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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-04
Scrofula. or Kings Evil,

Il 4 cor. ti,uiional disease. coruption- Of the
blood. b. Which this huid becomes ytin.c ed,
weak. and poor Being in the circulation, II
norvades ths whole body, and may burst out
m disease ON any partot Il. N organ Is free
from il. attacks, nor l. thtrc one'svlhch i may
not destroy. Tie scrofulons tnint : Nariously
caused bv mcrc,niRl disease, low living dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, filth
and filthy habits, the depressing vices. anu
above all, by.tho vcncrcal inieeuon' WHIT
ever be lis origin. n n hereditary IN the con-
stmtion, descending " iiom parents 20 children
unto the third and iuuri &poratoni indeed,
il seems 10 be the ro1 of Him wlo says, 81
will visit the iniqititcs of the fathers upon
their children
Its cfTects commence by dgpo i'ion from the
blood of corrupt or ulccruus matter wkleh, IN
tho hngs, liver, and internal orgnns. = teii"e"
tubcrclcs in the glands, swelling. ana on
the surface, cruptions or sores. M ioui cor
ruption, which gendcrs IN tho blood, dhprcsscs
the energies of life, SO that scroiulous consiitu-
tons not only suffer from scrofulous COM
plants, but they have Ear less power TO with
stand the attacks of other diseases; conse-
qucntly vast numbers perish hy disorders
| which, although not scToflllous in ti.cir nature,
arc stiu rendered fatal by this faint in the
| system. Most of the consumption which de-
! climates the human funily has is origin directly
| IN this scrofulous communications; and many
destructive diseases Of the liver, kidneys, brain,
and, indeed, Of all tho organs arise from or
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter of all our people are scrofnlous |;
thcir-persons are invaded by this lurking I'M
fiction, and their health is undermined by IL.
To cleanse il from the system VIC must rcnovatc
the blood by an Alternative medicine, and IN
vigorate it by healthy food and exercise
Such medicine we supply in
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-04
Merchants Insurance Co.
OF HAhINUhDi N'VNN'
Capital, 100000. -Asssts, 300, Ia

VI iihhAAOANbi NfN~H-'f
CAPITAL, 100000. -4ssstS, 2I3,OlO,l4 4.
Statement Of he conditios, Qf The Merchants In
surance Company, Nay Is, 1889 a
Cash on hand aud in hands Of Agents s2s,6lIlo
State and City Bonds owned by the Co, 5LIlUOV
Debts due the Co, secured by Mortgage, l3,OOOOv
Debts secured by Eastern Bank Stocks, l6,IOI ~
Debts due for Premiums, aYoto
Eastern Bank Stocks owned by the CO.. u 9oOOV
Stock notes ON interest forhal due ON stock 49yiVuO
Intores, acoount--not due, 43l7,3l
Tcsal Assets. s24l, 0l0l4
Liabilities due or 10 become due from the Co.. none
Losses by the Company adjusted and due none,
An other claims against the Co, not over sbOOOO
T.. THOs. L0DDELL, Secretary.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, }
Controllers Office, May rs, 1883.
horeby certify, that have personally examined
the books and securities Of the Merchants Insurance
Company of Hartford, and find that the Assets OF
said company are truly stated in the above schedule
And believe that It's entire capital Is safely and so
curely invested.
WILLIAM H. BUELL., Comptroller
The above Company is prompt and reliable and
policies will be issued by the subscriber on MS favora'
be terms as other good Companies.
o. p BURT, Agent
East Saginaw, Michigan.
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PuMPLoGs.
PUMP LOGS.
Salt Manufactures and Others supplied ID
any desired ertent.

fINHE subscribers have now on hand at the Plan
IL ing Mil, Water street below Mayfower Mills,
An extensive stock Of machine bored pump logs Of
various lengths, which they will cell at very low
figures in any desired quantity, fitted or not, as
parties who buy may elect.
SALT WORKS SUPPLIED
To any extent required. A large stock ready for
immediate use constantly ON hand
MERsH0N a BRIGGS
East Saginaw, june n. 1861.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-04
MORTGAGE SALE.
DEFAULT having been made in the condition Of
LA certain mortgage executed by Mariah Lemon,

