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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Fine old Rye whisky
Fine Old Rye Whisky,
Fine Old Rye whisky,
Fine Odd Rye Whisky,
Fine Old Rye whisky,
Fine Old Rye whisky,
Fine Old RIe Whisky,
wAnKASrED wARRasrED WARRANTED
PURE PURE PURE
AND UNADULTERArED,
FIR General and Medicinal Use
This Is the article we have DOW sDid for upwards
OF nye years with universal satisfaction; put NJ in
arg, bottles At One Dollar per bottle, can be had
a<-Notce, that we will return the money if this
Mhhky does not give satisfaction prove repre-
Also an excellent stock Of California Wines-Port
sherry, Angelica, Mnscstel, Hook and Olaret; also
kell"s Island Catawba and imported Liquors of all
kinds. ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist,
UE.r Corner Of ID and d streets northwest.
ON THE BREAKFAST, LUNCHEON DINNER
AND SUPPER TABLE,
Lea Perrins' W orcestershire Sauce
Is INDISPENSABLE.
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, New York,
octb 1awly Agents for the United States.
Mothers, Mothers, Mothers!
Don't failto procure MRS. WINSLOwS sOOTH-
ING SYRUP for all diseases incident to the period
OF e'.thIHg in Childfeu. II relieves the child from
pam cuIes wind collie, regulates the bowels and by
giNrg relief and health t. the child gives rest to
"nRS NINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
b or sale by all druggists. JyI4- sO6n
Bachelors Hair Dye is the best in the world
the only true and perfect Hair Dye; no ridiculous
tnts, no disappointment, harmless reliable, ipstau-
taneSus black or brown; at all drukgists', and l6
Bond street New York. fs-eolY
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EXCURSIONS, PIC MICS, &c.

EAOO hCloNE, ~ NlCtN, &C.
SOUTH WASHINGTON
- GRACE CHURCH EXCURSION
TO MARSHALL HALL,
ON FRIDAY, JULY IS, 1878.
1he Steamer Arrow will leave 7ib ~,
street wharf at 10 O'Clock a. m. and {. sSahzBN
O'Clock y. m. Adults tickets 90 cents
children Is cents. IRep 2tl jy232r
I'EEEXCURSION OF TIE WEsLEYCHAPEL
= CHOIR AND SABBATH IT,
SCHOOL will take place T U ESDAY sS4lszsz-iH
july 29th. The Steamer WAWASET7D1<xzka
VIII leave her wharf, foot IF It'll street, at O'Clock,
VIII proceed to GlymOht, landing such of the pas-
sengers may desire 70 land, and then continue
down the river k'rty or fifty miles from Washington
aud land II posi- BILE at some couvenep, place, say
Liverpool Point. After remaining there a short
while the boat will return to Glymont, and the
ENcurslon party VIII remain at that place about
two hours, leaving in time to reach home about
$50 O'Clock. Tickets-Fnr adults, rs cents;
youths between IL and % years of age, so cent?:
and children. 20 cents. No children admitted I'M
accompanied by parents or guardians. ffckets n
sale BY the teachers of the school, or at the BOOK
store OF Warren Choate Il Co., 94I PennsyIvauia
avenue, Vernon Row. Number of tickets lin.
tied. iy2l a.
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Dry GOODS.

