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READ AND BE CONVINCED,

L, PERklNS Marietta Ohio, Feb. '2a, 1851 said:
"Nour Btcrs are highly priced by those who have used
them. In a case OF Liver Complaint of long standing
Thich had resisted the Sk Of seperdi PAysieians WAS
entirely cured hy the use of Five Bottles "
&. l., DRAKE, Freedom, Portage Co, o., April o.
1852, said "The German Btters you sent me last have
not yet come To hand have hcen the article for
some time 10 the great detrmcnt OF nvalids Iis med
iClnc much thought OF and sought alter in this comnu.
MY"
u. NJ. HUTCHINSON, NJ. D., Bedford Cuyshora
co., o., August 70, 1852 said rhG ntrrs Won Skinned
medicine, and pm recommending II to my patients and
friends (Which do for other patent mc,liciueD Iom
will please forward large supply"
\. FRENCH, Wooster, o., Nov. 40 ls52 said. . I
have used some three or four hotties of oolands Ger.
man bters for Dysepsia and have derived great hene.
III from their use believe them to be good for all dis.
eases Tot whlch thcy are recommended"
w. NJ ORR, Wooster, o., ociohor.d, 1859, said "You
ask me my opinion OF The German Bitlefs have used
them ior Dyspepsia aud ndigesion take pleasure
In stating that think they the very hest remedy es
iant Tor The above complanstheg dccdediy in da.
rance Of an the proprietary medicines 0f The day"
fs'Mr orr Is distinguished lawyer OF Monster.
These Bit,ars are ENTIRELY yEGErA AnLE. They aepsr
Prostrate the system, but iHpigOTateit
For sale by
il. ALEXANDER. st, Clairsville.
Geo. &, Bethel, Flushing.
WIN, Dunbar, Unoniown.
=, Gregg, MOrrstown.
". n. Mott, BHrnesvile.
NJ. =. Miles Il Son, Sometton.
.7nd by Dealers In Medicines everywhere oot I'd "a
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STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COIN.

~ Tp, ss'-couTt OF Common Plcas.--Jons ALKx
AsbeR W; iirOn I, CLARk.-Pettion,
The said defendant, Hugh 4. CLARK, win take notIes
mat on the sthdsy OF December A. d. 1853 John Aiex
ahder, psinih nled his petition IN the Courl OF Com
mon Pleas OF SAID County setting forth that the said
r. Clark Justly owing him the OF s. 80 90 with In
iefest nom the ?sIh day OF March, A. d. le5J that said
sum ~ due ahd owing on promlssOy note of the said
deiendanisduy executed on the 2sth day of March,
aud that The plaiuth al te neat OF said Cour, will
Aforesaid. "
The said defendant Ia required to answer said p,ton
an OF before Tue nr day OF lhe next term of said Court
az judgment W Ill be taken against him.
MILLER PENNINGTON,
ions II. HE,ToS, Clerk.
Dec. 10Th, 1853.
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PRICES GREATLY REDucrn

from usual rates 10 those then, In present or pros
peehisc neced We wouldsay "put money in Your nuck
wares Al the clothing and furnishing lore of
No''n'l BENZ. THOMAS.
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JAMES r. TANNER,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Boots, Shoes,ss BOnnrts * Leather,
No. SO Vosd Street. Betcsen Third e. EourtL

Soot's SnoS'StASohhFts an LeuthtTs
No. 50 WOsd Street, beiHssR Taird e. FoHrtA,
tU PITTSBURGH. PA.
TAKES pleasure In again calling tho attention of his
L custmers and country merchants generally to his
very splendid stock OF BopS, shoes, Bonnets and Leat
er suitable for FAN aud Winter Saes consisting of over
300 cases, and embracing every style aud variety of
Mems Coarse, Kip Calf Russian Leather aud
Boots, Moniereys Wellingtons, Brogans, &c &c, Also
parisans, Jenny Llnds, Eurekas, &c. silk, Velvet,
Leghorn aud Straw Bonnets Tor Fal and Winter Sales
NEW YORK SOLE LEATHER.
The above comprises OF the largest stocks TO he
found west fthe Mountains. purchased from the New
Engand Manufactures direct, and win be sold at New
York aud Philadelphia prices.
Purchasers in want of any OF the above described
goods, will please call and examine before buying.
August %, l553.-3n.
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UNDERSIGNED AID.

