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COrSO7l'S Stellar OIL
FOR
ILLUMINATING PURPOSES.

The proprietor OF this OIL has for several years
felt the necessity OF providing for and presenting
to the public, as q substitute for the dangerous
compounds which are sent broadcast over the
country, an Oil that Is SAFE and BRILLIANT,
aa eTeS eSs e Has e
suHtHis ssaBstitafe in T .GXRsoNs STELLAR ii OIL" It
should be used by every family
lsT, BecauseI 1t is safe beyond question. The
primary purpose in the preparation OF STELLAR
OIL has been to make it PERFECTLY SAFE,
thus insuring the lives and property OF those who
use It,
I'D, Because it is the most BRILLIANT liquid H.
uminator now known.
Sd, Because 1t is more economical, in the long
run, than any of the dangerous oils and fluids
now in too common use.
iTH, Because 1t is intensely BRILLIANT, and
therefore economical, giving the greatest posi-
BILE light at the least expenditure to the consum-
er. Its present standard OF SAFETY AND
BRILLIANCY will always be maintained, for
upon this the proprietor depends for sustaining
the high reputation the STELLAR OIL now
enjoys
To prevent the adulteratlon OF this with the ex
ploslve compounds now known under the name of
Kerosene, &c, &c. 1t Is put up for family use In
Five Gallon cans, each can being sealed, and
stamped with the trademark OF the proprietor; it
cannot be tampered with between the manufac-
turer and consumer. None is genuine without the
TRADEMARK.
STELLAR OIL Is sold only by weight, each can
containing five gallons of six and half pounds
each, thus securing to every purchaser full meas
ure. 1t Is the duty and interest Of all dealers and
consumers OF illuminating oil to use the STELLAR
OIL only, because 1t alone is known to be safe and
reliable
na- All orders should be addressed to
JARDEN a. CO.,
WHOLESALE A&ENTs,
1856 South Front Street,
151y Philadelphia.
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SALES AT AUUTION.

A ucTIoN NoTICE.-HENRY e. MCDONNELL CO.,
IA Auctioncers.
win sell THIS DAY TUESDAY morning.. at l0b O'CLOCK
at private residence lsu west Twenty third street,
between sixth aud seventh avenues.
By LUKE FITZGERALD. Auctionecr, 4Oo lots. BY
catalogue costly and pan Household Furniture namely,
magnificent IN octave rosewood Panofore celebrated city
MAKERS used nine months cost $l0 Pier. Mante Mirrors
elegant Paror Suits In crimson SATIN rosewood EtAgeres
Genre and Side Tables yeet aud Brussels Carpets Writing
Desk and Bookcase Lace, Brocael Curtains Oh Paintings,
real bronses, bos lie Cabinets Jardnieres Flower
Stands, Gilt Tables 500 vols chocs Books, old Engravngs.
&c.
Bedrooms consist. VIZ
solid rosewood and inaid black walnut Bedroom Suits
namely, Bedsteads Bureaus Tables, Washstands, Ward
robes Commodes Wardrobes Dressing Case Hair and Spring
Beds Pillows, Bolstes Sheets Quilts Blankets, Bed Linen
Toilet Sets; other articles too numerous TO mention;
DINING Room-Supero black walnut Buffet, inlad IL foot
Extension Fable do small IL Dining Ihairs solid Sill
yer ami Plated Ware sheffield Cutlery In complete sets, Din
ner and Tea Sets China do. Basement kitchen-Ice
Box. Olcoths Cooking tenslls, with which the sale will
commence. Sale positive al 1915
Notice, Notice.
Parties purchasing at this their goods stored
In the house until after the lat of May hava them boxed
Tor shipping by competent In attendance
house.
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$1,000 as~sz-s'-si7- = -
I.EGt1, NOTICES.

