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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-10-27

j. r
,a4 TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
Experience has rendered Dr. X. n most successsuI
practitioner In the Of all diseases OF priyats
nature; msnhood's debility, an impediHcIt 10
marriage; ner' and sexual infirmtes disae..s Of
the skin and those arising from abuse of mercury
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
There is an evil habit sometimes indulged in hy
boys, IN solitude, often grow ing up with them TO man
hood; ana winch, IT not reformed in due time not
on! 3eEets serious obstacles to matrimonial hapi-
ness, but give rise TO series of protrcted insidios
and devastating afrc tiOns. ~.
rev OF those who give wiy to this pcrnrious prac
tIce are aware OF the Consequences, until they % the
nervous system shaft cred feel strange and
able sensations, and vague fsars in the mind fSen
pages 1888, 90 Of DR.. K.s book on s.SefprcseTyu-
tiOn." ." ''
The Unfortunate thus affected, became, reebr, i,
unable to labor with accustomed viyor, or 10 uni,y
ms m'h" 10 STUDY; ms step ~ tardy and weak h:
dull, irresolnte, and engages even his SPORTS with
less energy than usual. - -,... d.. =. 80
Ii he cmanclPate himself before the practice hn.
done It's worst and enter matrmoix, his il
Wfruiuul aud his Sunsc tells him that this l.. dong
10y his early iolirs These consd ,rittions wirh
should awaken the attention of all VINO arc simiur,
situated.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-10-27

IAEtTLE, III. JUnt z, Itlg,
lAavo used Prof o. J. Woods Hair Restorative,
and have admired its wonderful effects. NJ! hair WAS
Becoming, as thought, prematurey gray, but by the
usa Of his Restorative it has resumed s original color,
and have 10 doubt permanently so.
ffL S. BREESE, ex-senator, U. S.
%. J5WO0D 6 CO., Proprietors, 3l2 Broadway. \.
r., I'm the great \. Y. Wire Railing *stablishncHt)
snd ia Market ST., ST. Louis, Mo: And sold 10y all
good Druggists. .y locL ., 'j7'-3m
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-10-27

nm sndafter MONDAY, August 81, 1851,
" TrainsN NH run as follows:
Baltimore and Cincinnati Express wi i leave
Cincinnati at 6.25 a. m; one hour for dinner
on the steamer John Buck, at Q. 80 D. M; ar
rive at Grafton at 9.i4 p. IN. 90 minutes for
supper; arrive al Baltimore at 8 80 a. m. next
morning; az Philadelphia at p. M, and ew
York ats n nj. - e.
ChtllicOtlIe and HiilSbOrOush Ac-
COIN notation -r-T
Will leave Cincinnati at 8. 30 y. m, stopping
al all slatisns. Arrive at HiIlsborough. OF
$40 p M; Chilicothe at 1925 p. m.
baltimore and CiHcihllati Night
Express
WILL leave Cincinnati al 3 p. m. arrive ut
SCOTS Landing at 6.45. a. m. one hour for
Petersburg al 9 o. M, arrive at Grafton at
i.sO p,Im.. and at BailimoIe att $50 a. M,
nsIt morning.
.Hhs 8 p. NJ. train will leave on Sunday, in
stead OF Saturday. -.. ...
Passengers taking this route will save both
In time, distance and comfort, and will not be
subjected to frequent charges "t cars, and the
Hlsk Of missing cnpnecllonS, as other routes.
Baggage checked through to Baltimore, Phil
stelpha. w lshiDglOn City and New York.
Though tickets can he obtained al the Com
lsny's Offices unier the Spencer House, No.
burDet House, and at the Ticket Office ct
the Little Mam Depot.
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA MARIETTA.
GEORGE BARNES, Superintendent.
JOHN FOGGlTT, General Ticket Agent.
sept. Stu. 81.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-10-27
GhATINI GRA TXS!L GRATIS,

