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oc n GREEN WILL ANS Auasa

ByJ o. MCGUIRE & CO. Aucttonsers
E>oUR SNUG FRAME HOUSES ON II STREET
= a. NORTH slIwERk ID AND So STREETS zAsr-On
"WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Oct 18th At 1
oelcck. on tie preLiaes, shall sell part OF Lot
8. In Square No 7t2. fronting "a feet on q street
north between I'd and Sd ts east rupnin9 back
ia feet. improved b. four neat two story Pane
DWELLING. houses with brisk foundations, each
rAtely.
Terms One third In cash the remainder in ak
and twelve months, with interest secured BY deed
OF trust on the premises
All .onveyances at the cost Of purchaser
oe2o G. MCGUIRE 4 Co. Aucta
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By GREEN WILLIAMS Aucsiouesrs
IINXO STi:RY FRAME. hQQSG AND LOT

By GREEN WILLIAMS Aucsiouesrs
Two sTGRy FRAME. HOUSE AND LOT
RRosTIHG ON No.fH g. BETwERs l7rH AND I5rH
STsEkTs EST, AT AucTIoN-6n THU RSDAY the
18th Infant, ne shalt sell IN ont Of the premises
at O'Clock p m. the following named property
Viz Part Of Lots No. sand Q, n Square No 29s,
hsvins frsnt north street nf u feet II inahes
hstveen 18th ard 18th str.sts running back feet
inches with the i'm srovements, which are \ good
two-story frame house containing rooms, & c. it
In n ediateiy.
Terms: T.o-thirds cash; balance In months.
OF trust taken. Title indi, pu table.
oc I'D GR1EN uILLIAMs, Aucts
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CHARGED WITH DIsLoYALTY.-Wm. Mar
shall, workman in the boiler shop OF the
Washington Navy Yard, was before Provost
Marshal Todd to-day on a charge of using dis
loyal language A hearing of the case re suited
in the discharge OF NJ, after he had taken thu
cath Of allegiance.
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.Bz eRElE 4 EILLLAMs. Aue .ieneer,.

By GkE1N WILLIAMS. Auc ioneers.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THl
Island AT AucTIon.-0n FRIDAY. Oct I'D. At
of Lot "a, In Square 545. fronting IL fact on M st.
so1th, betvasn q. aud Sd streets, on the islsnd,
gsther With sll ths improvements thereon, CON
sisfinR of good two story Frame House, contain.
ing four rooms. Possession will be given i'm medi-
ately. Title indisputable,
Terms Cash.
oe GRRRN h WILL Ar,&.
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LNUB =
Il A Large BAT HORSE.
drst.rate Family Horse IN
Inquire 462 Tenth stfsst "a
90 9-5t between aud u.
A BABE OHAHCD.-A 9utlss wishes 10 sell out
a., NE interest IN good paving busiress, con
the kuroDsan Hotel, corner Of 18th and Ps ave =,
U t0o oG 0c l0-3t<
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s. o o 8.
invitS SPECIAL attention to our large stock Of
80 lG,4 and Ia Linen sheetines,
~. 9-8. So and Pillow Case Linens.
So, "a, and 10 Linen Table Damssks,
6.e and "a Linen DAmask Napkins
Pure Linen Towels al sizes and qualities in great
Linen Hueiab.ok BY the yard. ard On. and coarse
Linen Crash.
90 pieces Of !" Kichardson's" and dunbar, Dickson
90 ." heavy and fine Shifting Linens.
biids tye Linen Lawn, Linea Oambrle, DO DC.
All OF the above sood: We are prep sred to sell ~
Botel projectors, housekeepsrs and others can
90 better With n than they can By sending their
orders north. JOB. J. MAY & Co.
sos Pennsylvania Svsnue
oc i9-N bet 0th and 9th sta
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APP :sss s
ayenne. bet lo.n ana nth. IT.
E9ssp kEhT.: NIGEL: furnished BAJK PAR
dEts. VI. 3. g., Willards' Hatel. IL
WAhTED-A, ar-t-rste sKAMsTRRss to cut
Place. t Ct, bet. 18th and Hti " . oc ,-,:.
WAhTkD-By a settled wem.a asITUATfON
es'op It,. to assist in wa'ains and roHins address
EoR RsNT-A three .tsry PRICK HOUSE
business with stable sacisns Tor or soS.. 81
d a9es =. n. ,sas ,.EIy to ADAMS
as Rs6 ss NJ f.
txee, 10th and 18th streets. Twelve reS n, be-.
nas Possession on or before arst Move n be- Cali
Ai.er u: DC a'-3s'
Mas. crcI f3sAF Ed 5ssGIT KRaa1ouu.s IA.
The hones Of Announcing to her friends ana sso
Il 4aS s It her
! ros ts'ms. &c apply between the houss
eno p. m. nc 2a-sol,n-
NJ ARIFiT BANGING AQ1DEaY
Prot L. harini', Ass: envy ia no. open .or the
ct For Lsdss s,.ss and
totH NJ For 6entlssosn from to lnsAn.3
90 20 ST. - 'N >A ee'''
CANNED YRUIVe,
y MaATs. vEGXTABLgs Sic
So cases Ga nnet Fruits. Meats and Vegetables,
IS cases e1rdinea,
Ena lbs Isabslls Grapes in cart ION. and boxes,
20 kess & ladies' and New York Butter
son lbs New Back Whest Flour
Ja8t received and or sale by
. JNO. H. SRAMkS & CO.,
No 623 corner 9th ssrest and
90 % -sost- fRee.l Louisisns avenue
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n~sHULT'S ossGUENr.-Wasvantsd To pro-
US cucs full set ct Whiskars In Sax weeks or
money refnndsd. &snt. postpai1, fOr 50 ce0ts Ad-
dress Q. =. 81 ULTe, Troy, N. 4. % MIN
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S0 FOR BALHi
~ BBLS. LIQUORS viii be rstaiIsd without 70
gard to the late rise.
~ bbls. GENUINE COAL OIL
100 bbls: Family and Extra FLOUR.
Goods delivered free q. WIFMlR,
iii Penn. avenue,
hat 0of1,
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From late Richmond papers we take the fol.
lowing. 1t will be seen thai . funny version
of the result of Wednesdays fighting had
reached Richmond, and the rebs were fell cttAt.
ing themselves on the capture OF three thous-
and prisoners. They have doubtless sthesrd
the news since then: -..-. --s.,z.-
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A CITING MAST 1R'S MATE JACOB HAHN DE-
a serted nom tie sel Woe, ut ths Navy Yard, on
A. reward OF tS15) twenty Eve dollars will b
paid for his arrest and delivery to the Comnsud-
ant OF any 3: laval Station.
AED'W A. HARDWOOD, Commandt.
q. B. Navy Yard,
% u u , Warrington, D. @.
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flisteaaaeous.
Dry Cows.

