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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-11-16
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hTTwo little boys, sons OF Mr. Hortcns y
Boston, one aged five years and the other two'dted
few days since from eating candy which haa
been colored with poisonous substance.
NJ Thomas Board, the murderer of the Bar
ker family, in Virginia, was executed few dayH
since On the first attempt the rope broke, and
the unfortunate criminal fell to the ground, when
the rope was re-adjusted, he jumped off the plat
form, and death ensued almost Immediately.
OF LoR1N ANDREWS, the unsuccessful csndi-,
date for School Commissioner, at the late elee-
ton, has been unanimously confirmed by the
Trustees of Kenyon College, as President Of that
institution.
NJ The comet which was lately visible, vii
make its appearance and be visible for few eve.
nnps nj the fall of 2l47. Those who have not
noticed the phenomenon will then have an oPPoe..
tunity.
| NJ The subscriptions to the stock e. the prf.
vate company incorporated by the Legislature Of
Indiana, to cut a canal around the Falls in that
State, amount to near $500 900.
NJ The New York Tribune cautions western
fruit growers. that spectators are abroad buying
I'D apples, with a view to monopoliae the eastern
market. :. ,:
0rM Mr. FouLKEs, who was indicted for ae-
stracting money from the mail in the Office ot
which he was Post Muster, at Moultrie, Coluna-
bana county, has given $4,000 bail before the y.
S. Court in Columbus, for his appearances at the
next term.
OF There has been u new Post Once called
Summitville, established in Franklin township,
Coumbiana county, on the line Of the Cleveland
ard Pitts burgh Rail Road. Mr.. PArRrcH, Roe
r ERs is Post Master.
) GTJ. B. MAsuER, gunSmith Of Gsorgssown,
Ohio, was killed on the morning Of the 10th inst,
by the accidental discharge of rife he was test
t ing. The ball entered his forehead causing In
slant death.
(F Arnold Wentworth, Of Greene, Maine.
charged with forgeries and frauds on the Pension
Department, committed suicide In Jail at Port
land on the morning of the 10th inst, by cn;ting
his throat with razor. 1t is reported that the
q proof against him was clear
: Omcia Vote of Ohio fer State OMcerS
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-11-16

A SPANrARp IN CONeREss.-The New Mexican
papers inform US that Senor Don Jose Manuel
Gallegos has been elected delegate to Congress
from the Territory of New Mexico, and he is COM
mended to the kind consideration of the powers at
Washington, as a Democrat of the purest water.
Whether he is hard or soft, terrified or unterriied
is not stated. But at any rate the Hon. DIR. Gal.
legos is Democrat, and the first of Spanish race
that has been sent to Congress. The papers add
that he does not understand word of English.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-11-16

BROKERS' TAx.-In the case of ELLIS & Nor.
TON VS.. the Auditor and Treasurer Of Hamilton
County, we learn by the Cincinnati Commercial.
that Saturday, Judge STAL1o gave the decision
of the Court, in learned review of the law ap-
pertaining to the points in issue, in which he sus-
tanned the consttutionaity of the statute inques-
ton, and held that proper construction of its
provisions required the listing and taxation Of al
monies, notes. bills of excahnge, bonds or Other
property appertaining to the business of banker o1
broker, without deducting therefrom the amount:
due to depositors.-Ohio Statesman.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-11-16

BOARD OF EQUAL4zAT1oN.-This body met at
Columbus and organized on the 7th inst. Hon.
JAMES B. KING, of Butler, was elected President,
and w. D. MORGAN, Secretary.
Nearly all the districts were represented, and
returns from all the counties but three were laid
before the Board.
A motion was made and was under discussion
proposing to take the valuation per acre of Frank
lin county, as the standard county.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-11-16

HOME CURRENcY.-Ihe Treasurer of State,
Mr.. Breslin, has issued circulars to the several
county Treasurers, notifying them that, no bills
of less denomination than SIS will be received at
that Office, and requesting that the payment be
made in Ohio currency.
This will tend in a measure to send home the
miserable foreign trash with which the State is
flooded, and protect the Treasury against loss BY
its failure,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-11-16
NEGRO APPRENTICES IN CuBA.-The Washiss.

