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Ms. SGrah Elliott.
AND'w. ELI.ICOTT

UifS. iSGfNt EtLiC0!f.
The writer of the above epiStle was ap.
pointed, upon the dismissal Of L 'Enlant. to
lay out the city, and on one of the early
maps, recently published by order of Con-
gress, we find the following note:
"The grand Avenues and such Streets
as lead Immediately to public places, are
from l30 TO lGO feet wide, and NAV be
conveniently divided into foot way. walk
Of trees, and carriage way. The other
streets are from 50 10 10 feet wide. In
order to execute this plan, Mr.. Eliicott
drew true Meridianal line by Celestial
observation, which passes through the
area intended for the Capitol. This line
he crossed by another, due East and West,
which passes through the same area
These lines were accuratcl V measured and
made the base on which the whole plan
was executed. He ran all these lines by
Transit Instrument. and determined the
acute angles by accurate measurement,
and left nothing to the uncertainty of the
Compass"
There exists at this day, perhaps un-
known to most Of the people of Washing
ton, monument erected by Mr. Ellicott,
not far from the base of the Washington
Monument, and precisely in the centre ei
the District of Columbia, las it existed
before the retrocession Of part to Vir-
ginia, and which is intersccted on its
centre top-store by lines at right angles
from the Presidents house and Capitol.
This interesting landmark has received no
repairs since the foundation Of the Capi-
tol; and we would bespeak for its crumb-
ling wallSa good coating of cement, with
cut any interference, however, with its
structure.
Mr.. Ellicott was early identified with
cur own State, being one Of the enterpris.
ing family associated with the thriving
manufacturing town on the PatapScu
which bears their name. as we'll as with
the city of Baltimore. He was much dis
tinguished fer his scientific researches and
philosophical investigations. Quaker as
he was, he was somewhat identified with
with our revolutionary struggle; and hay
ing received many honorable appointments
from President Washington and his sue
cessors, he died Professor of Mathematics
at West Point in the year 1899.
The forfeiture of your Temperance obi.
cations was forcibly suggested to us as
we examined beautiful, though!perfectly
plain goblet of silver, lined inside with
gold, which Mr.. ElIicott received from
President Washington, and which is re-
ligiously treasured as memorial of the
friendship and confidence of that great
and good man.
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- be offered for sale all this week. at cost Also
Iurge and miscellaneous co lection Of cheap publ
cations and the balance will he sold Mt Auction az
find the business of the Alhambra Saloon is increas
ing and requires my whole attention.
oc 25- A. HUNTER
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NDER GARME NTS.-Merin0 Lambs-
~ wool, Radner Wool, Scotch wool, silk ard
wool, Shaker Flannel and Cottou Shirts and Draws
in great variety, and at moderate and uni orm pri.
ces, at STEEENSS Salesroom,
oc 26- IJynion1 Rroyvns, uofoI
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d. YOII SIJEFER WITH ANY PAIN! If you
do Won will find immediate relief by uSiEg DIR. j. ).
Ross PAIS CTRSR 1t l. the only preparation which
cures almost inS aat'y Sore THREAT. rheumatism.
from CU,Hs Pains in the shie. ba9k or hm"S' race
g. - Tn,tl,rI.. stam1ch or Bowels Side or Back.
Still y-ct I;r,ri~s-s. Corus aud Chiihains. Where
ger ~, hsye rai:s the Pain Curer, safe to all
ssrS Prize Ia :. - aIi 20 cs.
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The Indians in North California and South,
ern Oregon have combined their forces, and
threatened desperate war against the white
population. Several battles between the op.
posing parties had already taken place, but
the Indians in each engagement were over
powered and defeated This had exasperated
them still more against the whites, and war
Of determination had been proclaimed.
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Furniture, fari,ishinS, Repairing,
and =; ;Oilhtng SnNn.

Ps,to 'raHia Gr,nH2. SJath yidc Jei~eea lt cI l4h
streets, '.aTt 20 La,..th Pei,re iTGaae tactory.
..-..sl..-..-4-o L0dSche.pers and 9th "a
g.: ars having furniture out orkIi
x ss1s-sSss5 repair can, by leaving their ~;
- ~ Orders calling at the y
above place, have ii put III first rate order at such
prices that will please all Ivoring the under.gned
with their work. With prompt atte' ton and mod
charges, The subscriber coniii nty anticipates
sI2rr of public patronage. Old chairs recaned
aud painted IN mutation of various woods. Crate
fn Tor past fayoTs the Undersigned respectfully
icfis continuance Of TIE same.
oc I2-eolm ROBERT WALMSLEY.
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MEDICINES WHICH NEVER FAIL TO
GIVE SATISFACTION.

