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New YORK, May I7.-Schepeler Il
Co., a German banking firm, have
failed. They We're largely short in
gogd-estiinated at eight millions, be-
sides one million more in nGovernment
bonds and exchange. Reports that
other parties are involved are IN
founded. t-a
Mr.. Annable, one OF the persons
taken of the schooner Lizzie Major
by Spanish war vessel, and impFis-
oned at Havana, and subsequently
released at the intercessiOn OF the
British Consul, has made sworn
statement before United States Com
missioner Shields, which has been
forwarded to the Secretary Of State,
in which he claims damage for inn
prisonment, and that our Government
- shall take action in the matter. DE
claims 10 be a citizen OF Massachu-
sets.
Several Depaty United States Mar
shals, who attempted to take posses
sion Of an Illicit stiH in Little street,
Brooklyn, to-day, were assaulted, and
two of them severely beaten, by
crowd Of seven hundred residents Of
the vicinity. The officers were driven
off without efecting their purpose.
The trot to-day over the Fashion
course between Lucy and american
Girl, for $1,000, best three in five IN
harness, was won by Lucy in three
straight heats. Time--2.29i, :. 20.
225. ~ GT
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REV ORLEANS.


NEW ORLEANS, May lI.-Governol
Warmoth has issued a proclamation
instituting ten days quarantineagainst
Nicaragum, Central american and
Yera Cruz ports.
In the Seventh District Court, ON
Saturday, a motion for a new trial was
refused i'm the case Of Old Drainage
Commissioners against thd Board
established BY the late Legislatareand
appointed by Gov. Warmoth, confirm
ing previous decisions and establish
ing the legality of-the new Commits
Sioners.
The crevasse below the city is be-
coming worse. II j. stated that y
has been WASHED tlHDagiilthe
leyee to the depth Of fifteen feet, and
several lslndred feet wide The new
work has washed out as faSf as made.
The distance at this point from the
river 10 the lake is but eight or ten
miles, and it is supposed that large
canals and bayOus will carry off water
enough 10 prevent it spreading over >
width Of more than taTee or lqur
miles. Several of the finest pianta-
tions in St. Bernard Parish are sub
merged. Reports haVe been received
to danger to levees above the
city. &s river has only receded a
couple of inches from its highest point,
and the levees at several points near
the eity are in a precarious condition.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON. = 3 g

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE Presi-
dent received fifteen hundred pupils
of South Washington Sabbath schools
in the East room of The White House
to-day by President Grant, who eX-
pressed his pleasure at meeting so
many cheerful and innocent faces. The
schOlars..sang several hymns and then
fled past him. In taking leave il was
intended TO have parade of all Pro
testant Sabbath Schools as heretofore,
but the question of including colored
organizations defeated the purpose.
a large crowd of Visitorsthr0nged the
ante-room OF the Executive mansion
this morning. Among those who paid
their respects 10 the President were
the e1Captain and other officers OF the
school ship Jean Bart, and n delega-
ton from Baltimore association with
reference to aiding and advising
friends in North Carolina With reRF-
ence to the establishing Of schools
The commission Of Daniel +. Sickles
as Minister to Spain, which Vas pre-
pared at the State Department satur-
day. was signed by the President to-
day.
The President has directed a Board (
of Officers to assemble in New York |
on the 18th inst, for the examination
of Brv't. Brig. Gen. Adam Badeau,
lst Lieut.. u. :. A., fOr retirement.
The British Minister had long IN
terview with the Secretary OF State. |
Minister Motley's Instructions are
completed. Assistant Secretary OF
Legation. Mr.. Badelu, Willaccompany 4
Motley to England on the 18th inst.
It is not true that a number of Con
suls have resigned. One Of them, who
offered his resignation, recalled it to-
day. Missions Of all, with perhaps
two exceptions, have been delivered.
Hall, Vice Consul at Havana, de-
nies the report Of the murder Of James
Morton, American Engineer, by vol +
unteers.
The receipts Of the L ;. Treasury
for the quarter ending March 3lst,
were sI3S, 1861 ., Including $685.
So, "a 43 from customs, and 50, 2,599,-
:,37 Is from Internal Revenue. EN-
penditures for the same period, eXclu-
sive Of principal on public debt, but
including interest thereon amount
ing to S39, ,272, 100 81, were S793, ,S40,-
"a so. and including redemption Of
puhIie debt. sl57. .77:3. .}65 IS.
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F0EEiGE.

