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DR.. M'LANE's
CELEBRATED
VERMIFUGE
LIVER PILLS.

WE beg leave to call the atten-
ton of the Trade, and more
especially the Physicians of the
country, to two of the most popu-
11T 7aT remedies now before the public.
We refer to
Dr. Cha& N'Lane's Celebrated
Vermliuge and Liver Pills.
We do not recommend them as
unlversa! Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name purports, viz:
THE VERMIFUGE.
For expelling Worms from tb.
human system. 1t has also been
administered with the most salts
factory results to various Animals
subject to Worms.
THE LIVER PILLS.
For thecure of LIVER CoMp1A1Nr.
all BILIOUS DERANGEMENrs, SICK
HEADACHE, &c. In cases of
FEVER AND AGUE,
preparatory to or after taking Oui-
nine, they almost invariably make
speedy and permanent cure.
As specifics for the above men,
toned diseases, they are Unrivaled.
and never known to fail when ad,
mlnlSterod i'll accordance with the
directions.
Their unprecedented popularity
has induced the proprietors,
FLEMING BROTHERS,
PITrsBURcH, Pa.
to dispose of their Drug business.
IN which they have been success,
fully engaged for the last Twenty
Years, and they will now give their
undivided time and attention to
their manufacture. And being de-
termlned that DR.. M'Lane's Cele-
brated Vermifuge and Liver Pills
shall continue to occupy the high
position they now hold among the
great remedies of the day, thew
will continue to spare neither time
nor expense in procuring the Best
and PureSt material, and COM
pound them in the most thorough
manner. Address all orders to
FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh, Pa.
r s. Dealers and PHYSICIANS orderir0 T,.. Il
nun, nun Fleming Bros, will do well TO write their or5S-
rsIHcuy; ana tIke none but Dr. NLdafs nrr,or1T b,
'enh9 bTos Iittsbtrgh Pa To those wishing n 80
. % Ai' we Will forward per mail. post pni3 10 spY
~. vi the United States, box of Pills frr tusy.
Icceht postage stamps, vial Of Vernifpes a.
ven lhreeScrt stamps All orders from Canada must
% accompanied by twenty cents extra AN''
odd by James P. HOfiecker, and by Drug.
S generally.
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The Smyrna Library is omen

> 1UEsDAY and FRIDAY afternoon, between
o ara O'clock and on the evenings of Ibs
same days, between and 8 O'clock VI ''e
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Confectionery & Frn;to

r; q. WHITMAN & CO. beg ,eovo ,o -.
nev Jo.i%r no ney are constantly getting up Cand,.
H% ueSlgns ilayors and patterns which with aI' IA
gest Candies. enable them to offer The 10.
Snro 30 ' '.neht 10 be found And all are man,f
nr ol pure materials and under the superntns.f
ni"o, dealers IN Foreign Fruits; Nuts of tho 49,
prices. ~ 'iie iHoSI reasonable
m,oIeheePers and Others are invited 10 call
uITine Nm our our Stock, Store ann Factory "''u sA'
No NO, IO2 South Second street. below Chos,nn,
PHTLADELPHIA
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This Celebrated Washing Soap is nov, in ,D..ro,c.
.'ah year and that it has given uniyersoI ON,
,nctoh' Is evident from the fact thai The ci'
obgnd 81 m H. IN order supply the demand haveb"en
One Hundred Thousand Pounds per Week !, 81" a. 20
.ne pest and cheapest Soap ever made in mi.
T"un,Fy Dse " One Pound of it will go as far for any
is mop o. 'mree oi The Common Soap in general use
nnd upon new principle, of the best maIprl.
amu SHOWN only to VANIIAAGEN& AIcKEoyE !, Insh
a"ap enlirely with the washboard-soves ,h . uoeS
RE hn4G ~ 4D4Gng The clothes it does not shrink FIomp.Is
nercpc,Iv ood dThEASE' INK OR PAINT SPO'TS
piIcuy ana from the most delicate fabric sovos G,iir
nan The time and later usually spen 10 Jn ~
Musnhg. IL IL warranted free from SoI Sod uo tne
i5D akats' and guaranteed not TO rot or in;"te
FOr sale BY all respectable Groscrs. md yboIo..
No 90 IHAlN d McKEONE.
NO " and 81 South WhaIyes, PbiIndai'h;.
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TO RE MT.

ne properly now in the possession of Mps ~,
haTH C mPrsing HOUSE and SrABLE.-from ~ ~,
hisi OF Mt reh, 1860. Apply TO 'O"' 'i'e
Gee e'n JOHN D. PERKINS. NJ n
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W atches, JeweIry y SiIvcrwarc
CASSIDAY & BALI.