NJ OTlCE.-THE UNDERSIGNED AD-
minisirator of the estate OF Isaiah Barnes dec
viii offer at Public Sale on the premises in Warren
W nship, Belmont County, Ohio. on
Sat rday, the 2sth day of January, 1854,
the following described reel estate wit the one nm
divided ninth part OF the East half of the
garter OF Section 81, Range and township Contain
ing 80 acres more or less being the same OF par
said undivided ninth part said premises will be soS
subject TO the dover Interest Of Mary Barnes widow of
ISAIAH Barnes deed SET on In rents and prohts; said
estate 10 appraised al sloS, 90. Terms made known on
day OF sale. John n. JoHNsoN
Dec. S,h SS-tw.
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nREMIUM GOODS.-The Western vir

DREMIUM GO0DS.-The Western Vir-
ginia Agricultural Fair. held on Wheeling Island
Sent l4lh 18th and I6th awarded TO us Premiums and
a diploma for the following Goods
ist For the hest and richest dress silks
Cd. f" - Finest French work embroideries.
Sd. :. {" Best and largest variety of dress silks.
and pioma for the richest silks and pain
ted chay party dressesand have lots Of other rich
silks plain brocade, chameleon, &C. and shawls ofevsry
ally rich and could not
be presented for want of room atthe Fair.
Also aehoieeyariety of Mckee and Roberison's make
of fCassimees, Persian Cloths, Yarns &C., OF the best
premium quality, to which we invite your attention.
Don't forget the place the goods are kept
STONE 4 THOMAS,
sspSel Zee Investors, Msia st., Wheeling.
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.B.0rbe1' !!

l n this enlightened nineteenth century 1t is
truly astonishing that there are many crimes com
itted at whion humanity shudders Can nothing check
the horrible proceedngs In despairhe suhscrbetntns
from contemplation ofthe bloody record OF crime and
invites the atentionof
THE BEARDED PUBLIC
to the much more pleasing prospect his shop
in the Easement story of Mr.. J. H. Williams building
south of Main and Market streets, where he
may found at all times ready TO perform tonsoral op
eratons that may he required. .... .,
September o. 1858.
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"T ANTED.-A GOOD COOK, to
w whom liberal wages and constant employment
viii be givun. female would be preferred Inquire
Al this osies. dec 20,
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NaANTILLAs AND sILKs.-A few

" doz. beautiful mantillas made of be Iustred
black silks watered do, and fancy colored do plain
and embr idsred, trimmed with lace or fringe Also an
unu large stock those long SnAwLs same make
we have had last years which everybody says the
prettes and cheapest IN tue CITY Call and them at
4 sep. 3e,l STONE THOMAS,
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lAHITE Lead-Cmcnnsti brand-just received and 70
w saieby (May2Jl) II. ALEXANDER
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NM EASTWARD, HO!-SELLIYG OFF TO
w cLosE-ilavlng disposed OF my property in
hls place. and heng required by the conditions uf the
sale to quit the premsesby the ist OF Apri next viii
sen npto ihattime whatever OF Goods | may have on
hand al ' ''N VI"
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EnA PIECES WOOLEN DRESS
'p$bVb Goodsl-Such as French Merinocs NJ. De
LANES. CdshmereS, Highland paids &c &C., and will
sc!l all at cost and carriage. Come quick to
WI ASBURY'S,
dec. o. No. l62 Main street, Wheeling.
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4 Il COST AND CARRIAGE! 40 pairs
~ Of hest wool Blankets. w. p. ASBURV,
doc. 2. No. 1862 Main street. Wheeling.
100 LONG g. SQUARE SHAWLS
n wv at cost and carriage to be had only at W. p.
hSBCRN'S cheap cash store, No. l62 Main street,
Wheeling. dec. o.
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BOUGHT EARLY.-Our stock OF Fall
and Winter heaDy GOOds, consisting of red white
aud yellow iannels, barddo Insey, jeans cassnetis
twseds cloths etc. etc quite full and bought in
MAY, before the rise. with view to this fall trade, and
will he sold to customers at old prices.
few pieces of Tweed, all wool filling very cheap
only l5cents per yard.
sep. 301 STONE L. THOMAS.
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sRsaAT rii.suUGu LINE TO fHE WEST
- u

