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tzF The Fair, as an assistant for the re-
lief of the embarrassment Of st. Pauls Lutheran
Church, viii be open this evening, at Odd Fellows
Hall at O'Clock. There will be for sale many beau
fu and useful articles that the ladies have been ar
IDENTIFY engaged IN preparing during the past month,
together with many Others of the class sent to
them by their friends of the Quaker Monumental
and Mountain cities. Also, choice variety of Con-
fcctiouary and Refreshments dec 26--St
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ALEXANDRIA, LoUDouS, AND HAMPSHIRE RAIL
RoAD,--This work, the commencement of the con-
struction Of which has been delayed in consequence
of the very hard times in pccuniary matters, has
at last disembarrasscd ITSELF and operations win
commence In February.
Forty miles Of the work are advertised to be
done by contract
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BOOKsi BOoKsiI BOOksi L

BOOKSf BOOkSff BOOkSit
TRAVELS IN THE EAST The best published
INFORMATION FOR THE PEOPLE
CHINA AND INDIA-Chinese War, Treaty, &c
RUSSIAN EMPIRE.
PICTORIAL HISTORY OF GREAT BRITAIN
SCENES AND SKETCHES or CONTINENTAL
EUR0PE--Inquisition, &c.
BIBLE BIOGRAPHY. FL t8Et0H
PICTORIAL SUNDAY BOOK. N+8 81 a
ILLUSTRATED DESCRIPTION oFTHE UNITED
STATES. HHt ~
GOLD REGIONS DC, &c.
THRILLING INCIDENTS OF THE WARS OF
THE UNITED STATES tM
PICTORIAL HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
Sold by aqf
5, r, w. BATES, Agent,
Also Agent for The American Organ.
And st DECKERS, opposite the Market
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-a FOR SALE Or RENT.
a TWO story and basement brick house
~ near Pennsylvania avenue, containing ~ rooms
dec 2e--stFTuS ULYSSES WARD,
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From the London Times.
Death OF Professor Edward FOrbs

Deatn OIL Professor EDWARD FOrb0ss "
This youthful but eminent Professor Of Natural
History IN the University Of Edinburg, died at
Edinburg on Saturday last, from the effects Of
chronic disease, re-excted or aggravated by severe
cold, caught in an autumnal geological excursion.
Professor Forbes was an alumnus of the Edinhprg
University his studies in natural history having
been conducted by the venerable Professor jane
son, who filed the chair Of that department for
fifty years, and was succeeded on his demise, last
April, by his celebrated pupil now deceased
Mr.. Forbes for some time lectured In the extra
academical schools Of Edinburg, and subsequently
joined government exploring expedition in Asia
Minor in the capacity of naturalist. On his return
he was appointed Professor of Botany in Kings
College, London, and soon after curator to the
Geological Society," as well as of the Palaontologi
cal department of the Economic Museum. On the
recent vacancy in the natural history chair in Edin
burg the town council unanimously recommended
him to the government as the most fit and deserv-
ing TO be the successor Of Jameson, and the APP
pontment was at once conferred upon him.
Having thus attained the often-cxpressed object
Of his ambition, Professor Forbes opened numer-
GUS class for the short summer session, and had
scarcely resumed his duties for the winter, when
he was carried away after illness of ten days.
Since his appointment, Professor Forbes had been
ardently engaged, in conjunction with the ex-Lord
Provost, IN promoting the great object of a
national museum for Scotland, for which the site
has just been purchased, parliamentary grant
having been obtained last session for the purpose
The late Professor also exerted himself to pro-
mote the gratuitous opening for part Of the week
of the present University Museum, which is to
form the nucleus of the national one, which will
shortly be carried into effect From Professor
Forbes, who only in his 39th year, long and
distinguished career was anticipated, and his large
requirements in natural science win, no doubt, Be
greatly missed in the arrangement of the new mu-
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The LONGEVITY OF SLAvEs.-The compend Of
the census prepared by Mr.. De Bow devotes sec
ton to the subject of the relative mortality Of the
white and black races in the United Statee In re-
ferring to this matter, the Charleston Medical Re-
view remarks: 98a M @e
On an examination of this table, one fact stands
prominently forth; it Is that of the greater lon
gevity both general and extreme of the black than
the white in the saveholding States. This is
fact pregnant with Significance proving conclu-
sively, as it does, that tho almost complete free
dom from care, the lightness Of his labor, and the
physical comforts generally enjoyed by the slave,
combine to increase the duration Of his life, not
only beyond that of the laboring white class, but
even beyond the average Of the white class of all
conditions
But the difference between the two races in
point of longevity would be still greater in favor Of
the black than is presented in the table, If We de-
duct certain proportion Of early deaths from the
latter, occurring among the mulattoes, whf'Dxfst
in large numbers in the cities Of the slave tes
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NATIVE AMERICAN WARRIORS few dayss since,
at the Fayette House, Syracuse, New York, about
twenty Indians who participated in the conflict OF
1919, came together from the Green Bays, Onon-
dagas, and Oneidhs Three Of their number were
appointed delegates 10 the National Convention o.
the veterans Of the war Of 1872 to be held at Wash
ihgton on the 9Th Of January next, whore they
viii 20 in full costume. Their names are George
Hill Henry Webster, and samuel George.
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E M t6 HTall eHN
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LAND FOR SALE,

