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NUMBER 1876.

Fairfax Courthouse, and soon after Gen. Blenker,
with the Eighth New York Regiment, took up his
retreat in perfect order-the only body that so re-
treated.
left Centrevii'e at O'Clock this morning. The
last fragments Of our force had all been long gone
even the hospitals were nearly deserted all who
could limp having started forth with crutches and
canes. The rebel scouts were passing through the
town, and apparently endeavorfng to ascertain in
which way they could best succeed in cutting off
the stragglers. / do not know, no wever, that any
serious attempt to DO this was made.
The road from CeutreyfIle to Fairfax was thick
with the debris Of the retreat. Baggage wagons
were overturned, and the horses lying dead and
dying. Guns, ambnlances, and stores Of provisions
were strewn everywhere. AT Fairfax Court house
the inhabitants were plundering our deserted bag
gage. Toward Arlington the evidences Of the dis
graceful retreat continued.
WHAT He SAW IL WAsHrNGTcE,-A this morn
ing up to the hour Of writing, q P. H.. Monday
struggling squads Of soldiers have been pouring
over the Long Bridge, and along Pennsylvania
Avenue. They were all unwounded, but in every
case covered with q thick coating of dust
and sweat, their clothes torn and bood-stain4d D.,
some armed aud some unarmed. There are nd less
than 10 900 Of them here, up to this tiIne and they
are still coming
have seen among them men from the following
regiments Seventy. first New York, Second Maine.
First and Second Ohio, (the latter Highanders)
Second and Third Michigan, Thrty-seyenth New
York, Second New Hampshire, Eleventh New
York (the Zouaves.) Many of the men threw
themselves down on door steps. on eurbstones, and
on the pavement, and family cried for water. Since
10 o'clock, Pennsylvania Avenue has been crowded
with them. and since that time measures have been
taken for their relief. From many of the cross
streets people are running, bringing baskets Of
refreshments. bread milk, water, coffee etc.
Elegantly dressed LADIES', side by side with negro
women, are carrying wine, coffee and water to the
soldiers, unheedng the rain that is fast falling.
The ladies' don't stop to draw the corks OF the
bottles of Catawba wine but knock the necks off,
and pour out the wine in new tin cups. 4 soldier
has just died. The men state that for three days
they have had nothing to eat except crackers, and
were all day yesterday without water.
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tsr THE sourHwrsrnns AND AMERICAN rrvEs.I


ST. JOINS, July 29.-The Gunard royal mail
steamship Africa, from Liverpool the 10th, via
Queenstown the 2lstinst., passed Cape Race SUN
day afternoon, bound for New York
r. The steamer Kangaroo, from New York. arrived
out at Liverpool on the 18th. jl5
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, July 20>-The sales of cotton the
past week comprised l13 600 bales, of which spec
ulators took 20 600 and exporters Is 0d0 Inferior
grades are to ID higher, wftiie the fair and mid
ding qualities have barely advanced id q
The sales Friday were l2,0OO bales the market
closing firm.
Private circulars say that from Is 600 to 20 0oo0
bales were sold On Friday at the fullest prices.
BreadstufG closed dull. and with a declining ten
dency. Provisions qniet. =. 49,
loEDoN, July 2.-Consols s94 to e95 for money,
and 89a to 80 for the account.
LIVERPooL July 2t.--The amount of f-eotton sold
Saturday vas 15,ot0 bales, the market closing
firm.
LoNDoN, July 2l.-The closing quotations for
Consols Saturday were s93 to S9s for money, and
$50 to 892 for the account. . ys5
HAyBE July 20.--New Orleans Bas closed at
Ill fr. The sales Of the week amou nted to Is 500
bales. fS7s
We have no news of Importance by this arrival.
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= Nice Proposition.

