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EARLY RIsING.-Rev. Mr.. Beecher has the following
in recent number of his Star Paper:

EARLY RIsING.-Rev. Mr.. Beecher has the following
in a recent number of his Star Paper:
Good healthy children that put to bed at night
when birds and chickens retire, are admirable waken
sleep full, there is no help for you. Wake they will
coo and froc they will. All your hushng and hum
ming are in vain. Your efforts to put them asleep
only serve to wake you up A bouncing boy, year
his fathers face with chirp and chuckle is better
than any alarm clock. A clock will soon run out its
cacophonous rattle, but child never runs down,
ends his fun.
But we have discovered new method of waking
early. Perched up upon our green hl-slope beyond
Peekskill, we have found it difficult to sleep after
about four o'clock Of summer mornings. For a
countless multitude of birds, in all the trees and
shrubbery, aim their notes at us with such sweet
archery that we are pierced through and through
with the silver arrows Of music. 1t is vain that you
wrap the pillows about your ears 1t is vain for
you to reflect that you need Sleep and will not get
up. Every one knows that effort Of will sufficient
to resist the annoying Or attractive sound is itself the
end of sleep.
While we are resisting, we are Weakening. Thus
this very morning all the trees about our little old
house were befries, and rang out more charms thar
were ever heard at Cologne or Antwerp. And, aftel
the first recognition, we turned resolutey to the wall
determined to sleep But, that's robin" sale
our ears, and that's bobolink," " there goes
wren' and sparrows, ph@bes, larks, cat-birds, ant
many of their cousins in the orchard and woods, al
joined to laugh US out of the idea of sleeping.
Now, if any one wishes to know how to get uI
early, we will tell him. Go out of the city early il
| the day. Seek some tranquil place in the country
where guns are never heard, where fruit trees ant
shade trees abound, and where the shaking of thu
leaf or the distant crow of chanticeer is the oudes
sound ever heard, except of birds And then, ate
walking all day among the fields and bills, and for
CITY mknlan, go to bed by nine o'clock If you d.
not wake before five the next morning, report you
case to US, and we will make fresh prescription.
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NEW VOLUME, ENLARGED AND IMPROVED
THE SOUTHERN HOMESTEAD;
Large First Glass illustrated
AGRICULTURAL AND FAMILY NEWSPAPER.


FegTs Volume this bssga and pepnls, Weekly
's'Ae ''' Greatly Enlarged,
with its handsome pictorial illustrations must increase its
AdRIGWiIgRE-T heretofore will be the leading
p per IF viii eeeve due aeS
and such systems Of culvatng the soil and
racca and found Worthy adoption large
contributors constantly writing for this department of the
is constantly filled with
universally pronounced features the
nv s9y I,e
that the announcement that
Mrs. l.. VIRGINIA FRENCH
will retain the control of the Literary columns Of the Home.
her many admirers and warm welcome extended to the
orI several and highly interesting soEas viii
appear in the Homestead" for 1853 from the pen of Mrs
ILLUsTRAT1oNs-Th "Homestead" will continue,
heretofore be illustrated with handsome engrayngs pre-.
News Summary of Foreign and Domestic events will
nesenes St
%odsas of Int re 10
ke Reports for 1853 the editors determined their
shall excel in this particular.
To the Southern People.
shed IN your the vital
has been pronounced by competent Judges
similar paper IL the Union We therefore ask every Southern
w q for % and Eamy
furnish his family Interesting and useful reading, give
the &Sb is
shed weekly each number containing eight large pages
Sh sassayass
One copy y year. six copies s ten copies ~ land an
ira copy to the person getting up o'Vs CO.
up Clubs Immediately '''''' ppS'''|'' dz7 SPIT
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B. SILIIMAN. JR.,
Professor of General and Applied Chemistry in Yae College

Boston, June G. 1852.
DR.. A. A. Hayes Boston:
SI have in.d the following patents for furnaces
burning basasse and other wet fuel -
LIST. Letters patent granted to Moses Thompson 10th April
1856 and reissued 3ist March, 1851
Letters granted Heger All May
is ued May 4h, 1853.
