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your father would have been unable tt
have raised the whole amount"
WELL, well, never mind that. [ shall
return every penny with interest. Blu
as | was saying, [ must away; I can NJ
longer live cooped up here-the very at
moshere chokes, stiles me. I long tt
sail with the crowd, to be myself one o.
the sweeping waves. Oh, mother, say
that you are willing.
A great black shadow stands in the
doorway; a brown, earnest face enters
and takes a seat close by the student.
Herbert, dear Herbert, do not leave
us. These hands, and her broad palms
crossed each other, :" are strong governed
by a willing mind a heart dear brother
big with love for you. These arms
have carried you years ago over rougl
places; they shall sill shield You from
the rougher world. Oh, stay for their
own sake, if not for mine!"
Eugene" he replied, g I haze said my
name shall not fade into obscuri. Once
my dreams were of q different soloring:
now [ am ambitious FOR wealth. Money
gives one power, raises the meanest-
what may it not do for me ? Yes, the
world shall yet hear from me; mark that
mark that If not as the talented, then
as the rich Mr.. Wellington"
And will you Herbert, leave Amy!-
poor patient Amy !"
What a fool you are!" he exclaimed.
" 10 you suppose l win ever we'd a blind
girl? Need enough Of my seeking a for
tune if that is the case"
Now the crimson sprang fearfully to
the younger brothers face. Angry words
would have burst fol til with volcanic
power but for the sake of another.
You once loved her." said Eugene
"and she still cherishes the memory Of
other days. | know after. that fearful
affection her sweet voice bid you seek
another bride; but oh, my brother, il
were cruel to leave the unaortunate-she
is all alone-you were
"Hush!" said his companion, his lips
growing winter all the while. VIVA
right l ask have you to interfere"
He looked mp; Eugene was gone, his
eye resting upon his mother, her thin face
bowed upon her hands; for q moment il
was raised to his tear stained cheeks. Il
touched the brightest spot in his nature
he knelt down by her side.
Mother-dear mother" said he, 81
will never leave home without your will
ing consent. Life would indeed be 6
blank without your smile"
Her hand was laid in his, and she re
piled, Go my son: l feel that it is best
Poor Amy-poor. dear Amy Ihad hopec
but no matter-my weak heart knows
not what to counsel Do what you think
is right" And murmuring a blessing a.
she pressed her lips to her proud boy,
brow, she arose, aud with slow steps lief
the room.
Herbert Wellington-weak Herbert
How deadly you turn from the bettel
angel, who stands lovingly by your side
pleading for the loved one. Amy Lee;
sweet name can never fade from your
heart tablet, strive to forget her as yol
may.
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The TAPE WORM REMEDY.-A CORES
poudent at Danvers sends US an account
of the successful use on his own person,
OF the pumpkin seed remedy for tape,
worm, from which he had suffered for
eight or ten years, and almost despaired
of relief. He gives the following formula
for using the remedy b.
Two ounces of pumpkin seed, after
the outside shell is removed put them
into a mortar and add half pint of water;
pound them we'll up and make a liquid
orgast Of them, which strain through a
cloth. Drink this mixture in the morn
ing, on a fasting stomach. If it does not
operate in the course Of an hour and d
half, take an ounce of castor oil. Drink
all the time as much fresh cool water as
the stomach can bear or contain that is,
drench yourself with water.
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Lumber, Lumber,

THE SUBSCRIBER is offering for Sale, at great
i ly reduced prices, a large lot of WHITE AND
SPRUCE PINE FLOORING. Also, WHITE PINE,
SPRUCE and EEEGsoCK Boards, dressed aud undress-
ed, and other kinds of Building Materials usually
found in Lumber Yards.
To all persons about building, he would say, that
they will find it greatly TO their advantage to give
him a call before purchasing elsewhere.
He also continues to cut to order PINE, OAK, and
HEMLocK TIMBER, and has on hand Fence Boards
and Rails, Pickets and Paling. Shingles, Ceiling
Lath, &c, &C., to all of which your attention is So
licited when in want of anything in his line.
ISAIAH ROLFE.
Steam Saw and Planning Mill, Burnett Street, New
BRUNSWICK, formerly belonging to RoLFE & MELTAR
October IA, 1858. If
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CHAPTER III.
"Does Widow Lee live here 2" asked
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A CHARM.-Whisper ice cream in a
girls ear and she is with you,
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STAGE LINES.

