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pautina Ata0emies.
DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMY,

=
n No SOC Broadway, opposite llth st-Mr DODWOhih
honor of announcing his friends and the public that
The cIassee for will commence on SAL n
DAY oct 4 at F. NJ for Ladies, at for Children and
O'clock for Gentlemen. go. - ,--.-,
The elegant establishment has been additionally decorated
be floor other Improvements made during the sum
er months The improved system Of instruction sesucces
ul since It's adoption will be retained with slight aeTa ms
suggested by experience. Every novelty wothy OF attention
"a introduced addition all the dances In ordinary use
with the same careful attention the and department
of the pupils which has been gushing scharaeieIAe
Of this Academy. s.-.-....;..
can be had al time the Academy viii be sent oy post
VNFRRFROn DANCING ACADEMY, No. 81
Il WFST FOURTEENTH ST.-MADAME G. DUBKEOL
FFRRFRO and T. FERRERO beg 10 announce that they
vii reopen th,s School ON SATURDAY the 7th Of October
Yonns iedies' and Masters Classes WEDNESDAYS and
sXTjfRnAYS and MONDAYS and THURSDAYS. Al y
p M Gentlemeus Evening Glass MONDAYS and THURS
NAYS Al p NJ SATURDAY EVENINGS for crown
P1sons At NJ Private Lessons Glasses aud Schools ST.
tended Soirets given as usual
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BY Telegraph.

BOsTON-An. Sept % ships Rubieou, Archsazel JONES
vsern kholm bark Fame Glasgow brg- Quebec Pack
ct cdr. Bloomer. Halifax.
'KEW-oBLEANs-Arr Sept d, ship Eevs Boston
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ASTHMA,
IT'S Cure.

See ren.rts on Of .sshma N mJ 1s, srssss
patient Requires the inh.nE tube olis nsx
vine !isusnt sxpsetorsnt, punoaAsy s,s ~
haraor cogrss,or, saA psiA kiuss 40 ssa vAsse
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TAdyertisement |

A whole museum Of life-ike statuary can be
seen free by examining the variety Of STERLoscoPE At
RooT's Gallery No $50 Broad way, corner Of FTahklins
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MINIATURE ALSASAc........ THIS DAY -
sry-Rises IS Sets..... ~ MooS-Sets....00 0os
wATtR......THis DAY.
Sandy Hook..12 IS Gov Island. y Hell Oate.'. oi
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u s. DISTRICT COURT-Before Judge BETS.
The United four packages &c silk ribbons aud
other articles William Yost claimant seized as not having
paid duties.
In this case already referred to, the Jury found
verdict for the United States thus oeting to them the goods
TRIAL FOR CONTRIBUTING.
Edward Brown and Hetty Brown were placed upon
trial o.. charge of countereng or uiteTng &C. knowing
to having been counterfeit gold dollar pieces and half and
quarter dollar silver pieces
ssrsh Cobure gho was arrested months since on e
charge passing counterfeit money in Boston and her exa-
nation reported the time called az witness she
stated thai herself husband aud child and MI aud Mrs pro"
moved from Newark N j. to Bediodst Brooklyn and lved
IN The house that husband died and she continued 10
live there che stated that defendants had her money
10 pass and that defendant Edward her the money TO 10
N foston with stating that It good money! she would
have e Mr Browns she said but she was afraid TO- as ne
had threatened her and occasion beat her Inc witness
from her husband set store IN Newark "o
he sold out defendant Very many questions were 9se
her with view to test her crediby The case on ror
The United States Messrs McKeen aud Joaehnsseni oi de-
PENDANTS MessIs Clinton and Sntbiy
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Tie ship George Huribut from Antwerp arrived this
ing steerge pssengeTs sept 49, lat a. 80 Ion s. 81
hin Henry Clay hsnee same ne ship standing east
VAC showing Everett Browns signal sept a. 81 u VI
Ia lat 40 = lon o. light rugged s;esnet stand
ing esst
Cart Rof Of Staten leland inform, that there bark
bors 90 the Romer shos apparently outward bound The
sfesm tug Nsye engaged IN assisting her OF lser report
saws she has been got OF and proceeded TO sea
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ACADEMY and GYM

