Jeffersonian Republican. (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, December 14, 1848, Image 3

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of life is encumbered with morbid humoYsJttf
volume or; quantity is increased, and' life bipod
vessels are filled to overflowing; hence; ruptur
ing of those which terminate; in ;the lungs, and
"ninff of blood, consumpuon,.ana o',ner areauiui
complaints. Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills are
certain to put a stop to spitting ofjdood : becauso
they expel from the circulation those corrupt hu
mors which are the cause ofthe4)urating of blood
vessels, and of every malady incident to man.
From three to six of said Indian Vegetable Pills
taken at night on going to bed, will ir all cases
cive relief, and if repeated a few time. will most
ssuredly restore the body to a state of sound health.
" fielCare of Sugar Coated Counterfeits., Re--member,
that the original npd only genuine; Indian
Vecetable Pills have the written signature of Wil-
iam Wright on ltle toP labe r each uox
h For sale by George H. MiUer, who is the. only
uthorued agent for Stroudsbiug ; see advertise
nient for other agencies in another col uitfti.
Office and general depots 169 Race St. Phil'a.
PRIVATE SAlii
The subscriber offers at private hale, the un
-divided one third part of all that cetiain mes
suage, tenement and several tracts of land,
'known as the ABLE FARM, situate near ihe
J)ehtDarc Water Gap, in the town hip of Sihith
fieM. Monroe county, Pennsylvania.
The several ir'acts contain
2SO Acres and 33 Perches,
fpure or less ; of which 135 acres are
tillable, and the greater part uf the
residue Woodland Well timbered.
The improvement are a two story
Stone Dwelling House,
.30 feet by 40, with a Kitchen attached
Htunit 15 feet by 20. A hlone spring-unue
with a smoke house above the name, A FraMe
IUun 40 feet by 60. A waggon house with
orn cribs therein. A carriage hou-e and sta
Mb. This farm is situate upon the bank of the
river Delaware, about 3 miles from Sttoudburg
and 13 from Belvidere. The Trenton and Bol
vulere Rail-road which i now being located,
iv ill very much enhance the value of ihn prop
erly. The undersigned a guardian of the mi
nor children of Edward A rm.Mrong, deceased, is
authorized by an act of the Legislature to sell
die undivided one third par" of said premUea.
The above property is now in the occupancy,
of James Bell, Jr.
For terms and conditions of sale apply to
William Davis, Strnudsbtirg, Pa.
SARAH H. ARMSTRONG. .
SirotuMmrs, Nm ember 23, 1848.-Gt.
Good News I Not from Ireland, but from the
HAT AND CAP STORE
OF
Francis S. Panli.
The public aTe respectfully informed that lW
iWiibj:r has just received, and offers for sale,
a splelidid assortment of Hats and Caps-, which
will be fold tin the most reasonable terms Tor
cosh. The sxijVply of Hata on hand embraces
the following:
BEAVfiR;.
SILK,
MOLESKIN; jm
CASSiMERE;
FUR,
, BRUSH,
Also M ell's and Boys'
while and blacl;
wool Hats ; glazed and Mom cry Hals. Fur
and wool -sptfrijug and Ashland hats. A gen
eral assortment of Caps, such as oner, fur seal,
hair enl, mus&rat, &c. Men's and Boys fan
cy and plain velvet, red p1uh,-arid glaced Caps.
Having had Considerable experience in ihe
buxiness enables me to assure you that 1 tan
and wj furnirdi Hals & Caps of ihfc best ma
terials and woikmanhip,.and of the must de-
nahle ftyles. Call ancLsee before purchasing
Uewhere ; I charge iioihing for showing my
oods.
Thankful for past flavors", T will enduavof to
merit a continuance of them.
FA'NCIS S. PAULL ;
P. S. Furs bought at the. highest cah
prices
Stroudsbnrg, September 21, 1848. 3m
. AGENTS WANTED
To canvass lor Mime new and popular works,
in every county throughout the, TJnifed States!.
To Agents, the most liberal encourgejnent is
offered with a small capital of, $"25 to $100.
A chance is offered, whereby ah agent can
niake from $10 to $25, per week; F-or farther
particulars, address (post paid )
WM. A. ,L E A R Xo
No. 158 North Second Street, Phildelpbia.
