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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-06-07
The LATEST News.

We give below the latest news from the armies
in Virginia and Georgia 1t will be seen that our
forces are calamity holding their own at every
point Every assault made by Grant has been
thus far repused with heavy loss to him. and slight
loss to our troops The enemy are, at some points,
within ten miles Of Richmond. The demonstration
by Grant at Bottoms Bridge is further South than
any yet made by him. This place is due east of
Richmond, the former and present main operations
of Grant being north and northeast of Richmond.
The Dispatch OF Saturday last says:
Yesterday was day of excitement in the city.
At a very early hour of the morning inhabitants
were aroused from their slumbers by heavy and in
cessant reports of artillery which seemed to extend
from the right to the left of our line. As usual,
many rumors were in circulation during the day,
but everything subsided towards evening uader o
knowledge of the fact that the Confederats arms
were everywhere victorious. Below we give a
summary of recent operations on the lines.
FNoM GENERAL LEES Army.
In the engagement of Thursday evening our sue
cess was complete. General Early, commanding
Eweils corps, attacked the enemy's right, driving
them at all points, and capturing over 700 prison
erS. including ~ commissioned officers. An off
cia dispatch from General Lee, received late the
same night, says we drove the enemy from Turkey
Hill, thereby gaining an important position. As
| night closed in upon the scene, our men rested
upon their arms in triumph, having suffered bu
small loss, and inflicted severe punishment upon
| the Yankees. Our position which is naturally >
strong one, with the right resting upon the Chick
ahoniny at Sparrow's house, was made stronger
during the night, and every preparation made for
severe battle on the following day.
Whether it was the purpose of our commander:
! to renew the attack yesterday morning not, VT
do not know; ut if it was, the arrangement was
anticipated by the enemy who soon after daylight
made alta ok in heavy force upon the first corps
(Anderson's) the right and the conflict gradual
ly spread along the line to the left where it ragged
| with great intensity witness of the fight says
that amid the heavy roll of musketry and almost
deafening sound Of cannon, he could at times hear
the triumphant yells Of cur men, as they hurled
back the enemy defantly, in6icting heavy loss. l.
| is singular coincidence that the lines occupied
yesterday nearly the same those of the
memorable I'd of June, 1852. that of the enemy he
ing near that held by Mcclellan when he made his
final stand before being driven fromthe field of Cold
| HarbOr
dispatch from the battle field dated at o'clock
says: "All goes on well. We repulsed the enemy
with ease, inf;ctng heavy loss IN front of Ander
sons, Hokes, and portion Of Hills commands
The enemy were repulsed seven times by Ander
sons corps"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-06-07
DIED.

At his fathers residence Salem Church, N. c., on
the morning n The 30h May Of disease contracted in tbs
army Sergt DAVID b. BECKERDlSR. member of company
G, 46ih n. G. Infantry, aged 2S years.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-06-07

The Confederate says it is "galled and annoyed"
by the action of the Legislature at its recent session.
but that it is still true to Gov Vance 1t considers
him "a patriot who will faithfully stand by the
country" and therefore it will continue to support
him. Of course it will. 1t is an essential part OF
indefinite prolongation of the war, is the motto
of the Confederate and of the Stallederate and Con.
federate OcehOlders, extortioners, and spectators
for whom it speaks.
Among other things the Confederate expresses
the belief that the Legislature acted in opposition
to the wishes of Gov Vance in not putting the State
officers in the army. Does the Confederate speak
by authorityg Did Gov. Vance, having recommend
ed one course to the Assembly, suggest another
course as the one he prefers, to Col McRae2 Speak
cut, Colonel-let US have the truth on the subject
Did a moro cold blooded villain than w. W.
Holden polute the earth win his foul carcase?
inStead of being made Governor of the State which
lie would have consigned to fate so cruel and g-
nominiOus will he be permitted longer TO liUe 1--WE
mean physically to live) in the heart of the Confed
planned ?-Petersburg Register
Poor old man, rthe only prayer he ever utters is
that
The gods had nothing else to do,
But to confirm his curses
May we not say with Cowper,
"oh for a lodge in some vast wilderness,
Some b0undiess contiguity OF saads,
for this rare old gentleman
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-06-07

WEE ARE AUTHORIZED D TO ANNOUNCE
w e. WELBuKN as candidate to represent the
County Of Wilkes in tho hoUse of Commcas at ths ensuing
election. g
June 6, 1894. 2&d,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-06-07
.,Is,Gn: TUESDAY, JUNE 7, 1864.
conservative Ticket for Wake County.

