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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-17

Ground Alu@:Salt Afloat
Annn BUSELS Ground Alum Salt, just receiy'
IUuUed per soop Rambler, for sole at Hepbnrn's
wharf, by JUN .. MiLLhit'
apr "
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-17
Notice to WeN Diggers.

Superintendent 06fcc, .fpril IA, 1927.
PROPOSALS will be received by the subscriber un.
til Thursday evening the 10Th inst, for sinking a
Well on Columbus steet, between King and Cameron.
The Well to be eight feet in the c ar, and of suif-
cent depth to afford good supply of water, with
nine inch wall of good hard brick and curb of good
materials. The depth of the water in the Well, and
the quality of the materials to be to the satisfaction of
the Sup. Police
Any other information wanted, may be obtained by
application to JAMES CARSON, S. p.
APP 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-17

A Massachusetts, paper states that the per-
sous who are boring for coal in South Hadley,
on the Connecticut, have penetrated to the depth
Of more than 60 feet. The strata through which
the ins,rmuens has passed are mostly sand
stone, Of different colours, interspersed with
thin layers Of coal. When the augcr had ar
rived at the depth Of sixty feet i; struck vein
Of water, which rose immediately to the surface.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-17

Oats, Potatoes, Sc.
COO BUSHELS Albany oats
UUO 800 do potatoes very good
$50 dmejohns, gallons each
40 barrels New Orleans molasscs
Is do whiskey
II bags green coffee
10 boxes bloom raisns
IS do Sicily lemons
Landing srom schooner Angenora, Kcrwan, from New
York, and for sale On accommodating terms, if Ia
ken from on board, by
apr ID LINDSAY, HILL. & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-17
Auctions,
ny George JOhMOOM.


by George J0huoOM.
1t 10 O'Clock on VIEDNESDaYnert the ih instant, al
his .auetion Roons--wil be sold,
S casks French MADEIRA wine
do Malaga do
20 do cider, s kegs butter, 1000 lbs goldfish
box low priced fur hats do wool do
few hair matrasseA passage lamp
box mems shoes and boots
200 pairs morocco do, with and without heels
10 doz mock shell combs
ALsO-A handsome lot of superfne and second cloths
Blue, black and oxford mixtures
10 pieces ravens duck,
10 do long nankeens
dog. Marseilcs vests
Paids, bleached shrtings longawns,
Choppas, cravats, &c. &C
The ry Goods will d bold on liberal credit
N. Be }. has determined have his reguIH
Auctions erery Uednesday and will at all times sell q
variety OF goods at the lowest limitations.
AT PRIVATE SALE
few tierces rice
DO casks Colmenar wine
DO bales cotton, suitable for retailing
5 boxes drab hats
1000 bushels Lisbon salt
200 DO potatoes
handsome barouche with harness and furniture
ofvarious descriptions. apr Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-17
COMMGRyIAE.
SHIP NEWS.
port Of Alexandria.

ARRIVED,
.qprii16-Schr Francis Asbury, Colona, Richmond,
via Suffolk; nails John Roberts, and kegs tobacco,
bacon and tar, to the master.
.lprH l6-Sloop Rambler, SNAIL, Norfolk, salt 70
John s. Miller.
Sch. Hulps Victory, Furlough, Edenton; potatoes to
the master.
sAlLEn-Sloop Vernon, Harris. Port-au.Prince.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-17
SUGAR. Molasses, etc.

Sugar, Mo1aSSeS' etc'
~ HHDS. West India sugar.
y 10 do moass.s
90 bags green coffee
chests Young Hyson tea-just received and
for sale by q L.
anril IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-17
From the Georgetown Columbian.

