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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-11
Renuty and Health.

Cosmetics Chalk, and variety Of preparations gener
ally use when applied to the face, very soon spoil o.
its beauty They close the pores OF the SKIN anu eeck
sase or powder or the ska ndamed by the akaie'
used in soaps beauties Its ownproduetlon IN the nv
IicateIv tinted and yariegated Sewers free, active
and healthy circulation Of the fluids or the coursing o.
ihe pure rich blood to the exremitles, 10 that wnlch
paints the couhtenance in the most exquisite peapy
Il Is Tint which mparts the ndescribable shades anu
Gashes Of loneliness that all admire, but none can ues
cribe This beauty is the offspring OF naH,s-nIl o.
Doea.y or soap If thereis not free aud healthy citcu
aton there II no beauty If the lady is fair as orven
snow, il she paint and use cosmetics ana me S,oUs
is thick cold aud hnpnre, she Is not beauiu ,nnl ~
brown or yellow aid there Is pure and active poou,
gives rich bloom TO the cheeks and briancy TO 'helr
eyes that is fascinating. 5ttsV f-.. tF5ff
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-11
Great BIea.ing to Mothers s. Children.

1t is the safest end most efectual medicine for pu
rfying the system and relieving the suferngs attend
AMI upon childbirth discovered. 1t strengthens
both the mother and child, prevents pain and disease
increases and cnrches the food, those who have used
it, thiAk it is Indispensable II is highly useful both
before and after confinement as it prevents diseases at
teDdant upon cldbirthin Costiveness, Piles Cramps
Swelling Of the Feet Dependency, Heartburn, Vomiting
Pain in the Back and Lons, False Pains, Hemorrhage,
and in regulating the secreons and equaizing the cir
cuaton il has no equal The great beauty of this me
dicine is il is always safe and the most delicate Il
most successfully very few require any other me
dioinc In some little Castor Oil Magnesa Is useful
Exercise in the open air aud light food with this medi
cine will always ensure safe and easy confinement
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-11

sGh AGENTS WANTED, TO SELL A
wv NEW, LARGE SPLENDID TOWNSHIP MAP OF
PENNSYLVANIA, in this State; AMI with it, and in all the
oher states, two FAMILY Medical Works of great value
comforts IhomsOnian Practice of Medicines;
: tnmiorts Ihomsonian Practice of Midwifery.
10 applications, POSTAGE PAID circular will be returns
ed,.giving the particulars ofthe whole subject. IL
ALEXANDER HARRISON,
OCT II 81 south Seventh street, Philadelphia
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-11

Grent Spring and Summer Medicine.
This Extract put up in Quart Bottles; ii is st1
times cheaper Pteasantsr, and Uarrartsd 'uPsr'
Orto any sold. II disease Without com
sting purging, sickening debit
tating the Patient.
The great beauty and superiority Of this Sarsapariia
over all other medicines is while it eradicates disease,
il nvgorates the body. 1t is one of the very best
SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINES
Ever known; it not. only purifes the whole system
and strengthens the person. it new, pure
and rich blood power possessed by no other me
dicine And in this lies the grand secret of its won
dcrful 1t has performed within the last hve
years more than 100000 of Of dis
eases at least $4,000 considered incurabe II
has saved the lives Of more than 5000 children the
two past seasons es.a ser
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-08-19
THE END OF THE SESSION.

The two Houses of Congress on Monday termi-
mated their very long and tedious, and rather un-
profitable session, at noon, according to the joint
resolution fixing upon that time for the adjourn
ment.
A great deal of business-more even than usual
has been left in an unfinished state. Yet all the
Annual Bills, and the Oregon Government Bill,
have, with other important bills become laws, and
the machine of Government will continue to work
on as usual, until the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatives come together again on the first Monday
in December next.
In the preceding columns our readers will find
List of the Acts that have passed at the session just
closed. 1t is hoped to be correct Great pains
have been taken to make it SO, and we have some
confidence that they have not been taken without
success.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-08-19