NEGRO APPRENTICES IN CUBA.-The Washing
tom Union, of the 9Th, publishes an extract from a
letter dated Cuba, Oct. 26, supposed to be written
by the U. S, Consul at Havana, which says that
when the new Captain General arrives the ap
prentice system will be proclaimed. The writer
also says that, instead of thirty or forty thousand
it is contemplated to import one hundred Thousand
African apprentices. He adds, ''if carried out,
will quit the island with the full conviction thai
soon otter we shall have another st. Domingo"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-11-16

lowing short, but eloquent letter was addressed,
by Franklin Pierce, to the Sons of New Hamp-
shire, at the annual meeting at Boston, on the
29th ut.:
WASHINGTON, November 2.
"Io the Sons of Neao Hampshire, Boston:
"The most precious treasures of memory will
be brought out among you tonight, and my hearts
warmest sympathies will minge with yours. HI
who amidst all changes of fortune and locality
loves his native town, his native country, and hi
native State, can hardly fail to love his whole
country, and to revere and uphold, with steady de-
votion, this glorious Union.
FRANK PIERCE.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-11-16

VALUATION OF REAL EsrArE.-The valuation
of real estate in this State, for taxation, in lS47
amounted to $475,ooo,Ooo. a re-valuation has
been made this year and the returns nearly all
in. The total under the new valuation will reach
$500 OOO, ,oOo-being an increase of 1895 ,O0o, ,OOO
ar nearly 76 per cent.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-11-16

EXPLOSION OF POWDER M1LL.-The Dennis
Powder Mill, at Spencer, Mass, exploded with a
tremendous crash on the 4th. Five men were
killed. The names of the unfortunate victims
are Henry Avis. Richard Avis, Robert Perkins,
George Swallow, and John Laughin. Their
bodies were blown to the distance of fifty rods,
and mutiated in the most shocking manner.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-11-16

WE HOPE so.-There is report in New York
that Mr.. Dwight has sufficient assets to pay all
his liabilities, and that he will ultimately redeem
every dollar of Bank Of Massilon bills.
We hope this rumor may prove true, and that
that 'ultmately'' is near at hand.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-11-16

REr1RED.-The last Holmes County Wing con-
tains the Valedcory of ANDREW HALL, Esq, one
of it's former editors, who retres from the concern
abandons the Whig party and goes over to the
Freesoilers. The paper is hereafter to be under
the control of his former partner, G. w. EDWARDS,
Esq.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-11-16

GooD.-The Treasurer of Stark county, the
day after the failure of the Massillon Bank, took
with him the necessary implements and compell-
ed that concern to she'll out $4,000 in specie
that being the amount of taxes due from it to the
treasury of that county.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-11-16

So WE Go.-According to returns at the Treas
nry Department, the value of the portion of the
cotton crop OF the United States exported during
the years ending on the 30th W6f June last was
100000 .0oe against $s7 ,Ooo,0oo worth expor-
ted during the year ending the soth of June 1862
Figures like these tell the tale of our country's
industrial progress most forcibly.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-11-16

VERMONT SENAToR.-Ten ballots were had
in the Vermont Legislature on Thursday last for
United States Senator, but no choice was made
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-11-16

GoDEY's LADY Book, for December, is receiv-
ed, and is as n eresting and attractive as usu-
al. Its leading engraving-Christ healing the
sick-is very fine.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-11-16
Martha Washington Casc.--Defend-
ants Acquitted.

