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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-11-11

The WAY YANKEE MADE DOZEN CHICK.
EMS Que of those peculiarly slab.sided gaunl
Yankees, which the prolific soil down East
produces IN abundance, lately emgrated and
settled down in the vicinity of Chestnut hill.
He was the very picture OF mean, shfiy
Yankee, but as he put himself to work 10
good earnest to get his house TO rights, the
neighbors willingly lent HIM hand. After
he got everything fixed 10 his notion, a
thought struck him that he had no chickens,
and he was powerful fond of sucking raw
eggs. He was Too honest TO steal them, and
TOO mean TO buy them. At last a thought
struck him--he could borrow. He went 10
neighbor, and accosied him:
oval, reckon you haint got no old hen
nor noihin' you would lend me for few
weeksp
81 will lend you one with pleasure" re-
piled his neigh5or, picking out one of the
finest in the coops. The Yankee took The
hen home, and-theu went 10 another neigh
Dor and borrowed dozen o! eggs. He sci
the hen on the eggs, and in due course OF
time she hatched out dozen of Chickens
The Yankee was again puzzled--he could
return the hen, but how was he 10 return the
eggs' Another idea, and whoever saw Q
Yankee without ope--came 10 his relief-be
would keep the hen until she laid dozen
eggs. He then relunied the hen and the
eggs 10 their respective Understanding
as he did SO;
"Wsl, guess pve got as fine dozen o.
chickens as you ever laid your eyes on, and
they didn't cost me cent nu,her."
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-11-11
THE LaBoRER.
BY s. BRADBURY.

The uncrowned sovereignty Of him. ~
Who daily earns his bread. 81
On whom. earth 's iders coldly frown,
And fierce as lions tread,
Is he 10 whom am allied,
Whose wrongs III ever sing:
A brawny toiler at the forge,
A, heart real king.
Oh there is not in all the world,
Such glory to be found,
As circles him whose hopeful heart
With labor's love is bound.
Oh where would be the sterling gold
That's worn by drowsy drones;
And where would be The Honarch's wealth.
The pomp Of transient thrones
II labor ceased 10 use its skill,
lis lustrous deeds and ways,
Like summer beauties hen the sun
AL golden roofs The days!
For there are melodies that start
From labor's mighty chords,
As ever thrilled the human heart,
fheu WIN Olaze oil words.
The toiler shed their bitter Tears ~
For friends and kindred gone;
Yet, grand as thunter in the storm,
Sublimely struggle on.
The tyran,s shed their fellows blood,
And talk OF heavens decree;
Then strike like murders where State
Is burning TO be free.
Alb lei the silken dandies scorn
The toilers OF the land -. s-,..s.,
But lei me feel The workers heart,
His hard and wrinkled hand:
And let me labor for his class,
And win his honest thanks;
And / will own Joy unfelt
In fashions pampered ranks.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-11-11

PENSsYLvANA BANK.--A committee ap-
pointed for The purpose has been inves,iga-
ting the affairs OF the Pennsylvania Bank, a;
Philadelphia, and il IS thought the report
will be unfavorable. II is said the liabilities
o. the Bank are aboni two millions of dol.
lars--to NEE, which there are assets ar-
praised al one and ,hree-quarter millions.
Note holders and deposiiors will probably be
paid, but there will be nothing for,he stock.
holders.
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w Four boxes govern the world--tbe cat
ridge boz, the ballot box, the jury box, and
the band box.
a A Lady: sensitive plant that ,hrives
only in The centre of large crinolne fence
Rarely seen by the most practised eye.
w The Nacogdoches g Chronicle" very
gravely asks why boy in corsets is like
Texass and at once proceeds 10 answer The
question, by say:ng it is because he has a
Galveston.
T Jones, that must have been Brown
that passed. Wonder why he didn't speak
Oh, ! remember, leui him five shillings last
time saw him."
II In Ohio there is family so lazy that
Il takes two OF Them TO sneeze--one 10 throw
the head back, and the olher 10 make the
noise.
r. A fellow was brought before a court
lslely, who was so fat that he had to be tried
one half al iims. He, may certainly be
called great rogue.
E JuIius-why an, de beloved Of my
heart, Miss Dinab, de sunAower of de hill,
Ake kind OBJ cloth dsy make in Lowela
SAM don't know, nigger, why?
Julins--Cos she's an uubleached She-iing
w The papers are Dragging of an lnven.
sion By which leather can be tanned IN len
minuies We have seen The human hide,
however, tanned IN Ave. Some schoolmas-
iefs can do II in less than two.
a A eoiemporaiy in printing the speech
Of one of the Bunker Hill celebration ora.
tors, describing The place where The battle
was ioughi, made il instead, the place where
she bottle was 5ougkt.'
q A would-bs-genilemau, The other day,
called ailhe post office al Lous shboroush, (E,
and displayed his iguorance Of natural his
snry or the French language, OF both, by re-
guessing 20 be supplied with q stamped ante
lepsi sss 80:
---------s-e-se&-------
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EaMother. wheIe,s Bln ~

