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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-02-25
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-02-25
ABIJAH S. CLARK.

ABIJAH $. CLARK.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
STOVES & AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
And Manufacturer Of
PIow, Fence. Machinery & Rail Road CAST
iag-. Large heavy Box Stoves for Factories
Town Houses, School Houses, &c.
BELLOWS FALLS, VT. A. 5. CLARK.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-21
Dr. Ed.on penny olds.

Died, at San oosme, near Taoubeya,
Mexico, on the 2nd Of April last, DR.. Ed
SON DENY OLDs, youngest son Hon. Ed,
SON B. ODDS. in the o4th year ofhis age. 5
Dr.eOlds Joined the army Of the. Liberal
Party in Mexico,at Monterey ia the spring
Of 1858, and at the time Of his death, he
held the rank Of Major and Surgeon Of
Brigade 10 the Federal Forces. commanded
by Degollado., On the morning Of the End
.oi April last, the Federal Army marched
from Tacubaya to attack the cityS Of Mex
loo and met the Conservative Army al
San Cosnns. "A heavy Cannonading there
snsued during which DR.. 0EDs was sho
in the body by . common ball and 9 few
moments after expired. He. was oarrlet
off by his friends and buried al 'Eacubsya
DR.. OLDs was young mano Of great prom
Use, which isfllly attested by his rapid ris
10 the Liberal Army OF Mexico. Hiscom
lmanding talents noble deeds, and exten
sive acquiremeats. would have placed hin
high up on the roll'offame 10 any couu
TRY. He was beloved byall who kne'
Ehim, and his family here, will recsive th
coincidence Of many sympathising hearts
made sad BY his death. II Circlevill
Watchman.. - ssses,s q n ,r u.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-21
ooMHRR0IAlGITRILIaEno1
NEW YORK MARKET.

=. ~ ! Nav T01T, July 10. IUTI.
Flour dull; Old has de.llnod saioe, v'hiie freIi
gfound - Iteady and u n0mo fnslancssa shsde bet
teFi sales - 7Oa5 Tor supordns slaa a0as 50 O
exira DO; 7oa5for supsrdie Weslofu; f5a1 IS fol
common 70 good ektra Western; 95a5 20 Tor Oid ane
Eaj 05 for fresh ground extra round
hoop Ohio. closIug irregular. r =
- Mhest aeli At ia2e lover sales q 20 for nsr Red
Teunessee:, I for HnsouDd Old White Kenlncky; a
for New Red yefssy, IS for Inferior do and local
6gf for New White Southern. IL 49, a-stI
Rye nominal AZ ssae9e; sales ofRyo Malt a csc.
Barley dull; laies o. uRsound old, at 35e.
Corn quiet, Old dull and heuvy. New scarce and
steady; aaIeg ni s2e Tor Jersey yellow; naalc foI
Southeyn yellow, aud e3c for White soulh era; Old
Mixed Westefn nominal at e5assc ana View DO s6a99o
Oats duil at4laf3s for State. st- 81
Whisky steady. sales at 80 ke. r-l-l.--f
Butter hrmeF and selling At Sc for Ohio. and Il
a19c for 8tate and 22c for choice. VI
Cheese SeaFee and nrm, al saec for prime.
Wovl qniat bot sales rs 900 b fleece n 20.
soc; and 70 900 lbs pulled at 30a31 Kc.
sugAr buoyant: Museoyada at sKn6Ke.
Conee steady al 1o5falie.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-21

NEW YoRk. July 19.-Ths opening Of
the Cath NatketWas exceedingly dull to-
day and ihs butchers demanded conoes.
sion which drovsrs and bfOkeIs yere un-
wiling 70 make. Very few sales wee
made before diBnsr--ih the after pari
there was . littIs more life in the msTket.
and some Of the butchers came 70 brokers'
terms, and paid I0ko per pound net for
tbe.s best But The poorest sold very slow
ly aud whss .o~gsEs oall hgnt weights q
issc per pound. and some, perhaps. still
less While very iaie steers for:: ::fetsil narkei
beef. could BE- bad st 84s9c. There is 4
fun supply on band for the market TO- NOR
trow.ZfN. Y. Tribune.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-21
The River Pc.

