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What does 1t Mean?

We fud in FOrney's PteSS Of Wedues-
day. a tolerably plain declaration Of ne u
trslity iu the coming gubernatorial con-
,est. II says that if Mr.. Foster intends
to 10 anything. he must immediately re-
pudiate the Administration OF James Bu
cbsnan. As Mr.. Foster cannot repudiate
Bachauan's iniquities without repudiatiDg
the plank in the Reading platform, it Is
pretty evident that be cannot get the sup-
port Of Mr.. Forney's paper. The Press
highly eulogises Col Curtin in the same
article. We receive this as new evidence
that the fashion at Reading was not real
las we n ore than hiDsed at the time.
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New York Markets.
WEDNESDAY, March %, 1860.

w IA nISu AOOO.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Wheat -four;
the sales are $50 bbls. at So l5as5 25
for superfne State; s5 25as5 35 for Ex-
ira do; So 9oas6 O5 for shipping brands
of round hoop extra Ohio; Sc 40as7 go
for St Louis extras. Rye -four; sales ol
260 bbls. ct So 65a S4 40. Corn Meal;
sales of l70 bbls. at So 55aS3 so for Jer.
sey. Buckwheat -four is in faid demand
at 81 62aSl IS per 100 lb.
GRAIN-Wheat; sales of 900 bush
choice Red Michigan at 81 SO; 800 bush
prime White do. at 81 65. Rye; snail
sales at s5aS6c. Corn; sales of 81 sos
bush. at 7la72c.
PROVISIONS-Pork; the sales arc
l,25U bbls. at Sl3 for new Mess; sl7 "a
for old do. Cut Meats f; sales of 2sl
hhds. and tcs. at 9a9ac. for Hams and Ia
lac. for Shoulders. Dressed Hogs are
wanted at sSa75c. Butter is plenty al
llal5c. for Ohio and l3a23c. for State
Cheese is in reduced supply, and is buoy.
ant at 94al3c.
SEEDS-The market is heavy for Clio
yer Seed; sales of 100 bags at 7a71o.--
Timothy Seed is in moderate demand al
So 371aS3 IS per bush. reaped.
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New Hampshire Republican Victory.

The returns of the New Hampshire
lection arc at length complete. On the
guberuatoral ticket, MIR. Goodwin, the
Republican candidate, received 3s,00O
votes; Mr. Cate, Democratic 33,4l0. Re
pusli-sn majority, 4,599. The Senate
will stand 10 Republicans to Democrats;
in the House. the Republicans hase a
msjority Of e5. The Republicans also
haze all FIVE Of the Councilmen-one gain
and make two gains iB the Senate.
New Hampshire has thus insugurated
in a glorious IL amer, the political cap-
paigu Of 1859, to be followed up State
By State, We trust, until in November
next. the crowning El"rS of Republican
President elect, shall cheer the hearts,
end reward the lsbors of the frieuds OF
Frce3ou and Equal Rights throuehOu;
the nation. 4 remarkable feature in tic
above election, Illustrative of the perfect
organization of the Republicans, deserves
notice j. thorough and careful canvass
OF the State was made, which extended
into the incest details, and the best evi
denec OF its accuraey is furnished by the
fact that the returns OF the election cor
respond almost precisely with the reports
made tro weeks in advance. There Is
no, a difference of 6fiy votes between the
two This proves what can be done By
a mrtbodical distribution of labor, secon-
dei bs zeal snd fidelity.
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Mistaken the Track of the Cart.

Mistaken the Track of the Cart.
BY THE BARD OF THE EAsToN HALL OF FASHION
When see men lavishng thousands
On follies and vanities gay,
And refusing a cent to the needy
Who daily are crowding their way,
[ think, in their journey through life,
These men are forgetting the part
Of Christians they are surely 'mong those
Who've mistaken the track of the cart
When | hear men, in Rurmurs bewailing
The sickness. the sorrow, or care,
Which by Wisdom's appointment, has iall'r
Mid the goods of their life, to their share,
When the sweet tear Of thankfuness, never
Is seen from their eyelids to start;
All. fear that such men have too sadly
Mistaken the track ofthe cart.
When see folks of such peppery tempers,
That will blaze at each trifiIng word,
In whose bosoms, the virtue, forgiveness,
Very seldom. or never, is stirred,
know at all pleasure and comfort,
They are aiming poisonous dart;
They too, help to swell the great number
Who'ye mistaken the track OF the cart.
When | see young men sighting the efforts
Made for their inprot ements at home,
Expecting to gain useful knowledge,
While IN far distant countries they roam,
Then come back with moustache q imperial
But the same still in mind and in heart,
feel that like many before them,
They've mistaken the track of the cart.
When see men attired with neatness,
The grace and peculiar style,
That characterize all the garments
Made at the great Hall Of Fashion, by Pyle,
When they acknowledge superior materials,
Can ever be had at this mart,
I'm assured they are treadiDg securely,
Direct in the track Of the cart.
Pyle's store is opposite the Old Easton
Bank, where those who want fine clothing
made in the very best manner are invited to
call. All work warranted equal to the best
customer work and sold at the lowest prices.
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Humphreys Specific Homeopathic RENE.
dies

