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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-31
GROCERIES, &c.
T A RREWIS. Camaron Street.


Is now receiving per steamship Mount Vernon
and Schrs. Fleetwood and Fairfax, from New
York, his FALL SUPPLIES OF GROCERIES
AND LIQUORS, consisting in part as tollows:-
SUGARS.-POrto Rico. Cuba. New Orleans, Loaf,
Crushed. Granulated, Powdered, A b., Coffee,
and Yellow.
MOLASSES.-Port Rico. Cuba, Muscovada; New
York, Philadelphia. and Baltimore Syrups.
CoFFEE-Ric, Laguyra, Maracaibo, Java, and
Mocha.
Imperial, Young Hyson, and
Black, Of various qualities.
SUNDRIES.-Sperm, Adamantine, and Mould
Candles; Starch: Pepper Pimento; Nutinegs;
Mace; Ginger: Sal Soda; Saltpetre; Rice; Cheese:
Candy; Brooms, &c, SC.
-ALSO,-
% half pipes and casks fine lIenesey and Otari
BRANDIES
Is casks Port, Sherry. and Madeira WINES
10 Malaga do
300 bbls. WHlSkEi, part very prime
80 b GIN and RUN
10 /" Apple and Peach BRANDY
IS baskets CHAMPAGNE. oct %
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-31

JlULLED CLOTHS AND LlNSEYS.--We have
ID Just received another supply of Miers sap.
Pulled CLOTHS, TO which we invite attention.
dec GEO. X. WILMER J. BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-31

N7OTICE.-We have just received u lot of very
IN heavy Country Knit YARN SOCKS. which
we will sell very low
dec % LARhlN bho.
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DRY GOODS, &C.

INTENSIVE SALE OF DRY GOODS
Il Nearly 100000 ~orth Of DRY GOODS al
Or about the Erdct Cost for Cash.-Wc would re-
spectfully announce to our customers and the pub
lie generally that our co-partnership expires on
the LIST Of February next by limitation, and we
very DESTROYS Of settling up our business to the
time specified; and having on hand an unusually
large stock Of both FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
GOODS. we have determined to run off whole
stock nj about the exact cost; and hope our Gus
toners and the public viii appreciate this move BY
relieving US Of the greater portion of our goods,
which we now offer upon such terms as We have
never before proposed
We propose commencing our sale to-day, Mon
day, the 10th OF December, and continuing from
day TO day until tho 2lst of January, so that We
may have ample time to take an inventory Of
stock, &C., previous to the firstof February. PuT-
chasers may rely on obtaining any article in our
stock ut precisely what il is marked to cost US;
more will be asked and no less will be taken
All packages will be delivered promptly on the
morning after the day of sale.
During the time We are selling at cost We shall
make no deduction for cash, AS our terms will, Of
course, be cash without discount.
We will endeavor to give every attention in our
power to purchasers, and We only ask in return
that they will facilitate sales much posi-
BILE by buying all they Gun of Us, and in as short
space OF time as they can conveniently do IT,
We deem it almost unnecessary 10 state that we
keep on hand one Of the largest stocks of SILKS,
ROBES, MERINOS, MOUSELINES, vELVETS,
CLOAkS, SHAWLS, aud DRESS GOODS gene
rally that can he found in the District, and We
satisfied you will be convinced that We do what
We profess if you will but call and examine our
prices.
our customers. whose accounts will he rendered
in y few days. will ohlige us very much if they
will call aud settle early after the receipt of
them "a they conveniently do so. in order that
we may close up the present business, and effect
such arrangements as may prove agreeable TO
Thorn hereafter, and profitable to ourselves.
w. M. SINISTER co.
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CTILL ANOTHER SUPPLYING have just
y received an additional supply Of CLOAkS to
which we Invite attention.
nov 81 g. X. WILMER 4 BRO.
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nERFUMERY AND SOAPS.-Just opened
Lubin's Extracts do. Pomade, Philocome,
do. Soap Honey do, Palm do, Marsh Mslow do,
Don Quixotte do, Hunters Glycerine do, Almond
do, and variety Of other Soaps. Also, real Ger
man Cologne. together with supply Of Coognes'
Extract Pomsdes, and Hair Oils of every descrip-
ton Idec q S. 4 w. MEYENBERG.
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4 LMANACS FOR Is60.-The Farmers Cal
n endsr, Standard edition, American Farmers,
Housekeepers and Comic Almanacs: also, the H.
Illustrated Rural Register. published annually by
Luther Tucker, CSC; the American Baptist Amer
lean Presbyterian, and Presbyterian Family Al
manacs, &c each. For sale by
dec q ROBERl BELL.
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THURS! FURS!!-SECOND SUPPLY m!-We
Z have opened this day our second supply OF
LADIES DRESS FURS, which, in addition to
our former stock, makes our assortment very com
plets. We earnestly invite the Ladies to give us
call. a. We will sell our Furs at Northern prices.
asc s. 4 W. MEYENBERG.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