CuRRENTs THE GULF.-On the LIST instant, gentle
picked up the beach, within mile Of Galveston,
a bottle containing the following slip:
"Tbis thrown from her Britannia Majesty's sloop
Electra, the 18th Of March, ls4s when her passage
from SACRIFICES Cat Island The light house the south
pass Of the Mississippi bearing VS. about ls miles
The Ne,cs says that from all appearances il must have
dfted ashore within day The point where il was
thrown into the Gulf stream probably about three hundred
miles to The Of Galveston that il has been carried TO
the west by the curen, during the past four months at the
rate Of nearly three miles per day. This suppose, is the
point wanted to be determined N o. Bulletin.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-08-19

IsTEREsrrxe-A few DAYS ago. in New Orleans, one
Sherman individual named Baron, and, after good
deal Of confidential drinking and talking, proposed that Ba
should join with him rob house IN the city a, two
o'clock the next morning Baron apparently consented and
asked for when he that the store to I've
broken open was his otcn place Of business He waited pa
tenty the hour appointed caught the burglar, and sent
him TO prison
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-08-19

SALE OF CONVENIENT VEssEts.-The United States brig
Borer Qaiely returned from the coast Of Aca) and the
United States schooner Experiment sold on Monday at
the Philadelphia Navy Ya both having been condemned by
tho Government as unfit for service The Boxer was sold
100, and the experiment for $50 The latter was the
receiving ship Of the Philadelphia for several years past
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-08-19

ALABANA-The Taylor Convention oftbo seventh district
has selected SAMUEL F. RrcE the Taylor and Fillmore
elecor for that district Mr.. RIcr thorough. going
Democrat but goes enthusiastically for Taylor and Fillmore
and hard work. addressing the people in various parts Of
the district. Coed
ARTyca c. BEAnp has been chosen Elec,or for the 9Th
district. There is hope OF Aabama.--N. o. Bee.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-08-19

FrsH SroRr.-The Cape Girardeau Eagle says that on
opening the cylinder of the Homer recently raised
from the wreck Of that boat they found, inside, catfish
thyfour inches in length, and weighing seventeen pounds
The Homer sunk several years ago, twenty or thmy
miles below that city. AS both the heads Of the cylinder
on, he have entered when he kffcntsh,
through the small aperture by which the escapes into
rom the connecting pipe which Is not more three inches
n diameter
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-08-19

ARTIST OF Mn. BUrLER.-The Hon. A. P. BUTLEB,
United States Senator from South Carolina arrested, on
warrant issued on Monday, the oath Of Mr.. Wallis,
charged with being about commit breach Of the peace, by
fighting duel with the Hon. T. II. BEsToS, and Tues
day he gave bail in the Of 1000 keep the peace for
the space Of twelve months.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-08-19

Mr. STRoHM moved suspension Of The rules to enable
him 10 make a report from the Committee Public Expen-
xtures Lost-two-thrds not voting in the affirmative.
Mr.. CONGER, from the Committee Printing, reported
che following resolution
Resoued &C. That the Joint Committee Printing be and
ey hereby authorized sit during the Of Congress
order carry the intention Of the Joint resolution d.
etng the Of procuring the printing for the Houses
AZ Congress- approved Angus s. 1916 Provided That
Yelling expenses 81 said committee, in coming and returning
the Capitol in performance OF the duties Of said
zee. and the usual per diem while thus engaged
frsrcat disorder and excitement.
Mr. COBB OF Georgia, made point Of order that the
rrpo 10 order the privilege given the Committee
"a Printing report any time being confined to the ord
mary routine of their duties the question Of the propey Of
yrirtng documents their and character &C. did
NOT su,horze them to make such a report.
Mr. CONGER said he did design TO take up the time
f the House in discussing the resolution He had only
say that the Committee Printing the part Of both Houses
ere unanimously Of the opinion that necessary that
shis committee should have leave ST during the recess
order to protect the public interests But in
aempation, by that resolution otherwise, that the whole
s.mttee should remain here during the recess that they
ksd draw pay for their services Il only intended that
ne member Of that committee should remain here for the
purpose Of experimenting the public printing, which would
De going There was large number Of documents
h had been ordered TO be printed by both Houses which
were the hands Of the printer, aud remained 10 We done
d Il belonged this committee and body els TO take
h~rue OF this whole matter to that the work done
=, ts right Manner and that the materials Of the equi-
M McLANE objected
M CoNGER demanded the previous question
The previous question was seconded and the nam ques-
o.. ,rerei being upon the adoption OF the resolution.
Ut was now half past 4 o'clock.
M BURT moved 10 lay the resolution on tbs table, and
-, Thai motion be demanded the yeas and nays.
The yeas and nays ordered, and, being tken, result
ed Yeas 70, nays IT.
e the House refused lay the resolution on he table
s~ .,;on required ON the adoption Of the tsoluton
r., 80 ,van,ed but twelve minutes to twelve o'clock
Mr. BURT and other gentlemen demanded ne yeas ane
ssys. -. 1919, IN Is 10 vea. AM
-. rould more than exhaust all the time Which was lett
s and nays were ordered would be hisduy to ares
a, rsiI and adjourn the House at, o'clock.
There was now important message from ~ presdent
~ iIed states on the Speakers table, which would givs
, Chair pleasure present wss the wish Of the House
fCr;es OF 'Let us have Il; read IT,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12
To HALF A MILLION OF TIE Toa
WE MEAN SUCH As NAVE
EsNt HtEElsIAS