Humphreys Specific Homeopathic Reme'
dies
Have now been before the public for five
years, and have every where won golden O.
pinions from the many thousands who have
used them.
Simple, free from intricacy, technicallty,
or danger, they have become the ready re-
source and aid of the parent, traveller, nurse
or invalid, and have become the family ply
scian and medical adviser of thousands oi
famiies No where have they been tried
without having been approved, and their
highest appreciation is among those who have
known them longest, and most intimately.
N. B-A full set of Humphreys Homeo-
pathc Specifics, with Book of Directions,
and twenty different Remedies, in large vials,
morocco case, SIS; ditto, in plain case, $4;
case of fifteen boxes, and Book, So. Single
boxes, 25 cents and so cents.
These remedies, by the single box or case,
are sent by mail or express, free of charge,
TO any address, on receipt of the price. Ad-
dress DR.. +. HUMPHREYS & TO-,
No. 562 Broadway, New York.
Sold by HolIinshead & Detrick.
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MOTHERS.

In presenting you with Dr. EATuN's In
FANTILE CORDIAL, we desire 10 state its supe.
rlorlty over every nJstrum that nurse or
qusck has heretofore offered you.
Flrst-lt is The PREPARATION of a regular
physician, who is well qualified from muck
experience in infan,le complaints TO pre-
scribe for them. Secondly-lt is en.irslv
free from Paregoric or oPiate Of any kind,
and consequently relieves by removing the
suffering of your child, instead of deadening
its sensihilities Thirdly-Ii is put up with
great care. as comparison of il with any
other artlcle for infantiIe complaints will
show; the very roots from which il is dis
nlled being dug from the forests under the
direction Of Dr. Eaton, many Of them by his
own hands. Fourtbly-it is perfectly HARM
less and cannot injure the most delicate in
ant. aid is a certain cure and relief in all
the following cases. which is its chief mer-
it over every other preparation, viZ:
For all complaints attending Teething;
such as Dyseniery, Collie. &c also, for sofl-
enng the gums and relieving pain. For
regulating the bowels it is unequalled. For
Cold in the head it is a sure relief For
Group. the most fatal and trying of diseases
il can be relied on with perfect confidence;
anu OeIhg poWerlul ant-spaSnOdlc IN aiA
cases of convuisions or fits, we earnestly re-
commend you TO lose no time in procuring
il. Lastly-it costs so much more than 9TH
er preparations Of The kind. that we cannot
afford such long advertisements as can those
whose whole expense is their Advertising
fer the same reason, it cOnmends itself as
the mos, reliable 10 all mothers. In all ca
ses, the directions are wrapped around each
bottle, must be strictly followed. Price IS
cents per bottle
Sold by CHURCH & DUPONT Druggists,
No SO Maiden Lane, New York
And by all respectable Druggists through
out the country.
For sale by J. n. Durling, Stroudsburg.-
March %, lS6O.-ly.
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Chicago Convention.