SIAGE LINES
Stages leaves the above House every morning.
Sundays excepted for Boundbrook and Somerville,
at 8 o'clock, A. NJ, Washington, Old Bridge and Free
hold, at l IL o clock, p. M, arriving at Old Bridge
in time to take the cars to Freehold, Returning
leave Freehold at $40, A. M, arriving at Old Bridge
in time to take the stage for New Brunswick.
Campbell's Express and Stage for Middletow1
Point and Keyport, Mondays and Thursdays, at /.
CLOCK, P. NJ, meeting up and down trains at Spetts
wood, each way.
Van Kinks Express and Stage every day (sundays
excepted W: Harrington.
Omnibusses leave this House every morning (Sun
days excepted, i'd time for Steamboat to rev York
during the running season.
March Is, 1858. 1y
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ARRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

BROWNS HOTEL.-B G Hedgeman, Va; w
So MGiTps Mo6 Pa w Peer: do; / Rossnthai
k S6s1 &C. de- , knight. Pa; W brown, do;
kksgy, ny; L Foster, Nd; DJ Sseley, Oh; i
:.tor do; Brown. Mr. GIask D Vs aI snS
Brown do; DIR p II Clark, do, s w CaliwSlI. do: &;
and lady. sc; Dobe. Va: Rogers do! r r.? y
C COLLINS. S Pa; Man, Tex; $ Killer, Val 4 il
la; DIR McMulika an, Md. "
Ind; MeGIll, ; 4; ID SAMPSON. n i; Miss
a.i@er, Md: TODD q; BIox% ns'Mhf 5! ri a. y !
Mas; Miss 5 Cary, Mass; j Wfsi6rd. Va. Nj NJ,
soxis, r. BroEns c; II r 6asGs Ma Ia;
Jennings, Pa; Hall, Sid; Rf't caSpbs ;; "
sr M1aAE 81: Ni H0TbEL1J ! He'll; NY; NJ
and lady Mass caTtsr. do; ch ndaTfsRG s5s
Miss Martin do; w iscomsi. Mass = zn1sr po
Peru; Villeno, do; Ortiz, Chile; ] kennsd a.
f m9; =: Gr2Hssll; NY w Scott. &c; cosR,
WWsbbb. Battell, NY; c Henderson, Pa W ii
pkIRkW0OD HOUSES Alderman, NY; C
J Sully, Tex; Hon w BrockenbonPb Va. w ~
Z smith, do; 9 r Calvert, do; ID c F6rfest' CAY.
Wsf%fd DO; HEss ns.h aG Do " Es @Sii do
do; w w Oliver, DC; W p Chandler, bel. n uni,
senburg, Ark; r JOseby, Miss Do'' vi Y ui-
f. mHIlTBB j.. STATES r$ HOTEL+7H Bucker and
g. Slnacls,.s do; w AImbustsr, Md; i.sfsfye
I2i z W9rthingt0n, Miss; Campbell, MD; N &
house, a., IA Wilson, do; Fisher, Nj; Lein-
seseI, Mo; > Shark and lady, Va.
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waxKN's wAeEs.-A few days since the su