We copy the following from the Richmond En-
quirer of the 9th inst:
A gentleman from New Orleans has furnished US
with the following extract from letter addressed
to him by New Yor firm. The writers are rabld
Black Republicans, but show that they have, at
the same time sharp eye for business. 1t will be
seen that they regard it as ired tact that " the
Southern States will soon be recognized govern
ment independent of the North" On tins ldeh
these precious souls who have been contributing to
the wicked invasion of our country, are laying
their plans to make money out Of us, and asking
Southern citizen to become partner i'll their an
kee scheme They viii have the consolation OF
knowing that then missed their and it they
pursue their inquiries they wall iud that our Gov
ernment has already taken the necessary lcgisla
ton to f0restal any such handsome business opera
ton they propose:
"NEw York, April 81, lS6l.-Ded1 Sb: Know
ing your long connection with the Patent Office,
and familiarity with its details we arc induced to
address apd make proposition that we nope VIII
be both acceptable and profitable to you Lhe
| fact is patent to the world that the Southeru
States will soon be a recognized Government, IN
! dependent of the North, and amongst It's other
functions will be the establishment OF a F"'0is
| Office.
| IIndoubtealv the patents heretofore granted by
the United States will be in some form recognized
and secured to the inventors or assigns.
| We have now control of several hundred, and by
| an effort can secure many more. You, we sup
pose, can control many more. Now, we pro
pose that our firm and yourself obtain the contro
of as many as possible, and that you take the ne
cessary steps to secure the patents of the Conted
crate States. We will advance, from time to time
all the money necessary, and divide equally tn
profits. The South, must of necessity, in fe
years. become somewhat manufacturing countr.
and by securing the control of existing patent
we can, to great extent, secure to ourselves
monopoly. There is scarcely machine or instr
ment of common but is covered by one
more patents; and to a person of your practlc
sense, it is unnecessary to say what the eife
would be both to ourselves and Others BY Il
control Of the patents, dictate our oH
terms to manufacturers and mechanics. "a
Yours, ETC., MUM " w
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FoRr SMITH IrEMs.-We find the annexed IN the
Fort Smith (Ark.) Times and Herald OF the zoth
instant:
arrived here last night, direct from the camp They
we learn from Gen. Steen that Col. Emory, after
resigning has been reinstated as Colonel oI tne
First Cavalry. That proves his love for the South
Gen Cooper arrived in town this morning. he
informs us that his regiment of Choetaws are en-
camped on Buck Greek, twenty five miles froia
this place. -@-a
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From OUR TRooFs IL ARHASSAs--We hnd the
following in the Baton Rouge Advocate OF the 2sth
Instant
A gentleman of the parish of Pointe Coupee, who
has lust arrived from Arkansas gives US the follow
nn information concerning the movements of the
Third Louisiana Regiment which will prove OF in
tercst to many of readers The regiment latt
Fort Smith on or about the 10Th, and marched over
eighty miles of mountainous country to Fort jack
SON. in Missouri. After remaining there lew
days, they returned to a camp afew miles sontn OF
the State line iu Arkansas. We learn from another
source that they have since advanced again into
Missouri, and are now with an army OF 6o0o men
under McUulloch, at place called Flat Roek.s&
The health of the regiment was generally good,
there being but seventy cases on the SICK st, anu
most of these laid up FROM the effects OF theif
forced march the mountains. More tnah
one third of these had reoined the ranks previous
to the departure of Gov. Jackson, from whofn QUE
| Informant obtained the above particulars.
Gov. Jackson is confident of the ultimate triulnPll
of the State forces and says that he could easily
raise 100 900 men if he could arm them.
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i oursrANA SUGAR REFINERY FOR SALE

1 OuISHANA SUGAR tsEFENE8Y FOR SALE
Ia OR LEASE.
That very desirable establishment stuaEed the LETT
the Mississippi below the Government Wharf, within
the ms OF the city Of NoT Orleans, is offered good
investment capitalists who he esirous OF aiding in the
progress of Southern manufactures. 1t complete
pAr and well fount having engines boilers,
centrifugal mAchnes bone black furnace, filters mouds
and yard etc and IN fact all the
requisites for carrying Sugar Refinery Moasses Rebo
ing large scale With little additional expense 1t might
be easily converted into a Cotton Mill,
II has attached the leyee with suh
csn the accommodation vessels delivering taking In
For further Information and for terms apply 10
DIG tf&W BAREIlLI G CO., 81 Common street
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Rio Grande Correspondence.

