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Ao0k Out HOMsekeepers!
ia Canal Street Open Again


174 Canal Street Open Aoa;n.
hessrs Levi Navrs take pleasure To annorr.. A.. .A
nspscse eepers, Restaurants Rarrooms ana
s .ney nave At last eded procunpg tSs -,
E " tne weiFnown energetic polite salssman n
their 's e1'Piees 'ney nave re opened
B r A N CHI STORE
1s4 Canal Street. near Dry.daa
"nere the Largest, Best and Cheapest Stock of
CHINA, GLASS AND CRoCKERY WARE.
PLATED WARE AND TABLE CUTLERY
TIN AND JAPANNED WARE
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE
STOVES OF the best Make in the Coustry esnec,., ,,
COTTON PLANT" all of which win b, sold AZ a. "a
maxim, "CHEAP FOR CASH. 0'1
QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS.
MI Ofner viii ct all times be found a. the mas, And
Lne bof trouble to show goods convpce vhoiasI
ss well as retail tnst they can buy the chesS
LEVI & NAVRA's.
154 Canal Street.
de- ct Street ~ AoiDhAs' near Csron-
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MARRIED:

At Chr,t Church, February s. 1862 by Rev. W. I. Lea
eock' MI FRANK g. TELLER. of st. Louis to Miss
E.ALlNE a. WooDRuFF, daughter of .. J. Hsbers, of
this city. ' VI
~ St. Louis Republican. Cincinnati Commercial and
1bervlle papers please COPY
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-02-09

n.y. and now rnaz, ane 70 D. wINrHALL ists a, a..
ing and ssussssDr ns has cured severe wno
unhappness and an emosed The cause Of ali N, past
prompted 81 Gssit nm who 90 fully deserve. T ebich
s. B. MARTIN.
Residsnee-s9 pr.a.c c.sinst haka @ Rampant street
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-02-09

TIns OF Arrival and Departure or MAIL.
oi-Nev Orleans 70 Brsshier leaves daily tsxcs,s
sunaW ss II Arrive daily Sunday excepted bv a =,
| c,ss go orleans 70 Canton, departure dailyv
oos ssssso p Il, Sunday st II T. Arrives daily A -,
EHe V " sN
Rute ss-New Orleans to st. Frsacisvfe ,upDlv,. A.,
ne snees opened departure Monday at and Friday "a
b An. Arrives Monday and Friday mornines
Route s004-Rew Orleans to Carrolton via Jss.. S,.
oepersurs honday and Thursday at Il Arrive. Monss
and Thursday st4P.u ' A0noa2
horte soo6-New Orleans to Buras settler,sr. -
Coast departure Tuesday Friday at A !. a., 80
| Gay aud Thursday. Arrives sun
hoete soe-Nsw Orleans to Mobile, departure a.,,v
| Il, sunday ct IL L. Arrives daily BY sA ~ifs
| Route seo7-New Orleans to Covington T.
| at4 Aae'oAy and Friday
Aniv,. a,," orleans to Ase departure daily stsa
hsute Sos-New o. leans to yIeksbu,v .r,,. .
g%es opened to Vicksburg; also Red River ma ,.e
- departure Tuesday and Saturday AT a.
nse: on Monday and Friday mornings A'-
nss for Lake Coast Tuesdays and Tbu,.d.x,
ouAys a. lx n, Pascagoula Saturday. a. III .'s
s.ns Tor Galveston, Houston IndIanoIs O.
nssiie brazos Santiago New Orleans ana
>~'o'so close at7 4 Sunday and Tb.,.a. S'oases
TasiT Of Postage for Mexico. c,,
~ indies. etc. "ess
oFAaaieaps. Martinique. French ana ~.
s.,ro 81 Lneia. St. Vincent. Trinidad, srep.Sa",a 81
ctSs, Mexico Hayt, Porto Rico a,
'as. ra, United States Of Colombia Enr,b
'A'"A' oniii EsuAdor-s4 cents half On. obl,v.,o-
Cireuiar Postage,
ea-rs are rated ~ book packets On On ns
T-"s".a - SNi.1eriAnd and Germany, s cents each-
rance England 8, and Italy l2 cent. s..s 'A0n'
RUSSIA 10. via Hamburg cents each
'"e'sn 10 via Hamburg IL cents each.
once Hours.
opens a. o'clock A NJ; closes at sYu
,---e-Ss once opens at o'clock Il: closes AT H.
H. N. Thompson.
PURCHASING AND COLLECTING icrurv
w. EAST TWENTIETH STREET. NEW Won
"'s0'n As1zs or NV ozlzAxs es..s..,,
pITHr~~- - GAA.oHAMDIBR A0HUuLxuxar
-. =, esea sc, purchassd on oommis.isn la-
- P.Ion.sse only Of nrst class House. ~
:. ~-.-. -. S.'sss en- purchase thsmselvss
.,.., - ~" nnss be fsmittsd 70 cover frss,st ..x
re-,-s.. 60 - ss4ases RAYABLK ON DEIIvxRv
,,apr am ~ :. sans .os -<ossans sla . Der o.pt
Lsssrs.s % @ ~ points prsmpsy attended, n
- ov,s-.-roA voA :. 9. NIXON. Proprssss NJ An
Jas. b. 7Nompsom,
: ~ n h H ANT TAILOR,
roseway' Corner OF Eighth street,
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"Sonfhern Lands .agencv.