"My son, don't let me hear you say Bill,
again. You should say William"
"Well, mother, where's Williamp
"In the yard, feeding the ducks."
aOn, yes, see him now. Bot mother
wha, makes the ducks have such broad-a-
broad--Nilams W
eco out with your brother, directly, you
little scamp, or III cuff your ears"
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n HAnD TIMES produce one good thing !;
they check gossiping. Mrs. Clacker has on
" had company once since lasi summer.
The consequence is that the neighbof's char
aciers stand higher than they have done for
the last five years,
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THE STAR OF THE NORTH
- PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, MoRsixo By
II. w. WEAVER,

OFFICE Up stairs, in the nep brick build.
ing, on the south side Of Main Street, third
squdre belo,o Market.
TER M 8 1.-Two Dollars per annum, II
paid within six months from the time of sub
scribing Two dollars and fifty cents if not
paid within the year. No subscription re-
ceivsd for less period than ak months; no
sisconiinuance permitted until all arrearages
are paid, unless at the option of the editor.
ApvERTIsEMENTs noiexceeding one square
VIII be inserted three times for One Dollar,
and twenty five cents for each additional in.
teiiion. liberal discount will be made to
those who advertise by the year.
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1A friend Of ours says that he has bssn
without money SO long that his head aches,
"ready 10 spIit,' when he tries to recoIlect
how dollsr looks. He says. the notion ths.
tive live in world Of ekargs'' is . great fsl.'
lacy.
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w Henry String, of North Carolina, adj
yertised, last month, that a gay young man
had run off with his two daughters. This is
the most reprehensible instance of two
Strings to one beau that we ever heard Of.
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From tie New Yo,k Epening Post.
SONG OF THE STREET.

Rushing round the corners,
Cnasing every friend,
plungins inlo banks.
Nothing there 10 ieud--
pileously begging
OF every man You meet.
Bless me this is pleasant,
.Shinnlng" on the street.
Merchants very short,
Running neck and neck,
Want to keep a going
Praying for check
Dabblefs IN stocks,
Blue as blue can be,
Evidently wishing
They were tJ,ney free"
Alfour splendid railroads
Getsuch dreadful knocks,
Twenty thousand Bulls
Couldn't raise their slocks;
Many Of the Bears
lathe troubls sharing,
Now begin 10 feel
They've been over.Bearing. d.
Risky Spectators
Tumbliug with the shock,
Never mind stopping
More than any clock:
Still they give big dinners,
Smoke aud drink and sup,
t;oing aIlihe better
For q winding up.
Banking institutions,
Companies oil "lrusi,n
With other peoples monsy.
Go OF on bust;
Houses Of long standing
Crumbling In night
With so many "smashes,D .
No wonder moneys tight.
Gentlemen of means
Having lots TO spend
Save little sympathy
Nothing have 10 lend;
Gentlemen in want
Willing TO pay double
Find they can borrow
Eolhing now but trouble.
Hall our men Of business
Wanting an extension,
While nearly all the others
Contemplate suspension;
Many Of them, though,
Don'l appear 10 dread il;
Every cent they owe
Is so much 10 llieir credit.
Brokers all are breaking,
Credit ell is'cracked,
Women all expanding
As the Banks contract.
Panic sill increasing
Where will the trouble end,
While all hands want 10 borrow,
And nobody can lsndi
Running round the corners,
Trying every source;
Asking al the Banks--
Nothing there, oicourse,
Money getting tighter,
Misery complete
Bless me this 10 pleasant
"Shinniogn on the street.
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r. The recent marriage Of MIR. Day with
Miss Field presents this singular anomaly,
thai although be gaiasd the field she scon The
dag.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-11-20

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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-04-02
Township Elections.

Remember Republican friends, that Monday
next is the day for township elections. Let every
MAJ who feels the least anxiety for the proper ad'
ministration of the laws, see to it, that the proper
persons are chosen to fill the responsible township
offices. That there are plenty of such in the free
dom loving ranks of the Republicans, no SAINT
man has a doubt. Then see to it, that such are
chosen as assessors and township trustees. Sucl
men WELD an influence when taken in the aggre
gate,that is but too slightly estimated by the mas
sss. Let men of excellent judgment be selected al
Assessors, aud prudent, sensible men to fill the
trusteeships.
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Marrla9es.


