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PLANT CORN IN JUNE.

The weather has been SO dry and favor
ale tor field work, that most persons had
ample time to put in all desirable crops
The indications are that the season will be
more favorable for corn, than for grass and
oats, which can not bear the heat and
drouth so we'll. 1t may therefore not
come amiss, to get in an extra acre or two
OF corn, and this can be done well in the
fist week Of June. We have seen many
go'd crop of this grain planted as late
"a June 9th to 10th. When the seed is
put into warm soil, it starts quickly and
grows rapidly, and not unfrequently over.
takes that planted month earlier. The
pro pect ahead now appears favorable for
= good times again. Let every one help
on the country, and himself, by planting
" one acre. more this month.-Cor. Ame.
9scan Ag,tcuAurid.
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f .E PHILADELPHIA.
Cash iguG, painl aud Glass Store.
:. W cDr. Fourth and CnllOwhil Streets.
PHILADELPHIA.


PHILADELPHIA
' Druggists. Merchants, Farmers and the public cv.
erwin r.. wiil sell at wholesale aud r'taIl the
Spring Trade "f 'tn, heavy stock Of Drugs Medicines
I Ii mcais, &r.. Vr.. &c.
!lOo0 u, sot Window Glass, assorted sizn < qualities
lhOlh pnurs "t Patty Wite Black Rcd, &C. in bulk ur
lilI i"t>.
so0@ Gallons Linsccd Oil, Spirits Turpnntine, Cam
rhln". Acolol, &r.
~ Tons t i'urt White Lead in Bhls. Bills, 100, so
- and l4s lii. Krgs.
70 Tons cf rrarl SNOW White Lead in rbls nbls 100
III u and l2 h., Kegs.
~ Tons "t New York White Lead, in lbls Hbls. 100
~ u. aud II. b. Kegs.
N Tnus If Am rict Snow White Zine, in Ehs., nbls
l0i, - - and IL! b. Kegs,
~ Tons ul l."ngl American Zine Bills !hs, 100, 80
u aud III ID. Kegs.
% Tons # Zinc Paints Of different coors, Bills. Ibls
lDh, 10 II and IL lb. Kegs.
30 Tons If Mineral Paints OF different colns, dry
ground in Oil
lO,OD Pounds Cf Pure French Green, Cromc, Green
Yellow, Bur, black and other cunrt, dry or IN Oil
lo9 Pounds 4 Smats assorted Blue, Black, Red, Green
aud other cUlOrs.
l00 Packs of Gold leaf GlaSicrs Diamonds GlaZier,
Putty, Hack KNIVES, &c.
a'On Galons lioed Oil varnishes, Japans, Zinc Dry
rr' etr FAINT Narnish and Casnmiuc Brushes, togch
or WIN chpl t. assortment Of first class Guuls en-.
brarrd IN ih' Drug and Paint business.
- ALSO,
1000 Ibis, Roman Cement.
$500 R1s .udau aud Hydraulic Cement
l'WN' 'alcihcd, Land, Dentistry, Casting Plaster &
.L All oi which will sell at WHOLESALE or RE.
lAi" at from 10 I" @ipcr cant less than or establish
HENRY O. ID. BANKS,
~ Proprietor Of the
Philadrlpla Cash Drug Paint and Glass Store
Southwest corner Of Fourth and Callow hill sts Phila
March h. i-t0 I'm.
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BROH.rS ESst.NIk or ,i-9.,L4I.7 GLsriER.
FkrDERl X BROWN,
eli Mist AVID DRUGGIST