Conservative Ticket for Wake County.
SENATE:
WILLIE D. JONES.
COMMONS:
GREEN I'll. Afford,
CALVIN j. ROC ERS,
VIM. II. RICHARDSON.
SHERIFF:
COL, J. p. III. RUSS.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-06-07
TERMS OF THE STANDARD.


Semi mtWeekly, six MONTHS
three months,
Weekly paper, SIX months,
d" three months, o
rho government through its financial agents, and the
;,,s corporatons and trading men, having estimated
,r.r Confederate bills at two-thirds of their value,
,r,peed to do the same. Persons sending live
~ Kills will be credited for two-thrds of their face and
and no bills due the office can hereafter be paid
= e,s save at such discount TwOs and ones and new
issue preferred. oe.o:.
drasemcn inserted at two dollars per square OF ten
s or less for first insertion, and one dollar for each
ssousut insertion The very large circulation OF the
S,ndird renders it valuable medium tor advertising
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-11-17
Ser w. E Il b 0 t {.
N { NIB arb 8 Tiefe t.
Seraus9 s9sber.

70 gTis res Sobraanass pcn 50 Numtnsrn 3 rsi sI.
ars in ScrausbtSabluas
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-11-17

- Sn 9altimprs iinp msbrsrs Oamsn aus
ouaele6eneu ssan,ilen rsrbaftst rpreeu, ireil man
g3rieie Ron ibnsn auiTns, bic mad Dem Saeen nns
tsrpeas maren. Sc tefnest iih naranter bic 6ra'l
eines anaeietenen 9lerrfaten, Aamens 9uthins;
mpu na einen 9rei ron itr au Der an ben Netellsn<
Olaior @ian,cr abrsiIirt mar uno rorn t,e o's'em
bic llsesrisnruns sines ghrcnIatels, als Anerfsns
nuna fir icine @eroiente nm Die @sbel'rn anss'st"
9as Gslb ,rurre ,ntcr metreren San'sn 9elan'n'slt
,,ne Der SGtel in Stem Dcrf sefautt. at
slla; anAen asrnusn LAT III al MIR ein nltte6 Wss
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-11-17

9lit manAsn i5rausn bat man nnr ein 8ntes A1s1
fcmn,cn, rcl,n man ein a'tts Ginfrmmtn bat.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-11-17

Gin Hberrei6sr Selbrunnen. = Ste
Gris u9ispata" rpm Srsitas fhreift: Ser neue
sr,,nnen auf etterts 6arn, prn Dem mir ns.iltd'
lprahsn, ,bat h ais sras san5 alubsrcrsentliaeser
,pieien Gr liefert pSais leten lunnsrt Barrel Stl
per Sas, une ;.rar Ssl ,relass isns So 80 bis sl0
per ssab rsrtb 1T. Gnsr Der Gissmtbmsr rsrtailIz
ts lsinen Mn6eil earan ir % 900 Cellars, itnc Der
Saufer rerfaufts nsnlsltsu iacn siniss Stunren
lp6ter riener fiir pcas 100 600. .-
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-11-17

