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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-04-17
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COTTAGE PUDDINa-Threo cups of
sugar, one of milk, two tablespoons of
butter, two teaspoons of cream tartar,
one egg, beat all together, then add
one teaspoon Of soda; flavor with lem
on. Bake half an hour-serve with
sauce
Foam SAUCE FOR PUDDINGs.-
teacup of sugar. two thirds of cup of
butter, one teaspoon of -four; beat all
together until smooth; then place over
the fire, and stir in rapidly two gills
of boiling water, season with nutmeg,
soda the size OF pea.
INDIAN CAKE. Two pints of In.
dian meal, one pint Of -four, one cup of
moinHsrS or sugar. two teaspoons OF
cream tartar, one OF soda, milk to make
it just soft enough to pour.
PLAIN COOKIES. s.-Three cups of su-
gar. one Of butter, one of milk, one
teaspoon of soda, two OF cream tartar,
three eggs, -four sufficient to knead
soft. Cut in small cakes and bake.
MENDING BR0K gN EBssELs- CEMENT.
TO hat' Il pint of milk put = sutfi
cient quantity Of vinegar in order to
curdle it; separate the curd from the
whey. and mix the whey with the
whites OF four eggs, beating the whole
ha, no, .,1J n "a
quick lime through sieve until it ac'
quires the consistency Of Il paste
With this cement broken vessels or
cracks can be repaired; it dries quick
ly, and resists the action Of water and
fire
WATERPROOF COMPOSITION FOR BooTs
AND SHOES boiled oil, ] pint;
oil of turpentine, black rosin and bees
wax, Of each 3 ounces. Melt the wax
and rosin, then stir in the oil, re-
move the pot from the fire, and when
it has cooled a little, add the tnrpen-
tine
HORSE MEDICINES.-A correspondent
of the Northern Farmer, says: I find
the following Of much value to my
horses.
When the blood is out of order, or
to restore lost appetite, l use, one lb.
good ginger, t OF. powdered gentine,
OF. nltre, oz. crude antimony mixed;
give one large spoonful every day in
wet feed. 1t is perfectly safe.
collie OR INFLAMMATION OF THE CHEST
OR BOwELs.-One OF. sweet spirits of
ether, l OF. tincture of opium, l OF.
spirits of camphor, drachm aconite;
water, milk warm, l quart; give and
if no better in thirty minutes, give the
balance.
lNFLAMED BLADDER i drachm tar
tar emetic, Oh. prepared kali, l drachm
camphor rubbed to powder, with
few drops spirits of wine; to be given
every few hOnrs, or three times a day
in pint Of water Cruel
SPRAIN IN HoRsEs-A very good
remedy for a sprain IN the stife Joint.
or elsew here is as follows: | or. oil
OF origanum, spirits of turpentinc, l
British oil, l spirits of nitre, l quart of
alcohol, Mix and rub in well.
To CURE Poll EVIL IN HoRsEs.-
Mix copperas and hogs lard, and sim
mer over the fire in an iron pot; with |
this rub the part affected plentifully |
two or three times a week and let the |
hot SUI drive it in. The application |
should be made before the disease has |
gone too far. Mind to keep rubbing
until cure is effected; it takes time. |
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-04-17

A Tract of Land in Derry town.
ship, one and quarter miles from Lew
istown, on the canal, with the old pike
running through it, containing about 200
acres, 45 cleared and mostly fenced, with
two story Stone House, Bank Barn, am
Old Orchard, and a number of young trees
planted some years ago, consisting of an
pie, pear and cherry. The remainder of
the tract is covered with pine, chestnut
and oak, from which large quantity of
firewood could be cut, and as it can he
easily hauled presents a strong induce
ment to an industrious man with a small
capital. One corner of this tract strikes
Jacks creek between the Edmiston and
old saw mill tract, thus giving access to it
by two roads. Price $3OOOSSIOOO cash
balance in such payments as NAV be
agreed on.
For further information INQUIRE of
GEORGE FRYSINGER.
Licensed Agent for sale of Real Estate
Lewlstown, March 20, 1867.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-04-17

Foam SAUCE FOR PUDDINGs- One
teacup of sugar. two thirds Of cup Of
butter, one teaspoon Of -four; beat all
together until smooth; then place over
the fire, and stir in rapidly two gills
of boiling water, season with nutmeg,
soda the size OF pea
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-17
Sheet Music, Music Books,
Singing Books, Musical I'm.
Struments, Strings, DC.