LONDON, MAY 1.-THE Paris cores
pondent Of the 7SleyroDh says the
opinion j. general in Paris that John
5an was induced to make certain de
Il nations to the British Government,
and then thrown overheard by Grants
Administration H r
SOUTHAMPTON, May l1.-The cor
porate authorities of this city have
extended an invitation to Reyerdy
Johnson to attend grand banquet
previous to his departure. He sails
Oh the steamer Ohio in a few days for
Baltimore.
MADRID, May IL The Cortes have
agreed to Axicle - Of the Constitu-
ton, declaring that sovereignty is es-
sentiaIly in the nation from which all
power emanates, and amendments re-
quiring that the King be a native Of
Spain, and that he be elected by plesi-
tum, were rejected.
The majority in Corte- fearing that
civil war Is iminent are ready to ac-
cept the proposition for a regency.
BERNE, May I7.-The Swiss Gov
Cnment has prohibited Maszini from
taking up his residence in any of the
Colonies bordering on France or Italy.
LONDON, May l.. - The papers
yariou>ly comment ON the critical state
of affairs in Paris. 1t seems to be the
general impression, however, that the
French Government has fomcnted dis
content and adopted oppressive Hneas-
ures to stay disorders arising with
some design. Ga sss
Neither commercial nor financial
business was transacted in the King
dom to-day on account of holiday.
Late advices from Rio Janerio have
been received. Nothing had been
heard there OF the arrival OF Gen.
Mcmahon, United States Minister ut
Ascension; on the contrary, it was re-
ported that President lopez ha,l de-
tanned him in the interior by force.
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PARIS FASHIONS.
What the Empress and the Ladies Of 1
courl PatroHize.

'ais-'.4.H
The correspondent of the NeRYork
Herald furnishes the following items
concerning the last .tet9 of the French
Empress:
At her first she wore straw-eol-
Ored robe, with variegated pansies- Il
flower She IS very partial 10; at her
second, a white satin dress and roses
all round the lower part of the robe;
they were thrown on as If cut and
flung where they were to cling. The
chignOn did not jut out behind nor
bubble up. but the hair was plated in
lustrous tresses and fell somewhat low
on the neck. 4 sober effect had evil
IDENTIFY been intended-a bold timidity
at trying something novel, it would
be fastidious to repeat all the dresses
here seen to advantage. They are
ever the same long, rich trains, over
puff and lace, ruched to death, and at
the end of the season we may expect
nothing new in ball dress. All the
novelties are at the Bois for coming
watering places and summer days,
(when they do Gomez.
The last display at the drive was
Madame de Metternich's turnout.
Her footmen wore her eolors, lyeIlow
and black,T and even the hefses had
at their ears, under rosettes of black
silk, waving branches of yellow acacia.
This was to honor Ghevalier Spring.
Mime de Canisy went round the lake
in black silk robe, with train raised
by leather straps and oXydized buck
les.s Her round Versailles hat was
diInnled with a green feather. 1T fell
from the front down behind over
plated hair.
Blue taffeta, shot with black, and a
Marty casque, looked like beetle
wings iOn aC0natesse de Brantes. A
pale bride drove in an open caleche.
She cas- in cigar poplin and held a
rose in her hand. Her headdress was
the famous capulet-a lace scarf or
shawl attached to the hair by a rose; !;
it crosses on the bosom, forms fichu,
and covers the panier behind. The
Countesse de Cesteliane is always seen
at the Bois in one of them. The elder
blossom dadem is liked on fanehOns
and hats, beessiIseit is Iightand digni-
fed. A white lace capulet is often
worn with claret or nacarat bow.
Cascades of light eifrls, so beautiful OF
an evening, are laid aside f0r. thick
coil and cable at the drive. 4Vi
As a general rule underskirts with
F.Hl-s. j r. 'f4a5f la1aat
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BOSTON.
Railroad investigation How the Railroad
Kings Operate,