EihOi I'LL IAN ACADEMY and GYM
w NASfUM No IS and IS 6thsy ne., w.sbinyon sousrs
The attention Of the Citizens Of EewYork and ycnity
invited 10 this Institution
believed that when examined with regard 10 the purn.
Der and ability OF It's Teachers the has before
he esen Of this metropolis and received their patronage
& desTsbeness Of its locatyor the aud complete
nss Of lis arrangements and Of study fail 10
give subtraction
hr pbysics moral and mental development In connection
With Reasonable terms invited TO consider the claims Of this
institution TO their patronage.
SB-Ths Gynnaste. or Physical Department for Lsdies
oesiienen lat different hours reoeens AZ the same dste
eepeneer l. 1884 STEPHEN SEDGWlCK, A NJ.
Projsesos and Principal.
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COURT CALENDAR-MONDAY.
CrRcul1 CouRr.-Nos. 362, 435, 5s5, 652 to 657,
$50 660 66l G6S 6Gf, 665
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BOOK KEEPING Rooms

Book KEEPING Rooms OF 4. L. MARSH NO.
SAC Broadway (Appetoas BuldinED open day and
evening Tor Instruction Those interested will please call
send for circulars.
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lAoNtriNFF'NtJ
ALREADY ELECTED. November is yet

AIHEAD1 EIECIED. -NOFtIHDtT To yet % CUIII'I
but Roor long elected f OAeuERREoTYPER % the
sytreign people and holds competitor having yet
taken the fed Roors Gallery No J6s Broadway corner Of
Rrsr Lis
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la w LNI'ELLIG ENC.E.
COURT OF APPEALS

SEPTEMBER 2s.-NOs. 81, POP struck of. Nos. %
iI2 lis reserved for Oct TO- No "a reserved for Oct III No.
reserved Oct 5; of No II concluded No a.
Barnes end others against Perne argued; w A. Beach for
appellant N Hill Jr for respondent; No as Hope against
Ii art and others submted X. + Hicks Counsel No -,
judgment reversed and new trial granted to abide the
by default; r. h. Cutting Counsel No l6 the People
rel Myestt against Chnango County. argued; San uel
BeArdsey plaintiffs N. Hill, Jr for defendants 10
error No q Webb against Cochran and others agued b.
49, o. -~Alsnt I. Romeyn for respondent
~aIuus eYr- :. ~ concuded Smith against Binn.
FRIDAY ssk. as Of june 1852; n Hill Jr Counsel
No SO and 40 reserved for October H. Decker against Ma
ihsws rsored No q Muro ard another against Cook aud
go rsInent s C. Parker and Mr.. johnson for appel
iss George F. ConsOck Or respondents Nos III sad ~
struck of.
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Sept IT, Of Ship channs. brig chnshiii' h'n New York
Sew IS d Ship chsaasu sst csdss from Belize. H0nd
Ut Hsassry, tsys esi
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Receipts OF Produce SEPT. 90.
~ nevh Rirs- sll bills Flour 100 pkss Lard, 400
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=, ,nnr,c ppoM THE LUNGS.

When this before seoush 80 70 u 800
besinnirs Of tie ese.se the psfle,, tnC ~ n
ss esss and especially Of profuse bserf the Aes nseS
pst Be k.sA s n ~ sch seses &c ~ Ne ss0sess
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bHILADELPIiIA COLLEGE of MEDICINE.

