand
bales AT the date Of our last accounts from New Or
received the returns therefore, not perfect. The
receipts so far as heard FROM from Sept L. 1874 to Sept
1915 amounted to 242s 900 bales, from which deduct
bales Texas cotton, and it leaves 24O3 $40 bales
American grown cotton, which WILL without doubt be
increased to 2,40a0 900 bales for the year.
We annex the current quotations in this market -
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OF THE
COLLEGE,
Msd1Cine and Pharmacy
95 NASSAU STREET.
N Z DICAL WOE

PRIVATE DISEASES.
Of he Sw york college Of eae,
continue to direct their psrieusr attenoa t diseases
medical @ and cure without s SSy
the constitution from business Invads pa
Ha
a be us vs s ns Of %
in Europe the cure e those complaints attend; for con
TFSRaTTf rs St aSTsR
living the country, and finding nconyenient make per
oaa have forwarded hem chest contain
their explicitly, together with all symptoms line Of cor
and treatment received elsewhere. il any, and E,
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.
THE TONIC MIXTURE, prepared by. the College !
n sss M'p
cfs nae,geoos OF ses e any kind i nvsusb
pacseda sent to all parts of the Union.
vELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS,
mi Inass %
r, hf e rf p. Of wry year, snpe5ss
II. u.stha they effect shorter time ss,
the stomach or confinement from Price 81 per boz
RICORD'S ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE.
EoK the permanent Of primary or secondary ayphn
or unsaa medical
n ,oS tain, remaining in their ~
son consider himself safe having the disease
braied Alternative.
Sold ia single bottles 81 each Of half dozen
va carefully packed and sent TO all Parts OF fhe Union
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARSAPA
RILLA, GENTlAN AND sASsAFRAS.
DREPARED by the New York College ofMediciue apo
Pharmacy established for the suppression Tb,
refined and highly possessing ali H. nm
lying Qualities and curative powers of above conf
IDENTIFY recommended by the College 10 apv
extract at before the public and nav B,
relied certain remedy for all diseases arising from an i'm
pure state OF the blood, such scroua salt rheu
blotches or pmpes ulcers pain the bones or JOINTS nodes
cutaneous cruptIons sore throat rsDt
mercury.
Sold IN single bottles 1scentsasst
in eases Of half doEea bottles % 80
dozen n
Cases forwarded 70 all parts of the Union.
MA very liberal discount 70 Wholesale purchasers
shvn w. RICHARDSON, M D., sU
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rliE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
Circulation---Fo.sy Thousand,

DAILY HERALD--Every day Price cents per
,opy--$7 IS per annum-payabe in advance
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Saturday Price 81 cents
GER copy-$S ~ cents per annum-payabe in advance.
ADVERT1sEMENTs at the usual pricss-always
ash in advance
PRINTING Of all kinds executed with beauty sas
icspatch
the establishment must be post poid the postage
vii be deducted from the subscription money remtsd
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
sropsixroR OF Tng NEw voRu HERALp Ear pLrsINppy
wertkwsn corner Of sutton and Nassau strssts
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rorssQa tmuor,.s,on.

HAMBuRG-Bsrque Miles-8 pkgs Rolker X MolImann--i
e,koop Co.'S schmidt Vogel3 II Sand-2 Kohl
saat Bros-7 q Unkart-2 q Scaes-3 w & &c ~
Grunen,hs-i3G Az N Wine-s II Thursts~i 4 W,eoks
} interchangeable L Poppe-l Victor & Dnct VII,
Lippod-23 syn 4 son-2;o Coddlngton-io case.
tubs 10 order. " S'e'
Ds.roLBarque Cosmo-0,o0o bricks Irvin--looo ,u,,,
monlds psgR ~ stuart.I2o Markoe, Wilbur coo
Nacy soh-3J = touth son-2 w Swain son--9e {;
Meyer son-I w Roomft II Andrew-tj 000 brcLS I,e :,
1929 bxs bsk s lines co502 bxs 10 order - -
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Domestic Importatlona.