Jepiember 14, 1,848. 6m
ACADEMY.
j The Spring Session of flfe Slrputisburg Acad
emy will ooeri on onday the jjiirinsi., when
Reading, Writing and Arithmetic; will be
MHlU lor Sa.Der quaner ai K ,weeNs. jtkam-
ua and Geography, w..:h the-use ofilie globes
ind maps, $ 2,50 Algebra, JVstronomx,. Bot-
NV, MEKfiURATJON, BdOKKE?fPJNG, JJIILOSO-
hy, &c. $3. Beginners in Latin nd Greek
iorS3,5Q. t .
All pupils charged from the time thsy enter jut-
til the end of.the. quarter, except in cases of sick
wss.
The principal hopes. ;by properly An (sea-
pnnahly imparting instruction 40 tbe youngpa-,
item endurance in mora .training, and unw.ea'
Red diligence in ihe various branches., of his
iirofeshjon, to merit and obtain that patrdnage
tud support which the arJuous duties of an in
structor demand, t-
tnudshurg. A nnj. 6, .1 848 " Principal.
j
Country Produce.
Butter, Eggs, &c.: taken in exchaneinr anv
oodsan :my line of b'dsiness. ' LJ
-. . JSJ.HNuv. melt hit,
MHKB
For sale by ' X'.. '- .
T 'y , STdGELL.STOKES.
Iroydshitrg, KoVbhibe.'lp, 1848: '. . ?
o
CHILD-BIRTH: ; ..
A valuable Sctertifo Vifbrk, upon the subject tf.
NKR, M. D. late Paris, just published in
Jfeto York by ike Author. i '
Price TwciiiV-tire Cenli.
THIS rPRIC contains recently dbcovered in
formation1,upon a,subje.ct of the. highest impor
tance to Married Persons, or those contemplating
Marriage t .,, . ,t y xtt ,,i
. It will tbo found bf special value lo those,
whoso means, Jiealth tir other circumsiances,
do not rjisniiil ihem to increase he rjumher of
their family, without great inconvenience, stif
fetihg, u perhaps rik of life. A method of
avoiding these troubles, ant dange.rs, at will,
rt?eonily "tliscqv.ercd iy a celebrated French
rnysician,.; t iuiiy conmynicpteqttn tnis wurK,
o that anyf pcr&ou may.avail ,hii(hself of it at
once, without vsL The.nt.earts (if prevehfion
here .set forth are therelore within the reach of
all. the process is new, safe, infalliabte, con
venient, simple and cannot injure the health of
the tnofj delicate. v
, CAUTION. . , ;
Some speculator has clandestinely (undef
another name) published ah imitation, (bearing
the same title,) which, bps.ides omitting the
wost iMioftTANT PORTIONS of it, diipes the c red
ulous cut of -
Oiie Dollarj
Whea the price is ,
'JrVeiit5'-f ivc Ciits
For the genuine, fiill, and complete Work.
Copies of this work will be senirm a close
e.ti elope, single letter potage,;to any part of
ihe United States for tyaenty rive cents sent,
posi-patd, to Dr. 11. G. Geissner. Hox 2466,
office 127 1-2 Liberty Street, New York.
N. B. No Bookseller allowed to ssll tliis work.
November 10, 1848 -5m.
Stroudsbur Feiilalc Seiuiiiary.
MISS CAROLINE HORN, of Eamh Pa.
has taken charge of this institution, which will
he open for the reception of scholars on Mon
day the 13h of November, inst.
Fur terms of tuition, &c. apply lb the pre
ceptress. Bv order of the board of trustees.
JOHN HUSTON, Pies't.
S'roudsburg, November 2, 1848.
BLANKS.
The subscriber has on hand and offers for
sale, a superior assortment of blanks, viz:
Deeds, Mortgages.
Executions, Summonses,
Subpoenas, Bonds, $c.
L.F.BARNES.
Milford, Member, 2, 18-18.
CLOTHING EMPORIUM
AND GENTLEM EN'S
Outiittiii establishment.
27 Cortland Street,
? NEW-YORK.