Too many of the politicians ofthe present day
disregard what is right themselves, and preach
up with unwearied patience the corruption OF
others-thus, for instance, the Crawford Jack
son and Calhoun parry have united, and cry OUT
against Mr.. Clay and Adams, charging them
with corrupt bargain, sale, &C. inasaoch as
thew wee diametrically opp sed to each other.
If there be any amagamatiOn of OPPOSITE prln-
cinles. il is to be looked for in that which has
taken place among such diseordant materials
The efforts made by Calhoun % sacrifice Craw-
ford are well known here, and he was charged,
and we believe most JUSTIFY with being an un-
principled conspirator and base calIumnlator
all this it seems is now forgotten and they
unite with this man Calhoun to endea'or to
libel and sacrifice others. If Calhoua is that
base parsonage they represent him, why do
they identify themselves with such man
and again, if he were capable of getting up an
Edwards plot to ruin the reputation OF one
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-17
OBJTL,4RY.

Departed this life suddenly, on Friday night the goth
Of July last Mrs. SARAH HERBERT. relct OF the ia'e
VIM. Herbert, Esq. of this town. In announcing the
death of this venerable lady, we would erect fran,
memorial to her virtues, to her humble genuine and
unaffected piety her generous friendship, her amiabe
and exemplary department.; not with the purpose o,
embazonng her merits or of soothing the affection OF
the many who loved her, but to impress upon the ex-
teusve circle of domestic life admiration, and we
may add, imitation of the pcty, the private and So
cia virtues which adorned her character: which made
her the object of affection and respect while living.
and her loss the subject Of universal regret The last
evening of her life spent with her friends in the
public worship of her Maker, and those who viewed
her aged FORM be 1t in alteration and PRAYER,
felt their faith strengthened and their icvoton ensiv
ened her su lden and unexpected death but a few
hours afterwards her pety rewarded ard her Pc
tition was heSrd by the Almighty; for vigorous old
age and in the full possession Of her faculties, she pass
ed from time to eternity without pang. T..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-17

D;ckinson TO be aman Of a high sense Of honor,
who could not brook any aspersion which was
calculated 10 wound it. After placing both OF
The parties in their proper positions, handing
lac kson his pistols unlocked, and, TO prevent any
,ossibIe chance Gifts going OH, with the guaro
nusbed I'm against the cock, he turned round 10
10Th The parties, and observed, "Now, gentle
men az soon a. get TO my position, l shall
Give The word fre!' Here, said Overton 10 me,
az 7 was gong TO my post, saw, or imagined
,ha, l saw, Dickinson raising his hand that had
The nis,ol Immediately turned 10 him, and
observed, air. Dickinson, if you have not I'M
d.rs,ood III. ARTICLES between you and General
Jackson. will read them 10 you" Diekin-
son rrplied, Il understand them why
then" said Ovrrron, "dld yon raise your hand
bef,re the word was given" Dickinson re-
pird, iaagnantly, that he old not Over
Ton insisted that Re did; and finding that he
had ob,aip~d his end, seeing that Dickinson
was THROWN into agitation, be again observed,
81 sh III give the word the moment | arrive al
mvp.s,' re did 50, and Dickinson fired IN
s,sr,lv O,e,,sr here remarked, that he saw
he dos, e., r,.t Of he lapel Of Jackson's coat,
md c-rrt,,. .ed he mus, have received a mortal
wound f,r ne Slot III ned him half round.
JrkSgu. in tie mean time, went through all the
cya!u,ians ofhreing; and, 6nling himself wound
ID, he deliberately bu,t,med up his coat, and
then fried 10 cock his pistol. Ovei,on then ask
ed him why he did not FIRE. 4 can't cock this
damned pistol said Jack ,on. 'Pull back the
guard said Over,on. Jackson then placed the
pistol against his knee, and got The guard back,
ocked it, took deliberate ann at Dickinson,
aud fired. Dickinson fell upon his face, utter
ed eroan, and expired Jackson and over'cn
mounted their horses Immediately, aud rode
off,"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-17
Fran. The National Jo,srnal.