The largest stock in the State. Orders by mail
promptly filed. WILLIAM II. SHElB,
Successor to
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Up telegraph.
BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the Register.l
TO THE REGisTEl,.-


PARIS, September l5.-The tortifca-
tons of Sirasbourg are to be extended
and strengthened.
FLORENCE, September b.-The Ital-
ian government threatens to commence
legal proceedings against Garihaldi if
he persists in his preparations for hos
tile attack upon the City of Rome.
LISBON, September l5.-The mail
steamer from Rio JaneirO has arrived al
this port. She brings the intelligence
that the Allied South American forces
have gained some advantages over the
Paraguayans. Just before the steamer
left the news reached Rio Janeiro that
the Allies had captured Corrumbia and
seriously threatened the strongly forti'
fed position of the Paragraphs at HUI
matte.
HAGUE, September l5.-The police
arrested a man named Garderister who
had in his possession five hundred forg-
ed $1,000 United States notes made here.
Several bad notes of United States were
offered. 1t is supposed the fOrger has
accomplices in Other places in Europe
and America. The police are actively
engaged in tracing the matter.
LONDON, September 10, Evening"
Consols closed at "a l-6; 5-20's weak at
49,; Illinois Central US: Erie A.; Allan
tic Great Western -.
FRANKFORT, September IL, Evening.
United States bonds 76f.
LIVERPOOL, September 10, Evening.
Cotton market unimportaut.
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From Richmond.

RICHMOND, September l6.-General
Scho6eld to-day issued an order for the
election of delegates TO the State con
vention on the I'D of October. There
are to be elected los delegates, of which
Richmond has five and Norfolk and Pc
teIs6urg two each. Fourteen days pre-
vious to the election the Boards OF Reg
istration will make % final revision OF
their lists. The polls at Richmond will
be kept open for two days.*
Colonel Burnham, detailed as Judge
of Hastings Court, charged the Grand
Jury this morning. He said no dis
tinctiOn on account of coler or caste
would be allowed in court.
General Schoiield ordered this morn.
that all regist cred voters and none
others should vote on the subscription
to the Chesapeake & Ohio railroad.
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New York Items.

NEw YORK, September l6.-Collector
Collicott to-day gave bail in the sum Of
$4,000. before the United States Com
missioner, to appear for trial.
Miss Adelaide c. Hayes, teacher of Il
public school in Jersey City, is held for
trial charged with cruel punishment ola
child.
The Black Crook was.in court to-day.
jarrett and Palmer asked that a Mr..
Harry Wall, who induced MademOiselles
Sangall and Betty Regill to leave their
service. and had sworn to burst up the
establishment 10y taking all the articles
away, be bound over to keep the peace.
Palmer alleged that Sangall al Regill,
after being put, the former into third
rate theatre in Boston, and the latter
into concert saloon in Chicago, were
abandoned by Wall and left i'll bad
condition. Justice Bowling deci led not
To pass judgement upon the matter until
the testimony of the ladies was brought
before him. They are to come here, and
in the meantime Wall is admitted to
bail.
At meeting of the Grand Lodge of
the United States to-day various com
mittees were appointed to prepare bust
ness. The lodge visit Central Park
Tuesday aud the City Institutions on
Wednesday morning.
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New York Stock Market.

