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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-05-04

CUkE FOR a FELoN.-Haying been af-
ficted with a couple of felons within a
short time past, and seeing several re-
cipes in the Rural, I thought 1 would
send my method of treatment, for /
know that it will cure, if applied in sea-
son. As soon as the part begins to swell,
get the Tincture of Lobelis, and wrap
the part affected thick with cloth; sat
urate it thoroughly with the Tincture,
and keep it wet for forty y-eight hours, and
the telon IS dead. This was told by an old
physician, who said he had known it to
cure scores of thern-W- P. Gaylord, in
Rural New Yorker.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-05-04

To CLEAN BLACK CRATES, HEARTHs,
SIDES, &c.-Boil quarter of lb. of the
best black lead in pint of vinegar, and
water, adding a teaspoonfull of brown
sugar and bit of soap about the size of
a walnut. When this is melted. first
brush off all the dust and SCOT, and then
with painters brush wet the CRATE, etc.
As soon as it begins to dry rub to bright
ness with stiffish brush, such as shoes
are polished with.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-05-04

''Aleck," is sometimes pretty hard sn
the upper tenor aristocrats, ~ he calls
them. ----
"And what kind Of an animal may an
sristocrat be?" asked bystsnder.
What species of the genus Aristocrat
do you meani There are number ot
them" said mine host.
THE Cod fish"
well, sir, Goldfish sristocrat is one oS
those customers who can pin dried her
ring to his coat-tail, and imagine himself
TO be whale p
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-05-04

TRAIroRs.-Silas Wright, who was one
of the best and the purest Democrats Of
his time, once saida
"If among us there be any who are pre-
pared, for any earthly object, to dismem-
Der our Confsderacy, and destroy that
Constitution which binds US together, let
the fate of an Arnold be theirs, and let
the detestation and seorn of every Amer
lean be their constant companions, until,
like him, they shah abandon a country
whose rich blessings they are no longer
worthy to enjoy
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-05-04

MUsTY BARRELs.-Many barrels at this
season are found to have become musty,
and in that case are unfit for use. Put
into them pint of unslacked, fresh lime,
pour thereon one or two gallons of water;
bung up and shake the barrel; while
shaking, loosen it occasionally TO give
vent; when it has stood from three to six
hours, pour out, and then rinse with clean
cold water. If not perfectly sweet repeat
the dose. Usually one application will
be sufficient.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-05-04

4 gentleman in Chicago had occssioa
to call at the house of friend. He rang
the bell, but before be could speak ths
buxom Dutch girl threw her fat arms
about his neck, and fastened her red lips
to his in ''long, long kiss" ejaculsting
Zach, mein bruder mein brudder H-
"What the d-l ~ and Katrine on discoy-
ering her error retired much redder in
face to her quarters in the kitchen. She
"dink he vas mine soldier brudder. coma
home from de wars"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-05-04

A Coon WAY OF COOKING OSIoSs.-It Is
a good plan to boil onions in milk and
water; it diminishes the strong taste Of
that vegetable. 1t is an excellent way Of
serving up onions, to chop them after
they are boiled, and put them in q stew
pan, with little milk, butter, salt, and
pepper, and let them stew about fifteen
minutes. This gives them tine flavor.
and they can be served up very hot.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-05-04

At the table of one of the New York.
hotels, lately, rough-spun individual
was annoyed by the voracity of his near
est neighbor, who monopolzed all the
good things he could reach. After wit
Messing his operations for some time. the
blunt customer tapped the gormandizeI
on the shoulder, and said:--
Look a here, old fellow, l wouldn't
advise you to 60 to Ohio right away"
"Why not % ~ ars
Because they've got the hog cholera
out there :"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-05-04

Corn BATTER CAKEs.-0ne quart milk,
three eggs, salt, and as much sifted corn
meal as will make a thin batter; beat
well together, with one tablespoonful
wheat -four; bake in small cakes, and
serve hot.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-05-04