No' - south Second Street, PHILADELPHIA.
%A I'liEY would respectfully call The atle en,ion
~ oi purchases of Goods feeling assured oi
%s% @ 1'ta @aDilily to compete with any other estab
IShment. They have now on hand fine a.
SGT'Wen, SIWe OF Amercan English and French col on
w., Eh En LEVER WATCHES. Gold Fob. Guard onJ
rt.' eSt Cnains' Seals and Keys. Fine Gold JcwIU
6lIusc9n. 6'L Cameo Coral Garnet, Lava and Ny
pnnnI Ear n,ngS' studs Sleeve Buttons &c: GnLI
GIeis' M.,a 1Medaions Chate lam Chains, etc N''O
nAiR JEwELRY-Every description of Hair Jev,o,,,.
Plated and Mounted 10 order u Ai'il 'e"elry
hro oiLn nn nnERMARE|"arranted equal to coin-Tea Ia
2nnoDs DeS'eT Salt Mustard Cream. Sugar and Grnyv
GPooils' G Iea' Table and Dessert Knives Rn',c!
Knives. Napkin Rings, etc. 1A''''eS' hnrer
W. lated WARE-A general assortment of Plated
wa, ware; comprising Forks, Spoons, Ladies' knives Cos
etc. my P'"'e' ea-sets | rms
~, ne &c ABOVE goods will be warranted what th.v oro
'ou ior and at the lowest Cash Prices All 10y are
mol promptly attended to -'' o'ueIS ny
'uiy Nepalrcd and
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ASBEsThe demand moderate and the market without
% G rs So su isa rs ss e SO
We quote Midolns Upland at l9tdo.c and hiddns u At
tofFEE- The market bs. been active sales of 400
bag RI ss AID 80 beg, LssnsyTs :. e IN ws,,er and
stat Flour the advance 5dl5c claimed the low and
medium grade. has atty restricted the transactions Of the day
III. dun grades now in very moderate supply and In
god a..t = Improving gS tbs 's are . s SS
eI choice IS IS 60 for the low grades Of we.t.rn
H.Ss S Ss:nd: Of .nS E' 70.
81 Los -Ats, Canadian Flour hrm the medium bran Is
sss sIs in sSSS sfis i in sood ss
the medium Eds the most sought as these are os &C.
oI 'f ned 90 .upsIhne baltimore. &c Sc 2ses 50
IT, Be t,i bIssd' Rye Flour 1. IN good IsGue: sns os
Con Meal u @SSse :SPPly ssss Of
oil, 81 Georges Bant ~ Is Mackere and other de-
'Rss are sSSd sonssa at for milling
poIt and owing to the light arrivals and urss are again
bette, the inquiry Uns conn;d S % ch9 9Se ..s are
these arce 1t the close the market 40 -, .et 81 320
S S 81. H tO chez 2c Red Sat-. At ~ sg
81 80 the latter for 'efy Ihoiee 70 choice Whit. Michigan
~ 90 ~ she ' ,So, a. SaS :. 500 bush choice White
do wss. at = sod S Nj Sw Saie GLIB At 81
sfeS.h rood prime White Ohio :nd ie 0S ssG
100 Ss.s :S . Iss Is Bailey
is moderate supply Dat. are im and in fair demand
BIN o. eistn State Corn ia f.ir denshd and
'o better; saes S. 30 bush.
vi Itf for " r,.rn mixed aud I0d12c for do. Yellow
All Is rIr de- and hesl Of the following sales 29oo
. insr zoe so Sayara Isle, mos zoo Baro.lo
81 gir mos SEQ Bosots, ls!c. mos 450 Buenos Ayres
SO African 400 Tappico Hips and3 0Gs 100 Porto Cabele
private terms =
ia Ps-Ihe nket IL less active for 1882 but price.
steady 40 bales lie. New quest
Glgc sole u L. o. bales made yesterday By Me,ss
Fief Psrb O. Kyekman ESQ., private terms. but to
Do the sellers refu,edt n deliver.
Hhl-Th- msrb,t 10 hrni the demand fart sacs OF 40
lsI.s II roo s3e. tor and old
IRONS. tch Pig 10 quiet yet csdy sales Of $50 uns 1t
s7i = for Inferior biands 10 arrive Isasa fos best
bTaLds nom yGrd.
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IN, MJ,saaks. Sentinel saws:

