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4. !Oa Shaw. u. T.. ths tenth noihj day Of Nay.
s, T,ss hs1S,sS "a "a p;
, al Sorss. o DO no. is.s cha. fourteen 90 hand.
sound IN all respects, broken 70 saddle and subject to
nspeetien on delivery No proposal will be enter
ined for less lumbar than twenty Ave 49, horses.
Bidder. .hculd Eve their names In full as we'll as
Zach proposal must b aeeompanIed by . written
hat eontTsel will q ones b entered into in accord.
ahes with The terms Of this should the
tx approved bond d hfy yso per cent of the amour,
fths Contract Will Be required. whenever Inc articles
e sarcsmsn. aTs entered iaso for the faithful per-
syideass Of the loyalty and solysncy Of
each bidder and peryon oaorsd q sssurty will be 70.
QuireA. No bid will be sntertaneA unless It fully
INC dEh. reject any Or ali BIDS may b offered
fTopC... mast b made n duplicate. With copy q
VS. 81 ss.% .ad addressed to the under
Cenraets 70 b ssbeet 70 The approval Of tho Dis
trlet, Department, and Diyison Commanders
Bidders must DO present In person at tho opening Of
BIZ. order Of Brevet MAI, Gen. A. u. Terry, com.
Captain and A. q. cSi,s q. L..
jaS0-0 % District Of Montana,
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REsiGsArIoS or An OLD FIRENAS.-Ths Bal
timors Snn Of yesterday says:
Mr.. VIM. O. Simms, member No. 2 engine
company, has rendered to the board Of are CON
missioners his resignation. Mr.. simms has been
associated with the FIRE department for thirty
three years, and was for several years president
OF the Washington Hose Company.
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PROVIDENCE HosPITAL, -I 900
&C.,. =, .rHS sisIEIIEEss " Sts SdHtiHssIrr.

a
TIE sisfkRs " CHikrrY,
Corner Of second street s9st anA strset south Cap
sArHAIrHr Aiss44 1SSST aI4R PART o, WASH.
patients q every esss, both medes and sufstss
The cars run within two squares Of the huiIdinG
PAuentS Will DO resolved Into the wards A u mar
Woekt paynble In sdvaAoe. Thia includes Medicine
and Medical or Surgical Attendanes. 80 =.
JsEDic Il u sfH M A iFafafnaaiS,fH
=, piH SsAas s X. H. ~ ..i.... between
yssH f2prtssnth end fiGssath sirests.
WIN hARBURY, n. D., W Il street
~ rHospsoN Rseso.s ~,
q TSEb, Y = East C.pIto, street.
oRA,y5SSS $ aSSsS, nj cdisiSsir!4hiisIs$s
;S ifs ssi.'iH'''S T.. Seventh .S.., s..-...
EaSHxsHpLtkR, W ! s. ;ssss' .I.aa.
yOHhBOM kLlOT, 20 street. f1'"aI.nNIf
O. u, LlBRhhANh, a. Thirtssnth str,et
Application can b. made At the Hosptai or 10 ethsr
Of the Aboye-nam physeiAns. Physicians sendipr
patients TO the Hospi who may occupy private rooms
have the privilege o. attending the same
A~ho persons With eontA gious Diseases admitted
hSrRR L6RKTTX O'REfILY,
u. 81 I'D Nm
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OFFICE OF LIaHr- HoUsE ISsPECrOA,l
BuYFALo, February, lSS.
Proposals will be received at this once until the
nth dayof February, 1858. for setting the Buoys At
Maumes Bay, Rasin Point, Point horilla, and Detroit
dusky river, and sandnsty bay;
Separate contracts Will be made In the division and
order named Of the foregoing points, and will embrace
the taking the buoys before the close Of naygaton
IF fho Baoys 10 Be furnl.hsd ~ t6s GSvernmsnt.
~ ''s'' " INV A FRSscfs b. ELLISON,
fslb-td Inspector.
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ADuLL FELLOW, speaking Of an acquaintance
to a journalist, said: :" He Is very timid, he
couldn't say boo TO . GOOSE How do you
know" inquired the journalist, did you ever
try him."
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TINTED STATES SALE OF LANDS IN THE PAR.
" ISM 81 81; HELENA,s Q,