TIME undersigned offers for sale, OF in
III exchange for Real Estate in Lebanon
or its vicinity, in such PARCELS as will suit
pufchasefs and on very liberal terms, tho
following lands, to wit:
65A acres in Allen county, Ohio.
lAeo acres in " ood county, Ohio.
1347 acres in Van Vert county, Ohio.
$40 acres in Defiance county, Ohio.
49l acres in Fulton county, Ohio.
600 acres in Henry county, Ohio.
432 acres in Williams county Ohio.
l6o acres in Putnam county, Ohio.
30 acres in Paulding county, Ohio.
30 ceres in Mercer county, Ohio.
1850 acres in Clinton county, Ohio.
Tho above lands were located amongst
the first selections in tho counties where
they are situated, and for fertility Of soil are
unsurpassed. There are Railroads, Plank
Roads, OF Canals, convenient TO almost every
tract, which afford q cheap and economical
outlet TO the best markets for all the products
Of the farm. The lands will be disposed Of
at less prices than other lands Of similar
quality and location arc selling for, and in
lots to suit purchasers.
Any further information will be given by
the subscriber, in Lebanon; BY John jack
son, or Lemuel Lewis, at Vest borough,
Clinton county, or by R. w Gilchrist, W no
will spend most Of his time in the North
western part Of the State, experimenting the
Hales Of these lands.
July Ia, 1854. R.G CORWIN.
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.
Samuel w. Barr, Petitioner
Psfitioa6Sr

Martin Barr, widow: John Nicely & Petition fer
Mary Nicely. his wife; Margaret Partition.
Bar, William Stewart and Nancy Pending In ha
Stewart. his wife, David Barr and CsHrt Of Gem
David Albright, his Guardian, Eliza. mon Pleas Of
beth Barr, Rebecea Ann Barr, Ro. Putnam county
bert Barr, and David w. Brown, Ohio.
their guardian H. Defendants.
CAlD Defendants are hereby notified that the Peti.
~ TONER has filed In the Court Aforesaid his petition
thereby demanding that the Dover OF said widow,
Mahs Barr In the west half of the north east quar-.
ter and east half OF the north west quarter and west
Lot Of the north west fractional quarter of section
No. thirty in township one north Of range eight east.
situate In Putnam county, Ohio, he assigned 10 her
and subject thereto that said nnds be partitoned by
metes and hounds between the petitioner and the
other PARTIES. heirs at law OF Gabriel Barr deceasd
the cannot 10 done without injury TINT the
same be cold and the proceeds divided, &c.--which
petition will 10 be heard before said court at
the next term thereof
DAVID I. BROWN, Clcrk,
Putnam Common Pleas.
Kalida, Jniy 10Th, A. D. 1854. 09i
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DAVID RoTHEN,s ESTATE

DAVID ROTHEN'S ESTATE.
NOTICE is hereby given that Barbara
Rothen, Execu,rix Of the Estate Of David
Rolhen, deceased, has fled Aer accocnlS
for the final settlement Of said Estate;
and that the same will be examined OH
the 2S.h day Of July, 1854.
JOHN DIXON,
Probate Judge.
June 24th, 1854. $50
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PUTNAM COMMON PLEAS.