Tbs following are some particulars con
corning the River Po, always OF SO much
importance in every war in Italy. Known
to the ancients as the Eridsnus, or Padus.
it takes its rise at Monte Viso, in the
Grisons Alps, and flows 2e0 miles from
the west to the east. falling into the Gulf
of Venice. after receiving several smaller
rivers in its course. Ithasseveral mouths,
extending over a leugth Of l6 miles, be-
tween Port Levant and Port Volano, in
the bay of, Pslezza. Tho shore in that
part is formed Of the earth and other mat
lters which the river brings down, which
by being accumulated have, in the course
OF centuries, changed the confguration of
the coat: what. for example, is now land
having formerly been guilt, one side of
which, point or spit, eight miles long
towards the east,slill remains. This spit,
which bears the name Of Point de IL Macs
Itra, is in great part a. marsh, covered
with rushes, and is cut up into number
Iof islands by means Of canals. The size
and shape Of these canals and islands are
eonstantly Yarying.espeeially on the melt
ing Of the snow 10 the Spring and the
heavy falls Of rain in Autumn. From
Placenza, the Po flows between two higt
banks, arti6ciaIly made, TO PapoSze ant
SaTravalIa, villages niutseu miles 10 thu
east Of F errara. These banks, construct
ed to maintain the river, have bad th'
) singular effect Of raising it above the pla il
Through which it flows. SO othat the inhab
itants oflhe districts Of Ferrara and Pol
t esina are conslantlyin dread ofinundations
{ Up to Sarravalla the river is called III
a Great Pc. AT tha. pltce il is diyide
into two branches. one Of which, going to
: wards the east. falls into the sea at th
i Pointa de Ia Maestro, aud other. going to
J. wards the southeast, enters the sea to tn
IS north OF the roadstead Of Goro Th
first branch is called the Po de Ia Maestrs
and the second the Pc de la Goro, an
: they are about the only parts nayigable.-
o Between The, Bay Pelazsa and the Point
,fFde la Maestro are. the seven principi
n mouths Of the river. All are eDcumbers
!. with sandbanks constantly varying, an
y which consequently render navigation di
y ficult even to experisnoed mariners. II
10 Pointe de Ia M4estra Terminates at Il
in north of the Delta Of the Pc; it lies 10,
10 and on going TO Venice. or leaving q
Z potts Of the lagoons, it is prudent to ke'
y at distance Tromlt. Atiour andIa b,
ne miles to the northwes! is the mouth oft
t. Great Po. whiohis called the Port de
i. Maestro. This mouth which has recent
Is been formed. has replaced one which "
:, at two miles to the southeast, and which
10 lnow filed up. Large banks ofssnd GOV
at all this part of the coast, and render I
d. entrance to the Port de la Maestro dill
il. cult. ae 3D.. s.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-21

EE The Cincinnati Commercial says
there has been a fight at Toledo. The ed
itor Of the Blade. has been assailed on the
street by the Canal Collector. The col
lector struck the editor from behind and
without warning, swore seme and made
a considerable stir in the streets. It ap
pears that the editor had been denouucing
gambling and gamblers, and the collector
took it as personal. and hence the attack
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-21


"I. o. s. M The Xenia Torch Light
in describing the parade by the Sons Of
Malta in that place says: CAT twelve
o'clock on last Thursday night, all Xeuia
was on the walks to witness the first
public parade ofthe members Of that mys.
terious crder--the 81. o. s. NJ" II was
avery "solsmn occas ion." The few torch
es which accompanied the procession serv-
ed to give an additional tinge of gloom to
the otherwise gloomy parade; and out Of
this wall Of double darkness came the wall
of funeral music; emitting the air with its
mournfui melody. Slowly and solemuly
Etrailed ia the wake Of this gbostly music
an hundred men, more or less. wrapped ia
the habilinnents Of the grave. and moving
as il they were grouping their way, with,
lout priest or undertaken, to that last bourne
10 'syondsr" Cemstery. Like all respect
able ghosts, they disappeared with chanti'
lcleer's first notes of warning. Since this
lodge is organized in our midst, We woult
! advise all good msn, ) who desire to see tha
no evil springs from it--no descent on ca
J, bs--no helping the dutch to take Hol
J land" nor nothing Of that kind-to joi'
o it." s qsS
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-21


The Old Goose-quiit's Ne psn f0r NET
Et Iless % vuD viib ease, efsF-.
Lst othsrS, care not Nhothsybs,
coadeuH itasihey please. Efffs 2
ihaie this ssis, and sFampsup way,
Dividing, with ne steel,
Il docs aot wriis thssans each day,
Nor even sas y0u fesl 80
Nor do IKE ne gold pen yet.
wIthail iis boasiing ways; e'
liksePs ne mind, nnd hand IN frsi.
And don' ihlhk what itaa1s.
Bot When1 write, giveme ny ehoiso-
i'lilehoose the old goose s-auIiI,
II writes % PLAN, and needs no force.
Buimoves, just AT your viii.
IthOips the thoughts to dow morS free,
Il gives them form, and place,
II sets the hand Of libsHy, &C.,.
Tomoye with ease and grnee.
Yes, ths old soose,qulli = the pen soI mo
Although hmeets abuse;
III use Il 100, where'erIbs,
And advocate lie use.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-21
And advocate ili use