onsr our services for the disposal Of LANDED pm
ZEE etc, In the Southern States References ana ~
ornation promptly given - ~
LIVINGSTON, EGERTON q CO..
No. 50 Liberty strsst Ns,v y,~x
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London and Lancashire
FIRE INSURANCE CONrpA>rv
Capital $1,000. 900 In Gold.
erty at curIenf F' vi n'orc1anoise and prop
Gold Policies Issued.
x. @. MUSGROvE,
oa.. General Agent
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w A i OHM A X Err. +.
Q Camp street,

nrs wATcHEs JEWELLERY and srrvv.
..,-, ~so GUNS and PISTOLS. Manufacturs. ana :.
p.-s every description Of work in bis linz -na 70
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DR.. Jules Honsber<er.

.OCuLIsI Qsts Assissant to Dr. sicbsa p-,..,',.o
number ,reslss oss hour 70 r. from % coct Tss
ro during 1858 S5s the number ~ vnnc and
Isl for stsns ~ iof CIo.eye IS; Lschrymsi PSt Ia
ami, n ee pleasure TO Dr. Homberrsr 10 r.st &c t
VIZ m treatment 2 pstisnts who have bssn nsa wno
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~. N. zHo,eps0m,
PURCHASING AND COLLECTING srru.,


n II G HI ANT TAILOR.
900 "rosdway. Corner OF Eighth street,
sal NEW YORK. A
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ocss, rmsst IIsEkEEPKRs In the world d.r.rsyo.s
IN EneIsd se.onss OF Tobiaa T. y Cooper and ss
4. sLapoi Appleton, Tracy Co Barfist, 80 eyoas
m Hmerca yurgensen Montandon Esrdin P.s saa Toward
"A. b. GRISWOLD a CO,a
Importers ana Oorner Canal and Royal strees
Wstcbes Ciol o. hLs Jswsry Diamouds A.
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EDISON FEssENDEN, PRruprsr.
LANES L
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The HRONICLE

THE CULTURE OF FLowERs.-It has
been said that few things tend to ex-
press the character and fortunes of
individuals more than the appear
anc of the window blinds, and the
brightness and cleanliness of the
windows of their dwellings. Moth
ing can be more true; and we cannot
but feel, when this is admitted, that
the same line of reasoning will be
allowed with. regard to flowers. If
we pass by a house, wen though it
be in a narrow, confined thorough
fare, and see upon its window-sills
bright rows of pots filled with gay
geraniums and bell-formed fuschias,
we suppose that surely in that house
there must live some one whose mind
is not wholly choked up and deaden-
ed with the dust of the eity-one to
whom the links are not yet entirely
severed, which bind the heart TO the
lOveliness of nature, and who still
appreciates with a tender care the
sweetest and most beautiful of her
creation. Or, perhaps, u thoughts
taking a sudden turn, may imagine
that some lOne-hearted creature, who
may have been fettered to his cham
Der for months and years by lingering
maladies, flies from his w racking
pains and thoughts, and seeks among
those very flowers which seem so gay
and indicative of youth and happy
hearts TO US, a solace and delight,
which simple things like these often
render to the wretched hearted and
weary. Wherever flowers are seen
carefully tended, we may be sur that
there will be found people of a refin-
ed mind. No one who has not a
gentle and a tender heart can truly
love flowers; and any one who really
does so, w~Orships, it may be neon
sciously, the Eternal One who formed
them.
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The