.NOrIR.Ef0 C0rNcr q UfrEfnW dlH Flfih NrrcfS,
PHILADELPHIA
- OLE manufacturer Of browns Esscurr Of Jamara
=. Ginger whlrh Is rtcogniz ii aud prrscnh Vt by the
Medical Faculty aud has become tn, STANDARD family
Medicine Of tn United States
This Essence is preparation Of unusual exc 'ncr.
lit ordinary diarfina ncprnt cholera III shuft in all
cases of prnstraliUn Of "a digestive functions it Is Of
inrstinabe value During thu prevalence of epidemic
ChOlra aud summer complaints ni children, is prru
lidly etticacnus; no tImy, individual or traveller
sIuud b without II.
NOTICE.
To prevent this valuable Essence from being counter
FIT ID, new sttr engraving executed Il great cost
viii be- found on the outside Of tn wrapper, in order
guard th1 purchasers against b.ing imposed upon by
worthless limitations of l-5~.
Prepared only by FREDERICK BROWN, and for sale
at his Drug und Chemical Store n. T.. c0rn.r Of Filth
and Chestnut street. Philadelphia
Also for sale by all respectable Druggists IN the Uni
ted States.
March TO- 1850 leu.
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4 HIS celebrated Washing Soap, is in market for
than year, and that it has given universal
satisfaction is evident from the fact that the Manufc-
turcrs of ii in order to supply the demand, have been
Obliged to increase their capacity make equal to One
HRdred Thousand Pounds per Heck II is decidedly the
best and cheapest Soap made in this Country One
Pound If nH 20 far, for dny III, &c Of the
Common Soap ia general use. 1t is made upon a new
principle, of the materials, and known only to VAN
liAAGgS & McKEoSs | does away entirely with tn,
does not shrink Flannrls, REMOVES GREASE, INK
OR PAINT SPOTS perfectly and from the most delicate
fabric fully one.lf the tim. aud labor usually
spent to the washing. is warranted free from S9LSj
D other injuries akaeS, and guaranteed rot
or niure the clothes.
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HrEAN ENGINES AND BOILER.

| hE subscriber IS now prepared with now Machinery
10 uud stationary "n-In from TO 100 lUr~.. pow
cr upon m latest improved plans, and will buiid u
url double OF single portable engines from 10 to
morse power rugged upon carriages with Boiler graTIn
AMI Pumps all compl tc and ready for action Also
cylinder fihe aud tubular boil iron coal break r.,
lat hted III e3, for tlrrshng grain aud cracking corn
AMI now made on arg' seal for breaking coal IIea,
nillhg Pumps and FIRE engines riggrd complete with
dnlbln acting forcing pumps all kinds Of mill gearng
ahh h1usa casting made 10 order. Line shaitings win
a"y desired sizes of pnrys finished with hangers
if" rahihg done sly - feet long all kinds Of Iron
trIg navy press aud other screws turned with any
desired pitch OF tl,f ,al.
lh' 81 Rough Iron hrcshing Machines, that cvrr
c"l' fr the public cast Iron aud wooden machines
ml"r l" orirr Lever power chain tread power INA,
~ orlf Also takes orders for the fllowing machinery
HARRISON lat st pat MT grain mill 81 900 oil red by the
rat'r 'e for It's equal II will grind in good fine meal
- bIslI Is IN one hour Also bolts and elevators all in
,r r. also RugglcS Patent Flower, manufactured b. G.;
D. harris Co., the most powerful Blower now in usr
WIN lh' least amount Of power of which will be-
pat IN u.s. at the Foundry for exhibition All Of tn,
'hnNr Will D. warranted to b. what they are sold for
Also TAKE orders for Scotts Patent Black smith Stti-
kr and rights to use them in TIL counties of G ,lunba
Mnntonr, Northumberland, Lycoming sullivan and
'llutoh' one OF which can be seen at my shop
LEWIS IT, MAUS
Rnomsburg, Columbia co., March ~ IS56
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AGRICULTURAL,
PLANTING POTApOEs.

