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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-11-24
Of Course.

Some Of the Wing editors are already be-
ginning to select President Taylor's Cabinet,
and have named Major Bliss as Secretary of
State. We were not aware that anybody
supposed the General and the Major could
possibly be separated and as the Major has
always written the Generals dispatches,
why, Of course, he will continue TO do it,
and it should be conceded without any nomi-
nation as to office, that where Taylor is, there
is B~liss-Major Bliss, we mean. Zachary
Taylor would not be a whole man without
him-he would only be the "Rou gh," for
Bliss is the " Ready" But how queer the old
General must feel to think he has really been
elected President, for we don't believe he
suspected there were so many Of the people
fools enough to vote for him.
We remember hearing Of a certain mer-
chant in Pennsylvania who, once upon a
time-as the story books say-was about to
visit Philadelphia during the week of the
Quaker Yearly Meeting. He was what is
called a hickory Quaker, which doesn't mean
S"S"5 0"S y Sieo' ucoi (, uut tHe Z uoHuS
in his neighborhood knowing of no other
"member of Society" from that vicinity
who could be present at the annual gather
ing, concluded to make him their representa-
tive. He accordingly was in attendance at
the proper time and place and in describing
his action and thoughts in the new position
10 which he was called, he said. g want tn
meeting on Second day morning, and when
the names Of the representatives were called,
answered to my own, and then, thinks /,
this is a queer fix for such a fellow as me /;
wha, a devil OF a representative / am !"
We use the narrator's own language; and
shouldn't be a bit surprised, if, during the
first day of Taylor's Presidential reign, he
should think just the same. "only more so.''
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-11-24

ALMOST A JoKE.-A little incident recent.
ly occurred in this place, which illustrates
the principle of straining al a gnat.
Most Of our readers are probably somewhat
acquainted with the new system and method
of teaching geography, and which is so ia
Pidly becoming popular. A number of pro-
mInent schools in the east have adopted it,
and among them the celebrated Quaker Boar.
ding School at Wesitown. We believe this
plan does not profess to go very much into
the minutia, but is rather an outline geogra.
ply, giving the names Of States, Empires,
and Kingdoms, with their capitals, CHIEF
towns, principal rivers, &C., which are sung
In concert by The class, and which singing
doubtless makes the study more attractive to
young students. and more deeply impresses
the facts upon their mind.
The Hicksite school in this place has a.
doPted the system, and we occasionally hear
the young Quakers who attend there. sing.
ing their lessons with all the gusio, if NOT
ihe precision Of professsd vocalists. Indeed
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-11-24

or Persons having business connected
with the paper, will please call on James
Barnaby, corner of Main and Chestnut SITS.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-11-24
A~NTI-SLAVERY BUGLE.
SALEM, NOVEMBER "a, 1913.

al LOVE AGITATION WHEN THERE IS CAUSE
FoR 1.-THE ALARM BELL WHICH sTARTLEs
THE INHABITANTS OF A CITY, SAVES THEM
FROM BEING BURNED IN THEIR BEDs.-Ed-
mund Burke.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-11-24

"Let us then be up and doing
With a heart for any fate,
Still achieving, still pursuing,
Learn to LABOR and to Wait"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-04
BANKING COMPANIES.