r,rEsrASr 70 A DECREE OF THE HIGH COURT
os obsncery Ireland made in the cause o. hiclsrd
Eh.rszcr shacxeon plaintiff, and Robert Pgot, Eliza Pr
cot Poole, his wife, and Mary Anne Poole do
sulans An persons to be next OF Kin, according
~ ie atatutes Tor distribution of Intesatcs Estates OK
Tboma Poole late clerk In the employment OF Messrs.
a sons Belnn, IN the county OF Kildare
living al the his death, which occurred at Bean afore
the m0ut OF May. lsIl, claiming
The legal oil such next OF KIN
their soclors before The 10Th OF june 1874,
come prove their said claims chambers OF
Vice Chancellor q Ireland \, the -Four Courts In the city of
Dubln In default Thereof they will be peremptnriy
cu led the benefit OF said decree Monday the dag
OF July ls7 the hour OF II o'clock tho forenoon,
pointed for hearing and adJudca,ing ON The claims
Dated this 7th dag OF March, 1874.
A. I. CHArTERrOS. Chief Clerk.
THos JAMxsoN SON. Solicitors for Plaintiff. isl Great
Brunswick street, Dublin.
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A JOURNEAY, AUCTIONEER,
~. ONCE, No. Pine street.

A JoURNEAY, AUcTIoNEER,
n. Oalce, No. Pine street,
Ss valuable property RsaaG ,ss
PAY ApI = +. i seoss: EssSsnse salesroom, III
SIDE i H. loo Fee, west s ciSron street, ssss Feet
Ss,soo remain mortgage. Maps with further par
tculars, al auctioneer's office.
uorIoN sALE-Ar saa WEST FoRTy.sEcoND ST.,
THIS SSssSsy 5f soksis xs o'clock
Stone
Suit in crimson satin Turkish SET in blue satin cost $500
crimson and gold and green and COLA satin brocas Cab
dasss sna
s ssdas Saar
asry ana saseeS &C.
tive Goods packed and delivered for purchasers
4 RON. JOHNSTON, AUcTIoNEER
N Oce and salesrooms 81 Nassau street, opposite the
io'' JOHNSTON JOHN & VAN TAssELL WILL SELL AT
WEDNESDAY. AtKiL 70, AT lox O'CLOCK,
ias bLE sE slREEf, NEAR soGTH FiFrh AVE
Room ana caan5er SUITS srasse. and
and srs D Ct ssa ane TSHs
which the sale viii commence Catalogues at the house.
4 Ron. JOHNSTON, AUcTIoNEER. 80 .o.. ..
n once aud 'aesroon &, on NASSAU street, opp0''0 N'
SIX LOADS OF IorsEaoLD FURNITURE,
S% sra
at 1OL O'clock at the saesroom "a Nassau street,
A large assortment of Household Furniture
of descriptions Feather Beds, Blankets, Mattresses
Pillows Sheets Pillow Cases Cottage Bedsteads
WarIrobes Extension Tables Pier Tables, mahogany
Rockers Reclining Chairs, seat Arm Chairs Bureau
Bedseads Sofa Bedsteads, Wahstands, Commodes Gard
Tables, Gibbs Mirrors, lnantc and pier; Lace Curtains
brCcate Curtains Shades, Wire Screens, together with
large assortment
of Kitchen Furniture.
Also ONCE Furniture E. Of every description
Pickhardt, Needham and Plympon Bedsseacs
A RCu JOHNSTON. AUCTfoNEER.
n JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSEIi will give their personal
attention the of Household Furniture, 4c at the
parties declining housekeeping mt their wei
known sacroom 81 Nassau street. the greatest thorough
the city and where the greatest buying crowds most
do congregate.
AT THE NEW YORK SALES AND STORAGE RE
IA pository 81. $3.50 and 3l Fourth avenue, Twenty
fifth street, New York. -
will sell,
THIS DAY, at ii O'Clock A. NJ,
large OF falor and Library SUITS In hacloth
and
Black walnut and Cottage Chamber Suits new and sec;
robes Bookcases marble Centre Tables oak an black
walnut Extension Tables, Bullets, Chairs, HAIR HuAk and
other Mattresses; Pillows, Bolsters, Carpets. &c.
The whole of the above now on exhibition.
Catalogues the morning oil sale.
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DY NJ. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER
ID win sell this day at 1919 O'clock at the salcsroos ~
Nassau street. by order the assignee the Furniture
OF factory, removed for convenience SALE
Paror suits in push &C. rosewood and walnut cham
Der SUITS Wardrobes Extension Tables Char Sideho ards.
Bedseads hair and other Mattresses French Plate Mirrors
Lounges, DC, &c.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
- WIN be received by the Committee Normal College,
&C. at the oce Of the CLERK tins OF Pabld
instruction. corner OF Elm and Grand Streets until Wcdpcs-
day, the 18th day Of April 1872, until O'Clock r. M.
said day for the materials and work for new school
building to be erected on Lexington avenue between sixty
eighth and sixty ninth streets.
Plans and specifications may be al the Office Of the
Superintendent of Buildings aud Repairs lso Grand sas,
third floor. .,
Proposals will be received for each branch Of the worS
and TO be endorsed Proposal for Mason WORK
"proposa for Cut stone Proposal for Carpenters YORK;
nProposal for Painting"
The of two responsible surees 10 encs
proposal Proposals VIII not DO considered unless suetes
are named and entirely satisfactory to The
The committee the right 10 reject any OF az o 'ae
proposals Offered.
WILLIAM WILLIAM T !. PPSiayrA, Commute.
MAGNUS GROSS, on -
- FNOCH L. FANcuER
= NEW YORK, April 2, ls12
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15pwARD sCHENCK, ArCTIONEER.
IL ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
AT NO. 10 EAST SEVENTEENTH ST,