Among the numerous evidences of attach
ment 10 MIR CLAY, and Of appreciation of his
nublic conduct. exhibited during his recent
brief visit to the West, we notice in the Mis-
souri, Republican the following, invitation from
the citizens Of St. Louis, whichwe understand
was signed by nearly three Hundred of the
mos, respectable inhabitants of that place:
ST. LOUIS, July 10th, 1927.
HoN. HENRY CLAY, &c sc.
SIR: The profound respect which the under
sipned citizens of St. Louis entertain for your
talents. and the estimate which they place up
on your eminent public services, would not pre-
mil them 10 behold otherwise than with deep
concern, the success OF any attempt to parallze
yourusefulness. They deem the present, there
fore, coniuncture which calls upon them TO
render TO you that support which the audible
expression oftheir appreciation may be caiculat-
ed to afford-a con luncture which imposes up
on the good, upon the friends OF correct prn:
ples throughout these States, an obligation 20
lift no their voices in support OF an Admins
traton eminen,ly entitled TO their confidence.
Hopine that considerations rtferablr 10 your
public duties, may not he deemed 10 interpose
obstacles TO the qualification OF their wishes,
the undersigned beg leave 10 express the salts
faction which visit from you their infant
city would afford Them, if not Inconsistent with
your private arrangements, and to request that
they may be- favored with an opportunity to Of
fer personally to you, the defender Of the rights
of Missouri, the advocate Of free governments,
the friend of The liberties Of the human race,
in every portion Of The worjd-lc you, the 81 a'As,
man of elevated views, Of enlightened policy
and liberal principles, those public manltrs'a-
tons of regard which would be most grateful
TO their feelings.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-17
Public Sale Of hands.

pY virtue OF adeed of trust made by Francis Adams
- and Mary his wife, bearing date the Esd April,
due on Judgment to the United States, vii sell, on
Saturday The 10Th dag Of September neyt al mon,
the premises, to the hlghes, bidder for cash. certain
tract of Land situate in the county Of Fairfax on Little
Hnting Greek, commonly called the Green Spring be-
ing the east side of the road leading from AleNan-
dra to Mount Vernon, and adjoining to the lands of
Judge Washington, VIM. Peake, Geo. W. Mason and
others, containing
Two Hundred and Fourteen Acres
shall convey such title as the said deed of trust
vests in me. w. JONES.
august Paw Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-17
Notice.

WHEREAs dill on the 18th day of August, adj
w vertise LEuUEL EMERSON as runoway
apprentice he having left my service, this is to give
public notice that since that time his father and my
self have cancelled the bonds of apprenticeship which
did exist; and also. that my advertisement WAS made
in order to exon"rate from the penalties of the law
The ad is now under the of his father who is at
full liberty TO emp on him he may think proper, tor
the residue of hi, minority; and further state that
Lemue was strictly honest while in nay service and
that it appears the ca,lse OF separation was pr-
vate misunderstanding, aud morning that would i'm
peach the morals or character of Lemuel
aug l7-5t j. Is. BRuNEi.
The Baltimore Am .ricsn will please insert the above
three times. ana charge this off
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-17

.47scdofe he-Caplan of an American YES
sci on pirauca coast observed small but sus-
ricious Schooner bear down upon him, and he
remarked TO those around him, anon, The rest
a Quaker, that the wind and the size Of his ship
enabled him 10 drive upon the schooner and SINK
her al once. The non-coruba,ant Friend pro
,ested against such pro- erdure as inrxcusa'
bic and very wong-"but" said he. IF thee in
tends doing it, the must luz quick"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-17
NistYict OF Columbia,

County Of flerandria, SCI:
JONATHAN WATERS. has applied to the hon.
% william Cranch, ChiefJulge of the United States
lrcuit Court of The District of Columbia, to be dis
charged from Imprisonment, IN Ter the act for the re-
efofinsoIvent debtor, wttn the District OF Column
bia, on the last Monday in August ms; at O'Clock,
\ VI. AZ the Courthouse in Alexandra, when and
where.his creditors are required to attend
aug l7-St -EDN. L. LEE, Z. y.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-17