DR J. :. ROSE is an honorary member of the
Philadelphia Medical Society, and graduated
in Is3l from the University of Pennsylvania, under
the gliIancs of tn truly eminent Professors Phys
lex Chapman, Gibson. COxe James and Hare, names
r.l.brated for Medical science. Being solicited by
thousands Of his pNtiens to put up his Preparations
h. new offers tn toe pubic, the results Of his
uri nee for the past thirty We ,rsstbe following val
uuiI. Family Medicines, each one saitss{ to d s'e
e.fc 5iasdss:
De- J. :. EOsE'S NEsvors AyD ISvIGoE .TT:5G Cor
pi,L Tie greatest discovery in rirdcai science
p AZ a-tonishirg preparation for raising up weak
ells'itJtfou drhiatrd b. labor. study or dis
pI< :.rtS like charm. 1t gives strength and app
tltr. and possesses great inyigorating properties.
For Heart Disease. all Nervous Affections. tIatu-
lsaca. Heart Burn Restlessness. Numbnes', NeuIaF
gia rsising the spirits, AMI giving power % the
whole system. IL il almost miraculous IN its eict
80 cents a bottle.
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TRnTH Is MIGHTY.
BOTTOM, MTDDLEsEx Co., Va.

Plain and Unvarntshed n ed Stat m e mt .
WE commend the peru=al of the extract below
w to our readers. Mr.. Bull Is merchant Of
high character.
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Lady u oAin gfon.
And read as follows:

GEORGE Town, Oct. Il. 1871.
Ny Dear Sally: Lady Washington has
undertaken to have this handed to YOU
Immediately On her arrival III Philadel-
phia.-The most pleasing information !
can give you is, that while almost hurried
off my legs and bothered out Of my senses,
| am in good health. This IS the day of
the sale Of the public lois in the nc,r Gin
et Washington. You may expect that |
have but few leisure moments for writing.
Lady Washington will leave this place
Immediately.
am, my dear Sally,
Yours aiftciiona ely,
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DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE, &C.
Mr.. VIM Oldham, of Baltimore custom house suf-
rrei these complaints for IS months. with both body
tIr. m.nt seriously affected lie cur. d by HamI-
ems Vegetable Tincture af other things flilei.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1853-08-30
The European War Question.

The latest advices from the seat of rumors,
namely Europe in regard to the open question
between Russia and Turkey, appear summed
up in the following; from one ofthe latest Eng
lish papers:
."Until the 10Th or 18th of August, tho Cars
final answer to the ultimatum oftho four pow
ers-Austra, France, England and Prussia,
cannot be known. Ifhe accepts that ultima
tum, bis troops mnst be Immediately Withdrawn
from the principalitos, and the conference at
Vienna, pursuing its arrangements, will conclu-
do a treaty to protect Turkey in all time COM
ing If the Car refuses the utimatum of tho
four powers. or cvades reply, (Which will bo
considered equivalent to refusing t,) the allied
troops will DO ordered to the Bosphorus, if not
further, and active measures will bc taken by
France and England to maintain the integrity
of their ally. The question, therefore: is on
tho point of solution for peace or war. The
choice rests solely and wholly on tho personal
will of the Emperor Nicholas. Until the tenth
or twelfth of August therefore. wo must total
ly disregard all rumors, either favorable or un-
favorable. No one but Nicholas himself can
know what his intentions arc, and tho mnltitu-
de of statements telegraphed from Vienna,
Paris. and elsewhere, are for tho more purpose
of influencing the markets. AT the same time
il is right. to state that the conduct of the Rus
alan generals in the Principalitics, would indi-
cate an intention 10 maintdin permanent posses-
sion, and nothing has fronspired efss'chsrs 10
| siotc hat Russia intends 70 retrdcf.
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NEW YORK LIFE INSUR
I1b WTItDAI I
&f56,150


