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I'd. THURSDAY MORNING. JULY s. 1858.
Dentistry.
'STRY-THOSE HAVING

4 hLN In LA'O
sets Of Teeth which they carefully keep in the drawer
find troublesome 10 carry IN The pcket are esperiay
iuvted 10 call st DR. HALLlMELL,S Dental koonls -
To such liberal arangment VIII be offered Having made
arauguments, prepared To the Nucanized Com
poun instead Of Gold Silver for Artificial Teeth winch
has the hest reputation here Oire used for
lightness cleanliness durability and noanoss
tooth c1n b. suyplied 80 life like as TO
efv the closesf aud perfect NJ Warranted
Silver aud Gold Plates usual. from SO 20 So per u
sats BA HALLIWELL'S. NJ d,
Over ChuFchiIs Drug store.
urf Public
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EXPENSES.

Provisions sI,O37 60; fuel and lights s5 So;
clothing s267 5si forage SIG 50; bedding IS;
tools and implements SIS 90; repairs and i'm
prOvements s72 q; wages Sill 10; hospital
81 50; expense s24O 2s-tOtal I,s75 So For
out door relief Emigration $50 81; wood sS3;
provisions S3II OF; cash sI37 69; cOfins and
buriaIs s47 73-tOtaI s5S6 "a. Total expenses
81. .462 ..
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Bankers.
D. HerdInaIl 9 Co,