In answer to the query. How long should
cows 90 dry? the Boston Cultivator remarks;
"when cows are kept for the manufacture
of butter and cheese, it is not desired to have
much milk in cold weather, rs neither butter
nor cheese can generally be made to advan-
tage on large scale under mild tcmpera-
ture. Hence the object is to have all the
cows come in near the commencement OF the
butter or cheese making season, and they are
usually dried up at its close, or at the recur-
renee of cold weather. BY this course the
cows do not require 80 high feeding as they
would do IL milked longer. Good hay, in
connection with proper shelter and care, will
be sufficient to sustain them in fair condition.
Their constitutions will not bc impaired,
their calves will be born strong and healthy,
and all the essential requisites Of thrifty
and profitable stock secured. We might
saw, then, that where It is intended to rear
stock, and the, keeping Of tho cows is not
superior to any good hay in winter and grass
in summer, both the cows and their progeny
will do better to dry not less than two
months.
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Gbe stprp Geller.
TEN YEARS AGO.

We stood in the cleaning, Willie and ],
listening to the wind sishing among the
trees, and to the beating of our hearts. We
stood there silently, fearing to trust ourselves
to speak, for wc were to part in justone hour
for three long years!
We had agreed to bear the parting calm
ly; but it is no light thing to part calmly
from your only friend. Willie thought 50,
too, for the deep eyes that looked down into
mine were unut,erably sad, and the proud lips
troubled like womau's. had striven for
strength all day long; but now ,rembled,
and should have fallen il had stood another
moment. We sat down silently. each hear,
faint with the anguish that must not be spo'
ken. The stars came out one by one, and
stood sentinel in the very spot where they
had stood on other nights. when was happy
When was happy! How long ago thai
seemed. felt tonight as though | ncve'
could be happy again; and looking beyonc
the aoa.ing clouds, wondered It my pre-
c;ous mother could see her child-could know
her heart was aching! My loving mother
tb,, two months before had gone to dwell ir
the beautiful city that lay beyond those aa
ted pillars.
We sat on the steps Of my old home, which
after mothers death. had been sold. and wa
now unoccupied. had stolen down here Il
say good bye to Willie. ! was governes
now in fne house in town. and in oil tha
palace.like mansion there was not a spo
where could meet my darling. | wish
had not written that word darling bu'
somehow il seems as IL it springs unconscious
ly TO ones lips in speaking Of one they love
and in all this wide world loved only WI
lie.
We sat on the old steps, battling for tn,
strength each so much needed A pleasant
summer wind was blowing, drifting Shove
Of leaves from the white rose bush that wa
planted the day was born. almost wishe
we could die there and be covered with tn
nurc leaves, like the babes in the wood.
Willie was the first to regain his ealmnos'
for he was older than l. While no talke
Of the necessity Of parting, l could onl
think Of tho dreary tomorrow, and OF ho'
! could ever 1.-Two without him. Willie va
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The way OF an Eaglo in tho AR.