WaXEN's WAGEs.-A few days since the su
perintendent of the House of Industry. New
York, in visiting among the poor children of
his charge, called upon one widow woman. Mrs
g, who then lived at No. 10 Mulberry street
She has two fine little girls, who attend the
House School Attention was particularly call
ed to their circumstances by the mother apply
ing for aid to pay her rent. She had disposed
OF every article Of household furniture that
could be pledged to exc out q miserable exist
ence and keep her little family together sWe
found her, said the visitor "hard at work
making boys black cloth caps, trimmed with
braid and bow and buttons lined with glazed
muslin and wash-leather, and with patent
leather fronts, for the making and pressing of
which she received two shillings a dozen. or
two cents piece. L did not believe it, and
asked to see her pass-boOk. 1t was true" In
good times she said, Il used to get three and
six-pence per dozen, but now the price il
duced" Save us from such grasping trades
men, and from the necessity that makes fami-
lies dependent upon them, In her extremity
she applied to her friends at the House of H.
dustry. please to lend me the three dollars
and L will strive and repay it as fast as can
How long would the mother strive to spare 50
out Of such wages? With all her exertions.
she could barely earn ten shillings per week,
Her rent was paid, her children are schooled,
fed. and clothed from the stores of tho House
of Industry, and an honest woman is aided in
her efforts to keep herself and children from
becoming paupers. The specimen cap is i'm
possession of the Superintendent
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e Once upon a time, there was a certain
Frenchman who owned fine horse A neighbor
saw and admired this horse; he also expressed
his admiration of the animal to its owner, who.
In return. told the neighbor that any time he
wa. DESTROYS Of riding the horse was at his SER
vice. One day the neighbor really did want to
ride, and ne thought Of the Frenchman's kind
offer, and ventured to wait upon the horse
owner and solicit the preferred boon. 20, no. -
said the Frenchman, ~ ncvair lend my horse,''
" called" said the neighbor, 81 because of
your oher to loan him to mo at any time might
desire" go, that's ii, is it! Well. Won are
welcome to de compliment, but you cannot
have de horse ~
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DOy'r ISOLATE Tho editor Of a Georgia
paper overheard the following conversation ON
the reOpening Of the slaye-trade:
Glen, Use tell you, ifdey gwine to 'deayor.
to fetch dem ported niggsrs ober dis way which
L hear dey be, dar'l be fuss in de family,
sure. 'Spect dey want us to 'sociate wild dem
niggers on quality. Nebcr do it, sure"
'Sam, dus you rally think dy'll fotch dem
niggers here?"
For sartin, Glen, hear massa say dare was
i've thousand ported .ouf in Carolina and half
of dem now ready In dis State. tell you,
Glenn, if one Of dem form, unat' allied niggers
calclate to 'sOciate wild dis chile. he is a holm
de wrong patch. Somethin' will hit him like
q mule kicked him for sarten, and it won't be
dat animule eder,''
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PROPOSALS FOR LITHOGRAPHING AMI
T. ENGRAVING ON WOOD.
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PusDIc PRINTING,

OFFICE SuPERiNTkNDENr PUBDIc PRINTING, I
WASHINGTON, March Is, I85a
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this office
until Tuesday, the 5th day Of April merit, for ensrav-
ofthe Senate and the House of Representatives of
the United States, the following maps, charts &c,
to accompany Col. Wright's. Memoir Of a
Washington Territories.
2. 40 copies OF two maps and one diagram, lall in
Desp HR NS.h fe sssS
1850 c0pis: Of Six maps, to accompany the was
4. 40 copies ofone map, to accompany Capt. Smp-
scns Report Wagon Road Routes in Utah
1850 sc fdtsO!f charts. accompany the coas.
Survey Report for 1883.
SEALED Proposals will also be received until the
same time for from copper to stone and
Psny the Coast Survey Report for iss
ana 3T from Or steel to stone
probes, panoramic views and landscapes to accom-
pany the Pacific Railroad Reports. Proposals will
copies from the copper or steel plates.
Also, for drawing and engraving on wood the IL
Report Of the Commissionor Of Patents on ATS and
Manufactures, for the year 1885, and several other
Blank forms for proposals will be furnished to all
who desire to BIZ UPON At tins ooe and
cessfnl bidders for the faithful execution Of tn
contracts.
All this work is to be executed in the highest STYLE
OF the art and Will be open for the inspection of bid
dsrs at this office until the morning of the day for
Proof Impressions, with the nas are req uired
to be submitted to this Office for approval
wood-cuts are received or the photographic printing
1t is to be distinctly understood that no bid will he
entertained from any party not directly engaged in,
and practically acquainted with, the character Of
The, proposals must be addressed to the under
signed and endorsed Proposals for EnyrayIns,"
mar l7-eOd Sup ,rintsndent.
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
WI RICHEST DIADEM
EVER
WORN BY KINGS OR EMPERORS