CHARLEsIoN-ShipS utton-i53 bales cotton BurcLr
son--j3 Victor Duckwx-g3 cks rice Spraeue R"h
son co.'s w II Tucker-38 empty bits Grosbeim Cl.n
pkgs to order '"""'S
CaARLKsroSBrgC srons2o hhds sugar 1871 bale,
2H cks HI do rice Burckmyer song hds l. Ma,tlsnd
- Or cksJ Tobias-2o pkgs Franklin Hsrrs-i B Prp
order. "'''' '"
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HAyRr-Packet ship st Ncolss-C Palmer A v,I. I r
Cross, Capt Pugbo Dir Veresu Seymour Jossnb Po.,
MIR Mayocrede lady and child Mr. Penrose and LADY, Ms. Pen
rose Of Ph,ladelph,a Bouchard and mother Bonchard
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miscellaneous Record.

FOREIGN LErrERs-Packet ships Cambridge Bastow for
Liverpool Mediator Chadwick for London and St Nicolas
Pe for Havre will sail to-day 70 ocockleer bags close
hafpast H. Ship Rainbow Capt Land will sail for Canton
o'clock this morning. Ship Nebraska for Marseles and
the baque John w Cater for Rio Janero will also sail this
morning.
ScHR CHARLOTTE. Lewis from Laguna for NYork. with
Of logwood hides &c. into Key West 9th
king badly sails split and shor, Of water he surveyors
me dn an Xxx aad u he ld hah, I'M wich was 1e
Oct Some little delay had been experienced owing rainy
weather which had prevailed since her arrival The schr was
consigned 70 tontane Weaver who would advance the funds
WRrcx The Gen Parkhill at Charleston from Liver
pool fell with the 4h Sept lat 40 co. Ion 50 TO- schr
waterogged aud abandoned both far could
asceained her appeared be Layton Probably
the Laona before reported by the Missouri this port
New BARQuE.-Another barque is nearly ready for
launching built BY J1o Hamm kens,ngton PhiIadslpha
be commanded by Capt Wilkins, and named the Brian
ARRIVALS AT New YoRK-For the week ending the 9th OF
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Harrison, Delaware Montreal. and Ironsides NYork
Harp Wareham; Elizabeth Boston; Florida Plymouth Be-
low. John Welsh Kinss,on a. w ws;bi1.soa chsrls,oe
Metamora Palm Rodoph and Grecan Boston, Mary Chase
and Mahoney New Bedford Jos Lybrand Sarah Louisa
Psyntsr sto9inE,on Eli..bs'h Fall RIVER Ls,i; Avon
NYork: PAMELA. and DOUGLASS Brooklyn Gorha Long
Island; Brookhaven, Newport
LEWIS Del Sept 2s-solon, Ducamn, Grand Turk VIM
Penn, Oregon, Brick. Copper, Oael, John Randolph
al the anchorage, bouad out. Wind ENE.
RicHMoNp, Sept 2s1Arr Tuscarora, NYork; Wave Bos-
ton. Sid Manchester. NYork.
WALrHALL, Sept 25-SId Harmony, Rio.
CHARLEsroN, Sept 26-AT Patton jr, Philadelphia. Cid
South Caolina Hamilton, NewYork Sid Pioneer Newport:
Ocean NYork.
ST. MAnys Ga. Sept 2lsd Calsto. Hopkins NYork; Gen
Marion Boston.
SAyANNAH Sept 2G-Cld Carlton Boston
Nrw ORLEANS Sept 22Cid Mary Frances Boston; Enter
Arans
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BosTor, Sept. 30, ls45.

: BosTor, Sept. 90, lS45
'i'"' 1d"ard Evsren-Progress Of Raiiroads-.amuse.
pOiities-7ae Youth Of Crime.
~ VIM observe that public dinner has been ten
y .ion EDWARD Everett by the citizens OF Boston,
IS token of their appreciation Of bis aho ~
duty " Minister Of our government, 10 ~. Cour. g e.
James Mr. Everett in his reply declines the bonor hu,
taxes occasion to state, that the duties Of opr Nnssr 81
England are far more arduous than is generallv tnov
here at home and also that the pecuniary
sar too small to enable the representative Of onr
eminent to make the requisite appearance and to end
tha' hospitality to his countrymen who may come abroad
ana meet him at London All this doubt is very r,o
ana understood hero, that Mr. Everett expended
neary tieoie Tue amount Of his salary from govern,
In sustaining tho dignity of the sjt,tion Ia ~
out embarrassment ~ hi nssIf " - ~ win
The subject oil the osden.buryb p,uro., 4.
o. acuve agitation hero meetin1 was i,lslv hsH -
the Exchange Coffee iflouse Of which Hon Ab,ot,
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PERSONAL---VERY.. McNar,
Register OF the Land Office for the district of lands SUBJ
jec TO sale at Fayette Missouri vice John B. Clark
signed-to take effect on the Both September, ls45.
Alfred W. Morrison Receiver of Public Moneys for
the district of lands subject to sale at Fayette Missouri
vice j w. s. Mitchell, resigned.
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assengers Arrived.


