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PETER BROWN, Il Little s., Brook
70 MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

THIS EXTRACT OF SARSAPARnLA has been ex
prsHsly prepared in reference Female Complaints ".
female should neglect 10 take IL certain prevenv,
FOR any OF tile numerous and horrible diseaHento which eJ
snpject Ills valuable for those who approaching
wonhnhoo Ia calculated assist nature BY quicken
ing the blood and inygorating the system Indeed this
cine lie Invaluable for all the delicate diseases to which
women suiiect " VII eeA Qa Afi M
II braces the whole nysiem, permanently the ma
ural energies by removing The Impurities Of the bood-b,
ar stimulating The system 10 produce snbseqnen
relaxation which Il lie case Of most medicines taken iol
emale weakness and disease.
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IN puraance of law l. JAMES X POLK President of,l.e
United Siaes of America do hereby declare anu make
known public sales will be held at the aforementioned
land Office In The State Of Missouri hereinafter designated
10 wit. s,- s.4tI4 y.
Al he land office at SPRINGFIELD, commencing on
Monday 4t day Of June next for the disposal 81 The
pnhlir lands situated withnihe aforementioned townships
and parte Of townships VIZ .e
NORTH Of base line, and tsesf Of thfh principal nefi
5 dian
Townships twenIytwo twenty.three, and twenty four,
Of range eleven t
Townships and twenty onr, ofrange twelve
Township twenIy,iwo, OF range nineteen,
TownRhis twenty three and twenty four, Of range twe
~ one n .l.a
Township twenty three, Of range twenty-five.
Lands appropriated by law for the ofsehools military
other purposes, will be excluded from the sale.
The off ring Of the aforementioned lands will be com
meuced IS appointed and proceed In the order in
which they are advertised. with all convenient dispatch
until whole shall have been offered and the sale hns
closed Bnt no sale shall be kent open longer ,han two
weeks and private entry OF any OF the lands viii be ed
fnitied until AFTER the expiration OF the TWO weeks
Given under my hind al The city Of Washington, tits
twenty seventh day Of February aino Domini one thou
sand eight hundred and iorIy.nine. Ed
JAMES X PoLK
ny the Presidents:
RICHARD NJ, YoufG, III
@. Commissioner Of the General Land Otiee,
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lnmlssIonsr Of lhe General Land oaice
To the Public.

The lands embraced in the above proclamation oca.
Ted principally and adjacent he Mississippi and 81
Crox rivers Those designated mineral extremely
valuable; because, in addition 10 the copper and other
found ia them, they are well watered and have ready
10 market either 10 the South by mississippi
river the East By the way Of the akee and the
al lines Of Communication that connect herewith
Valuable timber and all other necessary requisites for
binding and smelling found In great abundance. and
Of the finest quality The climate is healthy and pleasant
hr cold being rarely intense than In the northern part
II New Yorkand many OF the lands exceedingly Ter.
e producing all the grains and vegetables that can be
raised in Massachusetts northern New York gfs4
Maps showing the localities Of the mines, and other va
able information relating thereto, derived from the geo0e
na survey &c, which be embraced In this briei
norice, viii be prepared and deposited in the land Office
ST. Croix for inspection az early practicable before the
eommene ement Of the public sales.
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E RICHARD NJ. Youaa, ~.
Commissioner Of the General Land ofire.
Notice to Pre.emption Claimants.

Every persm entitled the right pre- .empon any
81 The lands within the townships and parts Of townships
above eninerated Ia required te establish the the
office and make payment therefor prdcfica6,
afer seeing this notice and before the day appointed fol
cling the tract clamed otherwise silch claim will he for
fitted RICIIARDM YOUNG,
u Commissioner ~ the General Lana Office
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Notice to Prescription Claimants.