Great us the distances which these birds
sometimes fly, il becomes comprehensive
when wa know that an eagle. s no sweeps
freely through tho air, travcrscs o space OF
sixty feet in q second Of time. To be ablo
thus rapidly to move along Is isundoubscdly nm
attribute ofpowcr; but there is something lar
more imposing, FAR morc majestic, In that
calm. onward motion when, with wings out
sproad,an quito still, the mighty bird floats
bpovsptIy in the atmosphere. upheld and
borne along by tho act Of mere volition. Tho
length OF time he can thus remain suspended
without single beat Of bis broad, shadowy
pinions. is. to me, still an inexplicabIe fact.
Ho will sail forward in aperfectly horizontal
direction for o distance Of moro than mile,
without the slightest quiver Of q leather Civ.
ing sign that the wiugsare moved. Not les
extraordinary is tho power tho bird possesses
of srrestinS himself instant ntancously at Ger
tain spot In dropping through the afr with
folded wings from o height Of thrcc or four
thousand fect. When circling 50 high up
that he shows but ss dot, ho will suddenly
Close both wings, and. falling like an asro-
lite, pass through tho intervening space Inc
few seconds Of time. With sbunt hs broad
piuions arc again uufoldsd. his downward
procress is arrested, and ho sweeps away
horizontally smoothly and without saors,--
Io has been seon TO do this, when carrying
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HMr. T. Brewer, Of Washburn, says
he sowcd quarts Of millet seed last year and
gathered twenty bushels. His son.in.law
Owen Scott, sowcd three pints and gathered
thirty bushels. II is said 10 be an excellent
article for fattcning hogs.-Pioneer. A e.
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puetrp.
From the Portsmouth Journal.
LIF f.


Our earthly loves, II they be deep and true.
Are but the steps by which we upward mount
To God In his far home OF JOY and light,
or love the primal origin and fount-
In our young days when life Is fresh and new,
where'er we turn. eyes bright with love and hop
Meet ours, and with the mornings shine
As violets cluster on q sunny slope.
And there Is all our home-wo know no moro,
And Heav'n q far or shadouy land,
Such as we read Of In our childish lore,
But never GEEK to know nor understand.
And so we wrap us In our peaceful dreams.
Until we wake with strange and shudd'ring start
When like star that falls from azure heaven,
Some blessed spirit from our midst doth part.
WHITTIER, the garden walls that shut us In.
And did the boundaries OF our wanderings keep
Are letelrd. and before our startled eyes
Life spreads and broadcns with an awful sweep
And then In sadness and In sore amaze,
We do like dumb and frighted children stand,
With mouth agspe, and deathly pailid cheek,
The gather'd flowers still elutohed with trembling
hand.
Then arst above the worlds tumultuous din,
We listen to the blllows' ceaseless roar
And wildly tracking the beloved steps.
We follow down unto the farther shore.
And climbing stlli unto the utmost verge
or the stern cllfs that mid the breakers stand,
With yesrning hearts, and eager outstretohed arms
GAIe on the clouds that wrap that distant land.
In vain no sound or signal cometh back,
And our Wild cries but pierce the empty air,
So sadly turning TO our darkend homes,
We cling more closely to the loy'd ones there.
While In the hand that takes its treasures back,
Through mlsts Of tears the Glver FIRST We know
And Heav'n Is now dearly cherished spot,
Where our lost flowers do far more lovely grow.
And Earth becomes very narrow space,
A strip OF sand that skirts foaming sea,
Beyond which lies mystery veIled from sight,
Life In tho bosom OF Eternlty
While In our souls 90 llnscr sWOOR0Ss e"hN's
And many loving word and tender look,
Which we as sacred relies fOndly keep,
Like dead flowers treasur'd In some choice old
book.
And there In Msm'ry's saun,ed halls are niehed
The marble forms tAey LETT us when they vent.
And the unearthly calm OF those pale brows
Is on us with mysterious meaning bent.
And so In that cold gallery We sit,
While stormy winds without do surge and swell
And the bare leaaess Autumn trees Of life
Do moan around the house In which We dwell.
And one by ono the stars that brightly shone
Within our armament, have set and gone
We In the latest, darkest hour OF night,
Sit sadly waiting for the coming dawn
But glorious fruitsge waiting overhangs.
Fun ripe, though darkness wells 1t from our sight
And sweetest hopes do stir within our breasts.
As birds within their nests ere morning light.
Jan. ID, 1859.
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MORNING. AT ONE DOLLAR AND CENTS PER YEAR. IN
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whther' the garden walls that shut us In.
And did the boundaries OF our wanderings keep
Are letell'd. and before our startled eyes
Life spreads and broadcns with an AWFUL sweep
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PUBLISHED EVERY
Volume ID.