HAhsuRS. barque Miles-Mrs jacobson and .x ch;Iax.
Miss L"sar Mr. Seaman Mr. Noron-95 10 the seersee '
Hodges-fo IN the seerage " i'o'ses' a
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VALPARAISO, Sc-Ship Manposa-Fe rdnand Core n Linn
ley, Rev Mr. Lyman. ~
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Nv Last Nights Southern Mail.

PHILApELpHIA, Sept soA John Welsh Kingston ia: A
sd Escort CALAIS Topaz Esspor. Belfast Br s. vincsai
Louisa I'm Bremen Cid Leyan Liverpool; Natanel Tar
rytown: Peruvian. Boston; Mary 4 Deborah, Brooklyn
BALTIMopE Sent GAR Monte ums, Coqumbo; Frances
Portland; Erie. Boston: Traffic, Gardner, NYork.
NoRroLK. Sept 27aArr VIM w Wyer Boston, and sid for
LIANT, and Mary Augusta West indies Maria Providence
Spoken.
"Msy Jane of Nantucket 80 days out standing East I'd
Aug, lat 50 S, Ion SC 20 w.
Foreign Ports.
CoquIMpo July 3ln port Seaman, FIN Baltimore, arr 3Oth
June "a days bound TO eeward ports Coqumbo I'm Boston,
for leeward.
KINosroN Ja Sept Pin port America for Portland or
5days: Mary Hooper, for Baltimore day. Oranto I'm
New York bound dewn the Gulf or days; Motto,
discharging.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-01