j. Her0hkAtk1 - OOss
IL Wster Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
DEALERS IN GOLD AND SILVER
IL Coin Fo.eign a. d Domestic Exehange SnSeIIsni
N1uev and Land Warrants. Collections N the United
SfsisS Csnada and Europe promptly attended 70.
ASents fTfhe Iverpo5l and New York Screw steamship
Linz bvyhich Passasecan be secured either 20 or from
Iiyerol Al the advertised 1ltes PaEs2se can also y Sc
cured from Liverpool 10 Ney York Qgebec and New W
irS ly the regular lines of sailing Pacset Shs Also
from Hare Hamburg and Bremen 10 New hsTSs DIaIts
fSe Eor aur amount, arle through uttle Ceiinenf
6 Euro apd Great Britain and Irel1nd Dor further par
scalsrS apoIV Al The Banking and Exchange once q
49, -Ff-' J. HERDMAN ! CO,
.pI7-jtf II lwaterstreet- Cleveland. ONO
Il / WaITs1S- \. N srAS14kT c " sTh;,DAKT
WHITMAN, STANDARD Il 20
wv BaukerS and lseAlsrs IN Foreign and Dnesie ~
change No peroI street We draw cirect on l0l-
don and VII furnish Drafts for amount pay able Al All
~. --iI ri IN England Ireland. ScOtland, Erance
- (eranv Collec1l0us made on all aecessae points
fhroaEaOu' The Uait q S.aies and C.naaas Inns.!!
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GUPERIORifY OF THEIR METH
- Cd Of producing Artificial Teeth over other known
ist SINIPLICITY-ons piece chemically uuiied in all
iis parts, and Of the slme qHdlfy OF material
ID. SOLlDITY-Ihat compels nature 70 adapt hersefl0
the model o. hsI own napTessi1n Thls adapSaoa ones
81 PURIrN.-Ihe entire Plate and Teeth are imper-
ose4se health proof against the corrosive and offensive
'ecre0nsof the mauth elloa to gold plate WORK. and
an. COL0R-Brght. lively. and a good imiisiioa OF
B-Any method OF producing stsof Artificial Teeth
hemieally united IN pece. that Will not the ordeal
PATRONAGE Since April, lsss have inserted Fire
Hadrsa aE4 Ssrs Casss oi tins number sgif src ses
ed all have given their tetimlnF superiority
and 20 y all olher cases where our terms have been
complied With. In where teeth have bee paid r
hasthere been any Dissatisfaction.
RMSAeelrdiHs 70 The nature Of tho case and given
PAYaIENT-Upo the receipt Of the oraer. on dsliv
cry Persons with Gud Plate can apply tair Paie in part
ulent and Special tructions have en- complied wh-
Persons wanting Information. ref renee will be given to
We prefer TO appy partial sss soon amer the extaetnso
the tatuIal eehone srek Is long CROUCH toiaeiyens bs
tween the extrac. ins snd the application
To patrons. Andfhose who desire 20 become such
MIL s1Sy s a an s % ass ~ a % t 9 i stOe " 1h a
within two days after the ARRIVAL Of the patient
TO THE DENTAL PROFESSION
Those Of you l4lorable 10 This enterprise, We wilm
arrangements with you By which may be taken
AMI orwared 70 Us b Express and with returned
tted with reasonable accuracy the fitting and aTtlcua-
ting model We VIII also make Block Work order on
,easnnable terms
Testimonials and References,
observed with zurb interest Or The last years,
above method OF pod uclng AulhrIal Teeth and seve
statements Of this 1ircular correct.
7. GARLICK.
have nyesi gated with care for the last three years
the ahoye method Of making snd OPP ying Artcal Tech
II tis Laboratory Of Dr. Wright and soin and can
say vita confidence hat his plar the best known
entirely successful when made under his observation
The supeory OF th kind Of Dental work gold
sn Of msac plate, annOt be Questioned, and the state
meninDr Wughts Circular Of the number OF eases wher
his work has taken the place gold pate Is true Much
Of this woIk on sold ATE bad been fuThe p The best
Den lists utne country. an not conFeraat vii the
Of Porcelain work the IA ds others tIan DR..
Wright II. ACKLEY, MI
Late Prof. OF Surgery Cleve Ned College.
Dan Rhodes, Pref J P. kirtland.
NJ Jackson. Prof S. D. HUT.
Ex MayOf castle, ID. Buff III -. Journal.
/ Whitman. Mm W. Richards,
+. T. Stunesanf, Pruf. GatJksl.
J. X Cur is
Having lesEnei that persons claiming to Do this
work and IN many claiming our agents for be
same, We viii say thai this date we have 10 zeun
the u A, who have any night from the above uaienieo
such cgiIn and IN hose either inngemeut
nDositon-if an imposition let work ils own cure:
II N Infringement we Will IN due line attend 70 that
NJ WRIGHT. NJ. d
sept.9 Artua for the Company.
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THE CRY ISFIRSARY.-The following is the
statement of the Board of Directors of Infmary
for the quarter ending June 80, 1858, being
their first quarterly report
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DOCTOR HAIJIWELIL DENTIST

and Graduate Of the Cleveland Medical College, coa-
supply the loss OF Teeth, which nese change
color or decay without wire oany description
which perfectly resemble nat that the paetsed eye
OF Dentist could detect No extraction roots OF
painful operaiiOrs the following charges; single
toaih Sl-fuIl setts IRON $50 upwards
Dr III having made arrangcnleuts he IS pared ard will
insert full setts OF Porcelain Teeth patented By Dr.
l.o1mis (see opinions Of the press
Dental Rooas over ChGrchill's Drug store, Publ
Square izil5;d&W
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THE NEW CASKET.

THE NEW CASKET.
4 s THIS is THE AGE OF M
"a prov ement and refinement thf pleas
use IN saying that he prepared furnish entire
new aI.lcle m the Unde us line superior anything
lao1ncea II > Of his oyn manufacture made
n the Caske form, AVID highly orlamenle with fhk
pa glass rum ing the enife length oft0p full eagth
view can he bad with ease.
Tie skEsf has ofthe gloomy and unpleasant ap
peaaces Of the old style Of Cons They are perectiv
atlsnti aud are light and convenient of tusn rt
no OF ilnin vaults or common ntGrments A SIM
lar article Is murh uset IN eastern ciii-s
Persons losing friends and procure IN
the above line viii ind much Their interest bT m Ina
anu c1 Tor themselves where they wi hnd eTrT
aitehtion gwen. DAN'L " DUTY, underaker
Ciete and. Iuue f5T-u4hqffcT
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z. r. B.