BosPoN, May 14.-The Railroad In
vestigating Committee of the Legisla-
ture. had public meeting this even
ing, when the testimony given before
them in private was repeated. The
officers of the Boston, Hartford and
Eric Railroad were examined, but
nothing was shown of the payments
Of money to Improperly influence leg
i~lation. Mr Eidridge, the President,
testified that in March of last year,
when he was at the head of the New
York and Erie Railroad, and an exile
from New York, Thomas. Drew, who
has been imprisoned twenty-five days
for contempt OF Senate, came to him
in Boston and said thaahe proposed
TO publish certain articles against the
management of the Boston, Hartford
and Erie Railroad in the New NOIk
papers; aDd Is they would have y.
tendency TO lppreSS the value and
break down 9&ecuritieS of the com
pany, and have 4 bad effect on the
pending negotiations for a loan in
New York, Eldridge g. We Mr.. Drew
ten thousand dollars cat OF his own
pocket, as he was then carrying from
500. 900 to $500, Gi6 worth OF stock on
his own risk and account, besides HAYS
ing the interests OF both corporation
pressing on him.
Drew said he could make s25, 600 in
the New Work operation, and that
combinata IN had been formed to affect
the value Of the Securities, and he
Eldridge) knew tilat an effort had
been previously made to break down
the securities by, telegraphing false
sales to New York. The money paid
Drew was not charged to either of the
roads he was connected with, and was
entirely from his private purse.
Mr. Eldridge explained that The
charge that six millions had been paid
by the Boston, Hartford and Erie
Road for lobby purposes was caused
BY the fact that il was charged to
agencies instead of profit and loss,
from the difference between the price
of stock and bonds in the market.
Drew was absent, and VIII be eN-
amined at a future meeting of the
committee.
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ST. LOUIS,

ST. LOUIS, May 1.-THE commu-
nications which were exchanged be-
tween the college Of bishops Of the
Methodist Church, South, which met
in this.city some days since, and BiSh-
ops Jones and simpson, deputation
representing the Board of Bishops Of
the Methodist Church lately in session
at Meadville, Pa. are published. The
communications relate to a general
and full reunion of the churches separ-
ated by the formal actOf both in 1871.
The reply OF the Southern Bishops
does not entertain the question of the
reuuion of the two bodies under one
Jurisdiction, a. previous to the separa-
ton in 1SA. II asserts that fraternal
relations must first De restored before,
il at all, such a proposition EN- be en-
tertained. Those fraternal relations.
cannot be restored except on an over
ture by the Northern General Confer
ence upon the basis Of the plan of sep
Rrati0n OF 1871, implying ah abanuoh-
rneut by the General Conference North
sf the whole ground assumed in their
memorial Conference OF 1878 at Pitts
burg. which assumed the separation
Avas a schism and secession upon the
part of the Southern Church, and inn
plying also that the aggressions a.
charged by the Southern Church should
cease. The Southern Bishops also
deny the statement that slavery was
the cause, aud assert Chat il wa- only
the separation in 1874; that il simply
w-as the subject which occasiOneithe
assertion by the Northern members Of
the General Conference Of 1874 of au-
thority TO legislate upon secular qu'-s-
tions and concerning the civil institu-
a
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costumes this coming summer viii be
much richer than the sFerskirt. A
shade called ~ifeu" Is in great demand
Double-breasted bodices and Jerk ms
called habits are the fastest novel
ties, II is, indeed, high time that the
Queen OF Fashion should turn toward
the Holy land. Fugenie will soon
leave for JerlIsalem.9 The Emperor
has marked out her, itinerary himself.
She is to go from Egypt to Beyrout,
from Beyr0ut upland to Lebanon and
the borders of the sea, with halts at
Sour, st. Juan d'Aere, Iafis, Mount
Carmel and Nazareth. gsfssts+s .i.ff
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WEATHER AND BlyERs.

