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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-08
POTTSVlLI.E.

The PotisviiIe Emporium speaks of the
lie and business activity in that place In
every direction new buildings are going ~
IN all stages Of completion Improvement,
seems to be Ihesorder of the day not only in
Pousvillo bu! through the entire coal re-
gion.
THE Valley Railroad Company have
their road under contract TO within two
miles of Tamaqua, end the contractors are
pushing the work with energy. Schuyl.
K Il Navigation Company aie perssyering
with commondsbls energy in tho widening
Of ,hrir Canal b. Vi. Lewis. ESQ, the
'ftirent an inde(olgable Superintendent OF
Schuylki'I Haven and Mine Hill Railroad
s pushing 10 an esrIy completion the con
meeting link between the West Branch and
Swalara Railroads. In Pousviie there IS
an unusual demand for business stands
There are four firms from New York at
this moment anxiously seeking eligible bu.
slness stands. One of which is intended
as a wholesale concern. The Reading
Railroad company is greatly deficient in cars
to 6ccomodae the increased and increasing
coal business, fnd are consequently, we are
informed, building two thousand additional
iron cars. Lumber is high and scarce
Butter, meat, and indeed all kinds of mar.
keiing, commands high prices.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-08
COM MUN1CATION.


II has taken three centuries 10 developt
The powers contained in the herbs which
compose tue Brandreth Pills These cele
brated Vegetable Pills for one hundred year,
have been made Tho American, public
have found them deserving of patronage
and ii has been and is literally bestowed
upon this medicine. Now. However, no
sooner is new advertisement written by
the Doctor but il is al once Gu, out of the
paper 81 'Brandreih; taIen out &, Indian,
or some other namo substituted, indicative
of some other medicine some literary lhiel
for It's parent Nearly all tue Pills al
present before the public are made by men
who for years lived by counterfeiting the
Brandrelh Pills, and have only taken to the
present speculation, since DR.. Brandrelh
compelled them 10 abandon that method Of
jeopardzing the lives of their fellow ciIi-
zens.
The analysis Of all these pretended
vegetable medicines, shew large proper
ton of Crude Anumouy in their compost
uou, and it appears they rely entirely upon
Ibis mineral poison, for the purgalive ei,
feet. It's very easy thing to defect min
rral in pills of any kind.
HOW TO DETECT A MINERAL IN PILLS
Take pill supposed to contain mineral
place it on a shovel over red clear fire.
# there is mineral in it, i, will not lose its
shape. |, is thrs ~ilh the Indian PiIis;and
many others before the public. The ad
vantage Of these pills in case Of war woulI
ne very great, rs ihey noI only retain their
shape, but remsin red hot long Tins altef
hey are taken from the FIRE. Even boiling
Them with sugar will not change their shape
a biI--you cannot hurt the shape Of these
pills. 1t would be we'll if they were as
making Ihe patient exceedingly snhjec' to
ST. Vitus' Dance and Epilepsy, Probably
very lille Of these pills are sold, so tho in.
jury is NOT SO great. bsve also tried the
Brandreth Pills, by the same, end other
methods, and find them purely vegetable
When risd by the fire, they change 10 a
carbonaCous mass, after giving, oTa great
quapity Of fame The one may be con
,dersd the medicine Of Life the other, Ere
proof pin or Messenger Of Death This
communication it is hoped, will csuso those
persona who ere agents Tor these upw TN
lried pretended remedirs, to mako She
above experiments upon them, snd If they
selI !sem after, not 10 forget 10 labe! them
poison.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-08

Mr.. George Long, Of Quincy, lost Nj
lle by skinning an TX, which had died
tie bad small puncture on one hand, and
it is supposed, during the opers'ion, ,accden
tally varrlnaled himself with some of the
poisonous mattel as the 9rm soon began to
SWEET, and me whole system seem infected.
lie fingered less. Than week in the most
violent pain,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-08

A French cook, al the Louisville Hotel,
who kept pair Of big rat,Iesnakes in box
in his room, went TO them on Saturday and
found one Of them al large. He undertook
TO kill the snake with largo knife, but the
reptile bi, him on the finger; The French
man whitfield his finger dawn to the bons
and then disposed Of the pair of snakes
for $S.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-08
ANOTHER OREGON RUMORI