70 New Orleans. tits gratifying TO be
assured, is enjoying greater degree Of
health thus far issummsr than has been
the case for years. Not solitary case Of
yeliOA fever has as yet made its appearance.
True. there is lime enough yet, bat we
may safely expressth the hope that oar sister
city may be spared a visitation Of her old
enemy this year. 'e ~
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-21

HEr HoLLANpscH BITTEa.-We have
received another certificate out Of Grand
Rapids, Michigan, dated 10th June. 1858
PErER DANE,a Hollandsr, desires to pab
lish in the Meavsbode. that the Holland
Bitters entirely cured him of Indigestion
Fever and Debility with which he suffer
ed all the spring. Peter Dane is gratefu
10 The proprieiors Of this greatlremedy. .ant
takes this way Of Recommending it to hi'
country men, ~. QulNEuS,J r
Ed. Sas6Oggan Nisu,Os6ode,, Shsboygaa
WIS. sa1s
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-21
HgrTh. eolumbus journal SAYS tha

EEThe Columbus Journal says that.
ON Thursday. Governor Chase pardoueda
German named Wagner. who was sent 10
the Penitentiary from Cleveland for horse
stealing il appears that on election day,
last fall. Wagner got ona spree at Cleve-
land, went TO livery stable; hired horse
and buggy y.And drove of. He did not re'
turn at the time promised, and while TO-
'toxicated offered the horse for sale. Or
this oharg, he MAS convicted and sent tt
the PeniteptiaTy, although the horse Wa'
! not sold. The offense seemed to be |
purely constructive one; which fact being
clearly shown. the Governor granted hin
apardon as above.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-21

foP NV YORK,
Formerly PhyalsiaB % ne HsE Yoh Hospital; Mem-'
uoh; lavender of ~ ssiobrstsd Luar fssisE
Agihor sfs New Werh on ths caases sa4
Trealment fConsamP Ptoa Cancer aud t'iaif
an disease sf ne lnags. Thtoai,
Blood, liver, NsrVea, skin, Eyes, Ears, &c &C., Sc
II VIII hAHE - H-r1 HoHrnLy vIalrTa
LANCASTER,
On Tuesday, Angnss =, 1850,
Ho will arrive on The arsi Train going West, sad 70,
-. main ~ h0arS. He. HiU also, Visit o6co b
ever mouth through ne ys.s
t1sn ivspy yoars in eountfy prnsses ven "a sto
nopIial. ard InhsmsrIes of Nes YORK snd Philadai,
Phsa1 hesl1g also sRe1t ssyesal yests smong shs
fscty familiar sith ihs medicBal properties of el ne
agents used by tbe e.sMedIeins hen'' ofthe different
heirto. HE medicines afs composed ofBaFks, Buda
Leaves, Roots and Guusi HsViaE the utmost faith
maladJ there is fopnd 10 our own soil 4 sars and
neyef-faillng remedy. By the aid ofthese Temedies
Cancer. .iseIpiens consataPfon, sesofais: khsg,pa'
kin, Neeves, Throat, Lungs. Liver and Stomach
are1oy a euraDIe In my hands - any ohsr diaeass
cares warrantcdE ExnmfnntIOn free,
Hours Of constellation from sio6 each day. pr
AAHLY will yistihis t0En once every month througl
hsJear. These vIslts are preparatory 70 The estab
by DR.. hAHET upon the principle Of the new school
or mehean Eclectic Practices OF Medicine. ffe va
educated in The Colegs o. fhyslelans and saEgeoI.
school sysiem." About 10 years since, he became
eonviBeed ofthe great superiority Of Eclectieism ans
aneb has been his success from that time. In Thl
treatment Of many thOusand cases of lingering diseas
es, as enable him 10 warrant cures, Ia spirit 0
condolences which only knowledge can give. DR.. MAH
LY will be happy 20 operate for the removal Of en-
1arged TOusiis. Tumors, Cataract for nearly ri
diseasesFeqairing surgical Interference. H
Althon5 u is not .he best mode o. tn
Doctor will when desired, describe 10 his patient
their Diseases without asking any questiobs He ba
lin his day book the names Of mauy hundred patient
In this Yicinit1. who have cared
three months after being pronounced b0peiess by tn
old school, The and addresses these pstiont
will be given ndesired, 70 enable the reader 10 ob
tain the details OF the case. Dr. NASTY will brin
with him more than hundred bags Of roots &c
fresh from the diggnRs. with which he will suppl
lhis paiients. ROOMS AT T5B BsHRFRERHoUsE.
Lancaster May f2 1857 n.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-21