GEORGE J. SMITH, AUCTIoNEER, OFFICE 12 CHAM
" hers street-By viriue Of execution will sell at pub
lie auction Tuesday, April p II O'Clock A. NJ at %
Gold street, New York. fourth floor, quantity OF Ma.
chinery consisting Steam Engine 12x24; vses,
Line Shaft 36 feet by IN nch Desks and once Fxings.
NJ. T. BEIRNk, Mar sh al.
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SITUATION wANrED-As COACHMAN AND
n groom by young man. Protestant; milk; Is will
Ing and obsng; best reference Address H. box 5 Herald
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80 s aH.ss irenins
broadway and Seventh avenue w STEVENSON so, a. SON
ss aGs
sss
the above resoence, including SUITS elegantly carved
s2 s"S IN "
ps: na
Bedsteads in walnut. mahogany and rosewood and Bu
.s es s1s
ms e anS nn
sn ss and s Ge Ss
"A Chiffon 3. Sssgoop, Aqs,,onecr
W" S WFSSHsSsS Sf sFs 9s 49, c
sTgdT wSS sf0s sf' AND
60 s sSso sa SUITABLE For DINING sALooNs
kRfsaaaH Ans
Kitchen Utensils; Glassware and crockery.
n si SAhH At
noon, Ese$aags sassoGm In Brgagxsy under q
ceased 10 Lots Tenth and st. Nicholas avenues, 18th
x on orsr Fer Sns
sossY Esss,
V0TH1SGss gsrr Aye!!sSs AUCTION
Rosewood r,anofor,e, rain,lng.; BrSn.ss sta'uary.
Rare and costly Works OF Art.
Drawing Room Furniture, Siivcr~are, Mirrors.
Public Auction THIS DAY Tuesday,
At the elegant mansion 30 West 10Th st.,
9th avenue, commencing II O'Clock.
Rare chance for housekeepcrs . -.
Drawing rooms--Superb Suits Pompadour, Marie An'ol
ns a Rot. ee
tary, bookcase, marble top plate glass Encognnres
Carpets French Plate Mirrors. size l0xS6 Bronze 0rmou
Clock, runs one months; Chandeiers, Curtains artistic
Bronze statuary, Paintings by eminent artists magnincen
rosewood Panoforc grand scale. celebrated maker en-
broidered Cloth Cover stool, Music Books rosewood wal
nut Dressing Bureaus, Bedscads, wardrobes Comm,des
suite style fous XIV HAIR Spring Mattresses Bedding
blankets, Counterpanes Extension Table, Buffet elegant
Sets Ruby Crystal Glassware; Silver Casters, Salvers,
Tureens, Dinner Tea Service; Chnaware, Linen, Table
Cutlery Lounges, Chais; Basement Kitchen Furniture.
Furniture servants apartments N. BPares Wishing TO
attend this sale take 9th stages 9Th
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A SITUATION WANTED-BY SINGLE MAN, AS
n coachman; good city driver and good gardener
CURED good reference. Call at Mrs WlEAfHiLY'S 9Oh
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QY J. W. CAMPBELL, JR., AUcTIoNEER.
ID CAMPBELL Il co. sell this day commencing 1o,S
O'clock at 60 West Sixteenth street. Seventh
Household Furniture OF private FAINT y, viz-tlesant Vel
vet Paror Suits green rosewood walnut and other
Bedtcads marble top walnut and other Bureaus; Sol