BosToS Mass, Sept. 90 lS45
The Wind- Weather and WMgs-TAs AGlitary-M Money
and Markets.
The weather in Boston, for the past few days. has
been really delightful and it is somewhat puzzng to
discover which is the most brlliant-the bright autumn
nasky or the countenances Of the fair ladies who pro-
menade Washington street who deck themselves with
the coors ofthe rainbow and in all things are quite as
transitory.
The Wings are holding primary meetings in the differ.
ent Wards preliminary their State and County orga.
nifation, and appear sangune and in good spirits The
Natives, or rather the Protestant party his phrase will
best designate hem active and determined that not
asngle Representative shall be returned to the General
Court from this city and in several towns they have nu
inerca strength sufficient to effect like result With
this prospect before them, the Natives considerably
elated and intend to worry either the wings or locos
open for any thing. but amalg amatng with the wings
they never can or will unite. The locos laying
low" Just now.
The Hoyt and Butler developments engross the at.
tenton OF politicians just II will prove but nine
osys wonder, however and then pass down the stream
Oh ume along with the other rubbish OF the hour.
wee and crime increase here In CORES pondng ratio
WIN population End habitstions and the ATHENS of
America" will very soon compel. with II not outrun
other. = ~ % :" 0'eiy
There is to be grand parade Of tho Rifle R.nvers %.
Ny uiaer command OF Hon John A. Chapman late
10 "a 81 the city II seems that the company wish TO
msn,s e sa,e ana commence anew, their embarrass.
iavors from their ranks for some tins nas, " ~
Tne cotton market remains wilhnn, 'chsa. 10 80
safes OF oo 6arre clear pork were made az si5i
s1o oo los a. s9 CASH prime, SIT tll mess beei
s'oti mans rye; lard Sic There is a fair demand
Tor 0enesee Flour at 81 81; Alexandra old "a 40 "a
o.; sales OF yellow Hat corn o. a os white 5s AZ
oats, 81 80; Havana brown sugars ~ Ca noasses
common qualities, at 40; 1000 green salted hides Nav
Orleans, at5l cents, months credit. -"
There Is further decline in stocks. Long Island 40
to osj Eastern Railroad 1O1f; East Boston at. West
ern iroad got to 96l Wilmington l5t; Norwich ana
Worcester 1sf to 7s at the Second Board prices closed
about the same rates
Tne banks pay their semiannual on Monday next
capital si7 O00 dividends 1861 $50 Exceeding those
oil last April by sll,66O
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.aPOTHE carries HILL, SO C.ATHARINE ST
ESTABLISHED 1890
A LII MEDICINES in this Establishment warranted g,nu
"A inc. No boys inexperienced young men are eyer al
- VIM WATSON
Chemist and Pharmaceutist from A. Gardens,
$50 lm+r 372 Oxford street, London
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Il r. A. u L II K r OIL LU W u
ADVERTISEMENTS
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SIEAM
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
- ~-A> THE Great Western Steam Ship Compa-
/E1sMaEND ny's Steam Ships.
ZzkMIXENS The GREAT WESTERN, 100 TONS
HK4G4k4sX $50 horse power. B. Il. Mathews. EsG,
aRA1ez4czsx.C Commander.
Lieutenant James Hosken r. NJ Commander-are intended
80 GREAT WESTERN.
From Liverpool From New York.
Saturday. =. October H. Thursday N ov. 6
GREAT BRITAIN.
From Liverpool. From New York
Saturday. Sept. 2 Saturday Oct g.
Fare per Great Western, $500. and s. Stewards Fees.
Fare per Great Britain, from $50 to S2 and So Stewards
fee according the aud position Of the State Rooms
For freight passage, other nformation sIE;y To-
RICHARD IRWIN,
au7 2awd I'm 90 Front straaf
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ELOCUIION.
EDWARD MATURINA AM. ,bess to inform his former pu
II pills and the public that he intends organizing classes for
sue.Sa in the above accomplishment well as in TIE read
also. He will commence sufficient number o
be obtained and show, application, ties
Warren sl0 Intro
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-01

MRS CAKROLL'S
INDICATED, VAPOR IL SULPHUR BATHS,
1884 Fulton street, Opposite St. Paui's Church.
NJ RS. CARAOLL b0gs mind her patrons OF the efca
l Of vapo Baths in curing colds chills
and few Sulphur Baths require half hours notice
Pv-e Vapor Baths sent Of the city or vicinity
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-07-29


1854. From Brookve, by jennings Oldenburg
Enochsburg, Georgus and Aliens mills to Green's
burg, 30 miles and back, once q week.
Leave Brookville every Friday at 6 a m, arrive
at Greensburg same day by 6 m.
Leave Greensburg every Saturday at G m, arriv,
at Brookville same day by 6 IN.
1855. From Bufiton, Wills county, to For
Wayne, in Allen county, 81 miles and back, once
week
Leave Button every Friday at a m, arrive al
Fort Wayne same day by 6 p m.
Leave Fort Wayne every Saturday at M ar
rive at Button same day by m.
1856. From Columbus, in Bartholomew county,
by Rock Creek, to West Point in Decatur county
"a miles and back once a week.
Leave Columbus every Thursday at a m, arriv
at West Point same day by m.
Leave West Point every Friday at q m, arriv
at Columbus same day by p m.
1857. From Clinton, Vermlion county, by In
diana Furnace, TO Paris, Illinois, IL miles and back
once week.
Leave Clinton every Saturday at a m, arrive
Paris same day by II a m.
Leave Paris every Saturday at | m, arrive O
Clinton same day by 7pm.
1855. From Decatur in Adams county, by Poi
Mahon, to Liberty Mills, in Wabash county, 5
miles and back, once a week.
Leave Decatur every Thursday at m, arrv
at Liberty Mills next day by II a m.
Leave Liberty Mills every Friday at p m, al
nve at Decatur next day by pm.
1858. From Delphi, in Carroll county, throug
the great Miami Reserve, TO Marion, in Grant cour
'y,65 miles and back, once week,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-29