Accumulated Capital principally iRTesed ia Nep York
aud Uaited States Stock.
THIS Company make all Insurance appertaininS
to l. e on the most economical and secure plan.
y 'e Premiums are charged nj the usual rates, but
~ id annually, semi-annually or quarterly or
,.,~d sc policy is for life, and the premium amounts
10 . % 20 per cent of may be paid by note, and 90
pc cut. only in cash.
Al The end of each year statement is made Of th-
Companies affairs, and dividend of he profits made
to all life policy holders.
This div vdend is madn in the share Of stock-trans-
crable certificates Cor vhic are i>sucdbearing such
interest the Trustees shall declare. BY this mode
the isa continual md increased reduction In the pre-
mium from year To year.
The Company have now been in successful opera
tion seven vears-have insured over 500 policies
after paying heavy amouis To the widow. orphan and
creditor they have remaining large fund (Sl56,7JO)
TO meet future liabilities.
Seven annu: dividends have been madc-three of
40, and four of 80 per cent and per cent. same
paid in casi-thus showing the truths and safety Of
its principles aud benefits 10 he derived thercfrom.
MORRIS FRANKLIN, President.
PLINY FREEMAN, Actuary
Further Information and prospectus can be had at
the Office of MURPHY & BANTER, Agents.
Docls' % f. IN, N, i HALt Medical Examiners.
Jonesyil,e. Jan. |, 1888. u329
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S,TATE OF MICuIGAN--The circuit Court for
- the County of tlisdsle-In Chance"y.
William II. Hall, Com O"indnt Ns. Ben"y Ho.;Ied
Jr Hester 4. Howard Benawin Hdt'ugtoD, Job
Ii. Norton, DEPENDENTS.
At a session of said Coz held ut the Court House
in the VILLAGE oc Uilisaie on the H. dy of Juv in
the yeaI one thods!nd e'ent hCpd'cd and ty three.
Present. Hon. Wd;oes Wing Circuit judge. II sat-
isactorily appearing 10 tlis Cou't by The affidavit OF
Daniel l.. Pa OF the solicitors for The comploi-
nant in this couse aod from tie retufa ol the officer
that the Defendants nonrcs.tc nts of ibis State.
and that petsooa sety,ce coniu not be made Sid
drendants. On motion of Nc. d 81 Prit,, Solicitors
So. complainant il is orer"d that sad defendants.
Henry Howard Jr., Hester \. Hoy,ard. Benjamin
Harrington and job T. Norton cduse tbef appearance
to be entered in this w'th'n three months from
the date of this order ana n of their apredrlnce
that they their ancN"c 10 connie odnts bill 10
be filed and copy thereof 10 be served com nlFiE-
ants solicitors within twenty days afcf service OF a
copy of said bill and notice of this Ocde aod in de-
fault the reof that Sld bill viii he trkea confessed
by said defendants. And il is further ordered tadt
within twenty days the said complainant Cause a
copy of this order to be published in the Hisdae
Standard, newspaper polished in the County OF
Hillsdale, and that said publication be continued in
said paper at least once in week foe six
i've weeks that he copy of this ordef 10 he
personally served on said defendants st least twenty
days before the time prescribed for their appearance.
]. II. WcCOLLUM, Register.
MEAD & PRATT, Soliciios for Compleiosnts.
CTATE OF MICHIGAN Conn v of Hillsdale, SIS.
- At n Probate Court for the County of IIillsdue.
held at Hillsdale, Monday the rst day of August
in the year thousand eight hundrcd and ly three
Present Henry Packer, Judge of Probate. In the
matter and estate of William &. Wells On reading
and filing the petition of John NJ. Foote, the admin
istrator said estate duly verified praying for Ii
to sell the south half Of the south quarter
of section one in town six south Of range two west.
Thereupon it is ordered that tue herring of said pc
ttion be assigned for Monday the 10Th day Of Sepem-
ber next at ten o'clock in the forenoon Of that day.
when the heirs and all persons interested in said Es-
tate, may appear at the Probate Office in Hilsdae
and show cause if any they bave, why the prayer o
the Petitioner should not be granted and is further
ordered that said Petitioner copy of this
der TO be pubched in the lillsdale Standard
paper printed in said County Of Bilsdale, for si,
weeks, successively, in each week, previous Ia
the time above appointed for the hearing in the pre-
mises. HENRY PICKER, JUDGE Of Probate.
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promulgated by royal authority. To Denmark,
as well as to all the adjacent parts of Europe;
the present crisis is of vital Importance; for,
though this quarrel commenced upon the Bos-
dhorus, the solution it may receive will deter
mine whether or not Russia is to make the
rights Of foreign States subordinate to her in
terests or her ambition; and, since such pre-
tentions have been manifested, the peace and
independence Of the world can only bo pre-
served by the firm adherence of all other pow
ers to the measures necessary to restore the
authority of law. and to set bounds to the pos
sibility of aggression.
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MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS.
n. FRENCII. M. m

HNAKES his medthod Of rendering his thanks to
A hisnrnerous friends for their liberal patronage,
during be y administration. And notwhstand-
ing Franb "erce elected he will still continue to
peddle Pills on ps liberal terms, (anl hopes with
equal succcss) - hcretofore and advises his friends
and neighhors TO call on him when they want him.
IJ7Ofioe and Residence-frst and second doors
South Of the Methodist Church. jan '53
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GUARDIAN SALE.

