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THE WIDOW BEDOFT PAPERS
Il Here Is csp al Sgpop,s Of ibis
LAUGHTER-PROVOKISG BOOK.
From The se~.York oAl, New.


From The Se#.York OAIs New.
"Tbissa book OF senliae hlmor. M Samuel SLICK $50
well take up bis hat make his bow aHd re,e r4f,
tie tom tho of De III i'tTi1u' Nrs
Csudl. bu % Yankee huuor sud fun rhA Old stl pre-
serted the wife Of Deacon Hssekier Bsdot She '
tirn he Usveses Der tO mos. al tbs n,i.seiole
men IN exeEr-ion bolehl % visit
her sster-esrns thai Elder sbecuAgo -hstck Suiiie has
bacon widawer though voert Prosb,en4n bslore che
Elder mo becomes attendant on az Serta preieh
ing The Elder is oos six Widow Bdot ends hin c1os,
.top the poet lines and these thJr1 tAr
SPECIMEN the widows poetic talent, We SCI ct couple Of
t.nsw OF average from. the line. to Elder sniss
o. Reverend 3r do declare
II drives o, TO Sepzy,
To th nh q you pm there,
Down SICK sikh lnhuenzJ
body d thousht Il IS enough
To yer wtfe's depsrter,
Without such troub ~ th. ere
To tollsIi3 srter.'
The poetry ard m.dci sent, to be dppedn hos
VINEGAR every minutes oil night to make the rest
comfortably, Gu and snsbee the widow " take af
,utase o Absence Of the dsesse TO on IA Psen
which cid by marrying Ln-bs being al he une On ler
tie ceu.on rich wiaow when abe was not "orh
shortly bsoie the Elder popped the qne,tion The widow
retired the house and there ssns pSntve
dltty, from which extract The following;
'Ihe.rd him prescb-I heerd him pray
heerd him sweeuy sins,
Dear SUI bow rid feel that day!
IL was dretfu thing!
Full { rty dollars woule rive
lived contnner-d APART
For tough hes made my .peFrt I'VE
The widow overheard BY tbs Elder: ard what
follows Se re.deT vii hpd IN oe eIos which s up wiz
q. DERBY, Publisher New'fork,
and 'or sale by all Booksellers
Copies sent ~ n all OF rec,ipt Of price
CHAMBERs's JOURNAL (Reprint) for DE-
" CkMbER-Published THIS DAY.
Office No. SO Nssssu-st Sun Buildings
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ii Az E YOU r E A d I
- In respect the NOS p,p1l1 entertaining and 's<J
bOok Of the cay.
THIRD sDrrros vow hEAcy;
CROTCHETS AND QUAVERS;


CROTCHETS AND QUAVERS;
Or, RFyFLaT ONs OF AN OPERA MANAGER
By MAX MAsErrsk.
Every psper notice. hanJ sAsrpl,-but
Read the following notices o'tse press;
TIE tEo surprising men Of the ms. urpr' ep'sA
are upqaestsnAbiy Louis Napoleon and MAJ Msre5ek
Max consider, himself The Don Oai1o,te Of oper. Mirror
I'VE would glad exhibit ms sst mate OF toe o. icsn
sies but the admirable address ri shieh De-
s,s, be curiosity Of biz Partisan f.nr - I'm
posn subject ibeaTps the least hsh ~ 70 blame,
roua occupy more space II cur coun1' tetn "" ase
nsnd" Y. L. J1uroa - C1ntnsFce
M Haresek tell. hi, ro-y u,t the vie ia ~nea such
tse q Iey ssu.s e ~retshet failure. ;nd orsa. 'soes
should be ctnsy 70 style ana without ,ny appearance
[cOq1er and Enquirer.
ave would make EXTRACTS five kns~ where o's' o! 70
leave g. ad II already exoeedc the sPsce hs
otIed cuIssvssto II. rsyiev would simply md
everybody read IT, tor reh instructive e hsal, ensr
Whist the ell IN al sna.ins and very s'ey atd
readable uIn- - suaisJ C11 iei
esshieh penon Rad vitneat forming 1nn, IN
ts fsvrr" N-"-h on aGa-
DE bard b, baton ard b, ehsaGr 1-r.ot!-,os o1'
Til, boE G Of al those details u pris4ts life in
IgUe scsnda that fire-t,ns Of prot s'c3n
life thai the word well shb ID teE sy,
n @a s'y poSul :s;''' w." '-A vesYS,t DsIJ NsTs
Sc atroe ucos curous pu lie behind the .-nel aad
hiSii, ns1y years GENIAL ,ueeess and failure
"Hsde..Ibes oper.dom with lnaneoso goat .nd te
i, very amusing ,rd lets he pub1c peep bebrl
the Which hey will richly enjoy Phn.d Isjsor
q" Tie yey hr't bend ofh bow has efeat,S d- i'd
9TH. trio 10 Mckee tee full ofiotere,, 4. romano b, Du
mas Fer6sp, HE history e-. ycny half Sod 10 ms
luae, he eontsInpaes combating '9i 9:ladi5g u 10
SAMUEL FRENCH. Publisher, No. ri N.,.su st.. \. Y
ard for ss BY all books sed agents Copies mailed On
.frfn If . nos maid
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A NEW WORK, By the author Of "GUS
IA HOWARD"
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rrest considering ths. gentleman the sathor Of Mamie
Gray and Woman and Her asser"-worts wah have BE-
c. me famous noveesien The scene Of the presen:
rok il laid In Ens and Ruui. Clc.ss and siberia And The
tine 10 a. present. In fact. IL se Of the pehdiug "r,
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Just Published:
i ECTTRES on ENGLISH HISTORY: As


