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VALUABLE RANCH FOR SALE.

rT1ilE well known Ranch o. the subscriber. stun-
l ted lour niles northeast ot lincoln. PLtCrt
county. tadl lliuint The celrbrlni Vln'y ,rd ot
i. Nickrrsunl cpntiinin go icrrs Of lud. l2j
acres oi chuicc Ninry tri lWi, about 100 acres ol
natural meadow land. acrrs OF Orchard and
Vineyard tn" htlancc heavily limrclcd. we'll
watrr"i hotyS rtvin" running through il, good
improvements. iuculing Two burns. 30Xi0 icet
each we'll fenced. Titl" u. ) Patent.
This is onr oi the b ST Il anch"s in Placer coun-
ty. Part OF the purchase money can remain OF
the plIc".
For further piricu,rs apply 10 JOSEPH
WALNUP. PLACER IlNEAID Office, Auburn, or to
the .ibsci1er on the Ranch
iu4 J. Il. MYERS.
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NINE SoLp.- Mr. Eaton has sold the St. Patrick
mine to Crenoice Capt. Lee, Melville, Atwood
ers have taken actual possession. These parties
have all been extensive, practical and successful
miners at Grass Valley. Mr.. Townsend has been
placed in charge OF the mine rs Superintendent,
and machinery is being shipped from below TO
facilitate the working Of the mine. We learn that
the company intend to continue the shait down
10 depth of some l2j feet lit is now lG fecD,
and then run levels which will thoroughly test
the mine, which includes 800 lncal feet OF the
ledge.
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? C2ATEN orlc:.
NorfcE TO CEEpiroEs.

NorIcE TO CEEpirors.
In Ne n7att1 Of Tie estate of HENRY
SCH.4tER, dectase8:
NOTICE is hereby given i'y The undersigned.
~ ddminIs'iator of The apovc nunrd estate.
to the creditors 81. and all persons having cl,im4
'g tinet s'il deceased. to exhibit the same with
the ncctSS irv vouchers. within ten months from
the first publication OF this not cr 10 the unier-
signed. At his residence in ihs town of Ducb
Flat, County OF Placer aud State OF California.
JouN MEYER. administrators.
Dutch lat. May 2Ith. lS10- mv2S 4w.
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INDEPENDENCE DAY.-The Fourth OF July is
approaching, and we notice by our exchanges that
Preparations are being made in pearly all the
Of this our National day. Sevetai Of our promi
nent citizens have spoken to us on the subject
and desire that we call the attention CT our peo-
pie to the subject, that The people of Auburn may
also tate steps for mass celebration here Who
will start the ball. that we may have grand cell
ebration in Auburn
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PIcNIc.-A large aud pleasant picnic party
assembled at the Boomcr Ranch Picnic Grounds
on Sunday last The party was held and con-
ducteI under the auspices Of our German popula-
tion, though all nationalities attended and parti
cipated in the pleasures and felstings Of the day
In the afternoon the doors of Mrs. Catharine
Campbel's large house were thrown open and such
as felt the dancing spirit move them entered and
enjoy ed themselves in that pleasant exercise.
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Friday.

NATIVE GOLD Sites Some two or three
weeks ago two Chinese came TO Hubbard x IN
drews' Bank and sold some gold siugS; few
days afterwards they returned aud sold some
more; later they came again with three slucs
worth nearly three hundred dollars. III these
elugs had qulrtz sticking TO them, hal never
been in the fire or touched 10y quicksilver. aud it
was plain TO be seen that they had be en- cut from
a slab or bar OF gold by some dull instruments,
such rs dull Ratchet or the broad point OF Il
common steel pick, and that this slab or bar of
gold was in its native state aud never had been
touched by the hand Of man until found by these
Chinamen. These Cinnamon bad evidently found
this slab or bar OF gold imbed led in som, qI,rtz
boulder or ledge, and had been cutting and HI q
CLING at It for full week and the last pieces
brought to this bank showed no sigus of their
having got to the end OF it yet. These Cinnamon
may Ave concluded not to create suspicion by
continuing 10 sell here, and have gone elsewhere
with their slugs, and may he hagglng away at
this quartz imbedded nugget yet. This gold
came from around .fuburn somewhere The
question is, where is it? Chinese don't quartz
mine unless they find it in this shaps in their
surface claims
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STABBIXG AFfnAY.-A difficulty occurred at
Rocklin, on Monday last, between Henry Dunlap
and Sam Lawson, in which the former was
severely stabbed with knife in the hands of the
latter. The blade entered the LETT side Of !he
neck. Just missing the juguhr VEIN and partially
severing the windpipe The difficulty originated
concerning the title TO certain lands near Rock
lin-Lawson contenlng that Dnniap hnll no
title to the land in dispute. The woand will not
prove fatal.-S and Stripes.
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AUBURN SELECT SCHOOL. The following names
were placed on the Roll of Honor for the month
of May.slS70: Marion Cbipm,n. Annie L'psatt,
Minnie Bethel, Mary Berry. Barbara Connolly,
Edward Armbruster. a bert Armsbrnster Mar
garet Mullen, Edwt rd Filter, james Welsh.
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THIRTY YEARS