H.. ZOE BovrM CAROLINA, y
u,a., PFGh un, 9; q; Jaa p is@
unls Ia force and 10 amend AZ act to establish .
bureau for The T,sf e ssa rsSs.; and for
Penney. sssrery q tSs ssnsts p Tie G.ii.d ss.s.
section of said act, We Do hereby make .known snd
declare thss public sale will be held Al College
eommsneipg on the ID day of March, iss, clock
p AZ az Sr IF s % Ss
heretsfors sold,
The sforesaia sale may be adJournsd, a. may DO
sxPedlent from place 70 place within the said parish,
ard from time 70 tins By Or hy written
said property IL sold 10 the highest bidder.
Terms eash. and II not paid for before the close Of
taken By any person DIVING the same b SGT
~ agsn foi sale TO the highest bidder, At the dsere
- y - 'WI wy. HEsaY BRISBANE,
ual.ed State. Direct TAX Ccmni:.ionsi. for South
CArolina. 'i.' fel5-td
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Matiunal gepublitau.
Anccdote. OF : Printer.

"HNs"St~HSh EHhnhNEs
The following are skstohss illustrative Of the
character Of the late Mr.. Swain, the Phiiadsl.
phia publisher: Ht Il o.. 20 .
paper dealer met him one day 10 tho street.
" Mr.. 81 said he I" I havs some excellent
white paper o. the sire Of the L>issr. Do you
wish 70 buy"
"Yes, sir,n was the reply.
what are you willing TO give for III" was
the next inquiry
"Prseissiy the worth Of sir; neither more
nor less" was the rsjoindsr.
"oh! Of course. Bat I mean, Mr. s., Whist
can you afford to give me for III"
Double price, II I ehooss; but I don't"
But, FIX the price. SIR"
al never pat price, on another mans goods.
II you don't know the value Of your own paper
you should not attempt to dispose oft. IL you
do, you are wasting my time sad your own 10
idle ciroumlooutions to get the advantage OF me-,
Tell me your price Ifit suits, WE'LL II not, you
may End some other customer" 7Er'
A gentleman once called upon him with an
advertisement Of benefit for . poor widow with
several helpless children. How much for the
advertisement, under the ciroumstances?r said
he Just what II comes to-" said Mr.. g.;
business 10 business, air; charity 10 another
question" Bat to poor widow, sir! evsry
dollar saved Is matter Of serious moment to her
family" Business Is business, I repeat, sir.
What choose TO give In charity In my. own
private Affair MY business has nothing 70 90
Win nsn you uintAhe 10 is ~, MOI
aSen', .L me senuemAn pau 'ns ohi sey
Ie,uotAntiy, amountihs 70, petnAPs, apu ".
gong OUT OF tee once rensctng raner sewy
ms oHn mhnd upon we Ps,mony =, MI'
sNMne Nnen the i1l.sf stopped MN; you
s s,so TINS Wiaos. sshe nones. anu ,a ~,
one y, ni. mr. Q. shppeo Sio on 10 uns
genuemans hana, ana turning on ms nes''
"ahe3 away saying oasines' " oa"nsss
: 90 -
, ihk lsAL OF fAscS ntIs .1,
u 9 on AssLAvuhIkhns INA amen
MARI, inaicteu LOT tne muIuer OF Oounoue v.
fornsni,ii on tns zo,n o. June iAst, oy soootins
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UsITED STATES Patent OFFICE,