IL mLUsTsATzDBY SsAEEsPsARE's CHRONICLE PLAYS; AID
TRAeIc POETKY By Henry Reed; eded By his bsothef
WE. B Reed. l VOL limo, eleth Z -
Thee stusoted sfteuton the time they
delivered sdGed largely Professor Reed local repu
aton The Of The Lectures Eng sh Lter,
ure has led this pub:,ior AID this sors carefully lifted
.ro re vd BY his brother VIM. &. Reed Esq., Is given 9 tie
public In the fan thai II vii fully sustain the la
nened eIs reputation and reject credit On the cause Of
AmeriC ,ebolarship. - -.
The POETlCAL WORKS OF AUGU slime DUGAsSE
roy beautifully printed tinted suPernn- paper
VITA poitrs Z, elcfh, gilt 80
This boob en- pronounced the arufious volume
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NJ BL O's g a Z D e N
IN OYesss Nah. Of tie Won6efai 80
RAYEL FAMILY.

IBLO 's g a 3 D e N
IN Opealss rrsht Of TIE Wcnoerfl 80
RAVEL FAMILY.
n;LLE R0sERf,
From the Boy. Academy Of PArs, and Ia eeAi' Of Aaa
bH'' NILE PAULINE GENE.
and NJ LIE L Ma WISDEL
ANTOINE, FRANCOIS and JEROME
PAUL BRIr LIANT and the BA LET TROUPE.
MOrDAv ByENIHG Nov d, 1855,
The ,,.rt,rmeDt, viii commence With .ae suehate eoEe
ROBERT AND BERTRAND.
Principal eh.rse.eIs BY 'hs Rsvel Family.
Aey Which wi Be proc ucea os the frr time here COMIC
Pnt. mime Ba let ertI ed
Niytn6iere. ~ no t~SOett
(Her t-st appear aneeJr
BbeYu
RohiDzxl.
"a ~
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Mime. RotD1el..... 100. .''''a Ae '" +N'ei
iHer fiu appearance
The other cbarsc,srs b. the .-.,-,,
R.VEL BALLET TROUPE
The entertainments will c:nslude WITH the 1851 he~ psn1
comic Fairy PsDI mime. - \, ,e p.x
In which the whole Rsvei tiy ana IneH SEN Soop'
6fty performers will sppesr 49,.
TICK fs....'.ss' N'
OrchettTG Beats. %
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DHILHARMONIC sOCIETY-Fourteenth Sea
il sop-l855-l856 The FIRST CONCERT VIII take p,.cs
on SATURDAY EVENING Nov. "a 1855, ct Nioos jaIdsn.
eminent artists have kindly Volunteered hen
services BKOJ RS MULLENHaUER tGhe ceiohratsd vio
hrs spd Mr.. FsDER, Daitone. Copdu:t:r, MI T. BERo~
MANI. Fxus II .kes BE- procured at Mssss SCHARr-
FNsERG g. LUlS'S No. 769 s,o.5wsyi 9. BREU5l NGs,
BrooAyp Doors open at Z; TO commence a. e o,s PM
p, CId.y L. SPItR, Secretary.
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N MrSIC-FXTRA PRETTY" While