Foote expressed the belief that a GER
tain miser would take the beam out OF
his own eye; if he knew where he could
sell the timber. % -s
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-05-04

Nature, when she makes beautiful
head, is often so absorbed with admira-
ton of her own work that she forgets the
brains.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-05-04

To KEEP CELERY.-Celery should be
kept in the cellar the roots covered with
tan, TO keep them moist.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-05-04

II some of our very conservative men
had been present at the creation, they
would have said, Good God what is be-
come Of chaos 20
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-05-04

Sorrow can never wholly fill the heart
that is occupied with others welfare. Con
slant melancholy is rebellion.
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Lovable Women.

According new Theory of Harmony
and Form" published on the other side
of the Atlantic, certain combinations of
a circle, triangle and square produce
perfect type of female beauty. This may
be reducing loveliness to demonstration
We have always considered woman s
wonderful problem, yet never suspected
that this WAS the true solution. But, per
haps, the theory is only symbolical A
hoop Is q circle, the EGgenie cooked hat
is triangle, and the fashionable plaid
cloaks are all squares.
Possibly the new theorists intend il 10
be understood that these three, with 8
good-looking girl Included" constitute
the beau ideal of femme fascination If
so, we don't agree with them. The The
ory" goes on TO say, however, that .'the
regulation of the geometrical figures must
be in accord with certain harmonic pro
portions existing in music" from which
we infer that q lady mathematically beau
tiful appears to most advantage when
dancing to the sound of a piano or s
fiddle.
Our own notion Of q truly lovabLs woman.
and none other is really beautiful, is not
mathematical, though it may comprehend
harmony and melody, especially of the
voice. There are Ito Us the words of au
thority) women of sweet, msidenly ma
lures, growing UP in practice of kindness.
of tender household duties, of simple
godly aims, and Of genial, pleasant accom-
plishments:-
It'll at last. they set themselves to man.
Like perfect mu-ic into noble words"
Byron brings before Us the imsgeof one
Of this sweet sisterhood in half dozen
lines
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-05-04

Dealers In Groceries, Flour, Produce, Provisions
Corn Oats Potstoes, Fish. Salt, ConfectionAries,
Ern;fs Nuts etc, also fresh Oysters and Fish In
. their seasons. 2doars vast Of the Bank. Market
81. Warren. .ohf0 Aprs. 1872.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-05-04

One rarely sees this style of lady in The
street in a pork pie hat with colorsd
feather or AT the opera heavily fettered
with jewelry. She does net divide her
waking hours into three equal parts-de-
voting one to gossip, one to shopping, and
and 70 flirting. She reads. thinks, never
scolds; and when she loves-she loves-
Happy is he who wins such a woman for
mis- bride, and .4s man he must be to
deserve her. No peripatetic tailor's
show-card, no self-exhibitionist with ban
dolined moustache and redolent Of patch
ouly, should come between the wind and
her nobility. @ -----
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a number of other similar rhymes are
more or less perfectly remembered. but
the present dose will probably be enough.
Whatever may be said of the Stiffness of
these superstitions. they were at least
harmless, which is more than can be said
of the spiritual superstitions of the
present age; nor do we think the modern
supernsturalism any less SILLY" than its
more unlearned predecessors.
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JPFRBERt J Il SIXTH.
Dealers In Groceries and Provisions Wooden and
Stone Ware. Market Street. Warren. 0hiO-0ctI5
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PECK e BROTHER.

y Sholessle and Retail Dealers in Foreie, sna no
nestle Dry Goods. silk and Straw Bonnsts, Trim
nss, erenes. &c.. at the sign of the ' Warren
~ eooas S<ors. Phoenix Block. Warren, Ohio.
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Aheisssls and Retsn Dealers in Foreign and Amer
icen Dry Goods. Groceries. Creckery, DC, Corner
a Nam and Market Streets. Warren. Ohio
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\. % ApD.hss- o. MORGAN.
lDDISGs q MORGAN,
Dealers In Staple and Fancy Dry Goods arocer;.s-
Cfockery Hardware. Carpeting. Sole Leather &c.
e the sgp Of the E1pire Sore." Market Street
Warren. Ohio.
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: RING 4 aRorHER.