The Winter Session Of this Institution will begin o.
tobsr g. 1854 Full coare Of Lectures given both the
Winter and Summer. Degrees conferred in March and
July.
Fee.-One full course, f4; Perpetual Ticket $780,
hatrculaion 81 Graduation Fee so; those who have
attended full in another institution $50 including
Gracpation fee
Persona taken by the Faculty in the welfare and
progre every student Examinations daily By
the Professors upon each branch In ali facilities
this school y equal the country For further in
formation address b. HOWARD RAND, NJ D., Dean,
rnac -. La.h.. pL;r.
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OTTIGNON's GYMNASIUM, Nos. l59 and Is

" Crosby ,t-BODILY EXERCISE TdE BEST ME0G-
CINE The public respectfully informed that Class has
lust been formed tr instruction In GYMNASTICS the
above establishment and will be continued EVERY EVEN
ING the We would especially cell the At
pton Of dyspeptos and persons wboee habits rey
sedensry the Of exercise 10 order TO keep the
pbyseAl in a condition unh-ay Influences
fLe GYMNASIUM s open DAILY, from sunrise until 10
O'clock p NJ for general exercise The Gentemens Class
rneets every evening O'Clock JOHN WOOD. Director.
STARRING taught privately By o.,,,.,o,,
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-08-08
CAMDEN BAZAAR.

WE would respectfully inform our friends in the
w town and country that VIC have received our
stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
embracing a larger variety than We have ever before
offered them. consisting in part Of
DRY-GOODS-Calicoes,M Musins, Ginghams Barege,
Robes, Mantilas Jaconet Swiss, Checked and Dot
ted MusIins, White and Figured. with every other
description Of goods for ladies' dresses, all of the
newest styles.
Bonnets. of all descriptions
Ribbons, plain and figured, suitable for the season
and of the most fashionable style
Veils Needle.workcd Chensettss, Collars, Under
sleeves Manlillas, Gloves, &c. &C.
Hosiery in every variety, for ladies and gentlemen
Gentlemen's Wearing Apparel such as Coats, Vests,
Pants Shirts, Cravats, &c
Hats, Caps, Shoes, Boots, &C.
ALSO.
great variety Of articles in the Saddlery line.
Umbrellas, Parasols. Buggy Umbrellas, &c.
An assortment of Crockery aud Glassware, Hard
ware and Cutlery -.
Our stock of GROCERIES and PROVISIONS is
large and complete.
GS-SELLING AT CHARLESTON PRICES
Thanking the public for past avors, they promise
to use every .ieavor to merit continued confidence
and favor. NJ. DRUCKER co. !
May IL. 10
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list of Letters.

EDENAI ING in the Post Office at Camden, S. c.,
J. l. August lsl. 1854.
atlrw James Bcaicr John p. Bell ". K; Bur-
.ows, WIN: Bnard. John; Boykin. sarah; Clond, a.
H. (2;, Cantey. Harriet (23 Campbell, W. T.; Car
rcr Capt B or Heirs; Clark, JoseIh: Conway, Dor
.~s; Duravan. Il. j; Dabney Mary; Davis, J. NJ;
Davis. john D,bney, William llliott, Ellen; Tru.
man, Mary nm; Holland j r; Hunt L. g.; lInugh
VIM; lIuey. I. " lialcon. s. b.: Hunter. II. +:
lohnsor " jackson. 'iannah; Jones. Mary; Luvrtt,
\. L; LnclS. B. s.: Llncy. ". l.: Morgan, W. NJ;
McCa>k H. Finley: M"Caskill, Daniel: Mayblum. n;
McDulmli James; McCloud. J. R Marshall, John ;
perr,ti NJ: payor. Archibald Pordne. John; Preach,
Mmr,r Reeves, 7. j.; Rembcrt, L. J Rodgers S;
+..br.Sun, James; Stewart. VIM; Slaylor, s; Ter.
J l.; Taylo", Eliza; Thompson. W. ~. Thnmps n.
j F.: TAYLOR. Dental; Turnr b. j.; Wright, John {;
/ vi. WIN. (2:) Young, Miss j.; Young Emily;
Marlborough. Wilson
Persons calling for the above letters will please say
t .cy are advertised.
JOHN y. GAMEWELL, P. NJ.
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yNAD3BDjs gpA3EGs!B8,
Madison County, Geo.