DEFAULT having been made in the condition of
La certain mortgage executed by Marian Lemon
of Caledonia, Shawassee County Michigan, TO
james W. Hone, on the twenty sixth day Of Decom-
Der, 1860 and duly recorded in the Registers Office
for the County OF Saginaw, on the 3lst day OF
December 1860, and the amount claimed 10 be due
on said mortgage mt the date Of this notice being
ell072; and no proceeding or suit at law having
boon Instituted 10 the debt secured by said
mortgage, or any part thereof notice Is therefore
hereby given that shall foreclose said mortgage by
a sale OF the premises therein described at public
auction to the highest bidder, on the 18th day Of
April 1862 at ono o'clock in the afternoon Of said
day. ut the front door Of the Saginaw County Court
House, In Saginaw City, (said Court House being
the place for holding the Circuit Court for Saginaw
County, I'm order 70 pay the amount due on said
mortgage, with interest," cost and expenses allowed
By law which premises are described as follows,
to-wt The south half Of the south west quarter Of
section number thirty-threc, IN township number
eleven North Of range number ono East also the
north half ofhc north west quarter section number
four In township nnmber ten North Of range number
one East. containing in all one hundred and sixty
acres more or less All in Saginaw County, State Of
Michigan JAMES W. HONE Morfgagee.
McCuRpy A RAYSALE, Atfys
Corusna, January 22nd, 1862. n26-l3w
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-04
"A x Z r.
Ague Cure,
FOR THE SPEEDY cUPE or

FOR THE SPEEDY cuPE or
intermittent Fever, or Fever and Ag"e'
Romittent Fever, chill Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical Headache, or Bilio"s
Headache, and Bilious Fcvcrs, indeed
for the whole class OF diseases origi-
mating in hillary derangcment, caused
by tho Malaria OF miasmatie Conn
tries.
We are enabled here 60 Offer tho community remedy
which, while il cures tho above complaints with Ger.
tninty si perfectly harmless in any quantity Such
a remedy Invaluable in districts where these affecting
disorders prevail. This "CunE" cNres the masmatic
poison OF FEvEH Acrf nom The system, and pre-
vents the development OF the disease. If taken tia
first approach o. It's premontory symptoms il Is not
only the best remedy yet discovered r this class 81
complaints but also the cheapest The large quantity
we supply for dollar brings Il within the reach Of every
body and In bilious districts where ftvEn AND ASuH
preyails every body should have Il and freely both
r cure and protection It's hoped This price will place
n within the reach q all the poor well the rich
4 great superiority Of this remedy auy other evcv
discovered for tho speedy and certain Of lniermit
tents Is, that 1t contains no Vunne 90 min mi conse'
quenty il proinces qnnisui ~ other Injurious eiec'
whatever upon tho constitution. rho,c-ured by u arr
LEFT as healthy a. az they had never had the dissc
Fever and Aguo is not alone the eouseiuenr ~ TN
r,nsnafic poison great vniety q dordes tisr nom
it, irritation, among which Ncuig'a. Rh'Hmdtsn'
G9ut Ieadacie, Biadness, TotfHcie Eoracbe Cdd'rh,
Astfmd, IVl0dfoR fN"gW <Wcto" "e 'P7'"'
Jlsf,ries Pm, IN Ne Ksesfs ,tc Pueiysis. aud r.
arrangement IF he on,oct all 90 which, when ofginat
ing ia this cause, put RE irm tent tflc or ls0u'
periodical. This 'CrRE" expcls the poison from the
blood aud consequently them all ALIKE. IL u an
nyauablc protection 10 Immigrants and persons travel
ling or temporarily resing In The mnarous districts. IL
taken occasionally daily wlc exposed 70 The infec-
ton that will Lc excrctcl from the system, aud canuot
accumulate IN sufficient quantity 20 cn into discase.
Hence 1t Is even valuable for protection than cure,
aud few will suffer from neimittcnts II they avail
themselves Il tho protection this remedy Affords
Prepared by DR.. j. c. Aver g. Co.,
LOWELL. MASS.
NJ. B. HESS East Saginaw.
EPTING q EASTON, Saginaw City.
GEO II SMITH, Bay City.
FARRAND SHELBY 4 CO. Detroit Genera
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1861.
FIRE 81 MARIN Il
Home Insurance Company
OF NEW YORK
Cash Capital, lone Million Dollars.
Assets, JuLY lsT, 1860, $l,1sI,sI9 "a
Liabilities. 54,06S ca
Losses Equitably Adjusted and
Promptly Paid.