OealersI Watches. Clocks. Jsvelry, Silver Plated
and Brattsnia Ware. Lamps. F1ncy Goods. &C.,
Nc. !. Main Street, Warren. Ohio. All kinds Of
Clocks and Watches carefully repaired and war
esnted.
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= l. fosfkk- =. PoRTKR.
w. n. d w. IF. PORTER.

Dealer In School and Miscellaneous Books Station-
~. Wall Papers, Periodicals, Pamphlets and
Asgaxines. At the New York Book Store, Main
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GROCERS,

Wholesale Dealer in Saddlery. Carriage Hardware
and Trimmings. and Manufacturer of Harness,
Saddles. Trunks. DC. Warren. o. [Feb3 20
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d fApfbof T. Z. AcKLEy-
y. FAGTROT Il Co.,
knDerters of Gold and Silver Watches, and Dealer
N nssEelry. Silver Ware. &e.. Market Street. War
Ten. Ohio. -
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Around her shons

Thehght of love. the purity of grace, -Ilr
The mind, the music breathing from her fsce.
The heart whose softness harmcniZs tha whole
a nd nh that avs - in itzaIF
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Dealer "a Fashionable Millinery. Rooms over Nc
Combs and Smiths Store, Warren, Ohio. All or
ders promptly attended TO. FEB "a
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Wholesale and Retail dealer in American and For
eAs1 HsrdEare. Iron. Nails. Glass. 6o. Van Cor
sar's Block. Market Street. Warren. Ohio.
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2. q. PARKS. A, EKSrz.
PARKS L WEETZ,
Deaisrs in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods Crock
f7. Boots. Shoes and Leather Caypeting Paper
60. alEaYI cheap for ready pay at the New York
store, Market Street, Warren Ohio.
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PROFESSIONAL.

Physicisns and Surgeons. Mesopotamia. 0fice
and residence in the Drug Store. two doors north
of the Stone Store
March 16. 1864. go.
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herr or mine know that I forgot all about
the dreadful cold and only felt IA inssAnt hong.
ing to take her In my arms and kiss her.
fakfnE the sleepiag man,s graas buffalo robe
and wrapping IL around her bade her Sit
down, and ASKED her the cause OF her IL.
theirs murder, and why shs seemed 70 be .
prisoner ses.E Ts s {
As / spoke, could net help an inyolun-
tary shudder at the appearances Of the corpse.
In administering the chloroform to the man,
had aecidently displaced the rug, which the
mardereIs had CAREFULLY arranged 60 as to hide
the face OF the supposed paraiytic. s 4
The eyes were closed and blue the nose ptnch
ed, the mouth partly open, with curled and
stained lips, the teeth set and grinuinx horri.
bly, in the half light rsfiectad from the snow in
which we were inbedded. : =,
II had now ceased showing.
IN answer TO my question, she said ....
am alone In the world I can trust you
4 VIII tell you all, The-the bodyn-here she
turned paIer than ever she was before" the
oody 10 not that OF my father-oh no! could
not have borne it! 1t is my uncle. I am a
Virginian; my father and mother both died
wnen was very young, leaving me, rich or
phan, to the care of my uncle.
All know was that was well educated,
and had whatever money wanted, but when
left SCHOOL, my uncle was strangely altered ::
my presence seemed to irrtate him
~He tried to make me marry that wretch who
mas gone out; he was my uncle's oyerseer,
and more cruel or wicked man never
lived" TS #@t -
Iro BE CONTINUED
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PROPOSALS. FOR CAVALRY HORSES.

