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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
For the Week Ending Friday, Nay 10.
MoRNrNa srAR nrx,c. !,

MORNING
o at sSs time Msy Of 70 1sa
IS ss - . is st .sss
sfSs supplies q.
ooed ssSs s SsDp partly E
en 4. Msnasy
low .a AND
" at o ss but 5ol.
Son sss
he business being at an advance OF fully 10 inflow mid
sssi 70 IL i'm s1s 70 $50
az sSS ..
to our remarks quote the market at. Ord
= asss %iad %ssH
sisAs AND MoLAssEs-we quote sugar, viz: fair o,
f e. Ut y:1s s sss sas Il
ssSeS 81 70 % Is 81 for city
TO & s. ss. s
ysoT .nS 9aes to 100 su.he for and
81 % ss,o o g 70 CSC sa.bs St
D;Is e TO- 81 60 p.r ten for
.. held = go Dbl RETAIL and
arc quoted 20. at :, to &c. clear rib
:dss q to &c clear iac and Is to ao Tor
L1sD-Tierces sell at IL to lla ksxs - ~, to lass
Day sAIr NsAr-she.ldsrs az. quoted st 9. {. :.
Per 10. - - ~ -
ID. e"1s AZ W loo Por
BEEYWe quota Texas choice extra moss In barres At
us SO to SIS andrtis to $2O per fierce -
ASusiANA hiCE-We quote inferior &c, ordinary to
sosd DO &c prime to good do Sc per TO-
per ID. '''a - - W Soc
factory 10 quoted 16 to Tito per h.
at o. 50 to . per bh New Lousiana 30 psr Dbl
SAFE Dried Apples to &c per ID. Dried Peaches lOc
FovLTRr AND EGGs-Chickens are selling on the land
at sol 50 dog according to size TURKEYS $50
toS-. Egga IS to lie per doc. WV
CoFFEEWe quote is to l5Ac per lib (gold duty paid,
Tor primo Ia to i4i for good II IA fair ordinary
y WnskY-Ws quote ESQ to soc per gallon for choice
estern rectihed Domestic patent Bourbon 81 90 TO
u sS and pure 81 IS to IS per gallon as in quality
CoRs MEA!-We quote Il d. IS Is to 80 on the ievee.
and 81 81 to % Gu from store - ~ Nv
GuNSr BAesAre selling at ,is zoe per bag accord
SET.We quote Liverpool 81 Is to 81 co. ane
4 lbs &C. Fo' >o& W.
Money Market.
Gold lila to ILL., American half dollars Io7. tn 1os,
Mexican dollars al to II4k ~
Sterling exchange f22 to liza, francs to-
Oomestic exchange. to sic per cent premium.
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LITIGATION EXTRAoRDINARY.-To the recent
gra1uAtes OF the law department of the University
Louisiana, We make the doubt welcome ANNOUNCED
that In the fourth district of the city,
nelu now open To them, to mako fortune in the
tal Oh suits When client cails them, instead
SSKag MIN OF her down TO the gloomy looking old
Dnhnlng at jackson Square let hem get into "a Camp
anu asgaz'ne street proceed mp the large
anu wet sOockeu establishment of j. A. BraselmAn s.
20, az the corner OF st. Andrew and Magazine,
DIE clleht De OF The male persuasion advise him to
que Oh the new anu cheap suits to be had
1nas wgnknown store, aud present it his mother.
WIe sister, or TO his s. H. Ii client be
SEX the same advice will be very readily followed.
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Halls Arctic Expedition, towards which the
Of the United States at Its last session made
an opriation OF several Thousand dollars
VIII sail ia few days to seek the
north pole carries with 1t agent for celebrate
Klngen washer This 10 perhaps the only place On the
goSe where the Rngen Washer has been
unfortunate people of tho bediscovered pole Is
FAIR an evidence of their discretion energy and enter
prise rs was their selection Henry Halter 40 Camp
street, as their agent in this city.
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FIXING UP.-This is the season for removal
tng houses; Inc summer with its beautiful weather
!or paint AUD its leisure the smaller
oSs 10 lSss coming in aud behooves prudent land
vi course economy ought 10 be practissd these
eere as ven az All others provided best quality of
the aSversiseme1s Of our friend, N. wheeiAhan Esq
who has removed TO i9 Common street. between Csai
and 81 Charles In making change from his old
location, he made still more important change in
greatly reducing prfcea eS -
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-14

sLATEs.-Gresham has quite n novelty in the
way OF states for beginners. Upon their frame is
complete and beautiful copy of the alphabet the
ner and various written words all to serve
ses 1es exercise Another feature the durability
tngeniously attached Parents and school teachers
would do we'll to call and exanin ne the article
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-14

