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WORMS KILLS THOUSANDS.

4NHILUREN are most subject to them, but per-
a sons of all ages are liable to be afflicted with
hem. Bad breath, palencss about the hps,tushed
hcrks picking ut the ose,wastlng away ,leanneSS
IaIn in the bowels joints or limbs, disturbed sleep
righlluI dreams, moaning and sometimes OF vor-
,rlUus appetite are among the symptoms OF worms
Many are dOctOred Tor months, for some other IN
g'uary disease, when one box Of Shennlns ) Worm
lozrligrs would effect a cure. ID, Ryan, corner
# Prince street and the Bowery, cured man Ut
yurlue that was reduced to a skeleton, and by only
juo box Of Shcrmuns Lozcnges: Eeis now Us Eat
4, m Alderman Th Hon. b. b. Beards'ey
uas saved lhe life 0f on Of his children by them.
Iho sale OF over 100000 VI boxes has fully test
d hcnn They are the only intabIr worm drs
rowing medicine kLGwn. What tanIiy viii 10
without thCml
Consumption, Coughs Colds, Wbocping Coughs
ialhma, and all affections Of the lungs, viii find
healing value in Sh rmans Cough l.ozcnges. They
4aved the Rev, Richard De Forest; the Rev. Mr.
rtrclcr, Jonathan Howanh Esq. and that worthy
ID hero, Lconard Rogers. iiom the consumptiyc'S
rave They cured in one day he Rev. Mr.. Dun
Dar, the Rev. Nh Handbook VIM II. Atree Esq
of di,tc,sing coughs. They are the pleasantcst
cough medicine and cure the soonest ofuny H. own
remedy.
Headache, ,Sca.siCkncss and PalputOn, n,rcIicvCd in
from five 10 ten minutes Ivy Sherman's CamphOr
i,ozenyes Persons Attending crowded "uUms or
ravellIng will find them to lmpar buoy yancy Of
spirits and renew their energies. lhos. suffering
from too free living will find few of tie lulcnrcS
10 dspe the horiors and lownc-s &C spirt+. Alr.
Krulh, Of the Sunday McrCurY, has repeatedly cur
I'd himself Of bCvre headache by them iaptain
Chadwick, of the packet ship Wellington. hns Wit.
nessed their efficacy in great mony cases Of sea-
sickness. They operate like cham upon the
'giIatcd or shattered ncryes, rc Shcman's Poor
Mans Plaster does upon rheumatism, lumba5o,
pain or weakness in the side back: breast or any
part of the body Nj II. Il. DaggeB, 80 Ann
street; Henry K GoulLiGg; 80! Chatham
,Ieet Moses J Henriques Esq. and Il
multitude of others have experienced tho
wonderful effects of Nese Pastcr..
Price only 70! cents. Caution is necessary
o see that you get the genuine Sherman's
Lozenges and Pas,ers, as there are many
worthless articles attempted to he p ..mft
of 10 place oflhem BY those who wout
tufe wth youI life for shilling.
Dr. Sherman'5 warehouse is at l06 NE'
sau s,reei.--For sale by
John r. MoJ Jer- Bloumsbug
Wm l. Waller g. co - Berwick
Low & Thompso pson--Lime Ridge
f. e. J. LaZa'us-OrangevItIe
NJ G Shoe moker- Buck HurH
l.. & A l. BiseI--JBr,tytowu
Derr e. Brde--Wito Hal!
John Moore Danvilie.
Stephen Badly, Cauawissa.
Jan. 4-lSi5 81. g.. Gm.
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ANGULAR SIGHT.

There'lvng in the Ruo d'Eofcr,
Paris;a oung operative who can only
see by le light of the sun, Arer suo
SET he On distinguish 10 object, even
II II he ighted by the mos, powerfully
coocenialed auiicnI light This ia
frmi,y baptized by lhs name OF Nyc
wIopDe appears TO be at present lrrem'
ellabn
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EranC.reth'S fills.
PICTURE OF IEALvH.