New YORK, september 10.
Stocks opened dull, rallied slightly
again, became heavy, and closed heavy.
Quicksilver, 26!a264; Pacific Mail, 14O4a
a144!; Atlantic, ll11all2; Western
Union Telegraph, 42!a42s; New York
Central, lO7salOSf; Erie, 67fa675; Hud-
son, 13lal32; Reading, lOlBalO2; Ohio
certificates, 27a27s; st. Paul, As; Michi-
gan Central, ll0alll4; Michigan South
ern. 7sta784; Illinois Central, l2Oa
al2l; Toledo, 128lal29; Pittsburgh,
S6aS6t; Rock Island, l02salO2t; North
western, 43a43s; do preferred, 6Ssa6ot !;
Fort Wayne l03sal03s.
American Express, 65a66; Adams, 654a
Co.; United States, 66ia67 Merchants
Union, 1S4a20.
The Express says the reported cotton
failures in Liverpool to-day had Il ten
dency to stifien prices. 1t appears some
heavy firms at Liverpool are finding it
difficult to meet their renewed Obliga-
tions now falling due, and failures in
the present condition of the market
abroad it is feared will be the result.
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New York Cattle 10 nritet.
New York, September l6

NEW YORK, september 10.
BEEF CATTLE-Firmer feeling and
prices higher tor better grades; steady
for lower grades. The offerings, which
amounted to 2050 head, were all dis
posed Of The average quality was bet
ter than last week. Extra 17a179;
prime, 16tal6f; first quality, l59al6;
fair to good, 14fal5t; ordinary, llal3li
inferior, oal0. Receipts, 6l26.
SHEEP Il LAMBS-Less bouyant.
under low demand and fair supply.
Prices we're trife lower and closed
heavy. The offerings, 1000 head, were
disposed of, however. Extra sheep, eta
g.; prime, 5aa6; ordinary and common,
4ta5l; inferior, HAS.
HOGS-The market ruled quite ac'
tive and firm during the week; on Sat
urday, sales were made as high rs 3! fol
extra.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, September Ii.
FLOUR-Firmer; sales of superfine
ut : 75a9 90; extra9 5OalO 90 and family
10 50a10 10.
WHEAT-Firmer and prices higher;
closing with buyers ut % for No. red
and sellers at = %; white is held ut
= 35a2 40.
CORN-Dull ut 00.
OATS-Opened active aud No. sold
at 62a63 but closed dull at 6Oa6l.
RYE--Firm ut 25a1 %.
BARLEY-Scarce aud in demand at
| 40al 50.
COTTON-Dull and prices are nomi-
nal at % for middling.
WHlSKY-Steady at 50 in bOud.
MESS PORK-Quiet and unchanged.
BULK MEATS-Quiet at l3al5.
BACON-Dull; no sales of import
ance.
LARD-Sold at l3!al3f, chiefly at the
latter rate.
CIEESE-Higher; closing at l3al4
for Western Reserve; the stock is light
and the tendency of prices is upward
BUTTER-Scarce and prices higher;
30a35 for fresh.
EGGS-Firm at Is.
SEEDS-Nominally unchanged.
GOLD-In demand at AIT; not much
Offering.
MONEY-The market is unchanged.
EXCHANGE-Steady.
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Ciucinnati Races.

CINCINNATI, September 16.-The run.
ming races at the Buckeye Club course
commences on Monday next. The meet.
ing promises to be success. A great.
er number of first-class horses are en-.
tered for the purse than ever contended
in any race course before in this county
The loss by the fire on Saturday night
is estimated at half a million dollars
The amount of insurance is not yet as
certained.
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An Army OF More than fr'
Thousand Office-HOldrr