R. R. R-Ratways 5 Beady Relief for Headache, vhsths
~ or nervous. RheuuatSm. raralysls. Lunb1go Go1L
Neuraga Tooi hache s. all Pox Fe ers. Sole En- Jon9
KineV Conpaints Scarlet Fe Pains around he Liver
TeuriSv Neasles II srthuru. and Pains CT all kinds
RndNa7's Ready Re- viii, IN a ieW minutes. chanse
the miserieS you sufIsrf o ly OF pleasure
r. r R-RGdwaY's Relogating hesolyenf. ior rthe rota
Of chronic diseaSessI Srofuous and sgphitie Com
pains mve nd ether sec uns G. the Lungs 9na
Throat Induration and Enlargemeas OF parl Erupsye
md her des Il the Skin Nodes, IumorS. Ulcers DJs
OF the Blood -
r R-Rsdways Regulators VIII cure eneetnall{ -
Bowels Dsslepsia Liver Complaint Diseases ef tos
ert nd Kidnsys Frmale Comp ains, Small Pox eTers
Meases xr &C. Whenever the system u out o. ordcr
doSe of Radwsys Beg vii restore it 20 resuri1t
No female should Be wiihout them
r. R r. Remedies ara sold b Iro {y,sTS 81
GAYLORD 5 co, and ". FISKE, Asssts; SlsVs'
land, Ohio, ie'-'-@~
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CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES
Many diseases that affect humanity are inherited as heir
looms frUm the diseased bodies OF KY sres Scroiua
Consumption, syphilis and Fits sIe smong the most con-
Of cOnstitQtIt diseases Now, we ere not now
nany generations the seeds Of these diseases may have
been established IN the system eougtng The oiood-hAp-
WAYS RENovATINc REsoLv viii eradieafe IRON the
bodies OF the sfcie every pa tlce OF dseaSed dsoaits
aud eli the veins win new, pure and heaIhy Dio0o-
CHLDREN'S DISEASES.
RAnysyfs RFNOvkTINa EsOLvEEr Eaould be halled As
blessing By every mother. th9usn nout the ano wnoee
infsuts Ia iced with sores Humors &c Tni Sc break
in out tnus earlyl evidence Of disease transmitted
5ra the narcnt stock. few doses Of the hENoVArI9
Will oracate every vestlge OF the disease and
insure the child sound sn1 healthy bodE-
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Drnas,
Il. r. R.

HEALTH WILL, IN ALL CASES
u follow the Of Radeay's r. r. Remedies Iuer
are none diseased 50 Weak, feeble, or erppe
with pain nrniiit hut that Radways keady kels
Renovatins Resoveur Regulators The nature Of te
disease may require. viii quickly and rgidiy cure
These remedies consist O Railways he1dy hellct fs-A
way Removal ing Resolyent Railway krgulaiors Eaeh
Of these remedies possesses pecf curative powers over
certain diseases Yet there are uher diseases, WHEREIN
their combined medicinal prnperties required and
when thus us II there = sceH e and strength Nil
in Inc saae or dviug cody Sussain then action The
patient will live ant b. restored % nealth
Pain R. K. Relief,
Acute Diseases R r Relief.
Irirrra-or- D.seasrs Relief and Regulators,
MalariouS plse5Seg Relief and Regulators.
C,ngeSfire DiseaSes Reei and Regulators.
S-rainlonS DiSesses Ren0vating Resolvent.
fhrnnir fiseases RenOvatiug ReSoiyen1,
SVnbilific DiTeases Renovasug Resolvert,
TonSfifufional Diseasas Resolved and Regulators,
SIN piSesses Renoyating Resoivent,
N-Vv.is iDiSesses ResCivent, Relief. Regulators.
Infectious Diseases, Ready Relief and Regulators.
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CLEVELAND, o., July 9TH,
SAN'L STAREwEATHER, Mayo,

SAM STARkWEATHERs Mayor
EDwARD kINsNAN,l
JAMES HILL,
We learn that il is highly probable an
other ascension will be made by NJ GODARD
from this city during the present week, PrOba-
bly, on Saturday next.
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COAL---C0AL.