Caralry Bureau, C.eite Of CHEF QuaY.s,naaster,
Washinston, u. e.. Feb. 9, 1854
srALRD Proposals viii be received at this old "a
until Il clock m, FRIDAY, February 49, 1854. for
ONE THOUSAND q ,oN0) CAVALRY HORSES, to
be delivered At Camp Meigs. headvile near Bos-
ton, Mass, within twenty (zn) days from date ct
Contract
THREE THOUSAND 5000 CAVALRY HORSES.
to be delivered in Washington (Gissb0ro' Deooti
within forty i4al days from date of contract -
Bald horses to be sound In ali particulars not less
u an five 90 than nj ae 9 years old: from
i TO l6 bap6s highs full flashed, compsctly built.
poses.
These Specifications acfH be strictly adhs,sd TO and
sagtdIy enforced in ererp particular. -.
go DID VIII De ente aimed unlass aesomp anied
.HoEa. OF bid and gaararty IN bs mad on spplies
ton TO captain In w. Mokim, A. @. NJ at Bos-
ton, Mass, or 1T this Office
successfui bidders will be required to enter into
written contracts with good and Eui oient se surf
", within four % days from date of acceptance
The oath of allegiance must accompany each
bid.
The undersigned reserves the right to reject all
bids deemed unreasonable
No bid will be entertained fer less than Hfty
horses.
Payment viii be made On completion OF contract,
or IS soon thereafter as funds may be received.
Propof ais must be end rsed Proposals for CAV
airy Holtes," and addressed to Captain James L.
Elm, Chief Qpartermaster, Cavalry Bureau.
Any further infornasio will be promptly given
fe 10 I'd Chic O. II Cavalry Bureau
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DROPOsALs FOR DEAD HORSES

Caralry Bu.taU, Office of Chief Qua y,eyznns,sr(
WASHINGTON ID. c., Feb 4, 1864 (
fEALED PROPOSALS will bs received at this odice
up to IL O'Clock on SATURDAY, Etbrusry Is
1864 for the purchase OF sill horses that may die
OF be killed at the Csvslry Depot Gle sooro, near
Washington D G within the next twelve noutb
Eucces ding the date OF letting of the contract
IRE horses will be delivered at ain deyiQnat-
60 epot. to be fixed by the United States
The animals are to be rs moved daily and convey
ed Tar enough from the limits of the Depot to avoid
in the vicinity.
Payment win be required in Government funds,
cred I'D to tt date.
Bonds, with approved securities, in the sum of
hve thouss and dollars will bs re quired from the
psrt> to when contract is awer led
Each propoFal must state the prics per animal
giving full name and post office ad dress and be
Gonpanlsd By a guaranty signed by two raspousi
bic persons, and certified by soma U. 8. officer or
respona!b bic person known to this Bureau and alsc
E: tbe oath of allegiance, signed, stamped, and
The bfda OF sl who aro not present at the opening
Of the proposals will he rejected
The contract must be entered into within three
days of the cate Of sward.
This Office reserves the right to reject any or all
bidf that may be offered.
Proposals shorld he adore -sed to CAPTAIN James
Fkin, CHIEF NJ Cavalry Bureau Wss1ing
ton, d. O.. and be plainly marked on the envelope,
'prcpofa's for Dead Horses -
BJ order of General j. Ii. Wilson, Ohief OF Cav
al,y Bureau JAMES A. EKfN
re 10 Cbief M Cavalry Bureau,
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PROPOSALS.
DRoH VIE 7o1 1oHAa .,