q 9 z came, May II -Theriyer has Zen
six inches.
Passed up: City of Cairo, 10 p.in.
. yesterday; Alinneola and Strader, ,
am; Bismarck, G pm. Down: Mel-
lie Gratz, noon,
q ~ AOINcINSAT1, May Hs-Arriyed;
Sam Hale. River stationary, with 2G
- feet in the ehanneE AHA
ST. Louis, May I7,-Arrived: Lu-
minary and City Of Cairo. Departed: !:
siil Belle St. Louis River falling again,
Weather clear and cool.
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RICHMOND

RICHMOND, VA, May LIN a suit
against the city Of Richmond toinake
her redeem her small notes 10 the
amount of ten thousand dollars Issued
during the war, Chief Justice Chase
decided that, having been issued to
aid the rebellion, they cannot be re-
deemed. TIS- Legislature which
authorized their issue was ID .tdcfO a
Legislature, and had the power to
grant such authority, and had the
notes been Issued for any legal pur-
pose, and not for the subversion of the
Government, they would be liable for
,.l.lnulr.t:nrn
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w TANTED-AGENTS- TO s2OO per month
w everywhere, male and female, 10 intro
duce the GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON
machine VIII stitch, hem. fell, tuck. Quilt
cord, bind, braid and emhrQider, in a most
superior manner, Price only Sl3 Fully war-
ranted Tor i've years. We Will pay $1,000 for
any machine that will sew a stronger, more
beautiful, or more elastic seam than ours. II
makes the Elastic Lock Stitch" Every sec
not be pulled apart without tearing it, We
pay agents from SO to 500 per month and ex-
penses, or q commission from which twice
that amount can be made. Address SECOAIB
& CO., Pittsburg Pa, ST. Louis, Mo-. or BoS-
ton, Mass. t
CAUTION.-Do not he imposed upon hy
other parties palming OFF worthless c;ist-iron
machines under the same name or otherwise.
Ours is the only genuine and really practical
cheap machine manufactured. myg
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CAIRO.

Special Dispasea 70 Memphis APPedLl
CAIRO, May l7.-Arrived: City OF
Cairo, Memphis to St Louis, I pm. ;
Minneola, Memphis to Cincinnati, ,
am; Snader, New Orleans to Gin
-cinnati, 3 am; Mollie Gratz, Louis
vile 10 White River, noon; Bismarck,
New Orless@s TO St. Louis, pm.
The river fell six inches. Weather
clear. Mercury 70'.
The MolSe Gratz was wei laden.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

ALLENTowN, May 1.-THE lnaga-
zine Of CohPs quarries at Whitehall,
containing forty tons Of blasting pow
der, exploded this morning. One man,
a laborer in the quarry, was killed.
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? fNBl finest and best favored Strawberries
! in The marker can be had at the lowest
Gtes ut e.. II. HYMNS, No. so BeRl street.
HOtels, restaurants, steam boats, private fam
tie8picnics, FAIRS, or excursions supplied on
liVcTcd fsee or cnurge in any part OF the city.
These Strawberries are raised by Mr.. Shep
herd, "a Raleigh, and are wei known for
their superiority. All orders promptly at
tended 10. l.. II. FLYNN,
unviS +-4a -.-.a No 50 Rs.al street
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GOrham Manufacturing Company
PROVIDENCE, r. J.,
STERLING SILVER WsaRE