DoY GOODS.
EREA- SALE OF REMNANTS.
We will place our miSle counters on TUES
DAY, The 22d instant, al our remnants, with the
quantity and Price I.ark-d 10 plain figures on each
piece, ard VIII Keep Them exposed from day to day
during the arE in order % close them ont at
Th- ssi. will embrace all our rem pan's 90 DRESS
Gu0DS. - d q LINsNs, TOWELINGS, NAP
kINS, TOWELS. and IN 90 little Of almost every
FrtiCs -i, sid IL : hardly necessary to say that
shall mar 4 them VERY CHEAP.
W.M. SINISTER BRO,
WIS., st9 P-nnsylyani4 avenue.
BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
A the store o-cury j. 10 be torn down, an
SIZZLING MY ENTIRE STOCK
DRY GOODS
FOR LESS THAN COST TO CLOSE BUSINESS
]. W. ALLEN,
Conner s,h and Market Space,
rvUs' Washington, II. @.
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PRRsoNAL.-Levi Luckey, private secretary
10 PRESIDENT Grant, returned to the city last
night. Gen. Babcock will return to Long
Branch tomorrow night. Nv. o. Avery.
chief Of the appointment bureau, internal rev
ehue ONCE, returned to Washington today.
Tx Senator John P. Hale fell last evening
IN Dover, n. H., and breke his hip bone.
Geo w. Adams, correspondent of the New
york World, has returned on a flying trip from
Deer Park, Md, as brown as berry. His stav
here will be but a short one,
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The COST OF POSTAL CARDs.-The Morgan
Envelope company, of Springfield, Mass,
which obtained the contract for furnishing the
postal cards, agreed to take the contract at
Sl.39b per thousand. The next lowest bid was
that Of Ray & Co., of New York, which was
Sl59E or 20 cents higher. Most of the other
bids were over 50 per thousand. Should the
Morgan company abandon the contract on ac-
count OF losing money, it is probable that Ray
Il Co., of New York, the next lowest bidder.
would receive the contract.
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KILLING AN INDIAN WOMAN, MURDER
Attorney General Williams to-day refused to
recommend pardon in the case of James
Pickett, of Idaho, sentenced to be hung in tn at
territory on Thursday. In August of 1872 Pick
OF an Indian woman, killing her almost In
stantly. He was arraigned and tried by the
civil authorities of Idaho, and sentenced to
death, 1t being the first case where a white man
has been sentenced to suffer the extreme pen-
atty OF the law for the murder of red skin.
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p. SHE LOWEST PRICE WILL BE
EAMEDAT ONCE.
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WALT WHITMAN Is quite i'll yet and is stop
ping temporarily at Camden. n. j., on his way.
when strong enough, to the Long Island or Jer.
sey sea-shore. His trouble, an obstinate pa
ralysls, the result of former malarial fever
contracted during the war in army hospitals
has been increased recently by depression from
the death of his mother, to whom he was
unusually attached. 1t is said he himself has
no doubt of recovery, and the physicians though
not so sangune, count on his strong constitn-
ton to yet bring him round. Whitman is now
hi,y-four years old. He has been sick several
months and is able TO 60 out and around little.
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SHARP CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN COM
MANDER REED AND THE COMMANDER OF
SPANISH WAR VESSEL.
The official DISPATCHES from Lieutenant Com
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Editors Table.