Strangers' a tin citizens desireing 10 replenish
their wardrobes, may be immediately accom
mudfiied in iKfe very bes"t style, aud at the low
est Cash prices. Wnn a choice selection bf
Fall' afiid' Winter garments'
Of tire newest paiterna, bf superior make and
finish, and of tlW best materials ; equal in eve
ry repect to the best custom work. HayirTg
adopted the cash principle, tipnn whichj certain
calrula'ious may be made, he has pursuejstje
cess!ully for upwards often j'ears.in direct opj.
piiwon to ihe ruinous sytem of creit, which;
unpnses the necessity of exa.ciibg"unnecessari-j;
ly high priced irbni paying customers j pe con-,
mine's to provide, aud has now on hand one of
THE LARGEST, , ,v
MOST FASHIONABLE;
and Choice assortments of ;
Rcatfy Made ClotlEiiis" in Anierica.
t:foin which gentlemen inay depend upon
nitijg themselves natisfactory.us regards qual
ity, 'ft vie. and nrice His large slock embra
ces Overcoats and Cloaks of the mWst annrnveif
styles, Uress, Frock, and other Coats'. Pan
taloons of e'very desirable pattern, and the rich
est assortment of black Satin, CaSsiiner, and
other siylea of Winter "Vests.
The Fancy Departiileht
Embraces all the new and elegant patterns and
laiest and most desirable styles of
Fancy, Silk, and Satin Cravats, Suspenders,
. Gloves and Hosiery, Shirts. Bosom's and
Collars, 'Carpet Bagsr $fc, eye ,
In addition to the; above variety of Ready
Made A nidus, he has for sale by tb'e piece or
yard, at as low prices as can be found in either
of the Atlantic cities, a beautiful assortment of
the best . quality.
CiothsTj a$$inrcies, & Testings,
JTj Gentlemen can have their tirdera filled
at a lew hour nbfice,.and sent 10 any part of
the United 3xaie-rr-aTd,by sendipg Jheir meas
ures, can obtain cloiFling on as good terms as
though they were piSerit'td .select for them
selves. Address J'. C. B05pT.fl
No, 27' Cortland stVeeVNew t
October 5. 1B48.- . 'm.
JJjPor thu liberal sjbare 6Tpafronae which
has been extended to hihj for so' many years,
he returns .unfeigned acknowledgements, and
he promises thai no efforts shall be spared on
his part, in future to continue to serve hjs ens
tqmru on. farorable terms as ,ny other
liquid rn'ilfgV'g- ' , ... '
t : 'Btf ANK MORTGAGES
Brew York & Eric1KjiI-aod
SUlli ITI EB AIIt AIVGEEWTS,
From May 1 148 until furtlier
.. FOR PASS EN G ER$, LeaCve ,Nb W-Y qrk
from the foot of DtianStrcer, ki 7 o'clock A
tt'. arrd 4, o'clock, p. yt. fofc Piertnont, ,Blauveir
vilVe'.'Olarksiown, Spr.Aji.lijRyo.ney( jRam
apo, Moi.VVe Vorks, burners, MonrojB, Oxford',
Chester, GosjTen, New J3ampiqn,.Middleio.wti',
Howells, diisvjlle,bU Port Jervis. ,-M ., ,
t'or New YorTt ahdintBnncdiate placi, leave
PORT JERVl at 6 a.:;m., and at 3 M.t Otis
ville at '6 35 a. is., abd 3 35 . .m., Aiiddletown
. M.,,anji 4 p. 5iM Go.-heii'at 7 20 JUm.,,
4 20 P. 15.,. Chester at 7 1-2 1 14 and 4
ill
and
1-2 p. Ai. j f t t 1 .f . t.
JTJJ3 All baggage at. the risk, of the owner,
unless )Ul. ln charge of the Baggage Masters.
Fifty hs of personal baggage allowed to each
passenger. No Freight lakeii by the Passenger
trains. , , '
FOR FREIGHT Leave TJe.w York at .5
o'clock p. M , per,Barges Samuel ilarli, Henry
Suydatn jr. and Dunkirk. Leave Port Jer.s at
9 a.m., Olisvilb.ai 10 a. m., iMiddleieW.h at
ll A. m., Goshen at 12 M. and Chester at 12
1-2 M. ,
MILK will be taken morning aiid rd vent tig
by trains running expressly for that purpose.
H. C. SEYMOUR, Sup't.
Piermptit, May 4, 1848, if.
FashioSaablc Boot and SIioc
MANUFACTORY.