Mechanics and Traders Bank-Captai 81, COZ, 900.
GEO MORGAN, President; S. O. BELL Cashier. Direct
ors !, s. Stewart r. w. Mongomec b. T. Fox, U. II.
jindley A. d. Crossman A. ID. Kelly; e. Gayarre for the
State Jacob OFT for Mechanics Society. Levi PIERCE,
Attorney; H. b. Cenas, Notary. Discount Days: Mon
Civ Bank-Capit s2ooo,OoO SAMUEL J. PETERS,
President: R. j. PALFREy Cashier. Directors S. j. Pc
ters William H. Avery, p. Conrey Jr., j. R. Shaw, j. w.
Stanton w z. Converse. A. Hobart Jr G. w. Squres, P
Sawve j. r. Russell, F. Jordy, VIM. Alling. H. Lockett
Attorney; H. b. Cenas, Notary Discount daily,
Branch at NatchItoches-A. Lemee, Cashier Branch at
Baton Rouge-L Shoppers, Cashier
Canal Bank-Capital 81 COCO GLENDy BURKE Pres
ident; N. N: WILKINSON, Cashier Directors: William
Henderson, VIM. NJ Goodrich, j. L. Bogert, James L. Nc
Lean, Frank Peno j. z. Whitney F. b. Conrad, Atory;
l.. Hermann, Notary. Dise0nat Days Wednesdays and
Saturdays. Branch at Alexandria B. Chew, Agent;
Bayon sara1R Mnmiord Agent It at Frankln-R Hare,
Louisiana State Bank Capital 50 Co., j. B. b.
xLGNIE, President RlCnARD RELF Cashier. Directors
YIN. !. iiepp, e. b Harris, r. Brugier, Pierre Poutz, A
Felix Gima, Attorney; Achiie Chiapela, Notary. Dis
Observation-Disclosures Eastin Agent.
Bank Of Louisiana-Capial 81, 100000. W. w MoNT-
aomERy, President RoB'T NJ DAVIS; Cashier D e
tovai Toedano James j. Day Geo. Urquhar Alfred Hen
men, Edward Shift, John r. Marshall, r tuVeier a ID.
lienshaw and Cutlibert Bul for the state. Lew Pece
Attorney; William Chfisty. Notary D5stoaatI LM "a
Mondays and Thursdays. Branch at Lonaidsonvue-John
Chastant Agent; at Baton RougeJ Nienard, Agent al
St Francisville-J n. Maynard Agent: at AeXandna-'
II. G. Hynson, Agent at Opeousas-E DeBaiion Agent
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ay~ As we stood talking with volunteer, the
other day, who returning from Mexico 10 his
home in Massachusetts, the veteran soldier happen
ed to notice dog the opposite side OF the street.
whose jaws were very substantially ana Securely
fastened together by large leather strap, which
encrcled his nose thence passed over the forehead
under his throat, and then around the neck-some-
what resembling halter. The man in blue looked
at the quadruped for moment, and then inquired
Dye train dogs under the saddle here! Fire at
me from the rear, if there isn't bulldog with a
bride n!''
g Oh, no., we replied, it's only muzzle, ar
ranged in that manner to keep his mouth shut, so
that he may injure no one and also in obedience
TO the law
"Well,'' said the patriotic old soldier, after a
moments pause, "Tli be D. if don't think you
had better lake 1t off lie dog, and put ii upon Tom
Corania -
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ARNOLD'S GREEK AND LATIN
BOOKS For COLLEGES.

A FIRST. AND SECOND LATIN BOOK hEi'
a PRACTICAL GRAMMAR-ByTh Thomas T. Arnold
A. NJ; Revised and carefully Corrected by j. a a9ht,
A. Nj; one aslume limo IT preferred, The fifsl td
Book or the Second Latin Book and Grammar can DC d
separately The chief object OF this work which = ~
the principles of imitation and frequent IepeuVL be
enable the pupil to do exercises from the Inst DAY o 9
ginning his accdence.
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of inhalation and frequent repetition; IL al DICE hia
tax Vocabulary and Exercise Book and considea'e
attention has been paid to the subject of Syn0nymes ~
A FIRST GREEK BOOk-With Easy Exercises ald I
Vocabulay-By Thomas X. Arnold A M Revised al"
GREEK PROSE CONVERSATIONAL Praciica Intro Intro
ducon Greek Prose Compositionby Thomas Arno a
a. M; Revised and Corrected by J. A. Spencer, a. one
fourfed Buttmann's and Easy Sentences, TRANSLATED
into Greek after Given Examples and with Given Words.
A GREEK READING BOOK-Including Compete
Treatise the Greek fartices-By Thomas K ArIod a
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CORNELIUS EEPOS-Wth Practical Questions az w
Answers, and Initiative Exercise each ChapteT-b5
Thomas K Arnold, A. M Revised, with Additional Noa'
by Prof Johnson, Professor of the Latin Language ~ ne
University OF the City of New York; neat volume il 1
The subscriber IS Agent for the sale OF hhsobD +"
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. y 9 Q v S..