The last Rumor from Washington, isha'
Mr. Packenham, the British Minister al
Washington, finding there is llAe hop OF
adjusting the Oregon question eilheIbv
promise or arbitration has proposed To lave
The whole territory in lis present condJon
for twenty years under the joint prolec on
# England and The United Slaies.and 'ih
he stipulation that at the cad of ssid peiod
us then inhabitants may attach ,hemsses
% either country, q erect themselves &c
an independent sovereignty, as they n
prefer.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-08

Ma. Buchanan. The Washington U
s Journal sayG-'rhe political friends o.
the present Secretary OF Ststs in Pennsy l.
vania protest most firmly and unequiyocall,
against tie leaving his present posilion !
is understood that he has fully determined
ito retain Ihe situation he now hoIds--eo al
speculation as 10 who will be his success so,
il idle and vain,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-08

De- Crosby is building a dwelinghorso
on the hill east Of The college at Hanover,
N. II, which will be an architectural curios
rty. 1t is an oclagon, of eight equal sides
built Of rough fragments Of stone; every
room in Mo house is triangle
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-08
nsr~tDrNr<pyuS.,srzs

Some of The papers state that fears have
been entertained until lately that Lake Erie
was falling so much as 10 become below
The level of the canal a. Buffalo. This lake
is ss5 les,, Lake Ontario 23l feet. and
Lake Superior 643 feet above ,idewatcr.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-08

AIan end W'ife 10 be hung.-Crow!od
Burnett and his wife bavinia have beca
sentenced to be hung al FayeuevilIe, AK,
for osing accessories 10 the murder o;
jonathan 3ibbsy. The deed was commit
Ted, by sheIr son and bis cousin
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-08
REVIvALs OF THE DELUSIoN

Wallace Smith, of Palchogue, N. Y
victim of The MiI'erite de usion. in
comPlisnce with an imaginary command
Of the Lord 10 slay FIVE persons, a few
nays since attempted TO murder his
w'i'' who was only preserved by The
interference Of the neighbors. lie was
committed 10 prison.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-08
EVIDENCE OF CHARACTER.

Hyoung woman, brought before 'ha
Boston police lately, alleged in defence
Of hsr respectabiIIly, that che WIS aG,
7ueinted with all The lawyers in New
York She was instantly committed for
* months,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-08
CENSUS OF BOSTON.

The taking Of the census, by order of
the City Councl of Boston, is nearly
completed, and The result, according to
p he Transcript, will not vary much from
$4,000. Population in 1910, SO. 33S.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-08
A SNAKE WITH TWO HEADS

The Salisbury IN. G } Watchman has a
story about snake with two heads, which
is said to have been found by Mr.. S. G.
rempelon, &,his brother Elam Tempetoa
oni the farm Of the latter: in lrsdeIl county
The heads were at each extremity Of the
body, and were perfectly formed, says the
Watehmsn. The reptile mea'ured five
feet i've and half inches in length, and
was of black colOr'-The WaIcbman tells
the story with much appsr ent earneslueSs
and wishes TO know what naluialists have
to say abou, ,his old serpent.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-08

Major Cummins recently went to the
Cav village in Western Missouri, to pav
'he annuity and found them sick and dyn,
they had lost all their horses by disease
and on the prairi,s woIel(ound great nun.
Der OF dead deer and coons.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-08

Bishop McCoskrey is about to leave
Detroit TO discharge The Epscops'Cunc.
ions in the diocese Of New York, in
Consequence Of the suspension TO Bishop
LOndeldonk.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-08
NATURAL CURIOSITY.

II white chicken, with four legs, is
now in The possession of Mr.. Richard
Crini, of Georgetown, d. c. This freak
Of Nature is The more curious as it is
alive and well.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-08

In Curing Beef, farmer at he West
says-l have used SaieratuS in place 0!
gaiiOe!sr. and | never had better beel.'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-08

The BIG GUN which was made in
Eug'and for the Princeton has arrived
~ New York in one Of tho packets.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-08

Mr. Samuel Higgins, Of Srarboro. Me.
aely a premium Tor the bes, farm in the
county. Among his s'op were six acres
ot wheat, yielding 10 bushels, equal to
1881,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-08

MIR. Webster says lhas 1t is etiquette n
China for one guest at The social board to
eed another, and he declares that the
Chinese love the strong liquors of the bar
harians.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-08

Mounjoy, ar English pedestrian, has On
deItaken TO walk-dfty miles In thirteen
hours, 30 miles backward, for six success
sve days.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-08
.. -.s-.s..2fsH4ssls.ssss.SE