HIVE elapsed since the Introduction OF the Pain
Killer to the public. and yet 4, The present time
it is move popular and commands larger sale
han ever nrlorc It's popu ,ri, y i not confined
to this country alonc al over the world its benz"
lic, Effects ia cnrin2 ID" " ills that hesn is heir
to- are ackiowlcd4'd and appreciated, and
PArN KilfhE its itme is lmitc to no country sect
nor race. 1t needs only to be known TO he priced.
7Hjrty porS is certainly long enough time
10 prove TIA" efficacy OF any medicine. and that
the FAIN KILLER j. deserving ot all its proprriors
claim Tor it. i, amply proved 'y the unparalleled
porulartv ii hls attained. II is SURE aud LF-
fECtlvE remedy. Sold l,y all Druggists.
Price - ecnt-. 80 cents. ana per bottle.
Lircct ious accompany each bottle. iulm
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EPuCAIM LAWRENCE.
tl,,;,tt,,,
Iowa IIill Ii4v 2jth lS-O
PROBATE NOTICE.
NnrIcN 70 rEEnIrnre-

NnTICE TO tEEpIroEs.
4 LII rrrs ns having claims against The estate
IA ot NJ. e. BAKER. drc"t~cA. ate request el TO
present the lGr''to FRANCES &. EAKER. the Exc
CUtriX ot sld estate At h"l residence" at he house
ol Juhn T. p,rin, in Township No 10. Placer
County. Tor allowance, within ten months from
this date
FRANCES c. Baker.
.4uburn Nav -. 1870 4wt
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

NJ 0TICE is hereby given that OH or ahout the
~ 18Th day Of April 1870. came into the cnclo
sute OF Mrs CArHARINE CAM DELL. at Eloom r.
Ranch. netr .2npurn, pltccr county. one brown
ilorse branded Ii. or l. l. on the lett shoulder
white strip on The face. aud some saddle N lrks
The owucr j. hereby noli'ir 10 prove property
pay charges and Il ke the said Horse "A tav or he
will be disposed oil accor!ag to lhe E-tray Laws
CATHAt.tNE CANT ILL.
Auburn Mlv 2G 1870
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STATE cr CALIFORNIA.

to0nly Ol I'ldcrr
!, Geo. G.. Scwell. County Clcik, and ex otli, 10
ClClk OF the Probate CunIi in ;ra for said Couu-
~. 90 hereby ceItiIy the fore going to he tr.c
and correct copy ol an oIdcr lhlS day made and
entered upon The minutes Of said ffobtle Court.
Witness my hand and the 60 Il OF said Court,
this 21lh day OF May. A. d. lS70
jl4 4w GEO. G. >kWELL. Clerk.
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NEW .aRRAN GEMENr.--Dr Pierce, Dentist, will
be In Colfax until the goth. inst. then he will
return here, and remain until the goth of July.
DR.. Pierce is scientific ard practical dentist, and
our people should remember these dates.
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LOCAL AND COUNTY MATTERS.

1t stormed in the upper mountain portion of
this county on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday
evenings of this week, but the rains did not
reach as far down as Auburn.
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z or s ales