III EALTH is ,hs,cru,d IN IL il tj,',t'I
a q the absence Of III pnn, ~ ficnng, or "f cti"l
IN ally pant of his body; hy lhc lrNr and regular cN
@rcisr OF his tuucliuns without any pICcptIou.-
They conrist in having guoI nppculG at mas
iIme', an easy digestion, free cvscuauonF, whor
Ou,crcas Or cOstyruess at least once IN every twrn
ly-irur hours aud without hcat,dyncs5, or burmae
1t the passage, the free issue Of the water "llhcr'
lerlmouy or burning, and without a reddish Fed'.
m'1t whrh is always sign Of q present Ur at ni
proarhing pain; quet sleep without agitation o.
luJbiesonc Dreams no taste Of hllc or other bad
taste in the mouth upon rising in the morning; 10
-ou!trss or diSagrecabIu rising of the stomach; d
clcon ,,ugue sweet breath; 40 itching. rmrios o.
poi, uu the Skin; 10 piles; no burning heat u[or
any part Of the body no excessive thirst when IN,
exposed tn labor nt other known cause; 40 inter.
rup,on to any natural evacuation, nor pain at thcir
p"riodIell return.
VI here the state Of tie system docs not harmon
lze witL the uhov1 picture Of health, It Is OF thC
grcaIeft Importance that no time he Iust IN sending
tor dnctor ct IN the use If foolish remedies too
rGru the rc.llul speculation: rnstrnd OF this ccurbe
10 d,sc # BRANURETH'S PILLS be uk,n
which val not deceive, but will at once restule
health 10 the organ Or part tn requires II.
All whr wish tu preserve their health I'll who
arc determined 10 defend their life against the Ell
.rolchment5 Of disease which might send them pre-
naturey to the grave, will without hesitation, have
'ecour5a 10 he Brandreth Fills, when the state Of
he system does not hamonlbe with the above pic.
ure Of health.
Those who live in country where contagious Or
other diseases prevail, should often thruk Of this
lue picture ofheath, and observe himself with par
tcular attention, in order to act accordingly The
Wise and rightly directed will follow this advice
he unwise are left to their own destruction.
AGEN rs.
Wa;hington Robert M'Kay,
Jerseytown-L. & A. r. Biael
Danvls--E. B. Reynolds s Co.
Cattawissa--C C. G. brohst
Rloomsh,rg-J z. Meyer
Limestone Babbt & M'NIncn.
Buckhorn-.M &. Shoemaker.
Lime Ridge--Andre E; KILLER
Berwick J w Stiles
May 4, lsI4-2.
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Eiht OF EettCrs

REMAINING IL the Post Ofl,o, q
BIooms1urg, On he qualcr tudlug De.
3lsl. 1884
AbeI Burr ] D Paxton
David EvrIncu Charles Si4re,
Mrs Mary NJ EckerG Mss Cath. S,auApr
Daniel McCurjy Peter Srvres
John Reichendorler n Snyder
Calender Potter Henry WaIers
A Walters
Person calling for letters in the above ia, vii,
please say they are advertised
J r MOYER P u
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IRIVERS JURORS-Jan. ls45

B!oom--Eli Criveling
William McMIchae NJ. W
J Jackson john + Davis Frederick NtlcrIy
CauawawiSSa-Jesse Monroe John Ri
ter jr
Dery-Neal Mccoy John BIee jacob
Splde Peer Shuz
franklin john Low John Mench Gcorgc
Meas
IIemIock Robert Moore,
lone-SIephcn Ballet Samuei
Caldwell Philip Ruuyan John Flood.
Mahoning-WIlIam Schuyler UorneIu,
CnrneIison
Madson--Thomas Barber Jacob DemoI
Jacob DrelzcIpco John Kctner
Mt. PieaeanI-Jubn II VandersIcc
William Kelley
Orange Wesch
Roarngcreek Daniel Lersu Sabasunt
Hover Nathan DrIesbach SoIoman Feuer
nan
SogarIoa(-- samuel Roam Benjamin
Cole
VoIIey-Jacob SIdIer Andrew Chids
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ranE JEWS IN RI SSIA.

The National states, hat Russian and
Poi ,h lsrselues are emlgrAnrlng in greaD
uumhers to Prussia, in Order to avorI
beirs transported By force 20 the remot
quarters of the Russian empire. The
gre5trr number propose 10 remove 10
Am rica or TO France. They expecI
that Jheir brethern in those countries
wall Afford them pecuniafy assistance.
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A PUBLIC BENEFACTOR.