The Indians are going Cor education. j
is stated that there are now lou female
boarlng schools among The Choctaws. sus
Ialned mainly from public funjs of lha! nu
ZION,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-08

1t is stated that The first instament on
Il" new railway schemes in. France, re
Gently paid in. amounted TO about $50 600,
600.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-08

MIR NJ. Hudson, of Hartford, has manu-
laclured a single sheet Of paper for ,ht
Hartford and Danbury RaiIroad Company
io whicb he received S25 Il is 10 be us
I'd in drawing profile Of the road II il
25 feet in length and yalds wide.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-08

The sprnfeld (o.) Republic Of the loIh
al, says that gentleman in ride Of day
and half, on horseback, on the line be-
tween Indianapolis and that place, met one
hundred and forly-one movers wagons
laversging FIVE or six persons each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07

"OstorArHY AND AtLos,rHy HAPPILY COMBINED
saupnon can be cured words that for wears have
Ney been spphcd D.. Taylors Geausne Raa, Of Lty-
'Sst frer SIS Bosery to which invaluable medicine they
eepee0ry applicable bu; have been copied and used by
xhers
" Iayer, Bssas o. IreIIroYt hiss cured and relieved
c,o +|n persons of Consumption, Liver Complaint.
Ntas Splitting OF Blood, Gods Dyspepsia. Pleurisy Pa
rroaf Bronchitis for which complaints, when taken In
~ rs medicine has for years proved specific.
o. o~ieNe tfs; should die of these diseases and
DO ihns their lives worth preserving ould az cncc
'rnlsdy according 10 directions, the epVr OF deaths
IN he.r diseases would rapidly b. din .shed OF The
as position We ready ard vii ng 10 satisfy any
,reI, oy she most conclusive certificates and by hume
s'Mg Illnesses In every town no prefer recommend
$500 medicine by word OF mouth to having their names
~ o.. one OF our patients recently cured took one
nese' 10 d,stribese Surely all comment IL here IN
49, WIN reference 20 iR perfect efficacy
r,rs srn OF The profession II In tleir practice be
P.ut wonderful cures the effects OF pnr. genuine
Ia n.si principles with whios the Qusos Charlaan
70 Do They may copy. initiate counterfeit &C
AZ tbry can do, and e trusted they
fx.. 1eh pennies and may seriously impair the Consf
uylors Bsssm Of Lverwortis the happy combination
e,- sopsihy and Al.o?alhy II is entirely vegetable
A., ~ 90 conbHeJ that only the minute dOs~s
rs Concentrated active principles hose action
ua a. D. vorf remedies VI; the Kind. and combined
rsr. ossain Affects simultaneously tie circua,orv res
sha secretory organs and increasing the fe,p-rs
he On OF me remote vessels, while dniuishes Va
rry Fesse ard organs OF the chest and throat hss
ssous s opportunity 70 heal by aiding IN her
one Cd disease In hne this remedy IL The on "
gan wh any certainty he relied on for cure Their.
Physicians IN attendance NJ . old Office SIS
frss 70 Wal and give advice. The Poor are atirnde.
s VA only rs shove, and be careful TO avoid counter
Tie - s.oas Of al kinds and Dr. Leeds ignaiure
pruTrss y, Res abel on each bottle. Leeds Hazard,
brosfj~ ~ WSss-streci, and Mira HHys lSs Fultou-U
w" ~ssa"N IN suis stws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07
sANDs's saRshPARILA.-

S,xps's SaRslPARrLA Obstinate Incredibly il mis-
clevous ss uuenq belief Both generally the re-
,ut Of MISUNDERSTANDING in case by Overweenng
sefconhdence, the other by selfdsst Both are dis
graceful 10 the moral and intellectual OF man. and
Both seriously impede the progress Of science and Affect the
utility Of it, results When Sandss SarsapafilA was hrst
offered "a the public remedy for diseases and
those complaints which have been scouge tc the
human race every cline and county, IL hid 70 contend Of
once sgsnst unbeeving prejudice and bgoted faith In
mere palliative preparations II has the merit of having In
great degree conquered both has swept them away IN
the torrent OF approving testimony which has followed IN
s tain wherever subjected TO the test of experiments
Scrouls meaDoss erysipeas, scasins, sstrheum, and
other expfna diseases considered obstinate in re-
ssing medical treatment as ncreduy ITSELF have now lost
hat their errOrs
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A. B. d.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 10 f utoDst Newly ork-
Pss generally throughout the United States Price II per
bottls. Six bottles s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07