! HOUSE AND LOT IN AUBURN Ss5a
II The house has FIVE ROOMS. - kitch LIZ
en- also 4 . rod ptsstge through 10" c"nter oI the
hous, a good cellar and Il fine WE'LL 90 " \.
TER At The door. The lot Is irg" and planic |
in lruit trees. For further particulars apply 10
J GWI\N.
Next door TO The HERALD Office, Auburn.
apps 3v
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AT Work .4GAiN.-Mr. Eaton, hte owner Of
the st. Patrick mine, has commenced work on
small parallel vein near the st. Patrick ledge.
The claim is known as the Corkscrcw or Screw
driver-we are not certain which (what queer
namrs Cailornians will select and when pre-
viously worked has paid from two TO three han
dred dollars TO the ton. but on account Of tbe
thinnes of the paying vein and The hardness Of
the wall rock, work was suspended. This vein is
on or passes through the old Doeig mines which
yielded such heavy quantities of gCil years ago.
We shall expect rich returns from this claim ia
proportion to the quantity OF ore obtained, and
it may widen into good sized ledge rs it is gone
down Oh.
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The GRAs.HoPrER PLAGuE.-Thcsc pests have
made their appearance in Western Placer. They
entered the county at John O'Hara's rlpch, on
Pleasant Grove Creek. west of the old Desert
road, and have passed north over AUBURN and
Markham ravines, a distance Of five or six miles
and are stit going north and devastating strip
OF country several miles wide. No green thing
escapes them. such rs fruit or shade trees. green
grain grass, vegetables etc. At Graves ranch
on Markh, rAvine, they clme in such dense
swarms that he htd 10 chiuli his house with rags
and clothes to keep them from taking possession
even Of his dwelling. 1t is to he hoped the grair
is mostly too ripe to be seriously affected by
them.
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COUNTY CoURr PRoCEEDTNGs. - Hon D. "
Spear presiding Monday, June 6, 1870 Il.
Durckhalter VS.. g. J.Brown Set for tfi1l June Q.
Il. J Angel vs.. L. Mcdonald = Set for trial
June 2lst.
A. ]. Angel VS. E. Mcdonald Same order as
last.
Geo. W. Leet VS.. S. A. Boutwel--Sct for trial
June 22d.
V Geo. D. Ailrich VS.. Z. c. Mcrishen-S Set for
trial June 23d
Geo. S. Maker vs. Edward Mallows--Set for
trial June 18th.
Thomas Brogan VS.. E, Mcdonald Set for trial
June 2'st.
G. T. Baldwin VS.. D. j. Hickey Ordered that
writ of Ceriorali issue against Geo. Ilagcr.
81 F. Burk halter VS.. G. j. Brown Continued until
Friday.
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.fuburn. June 1st, 1870.

IlEALTH, fourH AND EEArrY.-These are jewels
we all desire 10 poSst IS. The first 50 essential to
the enjoyment Of life and the Latter possessions S
that give position and wealth. There i, no means
so simple, and no medicine so certain TO p"odrcc
these conditions so essential TO your happiness
and advancement, as Dir. Walkers Tegefa5ie Tin
egar Biters. 1t is perfect rcnovator of the
system. carrying Off every particle OF poisonous
ma ter, wherein the old are made yonng. and The
pale and salow will hccomc fresh am! vigorous
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GATE ssCTsCE.
NOTICE. TO NEEnIroEa.

Estofe Of u. d. L.4JVnENCE. deceased.
NOTICE j, hereby given hy the undersigned.
IN Administrator cl the estate OF W. u. LAW
RENEE. deceased To the creditors of and all per
sons htvIug CLAIMS against thr said drceHsrd. TO
"Nhinii them. with the necessary vouchers. before
The 2jth ot Jtnulry next. to the sail fdmns-
traitor, at his residence at Iowa llili, Placer
county, California.
EPurAIM LAWRENCE.
Administrator.
Iowa Hill. My 18Th. 1870.
JAMES Do s. Administrator OF The above estate
having rcsguei. and the IN lersigned having
been appointed in lis place. all claims against
sArl estate SHOULD be presented 10 me- at Iowa
ilhl. ErnRAM LAWRENCE
mv2S-lW
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A CA r D

Al Stated Council of Onedi Tribe No 8 ,
Independent Order of Red Men. held at Dutch
Flat, June 6th the thanks OF the Tribe were ten
dered to Pino Tribe, No. 80, of Auburn. for
hospittities extended to hem at Auburn, at the
Institution Of the latter Tribe on the 2I inst
]. NJ. KNIGHT,
Chief OF Records.
Dutch Flat Ju1e sib. 1870.
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Lumber For Sale

r WILL CLOSE OUT MY STOCK OF LUM-
l. Der at 5 is per thousand feet Also Shingles
at SIS per thousand. Apply at the Lumber Yard
Of JAMES NEALL, Anhnru.
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TAHOE EOTy5E,
-On the Shore of Lake Tahoe.
w. 3, LYON, Proprietor.


TNllIS> HOUSE is entirely now. is commod ious
l and furnished in the best style. anl i, oa the
most pleasant location on the Lake a daily
line OF Stages runs between the rnhoe House
and Truckcc. connecting wish trains from the
East and West Oh the Central Pacific Railroad.
SPECIAL EATEs.--Vi,tors TO the Lake. buying
rlilru h tickets from Sln Francisco. Sicramcnto 10
irysville or ColiaX. to 1ErCGEE. at the regular
ticket rates, can purchase "HPtCIAL RETURN
TICKETS at the TAHOE lIuU~E At u rate which. III
additioI to the tt'e paid 10 Trnckrr, will maker
but wo-thnds OF lhe full prtcc of tickets, Tor
the round trip. matt.
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County Treasurer's Mon'h'y Statement.