Bai.aore raiiyoad from Baltimore Wheeling
meeting there wih e large, and splendid steamers Of Ia
kae the Ohio, and the stages to ZanesciRe sc.
expeditions line being thoroughly completely by
finishing Board Tree Tunnel and the road being IL
excellent order attention of travellers confidently d
advantages and low fares. The scenery
road OF the stupcndous and attractive character
The express mail Baltimore daily 2,
directly through Wheeling $3.50 mie in Ia or ~ hou in
Guiding ali sioppages, arriving there al or 3 day
leaving Baltimore lay for lodging
in Cumberland, mes aud proceed thence Wheeling c
morning
daily meoin. the om baltimore the Wash
Junction. Relay House,, miles from
Baltimore
Wheeling unnyaled OF the Union line
been completed this route, daily
with the and down the Ohio 10 Gin
cinnat and Louisville where the for Nashville &c.,
Louis and New Orleans packets be taken by those
ing further ON.
Passengers Columbus who prefer the land Gin
and the West also d
Wheeling the Ohio Stage Conpany excellent coaches
National road Zancsve &c and thence
by railroad n H.. 49,
Passengers Welvile Cleveland by ua
railroad will also find this most agreeable route there being
regular and speedy connection at Whesing to and from those
places
uf Bagaage checked through Washington Wheeling,
no charge 10 transfer of passengers baggage.
Fare by through ticket with the right to lie anywhere the
oute Washington Wheeling, 80 So Cincinnati, Stl;
to Louisville, Si2.
be Of Mr. Parsons agent the railroad station,
Washington, and OF the other agents Of the company.
WM. PARKER,
May ll--du General Superintendent
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ZINC PAINTsThe Subscribers, having been appointed agents
"A the New Company the sale Of
paints description, devera
bic in Baltimore companys prices, tho liberal
ter q.
The white paint warranted pure and unsurpassed by
ether article II is sold either ground In OIL
The New and
protection other metallic surfaces
is a and paint
The brown unequaed durable covering for cot
dspots BRIDGES The consumption OF and
has given entire satisfaction
All b. company of the highest
cenencc having recently
applied PREPARATION they warranted
of and fresh the reasonable length OF time In
This respect they superior any Others in market.
JOHN SULLIVAN b SONS, Agents,
No. len q I'M
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n *. CIIAMBERI.IN's Commercial College, located
u. street, Baltimore Maryland The oslensible
object Of this institution place in the each Of individuals prop
obtaining thorough and practical mercantile educa
A ncan her knowledge OF
few weeks than be acquired in as
many years any counting house.
The study embraces donbeeny book keeping and ITS
and trade Mercan
taught according the approved methods
penmanshp, combining rapd OF execution with beauty
construction mercantile law, upon in
SUBJECTS beside other points
a understand The tune
from Eve 70 eight weeks
being VACATION applicants enter at time and al
Examinations held stated periods
diplomas For &c wtf
and have a circular forwarded by ma J.
Nov i3-lydAcp
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JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.


H.. ..s TKKAEuay DsrARrnssr,
nr # a.H .-f H sas January 4, le5i
hereby holders Of the following described
United that this department IL prepared
chase between the date hereof and the rst OF June
stocks amounting in the
toned witt .r4
contingent competition, within stated,
pseference will given the OF said
may The certificates duly assigned United
States by parties the thereof
be transmitted 10 this departments upon the receipt Whereof
price will be paid compounded Of the following PARTICULARS
The specified In each certificate.
g. premium the stock Of The loan authorized by
July redeemablc November ~ 1885, Of
stock OF the loan authorized by the Of 1884, rcdeemabe 3ss
cemer 1862 of fifteen and half per the stock of the
authorized the Of i847 and 1885, and redeeabe
the Decembcr 1867 the 30h
June, 1885, and the stock of the loan
1850, and redscnabie 3 of Dece
Commonly called the Texan INDEMNIFY cent
par certificate from the LIST of January,
receipt the with the
or reach the owne Of days interest
in addition. . s e5feet8 s1V es efeasr at.s&
stocks will be made In drafts the Treasurer OF
States Boston, New York.
or Philadelphia, as the parties may direct
asE# @#a E# JAMES GUTHRIE,
May 2o-d,lstJuly Secretary ofthe Treasury.
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NOTICE.
OFFICE or THE RIcHApND AND PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD COMPANY