Mausle unr cas 6sinsrSsle itnen cine munnerihrnt
1eihihtc er5atlen rcm tcotsn 8riicsrhen, bas Elm
@nslein sswcrcsn NIT sliieissclccnsn Sliseln unf
cem's Der liete @ctt IN Die tSano rerirrrhen bafe,
CT rclle gang ssmib finftis fir iie unS Die quite
Wutter reht trculih icrsen.
Surh cisie Gift rertntsts CT, DAP bic ainrer,
menn iie ihn tssleteten, Die Neusierce fer stadz
Barn errestsn, ,rdbrenb Die siname aase ncs 6dus=
bens ibn trHen leb, oa6 sHemano ieincn Seiuh
in Der SHtte oss Ntattbss 8orf tenterft bate; Elm
gSunih, BON DEM CT iih bod ielter feinen anrsren
@runp anStsetsn uuBts, ais Die ssbrbcne Stms
muns isnes Snncrn, ais bic innisc Sfeilnabme
all Dem traurisen 9rcs elmer armen sSruipinnertn,
Dor rerea SsnNsrn ein raar rrt9e Strfmalpen
tli6ten
The sun., 1864-07-26

cY,-Iswrence Clancy. the younger hwo'ber n the
late John Cancy. hss ;alen letters OF adminstra-
tion on the e. ste Of deceasedhe having died intes
tate His personal property is estimated at tsooU.
PoIIcg IsTELLfOEScr. .-Ausnrt 10 rum Ieris-
ns<n Husc.-Ufic,r Blair OF the Fourth Pre-
cinct yeaterday arrested one John Jackson, Of No.
8ii Water street, who, haying had quarrel with he
wife, had ,hrcntened, CHARGED, 10 burn her out,
and had 20 or orcrutri is threat a. h. iurn her
clothirr. ilarTi'v fir , dircny pfci leiofe Il
had mad, ~ rh y ESQ and cxtluVu he'd win iut
tile los- .'ackson is lc.evod to have teen sufipi-
Ing T. ON mana Doiu.
Fatal - ytrtin0.-.Cororrr Usnnov te'd m IN.
,ncs, rcs'c day, at No 2-l We tf .ci Aih ,trt.,.
upon the lody Of Nichocl * o-sr. at8.o- vho died
fion Jup'uIe u 4 hoos-tc-,.L II ft.ca,- that tc.
,enlei mttnpt't 70 carr q. "Ht ul. yss room, aid
th-t az" "AettiOn I" minated l.t4ut.
Agent Csnsur'd.-Cofou"r Nrhr,nn led m In.
quot yos'e-'lay upon 'hc holy cl lame. A. o.oene
printer who ici! th-oieh tri,Avsy At 50. 81 Ann
street on Saturia incoming laH ltrtirl.cl 10 cyi.
dcnce thai the hstuha.ts tu4 icpa .,.f op.u ,ur h
weeE oT more. TIE u1 fduIIl ..toitt ttusuuug
Mt. Ayies W1o hns D.n., c of tnr rIi.iit.
fnkn0'n Nru Dr1ini.f . t-sct,r e. Iirs held an
lWutsi cote I1r ufsll '.H II' sl uU. iI.. "a 400 a.
i'und in tic dOcA ~ f.a fot'f i',sDrrtr'nf ~,
'v'd wrs Hnpit .' ysa't Co. % .. , iDrt iuclo. iu
htlsht hnl ma df4t ,. o, I ltr .f. l-a.I..
The sun., 1864-07-26

sense. lie had olsimed 10 syInpathiDe with them,
and they intended 70 avail themselves of his good
Will. string cf wagons was at once trotted out,
driven 10 the symDathizer's property, and In the
same afternoon he was strpred a everyt ing. Tie
rebels carried of all his cattle, sheep hogs and
smaller live f,c X, removed all bis hay and wheat
crop, leaving his h.rns utterly empty. Toe caval.
rymcn turned their horses mo HIS rowing onts-
aud his corn ct f1r iod er fof the slo.k while
on ttc mar h. TIE syfnpa'h zcr was deia nci ur.
~ all was d,uf. an vas then ro.cascd with thuuks
tor The ; npliny heshlt nlnI.li- SOL
The sun., 1864-07-26

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sp,. iol. D., joubt In, mai .i, ,i ss ~, vot
| Of a. iA,cndiA.e.
The OuorA oF Br0oKiyN on THE NEXT
puAt, .,idc~ ,i, awning. t. =, nia.,,l ,. nh,
c.'i7ers reue-iil. nrci4ton TO th uc' disn Tor
o'i"" men, and All Who can by nn mrpns procure
snnr''n'' :" ndVan'" n'' doinf ~ s'n' $50 snhrr-
tu''- nave "''n Obtained in III 'hiIi 'onsics"iohh
The sun., 1864-07-26
SHIPPING.