There are those to whom sense of religion
has come in storm and tempest; there are
hose whom it has summoned amid scenes OF
revelry and idle vanity; there are those, too,
who have heard It's still small voice amid ru'
raj leisure and placid contentment. But per-
haps the knowledge which causeth not 10 err,
is most frequently impressed upon the mind
during seasons of aflictioD; and tears are the
softened showers which cause the seed of hea-
ven to spring and take rot in the human
breast" Su Waller Scott.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-17
Constable's Sale.

nY virtue of writ of feri faciss, issued by Adam
ID Lynn, Esq Justice of the Peace for the County
of Alexandria, in favor Of Benjamin Baden, against
John Knowles shall proceed to sell at public auction
on the premises for cash, on Saturday tile 1874 instant,
10 O'CLOCK, NJ. all the right title and interest, Of the
said Knowles, in and to certain
- LOT OF GROUND,
NJ. Fl with the tcnements thereon, situate on the
Him: west side of Washington street, between
3lss.vs Wilkes and Gbbon streets, in the town Of A
leXandria fronting Washington street IS feet and
extending back 100 feet, subject to annual renr
charge of 26 dollars JOHN JOHNSTON,
aug4-ts Constable.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-17
AUCTIONS.
Public Sale.

WILL be offered At auction on Saturday next the
w 18th inst at ~ O'Clock, "A. a, the Store late.
y occupied by James Aud, sundry articles OF GROCE-
RlEs, &c. &c. Terms made known at the time and
place Of sale. CHR NEALE, Trustee.
aug II GEO. JOHNSON, .iYeficneer
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-17

Wholesome Meat.-All meats, saws writers on
medical subjects, are best when the animal is
at rnatu i,y Hence 10 delicate persons, chick
ems, lamb, veal, pig, are not near so wholesome
or nutriti,e as beef, fowl mutton and pork.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-17

"He that is without name, without friends,
without coin, without country, is still at least
man; and he that has al these is no more -
Sir Winter Scott.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-17

individual, he would not boggle to revive
through his agency,the report Of q corrupt bar,
gain between two. So far as our knowledge OF
things go, the corruption appears all on the
side of the opposition.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-17

Ia rcmore spots Of Grease, Pitch or OIL from
UooRen C'oM--In pint OF spring water dissolve
an ounce o. pure p'arl ash, adding 10 the so'u-
ton a lemon cut in small Slices. This being
prop ry mixed aud kept in warm state for
two DAYS, the wiroe must be strained and kent
a 2 6otte IA 'I5t 4 ma, 90, this liquid ro,,f-
eL,on ,hF stained p'r' is 5 id Instantly 10 re-
momsn, taey disappear. the con is I" bP wash.
ed III clear water - GMsgo,c .ilecigmc Nag.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-17

DO, al Influence of E,css. 1t is an observation
have always ma c, though it may be pcrhlos
considered frivolous onc) hat DIRE, has a mo
ra! effect on mankind. Let any gentleman End
himself with dirty boots old sur;our, soiled neck
cloth, and general negligence of'ress, he will
in all probability, find corresponding DISPOSE
ton, to negligence Of address. lie may, en- dis
habile, curse and swear, and speak ughly, and
think roughly; but put the same man into '"ll
dress; powder him well, clap a sword by his
side, * give him an evening coat, breechFs and
silk stockings; he will feel himself quite another
person. To use The language of the blackguard
would then be out of character He will talk
smoothly affect poli'eness if he has 1t not pique
himseifupon good manners, and respect the wo-
men. Nor will the spell >ubside until returning
home, tha old robe de chamber or its substitute
surtout, with other slovenly appendages make
him lose again his brief consciousness of being
a gentleman. Some women mistake the very
nature of dress Glaring abroad, they are slat-
terms at home The husband detest, in his
sposa what he is too apt to practise him ELI.
He rates dirty wife, she retorts upon rntiian-
" husband and each Of .them detests the other
for neg ect which neither will take the trouble
Of avo dng-Sr John Bariagt0n'S Personal
Skeiche of his o,Ua times.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-17