Every person entitled the rahi Of the presumption
any Of The lands within the sections and parts of sections
above enumerated isreqnred 10 establish the 10 The
satisfaction Of the register and receiver Of the proper land
office, and make payment therefor as soon praccabe
seeing this notice and before the day appointed for
the ri the public sale Of the lands ebrac
Ing the claimed Otherwise such claim Will be forfeited
H5 RICHARD NJ YOUNG M
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
mar g-lawl3w
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TEASl TEAS!! TEAS III
wAsHINcToNAGENcy or TIE NEW YORK
CANTON TEA 0MPANY.
+ y y
The Oldest Ten Establishment In America
pnr,,ellrAl sFAplIaHMrSr ~ llrw soRs.

PHINFlPAl EsTABLlHHtfNT IN REV YUM,
-. The CANTON TEA COMPANY has ,rx.--,
fSSsssssH be.n popularity known for many years
l4xIEU This ID the largest and odestTea Eaab nSSk&
kAAtxEn ialment in America. The public have -
had inlI proof Of Their integrity and responsibility BuI
s,ch has pea, he great and pressing demand or their
TEAS OF late, that they have bee obliged 10 enlarge to
great extent their two principal establishments in New
York, viz; ttF'
125 Chatham and IGJ Greenwich Streets.
They poasess aciliiiea relation 10 the Tea
Trade very abundant degree, ana doubtless, superior
to any other Tea Concern in America Their srfnpnous
regard all principles mat tend 10 elevate the character
large house Is well understood, a has already secured
them cone xon probably larger lhan 81 other Tea Es,
Adjustments united and they conse1uentysre determined
10 sell Teas Per and Pefn Tor The prices
IN the aggregate than any honie ~ the Nori-thha ex
ceptsd. ~ Nf
They zeaio,sly invite the attention Of the nhabi-
tants Of Washington % their Agency, where he following
aseorments always on hnnd aud hey feel no hesa
ton In stating thai wherever single htais made, very
decided preference 10 gwen the ceetioed Teas u the
CANTON TEA COMPANY.
n1r- Reader, make the experiment. ~ VI
Retail Prices as foo'es stef IN ~ cases IL bs returned
.E.,ag lar
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Every person entitled the right Of prtcmplon uny
Of the lands within the pecons and paris Of secons above
enumerated, 10 required establish the the salts
faction the register and receiver Of he proper land Office,
and make paymsntherefor pfnecable aer see
Ing this notcr and bepre the day appointed for the
mencsmsut Of The pnbIic sale Of the Iapds embracing the
trsrf claimed Otherwise such claim will be forfeited
RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Commissioner o. the ornsrai Land Office
Mar e--iawi3w
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Commissioner Of the General Land ofice
Notice 10 Presumption clalma nts.

Every person entitled the right Of pre- empton any
Of the lands within hs townships and part, Of townships
above enumerated Ia required TO establish the to the
sacacfon Of the register and receiver Of the proper land
office and make payment therefor ds soon az practicable
after seeing this notice, and before the day appointed for the
commencement OF The public sale OF the llnds embracing
the tract claimed, Otherwise such claim win be forfeited
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioner ofthe General Land Office.
Mar 1--laWlaH aI... a.L-
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p.rrprons, No s. Pine street, oe. ., lsis

a Jysrsfons -DrAR SIR: feel II 70 be my duly oon 70
Won and 10 the public bear my testimony % INC
u Or DIesbach, Kuhn Pryors pyhpsptic Io.u,sn 4,
restiys orsans wire so completely deranged mat eouiu
retain nothing my stomach. ] was wasted awsy 70
nor suffered the most acute palms, ana mad ksi
sons All almost deaty sickness nasmuch that expected
Ia deah an early release from my suiferngs fortunately
fhssTd az YOUR Cordial and OF the wonderful cures had
erected and wasinduced Try IL did So II hrst almost
without hope Hut amer had taken few doses began
20 feel better my appetite returned my digestive heuliies
began 10 recover their functions my spirits revived and ~
shs time had taken battles the Tone Of my somae
was entire restored and placed in the enjoyment Of
perfect health then, although period Of upwards Of
war has elapsed have had return Of The discs Sc
Very truly, Wh kEEfSNiDEkS
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Notice to pre-emptIon cIaimants.