W. ~ D;vo,ee.
James Lowry.)
TAMEs LOWRY 10 hereby notified shat
81 on the llih day Of August, A. D. 1854.
Jana Lowry, of Putnam county, State Of
Ohio. filed in the Court oi common pleas Of
said county, petition against the said
James Lowry, the oh jec, and prayer Of which
Petition is, that the said Jane Lowry, wife
OF the sa,d James Lowry, may be divorced
from the said James Lowry for deEertion and
wilful absence from the said Jane Lowry for
three years; and that she may be allowed
her reasonable alimony, and for allowance
for her reasonable maintenance during tho
prosecution OF said Suit and for the charges
for the same during the pendency thereof.
And that at the next Term of said Court Of
Common Pleas Of Putnam county aforesaid
the said Jane Lowry will ask for Decree
accordingly. Dated this 18th day OF August,
A. D., 1854.
JANE LOWRY.
By LELAND & MACKENZIE, her Sol'rs. 697fw
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SALE OF REAL. ESTATE BY Or
DER OF COURT.

SALE OF REAL. ESTATE By Or
DER OF COURT.
William NJ. Bell, Administra.
tor Of John Brought, dec0assd' Petition to
vS. SeI L6nds.
Ursula Brought, OF. al.
DY virtue OF an order Of sale TO me d.
ID rected by the Probate cour. OF Putnam
county, State OF Ohio. will proceed to sell
on the premises, as the property Of John
Brought, deceased, on the 29th day Of Sop
tsmber next, A. D., 1854, at 2 o'clock, P. M.
the following described Real Estate, to wit:
In-lots number lhirty-fve. thirty six, eigh-
ty.th.ee and eighty-iour in the town Of Otto.
wa. county Of Putnam. and State OF Ohio.
Terms Of Sale:--One. third cash in hand;
one. third in six months, and one. third in
twelve months, to be secured by mortgage
on the PREMISES
WILLIAM M. BELL,
A Administrator Of the Estate Of John Brought,
August 20, 1854. deceased.
JAMES MACKENZIE, Atty for Pl'f. 500
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

nlNlNSOlNSLMEtN
In Press, and will be published as soon as
completed, in one I9mo. volume, of about
500 pages.
MARRIAGE,
Its History, Character, and Results, It's
Sanctities and Profanities, its Science and
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civilized Institution, on the Happiness OF
the Individual and the Progress OF the Race.
BY r. L. Nichols, NJ. d., and Mrs. M. S.
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Published by the Authors at their Reform
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Of the subscription price, One Dollar. All
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THE BRITISH QUARTERLIES
AND
BLACK WOODS MAGAZINE.

LEONARD SCOTT &CO,, New York,
continue TO re>publish the following
British Periodicals, viz.
1.-The London Quarterly RcpicD,
Conservative.
@. The Edinburgh Repie,O, (Whig)
3-.THe North British ReUie'O, (Free
Church.)
Westminster Reuie,O, (Liberal.)
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(ToryA
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DITCH NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given TO the non resident pro.
lN prietors of land In Monterey township, Putnam
county State OF Ohio, hereby affected, that sppIica.
tion will he made to the Trustees of said township,
on the 9TH day Of September next. to locate a ditch,
beginning two hundred rods east Of Dog Creek in
said township, and running thence westwardy on
or near the section line between sections ten and
three Of said township said Dog Creek and to view
and apporton the labor, cost and expense that eaeh
person interested in such ditch shall bear, and 10
determine upon the opening Of the same. And that
said Trustees will meet at the House Of William II.
Payne In said township, Tuesday the 12th day of
September next, A. D. 1855, for that purpose; and
those interested will govern themselves acc erdingly
Dated this lOth day Of August, A. d. 1854.
TREW p. PAINE,
696" Applicant.
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Important Discovery!
RELIEF IN TEN MYNUrKs!!

BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Are unfailing IN the cure Of Coughs, Colds
Asthma, Bronchitis. Sore TArodt, Hoarse.
ness, Difficult, breathing, Incl pient consump-
tion, and Diseases OF the Lungs, They
have no taste Of medicine, and any child
will take :hem. Thousands havo been res
tored to health that had before despaired.-
Testimony given in hundreds Of cases. A
single dose relievesin ten minutes.
Ask for Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers--the
original aad only genuine, is stamped "Bry.
an" Spurious kinds are offered tor sale.-
Twenty. fve cents per box Sold by dealers
generally. ]. BRYAN & CO., Roch ester,
N.Y., Proprietors. Wholesale by
I'D. PARK, Cincianati,
[653m3 w. .FISKE, Cleveland
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THE present critical state Of European
affairs will render these publications
unusually interesting during the year
1854. They will occupy middle
ground between The has,y>wruen news
items, crude speculation, and flying ru-
mors Of the daily Journal, and the pom
derous Tome Of the future historian, writ
ten after the interest and exci,omnt Of
the grea, political vents OF the time
shall have passed away. II is TO these
periodicals that readers must look for the
only really intelligible and reliabls histo.
~ Of corrsnt events, and as such in adj
di,ion to their we'll established literary,
scientific and theological character, we
urge them upon the consideration Of the
reading public.
Arrangements are in progress for the
feceip, Of the early sheets from the Brit
ish publishers, by which we shall be able
10 place oil our reprints in the hands OF
subscribers, about as soon as they can be
furnished with the foreign copies. AL,
though this will iRvolve very large out.
lay on our part, we shall continue 10 fur>
nlsh the Periodicals a, the same low
,ates US heretofore, viz:
PEI annum.
For any one Of the four Reviews SO 90
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N. B.-L. 8. g. Co., have recently
published and have now for sale, the
=" Farmers Guide" by Henry Stephens,
Of Edinburgh, and Prof Norton, Of Yale
College, New Haven, complete in 2 vols.
royal octave, containing 1900 pages, IA
steel and GOO wood engravings.-Psice
in muslin binding Sc.
0JThis work is not tho old "Book o,
the Farm," lately resusciated and thrown
upon the market.
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$500 REWARD!

r OST,.-believed 70 be between Kalida
A and Fra neonia,--A note or due bill
given TO Rice & Ayres, with some state.
naaRss Of accounts on the back OF it. Who.
etsf finding il will return 1t to G. H. Rice or
10 this Office will receive the sbove reward
Eai;Sa, hrxA l3St.
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Blanks for Sale.

DRINTED on superior paper,
il MORTGAGES. from Swan 81 improved
form, by the quire or singly.
DEEDS, Of Warranty, by the quire or
singly.
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS, also for sale.
JUSTICES RECOGNIZANCES, and
Afidavits for rcapiases.
JAMES MACK ENZIE.
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sLAGLE's ESTATE.

NOTICE is hereby given that p B. Hol.
den, Administrator of the Estate Of Al
fred Slagle, deceased, has filed his ac-
counts in the Probate Court, OF Putnam
county, Ohio, for final settlement, and
that the same will be examined on the
28th day Of July, A. d. 1854.
JOHN DIXON, Probate Judge.
June 29th, 1854. $50
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that an order Of Attach.
lN ment was issued. on the 7lh day Of June, A. D..
iyScn Towo"h,r Pn.nam sountv Ohio ne s,ans, ,Ss ~
goods and ehhtes, righs and credits Of Joseph King.
sbsconding debtor and nonresident Of said
~, VI the suit Of G. H. Rice. who claims indebted
nesv Of Sl5 05 against ssid King, and for which sum
said order was itsued.
June sih, 1884. C.H. RICE.
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CLERK WANTED.

A young boy about tho age of fifteen
IN years, as a clerk in my store. nt Colum-
bus Grove. One understanding German as
well as English would be preferred, but a
boy possessed Of good English Education
will suit. No person neeG apply who can
not be we'll recommended, aS do not de-
sire any other.
July 12, 1854. E. ". GREEN.
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ANDREW PETER's ESTATE.

ANOSG" II LAS ~ LH' A II.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the un-
dersigned has this day been appointed
Executrix Of the last will and testament.
Of Andrew Peter, late Of Monterey town.
ship, Putnam county, Ohio, deceesed.
ANNA ELIZABETH PETER.
June 26th, 1854. 900
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TUST RECEIVED from Cincinnati, q
- lot Of superior N. o. Sugar. Also,
Syrups, Molasses, Coffees, choice
variety, Tobaccoes, &C., &c.
WIN. 81 A. J. TAYLOR.
April 26, 1858. 500
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

A r my instance writ Of an attachment
IA was issued by John NJ. Radabnugh, a
Justice Of the Peace Of Oltowa township,
Putnam county. State OF Ohio, on the 9th
day o! August. A. D. l654.againss the prop.
erty and effects Of John Smith, an abscond.
ing debtor; the properly attached being in
the hands Of Benjamin Nicewarner, to the
amount IF twenty. fve dollars. Amount Of
claim, $9,l5.
WILLIAM BELL.
August 8, 1854. 696
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GROCERIES, THE CHEAPEST YET!
A T Taylor's Cheap Corner you can have
IA Rio Coffee for shilling lb. and New
Orleans Sugar for sixpence a lb. Call and
buy, you can not purchase cheaper any
where else, or as cheap. July 70, 1854.
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ROAD NOTICE,