The defendants in the Martha Washington
case, wchih has been on trial for some six weeks
past before the U. S. Circuit Court, at Columbus,
have been acquitted.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-11-16

Gov. Woop.-Dates from Valparaiso to the 22a
ult, announce that the Hon. BAILIs PEYroE, late
u. s. Minister to Chill, and Hon. WIZ. DuE1. lais
Consul at Valparaiso, have taken passage for THE
country.
Mr. PEYroH appointed Coy. Woop. Envoy pro
tem until Mr.. MEDARY, the newly spPOiated Mia
lister, shall arrivo.-PEGtn ONDlR.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-05
San Francisco Correspondence.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 4ih, 1853,

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 4th. 1853
Friend .NiicheH:-The past week has
witnessed the arrival OF numberless YES
sells of all classes, from nearly every
nation, and bringing almost every kind of
mcntionabIe merchandise to this occiden-
tai depot of trade. The weather has been
fine, with every day just breeze enough
to swell the broad spread wings of the
mariners bark, and watt him to his des-
tined post. Many heart has been made
glad by the announcement Of the safe ar
rival Of some of the beautifu clipper
ships containing tie fami les, or perhaps
the affectouHte wives of several of Oli
most useful citizens. You bachelors in
the upper country can well appreciate
our fee !ngs as we stood upon the pier
ISOLATED and alone, and hail, perchance a
friend, spring from our side to clasp il
his ;trns an anxiously expected bride
who was henceforth to monopoise hi.
society, and leave us to form new asso-
Iciates, or to kick out the toes of our boot.
in beating il tattoo so ataire upon the side
walk. The Flying Fish, Westward Ho
John GiIpin, Flying Dntchnan, Wio
! Pigeon, Gem Of the Ocean, and several
other first class upper ships have arrived
this week, some of them making very
quick passages. The Flying Fish for in
stance, came around in 80 days from New
York. There cannot have been less thar
forty arrivals from the .Atlantic and for
eign ports, since Monday last. The
anOunt IF goods hrnupht m this mn rk a
is Immense, and will tend 10 reduce the
price OF almost every character of mer
chandise. II large amount of busineS.
has been done this week, and trade is now
quite brisk, with every appearance of E
c0ntinuatOn for some time.
Flour was sod yesterday at SIS anc
H., so pr biol; a lot is said to have been of.
fercd at Sl2 to arrive. chile barley 1-s
and g. corn (white) &c. Rice, car.
oIina, flc clear pork S22 and "a
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-05
COOK, KENNY & CO..

BOOKSELLERS g. ST.A1TONERS.
vi AVE always on hand IA general as
L sortment of Miscellaneous, School
and Classical Books; also elegant II US
trated Works, and lhe Standard Poets,
Bibles and Prayer Books of various styles
of Binding; Juvenile Books in great va
riety, with ii general assortment of Blank
Books and Stationery, for sale low hy
.a ed lrI COOK, KENNY s. CO.,
ilEup ia fH Book and Stationers Hall.
Corner of Merchant and Montgomery
streets, San Francisco. Cal. feb5'5S n2l It
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-05
Butter So and So

Hams % and 24c. Butter 50 and 60
Lard 81 and 93. -
An Encarnpment of Odd Fellows instl-
tuted here on Wednesday evening, by ID.
p. g. Sire S. II. Parker. ltis called Col
den Gate Encamptnent No. ] OF CalIfor-
MIA.
The steamship Brother Jonathan ar
rived yesterday from San Juan, bringing
$50 passengers and Is days later inte Ill
gence from the Atlantic States, among
whom are Mr.. Wiska Hauser,. the dis
tinguished volnist, who created so great
Il tuwore in Madame Parodl's concerts,
accompanied by Mr.. Lavenue. the GEE
hrated composer, and director to MISS
Catherine Hayes concerts in the United
States. Respectfully yours, y.
'a REFLEX.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-05

The following is tlle amount subscribed
hy the citizens on } street. Sacramento,
Tor the Improvement OF 1t: t.t
v4m't subs'Ied on the no't tn side, 2,1I3,00
.4'nt snbs'bed Oh the cast side, 500, 80
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-05