WAsHnafoH DBPof, Dec. ., 1855
- e a. a.
.ss s.ss: ssA Esy, Corr Ana g sa:r
,I n5as .in :. le.sv.a g. 9. a:ayssS q len
ga Ssv 81 ION 81 es s.d " tons OF hay Or straw
s.sds.s must stats q vA,sA q tie .sevs-.sn.s
ss: :. sS..k icy vn .i. s..s.ss: az rs sas
s1: e: r1 fSs n Of sssa .ie,s e e
msnesd: sad Wien % be completed.
TIE Price must b written ont IN words on thu
Corn 70 b put NJ = GOOD .ssout sacks, Of sbou,
sss 5.
:1srs sasss 81 70 the GoIernnsns The As1 and
Tss psrsIoaer fisd Of description Of OATS corn
hay or to BE- delivered most 30 ststsd
An tie srtioies offered under the bids herein In
Itted VIII be subject to rigid inspections By the
Vii E ms e
the lowest responsible bidder the interest 81 the
have been Delivered and seceptsd. ~ 'l-'
E.
the 'a WITH good ns
sureties in : sum equal to the amount Of the con.
das !; s1a in
the said bidder should fail TO enter into the COZ
sna
seie b bidder. 2. the person to whom the contract
sas e. 9. e: must
Ger under the United states aoyernmsnt OF o rs-
s e. su, 70 ns ss Ii
a 81 sa asd sasfs., of ..os
p5feIoss5s, ISst 3 addressed 70 Brio Cen H.
pr D isr ana should s' plainly marked Proposal;
Bonds In = .um equal to tho amount of thu CON-
and hot Of
suarantors. viii be required Of the successful bid
be obtained UPON sppisssiop st this Oh 60. IN"
,r FORM OF PRoPosAL.
'i0Nn' county ana s eefn,ss9Se1@
md 70 sr s & 4. os.s1
ssS.i:
eSsssl: et oofn.' in sacks, .s-psr Du.aslo of
- bsshels q Oats, In sacks, At - per busAsl Of
- tons Of baled Hay, At - per ton OF 1000
- toa. & b.led Straw. a. -,sr ton of 5000
Delivery to commence on or before the = day
xen oon. 8ntsd e s s1ss.
Sseu aeesptsd Your oSedient se11.ns DID has
Brisadier General D. n. RucKx.,
General Depot Quarterroastsx
"z4@ Washington. D. q.
4UARATY
We, the unders1snsd. residents Of In the
Jointly and seyersliy, covenant With the United
elstes. and guarantee In case tha Foregoing bid OF
-. be accepted. that he or they viii, within
the oontr act for the same with good and Gent
suretiss, in sum equal to the amount Of the con-
ess 90 iornish tho forage proposed in conformity
20 "a sas terms e dated December s.
the said - shall fail to enter into . contract as
aforesaid, We guarantee to make good the offer
snce between the offer by said - and the next
lowest responsible bidder, or tho person to whom
Witness,
Given under our hands and seals this day Of
-, l8. fSeafl
fGesI1
I hereby certify thAt, 70 the best of my inov.
led sc and belief, the above AIMED Euarantors are
good and suf cient az suretes for tbs amount foY
eateh they Offer to be security.
To be certified By the Unissd States District At.
torney, Collector Of Customs or any other officer
1r ~ the United States Government. or respon.
D a. EUoKER,
nff M.
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Persons Of sedentary habits troubled with
weakness, lassitude, palpttation OF the heart.
lack OF appetite, distress after eating, torpid
liver, constipation, DC, deserve suffer If they
will not try them.
They are recommended by the highest medi.
caI authorities, and are warranted to produce
IA immediate beneficial effect They are exceed
lngly agreeable, perfectly pure, and harmless.
EoTIoE.-Any person pretending to sell
Plantation Bitters In bulk or by the gallon is q
swindler and imposter. We only put it up in
sur log cabin bottles. Beware OF bottles reflled
with imitation deIeterious stuff, for which sew.
srai persons are already in prison. See tina
svery bottle has our United States Stamp over
ne cork, and signature on steel plate side la
ssis.
Ssld by respectable dealers throughout the
aahitable globe.
p. III. DRAKE & CO.,
Ohm 2G2 Broadway, n. Y.
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Z LIMITED sTATxB sac BONDS.