TTTiANkFUL for the liberal patronage extended TO
l. my Spring, and feeling my entire incapac:ty for
their management, l lave arranged with AARON
GAGE Esq, of Mobile. Alabama, the popular host OF
the "EUTAW HOUSE." TO take an interest in them.
Tie Hotel will Ge under bis management during
the approaching season. Mr. Cages high reputation
rs q Hotel Keeper, connected with the fact that he
intends making Georgia his future home, is sure
guarantee that nothing will he wanting under his
management to give entire satisfaction.
The reputation Of this Watering Place for healtnt
saubrity of innate variety and efficacy of te waters.
the comfort and beauty Of is improvements, with tns
rides agreeable walks, and distant mountain views,
make t a popular resort during the Summer mouths,
end alwa, innrrcs for 1t the finest society.
The Hotel will be kept in the best style, ard with
the aid Of the fine market which the country contgu
OILS furnishes the table will be second 10 none in the
country. Ample arrangements exist for the accor1-
modatlon oil families.
The fine German Band from Charleston, whose Mt.
sic was 30 much admired last season, are engaged
agan. One member of the Band will give lessons in
Dancing aud another in Music.
The Springs are twenty two miles from Athens,
Georgia. where two ns of Stages are always i'll read.
ness to convey passengers. Persons leaving Angus.
tn or Atlanta by the morning train con sleep ut the
Springs.
Rates of Board will be the Of four months
$50 per month three months. $25 per month; under
three months S30 per mouth per day. sl.50. Chill.
lren and servants halfprce Applications for Board
can be made to the undersigned rer mail, at the
Springs or to Mr.. Aaron Gage, Mobile, Ala
J. d. WATKINS.
Madison Syringe, Geo, March, 1854. l0-tf
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ALPS

ARRIVAL OF TIE SlEAMER hLFo
BosTox, July Sl.-The steamer Alps has
arrived, bringing Liverpool dates of July 10.
The news from the Principali'ies indicates
de cisive battle Omer Pasha was at GuI 90.
20. with 1000 men, and the allies and turks
60 900 strong, were advancing to rcInt"cr
him. The French were already at Raslc'iuk
and the English half way between Shnml1 and
Rustchuk. The Russians were at Fral''ench''.
10000 strong, aud were continually being fe
infnrced
The Russians had been defeated at Cherna'
voda and the place captured by tue Turks
The Russians had also been defeated at Waite
schl. 1t was rumored that he Russin Gene
raj Aruep had committed suicide. The death
of Prince Gortschakof was reported at ST. Pc
,ersburg. 500 persons had been arrested CHAR
sed with plotting against the Government.
In Spai., the revolution was sprtadIng.-
The garrison at BARGE Iona had declared ag,lns'
the Government.
The circ ul,r Of Hollinshead & Setlry states
the sales of cotton. since the sail ny of the AZ
rica, at is 600 bales On Tue-da, there wa
Il better demand at stiff,'r rates. Breadstnlf
had defined. Provisions were lower.
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HEADQUARTERS,

