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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-10
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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-10

"lYou' look nice. picture FOR a fond
JIM 10 bEaSSo7i SIS Il Ss9'q s'f 'f'"t"eu g me
.,,,Iys veg got 5Siya, such bad tooth
Tom told me- s. as 7 " wss passing by5
! dropped in to see you. - What Rave You
applied teiit2"' anfI 7si'o 'Eiasss75 sti1
bti informed Rim. stsd ,aoi'pliiaaoa adl
{ 3D. ~ 'fbey' are Of no Ec6d.d Get some some
Ftincture Of chloride OF iron that "a cured. M
when | had the toothachss.'' % sno''2gtSo
Do; I've got to, meet BomBaastse At
one, SO must be of, I'll look in as /
return. Good-bye.." 57n"2 u Te"i@aft
The pain got more Intense every smino,>
ute. IjumpedN out of,bed aud rolled up
on the floor in my agony. ! pressed my
cheek against the marble mahtel. I strobe
about the room. sat down. l pom.
meled my head. l tried a pipe. l ap>
piled in rapid succession everything that
had been recommended M, and finished
up by getting into bed again and swear
ing. " -l.'- - ~ ss. 2''
A number Of friends called during the
day to coudole with me. All had a "cer.
tain cure"' for the toothache One ad-
VIsed me 10 use solution Of persequini.
trate OF iron; another. extract OF belladon-
ma; another. pyroligneous acid; another,
pytherum. and SO on. All were tried,
and all failed. '..
Towards evening. an idea struck me.
Why not have it out? Twill ''''
huddled on my clothes, and bolted
~ FnS 81, -
lrang the bell; a servant apened the
door. I4 5.".. .. .. 'A"i ~ y
lis Mr. Jinks in ?" I inquired. -.'n'
eyes. SIR" 1'"' .'-' ..'
My tcothache was entirely gone. '
" ~ w % ould you walk in, sir, ifyou please,
Resolution came to my aid. l walked
in, and was conducted into the parlor
in few minutes the dentist entered, and
in a very cool and collected manner wish
ed me =: Good evening"" Tho brute was
actually smiling! -.. e.
! explained to him the purport Of my
visit. He examined my Jaw.
The alVeoIar membrane is inflamed
in consequence Of Of the cariosity of the
dental substantial ostoidea." said he.
Oh. indeed %
!" Yes; you had better have the tooth
taken out .i'.A'
The whole lot. il necessary. rather
than suffer 50 much again"
No occasion for that; open your
mouth. sit" ,......' 7. -.
l began to feel faint. was uncertain
whether to make bolt for the door, or
decline havingit extracted. when fear
ful wrench at my jaw decided it. | ele>
waited my left leg, and my tooth. sir-my
tooth was out.
l went home happy man. and if ever
Ienjoyed pipe in my life I did that
night.
Now. perhaps, you can understand why
| did not record our trip to Bellevue las.
week. ..-r' 4"o'. .,..'i ''@''a. -.. .'''. ."
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-10
WISH. he WoULDJMAKE UP HIS
MIND.

E.NHl IJff1s ca Ibl t7StJ+fIa GJGSaatB 80 hbEI
] wish he would make mp his mind, maU00 ia
For don't car cage. much longer to wait ssoa
HIN sure have Aintsd quite strongly 81,
seoT That I thought abQpt changing my state; II
For sweetheart, !, he's really SO backward, /;
can't bring him ont, though I try: - i,;g
ewr. that he's very good tempered; =. IN,
Bur then he's so dreadful shy T!
III 5lil To ssa 4GII oLii saHa'a '- ss'aEI E.i,
5WhenjLspcak about love and cottage, n.3
auHe gives me a glance of surprise, - ig. rg&3
And if but hint abo'tt marriage g i.sea,a3
I He, blushes quite up to the eyes! II lr5o Re-
i can't make him jealous I've tried it, % s-t.
Ard tits no; usmy being unkind, r,sza.rau
For1that's not the way,I am certain, .r' .--tr
To get him to make up his mind. .s ,..-,,.rr.
rve, ,sur.g him love sonnetS by dozens.
d. I've worked him both slippers and hose,
And we walk, d out by moonlight together, u la
= Ycthe never attempts.to propose! Et fa.a
You really must ask hisintentions, u4 -tC8u
Or some other beau must find,
For, indeed, won't tarry much longer
For one who cant make up his mind
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-10

sgEAuTIFur slsfL=.-The attention Of =,
little girl being called to 4 rose bush. on,
whose topnost sem che eldest rose Was
fading, but below and around which thrse
beautiful crimsons were just unfolding
fheir Charm. she arilessiy exclaimed
= 1sees Willie, these lislle buds have JUST
asakened. IN time to kiss their mother be-
fore she dies. :. s.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-10