O. aa,nrdsr evening DE an insf q pulmonary CON
s,,,,,, o. Lingering illness. ANNA LOUISA, wife
81 Fns,otb cbesebrough and daughter Of Thomas Ad-
olson aged - years .,,, ;;..s .,
nor funeral on Tuesday afternoon the IN met. al
,cck frorn her late residence. 10 Spring e. without
,,,bcr invitation Her remains will be taken 10 Green
wood Cemetery for inieuneni.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07
RrED

ArU : Hotel by Rev. Mr. Farley Of Brooklyn. on
the evening of 4th Oct Mr. II. NELSON WHITE. OF ~
rscuse to Mrs CAROLINE A. TOWNE. Of kenneounk'
post, Maine. ~.
ON the 4th instant Ny Rev. sidney A. Corey. NJ
CHARLES MARCHER 20 JULIA MARIA PALf IA J.
On sunday ing Oct. 9Th by Rev Dr. Patton. NJ
HORATiO X GONEN 20 Mis- ELIZA Am eioes'
daughter Of Jacob BrnkerhoA. al OF tbs cry,
on the 30th utimo by Rev J. Fioy, ~ lhiah =
ROGERS. Of this ciiy to Mis-. MARY A 1UCh' oi hA'h'
England.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07
New-York Cattle Market-OcL 5

Reported for The Tribune.
At Market 1905 Beef Cattle As Cows and Calves and
5000 Sheep and Lambs
PRrcEs-BEEr CATTLE are cheaper, and $id5 80 is
the top mark for fair to good retail sorts. and few
choice le higher. 90 taken 70, Bermuda.
Cows AND CALvEs-Al sold AT Sl4ds2s
SHEEP AND LAMBS were in good equest at sst weeks
rates which are continued viz sldsJ for Sheep, and
SIC 81 % for Lambs
Hay remains withou, change, and only moderate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07

EUA-. r.. FOJ.WELI, Draper and Tailor, No
" ~ Broad way VI Jonn-st up stairs Gate ~ No
~ Futon-sL BEES specially 10 inform h- customers thai
ne nOw stend- al the cutting himself, and ha ihos"
ilat have dissatisfied lele t5Dre owing 10 dsappOm
meu orders given, caused ~ my inability
10 attend % he sell consequence Of ncspo-
ton rely upon my paying ne slrcirst alenlvu !"
their taste aud orders aud without DISAPPOINTMENT
" B. Always haLd hne assortment vi Cloths cast
ln-res and ye-tnz-. % IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07
COATS CHEAP.

nREsS AND FROCK COATS made To- order By exps
~ r.ncei worsmen the latest -ty -, vi nne French
and Eng Oh Cloths The Of si0 10 SIS. Prices
fr maxim aud trimming Dress and trOcs Coats ~ the oes
manner IS 10 81 DO. Pats and Vests, q - Ia I'll 10
about ieav ~ Tie city, waiting cioss made up
b. good and tns latest syles viii tnd grea
SAVING ~ call
g. Boys, Youths and Mems Clothes Of all kinds made
To Ordsr cheap The greatest pans taken In cutting Gar
rens N oil xinds ). 3. YOUNGS,
s1l 2wf No l32 Csnal-si- corner OF Thonpson-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07
fall fasbions.
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.

NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
MEMS BOYS AND CHILDRENS CLOTHING -
wi GEORGE T. GREEN, ll0 Chaihsm-s- corner OF
Pesrl-Vil keep constantly on hand FULL and COM
PLErt. ASSORTMENT Of MEMS, BOYS and chill
DREN- CLOTHING, of all descriptions, made IN tn
MOST FASHIONABLE STYLE, To whi, me- would most respect
ly inv the uuon of hose In want As he has mai.
ardngem receive Cloths, CapeIe tsst,Hgs, 80 by
every packet and cured the services of experienced
Cer h- pied cs himself 10 give perfect Subtraction TO AL
who may purchase.
-Garnaens rade order the shortest notice aud
,rith s,cict ptncualty O3 eOdif
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07
PH.1oN's FAMOUS CHEMICAL HAIR BALM.