For the month ending May 3lst, 1870
.4m' t of Cash rec d for county purposes 22Sl 0S
.4m't OF Cash reed Tor State purposes 4G3 AZ
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DR.. j. T. Monahan.

NOTICE. you want School Books, Novels,
Toys, or Miscellaneous Books, Stationery, Papers
or Magazines, you will find them at l. 7, Mona
baa9 Drug and Book Store, cheap for cash
5Aif you want Drugs, Medicines Paints Oils,
Lamps, Pictures, Frames, Glass, ,sDye stuls, in
fact, everything you wish in the Drug line, 1T
Monahan can, supply you with the very best
quality
l.. I, Mohaban buys all his patcut medicines
from tic prophet ors, and insure them to be gen
nine. A full supply always on hand, of every
kind. aA . uas
Bpndes,> Vines, Alcohol Gin, and Rye,
B Bourbep, and Common Whisky--a, full supply
ALWAYS on hand
Dr. t. T. Monahan will continue to practice
medicine, in all Its various branches, giving es
pecia attention t o private and chronic diseases.
Being well satisfied that my success in the treat
ment of diatases generally, and particularly in
private and chronic diseases, far excels the sue
cess Of the old fogies, who think therei is no
medicine but calcmel, have no hesltancy in
ask ing liberal pa tronage from this scommunlty.
Charges in all cases reasonable. rqtt
l ask no iavors but what merit demands.
know that my success in the practice of medi-
cine is. equal il not better than any of my com
pctitos. All ask is fair trial, to render gen.
cral satisfaction. know that ii is to the inter-
est Of my friends TO employ me at all times and
under all circumstanccs-their Ills aches and
bills will be less. Thankful for past favors, we
wish to say To all Whom it may concern, that we
are now giving especial attention to chronic and
private diseases and are curing many cases that
heretofore have been considered incurabe. We
use no mercury in the treatment of chronic or
private diseases. .....
Office IN lear OF Drug Store, corhor room of
Isham House, Corner of Main and Broadway
Streets, Deep, '69--8m
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MY sOLACE.
Streets

What gem is that so highly wrought
So truly priced, by thousands sought
Without which household joys are notP
THE WEED MACHINE !
Who gives me time to rest and read2
Who fills my purse 'ganst time ofnecdS
Who il to me friend indeed?
THE WEED MACHINE /
Who never "tlres my soul, "or "wits2"
Who never "sulks, "hor "cIamps, nor "sEips, -
Nor "lpngthens stitches nor takes fits 2"
THE WEED MACHINE /!
Who is 1t tolls the long day through,
Or If like, the whole night too,
And never shrlnks from work to do2
THE WEED MACHINE
What noble boon each art accord
What better friend can life afford Ynnau
Who tolls for me- without reward2
MY WEED MACHINEI
How could be happy wife
How could scape the tolls and st rife
That chase us down the hill of life 2
WithOut-MY WEED MACHINE
And, ifHn Oln, am blest
With nothing human to caress,
The idol shall love the best
viii be-MY WEED MACHINE !
General Western Office and Salesrooms No. 23b
West Fourth Street, Cincinnati JAMES
SKARD0N d SONS. General Agents. JAMES
TITUS, Agent for jackson county. 3
Dec2, '69-3m
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s~-There has been considerable wfntty weather
during the past week.
Remember TEe quarterly meeting at the N.
i. Church, commencing on Saturday next
The Board of Education at this place have
sthfoMna Green's Grammar 'ott of the Public
Schools, and introduced Harvey's. N''h ''ta
There will be another furnace built here al
spH%s + (the Columbus and 1rOnton Railroad
Once be assured beyond doubt - x % Il ~
Al. Carr has started to Jacksonville Florida.
We hopethe change of climate may be beneficial
to his health, as he is d good citizen, and was
brave soldier
arUQpe week fFom-nsxt Sunday night, there
SeSFilpbesag general meeting 1t Sle M. E. Church,
which short lectures will be given by the res
,.ident Minister'S .}7.t +" !"
{s6TWe have alarge number of Welsh subser-
bers and readers. We wish to call their particu-
lar attention to the advertisement headed lie
titia Lodwig Or Davies, decd"
Sec advertisement Of the fine farm of the
late James Hunt, of Madison township. Also,
the fine farm of the late Isaac M. Long, of
Milton township.
The Young Mems Christian Association had
eap interesting meeting Of its lbFe Glass at the
eBaptist Church on last Monday night. There
VIII beapother meeting on next Monday night,
sattlIe same place. All are invited.
The Portland Scribe" and Tyler" were in
opE,otiice together on last Saturday afternoon.
'IWeundertnnd that they have buried the toma-
hawk, Good. LET us have peace.'
ReYeMr, Clark, Of Nelsonyille, called in our
Office on Monday morning. He preached at the
APlrtbyteriaui Q huftll on last Sunday, and tAose
WHO heard him speak very highly of the sermon.
There Is reportn town of case of en-
bezElefhent in Portland, TO The amoAnt of about
II, ten thousand dollars, by young man who has
borne good character Tor honesty We hope
the report may prove untrue.
,O&+Astreet lamp has been put up in front of
Grahams Tin Shop. 1t makes about as good
light, ,as gas. The agents Of the patentec pro-
spose toput up thirty, atffteen dollars each, and
they say that the cost of each lamp per night
rSll oply'Be about three cents. We favor the
proposal. Let there be light"
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TO COnSumptiyes,