new feature in the transportation business which the DeI
s sa, a' s sRsss sioosS ri.
se rtshs enabling them bid for she Of that srac Ine
& q bushels shipped IA; ad v ,s6s part IT iSR
Erie 70 Bpaas The rates wheat BY his route are
toNew YorI tsc ioo These rstes are equivalent 70 sc
Su.hs all rail- and about use via Lake Erie the Ia ter being
they viii Be- Worth s :e Ses a. p sou
not unnecessarily disfgmed sner carrying the wheat.
Al chicago, Exchange on the East has advanced
'" a &C. per cent premium.
The 81. Paul Pioneer of the 18th savs.
The Cedar Valley Railroad including ell e propery o the
Company was sold 81 public auction, the Capital vest rd.y
half Of the State Wv '''"''' VI w
The business in Dry Goods the past week has ex.
ceeded that Of any previous one The large iobb,r.
have been actively engaged in distributing goods and
find their stocks not at all with the de-
mand from all sections of the country and this has
added to the activity of the commission houses The
demand has been chiefly from the interior, the West
and Northwest but the trade generally has encouras
pe which have not been seep for the last three
years. The Great West, with her immense crops,
which from the scarcity Of cereals in other portions Of
the world must command full prices, will be the great
est customer PROSTATE as she has been for long
time past we can scarcely realize that she is az our
doors camoring for supplies in quantities hitherto IN.
paraleed Blu: this is the fact aud the present demand
il only shadow compared to what il will be. Stocks
Of American Cotton continue low, and the drouth, to
which we have heretofore alluded has added TO ths
scarcity of goods. Never during the past two years
has the market been so poorly supplied; and If the
trade approaches that magnitude which it at present
premises, in late Autumn it will be difficult to keep up
mt derate ass orm.nts. The Wooden department has
also been more active than at any time the past year
and manufacturers are encouraged, although the remu
neraiiou afforded in the pr0ductonis not commensurate
with the lator, skill and capital expended.
We annex our usual sun mary of the exports Of Do
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LIME-Oply moderate demard prevailed for no hsn' ~
zoe. for Common, and 90s. for Lump. 1900, 81, u,
MOLASsEs-The dec fair sales Of 100 hhds tuot
coysdo at 2Sa2ss q do Cuba Csyd at & - DO bieoi"s
at olc and IS do Porto Rico at &c. =. ..
NAVAL STORES-Spi1ts T1rpentne remains CURT ye'
rtesdy ,ss of75 bb In good nsrchabtaee ofas1 iiI
rs do shipping the Irce the general ange osps
ale Crlds Is dull snd proes unchanged Common 80"
steady ana In nlod.rSte Ieq.est, sale. l1S DDS
81 8 80 N, delivered in yard. The % " ana ne IA
grades are little impaired fy; sse Of S'C Dds
or low No q at ell 80 y $40 n, delivered, 80 d. 2n so
az rs y 3l6 NJ H. yard and 6s5 bbs low No snd fss
ga IS ~ 2sO ~ Tar IL 10 limited r.que,t sales o. ~ oo
Wsshnptos mostly Rope % - y ob IN order IN
OILS remain qaet YET s,esdy; some 4Wo gahons ,"
sp.rna have been taken by the Government ,n C1ss ~.
Leonard Of New Bedford a. ~ "a es'h and ~""' 10 is'
OIL at sic cash. . -, h,, ,,,ce,
PRoVIsIONsThe demand for Potk is noderste oet pess
are 6ruer at lie close; arrivals limited and tn-
moderate; tie falling OF 10 the ece this month S,p
With the lat yea, large and tee ssos ~, a.
the sales s46 bbls at Sls for Sour Mess es -
Slg 62.a $40 IS for new do S6 for bnts ana Sn
@H as ion hss Prime B..fis IA gtesdy demand AID y ntmy
held the eip,s ,na and the stock bght ss4
at ssas6 fer Country Meas 6lta 90 ~ 70, is ia
Mess. ard sliaSl2 81 for extra Prime Mess ~
Bacon and NJ, ats SCARCE aud prices are noni ~
demand and wthou. important chsr gs saies o. ~ M
and ,es AZ 1908 Butter IN fair demsi,d and hrm s.es
and firm Al Cd 94c for Ohio, and sale. for SUITE
RICE-We Of moderste sales at 700 - 81 ip No.
sPICES-We hear bf sales Of - bags Pepper at BIC. -,
sUGARS-The s4le moderate prices continue anseue,
sales Of $50 thds Polo Rico at snd 90 hhds Caoa
6id5tc Refined u Al 0sic for Crushed Greandtand
Grsnnlsted.
TALLOW-The mrist s. steady the demand fair ars Of
1900 n. at 10 lice, tssh " =.
WHiSKYThe market better The demand good; sAIs OF
$50 bbs at 22Id23c.
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sJPREME COURT-CHAxBER--AuG S.-Before Josttc
SUTHERLAND.

