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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-05-23

An itinerant phrenologist stopped at rustic
farm house, the proprietor of which was busily
engaged in threshing.
"sir, 1 am phrenologist. Would you like
me to examine the heads of your cAildren7"
"Well," said the farmer, pausing between
the strokes, " l rather guess they don't need it,
The old woman combs them with q fne-tooth
comb once a week.
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SMALL 4 CO.,
Wholesale GrOCers.
No. 119. Second Street,
ST. LOUIS.
april Il. sO-,y
Notice..

TNHE undersigned have termed co-partner-
l. ship under the style of c. D. L h. F. Sayn,
and will continue to keep general assortment
OF Goods for country trade. We solicit con-
tinuance Of the patronage extended 10 the old
firm. C. DANA SAYRS,
HENRI r. SAYRS.
White Clo7d, January ~, l86l-tf.
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1860. 1860.
HANNIBAL l. ST. JOSEPH r. r.
SPRING ARRANGEMENTS.
< aaHeIEsH 78
TRAINS EAST.

Passenger Express Leaves st. Joseph A. NJ.
Stock Train 4P. M.
Freight A. M.
Passenger Express arrives at St. Joe. $50 ?. N.
Emigrant Tain $3.50 A. M.
Freight " $3.50 P. NJ.
Freight Train has Passenger Car attached.
Close connections made BY each Train with
Mississippi boats and all Eastern Railroads.
Tickets sold to all principal places in the
country.
The most ample provisions for taking Stock
with care and dispatch, and at the lowest rates.
Connections made at St. Joseph with Packets
up and down the river, and with stage lines 70
all parts of Kansas.
J.T.K.H HAYWARD, General Supt.
Capt CUTLER, Assistant Superintendent.
P. B. GRoAr, Gen. Ticket Agent.
Jos. LOOMS, Gen. Freight Ag't, Hannibal Me.
D. SAwIN, General Agent.
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FL \ b / R!
Cheaper than Ever!
STEAM saw Mill
In Full Blast!

TlHE undersigned, proprietors Of the White
L Cloud Steam Saw Mill, take pleasure IN
announcing to the public, that their mill Is IN
the very best order, and they have commenced
operations for the season. They are prepared
to do saving Of every Kind and description on
the shortest notice. They will saw on the
constantly keep on hand
ALL KINDS OF LUMBER:
which they will sch little cheaper than can
be had anywhere else, fof Cash, Or to good men
on short time. They have also an excellent
Lath Mill. and are prepared at all times to fur
nish LATHS in any quantity, at low rates.
Give US call, and satisfy yourselves that We
can do just what We say.
WIN. MAUCK / SONS.
White Cloud, March II, ls59-sf.
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DIR. j. g. AVER Il %.
LOWELL, MASS.

FOR SALE BY
Shreve 4 Macy, White Cloud, Kansas.
DR.. J. w. Reed, Iowa Point,
McAllister l. Lett, Lafayette,
A. ]. MINER, Highland,
Peter L Nephler, Oregon, Mo.
Zook 4 Baldwin, Forest City.
Barnard / Co., st. Louis, Wholesale.
Van Lear, Britain 4 Hardy, st. JOSEPH, Do.
And BY Agents in every town in th. Usi'''
tates. Ifsb. u, SLY,
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"a beautiful day, Mr.. Jenkins"
"Yes, very pleasant, indeed"
"Good day for the race
"Race-what race7'
"The human race!'
"Oh, go along with your stupid jokes; get
up good one, like the one with which sold
Day"
"Day-what Day7"
"The day We celebrated said Jenkins, who
went on his way rejoicing.
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A worthy old farmer, who thoroughly dete

A worthy old farmer, who thoroughly detes-
ted taxes and tax gatherers, was once called
on BY q collector a second time for taxes he
had once paid, but for which he had mislaid the
receipt; and, as he told the story to his friend:
"Would you believe it, sir, the fellow began
to abuse men
"Well," said his friend, "what did you dot"
"Do; why, demonstrated with him."
"And to what effect?"
swell, I don't know to what effect, but the
poker ,oas benf,"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-05-23

TNHE undersigned has permanently located
l. in White Cloud, at the stand recently &C.
cupied by Henry Beckett, where he has opened
out, and is constantly receiving, large stocks Of
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HOWE HAPPY.