Nail Facilities The rio Gr'a77de F5rontie5-1fat-
ters Quiet--1he ConduiDa Of the Teas Troops
Discomfort among the Men Where Rio Grailde
Trade ecM go to after the War-Suggestio7s TO
Near Orleans Business Men-0ur Markets at
present.
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LATEST WAR rsTELLresEscE.
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aA &&UFTUklfGS <fG>
"a RADICALLY CUREDl - q
Hsrnin can be cnred wltbnut Need E OF kntfs

Nh Ed'orI deem due those afflicted with this terrible
and paufu disease the folio neers
boy years age had b afflicted wlh the Hernia
saACe yGas The boy belonged TO John Coulter,
ESQ, saquens county. Two phys examined him and
pronounced his hnpeeas AS there difference
opinion of treatment suggesting the of
the knife to which other and myself obiece) took him
New Orleans the Patent Truss f DR. j. \. Sher
man. haug used that instrument I'D The DHcor'
Curative Mixture three months the boy entirely
stored and now perfectly well This in the fail Of 56.
hree he has been the plantation do
ing work Of f. ID hand, rolling bags, etc. without the
give this statement for the benefit of
those who this disease and for gratitude to Dr. Sher
W. l. MILLS, 81 ID.
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FRIYE BOAT BUILDER S7k
OF THE SOUTH EH1sa~san

J. MAHONY, Alslers. La.
Will furnish the shortest notice. buit the most approved
models Pleasure and Race Yachts Club and Skeleton Row
Boats Ship Schooner Steamboat Yawls, Sks and Row
Beats Of all descriptions built at the shortest notice.
Also hand
Oars Spas Blocks, and everything appertanng to Yacht
httng hand and for sale at tho west market prices
lv5W
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Several Buildings Destroyed by Fire.

EVACUATION OF HAMPTON BT rHz rEDERAnrsrs
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DR. Sherman, NeW Orleans:
Dear Sirfhc boy George perfectly cured of the rupture
the finest king Deer Ceek and do as
much work I'D any man. W. 7. MILLS NJ. D.
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NTCKsBUHGI EnrCR
Dr. Shernan-Dear SIR send the boy bu YOu be-
cans attend him properly and besides
skill to DO hm satisfied plan
is right yuu INN. Please by the
Guvn Of The post Respectfully, ~ - ~ . .
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DAYS LATER FROM EURopE.
FURTHER ADVANCE 1n COTTON

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP AFRICA.
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pattitular Npt1fes.