Mirrors, Centre, sdeeaf and other Tables Brussels and
other Carpets, Ocoths; Hair Cloth Chairs Rocking
other Chairs kerseators, Kitchen Utensils Crockery &C.
beng general assortment Buyers, dealers invited Good
Immediately removed.
CAMPBELL & CO., Auctoneers, 3I8 HUDSON street.
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A FRENCHMAN AND WIFE DESIRE SITUATIONS;
A the man coaclman and to tend garden and do .
little of everything in the house, the wife seamstrcs
chids nurse or adys maid both handy at everything Adj
dress p l6 West 9th ST. 9TH oor front
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DY II. HART, AuCTiONEER.-BY VIRTUE OF AN
- execution viii expose for sale at public auction this
day Iueday, April mt IL o'clock IoO3 THIRD
nue., a lot OF Chairs, Tables, Wines, Liquors, &C.
&, IA riley, City Marshal
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/ CITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
~ coachman perfectly
can drive double or single hanaed Call address Mr.
4 SCOTT, Is Spruce - = ~
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A MAN WANTED-TO ASSIST THE GARDENER, ON
~ eEenteman's place. Apply from TO IL at II East
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! MAN AND WIFE WANT SITUATIONS; THE FORMER
wi coachman and gardener, the latter
dress have first city Address p M box lat
4 Herald Office, -
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A RESPECTABLE COLORED MAN WISHES A STU
alton as coschman good reference. Address 30 West
29th st. Broadway.
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XNANTED-A SITUATION AS GARDENER; rs FULLY
w competent to take charge of greenhouse wineries
thoroughly vegetable groWng and
daLh
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A ILLUSTRATORS SALF.-JAMES CAGNEY, AUG.
n tionee., Real Estate and Loan Broker, bsl Hudson
street will sell the lth day Of April 1872 At 10 O'clock
81 Eighth avenue lo West Thirty street and 42 West
full particulars sale BY order Of William H. Andrews
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COACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED-BY A RE-
"A spectacle single young first class reference
Gail on or address NJ W, 49, 9Th av 18th ST. Brew
ter's carriage warerooms
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C1TuATION WAETFD-ON A FARM, BY A MAN WHO
~ thoroughly understands
reference from his last place. Address r. Fourth
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MAN WISHES A SITUATION AS COACHMAN AND
M groom amt to do plain gardening, and max himself
useful around the house, country preferred Address L.
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COACHMEN AND GARDENERS.