NEW BOOKS FROM d. APPLETON Il CO.
IN Evenings at the Microscope, or Researches
among the minister Organs, and forms Of Annual
Life by Philip Henry Gosse, +. R. s., price sl,5o.
The Professor at the Breakfast Table, with the
story OF Iris, by Oliver Wendell Holmes, author Of
the "Autocrat of the Breakfast Table, 81.
Great Facts, popular history and description
of az the remarkable inventions during the present
century. By Prot. c. Bakewell, author Of "Philos-
optical Conversation" &c, illustrated with en-
cravings, 81.
Prince Charles the Young Chevalier, by Meri-
deh Jones, author OF 1.-The Boys Book OF Modern
Travel" 6c., with eight illustrations, I5c.
Edit Vaughan's Victory, or How to Conquer
by Helen Wall Pi"rson, 63c. the new Night Caps.
told to Charley, ~ the author Of might Caps,
Soc. and Baby Night Caps, by the same author,
soc.
New Juveniles from Henry b. Ashmcad.-llus-
trated Book of Natural History in four parts, 3oc
each: Mother Gooses Chymes, Rhymes, and Melo-
dies 25c.; The Old Nurses Library, IL parts, 21c.
each. Just published, and for sale by
dee - ROBERT BELL.
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NEW GOODS.-.Just received fresh supply
IN Of fancy Prints, Mouslin DeLaines, DeBeges
Cassinets, Sheep Greys. Kentucky Jesnes and
"a Pulled Linseys, Blesched and Brown SheetinS
and Shifting Cottons, all Of which l will sell ut
low figures.
lec 10 W. n. BENIN
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OTOyRSi STOVES !!-Csl and soc the large
y and we'll selected stock Of sTOVEs,at
H. I. GREG0RYS,
nav Nos lis and 40, King 81.
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VARIETIES FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Y Rosewood and Mahogany Writing Desks,
Ne Plus Ultra Writing Cases, Port Folios, Back
CANNON Boards, Dominoes, Chess Men, Gold
Pens, Pen Knives, Color Boxes, Fancy Ink Stands,
Porcelain States, Rosewood Work Boxes, Chill
drcn's Games, a. Il. {. Blocks, and Transparent
Drawing States. For sale at
JAS. ENTWISLE 4 SONS,
dec 81 Bookstore. No. - King street.
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HOMEMADE FLANNELS.-Just received
III very superior article of Loudoun white Elan
nels, for Skirts. fnov 29l BRYAN ADAMS.
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UNFOLDING, RECEPTION, AND VISITING
w CARDS, engraved IN the finest and latest
,tvle ldec II ROBERT BELL, 81 king-st.
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ATOTICE.-Just received, 20 pieces OF Fancy
IN DeLaines
50 pieces Fancy Prints
Black and Brown mixed Linseys
S Kentucky Jeans, (extra)
10 Sleeps Grey Cashmere
10 superior Satinetts
10 Bleached 4 Brown Canton Flannels
10 Manchester Ginghams
10 Linsey, at Is and 81 cts
2 bales extra ga Pulled Cloth, all Of which
I will sell ut the lowest market prices.
nov II WIN. n. BERkLEi.
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DOCKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.-I have re-
ID ceived my supply of Books. &c, for the Hol-
idays which is unusually large and complete. in
GLIDING all the Standard Poets, Historical Works
and Miscellaneous and Juvenile Books also. Porte
Folios, Writing Desks. ne Plus Ultra Travelling
Desks, ac, to all which, invite the attention "f
purchasers fdec 1877 ROBERT BELL.
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4. BARRELS X. l.. s 4. STuART'S STEAM
V REFINED GOLDEN SYRUP, received this
dav per steamer Monticello and tor sale by
dec % j. T.. DOUGLASS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-31