81. Letters patent granted selley June 18th, 1858.
4th. patent SAMUEL II. Gilman December
1855 reiss sued August 5, 1856.
The these (Aosts Thompson, 10th April, 1855
eissued 3st ARCH 1850 anedatfs the others This
method Of drying and consuming wet fuel
These operations performed simultaneously diff
air tho being united in suitable chamber contiguous
the fire chamber and consumed together the assisting
the combustion of the other This also the
series Of fire chambers communicating with Hue mixing
chamber each fire chamber having its air passages and
iues, with hampers for the regulation Of the draught.
The furnace described in the patent of Eagcr Allyn, May
6h 1856 is clear and pslpabe Infringement of Thompsons
patent TIE fuel first dried and then consumed, the
from the which is being consumed and the whole
burned together The passage Gee Hagar and Ayns draw
hgs and The beneath the boilers the Immediately
will this passage forming the mixing combustion
chamber, in which The gases consumed.
patent of Evau Shelley, June 1885, the bagasse Is
thrown in and haped TIN floor hearth which is
buried but dentcaly the npeaii is carried in
the Thompson furnace While the lower portion Of the heap
being burned the upper portion being dried and
il dried signited and consumed the vapors from The drying
portion and the and hot afrom the burning portions being
npited in mixing chamber and consumed the operation
Thompsons furnace being continuous This furnace is there
fore a clear Infringement of the Thompson patent.
In the furnace described in Gmaus patent December 4h
1850 the bagasse thrown continuously into single burning
tane1nsly different portions Of fuel and the
rGted, all thrown together cham
her IL OF 6mans drawings where they mixea and
suned This fu is therefore uudoubted inring
u ThnmpsOn's patent.
proper shoald here that Civil
BY profession and a SUCH have had charge Of various Govern
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OyyrcE or TnE STATE AssAyER, J
l6 Boylston street, Boston, Mass,
T.oa ian L

lsBoyistea street, soste.. asss:
Dear hsye carefully examined 1s patent. which
construction and application Of nrnaesafor burning
Theinventon and application both novel; and my
ksnSweags in rssad 70 vet fuel the resorts
Il. mode have has
ana Supplying IL heat
%
been I@pIssssd xi!h truly Ihosephisa
While chemical engineer. slowly advancing
views Of probable gain Of hea. giving from burning
fuel you had on large scale that
bulk Of the fuel in dry state, by Of your In
Some substitutes for furnaces been adopted which
are papable Of yonr rights BY patet and in
denss d continuous invention spilled to
Il utilizing the heat from vet and affords me pleasure
add my 70 the testimony Of most eminent experts in this
your claims. ~e = - '''''''
sonay enterprse Intelligence required produce
ssist s fiji Eaeysdss + psP
esS Il @ By the say Ud due
WIN n'sh 1 xua. 4. HAYES, MD,
Assayeto the State Of and Consulting Chem
After having obtained decree my highest
authority to which could make FIRST appeal again
had been and made effort amicabe settlement
with several falling in which only alternative maintain
rights vas to those planters using furnaces which nfnge
patent Suits accordingly instituted in March, 1885, and
anxious for trial in April Of that year. when the o. s.
Circuit Court In session. opponents ready
Again anxious-eager for trial the fall of the
in 1885, was again poned until the 18th day Of
April 1859 when ready again. and II possible de-
ous far thaa for decision by the and
jury rights The trial again deferred by the
position, notwithstanding strongest appeals for trial.
have BEEN and will be ready for any moment do
not fear the result The planting community draw its
conclusion from this Of facts prepared
into for the erection of furnaces
in assuring the planters that results will be
| equal quantity of any kind Of dry fuel.
AS know Of no mode Of burning wet fuel with much utility
for making heat steam, that will not infringe patent
and wishing avoid litigation again caution planters
against contracting with those parties whose infringe
mine. Planters contracting with will be guaranteed In
| peaceabe possession by good city guarantee.
| MOSES THOMPSON.