CHESs FOR WINTER EVENINGS; Containing the
" Rudnents of the Game, and Elementary Analysis OF
the most popular openings exempIed in games actually
played by the greatest masters, including stanton 5
Analysis of the Kings and Queens Gambe: : numerous
positions and problems in diagrams both original and re-
ected Also of Chess Tales, with Illustrations en-
Translated from the best sources, by H. T. AgneL
Also,
KENNY MANUAL OF CHESS;
SrANLEYs CHESS MAGAZINE, now completed, ana b0uhe
in volume;
THE ECoN0MIC CHESS BoARD-Beng chess board pro-
yided with complete of chess adapted of pay
ing games steamboats, railways, carriages stage, e,e
for folding up and carrying in the pocket without duip"
ing the games. Invented By r. NJ. Roget. e.a
Just received and for sale at the " New Orleans st"
anil j B. STEEL, IA Camp street.
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rave on lie an array OF certificates unexampe for respect
abIllty These have been submitted a number of gentle
men oil great distinction and reputation, who have given
tactf certilcates TO their genuineness as follows:
hereby certify that have examined large number of
emoniais exhibited 10 by the Gfaefenberg Company
relative to the merits of their medicines and take pleasure
III SAYING has they be genuine and entitled the
confidence of the public. My personal acquaintance with
OF the members Of the Company fully justes
pressing the opinion that their medicines worthy of
i'e Gne y.l 1 - 1919 FRANCIS HALL.
hereby certify that have examined number of tesno-
mails exhibited by the Graeenberg Company. relative
to the merits of their medicines; and take pleasure say
ing that they evidence of genuneuess and are there
fore entitled TO the confidence of the public.
January b. 1913. n. BANGS
The Graeenbeg COMPANY having submitted 10 me large
number OF testimonials, which the names of the Rev
Bangs, d. d. and Francis Hail. Esq of ofk are at
fixed. having examined said testimonials and found them
take great pleasure certifying that the above
named gentlemen OF the very highest standing and re-
spectabiy, and that their should give the greatest
weight 10 any thing 10 which they may asach them
rC,s.4 se,I7 WIN. v BRADY
lA' 'e"'l Mayor OF the City of NewYork
.NGyor's Office, CtyJfaH Jan. H. 1647
t. The Rev n BASGs D, D., is one of the most ceIe-
bFated ministers of the Methodist Episcopal Church: and
FRANCIS HALL ESQ equally celebrated as the editor and
proprietor of the New ork Commercial Advertiser ap
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Rates of Postage on Letters, etc.

IETTEBs.-For a single letter, not exceeding han an
sont auar '9 m III, p' $50 nv 10
For every hall ounce and excess over every nan
ounce, the rates OF postage; and when aiVif-
Used, cents each letter, or tour cchis' ii Inc
advertising cost much additional. ,
For drop letters, not 10 be mailed, each
CIRCULARsFor any printed CIRCULAR handful, aoVer-
tiseneut unsealed sent any distance ,..........
NEWsPAPERs-O I9UU square Inches or less sent over
80 and not more than l0O miles, or any distance
Sent such distance. re
pevspapers-unes subscribers cents each, prepdad
or not forwarded from the Post-ofice,
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DAILY OR ESCEN r.
Esop IN LONDON. from the London Punch.1