CUSTODY OF CHILD.
In re FANNY Krugg Toe Petitioner applied for q
writ habess corpus have the custody Of her Infant Fannie
Epbrarn her She alleges that the child toe Ne
lie petitioner aver that child is of tender and needs
mothers and that the father Is an person 70
allowed retmnabIs on Friday
THE KEEvAs MURDER.
At the last session Of the Oyer and Terminer John
Dupnisan was placed trial indicted for the made Of John
Keevan and William Hicks The Jury disagreed and judge
IN sse ae to tbs amount was entered toto Ibis
morning William Marion Co.. No rs John street. Brooklyn,
Csrore Porter charged with receiving stolen goods,
wac held TO bail in the sum o. $1,000
ANOTHER vAGRAST APPLIES TO BE DISCHARGED.
I'M bapeas corpus Of William w. Gray. .
in behalf Of William w; Gray cent 70 tne Javsns
rec that the BOY wa met vssns ,
tsss bow soand sns about the streets neossssy
vssrant that II must be proved thai be rs without 'os means
The SOCIETY FOR AsELIoRATISG THE CONDITION
OF THE JEWS IN COURT.
Ahse A. Mott sg The Society for Ameioatins the Condition
Defendants apply to have Sci aside judgment against
them for s53 o. given BY defsuI Defendant. yet up ths.
Or Of the society or in any way Win asnS.n
ties who appeared represented oy M hedsewood were
not the ,.sa Of the sG ~ sGs sns
The & of AIecsn so'tiey for Ane he the Ssn
S 81 sn ,ecst By Of which The messing
ZION heidi and Office. seing elected aud the properly
Financial Secretary OF the old soeey PROTESTING against the
proee dpgs and claiming the CO Of the J1dsmsnt a.
psr say for which he obtained judgment stated In that
case process was the old Corresponding Secretary and
the new society got notice and hence their default
Motion 10 auash denied and judgment set aside Mr. ter
for plaintiff; Mr.. Hedgwoed for defendant
SPECIAL Tgiis-Before Justice IssRAHAr
DECISION.
VIZ. Rauth sgt. Charlotte Rauth.-Divorceg granted.
SUPERIOR COURT-sPscIAL TERs-AUe S9-beiore Jus
tice BoswORrH.
DECISION.
The Belnon, Branch Of the State Bank OF Ohio agt
VIM and Tho s. Hoge-Csse and exceptions settled ana et
GESkR TyEs-Beore Justices BoswoRTH PIsRREPosr and
MOSCRIgF. =, .
Davis J. Whiting agt. Marcus &. L. kintal, In
rlic.,sa with Charles L. CONFEDERATION denied.
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VIZ. Rauth sgt. Charlotte Rauth.-Dvorceg gran
COURT OF SPECIAL sEssIoNs.-AUe. 20