We prepared 10
under Mr. Moses Thompsons patent Hayes Sander
Co, Spearing Co. and James N. Putnam, agents
Communications concerning this business addressed NJ
| Thompson Co., Box II 6s, Post Office, New Orleans will
| meet with prompt attention.
| NJ. THOMPSON & CO., Contractors
Agents-Messrs Hayes, Sanders Co.. Spearng Co., Jane
| NJ Putnam. myl3 1aw4m&W
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G WlLMOT'S PLANTERS' PATENTED
D. UORDW WOOD GUTTER,

The exclusive patent rights of the above have been pur
chased by company OF gentlemen of the city Orleans
for the States Of onisiana Mississippi Aahama Arkansas
wishing purchase ph, county State rights. of
machinery ootaiu the by applying the UNDER
signed, who IS sole agent for the above comuany.
+. W. g. COOK,
No. IS Natchez street, New Orleans.
Refers to- Ne Martin Gardou Tr., N. o.: NJ s. Brn-
eer Ascension e. w. Ganpbsl Iberyille La; Cap.
tau j. G. Landry N. o.; u g. 80gert N. o.. G. H. Mre St..
James, mY31 ly
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MARROW PLATES-VULCANITE BASE
FACTS vs. ASSERTION,

The Dentists this city great pains deprecae the
fail produce facts sustain their assertions. Those will
take the trouble call will be furnished with facts and
undoubted testimony showing that from three four years
constant makes change whatever and heat and the
acids make impression 1t is fair to infer that il
will last quite as well as any other style.
1t should be remembered that the recent Improvement of Dr.
Smith which dspenses with Of the plate covering in the
roof of the mouth is equally applicable gold and patina
which use for those who prefer these metals.
Having inserted twenty -four full sets refer to we'll
known citizens who having exhausted the skill of the best
Dentists here and at the North found the Tulcante vastly
superior for comfort and usefulness Our method of inserting
the teeth for masticaon entirely new and all
B. +. SMITH 4 CO.,
DENTAL SURGEONS,
a19 II 10 Baronne street.
NOTICE-THE NEW ENGLAND SOCIETY FOR THE
IN PROMOTION OF MANUFACTURES AND THE ME-
CHANIC ARTS to the Manufacturers Throughout
CAN GOODS in Boston during the second week in July.
They have appointed the following Auctioneefs
Messrs. Townsend, Maard Cowing Newell A. Thompson
& Eo.; Saml Hatch and John II. Osgood.
The charges will be made small as possible and will
probably exceed one per cent
Large invoices of STAPLE GOODS have already been Of
feed accented and is important that all consignment
should be notihei without delay.
For particulars apply 10 AUGUSTUS Low ELL Secretary
to whom all communications should he addressed.
CoMMITrEE
Deming Jsrvis, Patrick T. Jackson,
David Sears. Augustus Lowell,
Henry A. Whitney, g. G. Richardson,
j. Wiley Edmands r. NJ. Mason,
James NJ. Beebe, Henry A. Rice
Amos A. Lawrence Alexander H. Rice,
Benz. f. Bates. Thomas P. Rich,
Tyler Batcheler, Benjamin D. Godfrey.
ielS Tteod
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TIE "GooD FELLow.;-We cannot deny to the
good fellow u the most unbounded good nature :;
he is prodgal of what he possesses, but his gener-
osity is of such indscrimnate character that be
invariably bestows his favors on the unworthy, and
takes care, whether accidentally or designedly we
directly contribute to bis importance popularity
so that the feeling in him is but bogus one !;
it belongs to that species Of equvocal kindness which
Injuries both giver and receiver. He will waste and
hand with half dollar in it to poor fellow.crea-
ture. Although famous spender, he is bad lender,
unless it be to crony like himself, laboring under
the deuson that he is of the best fellows alive.