NEw-YoRK October !, le45.
Sir ,Baldness.is a calamity that many experience and
oil wish to avoid and confident that your Chemical
Hair Balm is perfect preventive speak from the Ger
snty of relief has afforded me- after using two bottles.
The hair s now coming all my head alike. and
before had several thin bald spots which
tending instead of diminishing am willing you should
refer 10 me Truly. &c FREDERICK :. WRIGHT
Mr. +. Phalon PA broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

IN The ship Coluabo from Lirupo0l-Wm II Hayward
John Smith, James shaw. and 225 in the s,eerage.
Ia the ship South Carolina from ChGries0n-Mr Nick
erson and family, Messrs Andrews Maibie Craig VIM
and Braid
In The ship Emma from BoensH-C Hillmsnn and sis
ter Geo Wiite. and In in the sieerage
IN The bark Baltic from datroP-H de Forel II
Lemke
In the brig Linden. from Charlsstoa-Saml March. DR.
D ? Brown, J II Ray, DR. II oskman. Riggs and Ches-
harp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07
DEPOT OF CHEAP LITERATURE.


XNrM TAYLOR. No. : Aston House. has on hand AMI
w i constantly receiving sd The new Magazines ferio
Gals Pamphlets and cheap pub icaons from the various
publishers OF New York. Boston ard Philadelphia which
he supplies the trade agents dealers &c II the PUB
LISTERS LOWEST CASH PRICES
RECENTLY ISSUED.
Iarduers Lectures Science and Art No. H. Price p
cents few numbers completes this valuable work
Westminster Review for september The reissue Of
ih- exec lent Olarier'y i now ready.
Harpers Illmin.ie~i Shakespeare. No. ga IS cents
The Irs aui Odd Fellows Mirror--A weekly Journsl.
IS! cents.
literature l. increasing publ favor Agents and other
areinfornled that tie ONLY AGENT FOR THIS CITY i
o. VIM. TAYLOR. No Aston House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07
prRrrOCAL sPECTACLEs.

ar THE AMERICAN GLA>>t->.-Ilese superior
~ eu.e- tie result OF American ingenuity are Psrtcl
larry adapted 10 u,ak AM uigh rsads Though offered
,-.- Inc Recommendation Of zach lai- a. Dr. Larin-f
P,ft.ou K..s.n ot and 0srs Of nO.- ut ue bee
rcorru-ads ou. are impartial as hose n--- Of spec
t,c- are invited by lhe VI these 10 "a - for them
Selves. I'll
i-, which .rre l. frrQu-liy imposed he pubic
r H. reeulpe-n-ifher are they humbuz as maay IN
individuals asser oli ens oi iaer CONVINCING
the -...,
A. some inferior limitations Of ~. nnee are IN The mar
ke toe und-r. ned vii suggest nat II would be must ~
rrts ny.n. fh. on gus O.sss,- uli ria4 u made
OF The sane A. e hands Of agi1ofzed Agents rho alone M
supplied - 90, p,
T q CEoCs>. Book slorsl ofb Do DO.
AxsxIY A BRiGcs No. l7Oi B0sery, DO.
EDN BosHEE No . Che.aui-.t Pllsce.ph'a
Wu HHov> Ne. go BallimOr--st b alumor--
srsFHFS FDOS, Peun-avenue. Washington D. L
Are the only Agents for uIose eiilr- ,. d. -
prices os-N = = = - -
rTNWEED--loy cas- pan, a. ana - a. a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07
JAMES G. MoFFET, NO. l2l PRINcE.sT.

Between Wooster Gieen-sis 81 block west VI broed~ ay
NIANUFACTURER Of Lamps, Oirind0e-, SC consist
wi Ing Of solar lard AMI Oh lamps gilt syered brolzed
and olive green.
Centre AMI Man,e Lamps, sivered, gilt and bronzed
Bracket Lamps do do 90
Ship cahin Lamps, do 10 90
Church Lamps 0f various patterns
Hanging -O.af Lamps for burning lard or OIL
G.randoes OF al sizes and patterns -ilyerei, git and
brOnZed.
Cancel bras and Candesticss, do do 10
Hal Lanterns.
To which be invites the attention Of city and country mer
chant- for richness Of pattern and make and tor prices -
low other place In the CITY, tor sae al WHOLESALE
or retail
Ps-Astral Lamps altered into SOiar-, and every de-
lr,'ffr-t OF 2w