~ OM 10 LIE LIME III JL4 1-N
u your Winter supply. We are daily receiy. asplen-
did article for Stoves Crates, which sell S5Oo
perton Parties wishing to purchase viii do vel = sEe
Is call All orders through the Post Office prom ty at
tended To- Oces and Yards c p r. r Pier AID Al
g Z p K X. Machine shop. Lake street. - - . -
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fHlIDhEN . STRAW hAlO-Me
1ve lust ssed tfroGa Auc NJ arge stock o. Les
hn and Co0red Straw Hats suitable for Boys ard Girls
al An siIes which will neI oIy eeut below the
,-srt.s :. r,-,,e. A. S HYMAN 4 cos
sns, Gamer Superior and Public Suuafe
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-12-22
Flowers.

How the universal heart Of man blcss.s
flowers! They are wrea.hed around the
cradle, the marriage altar and the tomb |
The Persian in the far east delights in
their perfume. and writes bis love in
nosegays while the Indian child Of the
tar west clasps his hands with glee, as he
gathers the abundant blossoms-the il.
Illuminated scripture Of the prairies. The
Cupid of the ancient. Hindoos tipped his
arrows with flowers and orange buds are re-
the bridal Gro xn with US, a nation Of YES.
terday. Flowers garlanded the Grecian
altar; and they hang in votive wreaths
before the Christian shrine.
All these are appropriate uses. Flow.
ers should deck the brow Of the youth
ful bride, for they are in themselves
lovely type Of marriage. They should
twine round the tomb, for their perpetu-
ally renewed beauty is'a symbol Of the
resurrection. they should festoon the al
tar, for their fragrance and their beauty
ascend in perpetual Worship before ,hs
Most High Lydia NJ, Child.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-12-22
Ought a. Man 70 Lausb.

Sometimes the most sober do it. A
correspondent living in, central Indiana
communicates the following: eat oui
eleven o'clock preaching last S,bbath,
Oct. Sd, the presiding elder was filling
the pulpit. A ministerial brother, in
orderth better to hear, took chair and
sat in front Of the desk on The platform,
The sermon was, perhaps, half through
and half the congregation were in tears,
when our brother of the platform, wiping
his eyes and pushing his cbair. uhconsci.
ously back, lost his centre of gravity, and
his chair and self went over the Platforms
edge 70 the floor. The change nfrom
tears TO the opposite stale was sudden.
Grave as was the elder, it was not difficult
to see the wrinkles Of flaughter in his face.
| myself could not restrain my risibles,
and as to the congregation the demonstra-
tion was almost general The brother
who Cell gathered himself as fast as he
could, appearing exceedingly mortified at
the 'mishap." We were witness oursell
Of q scene nearly similar to the above,
on a. late Sabbath, and thought at the
time how necessary it was for man to
have his eyes about him all the willie, as
well as his ears.--[Meth. Prot. =
We should be honest, because we are
direcLed Ln he ao h1r The rnnsk lr,Ekr. anL
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-12-22

One Of the most distinguished medical
practitioners used TO say, that he consid-
cred fee SO necessary 10 give weight 10
an opinion, that when he looked at his
own tongue in the glass. be slipped 4
quarter from one pccketiulo the other.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-12-22

A Schenectady paper describing the
effects Of squall upon canal boat. says:
"When the gale wasat its highest, The
unfortunate craft keeled to larboard, and
the captain and another cask Of whiskey
rolled overheard" :,
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-12-22

A ANAL boy walking in the street with
4 big hal on, asiranger cries out ..Halloc
hat where are you going with that boylv
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-12-22