10 persons seeking eligible inssssssat Of money
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received this ONCE
~ July, 1884, when they will be oponsd
Of tne directors
company purchase the bond
os bs issued for s OF she
with rails under authority OF
oily passed February 49, 1884, and OF te resolutions OF the stock
holders OF uis company adopted May, 1884
The principal OF bonds will be payable LIST day OF
1915 per per three
and half annually lsi June and
lat day Of December Of each puneua payment o. Dol,
principal aad secured by deed on me
road and other property and franchises Of e company liable
be enforced days defant IN me payment
Of either principal interest ...t5..
No bids than The value Of these bonds including inter
from the bot OF this month"; June 1851 that being The date o.
which they begin bear cent interest," viii be eonsd
cred. -sst
The payment viii DO cash but from responsible bidders
negotiable OF the equal
stameu, six per interest snttcon from the LIST June
1884 payable three, Ave- and seven months from that date vii
security the punctua OF whiel
of bonds actually paid for will be
all Of the said shall have
paid. N'
Any further information the subject which be desired vii
be furnished by the president Of the company
BY direction Of The president;
rs. n a #st 81. mo WILLIAMS,
Secretary and Treasurer r. X T. r. X. Co.
In IL a5tIE JuIv + . ( +
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PAe Cheapest most comfortable aad eped.oas route % che
WAae Saphur Springs, Passag e Atag, Warm, and Ho'
Springs.
ARRANGEMENTS having been made with the owners OF me
new and splendid Page between heA
Washington, distance Of ala miles IN eonnexon Win
lie trains Washington RAILROADS. The following
schedule Thursday, June Il lso1s
train from Godonsyle and intermediate stations
viii leave the depot Duke and Henry at
O'Clock arrival OF the boat from washington giving
board, arriving at todonsvie at o
O'Clock connecting with the trains on the Ngnia
Cenuai railroad Richmond, Charlottesville and staunon.
trau from Alexandria and intermediate stations
Gordone at IL O'Clock, on the arrival Of the cars on
the Virginia rad, arriving Alexandria al hapast
O'clock allowing une connect Win me trains leaving
North, aud for dinner on board Inc boat
train from Aexandna Wanenlon and intermediate stations
viii Alexandria daily Sundays exeepad) at5ocoek p M
arriving a WaTrenton at 5h O'Clock, p m.
ON sunday win leave AT Z O'clock a.
WayIepon Alexandra and intermediate stations
win leave daily (Sundays exceped) quarter beiors
Alexandria at half past O'Clock a. M
On sunday with ayea past ~ O'clock
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Washington, June s, 1884.
I'm the petition Of Frederick j. Austin, % New York, pray
the extension OF granted 10 him the 10th
1871, anedaed December
in machines for cutting aud trimming books for
the expiration PATENT which
the sixteenth day OF Deeember eighteen hundred and any
II il ordered pe,uoa
Monday the iih day OF December II O'Clock,
and all notihed appear and they
hare, why said petition ought not TO BIO granted.
Persons The file
Office their objections, specially writing
days before the day hearing; all testimony filed by parry
be used at the said hearing be accord
with the rules of the Office which will be furnished app
The testimony the closed 2slh November
depoons and other relied testimony be
hed In the Office before OF that the
nnents, II any, within ten days thereafter.
Ofdered thus published In the Union fne
gencer and Evening" star Wgslnso- ~ O. Pennsylvania,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania scienhae American, New York
Courier Buffalo, New York and Post Boftnn Massachusetts,
for three successive weeks TO the fourth Of De
cember next, the day Of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
June 6-lawaw
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Ellis bELLsi BELLS -For churches, academies, INC
~ steamboats,,
mebt constantly hand
bcd and enlarged foundry which operation thirty
TINT their bells have world wide celebrity volume
quality The
applying the process OF loan moulding cpsng
which perfect casting temper
dence excellence Of their
ssved January 1854 the first premium "a silver meda) Of the
worlds Fair In New YORK. all Others from this
Try md Europe being in composition and which the eighteenth
medal besides diplomas thn has awarded Them They
have patterns keep bells
same weight and they rn, order chimes Of number
BELLS or Key and refer their throughout
states and canaa Their hspgnss, comprising and
valuable
arms, and which be turned spring
the clapper rroiopgins the
eountepo,se STOP etc For steamboats,. steamships,
proved revolving yoke o. fancy hanging in brass
design, furnished We supply parts
improved hangngs, ehang pon popr
specifications being Old bells taken u exchanRe
all ON hsnd
BEING immediate connection with principal routes ali a.
either railroad, canal orders
dsrrseh which, either personally BY communication,
'pecfu1y solicited.
A. MENEELY's Sons,
fee2i-diy West Troy, Albany CO, NJ. Y.
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United states Mail.