rNnE OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS herewith
present TO the Stockholders and Patrons OF the
Company their FOURTEENTH SEMl-ANNUAb
Exhibit Of Assets and Liabilities showing the con-
ton of the Company on the lsr DAY OF July, 1850.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-04
READY FOR FITTING UP AT ONCE
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT

OF everything usually tobo found in any Ifarlwar,
EstabIishment East or West, with the addition Of
articles incident TO the busnessof numbering, sat
Boring and Manufacture, Fishing, Hunting and
Trapping, viii always be found atny Store, where
sha be happy all times 70 meet old customers
and new Past patronage gratefully Acknowledged
u. u. BCCKII0UT
East NAV Nov 1. 1861
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
DIED.

BRoWN--,.r Brooklyn Saturday April TO- yoha q
Rrovn' in n 9th year OF bis sgs.
The anA friends Of the family respectfully invited
stree. Erooilyn. s q, Thursday afternoon at o'clock
BURDSALL--Ju ssn \. tonic IeIss oo Thursday, Oct I
1861, Mr.. Richard Bu'sssi. formerly Of Railway ~ j.
BUCKISGHAM Al Nsugs,.'ct Conn. on wedpeadsys
April ls Mary BuckinghaEr oos coid OF John NJ BUCK
CREGIEhOp Tuosdsy April % st 4o'c>ock sm marssre
wife OF the late Warrington l. Creger. .
er funeral will take plsce to-day Gt O'Clock M fonrthe
Church Of the Nativity Avenue between fbh and S,Ih
ee.s Her fiends aud scqusinanees are coiay iavitee
HURAcF - In this city, Tuesday April Is Lorress
Horace, wife Of Thomas Horace o tie saith Of her
Gsy 3 IgIu1'wick, N J., psr.r. please copy.
a N-In THIS city on Monday Apr. q, ssrsL Rowea
sged years. months end days only daughter also.
Nls Aionso aged years months 20 days, only
son Of Joseph M aud Hannah Msra Keensn.
MtIChELl-ln the brttle Pttsburg handing Tenn.
Aprl :. Lieut. Edwad Lewis Mitchell of ths 10Th RED
men United States lnan,Fy sged p years end month";
Of John H. and Anne Jane Mitchell Of the City OF New
York
MoMANUS-In this city Monday April a. Tbo. Frsnc,
eldest Of Thons and Anne Mcalanus aged years.
months and I6 days.
PBAROn Tuokerton. n. j.. Fou .h-dsy msrning i6th
inst Josep W. PhsTo late Of this city, aged 80 years
ROBERTS-fn this city, M7ndsy April I'll. CatIsins
Roberts widow Of Robert Roberts In The ed Of hos
SMITH and KAvANA0H-Kiej az the battle OF Newbern.
on Friday, March H. Serst Robt. r. Smith Company B,
5st Regiment. T. W and private John Kayanash, Com
paBy K regiment -
Tie flends of the family and members Of Company 18th
their fnuc al at their residence No. 85 Portland asenus
Brooklyn Thursday afternoon April ~ az ocIock
THOMS0N-In this city, Monday, April q. Ann colvns
wife OF John W. Thomson. in the 25h year OF her age
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
Tke xissions ic Port Royal.