ESOP IN LONDON. From the London Punch. ]
A royal dog of poodle breed,
A very hungry dog, indeed,
Bore in his mouth regal crown,
Snapped up when it had tumbled down;
Dispute the ownership, might,
Who took too strict view of night;
But all agreed to shut their eyes
Upon the title to the prize.
While the old dog, all tricks above,
A trusty guardian should prove.
One day. while ran Times rapid stream,
lie saw in it bauble CLEAN
The vague reflection OF crown,
The sbadowy Likeness of his own.
II have son who d gladly wear
The treasure that lies giitterng there;
When its effulgence behold,
1t looks TO me like Spanish gold
Temptation | II no more resist
He made snap the prIze he missed.
The shadow now was lost to view,
But he had dropped the substance, too;
And in a cunent fierce and strong
The crown ne had was borne along
Upon The angry pillows tossed,
In Revolution s storm t was iost.
Unhappy dog - the poodle cried,
As he surveyed the toaming tide,
- In grasping at the shade below, ),
Alas 1 We let the substance go
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-04
RANNING- HOUSES.

Robb & Co.-Offce, No. 4S Camp street, few doors
/ Martin & Co. Office No. 81 Magazine street, New.
horace Bean Office No. "a Camp street, corner OF
Tbonnss Il. Barker No. % Camp street, corner of
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-04
Residence of Foreign Consuls.

S,,;fzerlaud John A. Merle, Esplanade street.
aJonferfde0 . b. Vais rs Common street.
Tiambnrg. VIM. Vogel, IS Bienvile street.
Jtenuark +. Vies, 108 Common street.
EaeIaad 49,. VIM. Mure, 10 Royal street.
Portugdi......A j. Gouyea, cor Common CarOndeet
Hqn0ser ... James b. Behn IS Bienvie street.
Belgiuan. -. James Is. Behn, So Benyille street.
4oUaad F. NJ. Ward 81 Common street.
.N0rDay ID. Miesegaes, "a Old Leyee.
Prussia. VIM. Vogei, SO Rienyie street.
.4ustyia.. j. II. Elmer Exchange Place.
Bremen. 49,. Frederick Rodewad, % Bank Place.
Russia. Emile Johns 10 poydras street
France "A. Roger corner St Peter and Rampant ss
Bqa.a..... Pierre Reynaud, S4 Tchoupitoulas street
Jacob Heinrich Elmer, Exchange Place
Spain Carlos de Espana, 1856 St Louis street.
kODie..,,.....I G. Daron 81 Common street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-04
THE GRAEFENBERG EYE LOTION

For disorders of the Eyes. this Lotion has equal 1t is
compounded the scientific principles and has per-
formed extraordinary cures. For violent Inflammation; odi-
nary inflammation dmness and failing of the sight, weak
the eye, etc, it is positive and speedy cure.
Price 20 cents a bottle, with full directions.
THE GRAEFENBERG FEVER AND AGUE PILLS.
Persons afflicted with this distressing complaint, well
those afflicted with Dumb Ague. Masked Intermttents and
similar hillary Derangements find speedy and posi-
tive cure these remarkable Pills. Other Fever and Ague
remedies merely check the violent manifestations of the
disease these farther and eradicate from the sys-
tenn. Price 81 a box, with full directions.
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THE CHILDREN's PANACEA.

TINS medicine should be In every family Throughout the
world 1t is sovereign in all diseases which children and
youth subject For complaints, dysentey, and
al other affections of the stomach and bowels; nfabe
Taken in small doses occasionally will prevent sickness in
climate. 1t need but be tried theheay
mendation of mothers. In the Southern, Western and
South Western States and in the Tropics its value
be estimated No other reliable children medicine before
the PUBLIC This supplies want seriously felt by every
mother. Price 80 bottle with AMPLE directions.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-04

BURNAP'S LECTURES ON WOMAN:
nELIvERED before the Ladies of b aItimoTe-Ju
~ received and for sale by
mhla MILES c. SALE & co, II St. Charles st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-04