Every person entitled 10 the right Of presumption any
OF the lands within the townships and parts OF townships
above enumerated is required 10 establish the the
satisfaction o the register receiver Of the proper
office, and make payment therefor as practicable,
after seeng this notice and before the day appointed for The
lie tract claimed Otherwise such claim will be forfeited
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
L : - anull :
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nm c. Hersrons. This disease had for some years TO
an alarming degree Your Dyspeptic Cordial deserves
more than passing notice from NJ case was OF The
most distressing nature, and the conflict between my do
and food often severe the stomach ioathng ne
Iooi and dine after time throwing II up -hsqnenty with
pain Add this greatly depressed spirits With debility
nerves weakened restless nighs frequent starting with un
pleasant dreams To describe my situation Is difficult
fhysscians were consulted medicines tried but
nehins met my until mel With your OHIO medicine
PANIED Drs Dfesbach, Kuhn and Pryors Dyspspiie Cor
scotied Continued the medcnea perfect cure has been
seeted-my health is now good and has been for more
than year can now any article Of die without an,
Inconvenience In my ikia valuable medicine is ~
cantesble Ms Ia well known TO the Rev. James NJ
Hanson having been associated With lin. In the sam
Ioom for some year, in the General Post Office
WIN. s. DARRELL.
lam tlly convinced that The above statement
s.TT IT JAS NJ. HANSON.
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RICHARD NJ. youao, F@
Commissioner Of The General Lhnd Office


NOttce 20 presumption Claimants. ri
Every Person entitled to the right of pre- empion 10 any
oithe lands within the townshps and paris OF townships
above enumerated Is required 10 Establish the the
satisfaction Of The register and receiver proper land
office, and make payment therefor practicable,
amer see,ns ,ns noncs d neore me uay appon,eh or
bracng the tracts eaimed Otherwise such claims will be
forfeited. Et 4
RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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DRs DHEsHACH, KUHN 4 PRYOR's
DYSPEPTIC CORDIAL.
DYSPEPSIA

BALTIMORE. Fsbriary ~, 1913
5ir O. Herstogs DEAR SIR As ian act oiinsee, ana Y
Lead others 10 the remedy have come 70 me nelei
inatlon OF offering you my voluntary tribute IN Mvof y
Messrs DRKsBAcH. KUHN a PRyoR's DYsPErrN eoN
DALI 4Ys Nifs tt ll fn..
For long time, Ihave suffered from the effects O. ~
pepsa much that my digestive organs woul ~, "a
form their iunctons, almost every thing sai =
lately elected from my stomach, and the Hirhse ps
hi that region rendered my situation miserabe ,,.a,
was fortunately advised by friend % ~ yu
cine and att using two bottles completely FehrNru
from all the troubles which endured -. n ,bis
Accept, sir, my warmest wishes Tor us ~ yn,ra
'N-S-- -'''', - JAMES D. MASON
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Notice OF the removal Of the Land Ohce
from the Fails Of 81. Cr0ix, Wisconsin,,
10 saltwater, In Minnesota Territory.

FINDER authority OF HE first ssson Of The act Of Con.
gress emitted An act for changing the location Of the
Land Oihte In the CHIPPEWA LAND DISTRACT, and eaab
nhng an additional land district in The STATE Wis
coSaiN," approved March I'd. lai9 do hereby declare
and make known, that from and afier the thhtth day Of
june next asi9) The land Office for the sale Of The public
onda IN the CnppEwA LAND DsrRIcr, shall be removed
from The FAILS ST. CRoix (Wiseonsln) 70 SriitwA.
rER In 81 t,rox County, Minnesota Territory.
Given under my hand at The City Of Washington, his
twsntiih day OF March, Ammo Doinni 1919
BY the President: .5
RICHARD NJ, YouHG,
Commissioner OF The General Land Office
I,,xrI l,.
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HEAI EslTATE.