poor, and so was I. He could not get any
thing to do hero that would help him to
grow rich; so he accepted the situation OF
tutor to rich mans son, the said son being
on the eve of departure to Italy, where he
was to remain for three years.
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In our young days when life is fresh and new,
where'er turn, eyes bright with love and hope
Meet ours, and with the mornings shine
As yiolets cluster on q sunny slope.
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And so we wrap US In our peaceful dreams.
Until we wake with strange and shudd'rinsstart
When like star that falls from azure heaven,
Some blessed spirit from our midst doth part.
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Our earthly loves, II they be deep and true.
Are but the steps by which NO upward mount
To God In his far home OF JOY and light,
or love the primal origin and fount-
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And there Is all our home-we know no moro,
And Heav'n FAR on shsdouy land,
Such as we read OF In our childish lore,
But never GEEK to know nor understand.
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AFFIDAVIT.

Personally appeared before ma, an Alderman offha
city Of Philadephia, II. T. HEEsC10GD, Who being Dr.
" sworn doth say, his preparations contain No mar
cote no mercury, or ether Injurious dIugs but are
purely vegetable. H 7. HELMBOLD
sworn and subscrtbed before me. this I'd jlaY of
AOYembers 1854 WI. p. HIBBARD,
Alderman, Ministries, abOVe Race, Phfia .
Addre8s Letters for iui0Emation IN confdsnee
il. 4 HELAEBJLD, ChGriist
Depot 104 South Tenth-It.s below Ohealnt, Pima.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs :.
AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ..--
Who endeaTor 70 dispose fsoF THEIR OWNs Gnd
eotheFP articles On the pufatiOn attainedby
Helmbolfs Genuine Preparations,
EEftacf Buehu,
Htl ~ 2 g bad g 9SrsaT,rfII,
Impr0y6d 20 VI-56
suld BY an Druggists .eIsrywheEe. g {sseaa;l
ASK FOR HKLaIBoLDs- EAKENO 6EHKR 4
AVOID TAiPosfTIoNAED EiPosURk - ~ 'D
{ junlS 6meod
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A Card to the People
Now is Your Time to Save Money!

BargatnSI Barga1nSll Bafgainsl
IN Consequence q the hAct. that III Cotton eoOs,
i are advancing very rapidly, and the indications
are that they viii very sGon b hlGhar than At nnV
previous time, have purchased . large and spleuiii
stock Of Foreign and Domestic Dry aoods 1hieh I
have IN store No. % Main slreet Caafre WbseIiSI
and TO which would respeetfuIly invite ts attoS,
ton Of the public, AL intend ceiling the stoek o1t
at the Old prices and goods even cheaper tkSs
they were ever known before. So that an perSo1S
needing goods, or Who viii need them very soo1 -
better avail themselves Of this opportunity q ~
plying themselves g they viii money by usak-
ing their purchases At this time; besidss they IN
have good assOrtment to make their sslsstio1I
from.
Ny stock eousists IN part, Of Brown and BIsaehsl
Mullins, Ca1ioos Mems and BOys' wear Of every a.
seEiption, Check. Elannels, alnghams shaVls IAN
and Towel Diapers, IFish Linons and Shirt BosouI
Parasols Shaker Hoods. Hoop EkiFts Lace snd GFeD.
adns Veis, White Goods, Laces, Embroidsries a a
kinds, Hosiery, lte., 20. ssh y
I.ADIFsI I,ADiEsI Your spse4aI attentfon {.
invited to my very superior stock OF DRESS GOODS
which Il the largest, cheapest and most eonplsts 4
the season lawns, Plain, Plaid and RmbFUdsFei
Grey Goods, M0Eambiques, BeF1g0 AngiaiS, &c b
great variety. Please Gau early, as I YIN mAEs d
greatly 70 your adVannAge to do 90.
Yours very respectfully,
.- JOHN BOENRR
ts34 Nc. g Main st, Centre wheeiinE. "a.
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Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel-
- ing Rail Road.