William Miller, the founder of the sect of
Mherites. who died the 2gth Dec. Is49 began his
prophecies in 1888 fixing the end Of the world for
certain day in certain month in the year si3. Miller
ordered ali his followers white the morn
Ing OF the last day, he expected the weather
very warm and every knows that white are cooler
dark goods and it is for that same reason Joseph
Miller Jr No COZ Magazine street (but who ia kins.
man OF Miller the propheD has laid In such q complete
stock OF white goods for the coming term. He
them. See his advertisement.
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DIMES MAKE DoLLARs;-"A penny saved is
Apenny earned, 10 one of the trlto maxins of Poor
Richard which IL 10 the hOn rdieu in this spend
Thrift age Not that our rssdera to be-
cutno miecrs, but small saved mp .'rany
asy . comes viii be found very convenient The New
Olean H1Ttnge lnstit ution, tea Canal
est saving establishment OF the hind in city aud
plumbers among ta trustees our best oiiiIens
Bee advertisement.
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HARDWARE, PAINTS AND GRATES.-G. Pitard
JAY Common street near Claiborne Market has on hand
fall supply Of the above articles well as window
glass and wall paper which he will sell at moderate
nS Parties Iesdng in the rear of the city
with whom to trade. saving both and mopey and
the vexation of going further and farng much
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NEW ORLEANS HYDRo-cARBoN GAS
COMPANY.

Office No. 80 Carondeiet street, New Orleans,
ls7i--The New Orleans Hydro-Carbon Gas Lis
Pany, organized under the general laws of the
Louisiana have purchased the patent gas app;
Mr.. b. Sioper for producing Hydro-t; Carbon Gas,
now prepared to furnish machines for dwelling
theatres. 'eurches, halls, sugar houses etc.
This IL she cheapest Portable Gas Appara'
world combining the advantages of Britiiaucy
city ana Efficiency. producing pure Carbonatet
gen Gas OF Ave times the Illuminating powe
much less cost than coal gas.
No fire ret0rts or machinery are used to penc
gas; the apparatus being automatic makes the
as II Is consumed. consequently there can be nj
OF accident un"er any circumstances
The filling of the apparatus requires but ord
telligence. and may be safely attended to by an!
tic. 1t can be placed In the yard ind connec
the ordinary gas. pipes, aud is ready for use
The apparatus can be made of any capacity
by any copper hnsmth from oae light u
capacity OF lighting whole town, and for any
residence is about the size of barrel.
Orders received at the Company Office, No. 5
delet street. where the apparatus can be seen in
tnl operation; also, at the Branch Cigar Store Of
pesant, IA Canal street; also Mt Mr.. Hugo RI
Cotton Boil Saloon. Common st.. New orleans.
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the WAY TO Do 1T.-When Caylat g. Flynn,
sss Msgsaine street near ST. Andrew. procure good
the to the public that the ladies' may avail the,
selves Of the good fortnne This what hss air~sdy
gaineo ZOE Snen great popularity. There 10 In
point az the present moment will be by reading
Sns detained hst OF their goo&s, published In another
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by reference to q card in our ad vertising
columns our readers will perceive that O policy
thousand dollars, the life of Rev. George a Clinton
IN ayor OF his two minor children effected in the Mound
promptly paid at maturity. $3.50
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-14

meeting of the Hibernian and Mutual Aid
Association, Branch No s. will be held at the corner of
to snd Camp Streets at half Al P. Sunday,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-14

Branch No. 2, Hiberniau Benevolent and
Mutual Aid Asanciation hold a snecal meeting at
st Michaeis Hall, on Saturday. May a. -
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-14

FOREIGN EXCHANGE. - Parties wishing to
remit small amounts to England Ireland can Be &C.
commodated liberal terms At the Sonihsr Espf
bee advertisement.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-14

ALE AND PoRTER.-Martin Druhan, 80 Com
merce street IL fer Blood Wolfe Il Co "a 10 aud
Porter, and Base Co.'S Pale Ale. See advertisement
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-14

-, Pew No. 9, in centre aisle, in st. Patrick's
fronting the High Altar Ia advertised sale
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-14
HAGAN's
KEYSTONE MARBLE WORKS
Office and Salesroom, 1872 st. Charles 81
Corner Julia.