UNwENTY-THKEB Years have elapsed since com
4 meDeedthe Gtoeery and ProTlsIon Businsss,--
Every bnsnosa day during that iime have Kept book
and charged. Many have always paid me prompiy.
nd 10 my sorrow, must say, great many have not
WhIietime was lively, there a s1fieient amount
paid debts 70 onset cha ges, which gave the
of an average capital butwhen times changed diGer-
charged tends lesson Iuy eapita which disabIes
70 buy Goods NJ q fair rate. rftv
Now sor eifpFoteetion, from and after this date
my books will be closed against all persons and Do
goods will be sold without CASH, such articles Al
we usually take In exehange.
In conclusion, 1 would say, have on land ven
~
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-21

egAt Louisville, last Saturday mig ht
a police officer Sbo. aud killed man nam.
ed Quill, and wounded his two brothers
fatally /. is supposed. They were, I, i
alleged. violently resisting the officers q
the time.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-21
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

... SEw OaLEAEs, Jnly Ig.IssD
90 O0a6 IS.
Corn has advanced to q iOsl IS for mixed, and 2
al % for white.
There IS moderate demand for Mess PORK, anG
prices are arm at $3.50.
whisky dull and prices nominal st 27a2sc for Teet
hed. and zoe for new.
Sugar inactive and prices are drOoT ing fair
Aolasses is In moderate demand aud nrn at 34a75e
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-21
nrTbs ETansVllls, lind / EuoulIsr


tNThS Evansville, lind. EaquiVsr
requests as to pass one JLNEs BRIDEOAME,
around aa : seouhdrel. The Bnquirer
publishes an article . column ih lsOglb, ,
concerning him, from which we learn that
be has bsen guilty -ofthe following mis-.
dsmssnors. He purchased part Of the
Enqnirer giving ip part payment DRAFT
for fourteen hundred dollars on BESJAMIs
BHipsd4xE, Of Lancss.sE Pa. which Be
inc san. ihssa ~, oolls.,;o, -. ,.tu,naJ
%. -, n..,..
WV 'ps 5sP01s .uns DEM A,'lA ? - AA
could not Be found. Bsidsgeme alter
Wards fsiensd . Necessity 10 90 to Gin
oinua.i. 20 sac s;ek brother. and borrow.
al c.,a.,,..., 49,. ~. I..alo,d nnd.,
- ~. ~. ''V1. ~ S's s.s.s - =
Pfsssnse 0''sasing nis tfnnk, '~pich no IA
terwards smugglsd from the house lesy ing
the carpet-ssok well filed with old news
paners sWhiIs n EvansviIle he borrowed
.,,,S..LI. !. .s..,-;,, -.,,..,l...o,s t,or,
So~''De, ~. -D'o l'o1 :.,.',. - 'a.l 49, ~
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-21

EE The Cincinnati Gazette Of Tuesday
says: :-"Y Yestesday was another of these
,swelteriug days which have lately made
everybody 80 miserable. We do not pre-
tend 10 keep an accurate record Of the ther'
mOmeter's Loings in such weather.. suf.
foe it to say. that IL didn't yesterday iAl
below 80 deg, F. nor rise over 100 deg
p, ia the shade. II was. mOstOf the day
over 100 deg, gsers.ss
The Gazette further states that on Mon
day last there were no Oless than cine case
Of sunst roke in that city, about two third
Of wich were fatal.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-21

ETwe think just sbout this time, the
press. especially thAI Of New York. is ma
king fool Of Henry Ward Bssehsr. We
are told every few days Of what he Ihinks
OF cows. hoops, snakes. auoits. &c. Won
derful man Is Beecber.-Ex.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-21

EE-An editor in the northern part Of
ths State recently took = ootemporary to
task. for copying choice scraps from bis
editorial columns and notgiving him cred.
i. for them. The contemporary replied By
ssying that s.he did not do credit bust
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-21

..s s..ss : EE We think Mr.. HILL has adopted a
wise plan for this hot weather. He be-
gins school in the morning att. and lets
out at 10; takes up in the afternoon at 2,
and lets oatin .heeyenipg AZ 5. thus avoid
ing the extreme heat Of the day.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-21

