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nr. Ilooper,s EcmnIc Cordial.

This Medicine will CURE all Female Complaints such
Excessive, Suppressed, Painful Menstruaion Flour
Albus Whites barrennees, Sallow Comp, xion Head
Ache, Dizziness, Weak Nerves Frighui Dreams and
Diseases caused by Colds Checked Perspration Excess
es, Over Excitement e., Of the Sexual Organs For all
Irregularities Of the Monthly Periods, Dr.. HonPER's FE
MALE CORDIAL is a SPEEDY and POSITIVE CURE. II has
been amply tested and the most gratifying reports OF
CURES are daily received from every town and city
where it is known.
eH Prizes 81 per bottle, or six bottles for -:
Prepared by DIR. EAsTERif. corner Of Third and
Chestnut streets, st. Louis. Mo, sole proprietor.
~ Sold by &. L. THOMPSON, d. WALKER x Co.. A. s.
PUTNAM, and NJ. KSEussL, Druggists, Ottawa and by
Drngyists generally Jau2
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/ SHORT CAgEEE-AN UNFokTTNArE E-oPE.
NEEr-The Davenport 0owa) Uemocrat thus
! relates the arrest ard adventures OF young
thief:
On the morning of the 10Th inst, a young
man named ". I. q. Merrick, left the en-
ploy of Geo. ". King, of La Sale, Illinois,
taking along him from four to seven hundred
dollars in Illinois fluids, a draft on Geo.
Smith Il Co, Chicago, for so. 80; Cook d
Sargent's draft on the bank OF North America
payable to the order OF J. ". Wiley, for
500 also, young lady ofrespectab!e family,
whom he afterwards married. He came
with bis stolen and acquired property to this
city, where he has been for few days past,
INDUCING in all the luxurios money would
provide-purchasjng ri h presents for his
Young wife, driving abou, expensive equip
ages, drinking, gaming, putting on al! the
airs of u millionaire. and engaging IN all the
popular vices OF the day with looseness
which was perfectly astonishing to tho I'M
sophisticated. He was, indeed what is often
termed blood of the first water
Bat his career though very brilliant for
few days, was cut short on Saturday morn
ing. The rob1ed grocer in La Sale sent
out handbiils, giving complete description,
and offering a reward Of $50 for his appre-
hension and safe delivery in Ia Sale. 1t
so happened that one OF these bilIets fell in
in tue hands Of one Of our police men. who
was soon on his scent. and be was found
ard secured. Upon being arrested, he ex-
hibitcd no surprise whatever, confessed that
he was the identical fellow who took tie
money, and was ready and willing to re-
turn TO La Sale and give an account OF him
self The only feeling he exhibited in the
matter was for his young wife, who had
cloped with him from her parents, and whom
ne had married since his arrival in this city.
On being told that he must 20 back to La
Sale, he saii-"For Gods sake, do not tel
my wife Of this. Tell her am dead, that |
have runaway-anything but do not, beg
of ycu, tell Emily of this" His young wife
is a woman of good appearance, aud OF good
family: Her parents We're opposed 10 her
marriage with Merrick, 50 they ran away
together.
Merrick had lobored assiduously, while I
here, 10 spend his money. and succeeded in
getting rid Of about $500 in four days
Smart beginning in the matrimonial cam
DaIgn.
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Losses by the fanic...A Lesson for the
Future.