A fine selection Of italian Statuary and Vein
Mantels; also Marbleized Marble and Slate y
On hand and for sale ct = small advance on New
prices. Crates Marble and Slate Hearths ON
The Trade supplied ut moderate ratea ToI
Monuments, Aeadstones. Tablets, Washsta
Table and Counter Tops made TO orde
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-14

Posts of honor do not confer true glory,
It is the manner in which We Ali ansinant
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Our readers will h1d Ia our want column an
ad1artsaelnent heaAaA "InEornation Mnntnd Hhirh
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pURITY Is ESSENTIAL.

DUkITt ID ESSENTIAL.
E, LALMANT,
DR d g 1ST AND AP0THE @ A
Corner Of Claiborne and Gasquet Of
fun assortment OF Fresh Drugs aud Ch
always on hand.
Special attention given to tho Compromising Of
caAns Prescriptions at ali houra
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Orders left at his Shop, 459 MAGAZINE
between Race and Robin. or Box 1850 Mvcha
change No. 10 Union street. will meet with AID
JOBBlNG PROMPTLY ATTENDED
Residence-99 Constance street ID
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WESTERN PRODUCE, LIQUORS, ETC

PURE BOURBON and RYE WHISKY alvavs nm
hand direct from McGibbon Bros.s celebrated Dis.
tillery. Cynthiana KY
DIT LEfsS ahd RECIlFYING CHARCOAL. aplR Iy
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-06-28

Burial of Vallandigham-."
Immense Funeral COrtege
---Thc Largest Funeral
That Ever Took Place i'll
Ohio.
A dispatch from Dayton, of
the 10Th, says:
The funeral of the late Hon.
G. L. Vallandigham, to-day
was of a most imposing charac
ter, and was probably the larg-
est which has ever taken place
in the State of Ohio. The pro-
cession was about two miles in
length, and was composed of
persons of all political parties
and walks of life. Business in
many parts of the city was sus.
pended during the passage of
the funeral cortege, and the
county and city buildings, to.
gether with many private resi-,
dences, were draped in mourn.
ing. The pail bearers were
Hon. A. G. Thurman, Hon. S.
S. Cox, Hon. George e. Pugh,
Hon. George w. McCook,
Hon. Judge Gilmore, General
O. G. Maxwell, John Howard,
Samuel Craighead, D. II. Boy,
er, Elihu Thompson, w. II,
Gillespie and D. X. Houk.-
Many distinguished gentlemen
from all parts of the Union
were present and participated
in the ceremonies. Chief JUS
tice Chase was prevented from
being present from i'll health.
The funeral services at the res.
idence were conducted by
Rev. E. P. Wright, of the
Episcopal Church. He was
buried by the Masonic frater-
nifty, Grand High Priest Charles
G. Kiefer officiating.
For many hours previous to
the funeral, Mrs. Vallandigham
was in an almost insensible con-
dition from her double grief
When she was taken beside
husbands coffin, she gave utter
ance to shrill. unmeaning cries
of lamentation, that pierced
the heart of every one pres
ent. She was still unconscious,
up to Wednesday evening, and
her condition is regarded as
extremely precalious. "A She
does not get any better.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-06-28
The County Convention.

By reference to another part
of to-day's paperit will be seen
that the Central Committee
have issued the notice for the
County Convention to be hold
on the 31st of July, and for the
Democracy Of the several town
ships to meet at their usual
places of voting, and select
delegates to represent them in
the Convention.
The will embrace the offices
of Representative, Auditor,
Recorder, Prosecuting Attor-
ney, and Commissioner.
The Democrats of the vari-
Gus townships should not fail
to attend the meetings for the
selection of delegates. Each
township should be sure to
send a full delegation. The
number to which each town.
ship is entitled will be found in
the call of the committee.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-06-28
Fourth of July.

There viii be- a basket pic.
mic held at Arnold's grove on
the 4th Of July, for all the
children of Macarthur and Vi.
cinity; and such older people
as wish TO spend a day in the
woods. Meet at the M. E.
Church, at 8 o'clock A. M,
from which place there will be-
conveyances for your baskets.
Ice water will be furnished on
the ground, and such arrange.
ments made as will best tend
to the comfort and happiness
of all. There will be some
short addresses delivered to-
the children
Bring your children and dim
ners, as general good time is
expected. Let everybody
come.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-06-28