UNITED sTATxs TAO TREASURY NoTHs,
uNIrAD STATES COUPONS OF 1851,
UkxTRD STAT1s CERTIFICATES OF IN
DH1TNDNAsS.
acio. Silver, Unourrsnt Money, Exchange on 81
naS OF Europe and tina Northern Oitiss.
BOUGHT AND sold.
We are authorised to furnish $50 Bonds g par
sntil the LIST Of August next, when the privilege
Of convention ceases ~
Crcers for Stocks and Col executed In New York
exclusively on commission. !;
RITTNEH0UGE, FAINT g. co.
II IS Bankers 80 Penn. Avenue.
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q r r 1 q i A l. .

Passes to Visit the Army of the Potion a c.
1. Applications must be made at the oh, 20 ~
Mayer LOUIS H. Pelouze, No. 203 F street he
tween nth and 18th streets, between II a m.
and p. M, except Sundays Major Pelouze
is authorised to sign the passes. -
2. II not granted at the office OF Major Pc
louze, the decision is final, and no reference
need be made at the War Department.
8. RAISES cannot be given to females to visit
the army.
BY order Of the Secretary Of War.
E. d. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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DBOPOsALs FOB POTATOES.
0Ses of the Cemn,,ssa,y Of Subsistence. }

0Gts Of The Conn,,ssary Of Subsistfncsl
WaShington, Feb 5, 1864. {
EEALRD PROPOSALS viii be received By the I'M
eeIeisnsd, at 223 street, Washington, D O..
until MONDAY. the 18TH day of February. 1864, at
IL O'Clock for fur ais sing the nited States Sab
sittsnce pepsrtmsnt with Ten Thousand 90 o00l
Bushels OF Potatoes to be delivered xithin twenty
Washington. Georgetown, D O, or Alexandria.
W. The POTATOES are to be Of good merchantshle
whether he proposesto deliver in barrels, in sacks,
whole.
The oath Of allie glance must accompany each bid,
Office.
Each bidder must be present to respond to his
any bid for az cause.
Payment will be made in Ger ifcatss 0, indebted
ness, or such other funds Is the Government may
have for disbursement
Re 4-td 8 O. GRIMM Cant q sV
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SRoRET DIsGAsEsI sBoRET DIsEAsxs,
SA ii Ar TAH'S 8IFfr
SAAARITAF8 GIFT
The GUsI GEhIAIN kAhK DI EVEK U
- Vas A pnsifira H--rSr fnr

~oH saoS Vas pc.itiya o., To- III oeAOs
soaoKRRGsllA &iFET. S sFSIt q r..
Contains no Mineral no Bslssn, no Mercury.
Thsg are entirely vegetable, saving no smell nor
sny unpleasant taste, snS viii not in say vsY in
!uss the ssolseh or bowels Of the most delicate.
Ia twenty four hours" Prepared By graduate
of the University of onsylvanis, one of the most
no ExrosuEE no TROUBLE, no ORANGE wEArEv1s.
Let those who have despaired Of getting sursd,
or who have been Sorsed with Balssu oopaisa, or
slMARITANs GIFT.
Sent by mail in plain envelope.
Prios-Aals packages, 81. Fsnsls. o.
uozhs ts sSRas arorsh TsHrnss
eoALks. BOILs, sYPHILIs Oh VI
sAHARIfANss RooT AND HsRB JvIeEs
sykh d s. sS sSsis
Iaoss potent certain and sectn al remedy ever pre-:
ssrbed it reaches And eradiostes every particle Of
the vsneresl poison, 80 tat toe cure Is thorough
~ and be healed, and Go not transmit to your pos.
r' tat Tor T Be- NJ yp' sf
sAEAkifGNs RooF AND ETRB JuI0ls
viii remove every restise OF impurities from The
s5sssri, - well &C al sas bad ELECTS OF Mercury
yaMALks! PlMALHsH
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