ORDER No. -.
TINIlE following Regiments will parade for reTie"
i and drill at such times and places as are herein
indicated:
The 39h Regiment of Infantry viii parade at Do
mnicks on Tuesday the 25th Of July.
The 3Sth Regiment of Infantry will parade at Ja'
lapa, on Thursday the 2Ith Of July.
The 10th Regiment Of Cavalry will parade at Mar
tins on Saturday the goth Of July.
The Auth Regiment of Infantry will parade at Boyds
on Tuesday the lst of August
The 4lst Regiment Of Infantry will parade at Park
on Thursday, the Sd of August.
The 45ta Regiment of Infantry will parade at the
Burnt Factory on Saturday the 9th Of August.
The Bath Regiment OF Infantry will parade at
Unionve, on Tuesday, the Sth Of August.
The 9th Regiment OF Cavalry will parade at Glenn
Springs Oh Thursday, the lu,h Of August.
The Seth Regiment Of Infantry will parade at Tim
mons, on Saturday, the 18th Of August
The 37th Regiment Of Infantry will parade at IL
kns, on Tuesday, the 18th of August
The 34th Regiment of Infantry will parade az loFk'
vile, on Thursday, the l7th OF August.
The 4Gtll Regiment of Infantry will parade at Eoe'
nezervillc on Saturday, the 10Th Of August.
The 2 st Regiment of Infantry will parade at Ian
Easter, on Tuesday, the 22d OF August.
The 9th Regiment Of lnErutry will parade at Rich
Hill, on Thursday, the oath of August
The 26th icgment OF Infantry will parade at Ches'
terVlIle on SATURDAY, The IOln OF august
The 9Th Regiment of Cavalry will parade at longGe
on Tuesday, the 10Th Of August.
The oath Regiment OF Infantry will parade at Bells
on Thursday. the 3lst Of August.
The 25th Regiment of Infantry will parade at Winns.
boro, on Saturday, the I'd ofSeptember
The 22th Regiment of Infantry aud the 9th Kegl'
ment of Cavalry will parade at or near Camden, on
Tuesday, the 5th of September.
The 2Oth and 44th Regiments Of Infantry will pa
rade at Sumtervc, Oh Thursday, the 7th Of Septem-
Der.
The officers and non-commissored officers will as
sembe on the day previous to the reviews OF their
several regiments for drill and instruction.
Volunteer Companies will he Thoroughly inspected
and the books of Beat Companies will be examined.
Generals Of Division and Brigade will, with their
Statia, attend the reviews Of their respective com
manGs
Generals of Brigade are charged with the extension
of this order
Ards.de. Camp to the Commander-in- Chief are re
qured to attend the reviews in their several Brgades
and those residing in the Brigadcs to be reviewed
are invited to attend.
By order of the Commander.in-ChiaE
H. 6. u. DUNOVANT,
Adjulant and Inspector General
June 27. 26 tr
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CAMDEN HOTEL

Is aou open ttr the accommodated Of The Tra''
ding Public.
TT is an excellent and conmodious building. rev md
i we'll fitted up aud lately put ina state o:compets
repair The Rooms are large open and airy; tnetam
lily parlors well furnished Tie Table will be supplied
with every thing which an excellent country market
will Afford and attended BY the best servants.
The Bar will he supplied with tie choicest Wines
and Liquors.
THE STABLES
Are well fitted up attended by careful and e1periene
ed Ostlers, and well supplied with Irovendcr.
ALSO
Lots prepared for the accommodation Of Drovera With
excellent water cnllvenCnccs.
There will at all times be an OmlIbusin attendance
to convey passengers 70 and from the Depot.
". NJ. WATSON.
Camden. May 30, 1854. "a
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TO Music TEA< HERS
AND CHURCH CHOIRS.

1JUSlC Teachcrs, Church ClIoirS and Amateurs
MI generally arc hclchy notified that new MO,
SIC BOOK of Choice and Standard Tunes, entitled
The Se,uphina or CMistian Library cf Church -huse
il lust published in round and patent noles, contain
ing 496 pages, at the low price Of So dozen Single
sample copies sent by mail prepaid Is cents or three
copies for 50.
1000 Agents Wanted-To travel ana sell IN eve. We,
History of all the Religious Denominations containing
so articles and % portraits
$1,000 year can be made by active and pushing
men, by selling these works. very liberal percent
are will be allowed to those who purchase for cash.
or will send us their notes at four mouths with good
endorsen Address
JOHN WINEBRENNER, Harrisburg Pa.
Aug. 1t. SpartanGwg Erpress
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Charleston Standard.
DRICES OF SUBSCRIPTION-Da per annun
Il in advance SC: Tri.weekly So Weekly 81.