What, WY q Becutifnt Hrad of Hair.
Because 1T is the ornament God HimS,if prOuii,d
f b6o all SsT sGs kRgaHT ina although the
be- BE- ever so sparkns the teeth be those Of pearls
snsd and 81 rs %" or the hs
H her eHaT Msh 1 W19 VII Lose than
if used two or three times week will restore And
permanently secure to all such an ornament. Read
he tsSIatea P@ a faa5 @S writer OF the first IS
obls 'tion, a." under for the my
ITS original color about the time Of my ia the United
ton HAIR f cy Gst PG@ s aPP
hue Ieon'der Restorative very wonderful inven
yours truly, 8. THALBERG.
"Drych ar Gxyledydet"
Wish NEwsPArER OFFICE, Is NA.s,u st, april - 1883.
ago r.e.i,.d bottle your Hair R.s,or,tv. aud gave
my wife, ~ho cuded her hair, l. thin
at the time that would tn. gray hair to IT'S orgaa
trial has performed that wonderful BY turning all III.
gray halrs 10 dsrf brown at the time and
IcLenns the hslr Isrong the rbor.
tive to all Per.O1' in want Of such change hair
PROF. o. WOOD With confidence dol recommend YOUR
HAIR Restorative as beng the ecaclou. article
now confident that few more applications will
dIndruH and nnpeason itching, among person.
who perspirs freely. j. G. KItBY
CHICAGO, III, May I, 1857
PHof WOOD: About two years ago my hair nc ed
falling on and turning gray vas fast becoming bald, and
had tried many remedies OBJECT. ed using
your Restorative January apple
my hair firmly 1t began TO All and back
to ats former color, (back Al TINS fully
to It's OrgnNl color, health and appearance and ch-erfuy
recommend ns use 10 all. J. ID. HOES
The Restorative put up bottles of three slzes
VIZ: large, medium. aud small the small holds half
pint ADD retails for ono dollar per bottle the me
dunn holds at least twenty per cent IN proper
ton than tho small, TetaIls for two dollars per bot
TIC; the large holds quart, ~ per cent moro in
proportion, and retails for So.
%. WOOD Il CO, Projectors, 3I2 Broadway
New York, Tin tho great NY. Wire Railing Estah,
ishment,l and ia Market street, St. Louis, Mo-;
and sold by all good Druggists aud Fancy Goods
Deaers mar Ii eta " w.
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III Ii 10, perhaps, q suspicious circumstance,
mat II lady has long nose IL Is almost invaria-
bly, crooked IL Las to be turned aside to admit of
her being kissed; and SO It grows awry
III The turpentine distillery of John Wooster,
at Wilmington, n. c., was burnt on Saturday
morning. Loss 81 500
III whale, sPonting water 30 feet high, was
seen near Old Point, Va, on Friday
III woman has been indicted at Anderson.
Z. C., for being a ''commOn scold"
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MKDIC1Nrs,
IIELMBOLDpS

hELMpoLps s sEENEtN Y; R sas E.sdsA4T
HEEMB9B BB TSHTT fer s The SsHsy
#EEMMS$tRs B sSSS#S 81 R Rsss:s
RSS#} 81 Bs Z; $?s.ssss
HEMB9kB BESHE fST Mssn N 6sSy
HHEELiMMB9LRS BUCHU for Universal tassitude.
HHEEtMMEE9Stts Rggs##g sST WEI isrsss:
BTGHHE for Of the Skim
#EkMMB8E B BES# Rs % The P Pc Eve,
d NIB saf sns
lessness. with Want Of Attention, Horror Of So
B RTG#T for
lnd''''si0n' SEIZURE Sc II P.' oRs & ne
Existing in either sex, from whatever cause orisi-
mated and II HOW TS9' T6 n STANDING.
BY 6f the
Gravel and DrOPsy and invariably BY the inudi:
SINCE that disease Of shes aca sns
effects the mind more than any and all others, and
TO go ows this PeSSine invariably
Epleptis Fits-in one Of which the patient may ex-
:, Sss h; sss
and Consumption! The record of the Insane Asy-
lums, and the melancholy deaths BY, Consumption
In Lunatic Asylums the most melancholy exhibi.
ton appears The countenance is actually solder
visits it, Should sound Of the voice occur, il is
rarely a AZ its :,
Low. suen sounds, his grief beguilod''
Debility is most terrible, and has brought thous-
ands upon thousands to untimely graves thus blast
ing the ambition Of many noble youths. 1t can be
'.,'D O' M iS VI II LIE E REMEDY.
:, The mass of voluntary testimony IN possession o.
the Proprietor, vouching its virtues and curative
to science and fame Certificates Of cures from one
reliable and BILE character are open for in
sPectlon. from Governors of States gss emf
HELMB0LDS E%TRACTf i BTc 'Hg1 is DreDar.
60 directly according to the rules of Pharmacy and
Chemistry, with the greatest accuracy and Chemi
Sac Prot. Devices valuable Works on the Practic,
Of Physlc, and most of the late Standard Works o
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU is safe and pleasant i,
taste and odor. but immediate in its action.
personally appeared before me, an Alderman of tn,
who, being duly sworn. does say, that his prepara
ton contains no Narcotic, Mercury, or injuriou
Drug Oua RHIIEsyM Yss6st1bs Sole
Sworn and subscribed before me- this IA day q
November, 1854. WIN. p. HIBBARD, Alderman
Price 81 per bottle six for S. delivered to an,
TRIAL COSTS But a DOLLAR-TRY 1T
panied by rsiabs and a sefE from
''hsfs 5.sy'. '"'
lo4 South Tenth st., below Chestnut, Philad'a
TO be had Of all Druggists and dealers throughou
the United States, Canadas, and British Provinces
Ask for Northumberland no other. Cure.
Sold BY G. sToTT, Druggist, corner Pa. avenu.
glsts. ian R-eOIyt
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THE CELEBRATED
l. DR.. J. S. noses MEDICINES,