A Bro BrTrKRYLY. Professor Agsssiz
has received from Brazil butterfly thai
measures ten feet from the tip Of one
wing TO the other. FsFss 4 ,-
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-21
BALTIMORE MARKET

bALTIHonE, July 10, 1889
PiouI dull at 25a50e decline; sales choice Ohio at
O0ag 95.
Wheat duh al Goa IS for White and 20 for Red.
8 Corn nrmer al esas3e for White and yellow.
Fl Provisions dali 81 .rfrf
Baeon sides, ose; Mess Pork, II 90.
Whisky auiet AZ k1lsc.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-21

b E1-we would direct special attention
20 the advertisement 81 Ntc FAucns. A.
thesMan Corner. ,Rsad-s-it speaks for
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-21

D~Ths fruit crop 10 California this
year, according to the San Francisco Her
aid, will amount to between six and seven
millions Of dollars,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-21

A9r Read DIR. MAELY's advertisement
Of his next monthly visit in another col
umn.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-21

EEThe Jswelry stOreOfL. 9. BUFoH'
isiast becoming fayorite resort for per
Sons wanting anything done 10 the repair,
;ag line. Well, BUroH kno,Os kosV, :
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-21

a ss9F Read the adFsrtisemenisof w. X
.RHoADs in another column. He is Stil
iskihe pictures very cheap. n,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-21

< eVrHee advertisement in special notice
column headed "To Constmptives.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-21

THE ONLY ARTICLE i
UNRIVALLED IN MARKET.
WITH IMMENSE
HOME EUROPEAN
DEMAND
The reason why. Is that by Natures process Il
estores the natural color permanently AFTER the hair
becomes gray: supplies he natural nnidi' aao .sSs
itching and heat from the scalp, quets and tones u
the nerves. and thus cares all headache, and
and hair will stop and keep II from falling of makes
Il soft glossy, heGtAly saf beautiful, and " nsed by
ihe young two or three iimesa week, wH ,i, never
ss 'ps '''U - Ntw YoaK. Jspua-y g. lsss.
Messrs. o Wood x Co.-Gentemen: Having
heard gcad deal about Professor Woods Hair Re-
storative. and my hair being quite gray, made mp
my mind 70 lay aside the prejuices when In com
mon with great many persons, bad a9ainst all man
ner Of patent medicines. and short time ngo com
menced asine your article, 70 test II for myself.
The result has been very satisfactory that am
very elad did 60 and In Justice 70 you, well
for the OF others Who may De as was
but who having my prejudice witnout my reasont loI
setting ~ aside unwilling 70 gVe your
trial IL they have further proof and the best proof
being oceular demonstration write you lnls leNer,
which you may show 70 any ~ oni of he New
York Wire Rail- ng BstabiishmeDt every day.
Nj hair Is now lie nutural color and nnch
N appearance every Nhys oolhB BAN~''oA $50
and much more heal thy looking: ,,,r.
lam Yours Respectfully, HENRY JENkINs' J
| Coy ~ Coiurbia and Carroll Sts. Brooklyn.
I,v1Hasror. Alabama, February IA. 1858.
| P,of wood-Ile nv sir: Your Hair Restorative has
done mueh rood In ths part OF the country. My hair
has been slightly diminishing for several years, caus-
ed. I suppose from slight burn when was quite an
infant have been using your Hair Restorative Ter
six weeks and md that have hne hesd now
growing after having used all other remedies Known
10 no eiseI think itthe most valuable remedy no
eEtant and advise sl who are Affieted tnas way 70
use your remedy Youean pnbllsh ths " ynn sninA
proper Yours, 60. B. W. AtDObEToN-
PurLADELPHIA, SePtem0er y. leSI.
Prof. Wood--Doar Sir: Your nalr hestotAuVe y
proving itself beneficial to me. The hont- ana also
1.-The back parf ofmy head almost lost rs coveTtrg~a'
lin fact usLD have used bot two hall bottles O.
your Restorative. aad the top OF my head e
lded with promising crop OF young hair and tne from
n aisn raceiying It's benefit have tried other prapa
cations vEithout any benefit Whstever. think ffonl
mn own personal " commendation. can ind many
others 10 tryit. Yours, respectfully,
| ~ aes e.aF ssa $50 To. 464 Vine Street.
The Restorative Is put in bottles of sizes, viz
llarge medium and sInai the small holds half pint
and Tetails for one dollar per bottle;the
atJenst twenty per cent more npropoTton than th'
small retails for two dollars large bot
lie holds quart 40 cent. more In proporton,an'
retnils fer three dollars
Il % WOOD & CO.. Propyietors, 3le btoadway
II New YORK finthe great Ssw York Railing ksinplisn
:, mont and iI4 Marx Street, ST. Louis, Missouri
T5sAnd sold ey ailgcod Druggists and hsnsySoSa .
Dealers. s-.- 'une y Ao'S 'iuS