DRICES OF SUBSCRIPTION-Daily per annum
l. in advance Sc; Tri-weekly So; Weekly So.
This journal presents daily report of the cotton
market of Charleton, daily report Of the markets
other Cities daily report of the arrivals and depar-
turc of vessels and daily summary Of news and tclc
graphic information.
1t also presents weekly report upon the entire
market including cotton, grain, hay, groceries, stock
exchange freight, &C., &C.. accompanied by compara-
tive tables of the receipts and exports Of cotton rice
lumber &c. Also, tables showing the price o. stocks
bank bills, exchange, &c
brief but careful consideration is given 10 oil the
leading questions that arise srarng neither labor
palms, expense to keep up with the times; with as
little circumlocuton possible, will tell our read
ers all we know about them
All Postmasters in the State may receive subscrip-
tions for us and persons paying money into their hands
will have the paper sent to their address.
July 80, L. W. SPRATT i co.
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NOVEL AWARD Ar SCnuoL-A llUSBApT.
The jacksonville (!li.) Female Seminary, under
charge of the Rev. &. &. Srlteck, ou"ht t" br
r.unea very popular in>i'u ION. Anon! The
wards 1T its late Gel alton WIS the follow
ing: "rn Miss Hattie J. iline, for nlerku' S.
nf disposition. kind heart dmr>> aud affection, Il
husbam-AIr Austin horkweli.'
The eCnrl>iilutinna>t OF thai place says, "thi..
latter presentation VAS Iniie unexpected 10
"">t of the audience Such Il n'zr ha> never
i,"cn given in connection with the school >ii"e
:hc present pri,rp ha been in it. We w"dld
=r..e>t the pr"rriety "f makiug such pize-.
i,.>ta.J ~ hooks, gil! rings, &c., since, there
t.r doubtless those vino wi furnish themselves
:" he given tn the deserving, and instead OF
.. ,,,s ii cost t. the insliuO il other Ila,I>.
=: :,onht i, might hiring snnne inc"mr, lis we
! .nbt n.t >nn:e ~"nd Il, for the privilege Of
:.,.s used a> ,Hiz">. We think, also, that such
st. ~, an"rvnt will he satisfactory to the ladies.
{ sc nay Judge by the Willingness with which
Ills Ilime took aud promised to cherish her
,ize wi,hall c"l ugal alI, clior.
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DIR. GUYSOTTS IMPROVED EXTRACT OF
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilia. put up III the largest
sized b,ttles contains the pure Honduras Sar'
sa,rilla til any other preparation eXtant whirh i
cI,amicollv combined with the ;xtr,ct OF Yellow Dock
and the Extract of Wild Cherry thus naking the rem
edy NOR. thoroughly efficient than any o;her Hirsaa
ra before the prhlc. At the same time is perfect
" free from all mineral pnis 's which cam It he salt
OF any other OF the Sarsaplrla comp 'nd' lhr III
valid should beware of poisonsl Mercury Iron. Qul-
nine Potash. Iodine Snphar, Arsenic, and many other
mineral and metallic p'is'ns. enter into and form the
active basis of most nt HE SarSaparas and PanaceaS
Oft e dav Guysotts Compound Extract of YELLOW
d. uck and Sarslparlla does not conain patl"le o'
these s,lI,st,llceS any ascertain by aplyin-
the necessary tests
Let Ill poison us Sarsaparia preparations alone.
and use tiuySUt's Improved Extract "i Yellow D"cN
and Sarsaparilla which is thoroughly eticacnu' per
ilctlv harmless and purely vegetable All Kinds I"
disease Weld to its genial Influence.
~ See advertisement