On the petition Of BIAS lSGRAHAh, Of Bristol, Con.
heecut pray for the extension Of patent granted
to him the Sd day Of December, 1901 for an Improve.
the expiration Of said patent which takes place on
the Sd day Of December, lSGS:
II Is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent once on MONDAY, the 18th day Of October
next, at u o'clock. m. and all persons are notified
to appear and show cause, II any they have. why
sAid petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are REQUIRED 70 ale
forth in writing, at least tiesnv days before the day
OF hearing; all testimony ned by either party to DO
used al the said hearing, must DO taken and trans
mltled In aeeOIdanee viii the Jules Of the Office, which
will be furnished on application,
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon a. tosti-
mony must be Med IN the once ficenty ds1s before
the day Of hearngi the arguments. any, within ten
days after nling the testimony.
Ordered. also, that this notice be pubilshed In the
G.. and In the Courant. hartford. Connecticut, once
iOT !hTeS me n5 ~ AZ AZ
day Of hearing A. M STOUT,
fsia.wSt Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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nEPARTMENT OF THB INTERIOR T.
~ ere UEIiEp STATES PArssr 0s!ics,

On the petition 9f MAHLos Loo ~ Wsshinsto1,p
az ID day ~ May, lsA. for an Improvement in
Pilates for Artificial Teeth Tor .oyen years from tie
expiration q said patent. which takes place on the
ordered that The said petition be hoard At the
a. u clock m aud all persons are soAsS 10 appear
ana shSg saps any shey have why 'aa petition
fsrSn; oppc:lns ne esssn.ion are rsaSired Y his
In writing at least fesnfp days before tie day Of
hearins, all testimony nisd By either party 20 Be
ured ~ the said hearing, must be taken and trpns-
ted IN accordance with the rules Of the oee. which
will be furnished on application, .L-Ii- = - r..
mony, mut be fled In the once tpenfy days before
the day Of bearing; the argumens any, within ten
days aftsr alinG the testimony. n - r. ~ "
Ordered alsc, that this notice b. published N the
once week for three the hrst of said
70 DO least sixty days RTeyiou, e the
fsbS.wN Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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Notices Of Patents.
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
- UNIrHp srArEs PArrsY Oryrelt

:. .'.u.F. wasaiseror. feb, q isb.
lucky praying for The .ste9sioa Of ps,enl arantet
70 hin The " day q Nay s ior an ,IRssys. ne
patent. whes tales place i6s ~ ~ q NsJ iss
Patent omce on MONDAY, the Nth day Of April
neIi 81 y clock. m and all Rsrsors are soyasd
petition ought not to be granted. .l"I.F = !.
i wLiiIn!, q least tcsstY d.y bsfOr. q. dsy q
furnished on application. 7 - 49,
DspO.IiiOns ana other pspsr., relied upon a. test.
ncny nus, b hsS IN The tosyty day. before hs
porasSsd also 'het ~. nStlss be pssii;hsd in he
o., and In the Journal, Louisville, kentucky,
once week for three successive wecksi the hrsi
y ~ S fh'arnSS s,, c0m,,,,aasM. sFogT
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JoLUaBIA DisFaE sIIlHyXy, FOR WOVEN AND
Corner Of Tsurtsenth ana n strse,s.

This Dispensary 10 in eonasction with Columbia
Hospial and 10 opened for tho treatment Of out door
patients. who are supplied with Aedieins, Medical
and Surgical treatment FREQ. -. = 49,
Patients who arc about 70 be confined and dosire 10
20 attended At their own homes. bot who are unable
TONER will be furnished with medical stten free.
By sa yins their names and address a the Hospital
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-iASlW6w

BoRDEsro%SJsa bS1Esr4AJ 5k sSoEEt55oE' y
EgRNlsHEs THE yKRY BHsT RDUoATIosAL
ADVANTAGE In oo4neetion with . pleasant home.
.ddis.. Rsy. i0HE ID b&AKELEY. a y. ,Presf
TEPOETTTTXNNbUNCENEIT
A Beautiful niustr.ted Book. worth = Thous.nd
PPois5 ,sp rss .SsEss' e. sS;isHs q cents
u %si ntsiops Pis S.i NV Yort Oily. ''''' NO.
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IL THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
1855, Equity Doc. Q.