The North american copies the figures of
Douglas e. Co. and Tappan & Killop, in re-
laton to the failures in the country, which
we gave the other day, and accompanies
them with the following judicious remarks:
The number of failures, it will be seen, is
aoout TWO and half per cent. of the whole
number oil firms, and of this two and half
per cent less than one half is total failure
UT the actual failure is one to one and quar-
ter per cent oil the number of firms and Of
the total sum credited Teis then is the
culminatio OF the commercial ruin so loud
ly proclaimed, and in view of which all nro.
duction and all business ought to stop. il
was said, until this vast "rottenness was
eliminated We See it to be less than the
insurance on most commercial shipments
in fact, a sum absolutely incapable of slIak.
ing the confidence of any sagacious mer-
chant, though known to be sure TO be in
CURED in the years business when the year
began. The like proportion Of losses was
counted upon as regular result few years
since, and when commerce was most actlVe
with the west and southwest in the average
of twenty years past 1t is most question
abe that the soivency of business with pur-
chasers from the great cities has greatly i'm
proved within three years, that less has
been lost, and that ono per cent, which is
the probable loss of tie past six months, is
of trifiing consequence of itself The great
loss is in the panic and the blockade Of ex-
change caused by the asserted bankruptcy
of the whole country. The wholesale mer-
chant has suffered largely to sustain himself
and his customers the retailer to sustain
himself, and the customer because his own
products could not be sold. And most of
this sacrifice was enforced because money
was suddenly locked up, and was no longer,
as it had been and ought always to be, ac
cessible means of transfer.
The losses Of enforced stoppage of bust
ness bear heavily everywhere, but the les
son may be of some small service if it save
US in future from becoming the prey Of in
terested panic makers first, and Of those
clamorous promoters of panic next, who ex-
aggerate and invent tremendous losses, to
frighten business to death, when the vast
show Of losses made in the present extraor-
binary case, is found to be proportion alb
solutey too small to seriously affect any
solvent creditor.
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Later from Utah and Kansas.

ST.. i.Spis, Feb. 25.-E. G. Browne. the
Utah correspondent of the N. 7. Tribune,
arrived last night in company with the U. S.
Attorney Hackaday. They left Camp Scott
January B. The health of the army con-
timed good. The weather was remarkably
mild for that region. Very little snow had
fallen. In the immediate vicinity Of the
camp the ground was most Of the time bare.
The District Court had indicted Young.
Kimbal,, and others, for high treason.
The Mormon legislature was still in
session.
The latest dates they had received from
the States were to tho LIST of October, and
much anxiety was felt to hear from the East
in consequence of rumor of money panic.
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GREAT BARGAINS!
Child ~ co.


IsOOt and Shoe Shop.
a ~ AM prepared to manufacture to order Gents
Morocco, Calf and Kip Boots. Also, Ladies'
~ Kid, Goat, Calf and undres.ed Morocco Bootee.,
Caters and Buskins.
Heel Caters aud booees made in good style, OF good
stock.
Shop s. C. Earl Sons Store, Ottawa,
Repairing neatly done All work warranted.
feb21 d. l.. TUCKER
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NJ. II. PRESCOTT, Jr.,
NJ. IL. PRESCOTT, Jr.,
n. n PRESCOTT, Jr.,
Wp1r KSllDbcTS.

vVear EsuDbcrs.
yUyHEY cost but trle and you are far more comfort
i able with than without them besides, your medical
adj will my assertion that their use VIII
ada m vour life Think OF proongng your exist
ence FIVE or len years by outlay Of few shings
nn.un NJ II. PRESCOTT, in,
r%yy, No. 2, Xcsseick's Block.
n0EN,s Women's and ChiIdrens Rubbers, OF any sxs
M and in any quantity, cheaper than ever for CASH.
49, ~ NJ II. PRESCOTT, JR.,
S.bao No. Q, HossGck's Rlosk
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Moon SrRUCK-An eastern Republican ex-
chane, in speaking of the non-voters in
Kansas says:
"These men are mad, and what is equally
to be regretted, they have. no metod in their
madness"
Instead ofSloths, which we have modestly
branded them, our exchanges, sthen, apply
the title of Lunatics. We think the moo
has nothing to do with their disease-t
comes from|a morbid desire to lead though
it be on the high road to ruin.
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STORAGE,

CRAIN received on Storage at the Burr Warehouse
" Grain taken on account Give us call.
jan28 GEO. BRisTOL.
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BUENA VISTA
Gardens and Green House
w. CHALMERS & Co.

EG that their arrau geiHents for the APP
II preaching Spring business are being rapidly per-
fect-d and are larger scale than any previous
season. They will have many things to Offer, "a
well all he Old and price. suit the hard times
Anon many Of the choice fruits AID plants they beg
call attention te the foOHing: general collection Of
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OTTAWA SEMINARY.