{" Dear me. how this room SMELLS Of smoke
Peh! Hos can yoa endure IL, Sarahs'
"Oh, q only a souvenir Of TOMS crowd
you know he brings hume his friends. in
stead Of loansi6s around bar-rooms with
theB.'
I" But il will ruin these curtains' And
Aunt Charity looked IS if sne thought her
sIster.In-law's wits slightly sstray in print
ting such destruction.
1T will cost les. to get another set than
j, would 10 mend Tons morals. IL ihey we're
ruined instead oi the curtains"
"fOa das't mean 60 say that all those
young men who were here last night conc
and 20 over your velvet stair earpei'
AS oftea as they choose; they are all
gentlemen. aud. | suppose. use the door. mai
don't know what YOU would say 10 having
had one or two sleep here with Ton while
We we're in the country last wear. and taking
fancy TO laarh on short eeke and bolied
ham al one o'clock a. night. gaing down 70
the kitchen and cooking for them selves"
Aunt Cha iiy subsidized for the present.
damb with the audacity of the measure silu.
,led 10. Not having children n her own, she
cold not enter iniu Mrs. Smiths satislsc.
tion a having - aTrr,ionate. 90 true.heart-
Ell snd hcns.t son. who. unscrup.lous a.
his aunt might consider him, was never a.
shamed or AFRAID 70 speak % his companion.
Or his midSigli doing.
" Wand. What are they CARRYING Of
kindlings fpr:" said The worthy spinster, an
hour or two later, OBSERVING the movements
Of tao Of the y"pngsr branches Of the family.
!" fhey are carrying sindIings intg the stable.
SARAH; q very dangerous proceeding
cit IS not used a. stable nov you know
se have given up our carriage since the war
times were intfSdgred, aud Mr.. Smith has
given the ba,s the loft for play room. They
haze sis,e there nos. and Willy taxes tie
responsibility II the fre.-
/" II tkey wers my boys. should be after
them pretty often, and see what they we're
sb o."
" Dot We always knav; thsy always re-.
poii their proceedings ~ tea. They have 4
estpsnler's bench aud tools"
"Cut their hands of some dsy; lame them
Tor iif.." interrupted aani Charity.
Bot just nos their passion j. for chemi.
cal experiment. They are studying chemis.
try IL seha.l. md half dgzen Iittle chaps
come here regularly and work with them.
sometimes ss don't ge, glimpse af them IN
play hours Tor . seek. and Il saves my time
and tsaper. to cay nothing 81 always ksow-
ing where ,hey are"
Their sssserssiive relative listened In
horfar. sna gszsd q, the stable roof az Il Is, e
eIpse'ed 10 siibtss ~ ,mnsdists explosion.
This % 90 isbey picture. but sttgs sisrn.
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~ q
pie Of the wise indulgence which has trained
the pleassntest family Of boys we have ever
seen into intelligent. atfrctionate, pure-nind-
ed, hume loving sons and brothers. And.
following this, We endorse must heartily an.
gther word Of good advice for fathers 10 this
Instances sos
Ny friend, do you want to make home de.
lfghtfpl to the young folksi Then don't
,esms creeping IRON your business with all
Dlhfs days care and trials hanging like tarty
'Bh5q slcnss about your neck. Leave them N
|SIlpsHsl proper place. Come smiling to your
'6yesSde, as if You expected to enjoy yourself.