There does not seem to be any partiou.
lar season for planting potatoes. They
may be planted at any time from the first
o' March until the first of August and
some St asons with equal success, and in
decd have known them to do very well
by planting late in the fall after corn
huskmg; (freezing does not injure them
/ not dsturbed.) But if the experience
lat year would have any weight upon
3 subject, l would highly recommend
early planting-not later than April
The following is my last years experience
Crop No. l. About the middle of April
| planted five bushels, cut two eyes to
each potatoe, planted under clover sod,
manure in the furrow before plowing
down; part of which l took out of the
ground short time before the heavy rain
in the fall-(which seemed to have caused
the rot in great mcasure) yield prolific,
sizo, and quality very good, and all sound
The remainder was taken up with crop
No. ,. after the heavy rain, yield, size
and quality as the first.
Crop No. ?. was planted one month la
ter five bushels the same kind of potatoes
quality and size, equally as good and
planted beside the others and in the same
way. Taken up after the heavy rain
yield one third less and not SO large, ap-
pcarcd sound when taken out of the ground.
They were put into dry cellar. In the
course of few weeks 1 discovered a
specky mould appearing on them; when
cut open were black and hard, and after
sorting them three times--(about a month
elapsed between each sorting)-they di
minished one.third more, leaving just one
third of crop, allowing No. l, to be a
FIJI crop. After investigating the matter,
Ldi,covered that not only in my own but
in nearly every instance where the potatoe
some to perfection and the tops died, be-
tore the rain, they were not effected with
the rot. But with those that were not
done growing and the tops being green
they we're moro or less effected with the
disease, which goes to prove that early
planting, and the potatoes that require the
shortest season to come to maturity was
the most profitable last year. This holds
good for the last year only, like causes
iuaJ produce like effect, had the rain fell
month sooner or month later all might
have been effected or escaped. 1t would
perhaps be advisable to plant at three or
four different times Village Reco,d.
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PROPER VESSELS FOR BOILING SAP
Sap may be kept of light color when
boiled in iron vessels, if the kettles are
cleaned frequently, and no leaves or dirt
are allowed in the liquid. A large shallow
pan of galvanized iron is best. Brass or
copper vessels we do not like for boiling
anything to be taken into the stomach.
Sap, cider, and indeed almost all fruits
and vegetables, contain more or less of
vegetable acids, which unite with the cop
ner. and forrr noiscp 81 q snioAiy Is. II ~
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EX1;MKlXAT


am A. NII
'I'hb never lmlnH mhI, I NhphN Is ul' n's'; 'Ns
succeeds ~ni,i i a.. o,'i's nNe il.u an "nn a.u
~ tuunlt hi VIZ ~ nav ptth uhiuitunnt ni WI. Sc
i0nd h"pcs nave nren uisappuhtd tfdrhtu hhd bsteu
pl lhlst p,,ns a'u ~ u'.' ~, WIZ nav peun "u,iN
eu @ unu U,l1u NH u' ~! !. r "' n,aug ",. s''S ~
acuh' "i WI. uIr w uupis w w N.,c,uns ~ VI ns'
my "ve euns' mt 70 VI, dthNu , am ~ sN,s! M IN " Ius'
~ ~ LU' r. .1fr.iIho i @ sur ~ IT,, ~, ~ ~, r.lho
sue mas 'hu s,ct,I ~ W.nnp W. WI u,c uP
nosihg Sex: " u ,s ,aI, Mun % "uu.s ieia.a IT.
Whu.Is W "! w ini,au % @ W.. ,'" W ''P! "' ""''sc
W,n,s; t gu ~ ,,yy ,p,ip,, ,,n., op ,,,sp ,.,,
hIhtNhSS Or fcnh @ om. ~, M umh @ uh hUS6f.,D'
W apsch' i' inu' =" tn ~, s."H' w ""rp! "
Yc h,s "'% hn sord in nnnmTre instanes n"l Ihe
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n OLD DIR. HEATH'S BOOK ~

" Or Travels and great dscov, ries ,f the ia. NJ
panrse anG Isl India Medicines, with fun directions
Tor The certain cure Oi C0nsuntun, Bronchitis, Coughs
Colds, Cdiarth Asthma, Fevers, Heat Disease 6cr0-
tla Cancer, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Gravel aud
Urinary Deposits, Fcnme Comp hints SC Illustrated
WIN hundreds OF certificates OF cnres and Cngtayings
For the purpose of r.>cuing many suffering flluw-
beings rs possible from premature dedIh, ii will be
SEM TO any pari ofthe continent by sending 2jcentS
DRS. HEATH.
Gi7 RrU dwav. Npw YORK City.
Sold by g. NJ. HIgenburh, BOomsburg; N l.. Rank
Co., Dlnviiei Juc0b Lawalt Catasauqua A. Miller
Co berwick
October \. ISjg-I2m.
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CA lII'ION

There being several imitation brands Of D,tersive
Soap in market, the public notified that are
genuine except VAN HAAGEs 4 McKroSR is stamped
upon each Bar OF the soap, as well as the Boxes.
February 95, l9lO--
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list OF SPECIFIC REMEDIES.