VNHE FOURTH SEMI-ANNUAL SESSION commenced
Il on Monday, Feb %, 1855, will close on Friday
July %, 1888 Students admitted at ali times and
charged only from the date of entrance Instructions
are given in all the departments of an Academic and
Collegiate course Of study.
Erpeases.
For Board, Washing, Lights, and tuition in the
Academic and Collegiate Deparm ants, per year M
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McSsrs. CHALNEgs Co prepared 90 take con
tracts lay ornamental grounds, To furnish the
plants 10 make the plans and execute 'e work In all
departments OF Landscape Gardening. Persons ~ as
lance. addressing them post paid, giving description Of
their grounds. and ocat Of bIiougs &c. be
furnished a tTug cost, with full plans for laying on
their grounds No charge for plans, il do the work.
but IN such II at distance, travelling expenses
must be paid in advlce.
300 Varieties of Roses,
Embracing hardy hybrid perpesuas, BenGas, Teas MOI
settles, &c. &c.
where.
5000 Usage Orange Plants, one year old
R.fsrcnces-iIon. Wan. Reddiek J. y. Nash. ESQ., c.
G.. Miller, Esq, Judge Leland, Judge HoisteT, Ottawa;
Benz Lumbard, Esq, Henry. Marshall Co, H.
Give "A call-at the residence Of Hon. W. II. W.
eastman, East Ottawa, III.
f,b2, W CHALMERS K co.
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Green ana Hot ssof,sa plants

These have been mainly procured from the celebrated
Greeu House OF Peter Mlh.I II 90 Philadelphia, by
whom they we're imported rrrr1 London and PARIS
4 large variety OF H1r3y Si.lsts anil O14dHsHt1L
Si.,d> Trsss, azionE which they would call especial
ton their Cal.ia-. o.. wAc. more splendid
rieIy he found Al ywl,er
A splendid collection 81 hurry HsrjIcsoEs Plants.
Rh,tGb PirfOf these the choicest varieties .uch
Nyati's Victoria Cauoous Seeding, Mammoth. lau
fulia &c. Trey also nine rsiti.s from seed
their growth, and which practical gardeners have
pronounced very superior Thee last, however, vii!
be ready for the market before tai.
Tie Nelc Rochelle, or LICtJR B'Nrkberry.
A new and very superior O,'ange EG.Pjerly.
A large lot Of ErsrJrern Trees.
Dtrdrf Peers. Dtrau APpteS aud D,ctT CiNrries.
-iSBHrdgUs FLitts in any quantity. Together with
G0osebrrrj-- CurrauJs, and all their minor fraits, too
numerous mention.
gObnccO >sed-Sow sale at the Tobacco Store OK
Mr. SCHNEIDER OG La Sale street.
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Fruit Frees Fruit frees
Notice,

For saEc.
ONE set Of single Buggy Harness. Enquire OF
~ A. NJ. ZIMMERMAN,
feb2T No 3, R,ddick'S LlOck.
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of a. weets ' N''es'a'e DePar' s154 90
Or per session ot % -. '''..... II 90
Or ner W., " - 50
Tuition for day Scholars.
In the Academic Department, comprising nes
ing Writing Spelling, Grammar Arithin9uc'
Geography, Elementary History, Natural fhi- o. m
Iosophy and Composition,) per year. "a w
In the Collegiate Departm. It, comprising Gene
raj History Book Keeping, Algebra, Geometry,
Triponometry, Astronomy, Botany Chemistry,
Geology, Zoology, Physiology, Rhetoric, Logic,
Mental Philosophy, Moral Science, Political 49,
Economy and Natural theology per year,. Ss w
Ancient Languages, per year. each, 20 90
Modern ." ....... "a 90
Drawing and Crayoning "a 90
Painting in Water Colors .............. 32 90
Painting in Oil Colors .............. 40 90
Music-Piano antr Melodeon 40 90
Use of Instrument observation-disclosures. IL co
For further particulars, please address by mail
the Seminary, [feb27l l.. UMLAUF, Principal
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Family O. 0cerfcs.