fsoiu o-i - iflisi Correspondent:
POir RoYlf April 70. l312
l. was qniie natural that tlerc should have been
conflicting inous and reports about the expermen,
goirg on ia lie sea i.aids Of South Carolina, but no
l1cjudioed pCi,on can sce it without wishing 4
success. Ia this District he proportion Of slave
pouniatiob vsB one Of tie lslges, Ia the country.
being more dian eighty per cent. Here dwelt some
Of tue most Influential inhabitants. Aner tie ba 10
OF Pon Royal ley all fed end leit their plantations
AID town mansions 10 49, vib many Of their slaves
SID much cotton and ot4er produce. 4 just govern.
ilcut would not leave poor and loyal people like
these without Tlotcciion, aud ours w0s peculiarly
bound 10 give H. becauc il Lad taken possession Of
tie esslcs, with lher stock aud produce leaving The
nesroes without anything. Aud 10 acted according
y W!llc i. undertook 10 collect the cotton on the
plantations, gave lie sanction 10 measures for the
Tciic! o. Tie nc-gOe7. The first We commercial
operation, ard tbe last mainly one Of bcnevoleDce.
IL al .i's moment some comprehensive genius had
been ioundio take direction Of the whole, and like
Ioussa!nt OF Hayt, establish order and industry
everywhere, al voald have been well; bnt in Hayt
other chiefs preceded tue Man ios the Place. and
here confusion followelLaste. The army took from
tie plantations the mules, wanted Cor plowing. the
ras PREPARED ios fencing a4d the corn roul,rv and
pigs.
Cotton agents came next Intent on gathering cot
ton, rs much, AID ss cheaply as possible Then the
Government was recommended 70 lease ont tho plan.
tsoas 10 such persons rs would take and work them
which, for Obvious reasons, would Lave operated
6isasrously to The poor negroes, whose labor was
relied on TO make it profitable. But this was Cd
posed by others who desired the welfare of tie
blaeks, and who came down in time to zee what was
the State Of afairs They laid this before the Gov
eminent, which determined not 70 lease the lands,
but to sanction associations at the North to organize
y, I.9@ q lhe treed@sp " tho g'anislops. sli
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
NEw-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY,. APRIL aa 1862

movable, and now ali that is wanted is simple com
mon sense 10 improve tho opportunity wonderful,
opened to US.
A more loyal people never lived And there art
6ns examples Of heroism Oh the part of some o.
these ala YES in making their way from the main Il
tbese islands. with companies Of their fellows il
charge. in bope Of freedom. a man lies ii at tie
Oearlsr," in Bes.. fort, who for several months
was trayersiog swamps' and woods, and crossing
streams to reach it, with twelve others, whom be
brought in exposed to much pen, ard hardship ana
taslSing every faculty. lie successful but roo-
ably has sacrificed his own lie 10y his a,oTa aud eA'
posure.
The agents for the Freedmen owe much 10 onr
commanders for their kind aid. Those gentlemen
fully recognized the governmental sanction gwen 10
the work. and cheerfuly did their duty in respect 10
it. This was the ease with Gen. Sherman, ana 10
so still with Gen. Stevens. None can doubt that II
will be so with Gen. Hunter, who bas recently been
assigned TO this post aud hose friendly disposition
toward the Frcsdmen Is well understood.
There 10 siill great want of clothing, many oi the
poor people being almost without it. The laborers
employed by lLe Government, and who are regularly
paid, have been allowed 10 purchase at low prices
some OF the clothing sent Out for distribution, and
have thus been shielded tromth exorbilant demands
Of traders, while money il uscd to supply the wants
of others wLo arc less Fortunate. X.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23

Fhe Empire State had not arrived ct Fall River q
II O'Clock this morning.
The rivers and creeks throughout New-Hampshire
and Vermont are swollen TO an extent seldom before
known. Railroad travel is mors or less delayed by
the s9mtrgng Of railroad tracks but as yet the i'm.
portant bridges stand firm.
BosroS Tuesday, Apif q, 1852
afternoon Adyices from the interior report that the
freshet has reached its hight aud the ters are now
receding. Railroad tIayel is resuming regularly.
HARTFORD, Tuesday, April Y, 1852.
The river is now. rapidly falling, after having
Hood of 1864. The trains are now running regularly
through 10 Springfield.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
MAKREED.