THADDEUS SCHOCH, at
his old stand in Hatnilipn s'.Veet,
EaMon,Pa., opposite T.& P. Mix
sell's lore, continues to manufac
ture to odrr, etfe.ry description of
XSoots hud Shoes,
for men and boys; also ihe most
fashionable Gbiters, Buskins, half
Gaiters, Slippers, Cfc, far Ladies
and Misses, which will bo warranted to fit, be
made of the best materials, and sold at small
profits for cash. Also on hand a large asaort-
mnt nf
which will be sold cheap,- and can be recom
mended. .
The public are respectfully invited to calf.
leave iheir measures, or examine his ready
fiiacle stock before purchasing elsewhere, as he
1$ confldeni they will he suited with' the style,
quality aud price of his articles. .
ALSO Just received a large "supply of
for Ladies jind. Misses of.a,nuw styje", very-superior,
together 1 with a .stp.ck4of Men's, Gum
shoes; also Children's Gum shoes. Call dhH
try them.
Easton, Oct. 7, 1847. ' , ,
Boctor Yourself!
For 25 Nents i
i in- "t l I 4 4 .
By moans of the POCK
ET ES.CU LA PlUS.or.EVE-
UY O.Xf. IIIS.OWN PHYSICIAN!
HYSiciAN.
twentieth edmon, vith up-
watds o, a Jiundied engra-j
viilgs, showi.ng private dtr
eases in every Khape and
form,' and malformations of
the generative systeni. by $f . YOUNG1, itf. -P-
The time has now arriv.ed,,. that,,perjoii suf
fering from secret disea?er -need n mors .be
come ihe vjc.Tijr of. ciiucKnitv,, as.by the pfe
scripiipns prmta'nied.jn jrtis.bqpk aiiy oue;.may
cure himself, wiYlioitt hitilance to buisiness,
or the knowledge of the rjipst intimate fnend,
and with one tenth the usual expense. In ad
dition to the genejal rqmi.ne of p.riv.ate (lisqaaei
it fully explain, the pause df manhood's early
decline, with 'observations on.marriage--besides
many other derangements, which it,WHtld not
be proper, to enumerate in the fpbhc p,rin4ts.
TTPAtty person sending twentv-five cents
euclosed in a" letter, wjl receive one copy of
tnis OOOSl. oy . maj.1, yr .uv vupien :wm uj3ii
for one dolfar. Address, 'Dr. W., YOUNG, Ko,
152 Spruce i.reeu'PHlXAPELPlfJA," Post paid.
UTt WAN'PJ5D---Proprietors of Drug or
Book Stores, and Peillerh. in every town in the
United Slates, to act as agents forthe above work.
oepiemner 1(iu4o
-6nu
J-J-
, Tniicail' WasliiBiton Gallery, of
DAGUERREOTYPE Sr'
No. 234 North Second street, N. . fT. corner
of CallowhiU street, Philadelphia.
The Likenesses taien anJd beautifully colored
at this well known estabhshmentj for ' One
Dollar, are universally conceded to be' equal in
every respect to any1 the city. Pictures ta
ken equally well in cloudy and clear weather.
A large assortmeni of Medallions and 'Lockets
on hand, at frofn $2 to $5; ineludthg thb pic
luro. The Subscribers respectfully iiivife tlie citi
zens of Monroe cou'hiy to'' call and examine
specimens of the latest improvemenis in ih'fe
art of Daguerreotypingr wlu'.ch will be exhtbti
ed cheerlully and without cfiargfi. !; ,
f. & J. CTENNENT.
Philadelphia, July 6, 1848.-Gin
r Air iilt HAiNlrIiy , -and
lloiige and 8t?u Faintcir,
Mdnroe Street, near tile Methodist Church,)
btroudsburg, Pa,
Respectfully inforrns ihe citizens of Strouds
burg aud vicinity, that he has removed to the
house formerly occupied hy Abner Gorden, on,
Monoe street, near the MeihodiVi Cl)ilcl.
where he will be in readiness 10 fulfil such or
ijefs in his line p business hp ?iy h,!
p,r with,. Peine thoroughly acquainted with
his business and haying had considerable ex
perience, he 3 prepared; ii warrant all .work
'done by him. ' ' , : larch 30, 1818.-rly.
The feaiiiijr Periodical A incrici'.i
GODElr,S- DADY'S BOOK ,
Dedicated to. the Ladies of the United States?
Edited bv SARAH J. BALti.
' GRAPE GREENWOOD,
and Jj. A. GODEY?
A Novelerte by Miss E. Leslie, whb cojiiributes
tovery Ni- " v .