MARRIGE GUIDE-YoUNG,s GREAT
PHYsIoLoGIcAL Work: Tie Pochet AScu-
tapius. or every one his own Doctor, by
Nm. Young, NJ. ID. ~..
It's written IN plain language for the en
ersl reader, and is illustrated with upwards
OF One hundred Engravings. All young mar
req pe"ple' or those contemplating marriage,
and having the least impeachment to married
lIie' should read this bDok. Il disclOseS Sc
crets that every one should be acquainted
with; still, 1t is book that must be kept
locked up, aud not lie about the house. 1t
VIII .be sent TO anv one on the receipt of tweL-
ty-hve cents. Address DR. WM. YoUH0, i52
Spruce street, above FAurth, Philsda., Pa.
Jnae .. JfsT-R4
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-10-27
Very truly and gratefully yours,
.yt5" SOLOMON MANN.

FREsp WOOD II was long time after saw You
81 Blssord be;SFc got the bottle Of Rastortiyc for
which you gave me an order upon your agent IN De-
tro;, aud When got il twscocludcd TO try it on Mfs.
AaHn's hair, the surest test of its power II has
done ali that you assured it would 90; and others
OF My family and frienda having witnessed It's effects,
are using and recommending its use to others MS
eBtied to the highest considerations you claim for il.
Again, very respectfully aud truly, yours,
SOLOMON MANN.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-10-27

HAAtLToN, Ohio, Nov 10, 1855
DU. RoBACE-Dehr Sir--l have road in the n Nv sna-
pers Dmny ounts of e,cs 5d y your Sea nn.
avian Remedies, bat consider my own at as
interesting and Gus any OF them As far AS
you concerned Testimonial nore or less Ia Of
little consequences. Your fame 10 established and nv
abatement cannot add TO your ceisbrity. Bal for the
bened OF my fellow creHturos desire to ma known
tho facts When called upon YOU at the Instance OF
a dear friend or the 2lst Of March last | had been
nine years sufferer from euta rrh. The irritation of
the nerves and meBbrane of tho head was intense
that sometimes IL sluloAj drove me crazy could moi
sleep, and free from un pl srnsh toys
At various times Ave di1rent ply had sd
me, each one treated III HIS own way, but none of
them did ire any good. despaired OF ever ssaing
another we'll day, and whom call nj your consultn
ton roCls had very litts hope OF relief. BY yonr
advice. entered iInn --diutey upon "A regular course
was encouraged by tho cheerful, hopeful way in
which you spoke and resolved t7Cty 10 follow your
direction In less than week, all the ~ poms
Of my complaint began 10 take midsf ro-n, and so
tontnned to improve from week TO week until, at the
end of tree months, head entirely relieved.
and eyory trace of the cntorrh had eft However,
continued to take the remedes for nearly six weeks
longer, because found thry building up my
strength aud fortfyng my constitution. Six months
have elnpssd since tho cure wns finished, and have
had no sign OF relapse. shOuid bs glad to this
cter or the substance of it, in print for the guidance
OF others. You're, with hbartfclt grHtitude
t-" Mrs. AUGUSTUS COOCH.
Por sale by d. Reed, Poneroy; Hugg & Kennedy
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-31

THE FOLLOWING LIST OF VALUABLE
Laad. are offered f,r sale u the der COED an
the meet favorable terms the prlces beary moderate
one fourth cash and the balance III one tive three
and four years, with ten per cent Interest.
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W e SCI and y n \ N -E 1 u sec o Town
NE q y y : 81 sec 10 r 9Rir
III ) W r. 4 aud W 4 ofsE i of Gee a. 7
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NEs Nv of secs ,TTpglE
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wsofNws Of .ee ss TsRi
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RAE
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p96,t BLAKEAoRE . LAwEs.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-31