Main-stays-permanent bOarders.
What comes from the heart goes to
the heart.
Why are cats like MIME balls?
They mutilate (mew till late).
Good fences pay better than law
suits with neighbors.
Bismark's wife acts as his private
secretary.
All great men, with few exceptions,
have been married young.
A San Francisco Judge recently
arraigned the entire audience in his
courtroom for contempt Of Court.
Artemus Ward said that the man
who wrote "I'm saddest when / sing''
was a fool to sing much.
This country consumes 1000, 900
acres of forest annually for building
and manufacturing purposes.
Carriers with diamond buckles are
worn with the new hoops in Paris.
1t is easy to see that the style has not
been adopted here.
ChlorOform is said to be a perfect
solvent for indigo blue, and is now
used very extensively in combination
with that dye.
Josh Billings saws he will nev
patroniZe a lottery so long as he can
hire anybody else to rob him at
reasonable wages.
Governor Geary has vetoed the bill
giving the Executive the power to
commute the death penalty to i'm
prisonment.
A Texas exchange says: ''The
Southern EHterprize comes to our
Office wrapped in $50 coupons attach
ed TO $1,000 Confederate bonds, due
in 1861"
Will asked old ''ten-per-cent" what
he wanted to accumulate so much
money for. Says he, "You can't
take it with you when you die, and
If you could it tCOuJd melt.
Lamartine's favorite phrase in re-
gard to Napoleon l. was "Great in
action, small in ideas, nothing so far
as virtue is concerned; such n man
he WASH
Jones: bridget, I told you to let
me have my hot water the first thing
in the morning" Bridget "Sure,
and didn't 1 bring it up and lave it at
tina dure last night, so as to be in
time SIR"
An Iowa paper, intending to tell us
that prisoner escaped, says: 1.-THE
constable and prisoner disagreed as to
the best route, and, as the prisoner
has not been heard from since, it is
supposed that he took the wrong road.
An ingenious Frenchman in Phila-
delphia skins frogs by drawing all
their interior parts through the mouth
and then stufis and mounts them in a
variety of curious attitudes-such as
billiardists, velocipedists, dentists, sc.
A nObleman, who was q great AM
ateur painter, showed u Of his per-
fOrmances to Turner. That great
artist said to him, my Lord, you
want nothing but poverty to become
a very excellent painter"
"DO you say your prayers regularly
every night and mornings" asked a
sympathetic lady of a little shoeblack
to whom she had just given a trifle.
81 alluz SEE 'em at night, mum, but
any smart boy can take care of hisself
in the day time" was the young
gentleman's reply.
A Frenchman at Natchitoches,
Louisiana, intends to plant, the
coming year several acres of peoples,
and to make opium. He says that an
acre of peoples will make fifty pounds
of opium worth fifteen to twenty
dollars a pound, at a cost of less than
four dollars a pound for manufactCr.:
ing.
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Ashes for Pens.

The Rural AeW Yorker says, A
woman sends us the following from
her diary of her market garden; "In
the spring Of 1856, in sowing peas we
ashed some in the row, leaving other
rows unashed. The difference was
very remarkable. Those that were
-ashed were more thrifty, of a darker,
richer color, producing at the time of
picking larger pods and a superior
quality of peas. The same is true of
turnips.v
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AVERY BAD SPELL-A gentleman
hands Us the following, which he
states he took from a post in Illinois,
where it had been placed by a man
who supposed, no doubt, that the no.
tice was written in the highest style
of the art:
Take Motifs April sth 1869 Rank all
percerns that hav 'cattel of all kinds
COWS horees cOaIts if they wish to hav
them pasterd they kin call 2 milds
Est out on cOrt street. A pasture of
100 acers at SIS per month you call
to they under sinner living on they said
place he will Civ you good saterfac-
ton fardinarn mieFs.
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WRINKLES SHOWING THE AGE q

WRINKLES SHOWING THE AGE OF
A HORsE.-It is said that after the
horse is nine years old, a wrinkle
comes OF the eyelid, and every year
after that he has well-defined wrinkle
for each year over nine. For instance,
if a horse has three wrinkles he is
twelve, if four he is thirteen. Add
the number of wrinkles 10 nine, and
you will always get it. As a good
many people have horses over nine, it
is easily tried. If true, the horse
dentist must give up his trade.
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ONLY ONEDOLLAR

The newly Invented
time-piece, suita-
bic for either lady or gen.
uemen, in handsome
metal case, white dial,
gilt lettered, brass move
ments, sound and servt-
eeable with key COM
plete. Atrue, permanent
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GOES COUGH BALsAMl

This long tried and popular Remedy Is
again called TO the attention Of he public
As often as the year rolls around, the pro-
Prietors annually make their bow tothePeo-
pie, and remined them that amongst the
many things required for the health, COM
fort and s~ustenance Of the family through
the long and tedious monthsof winter, Goes
Cough Balsam should not be forgotten. For
yearsit has been a household m~edieine-and
mothers anxious for the safety Of their chill
dren, and all who suffer from any disease Of
the throat, chest and lungs, cannot afford to
be ytthoutit. In addition to the ordinary
four ounces long In the market, we now FUR
nish Ourmammothfamily size bottles, which
viii, In ommon with the othersizs, be found
at all Drug Stores.
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New Advertisements.
"Veni. Vidi, Vici."