City Of washington, may End tito their Interest call
upon the nbsribsr, who bss property improved and
improved In different parts Of the city and 70 willing to
take apoon the purchase In money snd give long
upon the balance Applications should be made soon.
mar is-n ULYSSES WARD
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DENTAL NOTICE.

wAsHIsoTos CRY, April q Ieio.
In relnquirhine the practice OF Dentistry this city,
DR. Wal II. DiBB1E, fell duty well as p,edsipe
state, from the evidence he has exhibited 10 me Of his
skill thai coneider him sn qualified for the profession
which he is engaged, and him my fieLs and
patrons, codeay believing that 70 those who may avail
thernsevea q his services. he will prove himself worthy
illeir condolences N II BARRON. :
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youNa LADIES. READ TnIs

You who have Pale Compilations Dull Eyes, Bo,ches
the Face, Rough Skin, or frtckea, and spl
ritz, use bottle or two Of d.. TOWNSHIPS sARSAPA
RIIfA. II will cleanse the Blood the Freckles
and Blotchea and give animation, sparkling eyes fine
Gpirits and beaIfifi compe xonal Of which OF i'm.
inenss value 10 Guaranteed LADIES
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PosTPoSEmENT
I " the public land sales Al M;hoankie,

" the public land sales al Mii,uankie,
WISCONSIN
Notice s hereby given, TINT thc pubic Gale Of lands
ordered BY The proclamation Of the President Of The
United States, Of the seventh day February 1870 10 be
held n fhe Land Cflee at MILWAUKEE, Wisconfn on
Monday the fourth day Of June postponed until
day,of SEPTEMBER next IN.
81 order Of the sscretary ofths Inierior
ftt RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
may 1y-1awf4iu Com Of the General Land Once
CT0vES, sf0CRINas, AND FXNs.--J5,i
" received large and good assortment Of Gloves and
Stockings, which will b. sold cheap
Also, fns LOT Of fpns varying In prirea from q
70 " j. n. a A. TATE,
nsT 4--so3i Successors 70 i 4 G, King
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RHEUMATISM AND PILES.

SgprEMBER IL, 1876
In TowasRnp-- Dear SIR My wife has hsep fpt seye.
raj years afflicted with Rheumatism, She haa tried many
different remedies to obtain some relief but all to no pi
pore She finally induced by seeing your aiye,iise.
inent 10 give your SARSAPARif1A trial Twas also,
(togefer with man in my employ) badly troubled viL
the Piles and by using small quantity Of your Sarsapa
rla, complaint WAS completely cured consider IL
beat 81 medicines and would advise ali who ara
afflicted 10 give IL . trlai fFas4ifH tE
GARnTT GARRABRANT af
- eatalFftisra MA l22 Market street. Newark,
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INTERESTING CASE or cRAMP cHoLIc.