Caroline Matthew sgt. s. Camille Matthew.
On the 9Th of this month, s. Camille Matthew was
arrested ON warrant issued by the Police Court Second DIS
tct under the of April H. 1850 the oath OF his vile
who alleged that be had abandoned her The Juee 90 toe
the evidence Of the husband although Dc
offered himself witness to disproye the charges OF his we
The parties have brought reciprocal actions Of divorce Against
each other on the ground Of adultery The husband was or
dred by the Police Justice to ind bail In the sum Of s
his good conduct and TO the payment OF weekly 70
wife Gabriel Rsyel entered bail for him. and lis counsel
pead the Court of Special Sessions where the case was
morning decided sustaining the appeal reversing the order o.
the Justice dschargpg the ball. aud entering
the bond Il conceded by the Counsel Tor the I
ers of Public Charities &c and by the Court that tne
erred IN refusing TO take the evidence OF the husband
offered himself witness This the se1s1u r,s "a,
PENDANT has been arrested aud discharged his M
by Ria wife on ne Great az he l-sying 70 fnh an
h,rs.S on motion Of bs counsel by Justice
J. NJ Harrington for the Commissioners ~''' ~
ford daft ndant
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The business Of The Clearing House was $s 79l O00
There was an active demand for money early IN the
day but after O'Clock wants were less pressing, While
the supply was abundant. Very little paper goes
below 81 cent and call loans are estabhhed at o07
y cent The banks iDdisposed TO lend, which
throws more demand upon other sources OF supply
Cout ons due Sept. the bonds Issued by the CITY OF
Toledo. Ohio will be paid at the clearinghouse OF
Bliss. Williams g. CO., New-York. Six y cent Treas
ury Notes are nominally v cent premium, put the
TRANSACTION are unfiequent. We cannot yet near OF
much gold going by the Saturday steamers.
meeting of holders Of the second mortgages oi 'he
Toledo Wabash and Western 'ilfoad Co. represent
inc at least one million i've hund. ed thousand oonsls
was held Yesterday afternoon at the office OF mr.. IL
Il. II. Gibson The Hon. Rpssell Sage Of Troy, N. l.,
was called TO preside, and Albert 6. Hemenway Oh
New-York City appointed Secretary.
The object Of the meeting, as stated by ar. y. w.
Richardson representative Of large foreign interest
in the bonds was to consu to the proper course 70
be taken about the overdue coupons of interest
After free interchange Of opinions, it was moved
and carried.
hereo, An ,uicsbe arrangement with the ockhoders is
preferable to legal proceednss AMI a. y Eo
S 61 y , % , IN the property o. tue
COMPANY Of voice In the Of ts sas boo.e
1t the be held in October next such Directors VII
rive TO Of the second mortzage
Controlling influence In the management Of the sns OF n
Company the coming year and that MI bahey Wson o.
the firm of Messs Csmmsnn Co. Mr. George D. Moraan 81
the firm Nessrs T. ID. Morgan Co.. and Mr. hector NOR
ison Of the firm of Mesns Y. Whehouse Son Moinson
are hereby appointed Committee TO take proper measures
~ out thu. souon by preparing list OF Directors subject
tie ratification Of future meeting OF bond deIs 70 De ae "
them early date practicable, and submitting inc ae
In due season, to the action Ct the stockholders
The following circular announcing afurther advance
of five cents 100 pounds on fourth csss freight and
ten cents barrel on -four from Lake ports tothe East,
has BET n issusd by the New-York roads:
NKv- YoRE Aug 2s-On and after the date hereof and until
otbe,ve notified the New York Central and New ork and
Ee Railroads will charge all thronsh eigh The following
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S9,305,hl4