Our Democratic friends have rather oyer
done themselves In this psrsecatios bushes.
In the Arst plaes, they cried before the.
were hurt, and then when told that nobod,,
intended to harm them or their candidate
they continued to CRY out persecution
20 Justify that suspicion las been aroused
They boosted so ridiculou-ly OF the peculiar
honesty Of their candidate, and made s.sci
remarkable attempt to prOse him honest
when hi. honesty had not been questioned,
and have taken such pains 20 hold him W
before this community a. martyr, that the
people begin TO wonder whether honest mcn
are 90 scarce in this community, that a man
must be elected Sheriff six times consccu.
lively because he happen. not to be 6 ras-
cal, or whether this man 90 transccnds all
his fellow citizens in honesty ~ TO be en-
tirely above the reach of searching invcsti-
CATION We have not taken 50 much for
granted - his friends desire. We have been
At the record. &c his virtues, and ON the
strength Of these records we charged yes
terlay land il was our first charge, and
forced from u by their course that large
number Of executions have laid in his hand
for years, without any return being made,
when the rule and law Of Court demanded
that returns should be made within seventy
iays We have now more 10 SAY.
~ or.,ts.u. = v...~. H.. $3.50. r.. n -
u ten, fifteen, twenty, fifty dollars, forfeit,
ures &c., amounting to large sum in the
aggregate, and which, il collected, should
have gone to the S,Aoo, Frnd, not County
The Aars 40. gone there. II they have, let
Mr. Leonard show n certificate from tl,.
proper officer to prove the fact. n they
have not, and we charge they have not, lie,
him tell the people what LA, become o.
these executions. why have they mot been
returned, properly endorsed !" no proper
ty ieund, " if no property 'cas found. II the
property was found and executions served,
where are the prcceeas The facts ar.
plain. Property was found OF it was not
found lffound, can the proper officer Ger.
der that he received the funds lie can
not. II not found, can the proper ofiicers
again, show record tina, he has thus re
turned the executions No such thing. -
And yet we are guilty II kind Of political
blasphemy to even ~ much as question th.
immaculate purity Of tin, man, and 10 in.
sist that IL il timc his accounts were being
settled by the election Of a successor! w,
are psfseesii..g him, forsooth, because W,
ask this. Let the people judge We arr
not making idle assertions; we are talking
from the record II our Democratic friend.
don't like this talk, they have only them.
selves to blame. They have been laborin,
to make capital out Of persscuiioa for charge,
We have nc, utterei--let them Mbw attcmp,
IL on charges we hare made and stand read,
to pnor. They have brought thing. to b
point--they have unintcntionally made ii
issue-and We are ready to meet them.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-31

Many Republicans openly assert that the,
Will now vote for Harvey Leonard; tia,
the contemptible and inexcusable mode o
slecfscneering against him by the Gazette,
such - ought to bc discountenanced an,
discouraged, and they will show Harve,
Leonard their mistaken confidence, in hi
integrity Is man, In his hossssty rs an o.
Hesr, and that they sympathise with hin
N the wrong sought 10 be done him by Ii.
bel and calumny.-Demoera..
Does the Ds~ocros really suppose i, can
make any body swallow such stuff As thi, 7
kspablicaas vote for Harvey Leonard, and
vote Tor Harvey Leonard because the Gass,.s.
treating him in . respectful manner, has
seen Ii to express the opinion, that il i.
time the people werr knowing what their
public servant V doing, a. Mr.. Leonard him
elf acknovledees they hare the riglf to
know. Republicans vote for him because
the Gassets has insisted that ten wears i
lOag ssough for any man to hold the Office
d ShsrG, and that M. Leonard should be
- exception. Republicans vote for him
bscaass the Casssss he's honestly talked q
Mr.. Leonard - though be were . mortal
liable TO errors In common with the rest d
humanity Republicans must feel comfort
abb indssd to be patted on the head ap
provingly By the Nats Dssoeaf--a papel
which - abused and slandcr~d their party
principles and men, more unscrupulousl,
than any other sheet in Iowa. We are told
By fAds paper that Republicans are going to
vote IA street. fellowship with il, and for the
very man who 10 At the head and front of
The opponents Of the Republican party in
this county, and has done and Is doing more
than any other man TO cripple It's power,
and who will stoop to triclery and secret
Vaccinations quick - any other Democrat
IN Scott county to accomplish his objects
We are told thaf Republicans will vote TO
place him again In position where he can
WELD powerful oGlciai influence to help
crush the Repablieaa party-and that Re-
pusascaA viii do this C. express their con-
dsmnAaicn q The course II the Ga,esfs That
- T.tHs SSA@sAAsss ~ chtO1 III
pohucal canvas, the members Of its rarty
sss % turn around and vote Cor their most
snscsupslous enemies, and against the prin-
capsss I'D best interests Of their party-juss
- sxpsss thsir condemnation Of m editor |.
We have sssn no evidence YET II any dispo-
dtioa anoag The Republicans to make such
Sooas II thsaselves. The Ds~sera, i. .;m.
~ puh,shiag bold untruth 70 L.ck /.
cewasdiy cousss. II d infant on making .
nastyY u ~ candidate. II Is prActicinr
- cd ssls pssssesaida enne, but IL dis
gnsaiag alniag von's hsiag eynnshizinx
ssns - - sys a sssa II ON pastizans.
II Dansesso havs obeainsd the services
e ehsis s1UD0 vUs,ie ai1lss, Vim shov
haUh = TT desss e ~ vas,s sperer
- - ~ - 49, ar =. -
sAH&} u11sg - = szsd y s.
- a10Isg arps1 ssslD esnni.ssseisr
sisysins s.ssy.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-31