and wanted the rest Of the folks to do the
same thing. II 4 pleasant circumstances has
come under your observation. keep It for
discussion at your Preside; If a smile-wak.
ing thought has. occurred to you, divide il
with the home circle. Don't shrug up your
shoulders and draw down Your mouth il a
lew young pepoIe happen ia' 10 see your ju.
veniles. Don't complain about the noise the,
make. You were young Yourself once. an,
FL, you go to work to help them have good
time. our word for il. the noise will SOM
cease to annoy VOC. The world has a ssr.y
rigldizing Influence on its disciples, and il
you don't take the evenings TO unbend in,
you will became an absolute automaton. For.
lget. once in while. that life is no, all sun
shine; forget your cares. and they will di'
minish ia proportion. There never was ;
lday so dark but that happy home evenin.
could Gid It's shadows. Make your firesid,
something for all to look forward 10. ~,
think about; make il a resting.place. and
you may depend upon it. life will be pleas
ant affair to you.
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llmoat every great sem. |, Who hiss led forward
,r lifted up the race.kas been furnished for
each noble deed. and inspired with each pa
triotic and hesy aspirstloh. by. the retiring
OF some Spartan or more than Spar
tsn--some Chris,in mother. ,,.
Moses. the deiiverer Of bis people. drawn
out Of the Nile by the Kings da6shtsf, some
ooe has limited. is only symbol Sf tbs way
that woman's instincts always .gulY,lt ihs, ~
rannical diplomacy fman., Let him. cheer
fully remember that though the. slpswy, sex
achieves enterprises on public thsatrss,,st
the nerve and sensibility of thu miner, t6at
arm the mind and indame the spgl n, sssrst.
"A man discovered America, but a ',woina
equipped the voyage" Soeysrywhsrs; ,maa
executes the performance. but woman trains
the man. Every eaectual person, leaving
his mark on the world, is bnt another Gu
lumbus. for whose furnishing some Isabella
in the form Of his mother, LAYS down her Jew
elry. her vanity, her comfort.
Above all, let not man practise on woman
the perpetual and Shameless falsehood pre-
tending admiration and acting contempt. Let
them not exhaust their kindness ia sdorning
her per.on. and ask. in return. the humilia-
tion Of her soul. Let them no, assent to ey-
cry high opinion. as if she were not strong
enough to maintain i against opposition; nor
yet manufacture for her. and force il upon
her lips BY dictation. Let them not cruelty
her emotions, nor rdicule her frailty, nor in
suit her individuality, nor insul, her indie
pendence. nor lay mean jests upon her hon
or 10 convisial companies. nor handy anclean
doubts Of her. as wretched substitute for vii;
nor whisper vulgar suspicious Of her purity,
which. as compared with their own. is like
the immaculate whiteuess of angels. Let
them multiply her social advantages. en-
hance her dignity, minister to her intelli
gence, ad BY manly gentleness. be the. cham
pions o! her genius, the friends Of her for
tunes, and the equals. il they can. Of their
hearts.
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INFLUENCE OF rAMIL.Y PRAYER.