HALL OF PERSEVERANCE FIRE CoMPANT No. 10,
New 0rleans July ~, 1861.
B7s-Tne officers and mem mbers of the above
Company hereby notified 10 attend the regular moni'y
meeting Company TO be held TUESDAY EN ENlNh,
July 8ij 1861 at ~ clock, precisely.
Puuctnal attendance requested.
a@ BY order: .,
90 q VI. II. LATHAM, Secretary.
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Headquarters LEATIERS |. GIT GUARDS
No POS Tch upitoulas street,
Al YOUNG MEN OF Gh0D CHI RACNEis,
Ia who wish to volunteer GOnfeuerate service d"r the
P3 war, will be received nj The AImnry. .
W 4 DAPREMOkT, Gnrtain. ja22 If
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Te have no news of importance by this arrival.
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kfThf5 letter in reference slave boy about IA
old ruptuled both Sides and who subsequently
returned sound The following explains itself:
V1CKsBuRG, MISS, May 7, 1860
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Samuel Davis, ESQ.,.
Dunr SjrTt is TINT DR.. She-mans Truss applied by
him, will give relief more eectualy thn any other have
tried enr satisfaction know of several cured
the OF and the mixture. recomme 10 get one
.lpon the fitting r. BELDEN, NJ. d.
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a.' BANK OF LOUISIANA, I
X Il New Orleans. July %. 1861. )
as~Atn meeting of the board Df nirec1ors,
held this day, "a semi hivd. nd Of FIVE FER ChNl
ami an extra dividend FIVE PER CENT rntcd
OIL of Profits of the la months payable 10 The stock
holder lega representatives. on or after MON BIN
%August next. ,r,, ,,,,,r,r,rrr 5..L,..
iy2I I'd Abt, hyNl l|r.o IN Nstslet.
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TUE SOLDIERS SAFE GUARD.
ANEW WEAPON or pzyKrcn
CAVITY AdArNar nf,ArHi


~. yLD1hhs, who gAilsnsy votussser ,heJ asrvio.
we Oovernment should h praetsa se.ins
nonness and Death by VICTORIOUS d,eeass nj 4.
eh authenticated .ot THAI In all wars since vnrfar,
se.AIns soience. more deaths have resnited frsu
nokns~ Than from The casualties Of ear.
- eyery soldier b armed WITH kADwAYf
kEADY RELIEF. n will prove a. seryIceable a.
nusket, pistol, sword or bayouet. with 10 no dan
Esr viii result rom g1nstroke Diarrhea, Dysontary
Fever and Ague, Typhus and Typhoid Fevers
kbeumaiism, Neuraigia, Headache, or other pains
coughs, Cobb, Influenza, Asthma. with thb
remedy pleiit,fully used In the camps, no dckne-
will lreak out or pestl snoe prevail.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF has ben fun,
proved 10 be The most important equipmont Of th,
medical stOres. N saved the YVES Of Thousands Of
yohuers In Venezuela, New Granada, aud Ecuador
y1.h America IL also proved 81 great value W tbs
nghsh Regiment, during their sncampmeni q
quarantine, a. vouohod for by all the oficsra. and
upwards Of $50 privates Of the gallant Eighth.
should the chanoes Of war require the presencs Of
~ Eoops N the malarious regions, hgoons and
uarrhes and rice plantations of the Bothern staia.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will prove Of NOR,
,ervce, used, than all the batteries and arteries
y The earth. With this remedy, the loas Of Life b,
Me diseases Of climate will be small; withont h. and
upon the skill Of the army surVeons, nm.
loolimated, and without experience AZ 10 the dses
will be fearful.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF win save the lv,-
q thoee who may 10 seized with any Of the cimsts
aiseases ot the Boutbern Btates. For twelve years
= has battled successfully with the moss formidsbs
Df pestnenoes efthe rice, cotton and sugar pants-
hons, kADWAr'B READY RELIEF, ~ proven.
I'VE and curative Of diseases incidental " the South
mn btates, IL no experiment but an atsolute faat
In case o. Wounds, Bruises Bpraina, Gun shoa
wounds, Sabre or Basyonet Wound, the application
q kADWAYS READY RELIEF will Ia ~ greai
srvice, and, used judiciously viii prevent infam.
,utation-
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poULTRY YARD FOR sA1Fp,pF

pOuLTRY YARD FOR SALE-RARE
chance for an Investment that is not affected by
me times TheeStensye Poultry Yard, located a
short distance from Baltimore city, near . horse
ralIload IA The most improved neighborhood, Is
heled for sale at the low price OF $500 Tho
me peach orchard OF about 900 trees three years
old goo d frame two story dwelling, large poultry
house. accommodating 5000 fowls, sl,l Ing
srulS inducements, wagons, &C., with a hne crop
Of corn In the ground. The whole Is enclosed by a
substantial fence eleven feet high Owners rea ,ons
ior selllng--Wishcs TO 60 h. South America. Full
particulars given by addressing @, M. g., Box 2sG.
T., o., Baltimore, Md. seal O'l31
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CONSUMPTION CIrREn