taken the Democratic party OF Wisconsin,.
Il has been laid ON thick and fast, with
double coating-shingled, mortared, tarrcd,
plaStercd, and rubbed IN, until the party
resembles more the ghost Of spring colt
dead, dcmised, deceased and done for, with
out skin, flesh or bones-than anything
having life, longevity, elasticity, yigor, vital
ity, or wide awake component parts,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-31

We have occupied entirely too much space
the last few days, we are aware, on the
Sheriiiality question, but there seems no
way u avoiding il. We arc, however, and
our party should be, proportionately just -
much interested in the other Offices 20 be
tillcd as this particular one The Rcpubli.
can candidates for County Judge, Recorder
Surveyor and Coroner. are all good men
good Republicans, and amply qualified fol
their respective Offices.
r. Linderman, Esq, candidate for County
Judge, is lawyer Of talent aud experience
lie resides at lie Claire, and at home, whore
Ne Il best known, enjoys the respect of men
fall parties. Ills qualifications are indis-
putable. Ills moral worth is unqucstion-
able.
Mr. j. McCosh, the present Recorder,
was nominated by acclamation for rc-clec-
lion. lie has fulfilled the duties Of his Of
ice in an entirely UNDERSTANDABLE manner,
md We promise he will not ask the Office
ior even ten YEAR, much less for twelve
years or for life. lie Is too well and popu-
iariy known to need introduction.
Mr.. VIM. p. Campbell was also nominated
by reclamation for reelection to the Office
Of Surveyor. lie has made an excellent
Surveyor As he and has oppoasaf are both
known IN this community, il IL entirely UNI
necessary 90 say anything more, or 10 draw
distinctions which the people will do Cor
themselves.
Mr. VIM Enev, the candidate for Coroner,
Is good man and generally known. Every
Republican can vote for him with implicit
confidence in his moral, business and polti-
cal worth
II Is 20 be hoped the Republicans will
vote this ticket including the Republican
candidate for Sheriff, without scratching !
name We can elect every man, IL we but
go 70 the polls, and vote Tia. entire ticket.
Every man on tins ticket j. d. good ii not
better iran than his opponent Republican,.
owe il TO themselves and o. the future wei
fare Of their party, 10 vote the ticket entire
One vote given 70 an oPpcsing candidate
counts them two. We cannot spare a single
vote The election, especially icf Sheriff, Is
bound to be very close. Every Democrat
will rally to support his own ticket. Cannot
we for once initiate their unity Can we
not spare ourselves the ienominy Of defeat
Can we not place ourselves in position to be
safe from the insults Of their red-mouthed
Qualifications atfey the election
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-31