DIR. SHERM AN, for the last i've wears
past mas been a6o~ng to spread his Medi
Gated Lozeuges far end wide, and his labor,
have no. been in Vain--lhey are known il
every part Of our land and on the COnunen,
and have met with universal appreciation
-frF 0ougi. LoZenges have cured more cases
Of influenza daring lis prevalence in New
YJrk Than any other medicine that can be
named. His Worn LozsngeS Continue to
perform wonders where all other remedle.
have falled--and his Camphor Lozenges
vii. reIive headache aud papilauon in =
vlry few minutes while his Poor Man,
Plasters, which costs only l24 cents, is b.
l,p7sd 70 be the yeiy heat strengthening
dssIer IN ihe world, And while these
rures are being made by The Doctors pre-
paraOns, the public have the satisfaction
Df knowing that they are skiIlfully ard ac
,uraplv prepared BY regular physician.
ind are altogether the best medicines which
,an possibly be found. .lheie being no quack
,ry or humbug about them. Dr.. Sherman {
Warehouse is at lOG Nassauslreei. New
York.
For sale by JOHN R MOYER, Bloom
Urg
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Arrangements are about being made BY
an enIerprIaing and experienced company
70 put again into operation The extensive
iron works on the Lycomlug creek. above
Willlamspors, Pa, commomy known as The
AslonvIlle Propelsy;--aaIhFaciie Ga
ze,ie.
We believe that the proprietors of all the
different works in our Stale WhicA are in
any way eliglbly located are warranted a
the present time in putting their furnaces in
blast; Ii is believed that ,he poiry Of Ihe
country may be calculated upon as pretty
we'll settled at least in relation 10 the tariff
upon iron and thai those who are holding
back from fear on Mat score are only i,sIng
time;
In connection with this subject, we may
state our opinion that, within loIt peri
cd Of limc the iron used for railroads as
well as foe all other purposes Of consump
ton in this country will be manufactured
at home and that by .iar~'he greater portion
Of II will come from the coal regions Of
PennsylqanIa where the ore ana'lhe coal
as fuel for smelling ii are foQhd to lie side
by side as if deposi'el .'ogslhtr for ,he
purpose!
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the subscribers,
IN note, book account or Otherwise Of over
me years standing, are requested 10 call ard
settle the same in Cash or Gram, on or be
ore the Isl day Of February next These
negeclng this noNce, may expect to pay
COS, a. we are determined 10 have our old
business seued.
WIN. M'GELVY & Co. .
Bloomshurg, Der, 2S-lS4i.
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DGM2&NIALa

MARRlED-M Flshingcreek,on The ii
mst by A. W, Kline, ESQ, Mr HENRV
SImoNs, TO Miss EMiLy HENpERsHoT,
By the Rev d j Waller, on Ihcrsdsy
the l3,h inst Mt Reeee Eirman, 10 Mss
Isabella Bomboy, all OF Bloom township
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CHOKED TO DEATH

Tnewlte of Mr., Eoos SmpkioS, Sen,
of Brhgetoo, (Wesl J rsey),was choA'
ed TO death. on Friday evening last, by
getting piece OF ham fast in her throat
Her des'h was so instantaneous that no
Ipscson had time 10 DO anything 10 ahorI
IherJthef
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LADIES' ahD aLNI.-dh!v )
MAGAZINE
FOR l845.