Consumption IL acknowe lodged 70 be shs .>.B 80,
OF the North American Contnent Thous.nd. -
. annually carried away by this destroying mai.Sv.
mepissress OF which Is so treacherous tia, W ~ n
nia was merely hokling or irritation In ~
coughing necessary every morning, In order ~
IoneVe we lungs OF the load OF matter which o.
Dresses Them; In like manner, pains which q hs,i
nxed In the sides and chest, or under ths .hc1i1-.
olSdes have made the cure OF consumpti.n M.
specia study for the past ten years. and can rssr y
~ H.r' OF pauen1 IN the city and neighborhoo4
AZ durable cases, relief from suffering Il su,r.s-
wed by the hrst twenty -four hours treatment. o..
a.. " oT DOL Consumption Physician, 90 rhirT
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DRESS.
CHEAP AND RELIABLE HAIR DYE
~ BRIEsr d CO.'S
co INDIAN HAIR DYE

ruCE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS,
nquAl. II not better than .pv hitch .nr,csd no. No. L.
use Our agents in the city and suburbs are the to
lowing well known Druggists and Storekeepors
REQ York.
a hoADLSr, Druggist, VI Eighth avenue.
aosh :, w. DiugSSI1' CIV Second avenue oor
lohrkA rALhonILD' ferfumers, Alb Hudson Al
Nn 1890. rso ~ 70 9 ns avenue,
DroadwNy' NsS"S'' '~n'ro" HOUSE, NO. W
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ARMY NECEasTTKs.

one OF the mor importan, military redulsits.
which the Governments overlOoks, In RAILWAYS
AFD9GARD, and will protec, him ON all oocAsions
sgAinst sickness end sudden attacks Of pestilentA
nisease Every Camp, Fort and Bhp-Military
No MAYA btasion-shonld b supplied with this
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MOSQUITOES.
VACCINE VIRUS.

We have completed Arrangements with a phyH
elan OF extended practice 10 furnish Us with fresl
vaccine virus from healthy infants, In ohemicaIh
scaled glass tubes, and will supply physicians ans
surgeons IN the army with either vaccine matter q
scabs, In the tubes, for 30 cents eachor two tubs
one containing vaccine matter and the other soahs
for % cents, capable Of vaCcnatig at least ten per
sons. Wewtl guarantee every tube Of Vaccine 70 b
hesh and pure, and from healthy infants
Address RAILWAY q CO., 20 John 81, including
she amount In postage stamps.
RAILWAY d CO.,
nyA uOOo ~ John Sd, N. Y.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A FIRST CLASS BAKERY FOR SALE
located on a corner Of a leading avenue also
bakeries for sale all the leading avenues of New
York and Brooklyn. Any one in want Of a good
business place, should call at MITCHRLLs Bust
ness Agency " Cedar Ut. sell 24acs9O
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RUsINESs FOR Sauna GOop PAVING

- business for sale, or will exchange-a sewing
machine stock and fixtures In of the best corner
stores on Fulton 1T, Brooklyn, having the exclusive
agency OF one Of the best machines, with privilege
OF selling others. The business has paid well with
Reason for selling the ownerhas other bu .ness In
New York. Address II, Box DO Sun Once, sel9 o.
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uEDICUyRH.