STATE OF FMICfIIGAF-Rillsdale County, ss-
- In pursuance of license from the Hon, Judge
of Probate, the subscriber, Guardian of Mary l..
Gait minor, will expose TO sale mt public venduc
the premises on Wednesday the 18th day of August
next, ut one o'clock r. NJ, the of the W Of
section 49, in town south ofrange west; and the
W of the wv Of section four in town z south of
range | west. JAMES GAIT, Guardian.
Hills1ale Iune 20 1a51
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Patent Door and Gate Spring.

ID w. INMAN, from Sheffield England, Manufac-
IL. turcr Of "Inmans Patent Door and Gate Spring
TO which awarded the first premium at the
Worlds Fair" at London, in 1851 announces that
he has constituted G. II. MITCHELL, of Hillsdale,
his sole agent for the sao of the above patent in Hills
dale County.
For neatness simrli hty, fun performance Of all it
Is intended TO do, its snxceeding usefulness its dura-
bility and cheapness it certainly takes its position in
the front rank Of modern inventions. We do not in
tend 20 puff it--a single examination will convince
the judgment of its utility. julyl2m3.
il FI.OIJR-for sale NJ MITCHEII,S
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9pTather, father, look here
WeII SONNY, WHAT 90 you Want.
WAS George WASHINGTON evar m

WAS George Washington ever married to
any body else but his rifeY
Shut up-you fool, what dye ask that for
why, cos this ere paper ses that Great Bri-
tain was the mother Of this ere country, and
every body says Washington was the father Of
it--he must hev bin married afore he come
over, to hev such an awful big young 'un.'
Sonny, blow your nose, wipe your face. and
60 to your ma ~. $50 =
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&. b. DRESSER.
ATTORNEY At LAW,
Solicitor i'm Chancery and Notary Public.
PORTAGE, OHIO,
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Cha rte, ed i'm IS32-Oyer 5000 Policies Issued.

The length oftime this conH.'y has been in opera
ton. and the favorable r3oh which it lnsures
recommend il safe aud cheao titution te Insure in.
The undersigned has been epponed Agent for Hills
dale Co., Mich. n320m3 DANL L.. l.. PRATT.
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n. Y. CITY INSURANC COMP NY.
NEW YORK CITY.


Insures buildings, Merchandise, Furniture, and
other property against loss or damage 10y fire.
ROYAL CHAMBERLAIN, Prest
CHARLES l.. CLARK, Secty.
MEAD 4 PRATT Agents.
EIlllsdale, Aug. 6, 1853. n35s
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to be sgassy.' Professor Yuoman estimates that
a man In the course Oft single year, takes into
his system 300 lbs. Of oxygen gas, 1000 lbs. OF
solid food, and three quarters Of a ton of water.
Those react upon each other chemically in the
system, and TINS life is perPetuaied, .l-,.-,
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PoL;TIcAL.-A correspondent of the JourHel
of Commerce, who appears to bo alarmed at
the prospect theao is that tho Wings will have
chance to carry New York this fall, and who
seems to be afflicted with holy horror of hay-
ing that State pass out of the hands of tho
reckless and unprincipled dynasty that now
controls it. is drumming up the old tune. We
fear tho writer has 60: behind the times He
says:
Il find hero that great efforts are now ma
king to secure at the election in November
next, Seward Legislature and that Seward is
quite alive and will WELD great power in this
state yet To get Seward Senate is an OBJ
ject,-for in their second year Of service they
arc TO vote for a u s. Senator. Ii is a still
greatrr object on the part of the Seward men
to obtain control of the State patronage, which
they will do if they carry the Canal Board, a
majority of which is to be elected this Fall
The Hunkers are not in humor TO prevent
this result by a cordial cooperation with the
Barnburners. The Hunkers are in fact quite
chop-fallen, while new lif and energy has been
infused into the opposite faction ,s7 = &
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A LIGHT BEARD.-'Can't you take off my
barred hereT said tall, grave, slaosided Yam
kee to an Albany barber; feeling at the same
time his chin, with noise like crater. "lts
a light barred, what dyer axl Three cents
for light barred, ain'tit
"Yes.'
avail go ahead, the"
While the barber was rasping "three cents
worth" from the chih, his 'sitter" saw an as
sistant putting cologne upon customers hair,
through quill in the cork Of q bottle.
"Look o. here, SQUIRE said tho Yankee,
"cant you squirt some o. that peppersarce on
my head, tew? Say, can't you throw little o
that in, for three cents:'
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STATE OF MICiIlGAN--The circuit Court ior
- the County of tlillsdale-In Caunccry.
William II. Hall, Com olaindnt ". Bency Ho.;lcd
Jr, Hester 4. Howard BenjaWin Ha'tugioD, Job
r. Norton DEPENDENTS.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-04-19
April 18th, 1853
So, CarOlina---Sum Dist,