N~Ste DR.. II. H. McDonaId's adver-
tisement. The Doctor imports his drugs
and medicines direct from New York.
Our merchants would do well to call
at the "Miners Drug Store" No. 199 J
street, Sacramento. . ..r- .t ..f
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-05

Florida. Gov. Brown III his annual
message to the Legislature recommends
the forcibie removal of the SeminoIes, in
case Billy Bowlegs does not fu fill his
promise to e,iiurnte .'."'
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-05
Total,
&3,6I5,5O

:
MrsiNc, SEA- friend from Kanaka
Creek informs Us that the snow has
nearly ali left that creek, and that the
miners are coming in from below as fast
as might he expected considering the
amount of snow Oh the ridge. Those
WHO have been at work there have done
very well SO far, and anticipate ~ good
summers work. The trail has been
shoyeed out, and pack trains arc now
running from Marysvil to kanaka Flat
aud NJ Minnesota-E,chO. ... ...+
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-05
= 7 New City Erug Store.

New City Erug store.
A " A. JOSEPH & CO., Proprie- -
~ tors Of the City Drug Store, HgN
would respectfully inform the pub 90
lie that they are now permanently located
in their new store, Metropolitan Block,
Washington Street, and prepared to
supply the city and county trade with
all descriptions Of Drugs, Medicines, Sur
gical Instruments, Dental Instruments
Cod Foil, Artificial Teeth, Periumery,
Toilet Soap, Fancy articles. lqOgsF ,
Our stock is of recent importation, an"
has been selected with special reference
to quality. Dealers and Physicians may
rely upon obtaining nothing but fresh ana
genuine articles from our establishment
Physicians prescriptions prepared WIN
care and attention, at all hours of the day
and night, 10y competent persons.
IA. A. JOSEPH s. CO."
Graduates Of Pharmacy
Metropolitan Block, Washington street.
opposite Burgoyne's Banking House, Dan
Francisco. - 4.d.feb 5 '59-n2l If
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-05
Auburn Drug StOreu!!

WDfFn Dug STOFc". n
a FRESH supply of Drugs and 81
IA Medicines Of all descriptions IA
constantly on hand at the Post Of q q
flee: such as Quinine, Cholagogue, fa'
tent Medicines, Thompsonian Medicines,
Sarsaparilla, &c., &c Prescriptions, Ioa
Physicians prepared at all hours. ! Nc
profession supplied with Drugs and Meu'
icines at reasonable prices. -:s.o
Auburn, Feb. '53--n2f my.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-05

A vote was had in the Senate on Wed-
nesday evening last, l6 to 8, in favor OF
removing the capital to Benicia. 1t is
thought the House will decide in like
..,n,or - ------ ~ IL
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-05

y Hon. P. Canney viii accept our thanks
for doc,irnents forwarded from alfejO. Il
We had light shower OBJ Monday
night last.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-05

The OPHIR PosT OFFIcE.-We have
now given both sides Of this question,
and wish the matter to rest, believing
with what has been advanced the public
are fully able to judge of the matter ,,
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-05