FINE ELECTRO PLATED WARE.
ETNHIS Company, having the most extensive
Il and conn plGte SilYerware Factory in the
world, - employing the hest talent In de-
signing, modelling and finishing, are, with the
aid Of ingenious and labOr-saving machinery,
enabled 10 produce in large quantities, and at
the lowest prices, goods beautiful in design
and Unsurpassed in finish, the hneness of
L. s. Mint assay. 4 certificate is issued with
all articles in silver for the purpose OF pro-
tecting purchasers from limitations OF their
designs.
They also continue to manufacture their
well-knOwn and unrivaled kickel-silver
ElectrO-Plated Ware, which viii last twenty
five years with fair everyday usage.
Orders received from the trade only, hut
these goods may he obtained from RESPONSE
bic dealers everywhere.
n Trade Trade
ella Mark for III
CSCSCNO Mark for { Electro
STERLING. Plate sG8aSa Afpca
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SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH, Ga, May 17.-Thomas
Gibbs, Of this city, has disappeared.
leaving behind him liabilities to
considerable amount.
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CANADA.

ney, large produce merchant of this
city, has suspended. Reports place
his liabilities at S125.
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DISSOLUTION.

TI'HE firm of f. ROBBINS & BRADLEY Of
! Memphis and New York is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. The firm name
viii he signed by either party in liquidation.
The entire stock of goods and the good will
of the business has been sold and conveyed "a
MesSrS. BARBOt r, WILDER & SIMPSON
who Will conduct in Memphis the business
on their own account, and in whose behalf
the confidence OF the public Is respectfully so
licited.
@ ELISHA ROBBINS,
Ii Warren street, New York City.
EDWARD BRADLEY, J
u second street, Memphis, Tenn.
Dated at Memphis. April 30. 1863.
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Bankrupt Sale Of Real and Personal
'~'ia prOnertv.


In die matter OF ". q. ROGERS, Bankrupt.
ID 4 virtue OF a general order OF sale entered
ID by the District Court of the United States
for the District OF West Tennessee, in Bank
rIptCy. olt the 18th day OF DeccmheT. 4 u.
1855, we VIII proceed TO sell,
- on TUESDAY, JUNE s, 1853,
TO the highest and best bidder, FOR CASH,
IN front OF the Waldran Block, No. $50 Main
street, Memphis, Tenn, at u m. of said day,
the following described property, belonging
20 the estate OF said Bankrupt, viz:
Lot No. IL, in the town Of MontezuIlta, Me
Marry county, Tcnn.. 100 feet by 100 feet.
Lot near ths town OF AdamsVitle, McNairy
county, Tenn., containing half an acre, more
or less.
Lot in the said town OF AdamsviIle, about
50 feet by 80 feet.
Lot No. "A. in said town of Adamsville, 100
feet by IL feet.
Also, the right, title and interest, il any, In
certain tract of land in McNairy county,
Tenn, containing IL acres, more or less, now
claimed by +. w. Scott.
Also the right and title 20 all the Books OF
Account, together with all notes, open ac-
counts and claims of every description, due
and belonging to tile said bankrupts estate,
none OF Which have been delivered 10 the as
Signees.
Terms of Sale-Cash, and deposit of ten
per cent. required on each lot at the time of
sale -T WM. y. CIRODE,
'--- F. - OSCAR WOODBRIDGE,
Assignees, Etc,
lnvle y5S 40 Main street Memphis. Term.
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WATCHES AND SPECTACLES.

A FINE lot of Gold and silver Watches Of
n the best qualities. for sale at VERY low pfi-
ces- Also, Spectaeles OF the best quality az
4l35z Main ST., next 10 the Southern Hotel.
nylS t1 3.L ssE 7. NOEL. j
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Aueuts Wanted EVERYWHERE.

N. CALARTs Pure Vegetable ColoSing, 81 a
pound sufficient to give rich golden yellow
10 200 pounds Of White Butter; 50 cents per
sample package, sent to any address. No
farmer should be without ft, as white and
streaky Butter Is worth from six to ten cents
rieh Vellov. feb2
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NOTICE TO sTOCKHOLD DERs.