ROWELT.-MURfHY- Puerto Principe, Cubs 81 the
Church san jose Saturday March s nathan sFo%e ~
san OF tho late David Crowe, esq, Of Newefk n - "
Tcic,. c. daughter ct FTanes d. Murphy esq iassts "
the same place .o 4,
ths Rev Chs " R,ird Of Rye John Ewing TO C0th0i''
daughter Of Wm. z. Van Rons,claer . -, . 9,
JAGgAR- LAWRENCE - On TUesdsy, Ap.n -. ;nith
(so.xss Church Fushing by the Rev ~, ~ ths IL o.
tic Rev Thoa A. JagSar TO Anna L. da'."''' " Wv
JOAN W. Lawrence OF Flushing. ., -, A.. ch,r,b
PEuGNET-uOGAN--On Tuesday Ap'u Hn, Father Mignard
Eussas Peasoe, NJ D. AVID Glaze NJ daS.9'ss " w '''
Rese,t Hogan. VI u thb&T
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
CONCERTS. ETC.-A NEW SI'ABAT
M6TER.

Madame Ernestine de yilliers will give herseeond
concert at Dodwor,h's, assisted by eminent artists,
vocal and instrumental. on Tuesday evening, 10Th
May.
--Neukomm's Easter Cantata arranged and adapt
ed to his English version by Mr. Eder Wiebe, is IN
rehearsal in Brooklyn.
Mr.. G. yaudenhof will give q reading at Dod-
worth's Saloon Wednesday, April 90, assisted by
Mrs. G.. YaIIdenhoG
The pupils of the Cooper Union Musical Glass !"
will give grand vocal aud instrumental concert on
wednesday evening next. II is well deserved com.
plimeat to an emfent musician, Mr.. G. +. Bristow,
their master. The concert will be given in the large
room OF the Cooper Institute. The following artists
have kindly consented to assist Madame Stoepe
Mss Coleman, Miss Kissey Stoepe Messrs j. r.
Thomas, Thomas White, f. Eben, the celebrated
Flutisti Edward Boehm, the celebrated Clarionsti
also Miss Cole Mcssls G.. L. Clarendon, r. j.. John
ston, Tucker aud Keane. The Cooper Union
Music Class will form chorus Of about 200 members
Gen. Anderson, the hero of Fort Sumter, will be
present.
An Organ Concert will be given by U. C. Bur.
rap, at the South Congregational Church corner Of
Court ana Hrcsldcnt succls, on luufsudy rNcbiHbj
April -, 1862, 10 commence al o'clock.
PROGRAMME.
YlRsT PART.
I Overture. La Bsrcsrslis....;'.
H. Communion iu 10y Teque-t) ....."..... .bstiste
III. Grand AHrttaise IN u MINOR .schmiat
IV. Meditstio Regeuge. ely
v Grand Organ Fugue ........s..'..'....besse, &C
Mr.. Bnrnsp is pupil of Edward Batiste, Prof at
the Consevatoire Of the eminent organlst il France
Nav SrABAT MATER-At Irving Hall, corner Of
Fifteenth street and Irving place, Mr.. j. NJ. v.
Busch viii give, Thursday. April "a, new, iginal
Staba; Mater at his Grand Vocal and Instrumental
Concert. The Solo parts will be sung by Madame
Clara NJ. Brnkerhoff, soprano; Mile. Octayie
Gomien, alto; Mons Jul. G. Durant, tenore, and
Sr. r. Gonzalez, basso. Messrs. Dodworih's Orches-
tra has been engaged. The public is informed Of
there not being any intermisson whatever, bat that
the entire programme will be performed without in
terruption at ALL wherefore no disturbance most re-
specially is solicited to the very end. j. III. "
Busch, Conductor.
Overture from the Opera Of II Don Giovanni
Introduction sni tie hVo hr,, numbers OF the stabs'
Mater Dooroa.. N " Basch
Ave Msrs hymn for the Orchestra, arranged
by j. ". V. franz ccnucrEt
Dkge composed st Copenhagen In 1879 In
memory II decss.ed ~snior..........J. d. V. Busch
s,euben National March, composed and dcdt
Gated TO the 7h Regiment ~ Y s. V, by...Fr hrueser
Foi full male chorus and orchestra
Tickets ~ cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
Erc,hcts Down. Fast.