| GARDENERS SITUATION WANTED-BY A SCOTCH
" of experiences and energy; understands how to
make business pay; first class references Address
JAMES b. REID, American Agricultural Building. s45
Rroad
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-09
CaitfOrnia's Biggest Nugrrt.

How much we owe to California! Her
precious metals have enriched thou
sands of our fellow-citizens, and have
proved the main stay of America in
times OF national %Fecuniary embarrass-
ment. Her mining industries have
given employment to myriads of me-
chanlcs and laborers. She is the land
OF promise to the fortune seeker. But
the Golden State has lately sent us n
new treasure. Her last nugget is DR..
Walkers CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BlrrERs.
The hcaItll-giving principles contained
III this curative are II more precious
boon than gold. In all affections of the
liver and stomach, remittent and inter
mlttent fcvcrs, rheumatism, and pulmo-
nary diseases, it may he relied upon.
As Il blood dcpurent and inyigorant it
is nnequalled, purifying the circulation
and inlusing new vigor into the debili-
tated frame. 1t conqucrs that most I'M
yielding Of all OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
and We know of no other remedy that
II accomplish this. It's entire free
dom from alcoholic spirit, which rctards
and ncutralizcs the effect of any medi-
cine, and which forms the basis Of many
Of the pseudo bitters and %tonics, doubly
enhance its value to the sick. The pa
pers Of the United States vie with one
another in doing honor to DIR. Walker.
We, too, add II voice, and say all
honor to the man whose science and
skill have enabled him to draw from the
vegetable kingdom such u balsam for
human suffering.
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En- mes! En.incs!

The Engines of the Buckeye Engine
Company, at Salem, Ohio, are almost
without rivals in the chief clements OF
merit. We purchased one of them,
five horse power, from their Southern
Agents, John ?. Dale & Co.. of Nash.
vile, Tenn, and have never seen any
piece of machinery work more satisfac-
torily. For economy, simplicity, dnra-
bility, speed and smoothness Of motion,
it has 20 superior. We advise all pub
fishers everywhere, who desire the best,
cheapest and most economical Engine
in the market, to order the Buckeye of
JONI p. DALE n Co., of Nashville, Tenn,
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False Theories Overthrow,

We live under a new medical diSpensatiOn,
very different from that under which 80
many of our forefathers died. The sick are
no longer bled till they faint, nor gorged
with mercury, nor Frustrated with violent
catharticS, nor bliStercd on their Shavcn
heads. Ever since the introduction of Hos
letters Bitters, twenty years ago, renovation
and restoration, not depletion and prOStra-
lion, AVE been he Wa'ChwOrds of the judi
ciouS portion of the profession, The re-
markable success OF this famous vegetable
preventive, inVigorant and corrective, has
worked IA complete revolution IN the general
treatment of disease. At first the dogmatic
members Of the faculty would not believe IN
It. "WllaL!" they exclaimed, "Cure liver
complaint without mercury, chronic rhcu-
matlSm without colchIcum, fever and aguc
without quinine! lmpuSSiblc!" But the
most obstinate increlulity must yield in the
end to practical demonstration. From that
time to the present dyspepsia, biliousnsss,
tcrmitt feverS, muscular diseases, ner-
vouS complaints and constipation have van
iShed under the operation Of the great specific
in ut least ninety per cent. OF the cases in
which 1t has been used rs Il remedy for those
ailments, while rs Il preventive of all mala-
dies generated by change Of climate, sudden
rcvulSionS of Temperature, epidemic poison
in the atmosphere, and unWhOleSOme water
its beneficial effects have been so obvious
and uniform rs to secure the most lerIect
confidence in it's properties Us an antldote
Safeguard and cure.
For ON" Of tnc Best Book Catalogues published
Srud n , cent stamp to ALFRED WAREEN, No. q!
Central Avenue, Cincinnati, ohio.
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Cause of the Deterioration of the
Wheat Crop.