SNRAHANs MAGAZINE has long enJ!e,
Y ~ the enyiublc reputation Of being the best pe
rioolcal in the U. ,. both in the qualify and num
Der olts embellishments, and IN Tue tone "i III II
GrarY Hlatter It is the cheapest Hs well the be-
For 0e year 1894 the publisher has givea abou.
100 pages more original matter than any OF his ca.
Iempo'ares mole orgnal steel engTauugs, IN a..
dlllon TO fashion plates and cOlored flowers. The
cheapness and merit Of three-doIlar magazine UyO,
nll OIhtrs are apparent, which has made AN Cutla!
Of Seven Thousand Dollars greater than other5,ar,
an addition Of engravings over other magazines hH
would embeIl5h the coSIllcst Annual Inc pU.
Usher IL however satisfied that nothing hu' rl-i -
celIenee can maintain the high position hIs IJlot.
sal has attained in the limited States,
The publisher does not hesitate 10 sGy ha! b.
deEes all competition with Glaham's mdguzne iur
lS46. His Immense subscription list, The mcni
and number Of his contributors, the hign order u
the engravers engaged the number and variety ol
elegant plates already purchased and Oh baud, uhd
the immense facility which his capital and position
give tU prosecute The work render any efforts O
val matter Of rdicule, kVery number Of Tie
work issued, hears with it the evidence OF its ii.
umphant success, and establishes the impossiby
Of succ' sstul competition improves and extends
for good works, that nothing Of humbug order
will be tolerated.
Every hummer Of Graham's Magazine is Issued
at cost Of nearly s4O00-he plates alone consist
ing nearly half the sum most of the plates Ore ON
Original American Paintings executed expressly
for the proprietor, for engrayiugs Tor the magazine
among the pictures painted for the volume ior
ls45, aIe two by Suly the greatcat artist sevela
by Leu'ze, Chapman, Inman. Consroe, RothrmeI
Thomson, and others Of the best artists of Amer
&C. The cost Of getting up embellishments in this
'tyle may he estimated when we state that some o.
hesc pictures cost $500 piece, and will cost Us
some ot them three time. that sum to have then
engraved and worked of Tor the edition Of 'Gruham
but ne cost shall 10 spu,rd to keep our pfou,
position at tie head Of The Periodicals Of t.,
world.
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GRAHAM'S ELEGANT EMBELLISH
MENTS.

The most splendid engravings Of all sorts lend
heir charm to the pages Of Gpham's uoSazne
every thin, in lhe way Of novelty and beauty Tint
has ever been invited is laid under contribution.
Nothing that capital and taste can supply is INIT
ted First, as the rnost elegant and appropriate, a.
well he most popular embcltshment, we place
@a,,pn'S Brilliant Mezzotint Engraving.
We were the fist tV introduce this beautiful sly t
of t orh, as a regular establishment OF the popular
monrhIIcs Its wide spread reputation thro' the
meats Of our ampeIist, called forth host OF mita.
tors hut up to thi. time nothing has been produced
10 rival the glorious pictures given in Graham.
fhe Shrphords Love und 'lhe Coqucue,
these with hos, Of others, done for us by Mr.
5aau, stand unprecedented and alone al the
head Of American engraving We have several
If Iho.e inimitahle plates under way, aud shall
s.,, one in the January number,
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ES1ATE or

IDHHV VONt y u TIOV4NI NVVFdEVU,
Notice is hereby given tn the creditor,
# Isaac GorueIison, deceased, ,ha vii
attend at tie public house Of Charles Doeb
.er, in the town Of BIoomsburg, on Friday
he 2sIh day f March next for the rnrposc
If apportoning the asoels Of tbe SAID Estate
among the creditors.
JAMES pLEASANTS, .4uditor.
January q, lS45 3W4l
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List of Jurors
For April Term, ls45
Grand Jurors.

Boom-Ephraim Lulz Samuel Ilar
man
Briercreek-Juhn Hill Robert McCurdy
John Rush
CaWawissa-Lews Yeurr
Derry William Carnahan
FrankIn-Johu Vought
Jackson-George Ahger
Llmes,one-John 3. Dye
Liberty William Dale
NJ iilIn--Juhn Grove. CLiisisin Shu
man
Mahoning-John Russell Eli Wilson
John G Thompson
Nj. Peasanl-W lillian Miller David Viz
Ter
Mon,onr-J james Barton John Richards
David Clark
Madison benjAmin WinleIsteeu
Orange-John Grouse
Roarlngcreek John Davis
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Estate ofAzARY FORCE. late of M.

Pleasant township, Columbia county,
deceased.
NOTlCE is hereby given, that the subscriber,
~ resident in Mount Pleasant Township. in
said county has Administered on the estate of MA.
RVFOR CE deceased. All persons having claims
against the estate are hereby requested to make
them known to the subscriber without DELAY.
GEORGE KRAMER, Administrator,
Mount Pleasant township.
Dec ., 1914. 6usd
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ln Ohio there are half million Of
cNildreuof schooable age,snd Of them
oily 4S,97O are receiving education.
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List Of Lcttres.