,GE Insults, says, q, modern rphiloso.
pher, are like counterfeit money I'VE can't
hinder their being, offered. but We are
not compelled to take then. en- staa.t hga 20,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-10

EWhy are book keepers Ike chick
ensz Because they haVs - ssrs>s1 ~
= R7>.D --'I. ~
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-10

k1 What animal has the grealesti
quantity Of brains The hog, Of course,
fce he hAa hogshssd full.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-10

sisT'T9e best Yay TO- treat SANDER i
% Jet it 'alone, and say nothing about il
Il soon dies. when fed on silent contempt
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-10

Yes. sirHeegtsiplys Isira EBut as hi
wasi saying! :1thatloverya nightpmy poor
Dean, 'eayen bless i'm. = 'ed a shocking
bad. teothaehe. He tried .heYery thing"
AIRS. Dean enumerated several sove.
reign remedies fried BY y::Poor. dear Dean
viz: cammomile, chickweed fried in lard,
gtngerspeppers chewing tobacco. opium.
and a Poaftiee of Boiled poppy heads. the
last OF which perfectly cured him. and
abe intended 70 prepare, the same for2me.
yFa hlle Mrs. Dean-was down stairs con-;
coeting this iniallibls remedy, Tom, who
had been out for an early. walk came in.
80 How's the tooth--any easier i?'' s'..se.
-. -: Not bit4-&orse, il any thing :" :.
Look sheresGold fellow, you put a,
piece Ofgdm9masticin in the tooth. that may
sass you: l'lrlgo and get some. 3 b s,' IN
Tom departed, and soon returned. l
tried. u'bht obtain nedioErefiekTfl4 E;.E
Mrs. Desnonow. entereds With theIpoui-
.lea 'ofPoPPy heads and applied it. Tie
heat. WAS so'so6thing that Pfsiltinto q. fes
EeIlsh and restless sleep. Woo
was aSoks by Ihn9B Brine entering my
ss'sft q q yatSlsIsJ8 kas silsib,s5 olsFSts r
I4Act38 ssdb u
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-10

sE Grace teaches a Christian not ON
lytos act like g manE.oh GOO. d.I,bps slikelsa
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-10

EV Horace Mann says tha. tmors
than ono half of the population of Eng
land cannot write heir own nsnas 70
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-10

,9s+ II Tie United States there Bs are e
SIX thousand brokers and six thousand
BARRIERS, but The censns doe not telt whick
class does the most shaving.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-10

81 aaad q lllu aoillsa1llaa glaala . b8a
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-10

'''ss.' ~ Z yAtSlsls8 tas stssg nlsEtl
I1Apt3lf sAob IL
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-10

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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-10

81 wish was not child, /" said the
good old Ferryman. altar long pause.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-06
A MURDER AT HoNEOYE FALLS.

On Friday last Mr. Benjamin Starr Of Hoeeoye
rams wa murdered while attempting 10 arrs 81 young
mar named Manly Lccke. 90 q charge Of assault aud
pa'tery' lie attempted to arrest him 10 saloon kept
py q msn rsmed Sichner, but Locke resisted and
struck tie officer blow Ia the f>ce With his fist
breaking his nose. 1As Roc.1.tr .iracricaa says:
1.-The murderer had on brsss kIu .klee. The pre-
oner then rushed out Of doors with the oi,er sfser
him. Ssir again caught him and tried 10 make him
90 alor quietly and also asked him II he hsd Knife
The prson.r in medlsiey drew ehce knife The blade
being about five inches org and stsbbed Starr ia the
arm with it, and instantly olowed IL up with a back.
handed blow striking the officer 10 the breast the
a dead man and Instantly expired. The prisousr
then attempted TO run away, but was caught By Mr.
Ausden who bn into the catedy of Deputy
Sheriff lorkes, who arrived here With t1e murderer
late la,t night ard lodged him safely in jail.
The murdered man has ioog been cotstsbls In
Honeoye. end vas well known and highly respected.
He was about 45 Year, Of age, and leavss x1N and
four childreu-two sons and two daughters Ihe hor-
lid death Of their father has sreks them with grief.
Starr is nearly frantic. The murderer is young man
sged II year, He has father, mother, brother and
sister living in Hoaeoye. Lie vas brought up 10
Houeoye, az is peaeeshle when not under the inhu
cree OF LIQUOR lie drank considerably, and has had
frequent quarrek when intoxicated. lie We In the
habit Of carving knife His parents are highly re-
spectacle people, and their sons crime has over-
whelred them with sorrow. We saw the prs
oner this morning at the JAIL and had some cooversa
ton with him. He does not seem to realize that he
has committed awful crime. lie acknosledses
having committed the deed, but says he wac drunk
TIE time. Intense excitement exists In tue village VI
Horeoye ar all that part 4 the country Starr hN
brother in Geneseo Coroner Quinn has been sun
NOR ed and went to Honeoye this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-06