oF fhiLADELPHlA.
These remedies the result of thirty Eve wears
OF extensive and successful practice, and are the
only 1elIa9le preparations to cure the various ills
DIR: J. s. ROSES COUGH SYRUP, OR EX-
PECTORANT, will radically cure Coughs Colds,
Hoarseness, Bronchitis, and all Lung Diseases
Price 81 cents and 81.
DIR. J. ). ROSES ALTERNATIVE SYRUP
or Blood Purifier for the of Scrofula Old Erup
tons, Chronic Diseases, Ulcers, Swelled Neck and
Price 81.
DIR. J. S. ROSES DYSPEPTIC COMPOUND.
plant. Price 81 cents. ~
DIR. ). ;. ROSES PAIN CURER. tits not a
cure all; but II alone has stood the test of - wears
curing Rheumatism, Tooth aud Ear Aches, Cholic'
Pains In the Stomach and Bowels Sprains Rruisss
Pains in the Limbs, Joints, Back aid spine. orany
pain internally or externally. Price, ~ 25 and %
cents a bottle. ~ ~ ~
1fyou wish TO get cured of any of the above COM
plants, get DIR. J. :. ROSES GENUINE MEDi-
GIN rs, which you will know when genuine by
having his written signature on the cork of each
bottle; Sold by druggists generally.
n. B.-Beware ofthose poor nostrums purportinR
to be the best in the world. in 24-Iy
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TOBIAS, OPTICIAN,
y 46 PKNN: AVENUE, BET. ~ AND 9Th Srs.