REMAINING in the Post Office q,
Cai'awl'sa on The quarter ending December
.9lst. lS44.
BehIer Mr. Kuhos Peter
chapman Daniel NJ Loogen6arger Philip
Groii william DongaI John jr.
DAWN Fanny Stewart Abraham
Fisher Israel 2 Stokes william
Fisher ] p Shuman G.
heIogg Chester Tubeeson Rachael
Persons calling Tor letters in the above st will
prlso say they arc advertised
PAUL 4 BALDN PM
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BLnoMsRrRc, Feb.l5, lsA5.
Esiaie Of Christian II. Brobsk

EState Of Christian a. Bro6SL
THE Creditors of Christian A Brobst
are hereby notified that the undersigned ap
pointed an Auditor. tn distribute the funds
IN lhe hands Of James pIeassnls, Esq, ad
mlnslraIor of Ezra s. Hayhursl, deceased
who was one Of the Asslgnees Of Chrls'lsr
A Brobst, among The creditors of sa
Christian, will attend al the house oIChar!e,
Hartman, in Calta slssa, on Thursday, ;h'
81 day Of April next, al 10 o'clock Of saI'
day, TO perform The dulles OF his appoint
menl where all parues Interested IN the
said estate are he e,y notified 10 attend.
J. & MONNGOMERY.
Februaro 4 1915. 343
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Noah Webster wrole aud published
uNsN'y-one works, requiring great study
sad labor.
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ZDa'. eBeg2gsse's
FAIYLy MEILCTNES.
-GN3.
IVY
J7YNE.S Ii3IR TONIC.

.L4YNE'lS CAHliIN81IVE R.7L-
SIN.
rs certain, safe and cncctual remedy for Dys
ontery Darhna or looscucss, cholera murhuS,sum.
nGr complaint, collie; griping pains; sour stomach;
ck and nervous Leadach, heartburn, waterbra,h;
pain or sckners Of The stomach; Vomiting; splitting
up of fouJ after eating and also whereu passes
through the body unchanged want Of appetite
esessness aud inability to sleep; wind in the sto.
mach aud bowels, cranp; nervous trcmors aud
wllchings; scasckncss; fainiing, melancholy and
lowuess OF spirits, irettng and crying Of infant,
and for all bowel affections aud nervous diseases.
Dt. J4YNE'S TONIC TERllIFUGL
Which If perfectly safe and so pIoannnt thai
children will not refuse to take it. 1t ehCctuul,
destroys worms neutralizes acdy or sourncss o
the stomachj increases appetite and acts Us Ii gene
raj and permanent Tonic and is therefore exceed
nlIy beneficial in Intermittent andReuiteut fever,
and Indigestion; &c and is a certain and yermancn
cure for tie fever and asue.
DIR. JAYNE'S SANATlVE PILLS.
They may be taken al all times and il
most diseases In lnnammaloIy, nlermll
ian,, Remiuent, Bilious, and every Other
TORN Of Fever-JaundIce and Liver Com
plant For Dyspepsia they are really Al
Invaluable article, gradually changing til,
AllIated secrelons Of the stomach and Iivrl
aud producing healthy action IN those in
por'anl organs. They are very vsIuabI,
Tor diseases Of the Skin, and for what i.
commonly called 'lmpuriy of the bIuod;
'lso for Female Complains, Cosuveness
&o. and in fact every disease where al
APPARENT, Alternative, or PurgatVc Medicine
may be required
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.
1t always cures AsIhma-two or three
arge doses HlI cure the Group or Hives Of
Children, in from fifteen minutes to an
hours mme II immediately subdues the
violence of Hopping Cough, and effects q
speedy cure. Hundreds who have been
gwen up by their physicians as incurrablc
with Consumption, have been restored to
perfect health, by it,
la fact. as a remedy in Pulmonary Dis
eases, no medicine has ever obtained o
nigheror more deserved reputation.
EPThe above Medicine are all for sale
at The store Of JOHN K. MOYER,
BOOmsburg. 80
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LIVL II
The Democratic Union will os usual, be pub.
Iisbed twice week, during the coming session oil
the Les sisidlurc aut we culhSce an early occasion
To commend It to the favor oi The reading pubHc.-
Neither pains or expense shall be spared 10 lnpnr,
to lis columns additional rest and vlgor. Ampt
and correct report Of the proceedings OF the tuu
urunchcs together with sketches of the debates ON
all public and important questions, will be furnish
ed competent sienograrherS having been curaerd
for that purpose The installation e new al.
state and NaJionul;and tho drycIcve.
mcnt o. the measures they may propUsc 10 til,
country will render the coming winter "nf OF un.
usual pubic interest, Persons dcsirous uf ohtaiuin
true and early intelligence Will nlways find IN H.
Democratic mon true and honest chronicle
To Attorneys, Judges Justice of the Peace an,
public officers gcncru,, it rdl he invaIuNIr.
he Union executes all the STATE PRINTING
and the LAWS ofd public and general nature ar,
published in it Immediately after their passage rnr
uIly three months hCiOiC promulgated il palAphlr
form.
TO increase our facilities for the mos, prompt
execution of all the public printing We are nov
our presses by the aid Of STEAM a mos
important matter 10 the Legislative body.
y corps Of able correspondents have rcDn EN-
ployed at Washington City, who will keep oul
readers constantly apprsod oleyents tionsplriug AT
the seat Of the National Government.
TERMS,
For tho whole year 81 "a
For the session only, (tWIce wOck,j = CC
Any person sendn. US fyo subscribers for The
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TO Cl.U BS.