render. Breen .ad he surrendered and deneared
himself very duietly.
In the camp were found some blankets, an Al and q
shovel. There were brought in II said that the
praoners heard no,hirg OF the Heagsrties until an
hour ortvo before their own srest, when some OF the
family told EN-, and they were prepared to leave the
place a. soon as night fell
Tie Morning Ners of Morday Gays:
The excitement in Prince William street on Sunday
morrng was interse. At q rough ejaculation, We
might say there vas 600 people about the Watch
House. the PoEce-Ofice and 10 groups along the
street bet~. these two placer. We understood the
prisoners are perfectly sensible that there il very little
bcIe for them, and that they do not deny being the
guilty parties. The prisoue. Breen is hard bad face
looking scoundre and the elder Slevin is gray hesded
The Neic. Bruasricker ssys, according to the test
uory of the boy Sevin-that Breen killed Mr. Nc.
"Ke1ze with an ak by striking hum four times on the
" head; tha, he afterwards murdered Mrs. Mckeozie
" and then destroyed the Children who were crying
bitterly at the time, on seeing their parents de-
".troyed. The body of Mr.. Mckenzie was after.
" ward placed in the chimney correr; and Sevin yan-
sacked the house collecting the money and all the
valuable articles to be found while his son Patrick
held the candle and that after having gathered up
" sll the booty they set fire to the house and de-
- camped.'
After the preliminary examination at the Watch
House the prisoners were fully committed; and on
bIr gitg them out to take them 10 jail at ii escorted
by strong posse Of police Thousands of parsons
crowded about them, ard followed after up King
street. and stuck by them until the jail doors closed
upon benelo.ed upon three Of the gre Attest demons
in human form that the world has ever produced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-06
FIRES.
EIRH IS TuInn ANIN

FIRE ~ THIRD AVENUE.
Between 10 and ii o'clock Wednes lay night fire
broke out in the frame building No 33 Third Avenue
occupied by J. Benjamin as a clothing store, and
the the flames extended to No 35 occupied in the
lower part by Lev is Cohen clothing store. upper
part by Mary Welsh as q Swelling. No. 373 was
entirely destroyed, ard No. 375 badly damaged before
the fremep could extipgush the flames Loss of Ben
jsmin sock, 81 200 Insured for 800 in the Brook
Ign Insurance Company. The building was owned by
John Mcbride. Loss $500. Lo,s of Mr.. Cohen, go
by water. Insured for $500 in the Rutgers Insurance
Company. Mrs. Welsh sustained $50 loss. The fire
occasiored by the upsetting OF camphene lamp.
SeI smin was handing customer psr OF pants. and
by oDe means struck the la sp which was suspended
1 ON tie ceiling.
FIRE IS CHERRY STREET.
At o'clock yesterday MORNINGS fire broke out in the
fve.story bpildug No. 272 Cherry street occupied by
4. T. K;nbGl & Co., manufacturers of foundry ma
tersls The building was entirely destroyed. Loss
on siock, 81 600. Insured for 100 10 the Hamilton
81 OCO In the Farmers Union Philadelphia, 81 900 in
the Merchants, Philadelphia and 81 O0O in ths EI-
change Mutual. The building was Owned by H.
Qusiipel whose loss is s. 600. lnsured for $2.OOO
In the Astor al Rutgers Insurance Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-06

ARRESTED FOR HARBoRISG SLAvEs.-ln September
1856, eight slaves belonging to Squire b. William OF
dearborn County Kentucky, made their escape from
we believe were not retsken. II was charged that
during their flight through the State the slaves were
han bored by MIR Daniel Wait Of Rome, Adams County,
in violation OF the Fugitive Slave law and under whi;n
an Indictment was found by the Grand jury Of t1e
United States District Court last week Officers
Churchill and Elliot proceeded TO the resioence of Mr..
ait ard took him INTO custody, and on Saturday be
gave bail in 81 600 for bis appe srerce fro day TO day
ICiLciunati Gazs,.e Nov
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-06
CAPTURE OF A"NEGRo THIEF"

