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BoLEa EXPLOSIONS. A correspouden

BOILER EXPLOSIONS. A correspvuden
Of Cincinnati pnpsr writes:
"Tbe frequency Of hotter explosions on
land and water, and the destruction Of
human life by ench accidents justify every
individual in giving publicity to whatever
be may conceive viii throw light upon the
cause or canses of such disasters, and he
means to prevent their recurrence.
Not long since the owner and operator of
a portable engine aud boiler told me he
had been troubled frequently with foamiug
in bis boiler, and that he could not ascer-
tain the cause OF It g. the water guagrs
always showed an abundance of water at
the time.
90 one occasion he opened the 'blow ont"
cock, and, to Ills astonishment, neither.
water nor steam was discharged, but q
colorless gas, iw bich continued to flow with
great force for almos. q minute before the
water appeared.
viii Captain Jones, Of tho Dexter, tell us
whether this was a plain or "faucy gas?i
Is 1t true that decomposed water, 10 the
form of gases. can uuderlir the water in
boiler and become magazine for its de-
struction. The case as above STATED indi-
Gates this may be true, aud it is not fancy
eketcb merely.
will ask question for the information
OF all persous interested, and If the answer
be in accordance with opinions formed
without tho aid OF statistics. am inclined
to think The mems to prevent ,,oiles explo.
sious are Always al hand. Are thore 81
mcnv explosions On The IL is,ouri, aad other
muddy streams, as upon the Ohio, and all
other rivera aud lakes whose waters are
clear! II the Statistics will show the mum.
oer is less ia it not positively certain that
the mud valve 10 tho place TO look for
safety, quite as much as to the safety valve
itself.
In very muddy streams I believe It Is
customary TO "blow ont" through the mud
valve every honr. or perhaps oitener, while
the boat 10 in motion, and in doing this. If
there be explosive gases they are dis
In clear water this is not fire.
quently done, and the conclusion will force
itaelf uron every mind that If explosions
are much Iess frequent wbere this SHOW
ing out" ia constantly practicpd, whatever
may be.the cause OF explosions, a means to
prevent them il always at hand.
do not write 10 invoke criticism, but to |
state facts and elicit inquiry.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-04

snort supplies appear 10 be the order Of
the day. Ice was short in the summer. and
coal in winter. Let us hope that tn.
weather will get warm aud fool the specn-
latOrs.
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oae OF the new wells OF the Braay's Bend
Iron Co.. al Queenstown, near Armstrong
h"a' was completed yesterday, and tubing
was 10 have commenced this morning. The
well is l'4l4 feet deep. Show for oil is said
u be excellent
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A correspondent Of ,tha Pittsbnrgi
Commercial, writing from Rochester, Pa,
says:
The we'll being put down At Brsdy's rum
which empties into the Beaver abont tw
miles aud half above lis mouth, COM
menced pumping oil last evening at the
rate Of abont twenty-five barrels per day
This well has not been thoroughly ties ted
yet Capt. Boyle. of New Brighton, the
principal owner thinks that when they get
the water pumped out and have the well
properly tubed, it will yield from ifteen to
twenty-five barrels. The oil is ofa very
heavy luhricating quality, similar to that
found at Smiths Ferry. The well bad
heen put down l.3ss feet; the oil was. how
ever, obtained at depth Of 765 feet.
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The decease Of Generate Mugruder and
Alz'y was the occasion of meeting in Bal
'imore on Monday evening Of about twp
bmudred and fifty persons, who were in the
Confederate service, to give expression of
sympathy and regard. Glowing eulogiss
were pronounced and passed. among the
latter the following: "Tbat we recognize
in these distinguished officers. two OF the
bravest and most unselfish of those bra We
and unselflsh men who, turaing from all
the alurements held ont to them 10 the
service o the rich and strong. drew their
stainless swHils in defense of those whom
tho, knew 10 be poor and weuk, bu. Whom
they believed to be right"
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Among the patents recently issued are
one to J. Evaos Jones. of Tidioute, for
Locs-stop Cock: and one to Nathan S. Mil
nias' of Oil City, for Cooking Stove Attach
mant.
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Tho Forrest Press says:

SIT used tn ba in good old Democratic
days that the more liquor you drank, the
drunker and sapper ynu get; bu, in these
dege neraie times, the more YOU drink tba
sicAeer and more miserable you be-
cOine!"
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"John Anderson. nv Jo. Jo.n