OFFICE DESOTo ISsJ RANCE AND Trust Co.,
MEMPHIS, April Is, 1859. u
VNIIE Legislative of Tennessee having hau-
i thOrized the President and Directors Of
the Desoto Insurance and Trust Company TO
discontinue the business of Insurance and
apopt the Banking business whenever so de-
cfded by vote of the stockholders. therefore,
the board of Directors have ordered an cleo
ton, to be held at the Office Of this Company,
No. 49 Madison street, on
Tuesday, Ist Day of June, 1869,
To test the sense of the Stockholders ON that
question. Each. Stockholder is entitled to
vote in person or by proxy, on the basis Of
one votefOr each share.
WNI. NJ. FARNINGTON, President
i. q. I.oSsDALE. Secretary. apl6
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CARPEHNG AT AUCTION.

ygVO- O-MORROw twEDNESDAY4 MORNING,
1 at o'clock, We viii sell, without reserve,
"a <ignlnt.nt or
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HRDERS for Cupping and Leeching left at
" GUS. LEOPOID'S BARBER SHOP, No. Il
Poplar street, corner of Front Alley, Mem
phis, Tenn., viii be promptly attended to by
api9 A-si t W. G. WERNER. =
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EXTRACT OF BUTTER PLANT.

90. a. ie .-4.H a.....t sslr
A brief allusion to the origin of this import
ant discovery may not prove uninteresting
Among the authenticated records OF the re-
nOwned Captain Cooks voyage around the
world, is found the statement, that while so
JOurning for a short time on the Brazilian
Coast of South America, he Obseryed-t the ma
tves using, in the preparation Of their food,
a peculiar OIL, which, upon examination, he
found to possess the appearance, taste and
flavor OF Butter: upon further inquiry how
ever, he asceTtained that it was simply a sub
stance that the natives distilled in q, crude
and imperfect manner from q rich and luxu-
abundantly in that warm tropical country.
y few years ago an eminent French chemist,
While on professional visit TO the tropics,
made numerous experiments with this re-
markaDle production of nature, and succeed
ed in extracting a concentrated essence Of the
plant. The formula for its preparation. and
the sole RightfOr the sale in this country are
the exclusive property of this Company, by
whom 10 was purchased from the original dis
coverer. We claim for this remarkable, yet
simple and perfectly harmless preparation
lst. That by its use net gain of frOm so 70
go per cent. is made IN the Manufacture Of
2d. That Butter, which from age. or what
ever cause, may be strong. rancid, streaked or
coarse grained, and comparatively useless for
general use by the aid Of this Extract Is re-
stored 70 its original freshness ana sweetness,
ine grain and even color. l.,aes.--4
Sd BY the use Of this Extract, one pound OF
delicious, fresh Butter Is actual ~ made from
one pint of milk.
4th. That pure and excellent table Butter
can be made, al a cost OF from % % - cents
per pound. The chief expense wherein being
Butter, which is the essential base -i-t'a
5th That Butter is manufactured BY the
aid of this Extract Is equal in every respect to
the best butter made by the ordinary method.
9Th. The Extract, after thorough analysis,
by able chemists, is pronounced perfectly nee
from any deleteriOus substance, the ingTedi-
ents being purely of q vegetable nature.
It'll. In proof OF the foregoing assertions, the
factory of this Company is making one ton OF
Butter per day, which meets with ready sale
in the New York market, and is CONSUMED
from the tables Of the first hotels, restaurants
where.
a sample package OF the ExTRAcr (sUf1-
cient 70 make my pounds OF Butterl. with
fuu directions for use, VIII De sent 10 any ad-
dress on the receipt 0S<H
iCAUTION.-As all l4yfeIes OF real merit are
subject to spurious limitations, we would spe-
cially caution the public against counterfeits
and worthless limitations, advertised as pow
ders eOmpOunds, etc, &s the Extract OF the
a