The WayrensSurs No. Signal,o of Get. %, con:ains
the following account Of the capture OF young man
nan ed Spencer who carried of three slsves bsIoasng
to Gen. Smith Of Georgetown:
THE party, five in number, left this pisce WeaSos-
dsy night Of last week, for Harrnonyle, wnefe ney
arrived, the next day THURSDAY :Sous 80 ~S;cs
led into the Territory ard they divided Oh snd placed
tgo me TO watch each road and IN case they dld NOS
succeed in arestng them, the ueIt day they we're 70
meet at Mr.. Poguss, lear the BOMBAY ' Inc h.s
OF M. Brown for drink Of water, and informed AZ.
Brown their business ard described spence very mi,
nutely. About half an hour after M. Onat "a.
left Mr. Browns, the youIg man rode up DIo"ns
Aud il ouir. the direction 70 Pso Kansas bfown -
aeon as te could arrested him, ard dispatcned tu
psr for Mr., Offut, who succeeded in ovcrnsunus "a
in about one mile. The party then retornse, sns
the person they we're alter. he stouny 49, ~ a.
kIowledpe of the negroes, and also dsIisa ~ Al,
ms;rtance with Mr.. Oaut, wbereupon 20 vas soa1
thsf II be did not inform them wnefe 'loy
cretsd they would forthwith hang Blu, ~ ,Ss MAJ
Droduceo ybch acted like o charm, sHs - ,na..,
" 1901 10 the place, and found NE soes
IN, ia secured without any IessseyJ -
ns,cdbeS of 70 HsrrisonvIle 'hst evening. ~ IS
Spencer is about 3ssI ,on S,s 20 Ksnsss. lie ssys
W. s,hr IA limited States Consul 10 frshce, aA1 sass
se IL from Philsdelphis- He says no ie's nome "
keep from working.
He was on bis way W hans3S, "uen ~ '~ffe~s
On smith TO get his dinner, and the General iesrn-
; from him his eoEoition prevailed on MIN 10 remain
9Th HIM urtiI be could communicate with bis trends.
Wills be was enjoying the hospitality Of Gen. smltb
be ustured tie pan 70 tal his slsyes thereby open
log the wsy TO long term IN the Penitsntisy 1k
himself and home cotton or sugar plantation ior
his protegee. Foosh boy you left your home % Keep
from woikirg for your falLer, 10 get to wo,a VIII
thieves murdereIs ard sssstslns that fill our fes'ec
tsry Your zeal IN the cause Of "human ifseaom
will bring VOC Disgrace and b. lag your parents gray
hairs IN e0rrow 10 the grave.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-06
Eeaai Noinss.

pUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, thai
= JOSEPH T. BALL bath this day inside ASSIGNMENT
snbib ancsr he provisions Of the Act Of the snte
Jrssy entitled An Act to TO creditors .qaa
oe Just ason Of the estates VI debtors who 10
,he seseFd supplements tsereto. The creditors 81 said
aLL are not6ed pnrsusnt 20 sad Acts 10 present their
sssms ssass.sie JOSEPH e. BALL uodef oa6 or siRrns
"a 20 he ,nbscsibsrs al the OFF JOHN WHrEHE 40
Ne he Market st. NswAi A. j. JOHN WHITEuEAD
eeseteT s. HsI SAMUEL SMITH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-06

GovERSoR OF NFBRAsKA-Ihe PITTSBURGH Post
learns fr, m a gentleman direct from Nebrask "a tha,
Gov lizard bias resigned his position 10 the Territory
and is about leaving for HE home 10 Aiksnsas T1e
people are somewhat anxious as 70 whom tbs Presi-
dent will select as Gov. Yards successor. The Hon
Augustus Hal Of Iowa is spoken FOR the place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-06