Henry q Prther '0''' hau'S pOe'e
r.S:sssS ia. k had sSa s sSf1
proyemoni., % wiIisn y. Wyis, ri y, sis. and
Tie s.:t part p lot !sS In ;9rars No !. de-
tsjs@.. sSssP!s s tS, sas WI ~ ;sd
ibis 18th day OF February 1893. ordered by the eonr
That isd salos be. and the same are hereby natl
shown on or before tho 10th day Of March next pro-
yided copy Of this order be published in some news
said day, D
By order Of the Court.
fel5-w3w Clerk.
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Leave Tunnels s.on Monday ~ rr,e>y

Leave Lea, Tunnells s'o's Monday ~ r''ey
Arsive Al DAssbosc, by Jpn. ldsl ,l.
miles and BACK, thfee times ! week,
Leave seaford Mandy, Wednesday and
Friday on arrival Of caN-sayspm.
t f,,ss, SG Il ,ssc y sSndy w.da'-d'y and
.Propossis also Invited for more frequsus sec.
asso Prom LaursL b. I.oyss Gross Rosds, 1an-
Berlin, S71< miies and back, twice q week.
Leave Laurel Monday and Fridpy At asso
d m. sN . . DBL. ' Il q
Arrive al Berlin By 10 y m.
Leave Berlin Tuesday and Saturday at IN.
Arrive at Laurel by lao p m. ...L"
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NJ HouRs ~ AEIsSDAHoE AT TEE pIsrHssARr.
Wsdnesdsys. from 2 to t.......PTo j. II. fhompson
G0lnbls osp !. open ici IL: reception ~ STs:
Patients upon orders Of the Honorable Socrctary Of
tained OF the Surgeon in -ohief, Or. J. THOEPsONst
nrst Isns.diy
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-11-06

TAXING up TENDER PLANTS
Those, having plants it is desirable
to save throng ID the winter that are
tender, must now take them up and
pot them. pMa
In taking up save all the roots
possible, and shorten in the shoots
we'll to compensate for the distur.
bancc. Where tho plant is already
compact in growth, and it is not
desirable 20 cut in very much, dis
]oa6ng will have the same effect.-
But without one or the other, plants
taken from tho free ground and
pottcd ars sure to suffer. After
potting, set them in. . close, shady
place for = time, giving the earth a
4 rod soaking Of water. ri A common
error among the uninitiated is over
po.ting. Uso pots as small as the
roots Will conveniently 60 into;then,
after they have started into growth
they may have a.shift into larger
pots. by which means the. stimulus
Of fresh soil is very conducive to
their xell doing. Many plants,
properly treated. will give quite
proiusion Of flowers during the late
winter and early spring, and as the
time comes round make splendid
plants for summer decoration. --s
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-11-06

An ITEM FOR TREE GRowERs.--
Charles Downing says that he once
witnessed remarkable change pro.
puced on the body Of = pear tree BY
wrapping it in straw. The tree was
Brown Beurre, grated about
seven feet high from the ground,
upon stock which for years had
not grown as rapidly as the graft,
and presented very decided bulge
.r swelling at the junction Of the
graft. This smaller portion was
encascl in straw about two inches
thick, and at the end Of two seasons
it was found, on removing the straw
that the contracted, or heretofore
smaller stem had swollen to the full
size Of tho graft above, presenting
but slight indication Of the point
Of union between graft and stock.
This is an item Of interest. and
many tree growers who have trees
with contracted stems, evidence Of
some natural want Of affinity with
the graft may find ineita hint for
practical use. We have ourselves
practicel wrapping the stem. Of
Alorello cherries, when worked atsa
height Of two or three feet with the
free growing or sweet varieties,
with moss. and thus kept them
swelling regularly With the growth
Of tho graft for years.-Horticultu-
rist.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-11-06