A few years ago man travelling in Ire
land. being benighted. opened cabin dnor
and requested permission to lodge there,
which was granted. The poor man who in
hsbited the house was. according to his usual
custom. reading chapter Of the Bible TO his
family. When the stranger was STATED, he
resumed his reading. and having PRAYED. the
family retired to rest. IL the morning the
same thing again tonk place. which seemed
10 attack the attention Of the stranger. On
rising from their knees, the stranger thanked
his kind host for his hospitality. AMI told him
,hat he had travelled into that part Of the
country IN order To attend tair. tor the
wicked purpose II passing bad money shat
he brought with him base coin 20 the amount
Of four pounds thai this wa The FIRST time
he had taken up such a practice. bat that
what he had heard in the cabin had made
such an impression on hts mind that he had
resolved it should be the last. He then t,sok
out Of his pocket small bag containing the
eounterfeI,s. and threw il INTO the fi,e.
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A WORD TO BOYS.

BAYS, did you ever think that this great
world, with all its wealth aud woe, with all
iis mines and mountains, oceans, seas. and
views. with all its shipping. It's steamboats,.
railroads. and ,gnetic telegraphs. with all
IT'S milhuns Of men, and all the science and
progress Of ages. vii SOM be given over to
the hands Of the boys OF the present age
,ys like you. assembled in school rooms. or
playing without them. on both sides Of the
Atlahiici Believe it aud look abroad upon
your inheritance. and get ready TO enter up
on its possession. The kings. presidents.
governors. Statesmen. philosophers. minis
tiers, tracher.. men Of the future. all are
boys. whose feet like yours cannot reach the
floor. WHEN seated on the benches upon which
they are learning to master the many sylIabes
Of their respective languages.
Boys, be making ready TO act well your
part. Become good scholars. Read only
what is ihstrucfing. Spend no time with
novels. Study science and government. and
the history Of the world. Study agriculture
and mechanism. Become a. nearly as posi-
bic. perfect in the occupation ynu NAV Choose.
Learn .puience and self.eontrol. Have de-
cision Of character. Take The Bible for your
guide. Become familiar with its teachings.
and observe them. Seek wisd~m and pros
periry from your Heavenly Father. As ,ou
grow in stature. in bod,l, strength, and IN
years. grow in pieiy. in intelligence. 10 eau
ticn, a-rivity, IN hrmnrss and in charity.
Aspire To- be nrn of the noblrst character.
Resolve to be useful. aud We trust You will
be happy. Cherish the feeling that you we're
born 10 receive good aud 10 do good. Be
manly IN spirit aud act.
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BY the use oihesr Pills the periodic attacks Of Ner-
vous or Sick Headache may ne prevented; and Il taken
al the commencement oan attack immediate relief from
pain and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and Head
ache 10 which females are 80 subject.
They act gently upon the Notwithstanding Cos.
tiveness.
For Literary men, Students. Delicate Femsles. and
all persons Of sedenisry habits, they are valuable as
Laratipe improving thsappefie giving tone and ,sar
the digestive organs and restoring the
city aud strength Of the whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result Of long In.
vesga,ion and carefully conducted experiments. having
been in use many years. dunns which time they have
prevented and relieved vast amount Of pain and suf
rring from Headache whether originating IN 'hr nsr
pous system or from drranRed state Of the stomach,
They are entirely vegetable in their composition and
may De taken ct al times with perfect safety without
making ANY change of diet and the shsrnce 81 any dis
agreeable taste renders il easy 20 administer them 10
children.
BEWARE OF c0uNTERFEITs, The genuine
have five signatures OF Henry c. spalding on each
Boz.
Sold by Druggists and other Dealers in Medicines
a Box will be sen, BY mail prepaid on rseeiP, Of the
Price, n Gents.
All orders should he addressed 10
HENRY c. SPALDlNG,.
4s Cedar Street. New York.
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CLUBBING.

diseount % twenty-five pei esn,. iron The shove
pfess will be allowed 70 Clubs ofdenns lest OF mss
espiss Of any one % the sbg,s works. Thusi
fgu, copies Of Hardwood or Of one Review, will be
sent 10 one sddtess f 3d. four copies sftts fegf Re-
sisus and Dlsekvood fef $50, and o. 90.
P,tSfAGk.--ln Ell The psincipsl Ciiss end Towns
these sofks will be delivered Free Of Pyssse. When
sent BY mail, The Posisge co. any pan Of The United
5tssss will b. bot Twenty -four Cents yesffor
Blsetwood. snj but Fourteen Cents yesi for
sseh offhe Reviews.
\ B.-fhs prizes in Crest Biisin Of the Eve Peri.
edicsIs sboss nsmsd l. s3i PEI sDnum.
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Pro.pecius.
HILLSBok0UGH RECORDER
BtxpTrp 70
fsli 4. fsn, Miscellany, esssr,l Mvs, tt.
PUBLISHED Nv DENNIS HEARTT,