OASt VT thAni SHVitcF 4,
that has proved in many Instances successful - Drs
Dresbach, Kuhn and Pryors Dyspepie Cordial has done
certainly ought TO be made public
The proprietor has hesitation in never heard
ing cases are amongst others confirming
NEAR NOTTINGHAM, Prince Georges Co, M July ISL
field one Of my hands was ssssdn violent manner BE-
levsd 10 be ernmp cholc and became conrui5ed IN bis
and ali his limbs distorted in an unnatural way Eight
employed in rubbing his hands and iegsusins wins
key In the aet--and bathing his face and temples with
liquor For two hours the process was continued
without any abaement in the dsfafe, the man during q.
Hollyay s. about mile or 10 irs anything could he got
there 10 afford relief They sent me about Two spoosnl
Dyspepic Cordial His extrsmitiss had by this Time be-
some quite cod-ihe pulse had ceased 70 beai-lndeed
before Witnessed Daring the paroxsm large Knots
would up and down his legs--men rubbing him con
pyspspe Corda after which thought perceived
change or the better IN ten or een minutes gave
somewhat rtrsd lhe gave the balance Of The Cor.
dial about the interval aer taking The last
portion he entirely relieved OF the spasmthe disease
was now conquered and STATE care ensued. The
toron he thrown into made him quite sore In his body
snd limbs We continued the rubbing process some lime
after the spasm ceased
DR. Skinner arrived some lime sltsr the last dose Of he
Sori had eeen ysn ana n a me s mad a 70
Che whole statement Of the very candidy said the
Dr. s, and his opinion eoincided on he subject with him
Known n ! ! = '''' MICHAEL CARROLL
BALTIMORE, February o. 1919
Mr.. c. Hersfons DEAR SIR Having been subject 10
Tequsnt that was AFRAID to eat or take drink Of cold
wafer All about this lime zone year ag0) was advised
sold BY YOU that would certainly DO ne 10 harm, and
might do great good, 10 which consented, and com
eating my meals very soon found i waa doing me good
my fears dssipated feeling that had remedy
tn case Of attack And am pleased 10 say thai have
scarcely needed any other medicine since that time, and
have mad but attack Of cholc since that time and that
but slightly having the remedy at hand which was soon
In reGuisition with effect You may readily imagine how
grateful feel at having such remedy, remembering that
lad suffered hours Of agonizing palm In the last
tack, before receiving said Cordial.
keep said Cordial constantly in my house and do no,
venture from home without taking with small guam.
ty. would be without deprived Of 1t any &C
count. Respectfully yours,
wM ANDERSON No. II Hanover ct
For sale by j. r. CALLAN
n s PATTERSON
Georgstown by D " LIN1HlCUM
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LIE DoyEN,s UNDERGRADUATES.