AGRICULTURAL JoKEs.-The
Ohio Farmer gets off the following !:
Large horses are generally most
admired by farmers but farmers
arc most admired who PONY up. !,
Prosperity Is generally based on
knowledge and industry; the swine
will Get most that NOSE most
Farmers are like fowls--neither
will get full CROPS without industry.
Because . man who attends q
flock Of sheep is shepherd, makes
it no reason that q man who keeps
COWS should be COWARD,
We like to see 4 farmer increase
the growth Of useful plants and
shrubs around his home, but do not
like to see him use rails, poles and
boards to PROPAGATE with.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-11-06

Agriculturists should not trim
away the trees from their ponds J;
they are not particularly useful in
projecting tho water from evapora-
ton. III the summer of 1864 CAL
culation was made, which showed
that ia forty days the evaporation
ofan unprotected pond containing
about a. go gsllons Of water wss
1000 eallons, Las much. in fact,
Is would hare supplied . flock Of
500 sheep for tho time. .
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To the East,

Passengers going East will ind the.
Grand Haven R0nte, the shortest
cheapest, and most COMFORT ABLI ROrrE
TO all points EAST, on and after Monday
May 4th 1868. The Steamships Of this line
will leave Milwaukee from Co.'S dock foot
Of ,4 MsLwAUkEE SrREE1,i- DAELY,
Saturday cxcepted) at 90OeP. M !.
MAKING ciREcr sig CONNECTIONS Mt
Grand Haven with morning express trains
less than by any other route. Through
tickets for sale by Geo. l.. Scott at depot
Prairie du Chen Wis, and At all principal
ticket Offices in the Northwest, also at Co.'S
Office 695 Main Street, Milwaukee and
on board Steamships. "f,..ytil , "'-
W. W. WILSON, Western Passenger
Agent Milwaukee, Wis. $780,,
THOMAS BELL, Gen: supt. Detrsis /
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--->-~--~--~-------- (
JsSA PE GRowRa's MAxlMs. II

lsSA rE GRowRa's MAx1xs.-1.
Prepare the ground in fall. plant in
Surfing
>. Give the vine plenty Of manure,
old and well decomposcd; for fresh
manuel f1eites sioah. bat does
not nlatSreit.> Y: ,kE ss' ks
IS. luxuriants grow q dqep MT ~
wayseAsufe fruit L. Il h0 - "
1. Dig deep, and plant shallow.
S. Young vines produce beautiful
fruit, but ola vines the richest - :
6. Prunc in autumn to ensure
growth, but in the spring fruitful
ness.
!. Plant; your,vsinsa BE before you
put up trel1ises. -
8. Vines, like soldiers, should
have good arms.
9. Pruuo spurs 10 ono we'll devel-
oped bud. for tho nearer the old
wood the higher favored the fruit.
10, Those who pruue long must
soon climb. .esg ii s.rsaroa. 1so5s q L ! =
IL. Vine leaves love the sun, the
fruit the shade.
IL. Every leaf has q bud at its
base, and either s'b,tnch Of fruit or
= tendril opposite to it..
Is. A tendril is an abortivc fruit
bunch, "a bunch, offruis productive
tendriL J { = - Z
IA. 4 bunch Of grapes without a
healthy leaf opposite, is like ship
at sexwithuut rudder, --it can't
come to PORT.
Is. Latercls are like politicians;
ifnst CHECKED they ate the Worst 81
thieves. -
16. Good grapes are like gold, no
one has enough, tEbe. IGl&A
II. The earliest grape will keep
the longest, for that which is fully
matured is easily preserved. j.
is, Grape 60 tiers arc long 'livers.
10. Hybrids are not always high
bred.
20. He vino buys the new and un-
tried varieties sheald remember that
the sellers maxim is, let the buyer
look out for, himself. r .~;, = .nr ,
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THE BISHOP PILL!
THE BISHOP PLL!,
THE BISHOP PILL!