NOTICE 10 hereby given that there will be pe,i.
L tion presented TO tho Commissioners of Putnam
county at their next session praying for the location
OF county road, commencing at the Fl. Jennings
and Talhert road IN Jennings township thence run.
ming north on the section line between sections IL
and l2, until II inersects the Auslaize and Hicks
Road in Jackson township.
July 20, 1854. 693#
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~ ENTLEME EMS HATS.--Threc dozen
NJ Of fthela,ests,yleso o ifa shionable Hsts
from New Yor 7.forsale by
WIZ. g. A j .TAYIoR.
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ADDISON CROWS ESTATE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the sub.
lV scriber has been appointed and quali-
fed administrator on the estate Of Addison
Crow, late Of Putnam county, deceased.
Dated at Kalida, this 18th day Of August.
A. D. 1884. 698
JOHN NlCEwARNER, Admr.
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MARRIAGE,
HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE.
WHY Is TT

WHY II PVv
That behold many eass scarce msidian Of lin
broken in health aud spirits with complication Of diseases
and ailments dspying them Of the for the eoynem
md happy serenity OF mind arising from oldoa Of hsah,
aheuld he predominant
Many the eausss Of her mfepgs At kRirethays years
before perhaps during Ehocd or tie ht years of minsss
IN AFTER YEARS,
Whsa too late be bsnshsd by our haowledEe We soh
back and mour and regret the full consequences Of
Knesanss.
hights Of anguish might not have been spared, VI tG
knowledge WaA timely possessed. II 10
MELAKCHOLY AND STARTLING
TO behold the sickness and suffering endured by many WIS
for maay years from simple aud eontoabs easily
teMeaisd-ST bsttsr ssil--not incurred, ifsrsry
WIFI AND MOTHER
Possessed the iom.tios contained little ysluss (wkA
n tile reach Of ALL which would spare to herself
YEARS OF MISERY,
Md to her husband the constant toll aud anxiety OF i,
scessary dsronY upon him from sickness oi the wifs,
without giving kim the opportunity OF acquiring that
which his exeios entitled and ths possession
Il which would the happiness Of himself, wife. ard
thil liren.
SECURE THE MEANS OF HAPPINESS
By becoming in time po,sysd Of the knorledys the
Il which has caused the sickness aud poverty Of thousands
~ view of sueh sons'pusnses wife motLsr sIen.
able she usElset 10 avail herself Of that know ledge
Sspset henvf wish would her nneh tuifSeB be
he means Of hapEmsH and prosperity N Xfhssbsnd ssa
,olss with healthy minds. That knou ledge contained IN
little " oh entitled
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THE MARRIED WOMAN'S
Private Medical Companion.

BY DH. a. II. MAUElCEAUj
PRsFEsscR pisEAsES WOMEN
.ns KnndrsdtL Eaitiss. l'ms, pP. $50 Prize, 80 sN
IsH TINE PAPER, EIrRA BixBISs, q oo.l
Fint published in iii7. aud il il not
sURPRIZlNG OR WONDERFUL,
,.ousider,ng that EVERY FEMALE,
WHETHER MARRIED. OR NOT, Oan hcro
,cquirc full knowledge OF the nature,
character mud causes OF her complaints,
Win the various symptoms, aud that
early
HALF A MILLION COPIHB
InulL have been sold
IL is imprsecahls convey ally ihs ysriNns sNhissa
arrird those inratinE marriages. but female
iesous q" soyinE health and that hvauY consequent npea
eah which conducive TO her own hRrpnsaS aud thru
{ her husband Int shsT has will obtain it, hss ID
husband who has the lGrs and affection nf his wt NJ
,pari. that al his own pssunnry Improvement
UPWARDS of ONE HUNDRED THOG-
SAND COPIES
lave h-su SENT By MAIL within tie las, few msnsAA
CAUTION TO ~THE PUBLIC.
BE NOT DEFRAUDEDi
Buy no book unlesS "Dr. 4. N. MsuricVau, 11O
Liberty Street, NJ y. 10 on tho ns page and the entry
in tho C~rks Ofhee the back NJ ih0 Rs page; and
buy on of respectable and honorable dealers ssnd
Dy mal and address 10 DR.. A. NJ MauHeeau, as there
light
LET EVERY WIFE AND HUSBAND
PONDERI