MARRlED-On the Goth day of March, by
Rev. G. Ii. Reiter, at the residence of her father
Mr.. Jacob D. Lane aud Miss Kisiah ]. Beatty
both of Carroll county Ohio.
On the same day, by the same at the residence
of her father Mr.. Almond Fishel and Miss Saral
Gealhart, both of Carroll county, Ohio.
On the 10Th ult, by J. B. Roach, Esq, Mr.
Albert Belts, TO Miss Elizabeth Cox, all of Car
roll county, Ohio.
On the 18th uIt, by John West, Esq, Mr.
Francis Brooks, to Miss Mary Mcqueen, all o
this county.
On the 94th inst, by Rev. J. Burns, Mr.. W
H. Mccoy to Miss Margaret A. B. Yelling, al
the Parsonage, in Steubenville, Ohio.
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Wnnderfnl. Rnt Trna.

A few days since, Mr.. Jas. II. Beadle, Of Hunts.
vile, Alabama, called on US aad gave Us permission
to publish tor the benefit Of suffering humanity, the
astonishing cure which had been effected in tue case
of his wife by the use Of DE-, Hancs's Vegetable Epi
leptc Pills: lie informed Us, that at the time bis wife
commenced using the medicine, her system vas 50 en-.
tiFeiy prostfIted, by the number Of spastns she had
undergone, as to reduce her weight to 100 lbs, Since
she has been taxing th3 pills, she has entirely got over
the spasns and has gained in weight and bodily health
She now weighs at least 300 lbs, and declares she is
in better e~rjJyment OF health than ever before in he
life. he Beadle also related the case Of Nj. Harrison
LightlOo. Of the same town, who has been entirely cured
OF the worst form Of Epilepsy by these same pills
Hr. Lishtloots case was 50 bad that he never passed
a week without having an attack, often falling down ID
the street. lie has not had an attack for more than
year. Mr.. Beadle thinks that ifthe pills ever tail il
curing case, it is for the want of a proper perseve'
rance on the part of the person in taking them, as he
feels assured from observation in the case Of his wife,
that ii they are taken for a sufficient length OF time
they will cure any case. Sentt to any part Of the coun-
try by mail, on the receipt Of a remittance, Address
eth 5. Hance, 1903 Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md
Price, one box. 50; two, 50; twelve; $24.
March l2.-lm mo.
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%Two DAYS In A COFFIN ALIvE.-Mr. 7,
R.. Butler, a Georgia timber cutter, went to Sava-
nnah a short time since to sell timber, aud was ta-
ken sick, and it was thought died. His remains
we're deposited in a coffin and sent home. On
opening the coffin after its arrival, he was disco
vered to smile. Medical assistance was immedia-
tely obtained, and it is said that he is 4 fast recove-
ring. He was in his coffin nearly two days!
This is certainly in favor of postponing burial:
until unmistakeable signs of decay are visible.
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NNERIEE,N SALE.

George C.. PAYNE J State Of Ohio, Common Pleas.
W Civil Action,
Henry Syariz. Order OF sale.
By viru ne # an order Of sale issued Ou; Of the Co1rt
of Common Plea. for Carroll county, Ohio, an to me
directed. / will of.r for sale at the door Of tue Court
House in the town Of Carrollton, between tie hours Of
L. O'Clock A w.. ana 4 O'Clock T. H.
On Saturday, tie lea day Of APrI, 1857,
the following real estate, 10 wiE Lot number twenty.
four (2H in the town Of Magnolia, Rose township,
Carroll county, Ohio, occupied as a tavern stand. Sold
a the property OF George C.. Payne. Terms cash,
JOHN II. W~HlTCRAFT, Sheriff.
darch IL, 1857. I'd pr fee :, 80.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-04-02

re- Hon. John Wentworth, Editor Of The
Chicago Democrat and the new Republican May
or of that city, has commenced his official term
by paying off the mortgage of $500, or over, on
the house of Mr.. Sejifert, the German Republican,
who was killed by the Irish Democrats in a riot at
the late election. He has written to the Secretary
Of the Firemen's Benevolent Association, tender.
ing to that body his salary for the first four
months, amounting to nearly $1,000.
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SIIERIFkI'S SALE.
Jonathan Long

Jonathan Long
Administrator of Order OF Sale.
John McA.ister
VS. In pursuance ofan order of Sale is.
John +. Lii dsey sued from the Court of Common
Pleas of Carroll County Ohio and to me directed. l
will offer for Sale at the door of the Count House in
}arrolltou, Carroll County, Ohio.
On SaturdqyMe 1871 dag of April 1857.
Between tie hours Of ten o'clock A. NJ and four O'Clock
P NJ of aaid day the following; real estate THE North
half of the South Wesr quarter 0 fseeion twenty eight
,25) in township thirteen (l3) of Range four "A con-
aiming eighty acres OF land in Fox Township Carroll
County O~hio--Terms Cash.
March 10. 1851. j. II. WIIICRAFT.
Pr. fee 50 90. Sheriff.
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Obituorn.