The $4,000 which Gen. Vallejo is
obliged to pay to the State, fal 5 due the
4th February inst. This is condition
which must he performed to complete the
permanent location of the State Capitol
at Vallejo. II resolution has been passed
authorizing the Governor to call OH Gen.
Val ejo and receive the money OF the day
upon which it falls due Should il not he
forthcoming, it is contended by some that
that the Seat of Government reverts to
San Jose, from which it cannot be re-
moved except by a two-thrds vote of both
branches of the Legislature. We UNDER
stand that the citizens of San Jose will
bring the question before the Supreme
Court for adjudication. anoa Ias
.i Times T. Transcript, Jan. Oath X
In the Senate few days since Mr..
Kane submitted II resolution inStructng
the President Of the Senate to recommend
to the President Of the United States, as
the expression of the will of the Senate
of California, the name Of Mr.. Edmond
Randolph AS suitable person for the Of
tice of Commissioner to China, in view of
our increasing relations with that country
.4fter "A brief discussion, during which the
only objection to the resolution seemed to
be the impropriety Of recommending any
particular individual for that or any other
office, the resolution was laid on the table
AT subsequent stage the resolution was
again called up, aud after a prolonged
discussion, during which several motions
were made, and IA call of the house order
ed, the resolution was put to the vote
with the following result-1l for and 1G
against it. The resolution consequently
| was lost. .ra
Mr.. Woodbury. offered joint resolu.
ton to petition Congress to appropriate
the surplus money now int the U. s. Urea.
sury tor the construction Of the Grea
Pacific Railroad. Referred to the Com.
nttee on Federal Relations. o2 'it'
| 1t is understood that there is at present
in the Treasury $S6, 100000
HoRN's LAsT.-On recent rainy da,
this wag was heard to lexclain-a.,.To.
.'"Wel, my umbrella is a regular Cath
oic." ..'..- ,...'..... -.
"How so?" inquired friend. g.
"Becausc it always keeps lent
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-05

LIME.-Those of our citizens who in
tend building the coming season can pur-
chase n superior article Of lime at auburn
line-kilns, half-mile from town. Lime is
an article that we have long been in want
of, and we hope that the Improvements i'll
and about AUBURN hereafter, will be of
such Il character as will bring it into use
generally. What looks so well about a
house as a nicely plastered room? See
Mr.. Gwynn's advertisement in another
column. r..
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-05

SAM AND SOLOMON have certainly as
beautiful stock of goods as we have
seen in the cotrrtry-not even excepting
the fancy stores of Sacramento. They
have imported direct from the Eastern
cities and are prepared to sell at rcasona-
bic prices. If any gent wants an outfit
for the Anniversary Ball, at the Empire
Hotel, Sam and Solomon. can adorn him
suitably for the OCCASION. ..t
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-05

u..t ,ea ssAUBURN, Feb. 9TH, 1858.
H ceytiy that the appointment of }. Z.
jackson as p. NJ. at Ophiryil e, was re-
ceivcd hy him at this Office months after
he had engaged in tbu-ii,css at Auburn,
and that it was promptly returned frnm
this office To " ashhgton with, his rcslg-
nation 10y the return steamer. .
~'1 WILLIAM GWYNN, q
'0 u "Ht }'19i ~hl ~ Auburn p. NJ
Let this infamous SANDER cling to its
authors name hereafter! nal
Another charge is made. ai..ta.4, T..
II seems that }. {. jackson was in
duced or bought off to abandon his APP
paintnent, before il was received by
Ieav ing Ophir, and that the author and
ecret mover in this sc egant linancering'
was G.. II. III. Palmer!
Nor one partic c of proof is urged to
support thfs charge. 1t is Of such grave
nature, that it needs proof to sustain it
l'he base assertion is made. New, for
the further eliciting of truth, offer re-
ward of One rhous ind Dollars for the
first shadow of proof sufficient to claim
the attentism of diSinteresied man.
But ii is Impossible to reason coolly
when such shameful malice is abroad :
The Engli>h anguaye was intended for
plain, straight ia k, and Wi not bend IT,
i hat charge is il wanroii, pitifuI he!-
uttered knowing y, and with malice aiore-
thought IL is the most conremptile >pe.
cies Of lakehood, for it has no strength
beyond it's venomous spirit Of revenge:
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-05