EOE LIVERPOOL. TAPSCOTT'S LINE.
i shp DAVID 10 tpt y . SaiIs this day.
CoN~fI LLAfluN .... To-morroE.
For ras.asc ot ffsfn tie OId Country iirAi.s
svsnhis IN INV Ia.t Oi Iuriiud. Ireland, scotland
sui Walos 80 thc lr-,i pos-llc rates apply to
s-D lAfetpl bE1!liilis CO., 81 south Il.
OLD BLACk STAR LINE FROM OR TO
~ IN EKiN NDL.
THORNTON ....... ........... SAILS TOMORROW.
NOkIH ANfllCAN........ ...... SAILS 1st %.
SWALLOW IAN LlNt. FROM OR TO
IlNiON.
YORK rows. ...............s SAILS 23rd July.
ior p.ssnre or drhit u 3lF -
S3y WllLlASr 3 ~ ION. ~ Fulton st.
S,TEtM to QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER
DPOOI.
VI SfhlNsfit. ........ sails 3ofh Of july.
SiW ORR. ......... ..... sHils 9TH OF Aug.
For thNlHtN hi'ct-Nf n thA,saiis 9Th OF Aug.
Parae. .r ~. ps able iu ~. Tency. Apply u VIII
LIAM, d. a. los, % BfoalsRy. $40
The sun., 1864-07-26
Excl EH:IONS.

ElSUiNG bANKs-FAMiLIES AND PAR
ti.- sif tu'; tir f'a air lg ruint 10 the Fishinr
Hank ON ihr ivl-ro.a. rtssiur. MARYLAND, which
Btoone s;tCrt, / r., At ~ NJ; Peck Slip, T.. r.,
~ :. VI. p,t -, X. $50 a. NJ. and per l. L.,
a. Az. '.i" Z. tiiii half price. Bait Lines
lnnct i,i.r-~'un'te h. and ~ music on LoId. $50
Tor LNCy yRSiONS - THE TAVORTTE
i barge nancsi Home aud the Rh nebcck. also
PleNhLt scl nnd -. Eouan's Well, aud other
groves O. let. Excursion Office oS2 Wee. corner OF
BarTuS II. I. tLDS~tII. 254
EOR NEWBURGH. POrGHKEEPSIE,
Eouudout kiuiston-The MARY POWELL
caves oot OF Jay ~, cyo. afternoon At O'clo. AS
HUDSON RIVER X. R-FOR ALBANY
Troy, the North and Nost, fioiu Chambers At At
and 10 4. y. az. T. u and lU.4y 4. ", and on sun
days at G.2} J.. ~ tofu q. ~ - i5O
The sun., 1864-07-26
FOR SALE AND TO LET.

A NICE HOME For A SMALL FAMILY
ior ss.r ln '.c l.-' street IL south Brooklyn,
miuuies ilom the Ter. pice sl,OOj. CAL or nd
dtcss L. W. H., ~ Fulton II y !.
EREE EXCURSION. NOTICE-THE TICK
! els which vole given iot Excursion TO Elizabeth
port. New y sey, ou Nundsv, 10Th July, to examine
tho-c h'ar "r hit 500! iof any day for one week,
t.Nccrt SUNDAY. 60 go hr boat. leaving Pier No. 2.
North River. Vt |l5 \. NJ: returning at 3 T.. NJ
toolth n iih!lllITiEk Arentr Elizalet port,
lher .tg7u' oai .a tiu'5, ll show the propeIty r.
X. kELLOt''p ~ u'f. ! - Pearl st. y. \. a5s
The sun., 1864-07-26
SAVINGS HANKS

NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, COR. or
" ittn ~ and slh ave. Open daily fium / TO PN
IA. Wednesdays atd saiurdsy from 10 Z p " ~,
er aso.l ssa iatsIsst % SISG peposs made o or 6eos
CARlsVx PNat. EVBl, HILL ssS NN''' ~ ~
The sun., 1864-07-26