The forthcoming number Of the Illustrated
Western World, printed in oil eolOrs, WILDE
the most beautiful paper ever issued from the
ed. Remember, it is the only paper in the
world hoseillustration are printedin from
one to seven distinct eolors at a single I'M
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number is replete with glowing Romanees,
Love and HiStrionic Tales. 1t is a MT COM
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Sold by all news dealers. subscription, 50
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The cold weather of the past week
has injured the crops in the vicinity
of Charleston, s. c. The cotton plants
is dying out on sandy lands, and it is
feared the stands will be destroyed
and new crops have to be replanted,
which will make the season late.
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The Best Sporting Gun in
the World!

pOPERS american u & Is Gdange Breech
AsLOddng Repedtng SHOT GUN. Improv-
ed by c. ". Spencer, Inventor OF the famous
Spencer Rifle. Firing -Four Shots in TtgO Sec
onds, using ordinary Ammunition. Manufac-
tured by ROPER SPORTING ARMS co,
Amherst Mass. Send for descriptive circular.
giving price list and testimonials.
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Call and Settle

THE undersigned having disposed
Il of his property, known as the STEAM
CARRIAGE FACTORY, South of the Canal,
in Warren, with the exception OF one ware
room and lot, and all new work OF hand
for the sum OF $3.50 respectfully S the
continuance of the liberal patronage here
tofore bestowed upon him to the new firm Of
Drenneu & GoiSt. Mr.. Drennen is an able
mechanic. having been connected with this
factory fOr Is years, and having been the
general superintendent oft for the last thir-
teen years.
n undersigned has about 1000 of Car
riages and Buggies ON hand and for sale
cheap, at the old stand Also, Lumber,
Hubs, blacksmith and WOod-shop Tools,
Steam Engine, &c, which will be disposed Of
cheap for cash, by the.undersigned, at the
new nrm. All persons indebted TO the un-
designed will please call and settle within
the next sixty days. Claims against II. c.
Belden. presented at the old stand, will be
promptly paid. II. c. BELDEN.
Feb. 10, lS69-6mo
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair to
IFS natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and effectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair Is soon restored
to ats original color
,oih the gloss and
FRESHNESS Of yOath.
Thin hair is thick
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WANTED-AGENTS go to $500

everywhere, male and female, to Introduce
the GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON
SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
This machine will stitch, hem, fell, tuck,
quilt, cord. bind, braid and embroider in a
most superior manner. Price, only SIS. Full
ly warranted for i've years. We viii pay ST.
600 for any Machine that viii sew q stronger,
more beautiful, or more elastic seam than
ours. II makes the Elastic Lock Stitch
Every second stitch can be cut, and still the
cloth cannot be pulled apart without tearing
It, We pay Agents from SO to SDOper mont
and expenses, ora commission from which
twice that amount can be made Address,
SECOMB & CO., PITTSBURGH. PA, BOS-
TON, MASS. or st. LOUIS, Mo.
CAUTION Donot be i~mposedupon by other
parties palming of worthless cast-irOn ma
chimes, under the same nance or otherwise
Ours is the only genuine and really practical
cheap machin manufactured
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The reputation this er-
cellent medicine enjoys,
is derived from its cures,
many Of which are truly
marvellous. InTeterate
cases Of Scrofulous dis
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by il.
Scrofulous affections and
disorders, which were az
GaNated by the scrofII-
Ions Contamination until
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The Swiss government wished to
employ women as t~elegraphers. On
learning that operators would be
sworn 10 secresy, many of those who
had applied for situations withdrew,
saying that that was requiring alto
gether too much.
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nLHIRf1 YEARS Experience On De Treat
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est book ever puoltshed-containing nearly
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SUCCESSFUL mode Of cure, as shown by a re-
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me married and those contemplating mar
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condition. Sent free OF hostage to any ad-
dress on receipt OF . cents. in stamps OF
postal currency, by undressing nj IA
CROOK, No. 81 Maiden lane, ALBANY. n. ".
h author may be consulted upon any az
the diseases upon which his books treat
either personally or by mail, and medicines
sent tOany part Of the world.
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,skeTs f6r Dehefcns Pufffy and Gregt Strength.
iIne Try Raeh Ptsrorfag E=raefs q ls PfLin-
DR.. y. G. Holland, Guthor of"KAfhrfna,| &c,
Springfield: They are the standard In al this vicinity.
SlAiu9 Sayers Newport, R. /. the W~ell-knoEn
deIerin luxurtes: Ihavs trsbledm M sales with them
i. Miller q Sons, S1rdtOga, N. T., and others,
largest dealers: They give entire satisfaction d an.
.GOv. NNm. A: Buckingham. CT For long
nIne We have used them and find them very dne.
, 6rocerB and Druggists treble their sales vita
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MENDELsoNrs NATIONAL
BANK NOTE REPORTER AND
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Reports M describes Counterfeits so accu-
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Price Currents of various merchandise, and
Of the n. Y. Stock Exchange, besides other
valuable information. Subscriptions may
commence with any month. MONTHLY per
annuml. sl,0. SESu-MOSTHLY (per annuml
$500. All letters mus be addressed to A.
COIN, Publisher, 20 Nassau Street, n. Y.
Letter Box 5l96.
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DEAFNESS, CATARRH, SCROFULA.-
LA lady who had suffered for years from
Deafness, Catarrh and Serofula, was cured
by a simple remedy. Her sympathy and
gratitude promptsher tOsend the receipt free
OF charge TO my one similarly afflicted.
Address Mrs. NJ. c. LEGGETT, HobOken, n. J..
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pELLs for CHURCH, ACADEMY, FAC
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1t is reported that Berezowsky, the
Pole who attempted to assassinate the
Car, has been secretly pardoned by
Napoleon, and is on his way to this
country.
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THE DOLLAR SUN.