fiiisssseosh. &C.
"ITH fhs tss.sns ssina,s The Rssofx~s e~mr<ns.
" ed The ferlissh scar q y. sfi-,<nts. abe ksst
numlsT hssins ssnissesdlhs ioh sl fsbrpsr,. ikecs
dunhs eli shlsh time 20 hssr letsrsd 10 make esr
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- ssiesbss 70 che sssicahsrs % sny psfiodHsl Of
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denrf DOT eni 10 smu.s bot 10 Improve The mind snd
heart. While 20 shall " ths,tHi v tsssi,f ssli-
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hut " shauld lie 10 mske imprevsnsnis " rus
papsr. IN ~ arpss,srss sd SITE. 80 Msslh ~
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suhsefiplion lfll snd o. clisi 'hess nee suiss'sn
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SOITTHERNaFIELD and FIRESlbE
4 Wukly Literary aud Agricultural Paper,
Published In Augusta, Gt0rsia.
DIR. U. LEG, Asrieul.ssl Edilo.
w. w. MANN, Literary Editor.


DIR. u. LEG, Agrieullunl Editor.
w. W. MANN, Literary Editor.
riiIs !. the title Of Weekly paper devoted to Az
! reuliure. Literature aud All, whish am publish.
ing IN Augusta Georgia II will be- ia quartz fosm Of
eight pages folio sizeeaeh Issue contain forty Coz
Iumns Of Il wilt be in general style similar 10.
aud 10 size somewhat larger than the New fafk led
ger. !. will be pSbshed on cookbook paper and ~ill
be in msehanical execution la the bss q, OF typo
graphical art Ia uiIny will We sll that the lesi sg-
rculusal science sud practical knowledge ~ the south
can furnish A weekly visitor 10 lbc homes 81 soulh-
ern planters and isrmers, IL will be more usrfni and
acceptable % hem than any monthly joarnsief equal
merit.
MY aim u 10 establish paperl ihsi viii LsIa shicIe
II information thai will BE- u.elu Southern planters
and farmers and q repository Of soulhsm thought.
aglnaun aud iastr. in the realms o. Lsrsiurs and
AT; aud 10 obtain 20, such nh extent ri psironsge
and success will justify the liberal esnpehss-
ton to s contributors Ablr snd sipefsn I'd sdl-
iot. are engaged. aud step ave in prsrsss TO secure
eonidboaus from the ,si pleasing southern writers
Of both Mach lsent talent will be brought TO
hshl. and furnish agreeable Surprises southern
people.
Pull many ssm of Purest ray serene"
viii assh before the sdminng eyes, and cause ssne.
loas CLOS in southern genius
The Agricultural EdH~ will he Dr.. Dsasl lee, the
Distinguished Prfss"f q gr Uiivrs in The un.efsty
o. 6rofsia-eiior icr many yssr past fine ssuthsta
ruliisalof. and Trading cntsihui.s o. many Moth
srh srF cuhursi journals " the highest mpuisiioa
| Tn Literary EdIlar will be Mr.. " VI. Mem. Of
ihise srrrnpll.hrd ~ ns ias,s ard . ks,-
larry sIsinmrni. wao. having isIed Eam ihs arilss
dMis ofihe i-gal prcisssrn .slrnt nany y.sr Eu.
rops nd sssar sessrsI years the Pais ronrspondenl
. ite Nsiionsl IaieiIiseneer. and soeihem Literary
Messenger.
Terms -cssh 10 sdsanes. 81 . year.
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cist par
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Ausu.i., Geo. IS
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THE FARMERS GUIDE
Scientific al a Practical Agriculture.