NEW MUSIC-EXTRA PRETTY" While
~ Nusrs al .oo. HATTIE ard Thinning Of Old Zines"
By sus.n IS esD'. each sP.is ny a,Ni ton Gros15i
Golden Drop sebogii.ohe BY Men IS shs pr-te.,
have beard Nay Fl0ws-p Rivsrdas hssis ren
.ni RseheS Pcau, are al good peoes When OIL vsrh
tsi,r AZ ere prrckse vksby I'D eu: tuc 5e pieces
tttG ecOn pno' ~ ~ DI0>""p'
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TIE EEw.YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following:
L.LFADING ARTICLES: New.Yo'k on Prob inn
m. Voice OF M.asehu.erts Anerc8 and ns Va;
Drvelopmer :, Of the Day Gov wi-e for President;
EIc.l'ne, 10 IadgrIla' Arr a am m 10 Faded
Saw; Tal Of Judse Suut; Afsirsi K .nsN Con-
uesaonAl DrOm,s; Change Of ruEe.
U..XXXiVTH CONGRESS: A L.t Of tbs Members OF
the senaGs ard House Of Representative
uI.GRRAr LAND FRAUDS IN MISSOURI: Gov.
Price ,nd President Pierce Letter from william
V..TRoM KANSAS: Proceeding, OF the State coavsn-
tiOp.
y..O,F WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE: Arrival
ofihe Csnsos al ma lax -'sI News Uni MP ittanti
The Dfcults between Eosi.nd ana the Uai.si
yI.YEws FROM RUSSIA: A Letter from Our speed
CouespoI6 ent at Paris.
yH..REvIEw or THE WEEK; Giyns eonfensed
event, thst have iranspired in the City, United
states, MEXICO, Havans and Eur pc.
VIII. POLITICAL INTELLI nee: The Vo.e Of the
Ohio Lous,D,; hivs.ippii T. I4si Virginia Ala
bans, lows Minnesota Legs sure
IXDIsCOVLRIEs OF ANCIENT cIIgs IN Qua
TEMALA; ri.es. Of Fad, MT.ti'n from tue
NEW PUBLICATIONS: EIpennsttAl Iaye.tiss
O', Of tie soit n1ns.sa, By T pr. IT,
-Edted BY Gavin Cotton n. D
XL.ECONOMY IN FOOD: wh.t ,h,Il We "a.
MI. THE TRIBUNE IN THE COUNTRY
xuI..swAMP LAND FRAUDS ~ IOWA: A Letter
xlv..A iE,rER PROM rBAcKERAY ABOUT
GOETHE.
Xy..LEITER FROM WM SMITH BRIEN.
XyI..To THE FRIENDS OF AN ASrI-sLAyERY
GOSPEL
XVII. TIE AMERICAN ALADDIN
POETRY; AZ the Church Gate ;" d" The C-Lst,"
XIX..MIsCELLASEOUs; A Peculiar EDit4ph; r. mis-
sivir Another Iot4n Baft.ei Cheap bs ding Ma
terial.i Prayers 70 Noah
xX.THH LATEST NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
XXI. MARRIAGES and DEATHS.
Xu..WHALERs.
XIII. COMMERCIAL MATTERS: F1n Bepor'. Of the
STICK, Money, Cot'ou Grsin. Cst'ls -nd ctheE Mar
tsu specially reported fer The Tribune
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s5I Eve copies, IS; ten copies, sI2.
copies wrapper be Obtained e. The counter IN
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ELEGANT BIBLES and PRAYER BOOKS
IL The s1h,cih@r hss hand large .ad bs,lr
q BIBLES Ct sli sizes Of which sre
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Nfm Civilizations.

no YOU WANT TO BE AMUSED -
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WILL 10 PUBLISHED on SATURDAY,
W November p; - - 49, ,,
THE LETTFRs OF MADAME DE sEylGNE To HER
DAUGt TER AND FRIENDS.
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NEORGE CHRiSTY g. WOODS MlNSTRELS
" nightly spsis he and be:utifa 'Opr conpoed
by Julius tiz Spare my Heart from Growing d" rrice
u MI Metz hiss the Cole Drop Schot
tcb IS nt, md Il Pat with Thee bssutfsi
song Is cents The three will be mailed free r IS cens
COOK BRO, No S4S Bioadwsy.
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~ contains ia Of the finest PAINTINGS put apes
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THE HAM + 7 n l q II
lii respectfully amour cod that the Te'Te'sntsaon Of
HAMLET