The cheapest. neatest, and most readable
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Goes Dyspepsia Cure.

WIN also be found Invaluable In an caaea ~
Dlarhoea, DysentaTy, Collie, Summer Com
plants, Gripping, and in fact every disorderea
condition Of III stomach
Sold By Druggistsinci city andcouutrv av.--
where nj 81 per bottle, or by appfieaffop 10
THE C @ CLARK co.
Sole proprietors. New Haven, Ct
Jan.S 2. lssa-eoW.
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DRUGGISTS

Any druggist In the country will tell you.
N you take the trouble 70 enquire, that every
cure nom them, speak1 In ths most ~
NED praise OF Its great medicinal virtues.
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HELMROLD'S
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT
SARSAPARHLA.
EradIeates EruPtiIe and lucrative Diseases

Eradlcates EruptlVe ana IloeratlNe DlSeAses
THROAT NOSE EYES EYELLDS SCALP
AND SKIN,
Which so d~ishgure the appearance, PUR-
GING the evil effects Of mercury and re-
moving all taints, the remnants Of DISEAS-
Is, hereditary or otherwise, and Is taken by
ADULTS IND CHILDREN with perfect
SAFETY.
TWO TABLE SPO0NFULS OF the Extract
of S~arsaparilla, added to a pint of water, is
equal to the Lisbon Diet Drink, n done bot
tie is equal to a gallon Of the Syrup of Sar-
Saparilla, or the decotiOns as usually made.
AN INTERESTING LETTER is published
inthe Medico-Chirugical Review, on the sub
ject Of the Extract Of Sarsaparilla in certain
affections, by Benjamin Travsrs, +. R. S,
&c. Speaking Of those diseases, and diseas-
es arising from the excess OF mercury. he
states thai no remedy Is equal TO ne ELtrucf Of
&~1rsGpd-ssd; lis pOtceT Is extraordinary, more
so than any other drug I am acquainted uUiot-
III in the S~tricteSt sense, q tonic ui1 this fnUdiu0-
ole dttTibtre, thai IL Is applicable 20 q state o1Gte
sUSsem so stulken, and ret so irritable as renders
other substances u the tonic class ~HldudRoble or
injurious.
HELMBOLD'S
Concentrated Extract Sarsaparilla,
Established upwards Of Is years. PREPARED
BY II. 7. HELMBOLD,
5o4 Broadway, n. Y.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-05-19

Cough, says the World, kindly
declines to go on the lyceum stage
next winter, but refuses to say when
he will finally Cough.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-05-19

WANTED, AGENTS--HWonder of he
w World /" is warranted to cure Rheuma-
tism n Neuralgia. Sold on the package
system Not to be paid for until tested. I
pay $50 per month and Commission to distrf-
butte packages. J. G. TILTON, Pittsburgh,
Pa. lmarch &-4t can