We've founl the monniain's AZ.
AND whether we gae lower, John,
Or up, know not yet;
DaI "hrth"r wi the juSt. John,
:. Or VII the doomed htlow,
fe have wife to 90 wiz W,
John Anderson. my JC."
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The wor fooled thief on record is y
Mississippi chap, who, the other day, stole
the heaviest carpet.bag he could find in the
depot. and after five miles, opened /. and
found the contents to be hal hundred OF
bibles.
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Here.is how tho Duluth Morning Call
talks Of iis city fathers: "The Common
conncil met yesterday. They taIkel canal
a little; allowed few little bills; joked u
little; smoked few cigars; told a few
and sdinnrpedM
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Mr. Put DuuDisau gos drunk yesterday
ana nis'ook two Of the large plate glass
windows for "his little bed laid his weary
bones 10 rest on the aforesaid windows and
efnsh'd them into small piecos. Last night
b" p'.Jed cnecksis with his nos In the
lookup.
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RA AWAEi -.

LosT-On Thursday evening, in Pet-o.
ie"'n Centre, one GOLD BRACELET
The person iinding The came and returniny
" 10 tho RECORD OFFICE will receive one
dollar reward.
MISS EMMA WALKER.
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giocn. Notices.
.. NJ, Pettengili a. CO. 3
q 2

Park Row, New York, and Geo. +. howell & Co..
Ad er,isng Agents. are the sole agents for the Pc,
,roleam Centre pAuY RECORD in that city. Ad.
vertsers in that city ME requested to leave their
ia yors with either OF the above houses
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III. VILE EIsY',

nov prenar.d q TO execute BRICK AND MA
4 SON WORK IN ALL IT'S ER,NCHps a,d
warrants 10 give satisfaction. "A
PLASrEhlNG done to Order BRICK CHIN.
MES put up. also. BRICK and LIME cor slant
ly On hard and for sale WI '''''
g-g kcsd'nce-on Egbert Farm. Post OAica
Aoirtss, Petroleum Centre, Pa. Give uac a call
irJlG I'm.
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H. Evans has been confirmed Postmas-
ter at Tidionte, by tho U. S. SeData.
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The following sianz, was published In
Scotland iu 1907, and designed az add
'ional TO the John Andersen, nv Jo~ o,
BurDs:
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Thirteen new wells are going down at
Coal CITY, Fosters Station, on the Ale
gheny. Angel, Prentice & Co. are the
principal operators.
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TRIMS on the .. q. u A. Il. X. were de-
layed both ways, yesterday, on account of
land sliles.
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just received at Schonbloms next door 10
Toe RECORD Office, large invoice Of nice
fresh Oranges aud Lemons direct from tbs
sunny south.
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The Like Shore Il M'chigsn Southern
Railroad Co.'S oil sheds, at Cleveland, were
hnrned to the ground on Wednesday uisht.
LOsi about SO coo.
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Petroleum Centre Daily Record
5pe. Centre, Saturs, ay, March =.
ARRIVAL AND DEPRATUER or
TRAINS on q. G. L. A. II. n.