q SfECiES on ''Ml AM I'h WI, u itit
L. faculty ~ ihs o' t"c "" t"!'hIE ,ih "l' We It'
inc reuIod and Whie oaNi'' ~" at NC tN''.ia.'"
by raiHlui anu dlssh>l'n4 I'i. g''"" %, ''e>
CONS kuir, W hi"W th"' - .i''S "l'' 90 '"ls
scicss remedies HAVING teen IN.ta l'" i"'IitA az u
,atn lCgions oidecffVtd indiNi8ii">' avg VA eg 10
rriists reiist fof tAS' Ftas" y ne ~ ~ '~rsa"e
NJ We W, ~ Trust 10 we E"'a s''lst "l wy
any intention 10 deceive "lu q" u ~ ~. ~,
cd assertion stlai ~. iIs"' -. " ~ -, -.
aid safe tnre or ne 81 '' ''t, ' tn.s ~.
ruai or cNicrha' '.r''th- Z" "-i"" ~ '"'y'.',F
vi! cause Lat V eiro''' Oi ~, ",t s
". aHdln any case, VI" '' =, 49, -, y" ~ a -, a
Dial aud Uer'n ncrl cNtfl''" o. I''' " Us ".'vl
ant aim. us. IN Boston, ia INV s'"'' st"'' 90 Nv"
years. - .,... =. e, ,,,p, ,.rpps
NENRtN IHkbE lH.i' - w = a., - ,
were c'ccicd aud a. new nfN lI' g l''' ''''' W. ""
moi hesitate 10 saN.fN We llH'> tat ''' ''e' g" ~
the sane space "fitne inc lhNehII' "' ''t ttualt
which 50 tlr rouENv conlue'S VIVA ~ ever 'e Uo
now baE'cu lht sNi i'" M 20 - t.f';,.,
utr, is prariisHg HA.c''a rs SPURIOUS la",lS "
COLLEGE Induced "" i'i l,'' 20 lfiN' '"u N W
iicyr hs avn 81 efIf2S was We 'Nlt".'" ''' '''' 80
study witch pf"dt'h au''S'N- !" 'iie '"'''"i'' az
large ~ thr shalt "ti'' i,'tl"'A',
1heie are hi ny 'a'',s"i i'i'c-' /" SUIT '''"s
complaint - a ttue>' ''i tI ''S.''S' W.
cause OF ~ cs Is me Nst "l V'u'it IHiEiNtH J." INV
shate Of lis! Aio's "'h,aa lr"'ai, '"2't"''"' :"
these purg ine pellets ana n ots lhNariay ailt dH
rritatetic aincniaFN cai az WraHch INC s"harh ana
bowels aud shake t 'FIo' eo'S'ltsii"h SlI"E et'ihs
also pruduce piles. Inactivity aad long shtihgs hsVe
tie same Tendency. No sai'' Wie' tir cause e ir"
prelors 81 Tue htco'"A! a''i'a ''l i,i'' T. '''
ftiRAiIoN. the etetuaFS is 'f'd accotui'. 10 aiItc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12
MOTHERS! MOTHERS ! !!