News from Europe, few days later than
that published yesterday, has been received al
New York. An abstract will be found m ano-
thcr column. The FIVE great powers OF Europe
have at las, united TO save Greece. Orders have
beer issued by Russia, France, and England 10
unite their respective fleets and separate me
Combatanis. Our DISTINGUISHED friend and ie'-
low citizen General Lafayette, has been called
by the people into the Legislative Councils Of
France.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-17
ALEX, =, N,D81As
FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST II, 1927.

The political article which we copy to day
from the National intelligence OF Wednesday
ought to be read by all who believe themselves
oDen TO conviction. Unlike many productions
of the kind, lis great length is not one OF It's
faults.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-17

that by the federal constitution, the represents as
ton from each state TO be proportioned to the
value of he buildings, would you have given the
towns a represents ton in Congress according TO
the value of their buildngs? Suppose that the
number OF square miles taken the rule OF
representation among the states; would you allow
two thirds of the representation in Congress to
he citizens residing westward ct the Blue Ridge?
Suppose the representation in Congress was pro-
proportioned 10 the number OF militia IN each state.
would you lay off your districts to contain equal
ubers OF militia? And would you in conse-
quence thereof found the representation in this
House on the same basis!
Sir, apprehend no danger from convention
Believing that the power resides in the majority
of the community. to alter the constitution, can
not see any objection TO the bill because the re-
presentation may happen 10 be based on the num-
Der of the free whe population. presume that
the objects OF those who ask convention are
I. more equal represen alton OF the people ir
the General Assembly :. Some extension of The
right of suffrage. 3 dimnuiion of The eXpens.
of gov ernment; this relates to he legislative
executive branches. might be reduced one half. 4
Laws more equal in their operation. 8. A NOR,
equal distribution of the superior Offices. Thes,
results are wor by If the trouble and expense of
| convention. The amagamation of counties fo
the pur pose of elections has been deprecated. -
We have di>ri tor eectng Senators and mem
bers fCongre-s, comprising several counties; S
We have separate elec ions: which have proved
| that counties n ay he uni ed or divided for tn,
pun pose of cleo ions, without Inconvenience
Therefore, in order To give 10 the fieehoders al
pportunity Of giving up the exclusive powe
which they now possess, and have long possessed
hope that the appeal TO them will be made b,
the passage of the bill. This long and much a.
gi,ated question should, at all events, be put tC
rest.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-17
hnnortnnt 60 .Mechnnics.