On aud sfter Monday, Nov. 2sth. 1870
trains will ruu as follows:
NORTH NO. g. No.3 yo.1.
Leave Irvine. 120Ipw IN ~ =,
Leave Oil City 1901 NJ. 2.55pM. Tbop
me.Cen I,4o 3,39 $50 -"
l"usv' e'sO " 4.25 9,l2 {"
arrive CORY, 1000 6,57 1888 I"
SOUTH So. Q. NO. 4. NO. 6.
Leave Cory ll.05 A NJ. G,IOAM. s.I5pm
Tiir I!40P NJ. 1885 &" 1852 O.
l.. q l.T " $40 90 S'42 g
Arrive u. City 2.iO i" 9.O2 u 9.2O g
" Irvine. 4,5O ll.4O
- No. 8 and6 run on Sunday.
FREIGHT TRAINS NORTH.
IT, No. i3. Nc II. No. Is. No 0.
n0C, sD ai5 All. li,i5A.M ln,h5Ax. 8,aoAM 3 10 Pm
1t;ns- !tl4AM. $40" I,iS p,45 @" s'lJ "
Ar. COrl. 10 TN. WV y"
FREIGHT TRAINS SOUTH.
Z. oos NO. TO- No 8. No. 10. No. a. No 20.
Lett, sooA.M ssoAM Ioa5A.x II.I4Au. ';osrn s5pn
"fC,S0o 9fD b" l2lbpN - 40 pN 611 .
AroCjo'l8 q" 1u,O " ls5 2Oo" 100 =.
w CITY and Petroleum Centre freight, lcaye. on
s"! ~ p. ~ arrives at Petroleum Centre SEQ n
=, ,u r., p"roielm Centre at 4,4Op ui., arrives
,@,5,4, ana 0 are expr. trains
4. 40, 40, 10 10 through accommodation, connects at
vary Tor Tasi AMI North. 80
SILVER PALACs SLEEPING CARS
A.. n;r nroc' ron rliliadelphia without change
O' n-Dircct from Pittsbprlh without cha,sse.
10 o-Dr-ct To Pittsburgh without change
Monday, Nov. 2S 1870. '""s'
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% Fhoss desiring large Casing Ton2s.
Sw'v"is and Clamps cheap, can -nqnre oi
Nicholson IL Biackmon.
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LOOK Al THEM. and behold the finest
style Of Hats and Caps, ever brought to
town, at A.ALDENS.
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SPLENDlD-Those new style Hats. al.
A. ALDEN'S.
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The Zee troupe open at Titusvi!e on
Monday evening.
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Gafney has large lot OF scotch alo and
London porter especially or family use, by
the bottle or case
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BihDS.-The best Singing ard cte nest
Canary Birds IN the oil regions are 10 be
had Al y" oe
nuv7-tf L. W pE,rry.,
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DO not meddls with any business 70,
know nothing of.
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HATS and GAPS OF styles, at
A. ALDEN'S.
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A good business habit and reputation is
always money.
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onr monthly petroleum report will appea,
on Monday.
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Bishop simpson of the NJ. f. Church. IL
soon to lecture in Titusvile.
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Having added TO my laig" stock. am
now ready to supply Scotch Whisky, Jamai
ca KUN and all other imported goods ai
New York prices.
hovi3 IT. OWEN GAFFNEY.
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buy tho ''l'ed Hot' Saddle. man,if,c,rrea
TO Tllns vile expressly for the oil conn,rv
adopted to all kinds OF weather. at ]. 4.
al2-tt
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r, NOTICE Is hereby given that Mr.. D. G.
Graves rs nay ngeot for Petroleum Centre
and vicinity. "'''
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10 Fnrchasers OF Singer sewing NIn.
chinea! Caution!

All parties are hereby cautioned against
Purchasing any of our Machines eyoent
tntongh our duly authorized agents. ne
Machines will not he guaranteed by ma that
are rot so purchased. Mr.. J. l.. JouNsoN
u our agent for Petroleum Centre and vi.
cinily. A W
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Best kehned Oil 20 crnts per gallon. At
decl5-tl. j, RUTurRroRn'a
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He who backens others does not wbiten
himeoif
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Lest Refined Oh 20 GEMS per gallon, .,
RrruEavoSps
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Never ridicule what you cannot sxplain.
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q Hanging Baskets for sale a,
NICHOLSON & BLACEMoN's.
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Chauaauqua Luke PIckcrel.
At the New York Meat Market. W. have
on h"nd and are In constant receipt Of
fresh i'ickerel from Cbnntanqna Lake.
Jahll-N ii. Il w. PARKER
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sE- Tea Servers for sale at
NICHOLSON & BLACKMON's,
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Friend. aud patrons. one and all.
Your attention to my biz" would call;
Tims are dull an money tight,
Bnt in these times I'm looking for light:
To those who are building rigs without number,
wonld infom-;his Is the place to buy Lumber;
My motto is this: .Qnick Sales and small PROFIT"
For business is healthy and think much OF IT,
in quality my Lumber Is second to none,
And as for Shingles, keep MOL;
some may not lo'k at 1t in the light do,
And for ,ho.e have a qua ity No 2;
And to those who are particuar--as some may b,
l still have snot1.r qua,ily called No
have good seasoned Lumber. Dress ID up nice,
Which viii SOL at o low cash price;
Such as Flooring, Ceiling and Siding, both Rough
and Pressed,
Lath, B"ttens and Surfaced Lumber all Of the
I"s.;
r1n havo Rig Lumber Of all kinda,
a, pr'cr. tu c'rigl,'o with oil aud hard times
= u k'' 4" - i'r'hcr k"rt constantly on hand,
Mo bo" of Cyfis of a very good brand;
Ny facilities for sci Ing are surely without number
always Keep good teams to deliver good Lumber
% if you want Lumber, Rough, Dressed, son or
Rou win hnd inst what you want at l. N Sc Lum
feh1s.tf
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THg SINGER MANUF'G Co.,
45S Broadway, New York.
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Bses Cigars IL town al brto. Bros,
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on and after Monday, Nov. 2sth, 1870,
trains will ruu as follows:
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ADDRESS
Nervous and Debiiitated,