BosroN. Tuesday. Apdl q, 1892.
Tho weather on the Sound last night was thicA
and rough, with dclugo OF rain.
Tic steamers City OF Ncw-Xork, OF the New
London line, and the Plymouth Iock, of the stor
ingion line, Como through on time, and their passen
gep fox Boston asIysS a.0y. % 9essk shis morning
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
Tug TRIBUNE ALMANAC
toR 1862.

Tiis poprln AySU,L Is now ready.
PaIc is cents l2copcs for = 100 copies Te pos.sse
nsd Nv Express 81 per 100. Cash orders solicited.
we csn supply back numbers OF the Tribune Almanac foI
V.,r 1870 1858 1856 1885, 1884, 1853 1880 and 1851 Price IL
c.nls each post Iyi Address rHs FRIBUsE. New York
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23

Can and ex1mias the BOOTS SHOES and LASTS msAs
he NATkISs on tho principle recommended by Hernisn
Never Pro.so. Of Ansony H. the University Of Zn,cn
author pamphlet, Why the shoe Pinehs'' WHICH
now attracting 80 much attention in Europe. - u.
Pso., and Shoe. sde on ths principle VIII prevent Bur
IONS Corns and other deoEme. Of the es snstST sna
- No llH Fulton a. and No @i oIoso~ ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
aliIitarp Notifes.

,,.,,,.. Hospitals for the Wo1nded at the
tIoa.tr" r"orLtoWn.-Supplies Of Bedding. DTssslnsss
:, feSe. Eood, Wine Sc. reoetysd o.
Dei'c"'' No. 10 COOPER UNION, Third avenue.
Constellation in money, BY - sr,oy, ~. co w.u.,
The Sanitary Commission ssks conrbarsiions ri
,,r ,hs AID and relief OF tho OLUNTEER ARMi.
win I'M s probability soon be nepy wounded men 70
for troops the southern coast are rsfos
the unhe althy SEASON approaching Ttsrs ~
special reed Of public hbesty their behalf ~ hs Medi-
the pending In to
cal Department Of the army snail be pereciea
lepots of hospital stores &C.. are mainsnea Coatrp
pense in connection with every portion Of '-'
'u'''l' HS eaoR0E T. sTRoNo IriS:sT:ff x..f.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
Ci0fhIpg.

Clothing. -, - appyNO an
hs,. Just completed my es ,.sa .ss IL is ci.y in the way
SUMMER CLofhlA0, n9s s.iss .1iis The cHILDREN'S and
fusSisISG DEP2RTMENrr rls.,s 70. sq9slia c. B. BALD
YIN No,. 10 aud I, Bowsiy.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23

PRocOR-SlsoER-Ia Derby Conn. on Tuesday. AE4
q, BY the Row C. c. Tiffany. Mr.. Wiijism q. Prcoteg
Miss Vouietti 7. Singer. both Of this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
Beware OF Connierfeits.
TO THE PUBLIC.
BaAypaErTs PILLS AND NEW STYLE.

ryTHr WHOLE OBJECT TO INSURE CURE, d
mos. cases OF sickness. is to remove
IMPURE HUMORS
Ester than they formed The time Of cure WI % gov
s,rsd BY thi, rule Thus, by usng BRANDRETHS FILLS
according to printed directions the matters in ycu prodacs
sickness w es ike unees the genial innue'''
of Spring sun
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
RED INE,
BENJAMIN BRANDRETHS PILLS.

RED INK,
BENJAMIN BRANDRETHS PILLS.
BENJAMIN BRANDRETHS PILLS.
The paper il covered with tcss words in zyGRAvxD
LxrrE and sround the whole Is piece OF AcoeRs pas,er
TO keep the band secure in ito place.
This New Style inslres fresh Pills and the Genuine bot
h no, 10 bs denied that many respectable Dealers 'e
Genuine Bsndrehs Pills of Od Style These win he Changed
for Style no, two has passed sirce they
IN my possession. B. bhANpkLTh-
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Pdee 25c., with full directions.
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