MAGAZINES FOR july MONTHLY,
the best of the leading American Magazines,
makes headway steadily but swiftly. The Num-
Der for July is particularly rich in illustrated
ticlcs. These are The Great South: The New
Route to the Gulf Of Mexico by Edward King,
with map aud forty-thrce cngravings-
glimpscs of scenery, views of railway bridges,
portraits, vigncttcs aud social scenes. After
this is Low Life in Berlin" by William Wells,
with many quaint d'tG ana eleven character
sketches. DR.. llolland's story, "Arthur BOnuy
CASTLE" aud there is closing chapter, ''Etch-
ings: to Mate in Three Moves" pleasant poem
by Sol Eytiugc, the great artist illustrated. A
novelette, entitled ''Eleuor Dare by Aduinc
Trafton. An autohiographic paper, "Recollcc
lections of II Restored Lunatic." by DR.. stephen
w. Newell, will attract attention by its lorcible
truth
The article in ScriJncr likely to be most gcucr-
ally read and talked about is entitled ''lhe Reli
giOus Sentiments Of Abraham Lincoln" written
by the Rev. 5. 4. Reed, pastor of the First Pres
hytcrian Church, in Springfield, Illinois. In La
mon and lierndon's biography of President Lin
coin, two charges were made without the slight
est malice, but simply because the writers thcn-
selves believed what they told to the world, and
thought that il was their dutyto tell everything.
These charges were that Mr.. Lincoln was born "a
! bastard and that he died an inilel. Mr. Reed
afhrms that there is not the slightest grounds for
supposing that Mr.. Lincoln was an iilegitimute
child, the only foundation for this being that the
biographcr had not found the marriage ccrtf-
cate of Mr.. Lincoln = parents. Mr.. Reed -hrcwd-
ly says "If every man in this country is to be
considered rs illcgtimatc who cannot produce
his parents certificate ct marriage, or find re-
cord of ii in family Bible anywhere, there will
be good many respectable people in the same
category with Mr.. Lincoln Bat Nlr. Reed
adds and this is a clnchcr, "There is well-ad-
theniicated record of the marriage of Thomas
Lincoln and Nancy-lIanks, and in the same con
nection the birth OF Abraham Lincoln aud Sarah
Lincoln" Moreover, he shows that there is and
that Bible record and that birth certificate are
now rs they ought to be, in possession of MI.
Robert Lincoln, of Washington. 50 much for
tiat lie and lbe.. As regards President Lincoln 5
belief, Mr.. Reed clearly prooyeS that if Mr. Lin
coin had doubts in his youth-as even some
Church members have recorded Of tAcmse,vos-
they were soon dispclled by the sun OF revealed
truth. For eleven years before he became Pee
sidcnt he and his family constantly attended di-
vine worship in the First Presbyterian Church in
Springfield In relation to this fact might be
quoted the wcll-kuown dislich By Pope:
For points Of faith let gracelcss zcalots fight,
HIS can't DC wrong rhose lite Is iis tie right.
But we agree with the Rev. Mr.. Reed, that
President Lincoln lived like Chrstilu and his
death, cruel and sudden though it was, deserves
to be called 'Ihe death Of the righteous ''--PUb-
lished by Scribuer ~ Co., New York.
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PETIT IIiRORS

II Kriss, l. Augusta &c B Renninger, North'd
ID Redrey, McEwensvillei Jacob Martz, Zerbc
d Deiicnderfer, Chill r. w. Thurston, u Aug
WIN Bryspn jr. Dela're P ID Sha1er, Delaware
Oh Raup, WIN Bartholomew, Chill
Peter Yeager, Shannon Philip Clark, Sun5ury
Daniel Fay, Turbutville Elias Heckatd. Jordon
Thos Welsh. Mt. Car bo Benz F Miller, Zerbe
Thos Barr Watsont'n !lIeury Deppen, Jordon
BENZ Kricghaun. Aug U Bonsley, North'd
John McGce Chillisq'e Gen Forester, Up Aug
Reed, Milton " Fryling, Sunbury
q NJ Rcnn. Suubury :Thos Ritter Turbot
Abson Snyder, Point, Abr Wcrtman. Lewis
Sol. Miller, l. Augusta q w Reichley, North'd
Geo. Klinger, Mt Carm NJ Wolverton Snydert
ID 5 Swartz, Jordon VIM Forseman, Chilisq.
| ID Raker, Lit Mahanoy Sol Dieffenderfcr, Milton
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foeaI s#airs.

CoSFIDESTIAI.-ln looking over our books we
lind large number of deinquents who owe us
small and large amounts. To many we have
sent bills repeatedly without getting a reply. To
Ill We will state that we constituted like 9TH
er people, and find 1t impossible to buy our pa
Ger and printing stock on credit, and TO hire
lands without paying them their wages regular
Y. Nor can we subsist on roots and berries. If
my who owes us reads this article. We hope he
may he able to comprehend our situation, and
earn that we stand in need OF all that is coming
0 US to live and to run our business. All mo-
.ey sent by mail will be duly acknowledged.
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LOWER ArorsrA, Jaly 8, 1873.
Fte.a irarea.1.