DIb most ,ssPsetfIy Inform my friends and the
above place, where may always be found, to<Tz
suit 81 al that require my aid, with SPECTA-Nx>
As to my capabilities, and the satisfaction have
generally given will entirely leave to the public 10
and elsewhere, that have Of the most eminent GEM
temen In the United States; and particularly desire
read as guide To those who wish to be well suited
do not suit at first sight Some pretend to do mel
you for a space of six years, as YOU will read i'm an
adyertlsemsnt of another person, which is all stuff
Doctors bad business. / will not impose upon or
Insult an enlightened public, To endeayor to make
your eyes do not undergo change, then will war
rant you my Glasses to last you forever.
large and Wei sss%rted stock Of sPECTACI
and EYE CLASSES, with real Brazilian Pebbles
Fl E$ss %S%;sHss5 TEEE$c fI$s"f MI6 is{S-
SkfE3Ph AID GG SER vR RPESAPING WATfHMA
variety of other useful Optics. | annex few of tt
F}Om his Exe.llsssy, tGe Gars,uo, Of v,,,,u;o
have tried pair Of speetsoiss Obtained FRO from
sight, and corresponding with his dascriDton 1 nr
their focus, recommend him IS g skillful 0Ptcsn.
HENRY A. WISE.
From the late Hon. Jndg, Butler.
was rec%mmspded to Mr. Ino Tobias skilihll
anS h so Of pseuSS
comprehend them Nv inspection, and some slight
measurement, and he has made Inc pair Of Specta-
Giles that suit me admirably. A. p, BUTLER
From the Hon. Seeyetary Of State Of Vi,rtsia
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
RICHMOND, Dec. 81, l3S.(
Dedr Sv: Gov. Wise haylng shown mo the Spec
ncles you sent him, and discovering that the FOCUS
was precisely suitable to my vision, kindly offered
10 enclose them to you, to have Glasses slIbst-
tuted have since received them, and am gratified
that the Glasses fully meet my ex pectation and
give my eyes great relief. The pebbles you have
used are really superb. enclose herein the amount
ofyOur bill. Very respectfully, &c,
GEO. w. MENFORD.
JOHN TOBIAS, Esq, Washington, ID. C.
From Prof. Bache.
WASHINGTON, Feb. IA, I879
nave used pair OF Glasses of Brazilian Pebbles
furnished by Mr.. Tobias with great satisfaction
They are clear, of xceent gure and we'll mou ntod
A. ID. BACHE.
III Please observe that my Establishment is on
Penn. sysn9s between ~ and 9Th streets.
TOBIAS AMBROTYPE ROOMS
Where you will obtain a good Likeness ca nal tn
any other Establ ishment, and at moderate charges
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THE BEST COUGH SYRUP IN THE
WORLD.
The best COUGH SYRUP in the world is
HARTSHORNE'S PICTORIAL SYRUP OF

This article is prepared by a chemist and is pro-
bounced by medical men. and those who have used
IT, To be the best preparation for Coughs Colds Ca
tGTrh, Bronchitis, HoGrSenesS, Sore Throat from a
Cold and preventive of that lion of Diseases Con
Persons W no sing should use it. 1t is pleasant 10
the taste, softens clears and strengthen the yoca
allays all irritation of the throat and lungs and
vents taking cold. F'0
H. Bottles IS and 50 cents and 81 Sold by all
dra. % ~ ~
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A AYERS sARsAPARHLA.

- COMPOUND REMEDY, in which " have laborsd 70
concentrated extract Of Par. SarapaTa combined with
othes substances Of s greater alternative afford
an effective antdote for the
ca to cure !. belsrsd that such remedy wanted by
% and that one which
tins large class Of aie ted How
TINS compound Will do has been proven by on
many Of the worst to Be found Of the following
rios and ER6PTfvE pSE4sEs sG ThcERs P ERgP
s9PHs Sd sALT RHEHm SCALP HEAD
Or ST. ,sS T F2Rh s
DEED me ThOs Glass Of complaints arising from IPURTY
Tia. compound will be found great promoter Of health
s in s blood s saP the foul a%O. shlih
snPu'Sn Of them many ra4tng disorders npped
BUD uudss can By the aid Of this remedy spare them
sores, through which the system will itself of
Of the body by Alternative medicine Cleanse out the
ted blood whenever find its impurities bursting
mud /. ob.ruc'ed and veins; cleanse il
ever 1t !. foul and your feelings will tell you when Even
whsre no pATuc dIsOrder 10 felt people
and i've longer for cleansing the blood, Keep blood
healthy aud all WE'LL but with pat Of life
there can be no lasting health Sooner later
must wrong aud the great machinery of life dsorde
sarsaPsrilla has and deserves much reputation of
complaining these ends But the world has eyre gousy
deceived ey preparations OF partly because the drug alone
has not all the virtue that claimed for more bee
H. contain but little Of the virtue Of sarAparlla
During late years the public have be en- BY
dollar Of ese have be fraud. UPON ,s .iel FOR
Hence Sisl and bur D, 0sn no
appointment has followed the Of various
justly despssd, and has yous with
and cheat Still call this COMPOUND and '
the load Of o6lO9uy which upon il Aud we hinI W.
have ground for believing has virtues which rre.be
by the ordinary run Of the diseases 10 eurs
order to secure their complete eradication from The system
, ns h sSId be ude0u'y taken according