Whose sulIeringa have been prOtracted from
hidden causes, and whose cases require prompt
| treatment to render existence desirable: II you
are suffering, or have suffered from Involuntary
discharges, what effect does It produce upon your
general healthy Do you feel weak, debllltRted,
easily tIred' Does little extra CEertIou pro.
duce palpltAtion OF tho hearty Does your liver,
or urinary organs. or your kidneys, frequently get
out OF Ordert Ia your urine sometimes thick,
milky or Aocky, or 10 1t ropy on settling, Or
does thick sCum rlsO to the topt Or isa scdI.
ment at the bottom AftCr II has stood awhile
Do you have spells Of short breathing or dyspep
slAi Are your bowels cOnstipatedt Do you
have spells Of alntlng, or PUSHES Of blood to tho
head 10 your memory impaired, Is your
mind constantly dwelling on this subJect' Do
you feel dull, llStless mopIng, tired Of company,
of life Do you wish to DO eft alone, to get
away from everybody Does any little thing
make you start or jumpf Is your sleep broken
or rcstlcssf Is tho luStre Of your eye 40 bril-.
lIant' Tho bloom of your check % BRIGHT Do
you enjoy yourself In society as welH Do you
pursue your buslness with tho same energy Do
you feel as much confidence IN yourself' Are
your spirits dull and tagging, given to Ats Of
melancholy II so, do not lay II to your liver or
dyspepsia, Have you restless nIghts' Your
back weak, your knees weak, and have but little
appetite, and you attribute this to dyspepsia or
liver complaints
Now, reader, selfabnse, VGnCtcal diseases bad.
ly cured, and sexual excesses, are all capable Of
producing weakness OF tho generatlve organs.
The organs Of generation, when In perfect health,
make the man. Did you ever think that those
bold, defiant, energetic, pcrseyerng, successful
business men are always those whose gGnOratiy0
organs arc IN perfect health You never hear
such men complain Of melancholy, OF nervous.
ness, Of pRlpltatIon Of the heart.
How many men, from the effects of excuses,
have brought about that state Of weakness In
Sexual Organs that has reduced the general sys.
ten so much as to induce almost every other dis
easc-idlocy, lunaCy, paralysis, spinal affections,
suicide and almost every other form Of disease
which humanity iS heir to, and the real cause of
tho trouble scarcely ever suspected, and haYo
used remedies for all but the right ono.
Diseases OF these organs require the use Of q
DlurGtIc. lIELMBOLD's FLUID EXTRACT
BUClIU Is the great Dluretic, and Is a certain
cure for diseases Of the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel
DropSy, Organic Weakness, Female Complaints,
General Debility and all diseases Of the Sexual
Organs, whether existing in Male or Female,
from whatever cause originating, and no matter
Of how long standing.
l.. A.. 10.
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Ghegntelli1gsucer
How the Injun Caught the New
Fashioned Buffalo.