DOTATOEs.-2 900 bushels superior MERCER
i POTATOES, now landing from Schr. Arctu-
rus and for sale by NJ. ELDRlbGG CO.,
p,v IL Ulio. Wharf.
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0tALL AT MEIENBERG'S and buy one Of
" those Black OF colorsd Silk Elastic BELTS
for l83 cts, worth 374 cts. dec
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-30


exhibiiiOn, would Be that Il could, at The beet,
amount 10 but little; but II one half We gather
frOm our exchanges in regard to Sig. Donei,i
and Col. Woods exhibition Of trained animals
b tue, We can safely say that visit 10 them
WILSON disipate such an erroneous idea. Their
"a exhibition win be given thio Afternoon q,
, O'clock which viii afford our friends feOn
the country fine opportunity Of witnessing
Il, an ehtertainment will be given At night, al.
% on 10 morrow afternoon, and AZ night, which
will positively eloee their exhibitions In thi,
city The Dayton Empire, spcaking of lheii
performances in that city says; The animal
wonders at Houston Hall are attracting lare,
audiences the seats are all taken up, and 4
portion Of the chairs aremade 10 do double du
". We do not believe better pleased audi
ences ever eongregated within the walls Of
Houston Hall; we feel sure that no other au
dienees ever gave more decided exhibitions o
satisfaction.
Aud hero We will say that tho performanc,
exceeded oil that We had been told about II
in allits appointments il was uncxecptionablo
/ II was wonderful, charming.
There was not the least bad taste oxhibitc,
by the animals, none Of that, disgusting mon
keyism Of the menagcrios. No human per
formers ever deported themselves with NOR
deeorum. The fcats performed by the mon
keys aud dogs were truly pleasing and won
derful, exceeding by far anything we eve
conceived could be done by those clever ami
mails. Sig. Donett has succeeded in his ci
forts to train and educate tho monkeys, dog
&c, and he affords the public a vast deal Z
amusement Everybody should 50 aud Sc
them.
Greek Phigas very fne performer hao late
ly been added to this troupe. our exchange
speak in higher terms OF him. For full par
ticulars we refer our readers TO the bills.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-30

CoUNCIL CHAMBER, !
Tifiin, Saturday, Sept. "a, 1896
Council met and was called TO order by the
President.
Members present, Hovey. Homing, Wagner
and Watson.
The Clerk then read the minutes Of the last
meeting, which on motion were approved as
read.
The act Of John Walker of $40. so and the
account Of NJ. A. Mitchell Of 81 SO for carting
gravel in lst Ward were then presented aud
read and ON motion Of Heming allowed and
the Clerk instructed 10 draw orders on the let
Ward fund for the amount Of same.
Petition signed by J. Yeager and q 9th.
er citizens and residents Of the city, asking
council 10 make provision 10 build a oistern
near in-lot No. 2l3 on jefferson Street ia the
lst Wd Of the city, was then presented and
read by the Clerk.
g.. II. Heming moved that inasmuoh as the
present condition Of finances Of the city would
not warrant the appropriation Of the necessa-
ry funds 10 build the cistern asked for by Pc
titioneTs at this time that said Petition lay on
the table for the present, which motion pre-
vailed.
A Petition signed by Jacob Sheiher and y
other citizens Of Iiffin, praying Council, to re-
move one Of the Fire Engines belonging ~ the
city, now stationed in the old Engine House
on the Court House Square, aud station the
same at some convenient place at the South
end Of the city near the Catholic Church, was
then presented aud read by the Clerk. Amer
some discussion Q. X. Watson moved, that the
further consideration said Petition was post
poned until the next regular meeting Of Coun
ell, and tho Marshal instructed TO ~
quest the officers and members Of Engine Com
panies Nos. and 3, TO meet with the Counci
at that time, which motion prevailed.
! On motion it was ordered that the Regular
night Of meeting Of the Council hereafter, b.
Wednesday Of each week, and the hour .
meeting O'Clock p, N. until further ordered
On motion council then adjourned TO mes
Wednesday, Sept. %, 80, at o'clock p. NJ.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-30
New York Market.

NEW tORK, Sept. %.
FLouR-Market active and l5@90c better
Sales 1900 bbls At 81 60@4 80 tor super ives
teraj 81 S0@5 10 for common 10 medium "a
ira western; S. 40@5 60 for inferior 10 good
shipping bronds extra round hoop Ohio.
WHEAr-Fully % better. Sales $4,000 bu
at 96c for No. 2, and 81 90 for No. / Chicago
spring
RYE-Steady Sales 1900 bu at SIC.
BARLET-Quiet at 65@90c.
CoRN- Heavy and lower, with salos Of 5000
bu at 90c in store for mixed western; 93c for
yellow.
oArs-Market steady at 4O@4 4lc for Western
and Canadian.
WnisKr-Dull. Sales 900 Jbls at o6JSc.
PORK-Mnrket lower. Sales 2600 bbls nj
SIS IS @l5 30 for mess; $40 so for prime.
BLEF-The market Is dull Sales l75 bblt
at 81 75@5 90 for country prime; S. 5O@6 5C
for do mess.
Cur MEATs-Vcry scarce and firm at Sc fol
shoulders, an &c for hams.
BAooN- Steady; 100 tiercos bOgged hams a
Iuk@lIAe.
LARp-Steady. Sales 325 bbls al 1910
iILe.
BUrrER-A fair business doing at I2@IT
/ for Ohio.
oHErsE-In fair request at 9Q9ISo 70
4 prime parcels.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-30
DIED.