Yort SIT. lie We ecciyci lih Hh 'ne n"''". !"
thu Grlnd Loloc Nootn, corner OF b''"nc An" or
syth st:,cts. As tie Crsrd Oil'h' " 80 ~
communication Win tie "is'' - 10 "
and the Grand Ofic'' o. i''''' ''-
coynition will soon come I''V' ~ ''""'
iho CniIcd i"'
THE tNrrhD SfAffs IF.>S'""' '''''
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oneer' and mcn oi 'h' l"'h '''l '"'' -,
sine has expired h' l''"'' Nv
o0m fo'ht hO'o'' wan .t.. or
iHH Hhco"' W '''''' '''- ..,,,..,.,
eeaths IN ihF Fn' IA "'''' "a.
s6s children. H''''4" .''' d" ,os
nom the coritl '""t ~ "a,
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tion ior the eani.''n oir.ri' 'orn ue c'; schools
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saon and Picnic Of tie i.o'F A"oc'a'ion tafr'
1ssc< OH newt i'ida'' jaw 9TH NJ MejciA "fo'e'
The sun., 1864-07-26

! lou', 1913 store aitGchei. The hous, Il - ly "a
the store b. "i ly - the 10 u lot Of ground, one
acre more or lcs in roOi state of cultivation This
piopcrfv II iocaei ~ M0rrie County, ScW Jersey,
onc ~ o. iluiu al ord depot and :. mile fIom canal
there 70 lrI.e 'W'4.1n IN tie place, and IL good
stand & boo guI fhor -o.c or grocery store thcre
are oNer 90" men m.o,ed steadily IN the mines In
the nc'rhloIipo the nee hp been kept IL years
hv the Up'l'to lCI llticuleis apply at byT fiIst
ave. y, l o, 20 hl.NNAlsD SMITH. lUl
The sun., 1864-07-26
MEDICINES.
TESTIMONIAL TO THE INDIAN

vas at,sted with Inflammation of the lunSs,
vbrh continued for several mouths and terrntns
IN suppuruiioa n offended with q heavy. drp
seated couch With copious di~hsrser Of matter he
TIC fever nifht svea's throVine up blood. &c, With
all The s,fnn'urs of corsump'ion The -cuIre pre-
scriied hv 'is Ind m ii,r lrrtot he's oufed me,
have gained % iounds of fe4h since commenced 10
use his medicine.
p McMANrs.
Nc O.. FiIst Avenue, y. Y.
The sun., 1864-07-26
Too Late for Classification.


pRIEST'S COLUMBIAN BALM. OR
- MAGICAL uAiU RE~rORNTIN =. ia The hes,
urcpAfn,ion TO- f..tor! tho nd pIeyrnting ia
iaiiing ont, ever iutio.uc.d ,-.., AZ south second
rtr,.t Milinu,.l.ir-i'. N,. Va, AZ g'I'o@ 4, u,t'
,,o, ne j. Men G9' i'r'cr ,'S a = 'f Nvenue and
M,.f,ic and rrauki = av.pUas ,,r;r 6,l TIiipTy| VI ~
EfNI a. : : f,'r' In, $50 '''' -
-. ~ Wv
{ NpPtR>, N'lIl'l-AI \ MEETING OF
S1m :, s n" y W. n,,t m ~, Van
solved TINT att.f iGi. a,,r tc demand ~ r.'T 1nv
tDIIS I-(AlLOII Pcs littiNEbIl 'NIITS'
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ny.,, ,,.,.t.,, ,,,,,..,-,.,,
Il / hAktR AND lNPl.bNER-II
- cpmrr'tut sieul, vo. B.. Also . git ior lirht
hol'NoiE, win ir.cfric' frlin lArt place. i,sSi
u o"" '.' .t' ~. ana 20 rl.. P-o
E'OE NALf-l NAN lIDh ST.. III HANDS
hAh, .lud 10 ail larIc r. l..'c prns cart. s.t
hai1ie.. In ood o der p'ce ot who'' >l". sorrel
ai,c' rop son ,r nci,, mi" ne anl fNlsn ra,S
oh ln,c og An. o. wuutiu "a good sr heap turnout
. l',-cho .s counter, / rioc,.'t .ls case larre
mole 80 ,.r, .o '. cans, ot OF -tiui caks lot OF
land y. SALON tc.-. App.y ia tAl s'oIe 700 Last
Io.h 81 2'S
EOR NAIl--N GOOD S!.BND HAND
op.-A, D., l.-it n.J so.a. an, a. .ood ruunins
o. .' Ni-o 4 .o-sea,cd LEht Wu-oa. lI4uire nj vj
f'''' -.'. f' -
VI &c.,. n,.t.I., -nbr J.. o.. IA rise. H. ho md
~ 81 .H.tI -c.au,. .i N M h. ln ror Nr,,is
and tuu.klu ave-, raj Bio.a!yn. Frc. a Naut.
It. i.f. Ia.
7 OST-ON liIpNY. pa OF JTLY A
~ Aaaury goat, fo.i No ~ NcsttLJst All vLite.
lon hlir Ao,u- es',"iiac i'a.onatiy hlck, snd
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prp MOTTO