This Is perfectly innocent soothing and gently
stimulating Medicine,
II was discovered by Prof Chas De Gratb while
travelling in South AIHerica-lately been brought opt
by urgent soleitations-and has cured more cases ~
Rheumatism. Deafness, Gout, Neuralgia Iumbago
SeiaticR, Spinal and Bronchial complaints Tic Dolo,
reux, Headache, Cramps Group, Piles Felons Surans
and Bruises, Cuts AID Wounds, Sxelled Glands FTv
spelas, Sore Nipples, Swelled Breast Womb Disor.
ders, Salt Rheum, Cankcr in Mouth aud Stomach pal
pitation, Eruptions Caked Breast Qunsv Sore Throat
Palsy Pleurisy, Ulcers, Lock-Jaw, Heartburn Tooth
and Ear ache, Nervousness Costiveness Burns STIFF
Joints, Scrofula, Sore Gums of teethng infants a.
than all and every other medicine
s@ 1t will be this great remedy does not claim,
to cure everything but only certain class Of com.
plants.
This Oil the system with electricity IL Of
vegetable preparation not the slightest danger Of an
plying it outwardly orPwardy il at once gives a per
mauent cure in most from twenty minutes
The best Psychologists Of Europe have discovered
that all Organic Derancemcut in the Animal Systr m Is
the effect Of obstruction Of the Physico Electric
Fluid in the organ dseaseda skilful application Of
this Oil put ia immediate motion the nerve fluid ana
the is at accomplished, No bleeding no vom.
iting. purging or blisterng IL resorted TO.
II is external and internal remedy Ii stimulates
20 action the and secreons, drives lain Of
All kinds from tho BODY and reduces all sReinRs an
an incredibly short time. all know who have used
Prof Chas. De Grath's Electric Oil "
Certificates out of the qupsiion-they are living
in piles at the otiice-Prof DE Grath will publish
ton for this great remedy and if the afflicted want 10
be cured. let them learn what to use.
(Au accidental discovery has demonstrated il to be
an mfallible Hair Restorative
% South Ei-hth Street. philadelphia
Price - cts, aud 81 per bottle
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T. undrr- gned has now stocked and T.
toll 90. ratjuu q hue &c tao horse Mai
uaChrs frumDs soto ~ the Mob H. and OH
Rtrir.ad. VIA Pr,tri- Liue Ptuldiug. Garland -
, o. ard decatur % U.Iou. where - connect ti
met with the eT,ar riy Sr-gr line frouI
toni GONE Aa.t r nudon Mr. The me
rom Dr~ol" 10 P,ultIng runs daily, leayiur
D"Suta Immediately on The arrival ni the tram.
Tn lin, if"s Plaldiug 10 U.ion -ami ~pcksS
a'irE Pau.oI. on unda,r an ThuT-ia,s
a. Il arr wing 81 juton on the same days 10 lImt
Q" conner Wrh The sfagss Tn cars IN the
"uthern u al IRE nov ruuuing "a Tay lor's
N'rty NUTS ,A-t "i Braniop aud passeug, r
.-avt"g rIihet nd 90 "a Mnhilr and ONO Rod
"a Saturd " o. Nctnesdays eau reach Un,o,
"a he oliuWlng d,N Wiihnot 4ny nighr 'r,vsl
I'D get To Jackson and Vtk>baTg cary the
IA, afterwards
70 The stork on this line is equal TO any in
h. country. the coaches CON lOriable, and az
DIVERS careful mi aec"mmOdai ng. PasSen-
gers 1noy rely on the connections being made.
70 Person, arriving by the Hack At Pauld.
ing, desiring 10 GO 10 any poiut in the surround
lug country, or 10 ny place IN the line hom
Pudding to Union on those DAYS when the Hack
'etWren those places does not run, can away,
he provided with rOnvevances
w II. EDMONoON, Proprietor.
Padding July IL, 1858. 40tf
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AYERS
CHERRY
PICTORIAL
fOR TIE RAPID CURE OF
Colds. Coughs, and
HOarScneSs.