In Titin, on the lth inst, of Scarlet Fever,
GArLoRD, eldest son of DR.. Z. j. and Marc a.
REr MoCoLLUN, aged years.
Cold is the spot, where our darling is lying;
Ooldly the winter wind sweeps o Fer his tomb,
Wildly and sadly the requiem signing
For him who died in his Summers young
bloom.
Gold is the bed where we laid him 10 slumber.
Though the warm sunshine fell lovingly
there
On that sad day, we will ever remember
Day when We buried the youthful and fair.
Earth with the glory Of Autumn was glowing,
Flowers on the uplands were lingering still
Soft as the Spring-time the west winds are
blowing,
But on our hearts lay wintor-liko chill.
Pure es beitteth an innocent breast,
Spring and the fond ones, who live to dc.
plore him,
win cover with blossoms the place Of his rest
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-30

The Seneca Co. Fair opened up on
Wednesday very oncouragingly. The day
was principally occupied in making entries
and arranging articles for exhibition, hence
the number in attendance was not very great
at any one time. At the time we visited the
grounds Wednesday EVENING" there was
not the usual display of stock, but what there
was was very good. The display of work
horses, roadsters and stations was worthy Of
attention. There were also some fine speci.
mems Of cattle, work oxen, milch cows de-,
but the number was small. The display Of
sheep, hogs and poultry, was respectable.
Floral Hall was the scene Of particular attrae-
ton. Here fairy hands had been at work
and the result was a most brilliant display Of
fruits, flowers and paintings, cxquisitely ar.
ranged. The display Of fruit, in point Of
quantity, quality and variety, is admitted to
be the best ever seen in the County. There
were apples, peaches, peers, grapes de-, in
endless variety and looking delicious enough
to tempt every son aud daughter Of Adam.
The flowers were arranged in terraces, on an
Octagonal pyramid in the center, which, with
the fine groups Of paintings that cover the
wall, made the picture one Ofexquisits beauty
Here we noticed some fine specimens of art
from the Daguerrean galleries Of Falkner 4
Pennington. The Mess. Yerk have room
devoted exclusively to their wares. which
makes a fine display. Domestic Hall was
pretty wen filed. We noticed some fne car.
riages from the shop Of Peter Van Nest. MILL
merry and fancy goods from the establishments
Of F. X. Shawhan and soudsr q Carpenter,
clothing and cloth by ]. shriyer and J Yoll,
mer, boots AID shoes by A. q B. Kuebler. fur
niture by j. A. Myers a Son and J. Fiege,
harness by PoormAn 4 Miller, confectionery
by J. Osborn, de- &c., all making fine dis
play Besides there was a variety Of dairy
products, seed wheat, corn. oats, barley, buck.
wheat, clover, timothy and fax seed-a splen
did collection Of potatoes. cabbage, pumpkins,
melons, beats &e. also bed quilts, fancy nee
die work and other domestic fabrics. Duloi-
mers and sewing machines were also 70 be
seen. Just outside Of this hall there was al
50 6ne display Of agricultural implements,
such as plowS, eultivatOrs, planters. drills.
reapers 4 mowers, threshing machines, sugar
mills, Pumps de-, many Of them from the es-
tablishment Of Smith, Barnes d 90. Of this
city. But we must close and give a more ex-
tended notice NEXT week.
Tomorrow lThursdaY), Il the weather rs-
mains fair, we may expect great crowd.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-30

To Parents who are parents may
have noticed upon the heads Of your infants
humor, accompanied by running at the ears
IL would seem as il the Affections Of these liz
tie innocents were coeval with their BIRTH
Now, much suffering may be saved them il
AFTER yeaTs il the disease is at once rooted from
their eytem. henneuy-s ndeuicuf DTsoOvefJ
will most certainly do this, for it has battled
with the most formidable humors, and always
came off victorious. Perhaps your offspring
has inherited this disease from one or both d
its parents, If so, you should by all means use
the discovery, and il hea zen should bless YOU
with other children, they will be born without
blotch or blemish.
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BOOK NOTICES.