There are no mertorious features in disposition like
this; on the contrary it exhibits se6shness which
would center all enjoyment, all happiness, either in
or in the neighborhood Of himself. But it must not
be taken for granted that the gentleman whom we
are holding up to public view is utterly undeserving
Of the character Of being free and openhearted !;
quite the contrary; he has those qualities in some
degree of perfection and is ever ready, in his own
circle, to bring them into active exercise. What
ought to be complained Of, is, that they are never
brought into requiston out of the limited region in
which he moves, and only in that territory when the
effort and the boon are in some way or another
nected with himself, his pleasures, or his pursuits
But we do not quarrel with the "good fellow F"
on this ground alone: we accuse him of number of
faults, and among the NUMBER those grave ones-im-
prudence, carelessness, dissipation, and habtual lz
ness The first charge is proved by the aimless cha
racter of his pursuits and the awful indifference he
displays towards the value of time. His imprudence
is about the most prominent of his faults for to that
he is mainly indebted for his reputation of "good
fellow" and as to his carelessness, it is proven
bal that it is his constant apology for any error he
may commit, or scrape he may fall into, and earns
for him the additional appeation Of "poor fellow"
applied to him on those occasions by false affected
sympathy That he is dssipated the very fact of his
being good fellow" proves for we never heard
the epithet applied to any but individual who had
signazed himself in the school of irregularity The
phrase is wholly the "good fellow's; few but those
Of his own class would be inclined to dispute its
faults we have mentioned, but of Others equally in
furious and fatal in their effects. Lazness is the
child of dissipation well as its parent for the one
is invariably the consequence of the other, and in
which of them he mostly excels, it would be difficult
to determine.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
mes, which they otter TO supply
ieior's lowest Wholesale prices.
cy, No. l61 and Il Charters
Richardson's Sherry Wine.
Hutching's Vegetable Dyspepsia
Go1!ey's Vegetable, Colemen's,
Hoo6ard's German, O&ygenAtod
COSMETICS.
Cologne Water, Bay Water,
Florida Water, Meen Fun,
Jones' Lilly White.
SOAPS AND CREAM9. .
LOWS Brown Windsor,
Jones Chemical,
Railways Medicated, CASTLES,
Almond, Toilet and Family,
Shaving Creams and Compurds
OF all descriptions.
PILLS.
Wright's Indian Vegetable,
Motiat's Life. Brandreth's,
Strong's Compound Sanstive,
StroDg's Pectoral Stomach,
Huli's Fever and Ague,
Morrison's, Lee's, New London,
Paris, sapfington's, Champ.
ion's,
GraefIenborg, Jayne's ssuative
Jayne's Ague, Winsr's Csmo
mile,
Hibbsrd's Anti. bil,oua, Peters,
ISpencer's Vegetable, Cooks,
C8oper's, Covel's Rheumatic,
Anderson's, Allebasia's Health
Wister's Gentle Pnrgatiye,
Allebasis' Ague, Hooper's,
Chickner's Sugar coated.
IGilbert's Anti-bilious, Beck.
with's,
Ledy's Blood. Ingcidsby'B Pile /,
Scott's Vegetable, Eagon'e,
Railways Regulators,
Roses Railroad, I.eiy'sFemals ,
Louden's Indian Sanative,
Louden's Ague. Holloway's,
Halsted's Anti-Dyspeptic,
Gordon's, McIiane's Liver,
HAIR DYES.
Phslon's Magic, Batchelor'I,
Gilman's Instantaneous,
Billiards., Jules Hauels.
JAyne's American, East India
MISCELLANEOUS.
iDr. Morse's Invigorsting Cor
/ dial.
Thorn's Extract,
Tarrant's Aperient,
!Tarrant's Elixir of Rhuharb,
Carter's Spanish Mixture,
Mother Relief,
Toothache Diops,
Lyons Magnetic Powders,
Mrs. Kidder's Cordial.
iThompson's Eye Water.
Watts Nervous Anti,
Billings Astringent,
jHvatt's Life BalsaG...
McMunn's Elixir of Opiura,
Railways Ready RELIEF,
Radway's Resoivent,
Tarrsnt's Indelible Ink,
IDr. Fitch's Body Braces,
DIR. Fitch's Shoulder Braces;
DR.. Fiteh's IRhaling Tubes,
DR.. Roses Preparations.
Winer's Arcanum Extract,
Teneur's Specific,
Marshali's Catholicon,
DIR. Fitch's Preparations,
Morse's Compound Syrup OF
i Yellow Dock,
Perry Davis's Pain Killer,
Browns Essence of Ginger,
Mortimore's Rheumatic Com
pound.