N. P. Willis' Original Scriptural Podiry.
T. ,S,.,ARTHORr who contributes to every No.
UlusUativa. of Croome's Sketches of, Ariierican
"Character. t it, . '
- uWe intend .merely ip give a hotice of bur inleii
Uohs for next year, leaving to other&ionc advertise-
nienta-Tull of sound and fury, sigliifyjn nothing.1
' relf fo lne praice oClasteaMhe pub.
nsner win issuk .is-yuuu a iumuer eacn jiiuiuu as
he does in January. This is a noveb feature in
Magazine publishing . During .the wliole oflast
year he gave more engrayjngs and more-reading
matter ihan an of his cQntemporariesaiid will
fcbntiniie to do so next veaf . Those who subscribe
to Godev's Laov's Book, may do so under the as
surance that the will, receive more forthejr mon
ey in the Magazine alone, than by subscribing to
any gthst.vyo5fe.fi To this is added andincluded in
the same the Lady's i XJollau iSf i?vspAPER,
which contains in one mpnth nearly, if not quite
as much rending matter a3f Ihe other monthlies,
making for $3, , the amount of reading of two mag
azines a month. i There , are peculiarities about Go
deys Lady's Book lor the ladfeg that nOj.pther
Magazine possesses. Ther'e is n Mezzotint And
Line Engraving in each number both by the best
artists. In addition to these, there are given month
ly, what no other m'agazirie gives a Colored Fash
ion Plate, with a full description. Thisbfeaiure is
peculiar to Godey, as no other Work has them eve
ry month and colored. Then there are Caps, Bon
nets, Chemisetts. Equestrianism for Ladies, with
Engravings. The Ladies' Work Table-, with de
signs -fqf knitting, netting, crotchet, and all other
kinds of wor k. Pmterns for Smoking Caps, Chair
covers, Window curtains, D'Oyiey's, Purses, Hags,
&c. &c. Health and, Beauty, with Engravings.
Model Cottages, with -ground plans, and other en
gravings, always illustrative of something useful.
Music, beautjCully printed on tinted pper, which
may be taken out and' bjourid. Colored Modern
Cottages, and Colored.Flower Pieces occasionally.
These are all extra in Godey, and to be found in
no other Magazine. Thesb " were alL given last
year, and will be continued. In addition, we shall
have in every No., one of .
' Croome's Sketches of American Characteristics,1
a most amusing series, noy first given to the Amer
can public. These will be illustrated in. every
No. by a Story. frbm the powerful pen of TS Ar
thur, Esq.
'The Changes of Fashion" ,
illustrated by Fuy Robinson, Esq. This series
will be very inteiesting.tonbe ladies. ; ;
"The Applicability of the Fine Arts to Domestic
. ; f Uses."
is anoiher seri.es orEngravings now in preparation
and. will be pubiished.duringthe year.
. Cottage Furniture.
Having given so many Model Cottages, we intend
now-to. commence the publication ol Cottage h ur
niture a very.necessaryappiendage, to a Cottage.
Heligion and History...
Our superior Artists, Walters, Tucker, Pease and
W eich, are now engaged upon a set of plates il
lustrative of these subjects'.
Our Music.
Prepared expressly for us mostly original, and
beautifully orihted. has lono commanded a decided
preference over that of any other M'ajjazihe1. It is
a leature in I he iiook.
The Literary Character of Gddey's Lady'sl Book
With such writers as Miss Iteslie, Grace Green
woodr.V".Gi.'Simms, Mrs. Ellet, T S Arthur Mrs
E.Qakes Smithy Mrs -J C feal, H- T Tuckevman
tfrVV Herbert,.&c. th.e aiithDpbf the Widow BHatt
Prqfess.url?rqst, 3rynt,t Longfellow, Hologes
and, a-.host of- othei.s must always take the lead
in literary merit. ; w
1 Terms. For Three Dollars we. will send the
Lady's Book.containg moro,readingahari anyoth
,er monthly, and the Lady's Dollar Newspaper pub
lihed.twice a, rhopthvbich contains as much rea
ding as any Of the periodicals of the day ma
king three publicalions.Jn one month, or if the
subscriber prefers the followjog splendid engrav
ings j.o the Lady's DollarNewspaper, (ahhougl:
We would not advise-jit, as, engravings cannot be
3ent thrqugh the mail without being crushed or
creased,) we will send the beautiful plate. -cbntatn
ing. the portraits of Harriet-Newel!,': Fanny For
tester. Mrs Stewart, Mrs Ann II Judson and. Mrs
E B. Dwighlj and ,t.he plates of Christ Weeping
t .... .1 rri ..i .. r . t t-. ..i i
over Jerusalem... lne opening .o.r.ineaiepuicnre
Ueliyerance-of bt,reler,and I he KebuKb IJ pre
ferrpd to. the Newspaper or phites, we wilL send
Miss Leslie S Novel. of Arheija, and any three o
Mrs Grey's or Mjss- Pickering s, popular novels'.