''''H ''""'' '' '"'' .
LIST OF SPECIFIC REMEDIES.
=, -, v.. 4, ,,,,,,.t,,, and t,t,,n,nntion
- ,'-rv a. .a' ry.r ~ ,rn Colic Wet,lnr the Bed.
~ rr,i,,, T.r,binv and Wnkefulness Of
81 '-'" N''e' 0''''7'
lniaH.. !, N,..,,, cho,.r, Iut,n,,rn md Summer
~ -" "'''"''' ~
Cnul'..'''t rr. rri,,,gs pvsrnierv or bloody Flux
y 4" e ". r,,,.r, rinI.rn N,nrbus Vomiting
a. Far r,Ih,s Coils Influenza and Sore Throat.
No. S.-fnr Fiott-nehc, fhr'ichc ma Nyu'u 49,,
No. 9Fbr lIe1dachc Vertigo, Heat ana fuIhesS VI 't
Ilclt. - go ~,
NJ. l0.-DYtPEP.', PIIIs-f9r Menk m" pe'"'kea
Stomach, Constipation, ana lhNcr 'NWPlHUH' ,,,, -
No il.fuH FEMNE IRREGULARITIES, st"u'I' iMhin' VI
supprpsse Periods. ,,
Nn. l2fpr lcucorrlica, Profise MclseS' "" ne"''"s
Down NJ FcuIncs. ,,
81. i8-Fr Group IIoarsc Cough Rad nreai,inE.
No. I4.-SNlT R1EUN rillS-for tfN5lptlNS' r'up'"'s
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Will NO1iCe.

TO CUSTOMERS AMI TIE PUBLIC GENER.aLLr.
1 HAVE removed to the Montour Mills aud intend
keeping supply of flour aud feed on hand, aud for
sale cheap the cheapest fr cash. wuull further
say to all those knowing themselves Indebted to ne at
the Aqacdurt As that they would confer great favor
by calling aud settling up as very needy and wish
close the old Books So call and us friends aud
your custom aud cash will be thankfully received.
WM. BEERS.
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-ALS
vaphaageV a. NCkpOne'S.

Superior oriental Toilet Chemical Olive Pale Extra
Pale aud Brown Soaps well DAVID THAN & co.
Adamantine Candles at lowest market prices
For Sale by all respectable Grocers, and Wholesale by
THAN & McKEONE,
No. - and n South Wharyes, PHlLl lplLpIl,.
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Ttr M, icra,,,el having used Professor HuMPllhtnS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES H. our families
win the most satisfactory results mud having inh conn-
cnrr In their rcuulncnrss purity aud efficacy, cheerluy
recommend them to NIL persi' wn wish 10 hnve sne' e
liable nn ecncious remedies at hand for private or DO
ncstir use. u =. 1t, I'll.
Tile Rev wm ITosmrr, elitor of The Northern innc
Rector of u, Peters Church. Auburn N v the Rev ~
ives C-,n,lnin of ue hulinrn State Prison; the Rev
sne,,rr NJ H.e Rector, Nrwiclford, Mass. the Rev.
Allen steele. New.york Conference; the Rev Samuel
Ni,hols t,tcncscc Conference, NY the Rev. = 3
II az, F4 jut.L ~ T. the Hon Neal Dow Portland,
Mr ,tm l,r .tyer c,r,x soulh-Icni, Ind the Hon
Crrvr Iliny!rrys n s.. Henry d. Cook sl tlii.r OF
Ti,r Cin Stttr journal, Columbus, Ohio the lioh w.
t;r,,nIl " line H. the lion. Thomas j. Chase Mnit
rrlln Flr the lion t,scph Benedict, Utica, y V; Wm
Bristol E.L Utica, y; A 8 Pond, Esq, unca, NJ l. !
lame. pllrkctt. E4I, Nashville, Tenn.
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THE undersigned respectfully informs the citizens Of
l. bloomsbury and the public generally, that he has
located in Bloomsbury, aud Is prepared to execute all
kinds of Mason Work in short order aud on reasonable
terms.
w. Residence in Mr. Browcr's house, on Iron street,
door Brewers store where all orders in his line
Of business will be thankfully received and promptly at
tended to. GODFREY BAY
Bloomsburr April II, lSGO-3m.
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EVANS Il WATSON -.