THE INLET N Fl T -
lii respectfully cod that the Te2Tessrs'lon Of
HAMLET
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
On TUESDAY, November a.
In the o. es on De iouno ~ o.
,r h,, .rt.is and Known, az At from re or;
rna,c AIT The vii be prOu in novel manner aod
With ali The up,ivsed esancs and speedu both OF mb; en-
zen, and w.drobe for which the Academy dutnsu'shed
1iete,s NAV now secured =. Daoskio. AGENCY al Joss
No SIG osiSsy at Hall Sons, No z,9 brosoFay AMI a.
CTumbes Gamer Of Broadway and lftns Boxes an sE.s
4 PaIqutt and B'IcOr 'e1t', &c - ..-,~,
DISTRIBUTION OF CHARACTERS.
q. r Ware DfsnAtlr
emo of am els sac Czrk Prey Anthor &C
nsni, - "sSo.
poloniu. Thsddeus w Meghsn, ORA aust
Hora hI'5 a..
L.eIte. T. MO ehesd htoi
Earee ~ q
Ben W. - ~ LJon
sredeick NJ Edge, z ltJr
Rirst ~.
Fir,t Or anes "a ,aueru
Second Grave ri Cnae nu hplo
acknowledgements rs +. P. Lesdsrnier, Au hores
Scenery. ''.'.''.'''oJ 'lsnot HIssII
The Cou will be represented by sois' aoo gente
men Of itersry and artistic taste DO are admir- py uoAe''
only 70 sage application at Dsnkins ols Bro,dray
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6perial Notirfs.

Proelamn tion-MAYop's OFFICE, NewVork, Nov. q,
-Aekso-segps our dependence Almighty God, and
3ay seBsbe that His are tndeoedfor continued
pesse prosperity and general public health while ohr c'mmu
piss favored been soely afflicted 9th pesisDoe and
sevasoD called upon 70 return thAnks and gVe
p.,s Of being protector OF our lives aud
~ aspeBseF Of all tho bssioss we enjoy. -,
RWi these remit nents and In pursuance OF c7soU, ana
TIE Of His EIcebeDcy hyon H. Clark Governor
Of the state HtwYork that THURSDAY, the 2sh DAY o.
Eos,mbr aside Of prsse tbsntvins and
prayer es upon the of this City to observe hat Gay
% such With al respect and soemni'J'
Given my hand and ZEAL the day and year aforead
FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor.
NewYork Bible ssclety.An sej ,oIn,d %esins OF Of
sssts Hovse Ancf place THIS (Fdssy) EVENING, at u
JAMES c. HOLDEN, Rec riios Secretary.
Professor Hare'- lecture on spiritualism.cc
ppeeia ry,,ioo II POT 70 apeT D9rsma n h 49,,
ssohsD Coo, 10 zoe . SuPSrS 81 s soTr s@..
h. Socl lbs. pnb bed titled F1p'h nVestEaons
o. sort ssi,ts'icr'" win eelv'I Lee UTe on bs 50
sfS SFI rvEwSG The ssd inst which he exhibit
H. .S. mo oS spd deosp n and EXHIBIT the
rsure The involved In the production Of the s9el
{. ss%,e'' A''''l' . ''-~'-'' = 80.
Teachers, observation-disclosures monthly meeting }
BoRROW ,sstud,yj EvENING at o'clock supenot.n;
Of ss fs.e5si. Lb1,fv Fond viii 5e dssol n O'clock
Che sy.Sms AS@'An'e % PSn qsP PSNSSS Pts.t
J.. N. hLRNiE, Secy. JOhN II A4e'G
Let us Live TO be Useful.- MICS, INSTtT0TE
LEITUBEs 1850 end 1855; The Hon. HORACE GREELEY
~j &c or. before The IDstoe at Clinton ball Aston place
sp FRIDAY EVkkiNG. Nov %, commencing at O'clock
ap.est-UFNRY CLAY. Tickets tf admission Ten Cents
e. TO the Members procure their family
seasoh tctss from he Librarian at the Institute Rooms
CHARLEb II. DELANAk,(
JOHN MARTIN, Lecture Com nttee.
WILLIAM CARVER.
Brooklyn Athenmum-C oDst tin opIe.-Mr. W @:
DIX VII, lecture 1t Brooklyn Abeosum, on FRIDAY
EVFKiNG Nov 23A beginDist at O'Clock Sub act; as
sa snoope" Tickets Is oeots tc,es Tor u
Hemsn and two Ladies, 80 cents for sale a. the door,
Esrfb American Fire Insura nee Company-CHh
rB1ipa $3.50 too. Rth surJlu--Ohce No NAlst
asure ssanst loss damage by skE a. the established
JAMES W. OTIS President
r W. BLEEcKER, Secretary.
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30 mbom il Slap GnTrerH-
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IL cal n tire Office Of The riouns.
HALF CENT REWARD All persons are
u frhd ir9oipg nu.tipg on my ascoapt SobN l.
WALSH N ind cured apprentice 10 tao coa,sSo,. IraAe'
A. vii tforce he Itent " The lew. JAhe's h'Sh
Poughloep,ie, Nov q, e55.
7 ONDON MINING JOURNAL.-ADy per-
cn sbo dles the above pubctloc il confer favor y
.ddrs,nns Box No 1851 Post Oi;e, who wiAhes - 70
fer 70 some late numbers
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New-York Bible Ssciety.-An adj IuTn'd Meeting OF
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eetD = House AnoI pAce THIS Fdtsy) EVENING, at y
oeloek 2 VI. A IN oteA sttes dan &c il sq1ested
JAMES c. holden Rec riiog Secretary
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Thonfss for Businrss Men.