tor v ive Dollars we mil send tw.o copies ot the
Lady's Book, and a set of the plates to each sub
striker. For Ten Dollars we will send five copies
o the l;ad.y s-iiook; and a copy touhe petsdn sen
ding- the Club, and a, set of plates to eachj .For
Twenty Pollars, eleven cppi.es of the Book and a
set of Plates to aech subscriber, and a. copy gf.thG
Book to the person-sending the Club. For One
Dollar we will semd tbp L;aidy,s..Bok.4 month's
and- lor 25 cants any one , No. rostage to.pe. paid
n ii ' iltj.i ' T ' n'nnmr
011 an oruura. iuort)?j n,.U'..juuuui,
113 CKe'snul street, PhiUda
BAKERYlOIt SAML
The tlb!cl;lbtr otTers for sale, hi Baking
o(aniihnien!, siiqato. on Elizabeth street, in
ihe Borough of Sifoodiburg, consisting of a
Bake-house and Oeir', and all the necessary
tools, in co.mpletp'o'rder; The oven is large
enough to bake, lnml;70 to 75 loaves of bread
at a baking. A! prudent, enterjin.sing business
man will find this a good, location for cdrryin
U ihe above business Thd whold will be $old
at a bargain. . J.OtiiVj J. 1 11 US.
" November 23, 184$.
itEOlSTEM'S NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given, ihai Moses Bingham,.
Executor bf Lewis P: Parltn 'deceased, has
filed !ri account aVstich Executor in the Reg-
Lsej's Office, at MilfordPike county, Pa , and
the 8amtj will be prefnted to the Orphan's
Cojjji, jo be held hi Mjlford, in and for said
county, on ihe i8ih Vlav of December next, for
couformution arid allowance, of5 which all pe.
sons interesid' will lakinoHre
. J. C.-WESTBROOK. gHr f
er's Ofiire, Milford; ? ' - 1
Rfsiter
Nov. 12, 18-18..
A NEW A.ND tMPROYBDJ EDITION
, or THAT- ' -
v - Most Extraorcltnary Work
4 --. The farricd IVoisaaia'sf '
JLrirate Medical CoMipaisiisa
v ID3 PRICE REDU'CE'D-,rn
1
Only, 50f cts.jper copy.-Z copies fo?; &h
THE -SECRET OF M. M. DEROMEAUX'S INSTRUMENT
, , . ..t JfULLY REVEALED. -
A new .edition t)f this important Matrimonial
Companion, has juit been issued, uitdr lf d
tiprial stimervisTou offt. M W E I SrS EL H OFFi
MtiD. laie of Pari, Professor o( jJ il 1 l-r.v,
pd authOrxifih? cqlebiated.ttork or uG.stairoit
a.n,d phild-Binh.y .which han had such an t-x-
tensive jaie; in. Europe and Amt'nca..r. -
1 hifeufuon ,is a vast nnp.ro eine.nt ,4n!ti
M:aurioeau tdd woik, which was rhieliv d':
signed to induce the reader to purchase, ,L iVK
Desoineaux's Powders. aud IuBiruinetu. to pm-
ent , an undesired lijcreasoi.of fuittihv '
expen,e,;of S10-rand his Portui;oUse FeiiialU
illn at $5i,pec bos. In this ndtucn, there, h
no pari oC the original French .woik M-ithbrld;
he whole secr.eJLol M.M. Deaorn'eaux's ihsiiii
ment and mei-hdd. is fully revealed and d'e
scribd j and the recipe of Desomeanx's PuriiiT
gue.-e Female. Pills is given :nnirK 111 olrtHV
lugli,h. terms, so that the purchaser wiMaxi
tually get x - ,. . .
J FOR FIFTY CENTS - -WHAT
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