were eminently fit to be made
men who are able and capable
and who may be relied upor
to bear aloft the true colors Q.
the party. Besides we have f
Legislature to elect, whose du'
ty it will be to choose a u. 5
Senator to take the seat Of
Sherman, the chief among the
high protective tariff schemers,
in the interest of the New Eng
land States and against the
West, all the land grab rob-
berries, San Domingo jobs, etc.
In addition to the State and
County tickets, we shall have
in Vinton county a Senator, a
Judge of the Court of Common
Pleas to vote for.
The duty of the hour then is
to prepare for the October
election-to close up the ranks
and muster in recruits. Humid
reds of honest Republicans,
tired and sick of Radical theft,
oppression and persecution, are
ready to join us to effect the
needed change in rulers, and
who will ask noquestions about
bounty or rank.
We have not time to waste
in discussing mere distractions,
the diverging opinions of this
or that man or little caucus
squad-have nothing to do
with the designs or vagaries of
policy mongrels, but believe
that the Democracy of Little
Vinton are ready for a square
fight with Radicalism, and that
the Democratic ticket will re.
ceive an increased majority in
the county.
Every Democrat and those
wishing to act with and aid
the Democracy of Vintou coun-
ty are hereby notified to re-
port for active duty during this
most important campaign; and
hereof fail not, under the pains
and penalties of Radical power
and vengeance.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-06-28
The Radical Office-HOlders'
Convention.

The Federal, State and
County Tax-Eaters and profes.
sional politicians met at Colum,
bus, last Wednesday, and nom.
mated for
Gorernor-G General Edward f.
Noyes, of Hamilton county.
Lieutenant GOuernOr-Jacob Muel.
Ter, of Cuyahoga county.
Supreme Judge-Wm. H. West, Of
Logan county.
TreaSurer-Isaac r. Wclch, of
Belmont county.
Auddor-Dr. James Williams, Of
Franklin county.
Attorney GeneraI--Frank B. Pond,
of Morgan county.
School CommiSSioner-Thomas W.
Harvey, of Lake county.
Clerk of Supreme Comt-Capt.
Rodney Foos, Of Clinton county.
Member Board of Public Works
r. II. Hosmer, of Muskingum coun
ty.
Why was West, the late
Attorney General of Ohio,
nominated for Supreme JudgcY
He was the poorest Attorney
General ever elected in this
State. The people have not
forgotten that he distinguished
himselfin that office bp the ex.
traordinary manner in which
he used the influence Of his po'
sition to defeat the payment of
the Morgan Raid Claims to
the citizens of Southern Ohio,
after they had been allowed by
the Legislature. He thereby
made friends in Northern Ohio,
who have stood by him and
given him the nomination. He
thinks party drill will carry
him through in Southern Ohio
Let every man in this Con
gressional District vote against
him. u
The platform indorscs Grant,
Administration, and says il
"has vindicated its right to thu
continued confidence Of the
people, This makes the issue
OH that point as square ant
definite as possible; and it re
mains for the people to say
whether wUseless" Grant
style Of government is the very
thing fol a people pretending
to self-respect and q sense o
public mo,alsy decency, homo
and honesty.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-06-28

THERE will be q Monster Colebra-
tion on the 4th, in honor of the Ma
tional Birth Day, at Columbus. A
Grand Social Ball viii also be given
at the Opera House in the evening,
Those never having seen the into.
rior of that magnifcently furnished
Dramatic Temple, view of tho
gorgeous Upholstery and beautiful
Fresco Work is wellworth tho prieo
of admission-Sf. CHARLES VIE
LIAMs, Manager of the grand affair,
will accept thanks for complimea.
tary Uicket to the Opera House Ball..
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-06-28

COMING IN.-Campaign subscri'
bors are being received from all
parts oEthe county, since we have
put the price down to 25 cents for
4 months. A friend writes us as
follows:
"Yor paper will go like hot
cakes since you get it up in Har'
per's Weekly Stylo."
Send in the quarters and we will
send tho paper for four months from
the date of the subscriptions.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-06-28
The McGehan Murder Case

The Mcclellan Murder Case
This case, in which the hate
c. j.. Vallandigham was en-
gagged on the part Of the de-
fense, went TO the jury on
Tuesday evening of last week
the close ofthe thirteenth day
of the continuance Of the trial.
The jury, after being out about
thenty.four hours, failed to
agree. -Four were for murder
in the second degree; four were
for manslaughter; four for ac-
quittal. A second trial will be
had. The prisoner will remain
in iail.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-06-28
Selection of Delegates.