Mortimore'B Cordial Bitters,
Myers Extract of Rock Rose,
Crossroads Specific,
DR. Wards Specific,
tUpham's Pile Eiec:usrs.
lSteer's Opedilaoe,
Godfrey's Cordial,
iTurlington's Bslspm,
DR.. Cullen's Preparations,
Ratemsn's Drops,
DR.. Jayne's Family Medicines,
lSejdiita and Soda Powders,
Eppille . Fluid Extract Ruchu
IIIucina Cordial,
! Juno Cordial,
| Harris Remedyfor Fits.
Wilson's Death on Rats et3,.
Leidy's Erasive Soap,
! Kirby's Cholera Drops,
Balls Cholera Syrup,
lSpchn's Headache Remedy,
y Connelfs Mixture,
DR.. Marchisls Uterine Csthcli
can,
1. Cowan's I.ithontriptto,
f8ouden's Preparations
Houghton's Pepsiu.
SCHElDAM sCHNAPPs.
,ts, and all dealers in any OF th,
catalogue, will find it to their ad
their orders as above, where vii
iortment Of GENUINE patent
States, and at the 10 gsat prices
WRIGHT Il co,
MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
n Charities street NewOrlsans.
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WHERE CAIN MIGHT HAVE GoNE.-Mr. Gains in
human slaughter of his brother Abel made him an
outcast upon the face Of the earth. and stencil in
the nostrs Of all honest men. :" Yes.n said kind
mother i'll one of our city Churches helping her little
son learn his Sunday School lesson Cain was o
that he thought every would STAY him. Where
could wicked Cain go2" :" Why, mother,n replied
thoughtful Johnnie, +" Cain could have gone to New
York;
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ICE CREAM SALOON AND CONFECTIONERY,
L Odd Fellows Hall, opposite Lafayette Square.
This establishment has changed hands, been thoroughly
paired and open for the reception of its old patrons and
the public The Confectionery department has been newly
stocked with every variety, consisting Of
Crysalzed Fruits, Sweetmeats,
Preserves, assorted Syrups,
Ice Cream, Strawberries, fancy Candies and
Cakes of every description.
Also general assortment of French Wines
Champagne, Sparkling Catawba,
Madeira Port and Sherry,
Cordials, Liquors, Soda and Mead.
Foreign Fruits, comprising
Raisins Figs, Grapes,
Citrons Oranges, Lemons,
Dates Bananas, etc., etc.
1-Orders received for private parties dinners suppers
weddings.
The patrons of this house assured that their ORDER
will style, having secured the
the best workmen in the city. No pains will
spared toincresse the accommodations and render
saIoon-a favorite resort for families. my21 Am
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DOGS AND THEIR MAsTERs.-A dog is always like
his master. II you have never felt this truth before,
take notice now and be convinced Of it, How OF
why it is-whetber they gradually grow alike, or
whether the similarity occasions the choice of the
dog-I cannot tell but certain it is that the ex-
plainly find transcribed upon that Of his dog. Yon-
der stout, oodnatured, middeaged head of family,
in a white coat, who is turning down the street at
this moment Is followed by his exact counterpart
great Newfoundland dog, as stout, goodnatured,
as midde,aged, wearing as white coat, and evil
IDENTIFY considering himself as much the head of the
family as his master! That dapper little dandy,
furnishing his cane, twirling his moustaches, and
stepping daintily the toes of his patent leather
per as himself, who wags his tail as SYSTEMATICALLY
he twrls his cloued cane, and strikes his toes upon
the pavement in imitation Of the others patent
feathers.
Yonder fighting man or sporting character-or
whatever may be the title of professor of sticusE
is always accompanied by ferocious bulldog, whose
ears, eyes, forehead and jaws the exact proto.
types of his own. And the butcher Of whom you buy
your meat has always near his stall Q dog so like
himself SO well.fed and handsome, so ready to fly at
other dogs If they offend him. coarse and brutal at
times yet without one suspicion of meanness, that it
is wonder you do not mistake him for his little boy,
and ask him his name as you pat him on the head.
A ragpickers dog is always as dirty as shaggy, as
dusty with just such short legs and STOPPING should
ers as his master. And the pet dog Of fashionable
lady is always Cor almost always wheexing white
poodle with pink eyes and idiotc coantenance,
animal who never did any good in all its life-whose
only occupations are eating and sleeping, and who
apparently prides itself upon its uselessness, and
would feel itself degraded from its proper position
an arstocratic dog by any exertion of its mind OF
body-just as its mistress would.