o. Henry stephens RS. Of Ed,nhursh an the late
j. r. Norton. Professor ~ scientific Agriculture IN
fals college. Nee Hsssn. ? voI.. R,yal Dcisso.
1900 psars. and numsfsos ,nF,ssinss
This u. eoaisssray the most complete wsfk on Az.
neullgW ever published and in oidsi b. give Il wldef
circulation. and pub sbs have resolved 10 ,sdses ihs
ffies 10 Five DalaFs for The Two yslum#sil
When ssbt w p,il (psst p,isJ ioCalf,fnis o. Ore
soa. he price viii No 81. To sssfv cihss part % the
Union. end 10 Csssds. posi- pail. 90. Trrhis .ert
IL ssf The old Boot n The fsm"
Rfitsnce.fos any of ne shove puhllraii ~ should
sIwsys ts sddfsss,d. pesi-psld, N The Publishers.
LEONARD SCOTT & co,
Nest Gold afsst Nee York.
Dseenbsf 10. as-
BLANKS for Sale a this Of6ce
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MlNa nnTY Tn MnMAN

Lst him learn 10 BE- graisi0l 10 woman Tor
th,i UaIoabted achievement II her sex. that
j, = she : she, fsr more than be. and sbe to-
eissb IN spiie Of him, who has kept ciristeb.
d . fioH lapsiBg bsck into baraaiism--kspi
nsrey snf trsth from being utterly os.f.
b"sns ,, these tw. gretJy monsaers-moss,
and war. Let him be grateful Zoe this, mat
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An IMpoRrAng nlACofERs,
Per he cus II ,
CONTRIBUTION. BRONCHITIS ccUc1s
AND COLDS.
THE AKORA ARABICA,

- A. ~ k<A A - ~ ~ - - - - - = ~ -
Discovered by q MISSIONARY while usseiins
in Arabs.
A IL who are suffering from. Consumption should
"A use The MAkURA ARABlCA. discoss,sd by .
Missionary In Arabia. ss ssf
All who are threatened with Consumption should
use the MAKuRA AkABiCA, discovered BY Mis-
sioDafy in Al sbla.
All who are Suffering from Bronchitis should uss
the MAkOkA Arabia, discovered ~ missionary
IN Arabia. @
All who are suffering from sore Throat. Coughs snd
Colds, should use The MAkOkA AkABllA, deco
vsIesd b, . Missionary IN Arabs.
All who are suffering Iron, Asihms. scroiuIs snd I'M
purines VI the Blood should use ,Le hAkGkA Aha
blcA, discovered by Missionary In AisLia.
II cufss Consumption.
Ii cues Bsonehills.
II cures Sore Throat, Coughs and Colds. seft,
II seroiuis and lnpIriiiss Of The Blood
This untqusllsd iemsd, u NOW Tor The frs, uns IN
ifodueed 10 the pubic.
Il was pfovdeniialIy discovered Wy Missionssy
While travelling ~ Arabia He ~sseuied Of Consump-
lion by s aei his hsd been pronounced hope
less BY learned h,sieians 10 Eurpe.
lie hiss forwarded 10 10 wiring, foil sccoont Of
HE extraordinary cuIe, aid Of apumhef VI other
cures which have come snder his aud also
q Toll account Of The medirine.
Al his request, and iaprIled by desire to srtsnd
knowledge % this remedy 10 the public Ne hsss had
his communication printed 10 psmphei io,m for ires
distribution. lts Interest Is enhsnced by sn screns
which be gives u sone ~ The scenes " hs S,Bsn
ssrfes hrb he ahnlnrd ihvss who suflsis
w That awful ifaeesy. 0g
This pamphIel may be eblsined a. cor once, or u
will he send Tree BY msl 90 al who spI'y fof a..
We iupcn The MAkuRA ARABIcA anrt from
I'm, sns through the hnu,r o. t:lson a Gyhppus. and
". have swsss Oh bend full supply put w To- bottles
ready Tor usr with full dr.eiiohs
Prier one dollar pei bottle. Sent by mail. % reesip
Of price. snJ ~ cents for po-isgs.
for sale. wholesale and fsi w. by
LEEDS, GILMORE &c0..
Importers Of Drugs and Medicines,
81 Liberty o.. NY.
Also. by Drussis,s generally. !.
March 10. sf--i7me