The Democracy of the several Townships
will therefore, meet at the usual places oil ho'a-
ing elections therein, on
Saturday, Jnly 29th, 1871,
bctvceen the hours of . and o'clock p. NJ. and
EJECT Delegates to represent the Townships 1"
said Convention.
The ratio OF representation Is Delegate lot
every 2S votes cast for william Heisley, forscc-
retary of State, In 1870, and Delegate for ev'
cry fraction of l2 votes.
The following is the number Of Delegates TO
which the several townships are respectively
entitled:
Eagle 8 Swan Elk Harrison pinSisn1 Z Z
Vilkesc Knox 2 Clinton jackson
The Convention viii appoint Delegates to
represent vinton county in the Democratic Ju-
dfcial and Senatorial Conventions-[to be held
at some time and place to be fixed hereafterl-
and transact such other business as may come
before the Convention.
Al. SWAIN, Dem.
C.P WARD,
c. W. HOLLAND, ; Cen.
PATRICK O'KEEFFE,
j. w. BOWEN, Com.
A.J.swAIM, Cadir'n.
J.w. BOWEN, Sec'y.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-06-28

Hon. Alexander Mitchell, of
Milwaukee, now member of
Congress, is said to he looming
up as the probable Democratic
candidate for Governor of
Wisconsin. He is said to be
the wealthiest man west of the
lakes, and is president of all
the railroads in Wisconsin.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-06-28

THERE are q number OF students
attending the Ohio University, at
Athens, from Vinton county. Last
week was commencement week.
In the Athens Messenger of last
week we find brief report of the
University Exercises, from which
we take the following, relating to
two young men from this county:
The Grafton of Mr.. T. Foreman,
of Macarthur, Ohio, which imme-
diately followed, entitled, "Unity of
Purpose" though brief, was really
masterpiece Of the kind. like that
of Mr.. Loomis, it was delivered
with great freedom and boldnCss,
yet without any discordant jar or
unpleasant harshness. Mr.. Forc~
man has within him the material
for frst-class orator, and we trust
he will not take it unkindly when
we gently hint that if he would
train himselfto somewhat check tho
impetuosity of his utterance and
"go slower" his delivery would bs
the more pleasant and his discourse
all tho more impressive. With this
slight objection removed, his ora
tion WIS splendid success.
w: w. Gist closed the contest
with an excellent Grafton on "Re-
tigiouS Liberty" Mr.. Gst in style
is argumentative, and treated his
subject in that manner without
putting on much flourish. His pro-
duction was well written and well
delivered.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-06-28
To the Citizens of VIaton County

Tohe CitizenS of Vinton County;
In answer TO the many inquiries
by numerous friends, as to whether
I intend,to offer myself again as n
candidate for the Office which now
hold, and have held for nearly Is
years, to-wit: Recorder of Vinton
county; with many thanks and with
feelings Of gratitude to those who
have favored me with their support
heretofore, I respectfully, but posi-
lively decline being n candidate this
coming fall.
I am now in my 18th year, and,
whether l am conscious of the fact
or not, observation of the effect of
age on others, convinces mo it is
time to retire from public life, and
leave the seeking and filling of Of
fees, to younger men. / duly ap-
preciatc the kindness, and entertain
the warmest gratitude toward my
friends Of all parties, who have
stood by me through five campaigns,
and even yet seem willing tostand
by mo still. For such mark of fa-
vor and confidence, permit me
again to tender my sincere acknowl-
ments, and especially to those who
have stood, and still stands, as secu-
rity on my official Bond. a
JONATHAN BRINE.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-06-28
MELATM! BEAUTY

scrofula, Consumption, Syphilis In its
many forms, Glandular Disease, Ulcers
i'm the Throat Mouth; TumorS, Nodes In the
Glands, and other. parts of the systGmi Sore
Eynntiye Diseases of the Eyes, Nose, Mouth,
and ihe forms of Skin Diseases; Eruptions, Fe-
Yer sores, Scald Head Ring-worn, Salt Rheum
Eysipelas, Ague, Black Spots. Worms iu the
Flesh, Tmnors, Cancers In the Womb, and ~
Weakening anu Painful Discharges; Night
Sweats, and all Wastes of the Life Principle,
are within the Curative Range OF Railways
Snrsaparilian Resolvent, and few days use
will prove to any person using u for either OF
these forms of disease It's potent power 10 cure
them r
NOT only does the SARSAPA LLIAS RE
SOLVENT excel all known remedial agents In
the Cure of Chronic, ScrolulOus, Constitution,
skin ana syphiloid diseases, but 1t Is the only
IL in.L.I A,.LlAt lAr