We should be honest because we are
directed to be so by the most lofty and
undyiug principles.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-21

The Sheriff forbade spirituous liquors
% Be- bsoubt upon the ground near the
place Of execution.
The Winterset Madisonian intimates
that the crops ont west are not 20 bad
quite - people though them to I've. 1t
speaks hopefully Of Corn and Hunga-
risn grass, especially.
Floyd county was visited by ter
rible tornado on Friday week. The
town Of Floyd is said to have suffered
the most severely. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walsh we're injured there by the fall
Of timbers 10 their house their
daughters back was broken, As was
leg Of one Of their sons.
A tire at Memphis, on the 10th inst
destroyed the drug store OF Ward d
Jones, and the saddlery establishment
Of Ford, Bcgby d Co. The looss OF
the former will reach 100000, and
that OF the latter about half as much
The property was mostly insured.
There we're 6S5 deaths in New
York city last week, Is more than oc-
cured during the proceeding seven
DAYS. OF these 52s were Of children
under ten years OF age. There were
ia deaths by cholera infantum,and ~
from violent causes.
Francis GilIick, who had been on
trial at Dubuque for the murder Of hi,
wife was on Saturday, declared by the
jury to be guilty Of murder in the first
degree. He has not yet been sen
fenced.
On Saturday an old man attempted
to get on the train going west At Otta
wa, on the Chicago and Rock Island K
r., while it was in motion. He held
small dog IN one hand with the Other
made an effort to catch hold. He
missed his hold and fell across the
track. The hindmost wheels Of the
back car passed over him, cutting him
almost in two pieces, instantly. Tho
deceased was stranger.
A burglar made an attempt to pro-
cure the keys Of the Ohio State Treas
ury, and entered, as he supposed, the
chamber in which the chief clerk slept
for that purpose. But getting into al
adjoining room instead, he there i'm
proved his opportunities, and stole
watch from the pocket of the sleeping
occupant. That State Treasury il
game for great or little rascals.
Typhoid fever prevails as al epe
demic in the Ohio penitentiary, at Co
lumbus. On Monday, forty one cases
were reported.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-21

We have1 received. the following some
what irrevesent Communication. ays the
New York Day Book, from our correspond
ent, Mr.. Salboy. New England chap Of
the snti-Puritan stripe Evidently Mr.
Sadboy is one Of those far-seeing, cautious
individuals who does not conclude that he
has killed the wolf just as he begiLs to see
the tip Of his tail
.Nessieurs Eiife4rs:
II strikes me that there is much twaddle
about Pose dn cable transatlantigae, as the
Courier d Et0s- I'nis has it and you will
pardon me. hope, if say this twsddle is
confined, for the most part. to the newspa-
rer press. The adjeetives, slaves as they
are Of our hyperboIical language, in ell their
degrees Of comparison Of positive, posifiger,
and pesitirest. are kept hard at work to ex-
press the sublimsted feelings Of correspond
ents and paragraphists, from good old Capt.
! Hudson down to the Rev. Seth Doolittle
GLORY be to Cod" says brother Hudson
!" Glory and all honor to Cyrus W. Field
says Jonathan W. Parkirs, editor Of the
! Colored Republican Monitor LET there be
one univ ersal shout of joy throughout the
land" says Professor Nh, Of West Point
and The President ought to order ma
tional jubilee" says the illustrious James
Gordon Bennett-and if the President don't
the people will, says the sanity editor Of
the EYni"g Poster.
Now, of this universally of Joy my du-
biety Is very great, as it relates to the Uni
ted States Of North America. Let US sup
pose the population to be $4,000, 900 of this
number four fifthsa are idiots, old and young
fogies, paupers, spiritualis,s, insane, crimi
mails, slaves (blsck and white), children and
Aboltionists, leaving Of intelligent and qua
81 intelligent persons, the number of G,Oo0.
900; one half of whom are women who. as
a general thing, are SO +" csbin'd, cribb'd and
confined" that they are universally admit
ted to take small thought of what mostly
engage the attention Of their lords and mas
tiers. Of these lords and masters, amount
| ing to 100000, four fifths are daniies,
drunkards and damphools, leaving a remain
der of an averaged intelligent population OF
100000, which throwing out the sick, the
lame and the lazy, may be somewhat excl
ted by the first, second third postscripts Of
our daily papers setting forth the laying the
setting and the hatchiny Of the great "cabte
transd'iantique So that indeed, out OF
sons who cafe snap Of their fingers wheth-
er the cable is laid, set or Matched or not,
amongst whom | have the honor to sub
scribe myself one.
Yours, truly,
JEREMIAH SADBoY.
White Mountains Ang. 10. 1853
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-21
MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEST DlADEM
EVER
Worn by Kings or Emperors.