EAIED proposals will be received ior building Clerk,
~ Once at Hanover Courthouse, be biick aud
cVrding the following dntnsSns aad Plan uLtI The 18th
day Vi MAJ oh nex which day post paid
directed 10 the Clerk OF Hanov y" deposit any
Connoner, will be opened (and ,io-) acted on
ny e Commi'siouer The Oice 10 be 81 feet long 81
fee ~ hes wide, aud pitch, divided By partition
the add the oher Ia by IL. The wall 10 he brick
thick aud rs ieethsh The gable ends thick and
WI earth inches above tue face vi the scunr,
iLae rvtlied, laid with stock bi rk The
upper floor 10 be o heat plank inch fourth thick
Jonu anu to't nailed down on heart joints If gum, r,ne
OF poPiar - by inches ard placed feet apart
T. centre The floor 10 be covered with sand lunches thick on
which a Hoor Oi bricks ito be laid VA lime
fne raers b! inches, TO he Of the uf gum pine or
POPLAR placed two feet ast aud heeled with ,ak vpc
.eh and ouh thick 10 b. also gum, pine, OF popar
ne sheens TO be Uinted and close with good
slate. ~ e'1
There will he door,-one an gu, door--the atbe, an
inner doo nin into the smaller roomsx 10 ht win
dU"s, a. san II which to be of heart Pine 10 contain
glass ny 10 inches esch winiow have folaa hut,ers
Inc doors and shutters to be of pine aud Hsi
ho'h SIDES one inch aud halt ick. The window sme, and
partition IonI aHe to he oil yellow heart purlsi with nj n
m5uldns The door be OF V, n ~ pou,ar lte
mo"s except the sill which is 10 lie en,ire
rue d1o ame window Il emes, shutter o he
ca "he and the dour painted brown, all tn. best mattel
Us ahu ~ 's pest manner Tue outdoor 10 be
ten-inch Scctch.pring lock and bolts Of or ,i
hung wi oui inch hut hinges. The partition door 10 he bn
"h similar hinges Each window shutter, when clos ,f
fastened with aspiring catch and WHEN opened 10 he hor
also, with prins cate h, both VI good qualify The skaters
to bt hung s,uop -linc 4 lo5 iont Thr,e j. 20 b.
ches deep, feet IN the back aud feet on having tb.
2k ana llno' OF easHon an IRON tar under the arch
me cor hice TO tie Of BRICK The ie work TO be ueuced
ana The two ICONS pi t.i and whtewasheL The uboe
Work to lie executed in fnhiu aud mans, ke mauner
70 be ali seasoned except the ra'rs ois The monry
o' building be ieved aud payable ON The S,
can be deposited highlands Col rect Col sarka H.
X. ed, Col GOOd4li, Capt EBlunt, Mi IL Ander
| Feb.G. -11 eoN'1HlSS ae,i;,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-17
La MOTIFS coUGH DROPS.

pa9ao.e Medicine for Coughs, ConssPions aud 1stlas
HIS Elixir offered 10 the public possssng virtues
peeuis adapted TO the present pre-, ailng disorders of
.e lungs, leading 10 timely OF
common cotas, coughs, Ifusd, Hopping Cough, Paia
the S.de, DDcfty Of Beathing, Wai II Sleep arising
debility aud an SPcsmode Aka y eiescous.
particular attention to the directions each
bottle is nee es.ary.
The following certificates phy,i-
'on Que which Medical Disposed regard etea
ctvus anu worthy Of public patronage:
having examined the competition vi La Motifs Cough Drops,
improved, we Rave no hesasn ending them TO the
poc as being well adapted TO those which
they are recommended.
Doctors Jonathan Dorr, Albany, Dec. Ah 1924; Jane.
Post OF White creek, Feb i4th 1926 Watson Sumner OF
Gamhtidge, Feb 2oth 1925; Solomon Dean Of JaeksVn,
January 90 1925.
Extract Of letter from tie Re,. Ebene-er Harris.
am pleased with this opportunity OF relating few facts
nh may serve IN communication of excellent Cough
drops For ten was afflicted with pulmonary
plant my cough was my appetite weak and strength
iah5 used many popular medicines but only found tenn
ros'y relief Until by continued yo valuable Drops,
nave heeh blessed with such perfect health 10 render
tufther EDESEZEN HARRIS.
| Salem, Y. Jan. - 1926
feSSrs CroSIy-l have 10 years been troubled with
affection OF the breast and lungs nded with eough
pam ~ the side, and difficulty breathing the fall
1870 became much reduced that life d,spair.i
OF: and receiving visible benefit my phi, can was
advised to make trial of La Cough ops after
taking one bottle restored TO perfect hesh
hn belief that the Of the above named ops sayed
| life. THOMAS JOSFS
| Couinbu., Ohio, Jolly o. 1926.
Sold Wholesale aud RETAIL O. & S. Cro.hv Colunhus
OHIO and agents Of their appointing throughout the Uni,ea
| States, Canada, &c.
| Each bottle contains IS doses; price dollar.
| Jan so s2-,afe,