III the United States.
Fire Sgfcs in one br5. .7H came out right; nth con.
tents in pood condition.
The Salamandor Safes of Philadelphia against the
world.
EVANS & WAT on,
have had the surest demonstration in the following Ger
tifcatr that their manufacture of Saamaer SAT has
length fully warranted the rcprs ntatinns which have
been made If III IN rendering unduubtrd curity
against the terrific element.
phiad' lphia April L. ls56.
Jessrs. ErHBs e. Hdfson: Gentlemen 1t affords us
the highest satisfaction to to you, that owing tn
tn" very protective qualities of two Cf the Snlanaler
SAT which purchased of You some five month since
saved large portion of jcwclry, aud all books
c exposed to tn calaminous fire in RaIstead place
tn morning Of thi llth inst.
When reflect that th"sn safes located in tha
fourth story Of tn building occupied and that thy
fell subsequently intna heap Of burning ruins. where the
concentration of the heat caused tn brass plates tn
melt we cannot but regard til" preservation Of their val
uale contents most ncng proof of the great
curity afforded by your safs.
We shall Tux, great pleasure in recommending tn to
men of business Il reliance against fire.
GEORGE w. SIMMONS & BRO, ,jcUeicrs
y They have since purchased fix large Safes.
August 10 lSj9.
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Chartered by the State of eln5y lvania.
RULES.
!. Money is received every day, and in any amount
large small.
,. FIVE PER CENT nt'rcst is paid for money from
the day it is put in.
3. TIL money l. always paid back in GOLD. Nhcury.
or il is called for, and without nOiic'.
4. Money is received from Errcors. raiors
Guardians aud others who desire To have it in place of
perfect safety, AMI where interest b. obtained for IT,
s. The money received from depo>itnrs invested in
Real Estate .orfgdgGs Ground RcHfs aud such other
FIRST class securities as tho Charter directs.
Il. Office Hours Every day from till j O'Clock and
on Mondays and Thursday ill : O'Clock in the evening
Hon. HENRY l.. BENNER. PrcSilpRt.
ROBERT SEIFRIDGE, pdcf President
WM. j. REED, Secretary.
DIRECTORS
Hon. Henry L. Benncr, Francis I.ar
Edward H. Carter, T. Carroll Brewster,
k"bir ,lfriige, Joseph Il. Barry,
saihncl X. Ashton, Joseph Y"rks,
Z. Landreth Munns Henry Ditf'ndcrfier.
OFF Ice:
HHRm street South Hest Corner Of Third Street.
PHILADELPHIA.
April TO- 1s5N. Aug. u, 3 Feb l. 'l51
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nAPE, "NllROGENlZED"
SUPER PHOSPHATE or LIME
Re- w. p. "A +, T, TE Tl

I1V II . 7 > III = = = II D
lith, Delaware Avenue, PHILADELPHIA.
Snlr agent tr PennsylVania, Delaware and New Jersey
Ini ibs Mhpes (AnrCgcni;6d) will equal in effect and
wv hrling powers, le5 lbs Best PfruridH Guda0
u Is packed IN strong Bags of 100 lbs each and is sol
at SJO ul per ton, ar 81 M per single bag
IL mas III" experience of Ten Years and Is safely rec
on,lnrna II as ih' bet trrtllizcr now in use.
samples circulars aud Pamphlets containing recon-.
mcndatuns from Farmers sent gratis 10 all who reuest
hem. ~ " 0''''
August ~ lSjN
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To fARMEkS NDGARDE\EkS