OrR MOTTO.
We use snch Balris ~ have no s'rifo,
WIN NfiUfe or 'he Laws of Lie
WIN lio1 our hants - never stain,
Nor poison m 20 eae tb n pain.
our father-Wh,m al gooircss fills
r'ovifoH thc oroafr n ciif o all ils
The Pin PIE Hen .ten,a'h our sect,
wei used' relieve our iAins complete.
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E'OK SALE AT TAERlIOWS-A NEAT 3
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which wee recently found Gt L!s lr. t,nce, fpi
ehich ae valued ut slI.. Inc justice hlld MI, hrr-
neI In si,OoO bail and win hear counsel In Liz 5eh 4f
q Wednesdsy morning.
Owprns OF AERfsl.-The justices Of the Supreme
Court for this district have determined not to allow
~ more order o arrest, except In ca'e- where 9l''
Htrs are abou, to leave the jurisdiction OF the
curt This coune f taken because the JUDGES iAInt
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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-12-14
DIR. STRTCKLAND'S TONIC.
DR.. Velpau's French Pills.
Ladies, take Particular Notice.
THE REAL VELPAU FEMALE PILL.
WARRANTED FRENCH.

THESE Pills, so celebrated many years
H. ago in Paris for the relief of female ir
regularities, and afterward so notorious for
their criminal employment in the practice of
abortion, are now offered for sale for the first
time in America They have been kept in
comparative obscurity, from the fact that the
originator. DR.. Velpau. is physician in Paris
of great wealth and strict conscientious prn
ciples, and has withheld them from general
use, lest they should be employed for unlaw-
fulpurposes. Inovercoming Female Obstrnc-
tiuns, Falling of the Womb, Whites. Green
Sickness, Suppression, Retention or Immod
crate Flow of the Monthly Discharges, thev
seem to be truly omnipotent, bursting open
the food gates from whatever cause may have
stopped them but they are offered to the pub.
lie only for legitimate uses, and all agents are
forbidden to sell them when it is understood
that the object is unlawful. Married ladies
should never take them when there is any
reason to believe themselves pregnant, for they
will be sure to produce miscarriage.
These pills are entirely safe under all cir
cumstances. being composed entirely of SUBJ
stances from the vegetable kingdom.
Each box has the coat OF arms for the city
of Paris stamped on the box, with the words
Trade Mark" in French, to counterfeit which
is misdemeanor. and all persons will be
dealt with according to law.
pa5- Full directions accompany every box.
Ladies can obtain box sealed from the
eyes of the curious. by inclosing One Dollar
and six post Office stamps to any respectable
druggist, or to o. G. STAPLES, General
Agent for the United States, Waterton, N. Y.
Agents--Chas. Ritz and F. j Hoffman,
Lewistown; Mrs. NJ. T. BRENNAN, Mcvey-
town John Reed and S. s. Smith, Hunting.
don. dec7 ly.