DIED-on the 28th of February, at her resi-.
dence, in Fox township, Carroll county, Ohio,
JUL Anne, consort of Nicholas Wirebaugb, and the
eldest daughter of William and Sarah Potts, aged
SO years.
1t is rarely a death SO melancholy in all its
bearings is recorded. How true, alas, is it, that
sin the midst of life we are in death" In thirty
hours from her usual health she lay cold in that
long last sleep, which knows no waking; carrying
anguish incouceivable to the hearts of the bereaved
family, and to a large circle of relatives aud &C.
quaintances.
But they mourn not as those having no hope;
for at an early period of life she became a mem.
Der of the Church of Christ, of which she was a
most deyout and consistent follower-exemplary
in all her walks and conversation. She was a kind
partner and a fond and indulgent mother. Her
last energies we're spent in calling her dear chill
dren around her, and admonishing them to pre-
pare for that momentous change, which she, her.
self was undergoing. Then, accompanied by the
pure and unsulIied spirit of her unborn babe, as.
cended to those peaceful mansions, where pain and
sorrow enters not.
''Then, for the departed no longer we'n mourn,
Nor dare of our God to complain,
While in sadness we gaze on the Wondering urn,
For soon wen embrace them again"
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

John W.. Cox State of Ohio, Carroll county
Common pleas.
VI aTy Cox, ct al Partition.
BY virtue of an order of sale to me directed, from
the Court of Common Pleas, of Carroll county and
state of Ohio; | will offer for sale at the door Of the
Court House, in Carrollton,
ON Saturday. the end day of May, 1857,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ aud 4 O'Clock
P. NJ, of said day, the following real estate situate in
East township. in said county, belonging to the estate
of James Cox, deceased; and described as fol-
lows: lst tract being sixty acres OF of the east side of
the north west quarter of section Is, of township Is
Of range 5, End tract being a part Of the south east
and northeast quarters of section IL, township 10, range
5, bounded as follows; beginning at the north west cor
ner of the south east quarter OF the above section,
thence south 4S rods, thence east loo rods, thence north
AZ rods thence west go r)ds, thence north II rods,
thence west one hundred rods, thence south II rods,
containing Sc acres. 3rd tract being 60 acres off IF the
west side of the south west quarter dissection IL, towns
IA, of range four. 4h tract being part of the south
west quarter of section Is, of township IA. of range 4,
beginning at the north east corner OF said quarter,
thence south eighty rods, thence west forty rods,
thence north eighty rods. thence east forty rods, con
tanning twenty acres. Containing in all 1876 acres
subject to the dover estate of Mary Cox, widow o
! said James Cox, deceased, set off to her by metes anC
D bounds.
Terms of sale, one.third of the purchase money il
hand, one>third in one year, and one third in two year
With interes t from the day of sale, secured by mortgage
on the premises. JOHN Ii. WHlTC1RFf, She4IA.
April Q, lS57-ts, pr, foe $500
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SERIFF'S SALE,

David Albaugh and wife, In Partition.
VS. IN pursuance o. pluIies
Elizabeth Levy. ct, al. alias order Of the Court Of
Common Ileas of Carroll county, Ohio, aud to me d.
reeted in this case, l viii offer for sale at the daor Of
the court house, in Carrollton, Carroll county, Ohio
On Saturday, tie 18Th day Of APrl, 1857,
the following described zeal estate, viz The one undi'
vided half Of lot number fifty, (50) in Atkinson.s add
ton to the town Of Carrollton, Carroll county, and
State Of Ohio. Appraised at slI5. Terms one third
cash, one.thiId in one year and the remainder in two
years, secured by mortgage.
JOIN II. W~HITCR4FT, Sheriff.
March u, 1857, I'd pr fee $50.
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Hope No. !.