EhR: BILLINGS .CARMINATIVE AND AsTRINs
~ GENT SYRUP-AN INFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR
CHOLERA iNFANTuM OR SUMMER COMPLAINT OF Chile
DREN, CHOLERA MORBUs, DiARRHGA, AND ANY IRREG-
ULARIrIEs OF THE BoNE Ls.The long and successful exc
pefence In the OF this remedy by the inventor tn.
Treatment OF all the diseases for which recommended to-
gehe with the highly respectable testimony which numbers
bear to efficiency the cure OF the Bowel Affections of
Children, Dianhpa, Cholera Mofbus and Dysentery in
grown persons, entle 1t to higher confidence than ii
were one OF the ordinary humbug medicines of the day.
which profess to perform miracles and all the ills OF life.
Its character has been fully established the hands OF ply
scans OF the highest character, the following letter ws
show
DELTA, Coahoma County, Miss. May a, ISE
y, U. WooDMAN, EsQ.-Dear Sa-There are but few
OF the very many nosrums offered TO the public to which
would be willing to lend the sanction OF however
humble Il may be, either the world OF letters or of ed
cine. Observation and experience, however have forced
upon me the conviction that Billings Carminave and As
tngent Syrup valuable compound prepared upon
organic feand therefore, deserves (alhough its ingred
ents are kept secre to rank higher in the scale OF remedial
agents than nosTum. 1t affords pleasure be
able (wItout the fear of successful contradiction TO add
testimony In favor of its efficiency safe and pleasant
remedy IN all the forms of bowel complaints for which ii is
recommended lhave used myself in several very interest
ing chronic Of Diarrhpa and Dysentary and
preparation was Indicated proved successful RespeGt'
fully yours, ID. NJ PORTER, NJ ID.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by the proprietor.
o. o. WOODWAN.
20" Southern Depot and Wholesale Agency, No, IL
CAMP STREET. ID. HANSBR0UGil.
Co., "a Magazine and 40 Canal streets Nathan jarTs&
Co., 70 Common street; A. Oliver Il Co. corner Benvle
and Cha.tres streets G. N Morrison, u Magazine street ~
Harvey Scoyill, so Chanres street, apll d&wim
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"a = y \ & ~,
A CARD.

A CARD -
ENOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED
ing the extreme hazard which strangers run in coEe
ing physicians Tor the cure OF private diseases
utter disqualification of those who profess to rnro 10 tie
deem to be nothing but act of kindness Eases
unfortunately afflicted, well sheer ustice IN ~ hs
LEN, No. ST CHSt0mhOuse street to state that ~ hiuls
1916 was sorely afflicted with syphilis in its worst yeas
appalling form and for several months together was @a
leans, without being at all Observation-Disclosures es po
At length heard OF Dr. Muens great reputation "pSes
piea 10 MINI ana 70 my great Joy IN three weeks he s,e
me 70 perfect heaIl Subscribed New Orleans Jan sSS
apl6 I'm SAMUEL ROBBERS0'YSso
NOTICE
no THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREAI ma
EASES.-The reputation of the writer is So ueil ulSo
lhed that all that necessary say to those who b ao
unfortunate to have contracted any one of thoa
til diseases known and called Secret Diseases in an fas
OF Their various forms, Is that the writer, after mn, pds
nereal Diseases and Diseases of the Blood hayinr ,
and relieved many hundreds who past all hope
whom had been under the treatment Of eminent pbysn
without relieving benefit is enabled to offer Won
lively safe, certain and speedy cure. Should any AZ re
HJorfHaatey afflicted this short advertisement a.
would do well to call at NJ 81 CusToMHousE STREET Es
OF the subscribers long and successful experience
apis I'm B. F. MULLEN, So Cusomhouse p
MEDICAL TREATMENT
Ak A. Cl Lien has removed his office from Is Roy,s
- street to No 10 .Natchez street. the Arcade H.
sti continues to cure Structure, his system-prns
ing the worst structure without any operaton--entey 10
medicine that relieve and permanently without any bs
ORANGE to business or diet Dr. Cullen too well known S
ing or e-audauon; On application to Dr. C.. he will TaES
you to hundreds OF the first standing in tins city who ba
and examine for yourselves No pay required without s
Is effected rheumatism cured. GonorrhGa cured in tbn
days or pay. " '"ies
~ Remember IS NATcHEz STREET, near the A,c,s,
Post paid letters puncuay attended to in al condenr n
medicine securely packed and sent to any nan Of i
m1S TN
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THE pVcENTEpv cvDJrn