Are consuming your substSDoe and b.
other hungry eXpectants ON gAihrt. e
yultures, to banquet upon tbr vital p
trate State.
Your public buildings are sinking doisi' ,
the hundred thOusaDd, with no apparent -.
Your Lunatic Asylum has alrrad, co.iH'"
third more than the original esiinaif ~ ,
whole, and the first winEi- not YET oou'sss
At the present rate, more than one Mills
dollars will be consumed In what j. hoiEia. =
than a stupendOus frand at WlhUb your i'-'
servants are cOnniving
The Penitsntiary wsSeXpectsd " ~ S'". :
tl65 900, but through the inoanPei'h'' y
planned II, nearly fonT times ~ much ~ : .
will he required IA was originally lnirbSs :.
the expense Of the building will b. bts -
Of one million dollars. Other OPERATION =
lie men show q similar disrrgafi Of 'oa' -
est. Many of them are mrrr scheme 81 ~
benefit and public robbery -
Not q single Radical journal of ID. oSg :
uttered word Of denunciation Of thrs 90 90
other public wrongs. To the RD'isFn
almost the exclusive honor Of cbAmT'"aa.
popular cause against the OuiTsgr' :" =
plunderers. In pursuance Of IT, paip d,
hunt down corruption aud eoTTupuos" =
REGIsTHR will lay before the prr"p' =.
startling facts concerning the oni.l
funds npon public works. The mS-' -. -. !.
frauds are known 20 have b"en IeiP,Ittn.ll,,.,.
every Taxpayer has All intsrs-, ~ th'u = =
ment. We call upon the people 10 80"
support us In our effort
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New York Market.
NEW YoRK, September Is.

AZ" AOENN' SSP'ShioSA ~.
COTTON-Declining; sales 500 bales
at 25a253 for middling uplands.
FLOUR-Receipts 1924 barrels;
market firm and i'll fair demand; sales
of 1900 barrels ut 25a9 - for State and
western; 9 90al2 50 for extra western ;
9 35al2 % for round hoop Ohio; 10 GOA
ID 90 for new st. Louis, closing quiet,
with holders more disposed to realize.
Also, 1900 barrels extra State, sellers
option October, 10 %. California dull
at l2 40; sacks and barrels II GOALS so ;
sales of $50 barrels. Rye flour 75a7 IS.
WHISKY-Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT Receipts 43,lS bushels ;
market la2c better for spring, with a
fair demand for export; sales of 76,soO
bushels at 2 1sa2 % for No. 2 spring
2 % for No. 4 do; 3 "a for No. do, to ar
rive; 2-45 for amber State; 623 for
white.
RYE-2OOO bushels westers ut 4Oa
/ 45.
BARLEY-DulL
BARLEY MALT-Quiet.
CORN-Reccipts 81, III bushels: mar.
ket la2c better, and active; sales OF
157 900 bushels at l 22al % for new
mixed western; l7al 81 for unsound.
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New York Dry Good. Market.

New YORK, September 10.
The dry goods market was less ami
mated but moderately active, particu'
larly for cotton goods, and prices quite
uniform and firm, the only change being
decline of 2ic yard on 1914 bleached
Pepperell sheetings and 4c Il yard on
Empire prints, which now sell ut lSc
Atlantic prints going off quick at he
which is cheap, as they are on a good
cloth, said to be "a square, but probably
only 60 by 81.
George A. Wicks & Co. have started
again to-day.
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OATS-Opened o shade frmer and
closed lower; sales C. 600 bushels at 66i
a6S for new Ohio and Chicago. 80
Total stock of grain in warehouse
September 16, 1S67-Wheat, 242,oso
bushels; corn, 1,165, LOG bushels; oats,
246, 294 bushels; rye, 1881 bushels;
barley, 9705 bushels; malt, 56,477 bush
els. peas. 1920 bushels.
R1CE-Dull; sales 100 bags at 9a9t:
| COFFEE-Firm: sales $50 bags Rio.
SUGAR-Firm; sales $50 hogsheads
Cuba at 11fa12s, and so boxes Havana
at l3t.
MOLASSES-Steady.
Observation-Disclosures for crude
and IL for refined in bond. .oo
PORK-Dull and lower; sales 3oeo
barrels at "a 50a24 70 for new IN mess,
closing at "a 62 regular; 20 5oa2l w for
prime. and "a 90 for prime nIess.
BEEF-Steady; sales l2o barrels at
previous prices.
BEEF HAMS Dull. -....
BACON Quiet.
CUT MEATS-Steady; sales,185 pack
ages at 12lal3 for shoulders and l5aal7
for hams.
LARD-Unchanged; sales of $50 bar
rels at l39al4s and small lots at l43.
BUTTER-Steady at Has for Ohio
and 15a35 for State.
CHEESE-Quiet.
LATEST M.
FLOUR-Quiet and steady.
WHEAT-Qnite firm and at iaiI
export demand for spring at 2la2 ~
for No. = and = 25a2 20 for No. OH the
spot.
RYE-Firm at 40al 45 for western
OATS-Heavy at G6ia67 for Chicago
and Ohio.
CORN-Firmer at 23al 25i for mix
ed western.
PORK--Easier; mess ut "a 50 cash and
at "a So for regular.
BEEF-Steady.
CUT MEATS-Firm and at fair de-
mand.
BACON--firm.
LARD-Quiet at lifal4J for fair ia
prime steam.
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From, Portland.