At a meeting Of tie above company, held 10
tho Recorders Office, on the 18th day Of March,
1867, the proceedings then aud there had are as
follows;
Meeting was called to order by WIN. II. Cham.
per, ESQ, President, pro. TEN, and Robt McGona-
gle, Secretary. The object Of the meeting having
been stated and remarked upon, It was on motion
agreed, that the company disband, fer the follow.
ing reasons.
LIST. In consideration Of the gross neglect Of
the Town Council, to furnish a sufficient amount
Of hose and other fixtures, necessary, wherewith
safely to enter upon the important duties Of The
company, in case Of fire, this company is unwil.
ling, as a company, to be held responsible under
such circumstances.
end. The unfriendly manner 10 which the com.
pany was treated by a portion Of the citizeu' o
the place.
The members of the company. however, ten
der their sincere thanks for the kindness exhibit
ed towards them by many of the citizens.
On motion, the Engineer was instructed to de
liver the engine, in good order, to the proper au
thorities.
On motion, it was ordered that the proceeding
of this meeting be published in both papers of thi
place.
On motion, Company adjourned without day
WIN. II. CHAMBER, Pres. pro. tenn.
Rom. MoGoSAeLE, Sec'y.
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CARD WRITING.-Our friend Isaac Ulman, ESQ.,
of Carrollton, sent US a numbe! of very beautiful
and finely written cards, for which he has oul
thanks. Mr.. UIman is an excellent pensman, and
any one wishing cards written, Or desiring speci-
mems for copies would do well to address him at
CarroIIton, Carroll county, Ohio,-AHjance Times
Yes, sir ee! If you wish to obtain cards OIL
COPIES, that are executed in a style equal to cop.
per plate, apply to "lke."
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10! Farmers and Gardeners


nIIIB5I . NoWLIS IAUV4ALA1oN'
The great reputation OF Singers Sewing Machines is
founded on the tact, that they are perfectly adapted
to every variety of work. and that each one of item,
kept employed, will earn not less than
One thousand Dollars a Year.
Alpersons desiring tull and rel able Information a
bout these machines-sizes, prices, modes OF purchas-
Ing, &c. can obtain it b, applying, by letter or other.
wise, for a copy of |. NJ. Singer & Co.'s Gazette,a beau
tiul pictorial paper, entirely devoted to Sewing Ma
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Local Agents
! Wanted in every town in the United States, to whom
LIBERAL inducements are offered
N. b. We have made arrangements with many edi
tors and publishers highly profitable an satisfactory e
them, and wish to maze similar contracts will eSeIy
newspaper aal magazine in the country: For tul
4 PARTICULARS aaaress 7. n, SINGER, & Co,
Msrch 10, lS57,-9n' a23 Broadway, New. York
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al. ND PEN owINK UEsD. ga.

Nc Copy Initiated no Teacher Required. McLau-
rims patent seltinslructing process in penmanship ena
bling every one TO write with the greatest ease, elegance
and rapidlty. Ithas been adopted by the Public School.
OF New York; and by our first Merchants. The Process,
complete with full directions for use, will be Sent pree
paid on the receipt of 81. TO clubs or agents, six cop
les for IS. A liberal discount on large orders. Ad
dress leland & McLauIin, $40, Broadway New York
March 10 lS57--3m.
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'CosrAR's' RAT, Roach, BED BUG, dc,

E~XTERMINAToR
We invite special attention to "Costar's" adj
vertisement Ia another column. These remedies
for all domestic pests, such as Rats, Cock-roaches,
Bed-bugs, Ants, Ffeas, &c, are said to be invalu
able; indeed, we can speak from actual knowledge
of their rare merits. The name of "Costar' is a
'household word" to New Workers, and bis De.
pot, No. 1888 Broadway, is thronged by thou.
sands daily. AS the summer approaches we adj
wise every one who would be rid of the above
named pests, to send and procure a timely supply
of the Exterminator. Druggists and Dealers aSC
should send their orders early if they would Sc
cure a trade in articles for which there is a con
ttant demand, and on which a fair profit may b,
realized.
These remedies, we learn, are being extensively
introduced throughout the Canadas, West Indias
and South America. as well as the United States
Orders (large or small, accompanied by the cash
will receive prompt attention if addressed tc
"Costar's" Principal Depot, No. Sss Broadway
New York. "-RickqrdSo8'S Journal.
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WHITE TEETH, PERFUNED BREATH AND BEAUTIFUL
COMPLExIoS-ean be acquired By using the balm Of
a Thousand Flowers" What lady or gentleman woull
remain under the curse Of disagreeable breath, when
by using the "Balm Of a Thousand flowers as a den
trihce, would not only render it.sVeet, but leave the
teeth white as alabastet? Many persons 20 not know
their breath is bad. and the subject IS so delicate theii
friends will never mention il. Beware Of eouuteTfeits
be sure each bottle is signed, FETRlDGES Co, n. 7
Fer sale by all Druggists.
Enh. ID lRhI-Gmo. ala.