by w. LEWIS, Esq, Ordinary for said
District
Whereas, Harrict H. Rdgeway hath ap-
piled to me for Letters Of Administrator,
on alt and singular the goods and chat
tells, rights and creditors of William
Ridgcway late of the said District, de-
ceased.
These are, therefore. to cite and admon.
ish all and singular, the kindred and credi-
tors of the said deceased, to be and appear
before me at our next Ordinary's Court for
the said District, to be holden at Sumter
Court House on Friday the 22nd day Of
April inst, to shew cause, if any, why
tho said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this
9Th day of April in the year Of
L. s. our Lord, one thousand eight hun.
dred and filty-threc, and in the
10Th year OF American Indcpcn.
dcnce.
w. LEWIS, @. s. D.
April 18th, 1853 2l--2t
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China, Glass And
EARTHEMWARE,,
Direct Irnportations
II. E, NICHOLS,
COLUMBIA. s. c..
COLUMBIA, s. c..

HH AS just received direct from the man
u u ufacturcrs in England and France,
and by recent vessels from the North, a
very complete and varied assortment of the
above named GOODS, comprising all the
new patterns and shapes; among which
arc best
WHITE GRANITE or STONEWARE,
Chiua finish superior article;
Blue and other Colorcd Ware, of new
styles;
French and English China, now shapes,
plain White Gold and decorated
Rich China Dinner and Tca.sc,ts, and
beautiful Fancy Articles in the line
Cut, Mouldercd and Polished Glassware,
of every kind;
Dyotl's Patent Camphcnc, Store, Office,
and Paror Lamp superior article;
Wchh's Patent Oil and Lard Lamps, a new
atticlc giving great light and briliancy /;
Tea Trays, best Table Cutlery and Pal.
ted Castors, Spoons, Forks, &c.
Housekeeping articles. in great variety;
Crates of assorted Wares. of desirable and
new styles, by Wholesale;
Packages OF Tumblcrs, Fiasks, &c, low
by the package.
Having complete arrangements for obtain
ing our Goods direct from the manulac-
turers we can and will offer rare induce
nents, either by Wholesale or Retail =
Orders attended to promptly.
II. f. NICHOLS.
Columbia. April II, 1853 24-,f
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sos Reward.

&0 RUNAWAY, on last Saturday
IA the 18th inst, my boy RICHARD,
&Sanswers TO tho name of5DICH, d
white mnlatto about five feet 3 or A
incnes high, tolerably stout built, and about
twenty-five years old, with straight light
colored short hair, has very sulky ap-
pearance, and answers quick and short
when spoken to. When he left he had on
black over-coat and pair of common
negro cloth pants, low crown dove color
ed furd hat. The boy has. very down
look-I have had the word Slave - writ
ten on his forehead with India Ink, lust
above the eyebrows, though have no
doubt lie win try to hide it by tying some.
thing around his head or he rsay put
plaster over It.. He ,DiA be certain 10 iry
and'pdss for a achite mar, The above re-
ward Of twenty Dollars Will be paid
for his delivery in any Jail in the State.
JAMES LOWRY,
Dradlcyville p. O. Sumter district.
Alarcl, Is, 1853 2O.tf
GY" The Black River Watchtnan, Cam.
den Journal, Darlington Flag, Marion STAR,
Columbia Banner, copy five times, and
Charleston Mercury and the Georgetown
Pee Dee Times publish once week for
five weoks.
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POISONING.

Thousands Of parents who use Vermfuge,
composed of Castor Oil, Calomcl, &C., arc not
aware, that while they appear to benefit the pa
tient, thoy are actually laying the foundation for
g aerics of diseases, such as salvation, loss Of
Sight, weakness Of limbs, &c.
In another column will be found Tie advef.
tisement of Hobensuck's Medicines, to which,,
we ask the attention Of all directly interested
In their own as we'll us their Children's health.
In Liver Complaints and oil disorders nri.ng
from those of a bilious type, should make use
Of the only genuine medicine, Hobensnck' 5
Liver Pills.
ac Be not dcceiued," but ask for Hoben.
sack" Worm Syrup Liver und Pills, and the
serve that each has the signature of the Proprie-
or, J. N. HoBENsAck, none else ore genuine
Aguat. 10. 42-ly.