iS1ie prpyrfefpfs lf he .cfietfdftd f,tts,
LIE DOYEN'S DISlNFECTING FLBIn.
Beg leave call attention ibis
artee the greatest dseoysrs Of Tue asepeifnssd IN
fNE above Invaluable preparation, which entities the In
ventor 10, and must when fully known, eain lor him
possesses the power of Immediately destroying most
Offensive odor, from whatever cause arising, III
Waller Closets, Cess Pools Cellars, 40, 40, q impure
gases In The sick chamber this Fluid win be found H.
soay or from s nrh' stool are BY m nse a. once dis
PEELED and bou the disorder terminate fatally The corpse
81 using IN Fluid Without IN lie aghea, degree
Captains Of emgrant shps viii derys incaculable adj
yanflges from Us in the seerage, Tor dHinscting AMI
ior bigs water Indeed numerous are us virtues, 10 do
justice IN an advertisement would ne n.posslh's Cef
France, and Of this city, who have tested H. may be si u
our Office which viii fully convince the mosi rep''eal Of
II is entirely free from any odor ia own ampIe In lis
application and certain In lie effecte ma
sale in large quantities, for aiserage Of emernnl ships
sge water and nd. CHE, dislaieene ParcSss ny an ap
ell without causing that highly offensive sisnch, and thus
rendering night soil a valuable manure,
nne win be furnished IN quart bottles OF our own stamp
for local uses on by the gallon
supplied, pouLiN, ROGERS Co,
New York
w, 3D. n GILMAN Dnggiaif
3aes4 fi Pennsylvania Avenue.
,s new YoRK, September 10. 1919,
Gardener Having used your Dislniechg Fmit on my
lsst voyage in he Warrington The Atlantic, funa
Invaluable article for Destroying The einva from The
Il Is also valuable for the paayengrs their state
rooms particularly OF sickness think 1.-THE best
dislnlectng agent ever invented
Mssier Steamer Washington,
OF Ocean Steam Navigation Company
To Messrs porrIs, RoasRs 4 %.
ian 26--d6m
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IN pursuance Of the PROVISIONS Of lhe second section Of
the act, entitled IAN act for the admission Of q: State
G JAMES TX PoIR q The United states
Of America, do hereby, declare and make known that
public sales will he held at the aforementioned land Of
hc.s Ia the said State Of WISCONSIN al The periods
hereinafter DESIGNATED 10 VII; :, ,-r,,,
Monday the fourth day q June next or the disposal o.
St = '''''' '''ua'e' v 1'' ''''""s 7
North ne base line and east q sfour principal mari
Townsf.pe siS and seven, Of range fourteen;
Townships elk, leven and eight. Of range fiiesn;
Townships SIX, SEVEN and eight, Of range sixtseni
townships seven and eight, d range ssventesni
fownships six ssvsn aud sight, Orange sightssn;
townships seven, and eight Of range nineteen
townships seven and eight, OF range twenty;
Townships SIX seven and eight, OF range rweny.one
Township six Of range twenty two
Al The land once q GREEs BAY, commencing on
the vacant public lands within the aforementioned
log named Townships aud paris oItownshlrs viz:
Sor.A Of The 51ss line. and e1a Of ne fourth principal
rldfan,
Townsips twelve, thirteen fourteen and htesn south
Townships thirteen and fourteen, and fractional town.
Township i oaries and n FRACTIONAL I aansns a.en and
sixteen, south Of Fox river, OF range eleven;
Township fourteen and FRACTIONAL townships fissn, SIX
Township sixteen, and fractional townships seventeen
and sshiesn south Of Fox river o. rnngs lhiIiesn
south OF Fox river, Of range fourteen;
fractional townships eighteen and nineteen, souih o.
Fox and east Of Wolfe river, Of range fiteen; ti4
Township SIXTEEN fractional townships seventeen egh.
teen and nineteen and township twenty Of range sixteen;
Fractional townships fifteen, sixteen seventeen, erh
seu nineteen, twenty, and wsntyons rlnge ssyentetn
Fractional townships hfteen sixteen nineteen, twenty
wsntJ. one, and twenty two ofrange eighteen;
fracuona township nineteen. township twenty and frac
ofrhnge nineteen;
Township tssentyons, and fractional townships twenty
twe and md twenty lhrss, o. range twenty
Fractional township twenty three Of range tweny.on
The Offering Of The shove mentioned lands will be com
euced on The days appointed and proceed with all CON
verienf derpach In The order IN which the Townships are
sdysrsed and n accordance with the particular fists
the tracts 10 be oered which will be deosted with The
land ofhcers before the days OF sale un me Who'll, shall
lave been offered and the sales thus closed Dn M sale
ahs be kept open longer than wseks aud no yiyaf,
entry Of any Of the lands will be ndisd nn,l aGer ht
expiration 81 the tive weeks.
Given under my hand, a. the city Of Washington thr
seventh day of February, ammo dorniu ons thousand
s. eight hundred and forty
JAMES X. POLK.
By the President:
AIcHARD NJ. YouNo, vst eU
Commissioner Of the Gcneral Land Once
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Yotiee to prs-emptlon cIaimanta.

Every psmon entitled 10 The right olprrenplon 10 any
u the lands within the sections and parts Of secon- above
enumerated Is required 10 establish The same 10 the SAITH
faction Of The register and receiver Of ihf proper land Office
and make payment therefor soor az prneeztls Aei
seeing this before the sy appointed for The
commencement o. the public sale Of he lands embracing
VS. frrrt claimed: otherwise seh claim will be forfeited
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG, X
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Mar 6--IawI3w
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No. TAKE NOTICEt--Thc Canton Tea
Company The errlfsfre vendors OF the superior
Black iea called IIolvQuAiS MIXTURE, :, Theyintro.
dnced IN America In iei0- and every other person
house protesting sell the at amuch less at
lower price deceive the nnwary, The public themselves
will perceive by comparing The spurious with The genuine
/" Howdnan yen,ied by the Canton Tea Company.
Every package in addition 10 its containing n rsigAf
independent Of The wIspper bears The stamp u neatsss
and elegance the Teas therein thoroughly secured
from gl ami air. iha their quality and power viii remain
unimpered In any climate. ~. lt
CHARLES A. COMFY, Agent
lHifNlelfsirE fty At TEMPT IN IA tlnoJr. store