The proprietors Of thirty Eve hotels, in
Chicago. whose charges range from / to
$3.50 a day, have plegcd themselves no.
to advance on th ir price during the
week the Republican Convention will be
in session there.
This manifestation OF literality stands
in decided contrast with the course pur-
aucd at Charleston. 1t marks, Doreoser,
with great Significance, the true charac-
teristics Of the two patties. At Chicago
whole delegations are invited as guests,
while every citizen holds bis house open
for the coDgregated thousands of Repub-
iicaus which will gather there. AtCharles-
ten a leading journal assures Us that d~-
ring tie presence Of the 9'romaScuoS croaca
Of such character indirdauiIy as acouhl meU
er be admitied by a respectable man srith
IN his horse. tie 2jrirate doors of ChaleStOn
piH be Hehtiy slut anil carefully guarcIed,
cOnfe,ring more scatching than Hospitality
upon Mem. AT Chicago they have i'm
mense halls. but in honor of the occasion
they talk of erecting one large enough to
accom- ate six thousand persons. At
Charleston the Hall secured for the DEM
ocratic Convention will be crowded with
six hundred persons. This is the con-
trast presented and it furnishes The key
to the great difference between partie.
representing on the one hand the Free
i,.,1or, the Free Education, the Free
EuserprlSe of tho North, and on the 9th
er. the Slave Ls%or, the sristocralic ten.
denotes, aud tho pl,uiation practise: Of
the South.
The delegations to the Republican
Convention at Chicago are already sccu-
ring their quarters. The New Jersey
aud Penn ylvsnia delegates will be at
the Richmond House The delegations
from Massachusetts,, Missouri, Ohio, In
diana, Connecticut. and Iowa, as we'll as
the National Republican Committee. have
already engaged quarters at the TrcmoI t
House The Maine delegation has en-
gagged quarters at the Briggs House.
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On the 18th Of April next an event is
to take place in England which is causing
good deal of excitement on both sides
Of the Atlantic This is a prize fight be-
tween John G Heenan, of New York,
CON monty known as the "Benicia Boy"
and Thomas Sayres, the Champion boxer
Of England. Heenan is large man. 6
feet inches in height. and 27 years old;
while Sayres is only 5 feet 8 inches, and
3S years of age. Immense sums of mon
ey have been staked upon the issue
Sayers being generally the favOrite With
betters. The stake put up by the parties
is $4,000. Hundreds of people are now
on their way across the Atlsntic to wit
ness this international display of pugilsm.
John Morrissey, and other notorious pu-
giiist. embarked for England in the stea-
mer which left n. York last week. About
five minutes previous to sailing, Morrisey
received the sad intelligence by telegraph
that bis mother was dead. He remarked
that be had the consolation of knowing tb at
the last sad rites would be properly at:
tended to! This woman was found
drowned in a small creek near Troy N.
Y. She was grossly Incorporate, and
was repeatedly eoD6ued in the PeDitenti-
airy. For nearly year past she had
been an inmate of the Troy county house,
which she left only day or two before
her death. She staggered into the creek,
in a ft of intoxication, after Dightfall, and
her body was found next morning.
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BLOOD FOOD.

Dr. Bronson, having been so far reduced
by consumption, IS To be considered beyond
all hope Of recovery by the most eminent OF
the medical profession, and also by himself
"a regular physician of twenty years prac-
tice-as a last resort, conceived the idea Oi
Anaiyzing The Blood, and applying the sub
ject of physiology to the more immediate con-
neclion; and effect of the state OF the blood
upon the health and system. The result has
been the production of this Blood Food,
from the use Of which. DIR. Bronson was re
stored to perfect health. Within six months
after its introduction, over two thousand con-
sumptves Were efectually cured by it. II
you have any complaints of consumptive
tendency, Cough, Cold Hedd-ache, Palpita.
lion Of The Heart, Loss of appetite, or pain IN
The side, lose no time in procuring bottle
of the ''Blood Food" II you are suffering
from Nervous Debility, or your sleep is bro
ken and disturbed, if your Spirits are depress-
ed or your Organs are RELAXED. you will find
in this an untaining remedy, by commencing
with len drops. lf your LiUer is torpid or
diseased IN anv manner whatever, one or twO
bottles will be sure to invigorate, and bring
it into lively and healthful action. In the
mos, nveierale cases OF Dyspepsia, the pa
lient can here find the most efficient and
grateful relief. A benefit is always expert
enced after taking only one bottle. In Male
or Female Complaints and Weakness, the
sufferer, after trying other remedies in vain,
may rest assured, thata certain cure will re-
suit from the use Of two of these bottles.-
The "Blood Food" is effectual in all cases
of Eruptions, Sal, Rheum, Scrofulas and
other complaints. Pale and ematlated chill
dren and adults are Immediately benefited
by its use. 1t gives strenlh 10 the body and
color and beauty to the skin. PHYSICIANS o.
al! schools are using it with wonderful sue
cess.
For full directions, see circulars. Piiee 81
per bottle.
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William H Bissell, Governor of IlliDoi-,
died on Sunday afternoon, the sth inst
at Sprinfeld, bis official residence. Col.
Bissel! vas native of New Y ork, born
near CoOperstown. Otsego County. April
25, 1871, aud of course was not quite 40
years old. He was exceedingly popular
in Illinois, and was distinguished alike
for bis integrity, bis ability aud his cour-
age. He served 10 Congress, in the "teD.
ted field" with equal distinction. There
was no braver soldier engaged in the
bloody conflict at Buena Vista, and no
more discreet or honest legislator in the
balls of Congress. About the time be
was elected Governor, in 1856, be lost
the use of his lower limbs by paralysis.
He never recovered from this affliction,
but gradually faded away, unable to walk,
and hardly able to stand. His mind,
however. req aimed clear to the last.
By bis death, Lieutenant Governor
John Wood, of Alton, one of the most es-
tim able citizens of the State, becomes &C.
ting Gosernor. New State Officers are
to be chosen next November.
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County SunerinterdeHt.