BlackwOod for Sept has been received
from the American publishers, L. Scott q Co
New York. In point Of literary merit, Black
wood stands unrivalled. Il never depreeiates
in interest but is constantly increasing IN pop
ular favor Price 50 year-laken with any
one Of the Reviews, 81.
The Atlantic fof Oct. has already greeted
US. 1t IS gratifying to know that this popu-
lar magazine will not be affected by The peeu-
mary embarrassment Of the publishers, Phil
lips, Sampson a Co., but win continue its
brilliant career 0s before. The present Is q
"star" number. The leading articles ar'
Daily Beauty" "Ths Minister'S Wooing;'
.Riaed Gunsis "A Trip 70 Cuba" &c. Prie'
e5 yeaf,
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irRnii5 lines less one year 100
sS-A reduction Of per cent. from tho above rates
will be made for Cash
The space, occupied by 10 lines Of the type composing
the body OF the adyertisement will be considered
square
All irantient advertisements, together with Admins
taiion, Attachment, Road AMI Ditch Notices. must be
paid form advance.
Advertisements inserted for an indefinite time will
be charged for until oFdefedou
When yearly Advertisements are inserted, one or
more changes will be allowed.
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InValids with Ague and
Fever, Lung Diseas &c.

r1HE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY NOTI.
Il fed that Dr. Fishers Ague Cure, for so cents per
bottle warranted contain quin the pos.
tirey for Ague and Fever, Chill Fever,
Intonlueht Fever, Of any preparation for sale IN the
city. II IL the cheapest as well a. best because Il will
cure and keep Il cured. And his Cough Syrup, called
Fishers Compound Syrup OF Ginger, at IS cts per vial
Is medicine Of great value n all d. seases Of the Lungs,
Windppe bronchial tubes, and his anti Bilious Pills,
too, peculiarly well adapted TO the ague and
fever, chill fever bilious fever 6e price 25 cents per
bo1. DR., J. FISHER,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-30
MOthersl Mothers!! Mothers!!!

Doni fail to procure Ms. Winslows Soothing Syrup
Tor Children TeethlnE. II has no equal earth. Il
greatly facilitates the process OF teehng, by soening
the guns, reducing all inhamation-will alay all pain,
moihsrs. IA will aivs se-, - 80 ss',.f and
This valuable preparation y the prescription Of one oi
che cNpsienoed and skillul female Physicians In
new England and has been used with neyer-iailing
success in millions Of cases.
We believe u the best and surest remedy In the world,
In all cases qf Dysentay and DiaHhwa In children,
whether u ARISES from teethiug or rom any other
causu surr togiye Immediate reliefto Infants tui
fuFina from wind oOlio
Ifiie ndheu,h can be estimated by dollars and cents,
lee worth It's weight In gold.
Millions OF bottles are sold every year In the United
States. u IL an old and weltried remedy.
PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS A BOTTLE.
tv-None genuine unless the fac-simile OF CURTIS
a. PERKINS, New York, Is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout the wDrld.
seDlO 1T /. l.. IT. JOHN Co.. AGENTS for Tiiiin.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALps.


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New York CITY.
The combination Of ingredients In the Pin, are the
Fesrlt Of long and extensive practice. They mild
In their operation, and certain In correcting all iifsgu
lahtiss, Painful MsnsIustohs, removing al obstrue
tions, whether from cold otherwise, headache, par
ihthe side, papiaton Of the heart, whites, all nsrvou
affections, hyssToa fatigue, pain In the back and mbi
etc, disturbed sleep which from interruption o
nature.
To Married Ladies'.
d. Chesssmaus Pills are iuvaluhbls, they wllbrnr
the monthly period with regularity. Ladies via
have been disappointed IN the Of other Pills
place The utmost oonhdenoe in Dr.. Cheeseman's Pills
doing all that they represent to do.
Notice.
There IL condition oithe female ~ TEN IN which
the Pills cannot be taken without producing peru-
aFFesu Huch is the nesiiablo tendency Of ths med
icins restore The sexual functions 20 normal coadi-
on, hat tho reproductive power ofnatufe cannot
resist "a. Warranted purely vegetable, and free from
anything iuuhouS. Explicit directions, which should
be read, accompany each box. Price 81 Sent By mail
on enclosing 3 to the GeneTul Agent
t7g-sold BY one druggist In every town 10 the untsd
statss RB. HUrCilNGs,
General Agent lorthe Uniied States.
I05 Chamhf ft .ti., kew.fofk,
To whom al Waolesaie orders should bu addressed,
soldby J. r. Wooster, TiGn, o. ma2a.if