.-Y@We would call attention to DR..
Reeds ".4ub,wn Drug Store" under the
head of new ad, ertiselnents. The Doctor
has been supp ying himself with superior
stock, and those who are in want of a
curative would do well to give him a call.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-06
TINE FOURTH OF JULY.
~~>~~~~~>~.>~,.>>~>.>~~
Its Celebration i'm New York
and Vicinity.
cc~~~~~S~>>~S>~~S~>~,~~
ALARMING RIOT IN THE NINTH WARD.
>~>~~~
GRAFTON AND OHM ER IT TAMNAyY HALL.
~-D>>~~~~~~~~~~~~D~~~~~~~~
THE BRILLIANT FIREWORKS.
~o~~~~~~~~~~>~>~>oS~>~~
The Metropolis in Blaze ofoGlory.
THE DAY ELSEWHERE.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
TIE MONUMENT TO THE CAPTORS OF ANDRE.
~~~e~~>~~~S~-~>~~~~~~>~~
Splendid Reunion at Portsmouth, N. II.
~~~~~~~~>~~>~~~~~~~~~
ACCIDENTS AND INCIDENTS,
&C., &C., nc.
ACCIDENTS AND INCIDENTS,
&c. &C.. nc.

The seventy seventh anniversary of that greatds in
the as OF America which the declaration of National
Independence sosmDly gned celebrated in this
city Monday l.st with all tie patriotic enthusiasm
which the annual recurrence of hstday deve among
our population. Military and civic displays orations,
and fireworks from the largest TO the smallest SCALE
form the time honored features Of the celebration and
10 all these the last might favoraby compare with any
preceding Our reporters have furnished the follow
ing details Of the observance of the anniversary -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-06

Bowel Com plalnt Cured In One Hour by
tho Of the New York Family Medicine Companys Magic
Cordial mild sootbing but to May be had
at their ece 4 Eroome street next to Of Broad
dyenteI sent for physician who CHECKED it for time
but IL broke out than tried the magic cordial
and found tire relief The and
will give hundred dollars II any bring
where 1t has done injury Price q cents a bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-06

s'n
.s s,sds Of hong hair rnsss ,e ties and every de-
Medical Manifesto for the season.-Morse's
Ths origin Of the best rift Of medical to man is so
Iisins seneraon Would Be to here
Every physician and chemist knows that the vegetable
tie his
those lands 60 hdrn sa' a sSpf
he has impaired new interest BY his genius and
Experience and observation have that this
ne s saS
not fail In vast majority Of the diseases TO which the
fact that in more than ten thousand Of dersnge
Compliant
male complaint Of every type it has been administered
After existing for centuries ppknown to civilized
ss Tho 3 ~
pI.edius all the cid ht or iss Of the faculty
institutions Of Europe i, pharmacy The invigo
Of in s ss
viggS r.s !, =, :, .. .....
ested French practitioner 1T strengthen the
s so9 n @G se
A.ementins the vgor Of the muscles enabling the indi
keeping
islf a. i Is administered and leaving no effects
bad as the disease bu .s Is OF ho. is sui
ssssssls or %inera y my '''s'
such u testimony OF scientific men, while the eerta
rrepasiop ADD dsciarsson faculty
Females of all aud all conditions of life. among
the most enthu sas tic erdorsers of the life sustaining
fuence Of the elixir Feeble and enaciated girls mothers
who supposed their utterly broken wives who
seemed 10 have reached the last stage of relaxation and
feenes have literally been built up and restored to
life and ygor by this great st uant thou
sands who deemed themselves totterng the DR. ad
of eternity have been snatcbed back to lie by the aid Of the
elixir Not only does and lengthen life but it
npare the Of sDjoyrg the gift by ating the
spirits and clearing the mind OF its Clouds we'll Riding
the body of its diseases In the months the most
debilit sting diseases geIersted then the digestive
powers weakest the muscular and systems
most relaxed te pores and the physical frame
most exposed to the attacks of all acute diseases
Now therefore 10 the time TO brace the body that it
will the waste Of nature during the hot weather
and for this there il medicine that for
ment be placed in competition with Morse Invgoratug
Elixir and Cordial.
For fale bv CHARLES II RING. General Agent No. 1872
Broadway New York to whom all orders must
ia put up highly concentrated, in pint bottles with the
blown IN the glass and sold at So bottles two for
80; elk for Sl2
by all druggists throughout the United States and the
Canadas