There amt much fun In an Inlun;
II there IL it's deepish down,
And don't crop out 1t uncommon times,
A. II does in mule, or clown,
ora DutChman, or q Yankee,
OrAny o them ere chaps
That always are gay At the grAvest OF times,
And never give heed 10 mlshaps,
No, Sir them rcd. skinned pirates
Mean blood, and good deal more;
Aud when yol arc least expecting the sane
They're fist outsi o. yer door,
With torch and q knlfO and m arrow,
With whOop OF dCmOniac mlrtl-
And away they ride By the glaring Light
or your Hercely blazing hearth
haIn't much luy for an injun;
And when thsre's u Joke worth while
Played OF on the sneakng yaTmlnt
can't keep back q smile
No more than can u bullet,
When sec them providing about
With treRChGrOus look, like hungry VOL
That's watching along the route.
Twas down in the Chestnut Gulch"-
ia been huntin' for buy u week;
And OF all the luck ever had, IN. ...#
That was about the poorest streak,
Twas feelin' blue and tired
ASH lay there on tho ground.
But mighty quick, you bet wRs roused
BY = most uncommon sound.
us cause soon discovered,
Fur the great Pacific line
Kun close along, and thar was tho ears
| tell you the sight was fine
ON lo0kin' down tho track,
An InJun, with 8tOnt lias0
Fastened around his waist, IsAw,
Was wAtchln' the inglnc too.
list laid low fur music,
Fur knew thGre'd be tune,
With the lDjlno's shrek, and the inIuR's whoOp,
Like thunder storm In June,
On, on like the wind II came
Firm stood that cussed "Red"
And when It got within easy range, ..
Ills lassO caught its head Na
sold sold" cried !, while tho InJun
And the car went out OF sight;
But never shall till my dying day
Forget his look Of fright.
hahn much Inv for an InIun
But almost pltlCd him
Fur beln' lerkGd TO the SpeFit Land
BY a buffalo ~ grim,
1.... .f --HaJ7rr's Magd.ias, June.
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JOSH BTLLINGs.-The richest man ov
all IL he who haz got but little, but has
got all he wants.
Natur makes oil the nOblemen-w wealth,
edukaShlon nor pedigree never made one
yet.
Great takers are generally great liars,
for them who talk so much sooner or later
run out ov the truth, and tell what they
don't kno. Gr ... ...
Ihave com to the konklusion that what
everybody praises wants close watching.
The strongest propensity in woman's
nature Is to know "S0hdtS 00iR On'" and
the next strongest Il, to boss the Job.
SkOrn not the day oy little things, for
thare izno man in this world so great but
what sum one kan do him q favor or an
injury.
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ARuMon prevails ut the Indian depart.
ment that Hon. NJ Turney,a prominent
and wealthy citizen Of Ohio, will succeed
General IAfkGt as Commissioner of In.
dian Affairs. Mr.. Turney. who Is acting
as special agent Of the Indian Bureau, Is
q present on tour Of inspection on the
Upper Missouri. -
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The Democrats of Ohio county, In.
diana, refuse to depart" At recent
convention they resolved that they view
with surprise and regret the attempt to
lead the party in the wake Of strange and
nngodly gods" that III the good old Dem.
ocratic ship must go to the bottom we will
sink with her in blaze of glory, our ban.
ners nailed defantly to the masts head;'
and that when we descends6 low as to
barter our principles TO partake of the
,oayes and fishes, We will be, and ought
To be, damned
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and Stock Market.

As,.a Gid, NEw YoRK, July "a.
Stronger to-day, opening at l1iH, and
closing at ii2Ol12H. Loans were made Ia the
forenoon Atl per cent for carrying, and this AMOR.
noon from to per cont was paid for ube.
Clearlhgs t3s,0OoOOO.
MoNBT- Easy at adsS per cent
ExcnASaE-s Sterling Exchange, Bankers bitls,
iiOk. ..r. r....
GOVERNMENTS Dull aud steady; sos Of May
and November advanced Y from the opening
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9g4elMno1D,ss
EXTRACT sARSAPARILLA

EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
WILL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TIE FROM
THE SYSTEM SCROFULA, SYPHILIS,
FEHER SORES, ULCERS, SORE EYES,
SORE LEeS SORE MOUTH, SORE HEAD,
BRoN0HTTHs, SKIN DISEASES, SALT
RYEUM, OANRERS, RULVlYINGS FROM
THE EAR, WHITE sWELLLNGS, TUXORS,
Observation-Disclosures NODES, RICK.
ETS, GLANDUAAR sWELLENGS, MONT
SHEATS, RASH, TETTER, HUNORS OF
ALL KINDS, CHRONIC RHEUHA7yslL
DYSPEPSIA, AND ALL DISEASES THAT
NAVE BEEN ES7,A BLEsRED Nv THiESYS.
TEN FOB YEARS. Ets.t'flr
Being prepared expressly for tho above com.
plants It's Blood.PurifyiBg properties are great.
er than any other preparation Of sArsaparlla
II gives the complexion clear and healthy color,
and restores the patient TO 4 state OF health and
purity. For purifying the blood, removing ai
chronic constitutional diseases arising from an
Impure state of the blood, and tho only reliable
and effectual'knOwn remedy for the cure of Palms
and swellIngS Of the Bones, alterations Of the
Throat and Legs, Blotches Plmples on the Face,
Bryslpelas, and all scAly Eruptlons Of the Skin,
and BCadtIfyinR the Complexion.
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