Sovereign all diseases of the bowels Price 80 cents bot
tie This celebrated and unrvaled medicine of immediate
efficacy in the most violent and obstinate of Dysenery
Diarhga, Bloody Fnx Asatic, Cholera Cholera Morbus
Cholera lntantum Loosenes of the Bowels Grpings and
all other irregularities of the Inestines.
The OF the above complaints are various. Some
times they atmospheric; sometimes they arise from the
eating of unripe unwhoesome food sometimes from the
OF river water sometimes from natural predsposon
of the system sometimes from teehing Children fire.
qnenty affected without any noticeable But matter
what the origin this Syrup sovereign the sickly
tropical countries, well as temperate cimes. The
directions should be carefully observed Unlike all other
medicines offered for similar complaints this Syrup pe
clicay upon the secretons restoring them health
Other Dysentery medicines merely allay the violent
symptOmS-IHIS CIrRESI
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Price % cents box.
GRAEFENBERG HEALTH BITTERs:

=
Skiuly and elegantly prepared by the Graefenberg Com
pany from number of the most purifying nyigoratng and
healing ROOTS. BARKS, HERBS and VINES gathered
in the forests and prairies of America
Price % cents per package.
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FRENCH PRoNoUNcING DICTIONARY.

TIHHESTANDARD PRONOUCJNG DICTIONARY
(Surenne's) OF the French and English lang uages IN
two parts Part French and English; Part H. English
and French The first part comprehendng words IN com
USE connected with scince terms belonging 10
the fine arts, 1000 historical names 1900 geographical names
IL 900 terms lately published with the pronunciation OF every
word according 10 the French Academy ana the mot enn3
nent photographers and Gfammanans together WIN 10Y
critical remarks which the various methods OF pfohouhc
employed BY different authors investigated ana COM
pared with each other The second part containing copI-
Gus Vocabulary OF English woEdi ana eTPle1n WEI I9
by practical and COMPREHENSIVE system OF french Ponqn.
in Edinburgh Corresponding member Of the French Cram
mafical society of Paris Lecturer Military History IN the
Scottish Naval and Military Academy and author OF several
aIso' REDS DICTIONARY of the English language,
containing the Pronunciation Eymology and Explanation
of all words authorised by emcicnt writers.
lust and for sale at the New Orleans Statoners
Warehouse and Emporium for Standard, Miscellaneous,
Polite and School Literature.
mia ]. u. STEEL IA Camp IT.
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Rates of Gold,

The rates allowed in the Customhouse for Gold
Coins, as per Act Of Congress of 1884, fixing the
value of the same, are as follow:
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THE GRAEFENBERG SARSAPARuJ,A

1hs Extract Obs arSaparIl1a combines UNNECESSARILY
greater efficiency than any other Sarsaparla PREPARATION
either of this foreign countries 1t prepared an
trey plan, by elaborate machinery by which all the
delicate properties of the Sarsapara and other ingredients
obtained in their highest excellence The inert ecuent
matter which encounters all other Saaparlla preparations
is precuded from this compound by the means. One
bottles of ordinary Sarsaparla, and theefores Ten Times
Cheaper Price 81 a bottle