BRINPIELD, Mass, Goth Dec, 1855.
DR. &c. AYER; do not hesitate 10 say
the best remedy / have ever found for
Coughs, Hoarseness. Influenza. and the
roncomitant symptoms q Cold, isyour
cHERRT PICTORIAL. Its constant use in
my practice and my family for the last
ten years has shown it TO possess supe-
rior virtues for the treatment of these
nnunul.inta EEEN Il NIGIII N u
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

Caanp'irss, 10 not despair till you have tried Ayers
CHEKBY PECrOKAL II Is made by the bet medical
chemists in the world, and It's all around bcspesk
~. Li-L narifs nf is Nirine. LLL-La-n.lL Lc-..E
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II QUART BOIILES
For Purifying the TRIO0d,

AND FOR THE CURE or
s1rafsia Merrurial Tfsc1sss SuhborH yIrfre Elsuna
fisr1. Cf'rgf1ts ErHrT1gs Dgspstsia LirU C1fi.
rfriaf Rr8ucsifIs. sai RtfHHl. C3HsHr8-
u5H. Ferrr Sores. Er5siTslGs EsIldI9
g1up'Figfe. Lass n H1prtifr
Tinpirs Riiss Gegsr1l
lf5fiifg ~.
Every revolving year confirms and spreads father
aud wider the well mcrited reputation and deserved
D. clarity Of this invaluable Medicine proving 20 be
g.. IN aciuus renrsl agent known, Tor The cure
II an diseases arising from impure state 1T NE
blood sd aperieut nntisepfie and tonic 90 CON
the three most useful pToptries of medicine
purgea puriics. and restores. The rspid'v with
which The patient RECEIVERS
Health and Strength
under this triple influence is surprising Each new
u which BE- Is applied furr les il che result now
cert scafe 1T its excellence and we have only point
TO the accumulated testimony Of mulfitudgs Who have
experienced it- effects 90 convince ncreduy itself Of
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vERMIN DESTROYER

FRESH TURNlP SEED.
OOO lbs Red Top Turnip, Landreths, warranted
OOO 300 lbs Flat Dutch Turnip. Landreths, war.
rauted. just reed by &c. LANIER & co.
Nicksburg, Aug 81 lsJs.
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Howard Association,
PHILADELPHIA.

for The Rslisf Of The Sick and Distressed afflicted
Uifh Tiruler and Epidemic Diseases.
TFHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of the
L awful destruction of human life caused BY Sexual
diseases and the receptions practeed npon the unfor
tunate victims of such diseases by Quacks several
years ago directed their Consulting Surgeon as Char.
table Act worthy Of their name, to open Dispensary
for the treatment of this class of diseases in all their
FORMS and give Medical ddrcs gratis TO all who ap.
ply bv letter, with description Of their c ipditiou
GAGE occupation, habits OF life &C., and in cases Of
extreme poverty to furnish medicines free Of charge 1t
is needless add that the Association commands the
highest Medical skill of the age and will furnish the
most approved modern treatment.
The Directors of the Association in their Annual II e.
port Spon the treatment Of Sexual Diseases for the
year ending January lst SS express the highest sat
fscton with the which has attended the labors
of the Consulting SURGEON in the of SPermat "
rhRa, Seminal Weakness, Impotence, Gonorrhosa,
elect Syphilis, the viae of Onanism or SefabuSe &c
and order continuance of the plan for the ensu
ing year
The Directors on review of the past feel assured
that their sbors in this sphere of benevolent effort
been of great benefit TO the afflicted especially the
young and they have resolved to devote themselves
with renewed zeal, to this very important and much
despised cause,
An admirable Report on Spermatorrhra, or Seminal
Weakness, the vice of Onanism, MastuTbaten, Self
abuse and other diseases of the sexual organs by the
Consulting Surgeon, will be sent by mail (n sealed
envelope) Free Of Charge receipt of f0 stamps for
postage. Other Reports and Tracts the natu and
treatment Of sexual Diseases diet SC. are constantly
being published for gratutous distribution and will be
sent to the afflicted Some Of the new remedies and
methods Of treatment discovered during the last year
are of great value.
Address, for Report treatment, DR. GEORGE r
CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association
No. South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
BY order of the Directors.
EZRA ID. HEARTwELL President
GEORGE FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
Aug Il, 1855. ally
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ARRIVAL EXTRAORDINARY