...rr....u .. LOWER AluIeTA, JNlN >, 1873.
Frie7 lI'.lrcn:
With profound gratitude TO the Great Gycr
inform thee we are hnsly and Thankfully gath
cring an excellent harvest. The condition fully
200 per cent. above the average of last season.
Our corn. since the late rains, is more promising.
and where proper care has been given TO its cul-
tivatlon, Il fine Yield may be anticipated Oats
are short on high soil. Our farmers are begin
ming to feel the necessity Of paying more attCu-
tion to Improving the soil. to deeper and cleaner
cultivation, and timely repairing of fences,
dwellings,. barns, out-hpusGs aud farm impc-
ments. Negligent farming won't pay. God wifi
not-ough nOt-to prosper n suggard. 81 can
read character says Dr.. Sanford, ''irom the as
pect of the premises. show me farmer with
tumble down fences, hokcn gates or bars,
dilapidntea out-houses, horses and cattle taken
40 rods to water, women carrying water from
distant spring, for ail culinary aud drinking pur-
poses half played aId onc-ilth cultivated fields.
grass and fonl weeds crowding out the growing
crops, and il / do not know ,rio the farmer %
is, can, Mt least, tell thee what he is not.
In conclusion, friend w, tell thee, in conf
dcnce, THAT careless, slovenly farmer is not Il
good husband or father, or an orderly Christian.
II any such take the .bhsricdr, see that they pay
thee IN advance. F.
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THE Union Park and Agricultural Society, of
Sunbury, are ali eady mp and doing We notice
that they are making preparations to fence In the
park, and repair the buildings which will be con-
siderabiy enlarged, and fitted up in better style
for the accommodation of exhibitors. The trot
ting course is also undergoing repairs, and will
be greatly improved. The managers no doub,
intend business, and viii make It FIRST class
Fir. An Invitation We understand, Will b. cx.
tended to neighboring counties to join in, and
provision win be made for shipping of freight,
and traA Cling cxpcnecs at reduced rates.
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VAN AMBURGH 4 Co.'S MENAGERIE. This grand
show is again in this vicinity. We notice that
they Will exhibit at Beavertown, July 18th at
New Berlin, July IL; at Milton, July IA, and at
Muney, Tviy IS. A number of cages of animals
has I,ooo.,feded since exhibiting at this place a
fey -. ago,and it is now the most varied COL
lefsiyG, ;ravsling There is no circus attached
10 IBIS show, SO there is not single humbugging
feature about it. Van Amburgh fills the bills in
every pa.ticular and All who ylsi, this colossal
collection e. wild ..iraals will see than has
ever before iSsssSNsder one canvass
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;. IT. KOTIIEKNEL, Shor!H.
ShnriiI 5 Nllico. Snnhmry. Jmnn q. NE
COURT PROCLAMATION


is hereby given that the several CguIts of Com
mOnPieas, General Quarter Sessions OF the Peace,
and Orphans Court, Court of Oyer and Termner
and General Jail Delivery, in and for the county
of northumberland, will commence ut the Court
House In the borough of Sunhury, at 10 O'Clock
4. NJ, on MONDAY, AUGUST the fth, next,
ana viii continue Two weeks.
The Coroner. justices of the Peace and Constg-
blcs in and for the county of Northumberland are
requested TO be then and there in their proper
persons, witE their rolls, records, inqUistiono,
and other remembrance, to do those things tO
their several offices aplcrtaining to be done. And
all witnesses prosecuting in behalf o the COM
monwealth against any prisoner, are requested
aud commanded 10 bctlItn ihA there attending
in their proper persons 20 Prosecute against him
rs shall 6c jUst--and not TO depart without leave
at their peril. Jurors are requested to he pune
tUal in their attendance, NJ the time appointed,
agrccably to their notices.
Given under my hand At Sunbury, the lst day of
July, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and scvcnty-thrre
SAMUEL II. ROTHERMEL, Sheriff.
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For Loss OF APPETITE, Dyspepsia. Indigestion
Depression of Spirits and general Debility, in
their various forms, FSrro Pho,poratcl Elixir
of Calisay made by CAswEIr, HAZARD Il Co.,
New York, and sold by all druggists, is the best
Tonic. As stimulant tonic for patients rocoy-
cring from fever or other sickness, it has no
equal. II taken during the season it prevents
fever and aguc and other Intermittent ievers.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-07-12