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i AGE MACHINERY. including P.ient Rsnts 6f Tho
States OF Ne~.YoEk. New jersey sDd Connsstiout
TO BE SOLD Al PRIVATE SALE
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THE NEW-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
III FOR NoyRMBERai.
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CHAMBERS's JOURNAL (Reprint) for De
" CEMbER-Publishsd THIS DAY.
Ofhce No. 50 Na,ssn-st. sun Buildings
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VIZ cd SERVANT. Good sERVAS5 e The Pa JrRsT-
Ant EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, No. CANINE Beect.
eat. JOHN YOUNG, Assnt.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-08-02
For the Eaton Democrat,
NORMAL INSTITUTE.

Thi, association which met in this place on
the 18Th inst, is Stillin session and dong well
Ii is superintendent by professor Hurry, who Is
no: only an abe aud worthy instructor, but :
GOOD pubiic lectL rer G.. S. Royce. instructor
in Phonelics, is well acquainted with his sub,
iect, and his instructions III The Institute are
both interesting nni instructive. Prof. w
d.. Hemkle, instructor in Algebra, has been
here but a short time, but appears 10 be a good
Algebraist. DR.. p. NJ. Ctuinc, Instructor in
Physiology is we'll known in this community
as q T Physician and warm friend Of Education.
Ike isl well read Psychologist aud a good in
s%tructor. The other instructors are all clli-
zens Of this county and are well known. The
attendance, all things considered, is good, but
il is hoped rs harvest will s on be ov.r tia
many who have not been here yet, will be III
attendance during The three weeks the lnSti'
tute viii; yet be in session. DR.. Allen, PreSi-
dent of lie farmers College, lectured on the
duties Of Teachers 10 their schools, in the
Presbyterian Church in this place, on last
Thursday evening. HIS lecture was one OF the
ablest and best productions that | have listen.
ed 10 for a long time. He is an able and SyS-
tematic lecturer and a fluent, easy ard pleas
ant public speaker. Every school teacher in
the comfy should have been present and heard
his lecture, for it would have been Of Inc IL
mable value to him. Those in attendance ap-
near to be animated with the right kind Of 4
spirit, therefore the whole proceedings so far
have been characterized 10y energy and rerSe-
yerence, and have been truly interesting and
instructive. II.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-08-02
EgenDoyd's Highly Concentrated
COmplNnR FLniA ErLMck &~itanDnriNa.

CORpJWnI rum ETt,HCt Df'SHyQriiM,
For pIrif,;n The BIO d, removing all disease.
arising from cXcg'sof Mercury, exposure and i'm,
prudence In life, c.rONic constitutional disease
arising from an impure state Of the blood, and the
only reliable and Known remedy known for the
cure OF s]CrOla'a, salt rA1Uu,, >clld head, ulccra
tons Of the throat and legs, pains and swelling.
Of the bones, ]tctter, pimplcs on the fac, and all
scGly erupt Ons D. the skin.
This article is now prescribed b. some Of the
most distinguished physicinns in the country,
and has approved more efficient in Practice than
pablic, several cases Of secondary syphilis,
mcrcurial and ScrolulOus diseases have entirely
recovered in tie incurablc wards of our public
institutions which had Tor many wears resistc
every mode oft"eatmcnt that could he DEVISED
These scS,furnish striking example ssor the sal
utary effects OF Shis medicine in arresting some
of the mosr invctcrate diseases after the gland,
were destroyed, ana the bones already affected
NOrrCE .-IetterS from responsible physician,
and professors Of several Medical Colleges, and
certificates Of cures from patients viii be found
accompanying both preparations.
Prices. Fluid Extract Of Buchu, 81 per bottle
or six bottles for 50.
Fluid Extract Sarsnparilla, 81 per bottle orsix
bottles for 81.
PREPARED and sold by II. 7. HELNBOLD.
Chemist, 2j3 Chestnut -t,ooi, ncar fla G:sa.I
House, Philadelphia.
To be had Of j. p. Broohins & Son, Eaton, o.
and Of Druggist and dealers everywhere.
Al letters directed to the Proprietor or Agent
will receive immediate attention.
July 18th 1870