tJENkS1LNANlA RAlLROAD.-ihe 6nEAl
II CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic cities with
Western, North and South stern States by con-
tnous Railway direct Tns Road also connects Pttsbdrgh
WIN tsy line Of Steamers to oil ports the Western Rivers
end cleveland and ssndusky with steamers 70 ports on
snd reliable route BY which FkEGHT b. forwarded TO
snd from The Great West
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH.
RnsT CLAss-Boots Shoes Hats aud Caps, ),s..,.. 4,
BOOKS Dry Goods fin boxcs, bales and tranks) toa
Drsss Gin boxes and bles. Fesiheys. Furs 6c.. W.
eEooSp CLASS Domestic Sheeng, Shrtns and
Tskne I'm original bsles) Drues IN cssks Hard eoceuts
wue Leather lin rolls boxes Wool and Sheep 100 ID.
Pelts, eastward ke....
fniRp On Ass-Anvils Steel Chains I'm casks ,oo.,, ~
Hemp Bacon and Pork sailed oose OF In sscks) tas N
fobseco, manufactured except Cigars or cut, &c.
YopRrH CLAss-Cofes, Fish, Bacon. Beef and
Pork I'm casks boxes Esstwsrdl Lard and 40 cents
Lard OIL Malta Soda Ash, German Clay, Tar, 100 ID
Pitch, Rosn. ................'.....ss'J
fLovx-& ~ Dbl until further notice
GRAIx-5o y 100 % until further notice
CoTTok bale not exceeding 100 weight unn further
notice.
In shippins Goods from any point east Of Philadelphia be
pAeulr 10 NAH the package Via Pennsyysnis Railroad"
Al the Agents Of this Road At fhlsdePhis
Puisbursh wiz be forwarded without detention
FREeRT AGESTs-Harris, Worney Co, Memphis Tenn !
r. Sass Co, 81. Louis, j. Mitchell Son, Evansville
bod Dumssnir Bell Co, aud Carter Jewet Louisyle,
KY B. G. Medium Madison Ind Sprigmsn Brown, ana
bwtn Co, CincinnAtli n w. Graham Go, Zsnesvlis
ohoi Leeeh Co. No 81 Kby st., Boston; Leeeh Co. No
A.tot House New fori, and No William st, New fopS
Gee c. reneircus, Pittsburgh
II. h. HOUSTON General Freight Agent PhnsdeIphia.
N j. LOhbAERT, Superintendent, Altoona, Pa
Mny l. 1857.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-06

sumed that the prisoner innocent m that h vas
guilty Tbs in subetance, was he chsre, of CHEF
Justice Lafontaine. Wien HE own hfe va, ssrsss-
ened be wss less phlegu ATTIC and more impss.ousd;
but crcumstar alter cases and the mar
here, was fIiendess and forgotten. : =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-06

Thanksgiving in Ni,higAD, Now &c. Twelve States
have appointed the same Gay. 10 e'a'a CH'al"'
III aire and Mississippi, Nov. lsntSe Gag.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-06
and HARLEM RAILROAD

IN Summer sran cement comm ncing June 1851
Trains leave Depot corner Of White and Centre sts;
$50 mExpress Mad for Albany stopping OF all satasas
north of Wilsnsbridge.
els m-Whe Plains train. stopping st all ststions
Leave 26th.st Station:
J:45 -Willsmsbridse trsin stopping at all stations
Hoo Williamsbridge train stopping s all Stations
II: m White Plains train, steppiog Ut oil stations
2sp m-Wllisnsblidse train stopping At all stations.
Zoo ~. m.-Mferton train, stopping at all stations
5;Qe m--Croton Falls train, stopping at all Stations
600 Williamsbfidse train. stopping at all Stations
500 m.Wilhamsbridge train stopping at ali Stations
WILLIAM J. CAMPBELL. Sppesntende
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-06
Me0ifal.
NUINE HARLEM OIL.-ImpOl

GENUINE HARLEM OIL.-Imported by
" CHARLES s. LITTLE Co,
and for sale at their Ma hsrsy s are 3: F.,on
ct wholesale and retail.
This celebrated on imported and kept for sale at the
sbed in the wear l7so Persons using this valuable medicine
always rely upon getting the genuine article.
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT Of BUCHU -
l. i HELMBOEDS Extract of Bucbu cures Gravel.
HELMBOLDS Extract Of Buchu cures Diseases OF the
HBLMBOLDS Extract OF Buchu Diseases Of the
HEIMBOLDS Extract Of Buchu Dropsy.
HELMBOLDS Extract Of Buchu for General Weakness.
HELMBOLDs Extract Of Buehu fol- al diseases arising from
HELMBOLDS Extract of Buchu for all diseases arising from
HIIMBoLDs Extract of Buch, for a. diseases arising from
HELMB0LDs Extract Of uchu for Secret and Delicate Dis
HELMBoLDS Extract Of Buchu Is taken BY male aud fe
male
HELMBOLD'S Extract of Buchu for Loss Of Power
HELMBOLDS Extract Of Buchu for Universal Lsssitade OF
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HELMBOLDS Extract Of Buohu price 81 per bottle, de-
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Depot No 62south lohst below Chestnut st Philadelphia
Sold Druggists and Dealers everywhere Beware Of coun-
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DOMAIN EYE BALSAM, FOR WEAK AND
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blood il magic ana all appearance of
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