w LIB Nuu have! VIII you POSSESS eiieotual re
medv a1aiust tac ayiiii avscrs, That siau ~
made t Iii tell G>rut Ter of the ln!au race, WoRNa
II So Wc 10 lru cnHientIay VITA The BLESSING
Lord attending The application, thai II VIII 10 no
"a tHNri ofmP IL thp directions tai to remove
tom ts nfsch OF the little sufferer and restore
lltu ASA. our N;uru syrup ugde entirely ofvegeta
iIts. tfurc laiHiirss Fathers, M0ttfs Guardi SiN
10 te rursn ard all WHO the children
dr,sy ao- Anl uaSen and botti Of IloharsacA'S
Wn0u syrup at the corner Of 2ud aud Phila
any If nuelous agents throughout Tie United
States.
Caia~ provetie truth Of What say,
TO taate- -ud Src"lid haste away;
There's syrup tIai dos s"NpcA
Worms, IN! WHO can lis virtues tell.
us nnd and gentle, vet its sure,
Mothers. II viii Your children cure,
Then can Won. will you, vet refuse,
TAis est Of medicines 70 use
Ple AIRED only by & e : ioheHsack, second and
coates SIS a.. and tor by OF the resprcta.
bile Druses aud store keepers Tie United lates
Price - ,t- per bottle, sep 10
gCg-Jaues Baker, Jepscn and l. \ i Wan. agenls,
Wheelmg. Va. David Pa Ks a. ca. Martensyille
Ohio. Jaues \. Gray Il 60. agents, bridgeport Ohio
toEL uoBESsA,K, W,ioesas afsnt Msriass iiie, ttsa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12
2GG'fRsssE SSTE ~
e5CN12,PICgCgV7
"a. I5 )7.I. ONO
WESTERN NEW YORK
COLLEGE OF HEALTH,



201 MAIN sIBFtT. BUFFALO. N.y.
-lHG VArCUN's VEGETABLE IITHoNTRiP.
- nc .NuN EENl .EMENT FOR l3t-.--"i CANE,
saw. toNyr rEFr. IS most cUphaticaly Incense with
iui, ztrir Isggsr ha. ever ,rdcd TO s mosi Warve
lows ufeiIrd tower. Wherever u haS and south
NnC,tse. Eurand. Cauas. and The Hi;cd states have
proved nc tfu' OF lI~ statement the aiO"c quotation
S,ro. and niiny statement ;tll~ he whole story In
yalu he rriacinc~ upon which youare cured may not
hr usu 30 you t, the result of trla uftc article
astarto-s luu restored. aud The secret o the cure
H|d It - d>ct ve-e ale agencies: each particular
r'4t sas ts0Wu raftcuar exclusive. Hodclra proper
y.cupHtcH- with uu et cnmf root makes
$ own cnfeH'd as perfect continuation, when taken
1nc system, does She work which Nature. when
yer laws vorc FIRST rsta iislc,i, intended should do
H'ieS. s. .'-lhfS ara tt~'"'fs lNt int"'h uVWh ana
tci t5ted constitution bfop~y. ~ all ~ characters,
VIII BE completely cralirated from tfc constitution by
is Sc pamphlets F.enis' hands for ffcc circua
iiu-thoy treat upon all diseases and show testimony
of cures. Gravel and all complaints Of the urinary
rans form also the cause of great suffering & Vaua's
Lutanriptic has acquiredno snal celebrity over the
country by tire cures it has made iU th~!reSsng class
ofat ctious 50 famed. sccrS is hia medicine. that
is has attracted the notice o OF our medical pub
locations. IN tire Novcmrr No., Isi6 of tho Buffalo
Journal and Monthly Review Of Medical and Surgical
Science in article pom caculous diseases and sol
velis, the writer. after noticing the fact that tie Eng
lish government once purchased secret remedy and al
ouuticu The purchase in SC2. of secret remedy. by
iic legislature" View ork' thus pays hihutet TO Ihe
fame OF the McdiciHe-"Nby do not our Representa-
ives In Senate and Assembly convened, enlighen and
ldis>ulve the suffering thousands OF ms country by the
purchase Of Naugh's Vegetable Lhrunigiptic. than
which TO solvent siner tie days of Alchemy has pos
scssei one mai the fame7' Reader, mere periodical
ufnsh standing. acknowledged Throughout large sec
ton Gftis country }e OF tie lest conducted Jour
usis ofthe kind in The United States exchange ing wit
the scientific works of Europe 10 certain knowledge
eofcd by Austin Fiat. VI. D., and Contributed to hy
me ofte highest professional 81 lity. thus sieppings
side 10 notice Il 'secrel remedy " NGu viii al
dcrsisud no unknown aud WORTHLESS nosifam could thus
cAlor comment nom high quarter--aUd conSn-
1EeHtly. unless d recty coufcied with the practre
9te tstsv. 1t musi have been its areai "fame which
catsed II - receive This passing nod. Kidney Diseases
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12
MAGNETIC BATTERY.
CONSISTING OF
ELECTRIC PILLS. GALVANIZED
PLASTER.
Mogaetic N,ther No, | fer Consumption,
Magnetic .Hther No 2. for Nervous
Diseases. lUagaetic Ether 10,
3. tor Liper Conn