KITCHEN GARDEN FOR FEBRUARY
In that variableness TO which the winters
OF our climate are subject, there is great
latitude given 10 each cultivator In the ex
ercise OF his discretion as topyoper month
" employment for February. which gem
orally is the coolest month of the season.
Ordinarily, little can be done except by
way OF preparation for the actn e and pro-
itable labors Of the approaching spring,
except to repair tools and Implements. and
accumulate from all sources the means Of
adding to the fertility OF grounds to be cul-
iivaled.
Kitchen Garden. In this department,
hot-beds, Tor forwarding cabbage, lettuce,
egg plants. tomatoes, squashes, pepper, &c.
should be prepared and sowed from the
tenth OF the month, taking care IN the
preparation Of hot beds not to SOW until the
burning heat has subsidized, nor yet 10 wal.
until tho genial vapor Of a fresh bed is so
far spent as 10 deprive plants OF that vigor
and !hrit which lheya known 10 receive
u sown at the right period. We are great
advocates for the exact sciences wherever
applicable 10 the purposes Of life. and ear.
ncstly recommend to all persons not famil-
r,r with the subject Of propagation by ar
ih:ial heat, the use of The thermometer
instead Of the sense il testing the proper
temperature. a bed being constructed e.
covered with rich earth, as il should al :
ways be for successful work, say to the
depth OF four to SIX inches, when The iher~
mometer is Inserted TO the depth Of the
earthly covering il will often, at The great.
! est height OF fermentation send IN she
mercury TO one hundred IL thirty degrees,
during which stage the vitality Of seeds or
potaloe sets is destroy ed; but so soon as
you are satisfied the heat is declining, say
when after having been over one hundred
and twenty, it has declined to one hundred
or less, lose 10 time IN putting in your
seed. Caulihower aud broccoli may still
be sown for spring crop. but 10 insure
success, they ought 10 have been started
in January and prIcked ont during the sea
son, so as 10 have vigorous plants by march
and top ready To come into head at the
latter end of Nay and beginning Of June,
ere the heat Of the season has risen above
that dejg' tInl temperature undcr which
their brethren OF the Brassica tribe, the
iurnip and the cabb7ge, are known to
Hover m Isl proiuseIy.
TOwarj The close Of February, If The
season promises to be forward, the carly
po'aloe crop may be planted, If The pre-
caution is taken 10 cover the sells with
long manure, and by this mode Of early
planting any rough manure, or even dry
straw, may be adVaotageously used.
Louisville Cuitirdtoy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-29
dreadful complaint e..
llv heuiu. M. LII Oh illipacs and Lii

DLEURISY.-This dreadful complaint se-
II nerally begins with chilliness and shiver.
ing, followed by hea., thirst and resilo ssness--
TO those succeed violent pricking pain in one
CT the sides among the ribs, and which 10 ge.
nerally most severe when the patient draws
his breath 4. - ~ b..
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills are speedy
and certain cure for the Pleu, isy because they
purge from the body those morbid, humoTs
which, when lodged on the inside lining uf the
breast, are the cause of that acute and danger
Gus malady called Tleurisy. In all wgeM
cases, from four 10 eight Of said Indian iVeee.
table Pills should be taken every night. or
Twelve hours, pniil all Inflammation and pain
is removed; after which, three or tour pills. ias
ken once in twenty>tour hours, will, in a short
time, make safe and effectual cure OF the
most violent attack of PleuriSy.
Bewa,e Of Counterfeit The public are re-
spec fully informed that medicine purportIng To-
be Indian Vegetable Pills, covered with couu.
lerieit photographic label, sold by s Reed Drug
gist, corner of Gay and Saratoga streets, or w
Holloway, No ls, corner OF Front ard Baltr
more streets, Baltimore, ale not the genuine
Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills. The only
agent in Baltimore is Rev Isaac p Cook, Book
seller, No 70 Baltimore street, from whom tho
genuine medicine can with cerlainty be obtain,
ed. 80 -
Offices, devoted exclusively to the sale Of the
medicine, wholesale and retail, No $50 Greens
wich street, New York, and No 1913 Tiemont
| street.. Boston and Principal office, No 1860 Race
street Philadelphia. Also, for sale al JAMES
MELLORS, Union 81, Wheeling, Va.
b. IN all cases be particular 10 ask for
Wrighrs Indian Vegetable Pills. Jan 90