WAatf Why BeautitM Head of Hair.
Because II IL the ornament God himself provii ed
for oil our race Reader although the rose may
bloom ever so brightly in the glowing cheek, the eye
b. ever sparkling the teeth be those Of pearls II
the heal Is bereft OF its covering or the hair be
srted and shrive ed, harsh and dry. still,
is sprinkled with gray, nature will loss more than
half her charms. Prot Woods HAIR Restorative, II
used two three times week will restore and per-
manenly secure to all such ali ornament Read the
following and judge The writer Of the first 10 the
celebrated Pianist, Thalberg:
New York, April 10, 1853.
Dear Sir Permit me to express to you the obliga
items under for the entire restoration OF hair
TO its original color about the time Of my arrival In
the Unit States WAS rapid becoming gray, but
upon the application Of your CHAR Restorative" II
soon recovered its originE hue. Consider your
Restorative as very wonderful nton, quite eff.
cacious a well as agreeable.
am dear sir, yours truly, 8. THALBRRG.
"Drych ar Gwylieiydet."
WEIGH Newspaper otfce, 10 Nas-ans', Apl 10. 1855
PROF o WooD - Dear Fir some month or
six weeks ago | received bottle Of your air Res
toraive sud gave my wife, who concl uded ~ Try it
her hair little thinking at the time that II would
restore the gray hair hut ~ hers as well as my sur
prise, after FEW weeks trial It has performed that
wonderful effect ~ turning all tn" gray hairs to
darA brown al the same time teAutiiy ing ana thick
ening the hair. I strongly recommend the above
Restorative TO all persons ~ want OF such change
Of their hair. CHAKLES CARDEw.
NEW YORK, Ely %, 1875.
PROF WOOD: With confidence do l recon-
mend our Hair Restorative ss being the most efca-
cious article ever Size Using your Hair Res.
torativc my hair ard WHISPERS which were almost
white have gradually grown dark; and I now feel
confident that few more applications will restore
them to their natural color. 1t ala has ,Iieyed
Of all dandrUf and unpleasant II. hing, coIAmoD
among parsons who persp.re fTeeley.
JIG KILBY.
PROF WOOD: About two years my hair
commented falling Of and turLiDr gray; | Was fast
bec-m.ne bald, aud had tried many REM lies 10 no
Ell ct. commrnced using your H. storatlye in jan
uary last few applications fastened my hair
firmly. II began t. MI mp, grow cut, AMI turned
back to it. former cllor. (baek.) Al this time it Is
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pesrance and cheerfully recon- nd its to all
Chicago, IL, May 1865. ID HOES
The Restorative il psf up In bottles OF sizes viz.
large, medium an 5m,ll the small h. Ids = pint,
and retaiis FOR one dollar per bottle; the medium
holds at least twenty per cent more In proportion
than the SMALL Fct.s for two dollars per ottle the
large holds quart, ~ per cent more in propt rton,
aid retais for %.
@ J WOODS 4 co, Praprietors, 3l2 Broadway,
New York, Tin the great N Wire Railing Establish h.
merit and ia Market st, st Louis No.
And sold by oil good Druggists and FAney Goods
Dealers je20-dAv1m