The trieuuial elections for County Su-
perintendeut OF the Comao Schools, will
&c held in the several counties OF this
Commonwealth, on the first Monday (the
1tb) of Nay next. The lsw provides
that the Directors Of the several School
Districts of each county, shall meet in
Convention at their respective county
seats, aad elect tie County Superintend
era CSS9I T0ce.
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HPThe Coudersport Journal esti-
IN stes the amount of logs, timber, lumber
and shingles sent from Potter county.
this ye.r. at 100, 300, 900 feet, worth, at
SIS per NJ, S902, 400 This county has
not had licensed tavern for years, and
nearly everybody seems glad of the fact
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81 least one Watch is guaranteed
TO every twelve books!
These inducements are offered by the
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The most extensive and the most liberal Gift
concern in existence. Send for Catalogue
Those who have patronized other Gift Houses
are particularly requested to acquaint them
selves with our terms. Our inducements are
unrivaled, and put all others in the shade.
The following are some of the Gifts to pur-
chasers of books.
English Lever Gold Watches, hunting cases.
Patent Lever "
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Detached Lever Silver Watches, hunting
cases.
Lepine Silver Watches, open face.
Gold Lockets, various sizes.
Ladies' g. Gents Gold Chains, various styles.
Ladies' and Gents Gold Sleeve Buttons and
Studs, all patterns.
Gents Bosom Pins, new and rich styles
Gold Pencils and Pens.
Ladies' and Gents Gold Rings.
Gold Watch Keys and Belt Pins.
A great variety of Ladies Jewelry, Pins and
Ear drops, comprising all the styles now
worn, such as Cameo, Mosaic, Gold Stone,
Lava, Florentine, &C., &C., &c.
Gold Bracelets, all styles.
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Remarkable.

When Gov Chase, of Ohio, shall take
bis seat as member Of the u S. Senate.
on the 4th of March, 1861, seven of the
members of that body will be natives OF
New aven. Conn, viz: Mcssrs. Chase,
Chandler. Clark, Fessenden, Grimes, Ii ale
and Wilson.
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Give the South its Rights!

The Slave States contain about bali
the white population of the Free States;
vet. 10 the General Government, under
Northern President. they bold one thous-
and three hundred aud forty eight off
ces; and the North eight hundred end
twen.y nine. Give the South its rights
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To 0Ysreptics.

Soda, Msgucsia, and ell AlksIies, eth
er afford but te nPornry relief, or coufru
the disease into chronic affection. The
Qxyscuatcd B;t.crs Immediately relieve
snd peruancDtly cure all fOrms OF D>s
pepsia. and stomach difficulties.
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Sold in Stroudsburg, by Hollinshead &
Detrick.
March 90, 1850. o. W. ly.
PONDS EXTRACT OF HAMAMELIS,
Or Pain Destroyer.

Is one of the few domestic remedies which have come
into general use and favor, without putting 1t is the
product of simple shrub, harmless IN all cases, and
as a domestic remedy unequalled For Burns, Cuts
Bruises Soreness. Lameness, Sprains, Rheumatism
Bols Ulcers, Old Sores and Wounds 1t has not an e.
oual II is also used with great success for Tooth
ache Headache Neuralgia. Sore Throat, Collie, Dlar
rhoea Hoarseness and other similar troublesome and
painful affections while 1t promptly arrests all hemor
nm Qualified recommendation Sold By our agents ant
dealers, and by
F. HUMPHREYS & Co., 500 Broadway,
Sole Proprietors and Manufacturers.
MiTch -, Is60.-iy.
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sgTbe Wheeling LnteNigencer con-
tains call for Virgins State Conven-
tioo of the Republican party. to meet in
that city on the I'd day of May. The
object of the Convention is to send dele.
gates to the Chicago Convention.
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WMajor Wil.Op-one of the oldest,
best known and most respected Demo
crsts of Washington Co, Ps.-last week
announced bis allegiance to the Republi-
can party, as be could no longer sustain
the enornities adgocated under the name
of"Demoeracy."
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An0itor's Notife.
In the C0urt Of Common Ploas Of
MONROE COUNTY.
Bolsef Fetherman III. Fa. No. 2.
vs. May Term, 1859.