Frederick Watts, commissioner Of
OF agriculture, in q recent letter says:
"Ihe experience Of many years has
led me TO the conclusion that the de-
terioratIon Of the wheat crop is main
~ attributable to the iAproper and
untimely use of barnyard manure.
In our practice the clover sod is
turned down and planted with corn.
The ground is again ploughed in the
spring, and sowed with oats, and
upon tho stubDle Of this crop all the
manure Of the barnyard is put, then
ploughed again and sowed with
wheat. This delicate plant is
thus subjected to the rawness and
grossncss of barnyard food, with
all its germs of flies, worms, lice and
bugs-sccminSly u sufficient cause
of the unsuccessful growth Of n grain
80 pure and delicate as wheat. Corn
| is the hog Of plants, and will devour
food of any quality and thrive upon
1T. Here, then, upon the sod, to be
| ploughed FIR corn, and when the
corn is cut of, break the s'ubblo
| even with the ground during winter,
in the spring harrow the ground
well, SOW your oats upon it and roll
it. You will thus keep your manure
whore you put it, and not subject
the oat crop to being thrown down
| by it. When this crop is removed
bring your manure to the surface by
deep pIoughlng and thorough til.
lago. The barnyard manure having
thus received proper preparation, If
a fit food for lhe wheat plant. tx.
p@ericnce has taught me this lesson
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.

A Wisconsin woman has done all
the family sewing for twenty years
with n paper of needles which was
presented to her on her wedding
day.
Don't trouble your self to stretch
your mouth any wider, said q den
fist to a man, who was extending his
jaw Irightfully, Gas l intend to stand
outside during the performance.
L. minister who thought that re-
porting sermons was all vanity, af-
tel wards concluded that if the thing
must be done, it should be well done,
slipped a greenback into the repor-
ter's hand, saying: D. not condense
me-"
According to q late communica-
ton by Ehrenberg to the Academy
Of Sciences at Berlin, he was sue
ceeded in determining the existence
of 5l8 species Of organic forms, alb
solutoly invisible to the naked eye,
and yet held in suspension in the
atmosphere.
The white voters of tho United
States number some $500, 900, about
thus divided: Democrats, 5000, 900;
Republicans, 2,5O0,00 The negro
voters plumber some SOC, 000-all Re-
publicans SO far as they can be said
to have any comprehension OF poll
tics.
There is woman 90 years old
liv ne in Bloomfield, who does her
own work, and last year knit over
100 pairs of stockings, besides refu-
sing an offer Of marriage. There's
nothing about Uniting the stock
ings surprising-but just think Of
that last part
Lime water, as an occasional
drink for fowls, is said to be u pre-
v%entivo Of many diseases, and as
sists in the formation of bone and
eggs. 1t should be prepared as fol-
lows; Pour over quick lime some
water, and when the lime is Stacked
and settled, draw the clear water off,
which can be kept tor a con ilcrahie
time.
At the last monthly meeting q
the Manchester Chamber Of Com
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TO ~.

The advertiser having been permanently
cured OF that dread disease, Consumption,
by n simple remedy, is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means OF
cure. To all who desire 1t he will send n
copy OF the prescription, free OF charge
with the directions for preparing and using
the same, which they Will hud n SURE CURE
for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, B~RoSCHITIS,
Parties wishing the prescription Will
please address
: REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
28i South Ord Street, Williamsburg, NY.
Dec, 6-ly,
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DIR. =. o. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY WINE
BIrrERs.-A pharmaceutical preparation by
a regularly educated physician, is one of the
most pleasant and valuable tonlcs OF the
day. Persons recovering from protractcd
illness, or those who ut this particular season
of the year are subject to jaundice. habitual
constipation, or any disease arising from u
diSordered stomach, liver or bowels, will itd
In the Sherry Wine Bitters II friend more to
be desired than gold.
Sold by all Druggists
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right time; or to take off and save n
loose horseshoe; or to select seed
corn at husking; or to weed onions
and carrots without complaining of
the backache; or clean his boots be-
ore entering the house, and his fin
ger nails before sitting at tho table;
or to receive q direction without ex-
pressing an opinion until it be ask
ed or TO do what / ask him to do,
and in the manner I tell him to
do it.