Professor Chas De Grath introducer Of the genuine
De Graths Electric Oil, is in town, having arrived
from Harrisburg Pa, yesterday afternoon. The Pro
fessor is sopp ng at the time honored establishments
the Fountain Hotel The Fountain Is the house where
General Lafay during his visit Baltimore
appears the favorite hotel with all great men We
understand tho Professor intends deliver lecture
this morning at o'clock, a; the Centre Market when
and where he will fully convince his .srers Of the
beneficial effects Of his far famed Electro Il in assua-
ging the sufferings of humanity aLimOs- sun.
This great remedy can be had Of the agents here
80 beloU
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MUSIC
NUStC
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints
OILS.
OFFicE SoUTHERS K. e.. (
Nick.burs. Miss, Aprt -, 1858.
GRFAr DAILY souTnERN noUTE.

GREAT DAILY SOUTHERN ROUTE.
MIRO GIL from VIrks,4rg. lis A., I" NV
Il Oiieau-. Ia. IN fourteen no r. an a hal
hN way Of the >olt4eru. .. d The Ns~ Orleans.
Jackson aud Great Nrrii,-Tn Railroads The
ch"arrst and most expedrIous route iT"n
Nirkshufg 10 New O-.eaus
Hereafter he Pas~-rgeT Trtin wHI leaS
NIoks urs dali, at ) Il. z VI arr wing al JacS
-.'u aud Hurct ng with he ~ IN ir"m Nv
.'flrdH- { . sn'on. at s.. P. aud 'rr,v'rg
o. Brandon a. 4 IS p. NJ connecting with th'
daiiy line OF stages Tor Montgomery. Ala
Leaving Brandon al Z 80 a " striving -
u, ksou anu Connecting with the ram if""
canton Tor New Orle,us al 5 80 A. W., and
reaching NicAshug al ] I n'cl CT a VI.
The traln carrying IN mail from Nick Dur
Tor New Orleans, VIII leave VrcS-b"fg dai,
'undals '1rrp'.d at4 r'cluck A NJ aTr'.int
al Jackson and conn ing wnh the Uan iron
anton or New Orleans a. s.30P ..
Leaving Jackson. aud conn,cung with h'
tram from New Orleans for CanIo" ~ 9.55 I
W., aud reaching Vicksburg at - ".
e WILLIAMS,
Genl. Superintendent.
NavI lass 2g-tf
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NEW YORK DIRECTORY.
tTIlrllY lNcaLlsINe susINLss

NOR ne past IS year, With ne mos tsspss,t'
sole Nsrchanis, Druggists, and hotsis,
snd he feet Of hottihH stock ~ y seizure.
propsr sna. warrants ~ u calling attention '.
onf luroarArioss. and 5Tsran % borrtise' nc
- m solloiHns yuur orders, ~ a. aH.mins lion
-, ,srrhasinr. We have STANDARD qualues
49,, AZ. oldest shippers sf CooNac hsASuirs' o.
sfr.fsnt grades and vintasss. pot % ~ dntens
f,om 81 70 sc per doE Also, MAMMA, SHER
- 80 posr, nom he best houses IN kufupe. q
gr,4ss and pr,osa unifarm wiih ne shove, Az
,sfh slsrsnt brands and labels, bearing out
naus. We have sisu-
ia susbsr Rhine Flssks with handles. As
unosssG aad aappLrnAa WHsEEv, containing
Old nourbon and Monongahela
~ Wedgs shape Bottles, ALLHauANT SroM-
tcuc CosuiAt- sppro~ed u BY eminent physi-
sians
Oid RovaL HotLasp Gus. with q FAC smile OF
ne Royal Coat 81 Arms.
n Pino Appls shaps Bottles. Old PISS AFFLr
Res.
ln Tsmpls shaped Bottles. Cossrtrurios
Birr1as, superior 10 any imported.
IL Eagthen Jugs, Amsterdam imported srAD.
THuta CuHscoA ScuuAFra
- - WHrtocH q Cos scREipan
aeHEaFFa
rEOf ~ the shove We are the SOLE Pro.
fkiEIOk5. The prioss are a. low ~ tn,
ear pu-sihly be sn rded and the most reh
saoe can be placed N the quality u III dtist.
snl aflicles, snd sample Cases Will BE- cent, o.
nfdard