HE scrih'rs Offer for Sa GlUUn ParrcIs Of pOl.
I DIRE i"fE made by the LoDf M,Nur ,eIrRtsu Gov.
PNSY. III Lots Ia suit Purchasers. This ntic. is in tIe
tw'ni IN year Of lis Introduction this country aud
has auved frtiizcrs Of every other descriptions for
TIL following reasons:
lst. 1t is made from the night soil uf the city f New
York by the l.. VI. tn, uh- have capital 0f SOnOGp
N 'tcl III tn business, which is at risk SHOULD they
max bal article.
81 For t,rh AMI Vegetables il II tn cheapest. neat
rSi ana hanIcst manure in tn world it b. placed
Ia hrct contact with tn seed forces and riprns yrrc
llllh two works "arlifr prevents the worm doucs
tI' crop, and l. TithoH HsGgrccgc OGor Three dollars
worth "r two barr is is all sutci manure an ucr
Ui r"ru in til" hill.
fRcF-I Dbl. 81 = hbls. 81 jn.-5 bhs a. and over
bhs. 81 ~ pr barrel delivered free OF cartagr 10 yr
s'is or railroad in New York civ.
pamphlet containing every information, and tiff.
cat from farmers all oyer the United States who have
us "a II from Two entr1n years, Will b. free to
any one applying iir TN same.
GRlFFlNG BROTHERS & CO..
Nhrit River Agricultural Warehouse.
20 tonrtland Street New York
Or, lp' Solih Drltwar' Avenue, PHILADELPHIA, IN.
March
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nOVEn'S lNi,ELLIRLE INK.

f7f NO KINDS One with the merchant. and the other
with ih lux prepared that it entirely ebviutcs the
Ot the To satisfy all who have been deceived
in purchasing, what proved upon trial to BE- utterly
wnrtnl sS. III following strong certificate of Prefes sor
Bnutl of TIL Franklin nstifnir f Pa ana whose rcpu.
ta1n i. Intensive VIII the civiIz ID world is prr.
scented.
AhRATOnY IN THE OLD MINT
PhEaddgha, Dee. 10, llio
To Joseph L. Iov"r, Esq.Dcur Sir: Having cxnn.inc
III composition Il your mhrllib Ink. and ciplcv,d
IN my family, can speak with confidence of its una.
srul NcDlrnr' IN comparison with others of n similar
nltuf", II nt Erh a rnu.i it ahnpis il equally
VIII for am ia fabrics aud VIII II its full sIa e
of bla is vr'prd II Is not altrrd by washing OF at
NusphrIlg Gg'.t>.
Respectfully yeurs
JAMES &. BOOTH, AuaIytic Chemist
Orders drcssrd H. tnr Namuiartory No iIh Race q,
nhuv Fuutih oi No. l4tJ Philadelphia, viii rucciy
prompt attan,i 20 by
JOSEPH H. ilON Err, agfqcivrsr.
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aud many .israsrs 10 hch flesh is heir too nnnrt.
IN mention in this adv riisrment DOsg. Il g.
PRIt'E 30 CENTS
THg LIVER lSviGnR AND FAMILY CATnARTto Pills
rriailed by Druggists geurrally and sold whole
sale by the IT iadc ~ ~ large inwns.
ST. W. SANFORD, NJ D..
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
335 BROADWAY NEW YORK
June 4, ISJl-l2m,
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TnARTtC PILL is n
ihntlic which the ma.
practice more thar
troasing demand fro6y
used the FILLS ana ,hs
cxl tess IN regard tc,
me TO place them with
know that difcrcntCn
portions of the bowels
THARTlC ELL hrs
TIL lis well establis,Iri
fr"n n variety Of N
tracts which act aiIkr o.
m'niary canal, and nrs
srs where n CathaIticia
RANGIMEsTs Of the S1o-
1iIE BACK AND T.olSs.
SORkS Ess OviR ms
den cola, which irequrn.
a long cuurspOf FEVER.
tREEPlNG SESsATius 10
RrS1LEssSESs, IIEAr.
II AD. all lSFLAMMAToRy
tIifLnnfs or Apr'LTs.
nERlEIEN lf Ihn Hmm