Posr oryIoE DEPARTMENT,
June 10, 1854.
PROPOSALS carrying the United STATES from The
Of October 1854 3O June 1858, ON the following
ober 1854 Both june 1885, the following route in FLORIDA
will be received Contract Once Of The Pest Once
1854 ito be decided BY August followingD
TENNESSEE.
(From October l, 1854, to June 30, 1889
s63a Nashville, by GAINESVILLE, Cumberland Iron Works
Lineport Canton, Ky Eddyyle, DycusbuIgh, Southland
Hickman, Compromise, Silver Top, Tenn; New Madrid
Mo-; Hickmnns Bend, Ark; Canadian Mile Bayou
Tenn; Randolph Pecon Point, Ark and Oldham, Mem
pills. Tenn, 489 miles and back twice week. IN steam
Nashville every Monday and Friday at6,pm
Arrive at Memphis every Thursday and Monday by g. a.
Leave Memphis every Thursday and Monday at ~ AMI
Proposals for three times aweek service are invited
LOUISIANA.
(From October l, 1854, to June &c. 1852
5s From New OHeans by English Turn Ponta La ace Grand
Prairie Jessuis Bend, Rongueo Settlement and burai
Leave New Orleans every Monday ut g. m;
Arrive at Balize next day by 6, p. NJ
Leave Balize every Wednesday at 6, a. M;
Arrive at New Orleans day by s, p m.
Bids 70 end at Buras Settlement and also TO run twice week
will be considered.
(From October /, 1854 80, 1857
1903 New Orleans Pensacola Fa Apaachicoa
st. Marks Cedar Keys Tamps, and Manatee Key West
1000 miles and back, twice month, in steamboats,
Leave New Orleans LIST aud l4th Of each month
Arrive al Key West on 9Th and 2!d
Leave Key West 10Th and Esd OF each month;
Arrive at New Orleans on 18th and 30h
For form of aud certificate, also instructions
such the department deem poper
inviting proposals mail service in the western
= '' JAMES CAMPBELL
June l6--law4w Postmaster General
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Ii MoRsE's IsyiookATise ELlxia. On oosDiAL--eM
pubic, ohsn deceived
facts, iaes
highest class and se now namphn all doubts Ia
fesislibie. = e'T''''
misuse abuse OF the which make the
% mn. 10 @ ~s %
The reproduction Of human life To
only communicating energy which
wen s s
confined 70 either sex or TO any age Inc feeble @ he ans
The victim q nervous depression The individual suffering from
asda,s and relief nom the use Il
TO o ss who hase S e VIII
dy There perhaps who have lridsd with their
s, ao ess Ths s SSs Win disease
without reference and viii not only The dso:
va REBUILD THE BnoK.s CONSTITUTION.
The system, leading diseases
que column the maladss for which ms pspa,a
ralgia dououIenx headache parayA pap
ta,on Of The heart, spinal affections debility Msmo
the liver depression. The w
inasy 10 remain place posaon wsslass. pro-
as
tendency miscarriage, emacaon, and gowingou
the e not
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or structural Diseases it is ayerred that
soRsE's IsyIeoRA TING xLxG
viii replace weakness with strength ncapaci with ecsncy,I
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ganza,ion Bear mind ,a, al naaais' wherever begin,
nerves q motion and sensation yAyea dss,A sss, MIND
only reliable preparation known. eSssnfat
CURE OF NERVOUS DISEASES
No language convey adequate
acd system by
m .ns sn
The mental and physical symptoms Of nervous disease vanish 70
s The g, !s cordial Of
maj condition Wen may ~ preparation be called the
woKnER
century His first scientific
world would admitted, that miracle Of medicine heretofore
supposed to have no existence.
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and may well be said Of MIN who sas, s% L., :s q
without single drawback in its perpetual Ii
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blush sleepesaness, dislike Of society ncapaci for study b
melancholy mental debility hyseIa, Sis.chsdness thaushS q
= s II nsan an
incident females, decay Of popagang functions hy
constipation, &c, Sc, from arising, i,
there s reliance TO be placed human testimony absou
pale complexion consnmp,ive habits by
from pale yellow sicky color 10 a beautiful aard conpeIion
HoRsE's IsvIsoRATINa
.a, as IN the ma'ea msd'a hitherto ns
The herb which Ingredient admitted
great medical and Europe
this ssne Dr. Moe whose is an undspated
authority sciences discovered the production Arabia,
by wonderfully nvgoraing effects
produced natives Ia fact the wonderful
exhibited OF
their desert pigrmsge attributable 70 the Of this vtaizs
herb. r.+
Mose,s nvsora'ins Cordial has been counterfeit
ed by some unprinciped persons.
all
pasted following
blown the glass: Dr Morses Inygoraing Corda G. u.
Ring, proprietor, N. Y.
The Cordial is up highly concentrated in bottles
PRICE, 80 PER BUrfLE--TWO FOR 95--SlX FOR go.
G. II. RING, proprietor,
ig2 Broadway New York
Sold by druggists throughout the United slaes, Cansda and
West Indies
Agent Washington city, z. D. Gilman agent Balmoe,s
3. Hance.
Jan 2e--diY