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BAGAssE FURNACE.

constructions and Subsequently was for several
Chief Examiner Of Patents In the United Psten
Ofe Washington, and for the last years been
engaged Solicitor Of Patents In this city called
to testify expert In patent sns In the United
courts and constantly consulted upon questions
In different Inventions and matters Of Infringement
1reman, sir, your very obedient servant.
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WRIGHT d CO.'S
y sand popular Family Medic
Druggists and Dealers ut Prop
General Depot Special Age
street, New Orleans, La,
VERNIFUGES.
Hiner's Canadian,
SWANS,
Perry's Dead Shot,
Jnyne's Tonic,
Kerl's,
B. A. Fahnsstock's,
McLeen's.
BALSAM and COUGH REM
EDIES,
Wistar's Balsan of WildCherry
Hastings Eaptha,
sherman's Bglsau,
RUchan's Hungarian,
Davis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
Rsrtholomew's Expectorant,
Bsll's Balsarn,
swaym's Syrup Of wildCherry,
Ayers Cherry Pecteral,
Taylor's Bslshln Liverwort,
Jsyne's Expectorant,
Winer's Eletanpaine,
2cgers' LiveTwort and Tar,
frs. GARDENERS Liverwort,
stadlsr's Cherry Expec.orsnt,
London's Indian do,
Or. ROSES do.
McLean'sStrength eningCordla
SARSAPARILLAS.
DR.. John Bulls,
8. r. Townsena's,
sands's,
Old Jacob Townsend's
Carpenters,
WFncoor's,
Shakers,
GrseFenbers'E
Brlstol's
auysott's Yellow Dock.
fLASTERs.
Wells Strengthening,
Ewen's Strengthening
Jew Dsvid's or Hebrew,
Badeau's.
Knapp's Indian
Alcock's Porous,
Griffth's Adhesive.
Hollowav's Arnice
LISIMENTS.
hcLean'sVolcanic 0ilLinmen
Mexican Mustang,
Farrell's Arabian
Buffers Nerve and Bone.
Hunts,
Hhyes's
Tobias's Venetian
Howe's Nerve and Bone,
Kellinger's,
Gardeners,
Bartine's Horse
herchaHt's GsrglinR,
Cherokee.
| Jayne'n
AGUE REMEDIES, etc.
Osgood's Indian Chogogue,
Rowsnd's Tonic Mixture.
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Wynkoop's Tonic,
Speeds Febrifuge,
Vegetable Febrifuge.
LOZENGES.
Sherman's Cough and Worvs
Brysn's Pulmonic Waters,
Locock's Pulmonic Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
Loyett's Wahpeneor Hairqlos
Barry's Triaopherous,
Lyons K athsrion,
Royle's Hyperion Fluid,
rhalon's Hair Invigorster,
Jayne'B Hair Tonic,
Van Deusen's Wahpeno,
London's Oriental Hair Tonic,
Hauel's Eau Lustrale,
Oldridge's Balm of Columbia,
RadWay's Circassian Balm.
| PASACEAS.
5wsin's Houck's,
Cullen's Indian Vegetable.
Tsongley's Great Western.
OINTMENT AND SALVEs
Dallsy'sMagicel Pain EStracto
Professor Hol!owey'S Ointmer
McAlli5ter's Ail-Healing,
Brooks Magic Salve, Pryor
Pile,
Gray's Hsrrison's SPECIFIC,
Trssk's Magnetic, Judkin's
Lorden's All-Healing, RuBsif
OILS.
Rushton's God Liver Oil,
McNsir's Acoustic, Scsrps's q
British, Hsrlaen.
BITTERS. a
AoHat's Phnniy, Blake'B Arr
matte,
Hibbard's Wild Cherry,
| W0LFE'S AROMATIC
R- Druggists and Mercha
articles contained in tho above
vantage by calling or sending
be found the nostextensive ~
MEDICIN Els In the United
Please 2uerese. j.
GENUINE
| ns4tf Nos. ISL and