p}uints DC.
TkJ y heins composed OF the Elements of Earth Air
sA'Sh ttFe and Water. their anal gamatlon produces
l"circity. Magnetism and Galvauisl in sufficient guam
titles 10 Warin animate and set in melton the organs of
his composition.
The Magnetic remedies are 50 chemically combined
that 1ey embrace the four great and powerful agents of
NATURE, EL.ETRIClTY, MAGNETISM and GAL.
NNllSM. EtSc elements form the constituent princi-
pies OF life, health and motion in man. acting upon
dcre organs according to the nature other different
secieti"as. Whenever one more of the organs of
mans composition crou:eS diseased it owing 10 the
THREE FOLD corn Is NOT EASILY BROKEN.
" mere me lie irir PINS, Magnetic Ether, and Cal
NlHcd FaSltr are used IN connection, there are few
diseases which can withstand their influence without
be- entirely broken up.
TREES ARE KNOWN BY THEIR FRUITS"
Inc Masneiic remedies can only he known and pro-
perry appreciated y using then in removing diseases-
81 VIC ask severe test and if they fail in one in
ed-Vhrre used as dlreeted-we wish 10 be informed,
and We viii Withdraw them frem The public.
MEDICAL SOCIETIES AND MEDiCALMEN
Are particularly requested 10 try tenI test them. and
condenn tncm publicly ifthey not gust what they
dies Known ul the ndiscrimnate ofiucpient consump
hon, nervons bilious and chranic diseases.
THREE GRAND REMEDIES ! O REMOVEONE
DISEASE.
Electricity, Magnetism aHd ialvansli. controlled
as I" lie brought les bear and act upon that pa where
disease has asened Itself that nothing withstand
lis influence olt must he removed, unless Providence
has Otherwise ordered
NoQuACK REAlEDY-No CURE ALL FOR ALI.
DISEASES BY ONEMEDICiNE
80 Sc'ieH oi fehieuitts ot te removal Oh
tGe ai$liht' Glasses OF dseaSe-PuiinoHary Nervous
aud Bilious These remedies founded upon strict
Pathological principles and have received the spproha
w." " ~ ''e Mo"c" eeeelieS VINO idVehceh acGualh
NOTIFYING Is INTENDED
"' a'to'pi " TO- &c t"eSe teieoie' ms yen
tf" use ny puni= iiein iHe iact s-aS soon as they
hecome kn"wn-the public Will know how to aprrec
et NoIIh' "hpasii thosalids may aie' W Uncut
tNli1 mem " ula our oitY Is ooHe' Nheh we INFORM
yolet, aud iurhlSh you with, remedy ioanSed upon
the stftceS laws OF fahelogy, Physiology ana natural
eti'oe. " nay, mercy s'a'eu leW acts III" ieaVe
'7'' "'ti ~ 'n'9 az Nv" "ii"t 'heA are re-
co'''n ""e" ~ NJ unts "ih ho' Keep ihe" up II
- ON "a. tp'eut'e "is SUI" tciieuies io'
'c lt'e " VI 'N'' u'seasFs "nieh are 50 deeply fo"l
'' quo :" ~" Ve."'c 80 az Hieilclhei we dely III
|'' powers VI qu@@NtrF ana piel"Gce 10 keep uein
cow. H. UALSi Ed, NJ d.
'-' =" ,i n''Ein@ Wl'n'SSt" inc u'par a'eIeu
success o. the "oFe name" tehedes IN br hals1eds
'NH IA. i'u'l"' "i'o asu III ONO; ne feef nee IN rec
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12