PORTLAND, Me-, September l6.-llon.
Thomas Amory Deblos, a distinguished
lawyer, died to-day, aged -.
A band of burglars, operating i'll this
State. between here and Bangor, has
been broken up, and parties connected
with it arrested. Considerable stolen
property has been recovered.
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Total

The offerings of cattle to-day rs indi-
Gated above were larger than at any
time during the season, and with such
pressure it is rather astonishing that
prices have been so well sustained, at
laic per h., being the extent of the
decline realized.
About 80 head of the arrivals were
not offered, being designed for other
markets, and the balance were all sold,
but few, however, at the extreme prices
named, the market closing very dull.
The quality of the cattle offered was
only medium, with but very few extra
fine beeves. StOckers, though there
was an abundant supply, were chiefly
of an inferior quality, and for such as
found purchasers prices ranged from
5a64c, under very brisk demand; for
such as were suitable for winter feeding
at 6la7ic.
THE SWINE MARKET.
The receipts for the past week amount
to SAP head, against 5665 the previous
week.
REMARKS.
The supply of hogs has been good
during the week, and with Il very brisk
demand the market has ruled quite
firm, and we note an advance since our
last report of t per cent. per Id. The
market, however, is well supplied, and a
further advance is not anticipated ut
present; sales of fair to good hogs are
being made at l0al0! cests, and fer
common to fair 9al0 cents, net.
nIrnT.TtnSS
McClclland II Logan quote hogs at
9falOic, with ~ fair supply and demand.
Gray \ Index quote hogs at 9falOIc,
with fair supply and good demand for
good hogs.
Tinker II Maple quote hogs at Ola
1Oic, and fat hogs in good demand.
5. Wilhelm Il. Co. quote for fair to
good fat hogs at lOal0ic, and for COM
mon 9al0c.
THE SHEEP MARKET.
The arrivals Of sheep during the week
amount to 1858 head, against $685. last
week.
REMARKS.
The arrivals of sheep during the week
have been largely in excess OF the de-
mand, and We note further decline of
/ cent per pound.
The sales have been fair, amounting
to about $500 head, but chiefly to farm
ers as stock sheep, of which the most of
the sales have been made at = OOa3 90
per head, and for the few sales made to
butchers prices ranged from O0a5 90
per head, or 4 0Oa5 % per pound, gross.
At the close to-day large number is
left unsold, and the market dull.
QUOTATIONS..
Tinker Il Mapel quote fat sheep at
4a5c per pound, stock at = 00a3 20, and
lambs 2 O0a3 50 per head, with an over
supply and Very dull.
S. Wilhelm 4 Co. quote fat sheep at
4a5!c, and for stock 50a3 10 per head.
). Frankenstein 4 Son report the
sales of about 1000 sheep during the
week at ) 00a5 90 per head for fair to
good, = 0Oa3 w for stock, and = C0a4 90
per head for lambs.
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From 10. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, September 16.-The United
States Railroad Commissioners, after
inspecting and accepting another sec
ton of twenty-five miles of the Kansas
Pacific Railway, returned here ysster-
day and leave for Omaha to-day to in
spect thirty-five miles just completed
on the Union Pacific route.
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RuructI 10 Death.