| HELmBoLDs GENUINE PRxPAa A1IoE
HEIkBoLDs BUCHU sor the B,.d1.-.
HHMBoID's BUCHU for III. k,dnsy.
HEIMBoLD's BUCBy for ,h. or.rs. a
w1kBoLDs BUCHU sOr III. prupv.
Hn.hBOLDs BUOHU for Nsry.u<,.~.
HErABoLDs BuoHU for Los q Ha-nn,A
HELhBoLD's BUCHU for Dimns-- Of vso-,
HnMBoLDs BUcHU for Difneuli B,,-nt,a,
HMABoLD's BUCHU for weak nur..
HELMBoLDs BUCHU for General D.sgi,v,
HIIMBoLDs BUCHU for Universal L..-,,,1.,
HkLhBoLDs BuCHU for Horror q D..s-s.
uEIhBoIDs BUCHU for Nigh, sw..n.
HELhBoID's BUCHU for w.k.uhs-.
HEIMBoLD's BucHu for Dryns- Of shs E,ssu
un.NBoIDs BUCHU for KrupsionE.
HnNBoLDsBucHu for Pain In As B.ac
HELMDoLDs BuCHU foe Be.vins-s d o. n,u
hds,w temporary su8ocatOa and L,,-, n l.,.,I
HnhBoIDs BuCHu for Mobility .n1 r., -,
ns., with wpni q ss.enhcu and Horryn a. as,.s.
and ell dtssasa. Of
FKhAIES-FEMAIEs-Yr
FksAI.ss-FEhAIR
fEnALIsB-FufAIIN
fAKH NO MORE PILLS.
TAKE NO koRB PILLS.
THEY ARE or no Asars,
THEY ARE or 10 azA,Si
USn HnkBOLDs BUCHU req
ALL COMPLAINTS INCIDENT 10 Tap u4.u
EoFAhnY SHOULD BIZ v1ruo. -
no FAMILY SHOULD BB w1rHcu1 m
no FAMILY SHOULD BIN w1rHov, M
nremt'r all inpropx sisohAreu-, ana Az ~.
s@s .he p.4sn' In shott eme 70 . sasea a 49,
USE HELluol.D's EXTEAOT BUErru "a, me,
80 and snscsonA q Inc taos dlarrnrS ~ 49,
S'~eaisss and dissasss Of he " "
URINARY osaAsa
WHISTLER szasslns b,
xAIh on rrsuIA
frUm Wh.Aever cause originating, md No ssses
HOW LONG srAsDma
Al ,hs .oove dsesses and sympsosr, sfr-,, ., m.
sems treatment and may originsss from ,hs ~
HELnBoLDs BuCBU IL ..ss and p,...... no
ssse Md odor, bu, imnesiiAts IN lis scsi.a
PERSONALLY appeared before me, m Ad.,-- q.
ths city OF Philadelphia, II. r. HalmboId fn.,I
VINO being duly sworn, dos say thai his pr..
700 contains no narcotic, mercury, or injsy,ral
drugs II purely Vegetable. ~s
H. I. hkLhBOLD, Bols nsnuMrs,,ar, -
.. swoLn and subscribed barors me, ,hs cd a.
WIN p MBsARD, AId..,-.,s -
rrtos u per betila, OF fot 90, dai,y,,~, =, 49,.
oz' mama initial, Hotel, sore o. nrsx.S
HKLhBoIDs
EXTRACT BUCHU.
accompanied by reliable and r.-,o,,T,,,. .-.,,-.
- T9m rrofssors Of Medical CoilaeS.L tRe'.&
Er'pA"d % r. 7: HRLAnoI.a
rrAchoa and Analytic ChS-n,.as
iet eouh Tenth a. below ChaatnuI Phu.S.st,.,
"n@e ~ le'Asu mus b Addressed,
NsChsSAHY CAUTIOn. -Bhouh rnr......,.-
ealeru Try 70 palm Cd an other .rt.oIs 49, nsNr
sear prOdi and 10 worthless uahu IhsS nI -
ASH Foa HELsBoLD's EXTRACT BuUr~
TAKE NO oTHER-ouRs aUARAzrnzcp
Describe symptoms In ali co1nnaunis.aa.r
ADVICE CRATE,