THE Advertiser having been restored to
health in o few weeks, BY a very simple
remedy, after having suffered several Year, with
a severe lung affection, and that dread disease,
Consumption-is anxious. to make known to his
tellow-suflerers the means of cure.
TO all who desire IL, he will send q copy Of
the prescription used Gree of Charge, with the
directions for preparing and using the same,
which they will find a SURE CURE FOR Con
SUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoNcuITs, etc. The OBJ
ject Of the advertiser in sending the Prescription
is to bencftthe afflicted, and spread Information
which he conceives to be invaluable; and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as it
W III cost them nothing, and may prove a bless
hfg. ''t' q oit" ''"''
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address Il REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
'a. j Williamsburg, Kings County New York.
Nov Is, 1S69-m9. '
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bargains a.,a.
TO + STOCK RA1SERs

Owing to i'll health, and the expectation of
being absent from home for q year or so, Offer
for sale my splendid draft Stallion. Norman
Sam. " He Is eight years old July 1Tth, 1870 is
nearly Is hands high girth over feet 80 inch
collar and weighs when in order 1850 pounds.
This horse has no superior in Ohio and his
many colts will show it. He is as kind as dog.
and his colts handle well from the day they are
foaled. He is a sure fOal getter, not missing one
time in fifty.
Desiring 70 keep this horse in Southern Ohio,
will sell him lower to parties living here, or
near this locality, than to those at a distance
Tn ishOrse will pay TO his owner Two Thousand
Dollars per year, and not Over-work himself
He can be seen, at any time, ct my stablSs, at
Hanging Rock, Ohio also three of his colts, or
should parties desire to see more they can do 80
by going short distance. ..,t '...
VIII take in part payment a pair Of No. 1
heavy mules, or six years old and well broke
aud tame also. good wagon, harness. &C., and
good cart and harness.
Norman Sam is well known in Lawrence,
Gal liza, Meigs and Scioto Counties, Ohio; Mason
County, IVA, and Boyd and Greenup Counties,
XIV; and win, this year, have all the work be
can do at $40, insured. No one has ever used
him that is not willing and anxious to do so
again, and ample reference can be given If the
horse himself does not fil the bill. Norman
Sam is Il blood Norman. His sire was inl-
ported by the Darby Plains Importing Co." in
1859. His dam was "Slr Charles mare, and
was celebrated in Northern Ohio, for her swift
footing, He is warranted SOUND, and tue quick
est and most active horse of his size) on loot in
the State
Feb 24-2w g. 2. HEMPSTEAD.
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ALLCOCKS POROUS PLASIERS,

Step by step this commodity has attained its
unprecede nted fame. They are universally ap-
proved. They support strengthen, and aid the
growth of muscles. They appear to have pc
cular effect upon the nerves, aloyihg irritabil-
itS, while supplying warmth. They seem to
accumulate electricity, and aid the circulation
OF the blood through the part where applied, by
which healthy actions are induced -,
.-, Eyon in paralysis, where articulation was
suspended tile use OF the Porous Plaslers to.the
spine restored the articulation, and materially
reduced the paralysis. Intact the patient could
help herself, while before the Porous Plaster
was as helpless as aababy. Wo refer to Mrs
Sally FL liot Springfield Mass. 9.t
Sold by Druggists. Agency, Brandreth House,
New York. H y l.gp leb17, TON.