The foilowing proposals are maje:2 copies io'
55: S for ) 10; 8 for SIS; | | for $50.
10 the Postmaster, Or other p"rsons forming
u club the Pub|ishr; will forwurda Moved tor every
uI,sr,i",. sc.... So that by YArying the h.-r- =
complete library may he obtained by o'y pcrson II
4 Il t time.
Single Copies three dollars pcr annum in ad.
vance. Aud to the erson sending the money, Ii
copy Of 'Rngwood the Rover, Herbe,ta priu
Noyd ard also cory Of The Gems of Art auo
Beauty beautiful work for d ladys Center
Fable, containing thIteen splendid steel au'
AdJrcs4.
GEORGE 4. GRAHAM
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70 POSTMASTERS AND OTHERS

Tho high merit of GrabOm's magazine considered
he publisher f,rlers himself that The following lib
aial Terms will induce thousands 10 subscribe.
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GEORGE L. GRAHAM,
No. 50 Chestnut Street PilIJol Ina.
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A PLEASANT SHAVING SOAP.
Mr. Y, g lime s. IL o. II -

Al 4 AZ ~ = Al ~ q - = ~ ~ q "A Az :.
THIS preparation for the genemaas toilet 70 assist
the duty Of removing the beard. As
olieuf chemical combinations such soothe all
irritating influences the skin which arise from
the Of containing akll makes rich aud durable
ahsr the beard TO prepare S the razor aud renders
RIFE red the following notices from have used
TO Independent Gentlemen ,oho Shire Tic,nseives-we
recommend article prepared by Messr A. b. Sands
keeps the brst possible terms with his OF all
so SOAP and felt many different nds Of the arti-
Gle give this the preferences Il Evening Mirror, N Y.
Chinese Shapiss SoaP This Is the name Of an admirable
Co.. Of New York. We ignorant Of the ingredients Of
which its compounded but its effects delightful
ton which seldom caused by shaving with other compo-
'tiOn that we ever used S gentlemen VIII. chance
The beard of flercuiss or oP fIownins Mars
would warmly recommend this ercellen. tclo. IL
be procured the of Mr. w Fowle l3s Washing
ton street. From the Yankee Boston, Oct. IL, 1874
A. Sands Co.. New York Of the best articles
IN the way Of shaving SOAP that touched mans chm
a New L,lI,1y-A B. Sands Co., New iork, have pre-
pared entirely ce for tine Of gentlemen who prefer
% perform their own tosoria operations called Shaving
Cream; Appropriation which highly exfoed by all who have
pleasant may truly be denominated shaving made
easy II soens the beard greatly facilitate the opera
ton Of the in removing IT. while at the time i'm
peculiar smoothness and soess the skin We would
recommend every one to try IT, assuring them that although
get shaved by purchasing the article 1t is for sale 10 this city
[Boston Traveller October 4, 1844.
Prepared and sold Wholesale snd RETAIL By A. b. SANDS
Co. Chemists and "a e Fs, Of Cham
and East Broadway. Price 50 jar liberal dis
the trade. I'll lmsm