ANOTHER SOLDIER GoSE.-Peter Smeltzer, Il
member of company C, 47th Regiment, Pennsyl-
vania Volunteers, during the late rebellion, died
at his residence on Pine street, this place, on
Monday last, of consumption, after prolonged
Illness. He was worthy soldier, and highly
respected by his comrades, who consigned his re-
mains to the tomb with the honors of war, on
Wednesday last. Mr.. smcltzer was about 40
years of age, and leaves wife and four children
in very destitute circumstances to mourn his
death.
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communicated

SuNEuRY, JuLl 9, 1873.
Alta meeting Of the Sunbury Steam Fire Com
pany, No. +, the following resolutions were uu-
animousy adopted ...
ReSolgcd That the thanks of this company are
hereby rendered to the officers aud members of
Cataract steam Fire Company, Of Lock Haven,
Pa, for the reception aud hospitalitics extended
to us on the occasion Of our recent visit to that
pace. And when We assert that 1t was the hap
picst occasion that we ever enjoyed, we speak
the sentiments Of every member OF Steamer Co.
No. |.
Resolrcd, That we return our thanks TO the
mefnbers of the West Branch, Citizen and Daunt-
less Companies for their ondcaycrs to make onr
visit as pleasant as possible, and We assure them
they were successful In every respect. TO the
visiting iiremen and citizens OF Lock Haven our
thanks arc due for the many acts of kindness,
and to our hosts of the Irvine House We return
sincere thanks for many kind acts.
W. c. PACKER,
shH' FRANK MILLER,
l.. MAssER BUCuER,
Committee.
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sl'ECrALNOTICES.
Thirty Years Experience Ofan Old
Nurse.

the prescription of one of the best Female
Physicians and Nurses in the United States, and
children, from the feeble infant of one week old
to the adult. 1t corrects acidity of the stomach
relieves wind collie, regulates the bowels, and
gives rest, health and comfort to mother and
child. We believe It to be the Best aud surcs.
Remedy in the World, in all cases Of DYSEN-
Terry and DlARRHQA IN CHILDREN. whe-
thcr it arises from Teething from any other
cause. Full directions for using will accompany
each hottie. None Genuine unless the fac-simile
Of CURTIS & PERKINS is ou the outside wrap
per. Sold by til Medicine dealers.
July 10, 1S73.-ly.
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INSTALLATION OF oFrtcEHs,-At the last stat
ed meeting of Brady Council, No. 22l, o. U. A.
NJ, the following officers were installed by Dis
Snyder; VIC, Joseph Poyer R. s., j. B. Hill
las ! A. r. s., Andrew Newberry; F. s., S, o.
Reed; Treasurer, Calvin Woodcock Examiner,
Kiehsrd Poyer Inductor, j. B. Hoover; /. p,
VIM. Zim o. P, Moses Culp. .-.
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KEEP GT HANDY.
TuE RELIABLE FANILy MEDICINE.