BosrON, September lG.-The dwelling
house of Jarius Keene, at East Abing-
ton, was burned last night. Mr.. Keene's
two daughters, only children, aged IL
and II, were burned to death. keene is
in New Orleans. His wifeand daughters
were alone in the house.
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/ w..h,pa,ep r,e,.,..

WASHINGTON, September l6.-Mrs,
Caroline Gould Hildreth, wife of the
late historian, Richard Hildreth, died
August ls, Of cholera, at Naples.
The President will 10 accompanied to
Antietam by British, Spanish, French,
Russian, Italian, Austrian, Nicarauguan,
Honduras and Mexican Ministers, with
their Secretaries of Legation. -.-. ,.
Lieutenant Colonel Wood, Lienten-
ant Parker and two surgeons, OF duty
in New Orleans, were taken with the
yellow fever and are dangerously i'll.
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State Of West virginia.

Ohio County Circsit Court, 4EgHst Rules,
1867.
Lewis Lunsford
rs. -,
Robert Wray and IhIhAnoerS'
George Erdner.
V'HR OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO RE
u cover against the defendants the sam Of
SIS, with interest thereon from september
9Th 1853, and ss33 with interest thereon from
January ID, ls66; until payment
And 1t appearing from an affidavit Med in
the cause, tat the defendants arc not residents
Of this State, On motion Of the complainant, by
his attorney, il Il ordered that they do appear
here within one month after the fourth
weekly publication In the Wheeling REGISTER,
and the due posting Of this order, and answer
an amended Bin In Chancery dled In the Clark 8
Office Of the Circuit Court of Ohio county, at
August Rules, 1851.
A copy. MICHAEL j. BRENIG.
Clerk.
Teste: MICHAEL J. BRKINIG,
K G. HOLIDAY, Clerk.
Sol for Complainant. aug2s ltd&3tv
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HOWARD HOUSE,
Nos. S Il . North Howard 81

TWO DOORS FROM BALTIMORE STREET.
BULL & sRwELL, Proprietor..
BALTIMORE, March I, 1867.
WE HAVE LEASED THIS HOUSE AND
w have enlarged the Office, introduced Steam
throughout the house, renovated and remodeled
the Water Closets, repapered and repainted the
Rooms and furnished them with new carpets,
furniture, &c. Wehave in fact, made the house
entirely new inside.
We have also telegrs oh Office in the building
with wires running to Ill parts Of the United
States Canada and Europe. TO-.
Our Tables win at all seasons be abundantly
supplied with all the market affords,
We have also attached TO the Hotel an elegar
Billiard Room, furnished with Tables made e1
pressly for rs by the celebrated manufacturers
Messrs. PHELAS q CoLLKSDER, Of New York.
Our Bars win be supplied with the best Of
Wines and Liquors.
Servants attentive and polite, and every at
tention will be paid to the comfort OF the Guesp
and Patrons of the House which viii be made %
HONE Ike as possible.
Stages win be at the Depots on arrival OF
trains, also at the steamers on their arrival TO
convey guests and their baggage to the House.
BULL & SEWELL,
mar223m Proprietors
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They are prepared from vegetable extracts that
are harmless on the system, and never nauseste
the stomach OF inpregnate the breath. No
change Of diet is necessary while using them,
nor does their action in any manner interfere
with business pursuits. Price 81 per box.
Either of the above mentioned articles will be
sent to any address, closely sealed, and post
paid, by mail or express, on receipt OF price Adj
dreUs all orders to
BERGER, SHUTS, e. Co, Chemists.
No. 2S5 River Street, Troy, n. Y.
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