In addition 10 IN. capital stock above named the City Of Mil
holds coate al security for It's Second Mort
gage on lie southern W.con,n Line.
ExTE1cf from he report Of the CO~nitee, appointed confer
T,A ne conmtsse q ns Guy Of ha'a4s''' I" tie Bond
Is SSm% ,a sPpSs.ss X yGe 70 confer so
port h.y with the COMMITTEES Of tn. city and ae
claims Of the city and that the representatives. oil the 0S Oh
GOOD the secoud the ala line and that therefore
Il Lot correct and fair 70 convert their Mosase l1
main line.
The city however should consider that the plan compro.
is and that F hSsssss NJ na' a ss
P she insist, her full :an, the First Mortgage o2Ga
tock or their with Second Mortgages both main and
According to .ecn Il Of tbs agreement Of the both of July
now unsnnousy adopted the plan" notifications are de-
pendent the vote Of the majority In Interest Of saen
subscribers bOndbt der. on which SUITS o. ioe
closure Pending any regular or meeting OF
n The Ity Of Mi au, &c in. on her claim which
prepared dispute unjust then the fn Metssge bond
hod wiz decline uIss mi ,.' ON ans and
Wbcontin Lines claim 10 be- entitled % iand thu" ite
conyrrt esp and Interest no Second Preferred Third
Morssgs Giving Third Preferred stock The pan thtoIsn
to be- modified 10 fully caHy ot he 'e~s aeu so
much Of the ed ptsi plan Is not IA A'cordae 10
ctnsitsI ed ul aLd void. M, 4,
Cor psDy viii erece 10 The your Co nnittee have
oG,d that 10000 Of .ad be considered -
as The Ihhd Mcrssse Bonds The Of
H.. city have ee ted this view Of the matter AID claim tho
portion for southern wiconsin Second VI s,g- a'
for elm ire second uoItsae. Your Committee do noi
the cys claims but leave TO the meeting to decie th~
question -, s..e,J
Motgee on HI i,hed line ind bear IL pr cent interest
The Second Mor,s &c on southern Wisconsin Lihs ~ n e
,eeond lien unhListed hue and bear only per
i.tIost. A.. Al. a. % n.
The Committee propose oompre niisa that We cy
Allow. 10 their 42sco claim the sst.c
stock as third mortsgr holders r-c-ivs on cond... ~,
caI,in Line and scc.pt the proposal for ss't"V
ds,s. ., T.. .;,o.d
Is extended TO September Ii, letO.
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La w LNI,E.LLIG.EN

U. S. DISTRICT COURT.-Aue 30 Before Judge Bsrrs
RELEASE or HE ALLEGED SLAYER KATE.
The U. 9. sgt The Bark Kate.
Belts, 1.-THE above vessel being under arrest
a. the suit the United States claim Of forfeiture, for bav
ng been In ssve trade in yioson Of the Of
the United Sta John Die Of the City Of New YORK. being
offered as bail stipulation In behalf OF the Saie@en tho
shove cause and having and scknowledgd such bail
stipulation ned pay the Of $500 being te
value ssd vessel and qualified upon oath bis ability
resnond In the sad sum- his undertaking In such bail bond
on stipulation and the United States
pssred for The plaintiff and objected the sucency The said
bs ana spuson offered evidence support Of s4d sc
lion and the Ia consideration Of The
and proofs bail 90 ons,ed sde
ad bail bend stipulation be and that the usual order
be entered the clerk for the discharge Of said vessei rom her
arrest In he above acton.
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AND HARLEM RAILROAD,
IN
AlE0ifal.

LIVERY Woman who suffers from Irregularities
~ shoud use Dr.. MARTINPs CArAMENlAL Coz
THE BEsT MFUICINE BEFORE THE PUBLIC
for an diseases asng rom Irregularities Ctronc or Nervous
fbIy PApitstio1 Of the Heart Vertigo OF DzLnes fsps
In The kdneys Pains in the small Of the BACK fnf under ne
Ehoade Lowne Of Spirits Langno and Nervousness sene
,JIv Difficult CT Suppressed MeDstruation, &c.
Price retail 81 50 per bottle Of s. or four 6otses r.
For sac ~ MessTs. Barnes Pss ana T. u "eh' w.
NtE-Yorki at retail By druggists generally ,,ysr
csos-,l yer. for the United States 4nd Canada
Nc, IN William. st., N Y.