JACOB EFeuerick.
To the matter Of the distribution oftbs
fund arising from the sale of the Real Els.
tate of the above named Defendant, to and
among the lien creditors.
The undersigned. auditor, appointed BY
the said Court to make distributor of the
aforementioned fund among the lien cred.
itors of the above named defendant. here.
by gives notice, that be will attend to the
duties of bis appointment. at his Office, in
the Borough of Stroudsbure, on Friday
the goth day Of April. A. d. 1860, at .
o. clock iu the afternoon Of said day, whe n
and where all persons interested in said
fund, are requested to present their claims
or be dcbarred from coming in upon ,bs
same.
VIM. K HAVILAND. Auditor,
Stroudsburg, March %, 1860.
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s~The Chaubersburg Times until
a neutral Journal-has come
out on the side of Freedom and Protec.
lion.
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The Mormons now number 100, 900. in'
cludiDg good. bad, and indifferent. The
number in Utah is put down at $4,000.
Of these 4,6l7 men have l6,500 wives.
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The Eitv of Harrisburg,

The bill Incorporating Harrisburg in'
90 cits has passed both Houses OF the
Legislature, and has been sigued by the
Governor.
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On the 10th inst, the PennsylVania
House of Representatives agreed to the
resolution of the Senate fixing the time
for the ioal adiouruEeDt of tie Legisls-
turc on the Sd Of April.
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Grasshoppers we're seen alive and hop
ping about on farm in Hooksett. N. Il.
on the last day of February and on the
second instant.
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The Pennsylvania State Agrlcultu.
ral Society hs. surplus fund of slo,ooe
ip it, Treasury.
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MAR R led.

On the 18th inst, by Rev. j. E. Miller,
Mr.. William Baskin, and Miss Ellen Ber-
ry, all of Stroudsburg.
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DIED.

On the Goth Of March, Joseph Storm,
son Of Judge Storm. after an illpess Of
nine month, aged 20 years 4 months and
25 days.
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FOR GOVERNOR
Hon. Andrew G. Curtin.
OF CENTER COUNTY.

sse- A f,e dan p explosion took place
on Monday laet. at Chit'eudrn's Shaft,
four miles froa Ii de Park, Penn a., by
which three men were Injured.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

PROTECTED ,Ae LETTERS
BY ROYAL g2sEB PATENT.
Prepared. from prescription of Sir J.Clarke,
NJ ID. Physician Extraordinary to The
Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unailing in the of
oil those painful and dangerous diseases 10 which the
cale constitution subject. II moderates all excess
ann removes ali distractions, and speedy may
be lclied on.
TO Married ladies
is peculiarly suited twill in short time, bling Oh
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
tamp of Great British, to prevent counterleits.
CAUTION.
These Pills should be taken by females during the
FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy they are
sure to bring on Miscarriage but at any other time they
are safe.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, pain in
the back and limbs, fatigue slight exertion palpia-
of the heart Mysteries and whites, these Pills viii
effect when all other mems have failed and al
though powerful remedy, 60 not contain iron cao-
mel, antmony, anything hu,tfu to constitution
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package.
which should be carefully preserved
Sole Agent for The United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES
(Llte |. C.. Baldwin & Co.,)
Rochester, n. Y.
n. B.-$l 90 and postage stamps enclosed TO any
authorized Agent will insure bottle containg so pills
by return mail. For sale IN Strouds5urg, by
July l. 1859 -Iy. in. DURLING, Agent
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Aid from Hayti for John Browns Fami-

Letters received from Hayti state that
fourteen hundred dollars have been col.
looted in Port Prince for the benefit Of
the family Of John Brown.
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70 Married Ladies'

it is peculiarly suited twill, in short time, bing o.
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar bears the Government
tamp of Great Britsin to prevent counterfets.