o. .Hr
~
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, April 10th, 1858, Pas.
~ senger Trains VIII leave Bridgeport q follows,
1850 A. n. Mail Train stopping ct All stations,
dyes Of Pittsburgh ct S2O P. H., and
Cleveland ct T:80 2. II.
S:46 P. II. Express Train, stopping at all stations
arrives at Pittsburgh at SOS P. n.
1010 p. II. Express Train, arrives at Pittsburgh at
2;lO A. II. and Cleveland at 9:10 A. II.
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland at sac A. u. and $500 P. H., AZ
Hye at Bridgeport At $40 p u, and 5:26 A. n.
Leave Pittsburgh at LOO A. NJ, 600 A. n. and
A. IL and KS PM - r
Connections are made as Follows
At Pittsburgh with PehnsylvaniA R. X. for Harris
burg, Baltimore, Washington, PhiIa-
delphia, New York and Boston. -
Cleveland with Cleveland g Tsled B. z, for San
dnsky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago and
all points in the NORFH WEST. With
Detroit steamers for Detroit, jackson,
Chicago and the NORTH WEsF. with
Cleveland Erie R. B. for Erie, Dun.
kirk, Bufial0 and Niagara FalIs With
Cleveland. Columbus &Cineinnati for
Crestitne, Delaware, Columbus and
At Hudson with the Q. z. 4o.R.R. for cuyGhoga
Falls, Akron, Millersburgh and WOOs-
At Alliance with P. Fl. W. & @. R. r. for Canton,
Mas8illon. Wooster, Salem, EnOo, Co
lumhus and Chicago. e.
AtSteubenyiIle with P. O. 4 O. Line and Az BEILkR
with @. o. Q. RI, foIZanesVilla, New
ark, Columbus, 4enia, Dayton, Indi-
annapolis, Cairo, Cincinnati Louisville
st. Louis, st. Joseph and All points
Wtst and South West.
Exoursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return 81 90.
Fare always low, and time much quicker than
any other route. ~ rssf =
Through Tickets 70 ali points insthe West, North
and East can be procured Gt the once under the
Mcclure House, Wheeling, Va, or with Ticket
Agent OF bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts will be made At lowest rates to
any point accessible by this road and it's connections
TO the East, North, West and Northwest, at ONCE
under M'Lure House, orwith IT. Agent At Bridge
port Station. WIN. D. TERRY, Agent,
D. B. WILLIAMS, Agent,
JIM. MCCULLOUGH, President.
r. MYERS, Gent Ticket Ag't. feb6
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HELMBoIp,s ROSE VASE.


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tures and injection in Diseases Of the Urfnary
Organs, arising from habits Of dissipation, used !
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Evidence d the most responsible and reliable char
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.CERTIBICATES OF CURES.
FROM eigAt 70 twenty year. standing, with name
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Practice Of Physie.
i sSs ssaEi uae ~ Tho late ooisbra.oa rr
J. See rema[kgm made BY DT. EPHRAIM MCDOWELL,
. eeiebFated Physician, and member Of the R0Yaf
college Of Surgeons, Ireland, and published IN fIe
Transactions otthe King and Queenis Journal -
See Msdloo.o lEuIgieal Review, Published by BEN
JAAIN IRAVBRs, PelloV the Royal College Of
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EXTRACT BUCHU, 81 % Per bottle, or six res o.
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SzPHTTTS

This Is an affection Of the Blood, and attsels the
sexnal Organs Linings Of the Nose, Ears, Throat,
Wtndptpe and other Mueus Suriaces, making its an.
pearanee in the form Of Ulcers. HelmbOlds Extract
sarsaParilla puries the blood, and removes al Scay
EEuptions Of the skim giving 70 the Complexion
Clear ard Healthy Color. II being express
y for this class Of complaints its Blood. Purifying
Properties are preserved 70 greater than any
other preparation Of SarapaFflla.