Not sBrandreth' s'-not sAyer's'-not
sWright's,' But
g Costar's'' Bishop Pill,
(Which is bound to take the place Of all
others . purely vegetable Pill (sugar
coated and Of extraordinary efficacy for
Costiveness, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Head
ache, Nervous Debility, Liver Complaint,
&c. Medical Journal, Sept. s.
Positively the best Pill in the World.
Thousands Of Boxes now used.
All Druggists In CRESCO sell them,
Or address "ccsTAR," No. 10 Crosby It. n. Y.
f sr
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-11-06

THAT Cough will Kill you,' 7sss
Try :Costar's" Congh Remedy.
.sColds and Hoarseness lead to DEATH
Try "Costar's" Cough Remedy.
'tFor Croups-Whooping Coughs, &C.,"
Try "Costar's" Cough Remedy
] ''Costar says it is the best in the wide
world-and If he says sets True-its
True-its True and We say, Try it-Try
it,
Morning Paper, Aug. 20.
All Druggists in CREsCO sell It.
Or address C0sTAR," No 10 Crosby 81. N. Y.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-11-06

An elderly gentlem IN travelling
in a stage coach vaslaunsea BY. =
constant Ere Of words between two
ladies, One Of them It last kindly
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-11-06

!Oh! those Corns. ton! those Germs
Morning Paper, Aug. %. 1alusI I'll
I" !OH MY ! I! OH MY / can't stand Il F.;
but he did, for he sent right of and got =
box Of
sssC0stor's'' Corn Solvent,
and it cured him" .-:-g's ..3sg&. f,
Thousands Of Boxes sold.
r. AL Druggists In CREsCO selli.
Or address "COSTAR." No. 10. crosby St. n, u.
-r r....-s.'.g. lse.& lass. -. 3 ~" .."&
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6COStN1''8'
Standar Preparations

= Costar's" Rat, Rooek, r.. Erterminators
.Costay's" Bed Bug Erterminators.
aCostar's' .only pure) Insect lordfr.
'.only Infail'ole Rene dies Known"
us years established IN New FORK" ef
1000 Boxes and Glasks manufactured daily
IAN Drugsists In cREsCu sell them."
-! BEWARE /! u spurious limitations"
u 90 discs sent b. NAH On receipt Of price.
$500 iDr any three % sises by Express.
Address Hr aE# s-
HENRY R. CosrAI, No. 10 Crosby ST. n. 7
nrFor sale by s.asr
DIR. J. J. CLE1llGER,
Y II ILL.,. Cresco Iowa
nSeSold By oil Wholesale druggists in
All the large terns and cities: (n0ov9
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THE SUBSCRIBERS take this method to inform
Ill persons who wear Shoe Leather that they
have on baud - large And fashionable assortnsnt
AZ
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GontlenDen,--l have waited on
you for my dues patiently, until after har-
vest and pow TINT harvest has come the
only advisable excuse for former delays
viii be to call and pay UP a. ! have but
the same excuse where am indebted I
will wait nut short time.
..SERt tn ~ VIII. ALTMAN.
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HOUSEKEEPERS &c..
HOUSEKEEPERS! 3D.
Men-Women-and Children !!
Women-aa@ Children +!
RkAD-RRA0.
"Cooling to Scalds and Burns," Ezrz
''Scothing to all painfuLwounds, &C."
tsHeuNnu tn all Sores lilcerT kcN


"Healing to all Sores, Ulcers, &C."
J "HENRY r. COSTAR, of No. 10 Cros-
by Streets out with sALyE-which
He calls His =-,e.-
"COstar,sn Buckt thorn Salye !!
Perhaps the most extraordinary sALvE
ever known. Its power Of soothing and
healing for all Cuts, Burns, Bruises, Sores
Ulcers, Chapped Hands and Skin, for Sore
Nipples, for piles, &C., &o.--is without a
parallel. One person says Of it, ! would
not be without Box in my house, if it cost
$500, or had to travel all the way to
New York for it.n il. H. -
r N. Y. Evening News, Sept, s
ar All druggists In CREsCO ssllN.
Or address "cOsTAR," No. 10 Crosby st. n. Y.
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inquired if their converse did
not make his head ache, when he
answered with = great deal Of
naivetc "No, ma'am, I've been
married twcntg-eight years."