VoIer or IowA.-The August number
OF this excellent educational periodical is be-
fore us. Ii contains good deal Of reading
matter relative to educational matters, aud
should be in the hands u every teacher in
the State. IL is NEATLY printed, and pub
lished by Jas l.. Enos, at Cedar Rapid..
The Io,oe " iofd is lss,ied monthly, at the
low price Of 81 per annum.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-31

A DEMocRATIc DAGrERRorYpE os TIM
DrMoeRAIIc PARTr.-Carpcnter ofthc Mad
iSon Wis., Aarict, gives us the following
specimen Of his oif-hand method with biz
brother Democrats:
Why is our party to-day On is knees be,
fore the world7 X requires no soothsaycl
or sorcerer TO answer that question. The
party has played with edge tools--dull q
old hoes At that-and has got cut il has
fiirted with political cy prians, and got Tilted
Il has slept with pilfering shavers, scoun.
drels, and knases, and has caught the bar
ber's itch. Ii has brcathed the pcstilential
malaria fuming from the lair~ Of old, rotten,
unprincipled, sca,rvy- healed, milk -and-watcr
broken down, cast oil, leprous pukes, cancer-
Gus thieves, superannuated pick pockets,
treasury plundering, refuse Abolition ofiice
seeking, whisky soaked, double distilled buff
loons and PenitentiAry scallawags-who
have prcyed and gorsed upon the party and
the people, until the substance VI each y Ill
exhausted, and they lock = I'm, laak, thin,
nsags and cadaver0us = twies eearve3 hy-
enes, eostinsd in The Diumol owomp u ~.
~ and advsrsisy, thsoseh : thsn16nd Ser
1aes0. = ssu, slsse, bAil, ~ 11nn1sg,
lighssone tsnpsses, and ifrstsissah1D -
~.
Sach y the iatcd nalady tl.as H. Over
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-31

sAs. 2 Mia cnaA d ssvss
MILLS &DEwxY,
1etsFneys Z Csunsslsrs Dc Law,
REAL xsfArx AND LOAN BRoKHRs
No. Q, HoGman's Block Main street



HHnpp As1s buskiey. -..-..--...--.--N Cmy
~ msnssr, n9eSs~y Co, ~ Chy
Chss u Mills ca.......................... Bc.sos
Converse, Harding D Boston
Slek o,s Campbell Daycnpor,
Cook : sargent .a,enp.r,
i n.s;s ';s .ss.s. g. rh', !; 'ss.
Hem, Farnam. Vac ~ an ira
ns,'i. Na.is - ..--'--'.-...-'.--'--.c SS,eae"
NoiLS BILLS VI EACHAN0E, MEX
will be promptly collected In any para Of the State
aud nj all poinis the MIssis.pp fosn H. Louls 10
Real Es,a.s soush, cold .nd lsassa, money invrssru
sr loaned on =. cs,ass security on eominisston ana
warrants bought, soid And located Taxes paid fos
We otter for sale the following Real Estate, and
snd Two ,nIis. from H. r,s1 xh II - .y M M
aei, 20 ee',sr opportunities Tor investment can Dc
found than These present
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY
No ! House on Brady street 70, block Rus
now bringing good rea,.
PrftScu! new tpt ~ wiz eoiu Nj
No . House ard 10, on ff,h street, corner Of
nears, new y" ''e'' -" '''''''1 80
.a,a.s ~. ay soo nDas sss,, anu ,o,, on
ton OF Lot being located on. corner
No O House on Brady .,r.e,. nearly new uox
rsnnng Ter esso but purchaser could take pos'es.
seven room.
-
| butt and commcdioa. now reusins n, 40 IL,
| s0xIso
| M
high, good ~elI-pries go -->
rrruppovrn --,,v ,,o.rn~,
~ -
no 10 Eighteen Tote In block !. Lambri;ss -
addition 3saie0 each
No u Eighteen lo,. In block = Iamtri,r'. "a at
''A"s
acre ID !. aa aas,s % '''' ard land y III
Sa "A
M ~
yo In -.
| .a.i,,,an sa,-E W w "ioeA Forrest piilont
~. =
'"' On nsaay street 'sniso
No Is Io, sh,ast "a sex,.a, 60
ane F'''pee'
No 10 Part OF 10, / block s, a. fee, fraa, an rr,
I"'ee.
No % Lot 3block % on the llud aho,, /, n. j,pos
0he % 'he hns'' si'e. for Residence In the city
roaf valuable lots 10 be Wit
~" . n ot Va pnrant, ta0 bargain
No "a A len .~r. ,,s A, H.. -.
~ :" ePPS' davenport
No ~ Eleven and one half aerce N I-c.~y p.x.,
port, containing good quarry ana well wr,sres
tract OF lso acres about two miles iron
cold IN parcels 10 s,,is rn-eh.ss, ,I .ns VII y
" ~" Purc"se~fs anu on easy 'rrm-
So "a :. -. - -. ~" sAN
10 y a farm OF - acres two miles from u.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-31
RrrUprlcAx STATE coSyYSrlo..