n!ARRliEA, 3ysautcry, Cholera. Summer
~ Complaint, CAMPS, etc, quickly cuci ~
the use o.
JARDrLIA.s
Compound Syrup of Blackberry Root and Rhu-
barb.
An old, well tried re ncdy, entirely vegetable,
pleasant to take, quick aud certain in effect
can he depended Oh IN the most urgent casts
may hc given To the Youngest infant as well ~
To adults. Il contains
40 CAMpHOR on UpiUM.
1t Is n pleasant extract aud readily takm 10y
children. Il has often saved life when physi-
clans had dcsparcd. Keen il in the house anG
use IN time. All We ',k for it is a trial. Don't
let Your dealer put You oil with something else.
Buy il. Try il. Sold by Druggists and Store
Keepers throughout Til, State. Prepared only by
HANSELL X BRO.
Ju0c /, 1.-2u. 1000 Market 81, Phild.lphia.
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FfSE BEEvee. We notice that Henry Ncuer.
butcher of this place, has Just received car load
of fat cattle from New York State, for our mar
kct. The cattle are in n inc condition and look
far superior to any that has been in our market
forsomc time. lie has engaged another car load,
to be sent here in "a few weeks. 1t is his inteIi-
ton supply our citizens with the heat that can
be sncMr.l.
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Auditory NOIicc.

Isaac DuLlery, ct, al. In the Count Of Common
". Pleas, OF Nnrhuuhcr-
T. = Wcist. ) land county, III, Fa.
No. ll5, March Term, 1873.
NOTICE s hereby given that the undersigned
~ has been appointed Auditor by the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Northumberland -coanty, 10
make distribution OF the monies paid Into Court,
arising from the sale of defendants property, To-
and among those entitled thereto. lie will meet
the creditors, and those claiming out Of that
fund, at his office In the borough OF Sunbury on
Thursday, July lsth, 1879 nj 10 O'Clock. a, m.
A. y. BRlCE, Auditor.
SUubuy, June 10, 1878. IL.
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MUNCY CoRNET BAND.
Vigilance Fire Company of Muacy.
wATSONTowN CoRNHT BAND.

NAIhbN1ONN COkNfE BAND.
Eureka Fire Company of Watseutown. Hope
Hose Company of Watsontown. Citizens in Car
riagcs. Citizens on foot.
The procession moved out Ash street to
Eighth; out Eighth street to Main down Main
to p. ~ f. crossing, and thence out McEwens-
vile road to the Grove.
In the Grove the Declaration of Independence
was read by R. II. Mccormick, ESQ, and ora
tions delivered by w. W. Kctchum, of Luzerne
county, and DR.. w. C. Doane, of Williamsport.
The Steam Fire Engine Company of this place,
spent the 4th at Lock Haven, where a freman's
parade took place. They met with fine recep-
tion, and report that the celebration in that
place was a grand affair. They speak in the
highest terms of their treatment by the citizens
and their brother fremen of that city, and will
not soon forget their visit, and the manner they
were banquetted by the people OF Lock Haven
In the evening as the trains returned with the
parties who had left in the morning, there was
general expression of good feeling for those who
had, during the day, given them so fine a recep-
tion, and the names of Northumberland, Wat
sontown and Lock Haven, have made "A lasting
impression upon those visiting.
During the day picnic was held in Haas
Grove, east Of town, by the NJ. f. Sunday school,
which was pleasant affair. 1t reminded one
much of the old fashioned May parties of long
ago, when the youth looked forward for gala
day, and bright sun on the first May morning.
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different newspaper Offices and found them all
busy as bees, particularly so with the -Arg0fcaI,
office, Friend Wilyert has great deal Of job
work to execifte;- e;-which we were pleased to learn
as he deserves all the patronage that Aay be be-
slowed upon him. ."7ShGD'okIn Times Of last week.
Friend Gil9cr will please consider onr hat of.
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Children often look Pale and sick

from no other cause than having worms in the
stomach.
BROWNS VERMIFUGE COMFITS 80,
win destroy Worms without injury to the chiiS,
being perfectly WIITE,and from all the coloring
or other injurious ingredients usually used in
worm preparations.
CURTIS & BROWN Proprietors,
No. 215 Fulton Street, New York.
Sold by Druggists and Chemists, and dealers Il;
Medicine Ut TWENTY FIVE CENTS A Box.
july II. lS13.--ly.