.s.A e,ectHai preventive Tut never fang rene
~ IN al diseases which can affect the human frame
Head ache. indigestion. Rheumatism. Piles. Scurvy,
Dropsv, Small poX. Cholera mothus Worms, Whoofng
cou.h, Consumption. Jaundce. Quincy. Scaratiua Ii.
ver complaint, AI0peyy Cancers Measles, .ait rheum
Fits. Heartburn Giddness ErysiPelas. Deafness Itch
ing> ct the skim Colds. Geu Gravel. Pains in the hack.
Inward weakness. PapitatIoCs in The heart EIsrps
The throat. asthma. tevefs 81 I'll Kinds Female COM
GIANTS, stitches il me side. Splitting OF blood eyes.
Scrutua, ~ Anthony fire. l.owrcss of SPIRITS Foodng
fuur 4 hus or WhItcs GripeS, Kings evil. L0ckaw.
llvvtcria Bile the sumac aHd all billions affections
IuriS Group. Swclicd feet atd legs, swine poN. Ire
nnrs. " hte syveiiings. TumGrs cers Vomiting and
host ot others have SucccssVey and repeatedly been
| vauquished by their powerful arm,
They have been known 10 effect permanent cures
vixen all other remedies had proved unay ailing and
I the last steges ofdiseasS.
Ticy have in many superseded the prescrip
tive skill of The biosi eminent physicians, and received
/ hos des their unqualified cnmmendaon.
They have been repeatedly recommended ny at
and sanctioned in Europe by nobltmcn and princes Of
royal blood.
They have been introduced into the Hospitals Of Ed
iplmTgb. ParS and vienna. and through the diSiutcrrS
ted eNerious of oar Foreign Ambassadors they have
received ihe favorable commentator OF lie Emperor
of Russia, and his Celestial Majesty OF tie chinese En
II Scarcely Packet vessel OF any rerutc sails from
the pot OF New York. without most abundant supFy
SICK MANS NEVER FAILING FRIEND.
X Agencies have hcen established III all the rnci-
pal ties in the Union and applications constantly
rearhn- ~ nom aIH".t hHhtfrmss Villages ~ every
sec ion Of te CoHuIry TestH ias OF Them marvellous
c.ecis pouring IN from all qaaTters.-i m sdrr
mnle jHat "e have not ic 10 read one l Fatthc3.
What stronger more conclusive evidence THESE
lnrottaut facts the most seepcai dcise2 Is = pos
siie iia' lie many thousands VINO rave trcI CLICK
ENER'S fflS eau deceived in thejrrrSrl;s? n Ct.
nv mpostue qudekcry existed would rot, long a.
have lecn he5d NJ, as II sent re- to the scorn and
deriSiou OF it;Sliy offended community
a. Rcu"t O.. DR.. &. Y. Gickcucr is the original in.
yefior Of Tic Sugar Coated rs. and that nothing Of
TIA heard of uuiii he introduced teen in
June. 1872. Purchasers should, therefore always ASK
A. thou 4a.. ..t