RErUDL1CAx STATE CoNyFNTlo.
The Reyucsieans of the State cf ioss viii meet u
seavssrcn 81 Iowa City, on "Wednesday August ia'h
iss', for Gsscral consultation upon ma;'srs 81 vita
importance.
Il The amsndcd Constitution 10 aasftsdai the At.
INST s.seton. candidates for oc~rihNr and Lieutenant
Governor vii BE IL: t. nosnEE;''s Al said coa's.
sion.
TIE ratio 81 rsTsssEisi'aH ALI e rae delegate ioi
s-svy c.s luri.sd Republican voters IN zach eouri
~ And e.. aai;!o.s delegate for fractions over g.
voters Coza;iss, Nc; having the reqaislic rumeet
Of Rspalcaa so,rr. eaiiils them y one deesat,
BY the ratio adopted Will never he-ss be entitled To
one delegate
D. order II The state Central Committee
SArl.fR HARDWOOD
HENRY UCDNSOk
Nm ZEN CLARKE
0EO. II. wo0DiN
,e0 HIRAM PRICE.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-31

oOum1DuNN6 ujWu0
hon SALE At FAIR PRICES, AND ALI.
L on long credit, 10 facilitate improvement.
COOK SARGENT
will eel ots TO parties who will build On then, ,h.
season az moderate prices, aud ON credit Of one
two and three years iuns,T
DWELLING HOUSE ON BRADY STREET
- for sale-Thc undersigned offers for sale III,
DweiiinF hsn.e On Brady street cor. OF Thirteenth
containing eight rooms ad cellar Ground e i3O b,
10 Rect contains stable, shed nne apple pear plum
well. ~''s
The above 10 one Of the pleasant residences 10
10. city and viii BIC sold nj . very low price
APp5 !" JOHN G, uAtIE
F5 vi Cook q Haagrnts
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-31

EVERYBODY Is INFORMED THAT
JOUI,
No. - Brady Sareea.
THREE DOORS ABOVE THE POST OF.
l. fIcE has on hand the following assortment q
Pef1oeuees:
MUSK ROSE, JOCKEY CLUB,
GERANIUM ROSE, SWEET BRIER
cTTRoNEI.lA ROSE. PATCHoULY.
MILE FLEuRs, HELITRopE,
NEW MowN HAY, SPRING FLOWERS
JASMINE, WEST END.
VIOLET, BoQUET CAROLINE
BOAT YACHT CLUB, JESSIE,
MIGNIoNETTE, vERBESA
BoQuEr ORIENTAL
All the abcve Extraeis are Of y superior quality
aud scld Al 20 ccnis per bottle sAnrLE osrs
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LuBINs EXTRACTS.
COLOGNE WATER,
LAVENDER WATER
FANCY SOAPS, AZ, &C.
No 8 Brady street, three doors above Pear Omcc
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