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ordinance No. 81.
An ordinance providing for the appointment o
Street Commissioner. preacrihing hia noxers a

An ordinance providing for the appointment OF q
! Street Commissioners, prescribing his powers and
sEcrIoN. 1.-Be 1t orddfned by the City Council of
the CITY Of OHumaoa: That, until otherwise ordered
Of said City, waiter r. Roxeli be and he hereby is ap
pointed 70 the ONCE Of Street Commissioners for the
SIC Cit Is hereby made the duty Of the said Com
missioner to take charge Of the improvements of the
Streets, Alleys and Public Grounds Of the said City,
and 70 oGh after the sSnon q The end
underline laws ofthe State.
discharged under the supervision and advice Of the
Street committee who from time to time shall report
to the Council the manner IN which, 10 their opinion,
the said Commissioners Is dscharging the duties of his
Office. rsT4 sr
SEC. At is hereby made the duty Of the Street
Commissioner to keep an account in suitable book
to be provided by him for that purpose in such form
to shsw clearly the condition Of the administration
Of his Office, and to make report to the Council At
least once month"; and oftener II called on BY the
SEC 5-That the Street Commissioner shall be paid
for the services required Of him under this ordinance
the sum OF two dollars per day for such time as he
shall be actually employe In the discharge OF the du
ties Of his office, to be audited aud allowed monthly
but not until he shall have filed sworn Statement
with the City Recorder showing the time actually EN-.
ploy ed as Commissioner and al what employed dur.
ing the period for which he may ask an allowance.
Sec. 6.-That hereafter day shall be deemed and
construed to ten hours, and less. And days
work or service shall be at lenst ten hours.
SEC. THAT ordinance number twenty mine on the
subject Of Side Walks, be and the same 10 hereby
amended as follows:
In Section Cd and ninth line Sec 4th and 9Th line,
Sec. 7th and 9Th and 18Th lines and in Sec 9Th and st
line strike the word "Marshal" and insert and read
In lieu thereof Street Commissioner.
SEC. SHAT 1t Is hereby made the duty Of the said
Commissioner to forthwith proceed TO mark out and
FIX the precise location for the side required TO
be constructed by said ordinance 90 by suitable tenn.
porary monuments, such portions OF the streets
mentioned in said ordinance, may not have already
been so marked and fixed by the Marshal :
SEC. 9.-An ordinances or resolutions of the city
Council conflicting with the provisions Of this ordin-
ance are hereby repealed.
Passed and approved July nth, 1859. 9f
Attest w. GOLDSMITH, Recorder
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS!
THE WESTERN STAGE COMPANY

A RE now running Daily Four Horse Line ef Poet
IA Coaches, nom Ottumwa to Bsntonsport, passing
through Drakesville, Bloomfield. Troy, stringtevn
Cars for Keokuk. f aaff E1Ff-'"'I -
Also daily line Of Hacks from Ottnmwa 70 Centre.
viilc connecting with triweekIy line nom there 70
Clarinda and through to Nebraska City, making Quick
time and sure connections at all points along said
lines.
uPassengcrs for Western Iowa, ana Nor>hxn
Mssour will fnd TO their interest q take the pouAe
tHS Stage Once At ne Oham~a ueuse sT@ p.
Ottumwa, July 9Th 1859. ). z. wIfHkow, Ag't.
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The inquiry is becoming general and ur-
gent to know where Gen. Dodge stands
1t is now some three weeks since his nomi-
nation, and all that is yet known in relation
TO the important question is, Gillaspy's
pledge of soundness on the goose. The
Davenport Gazette, while it regards Gillaspy
as good authority on the goose question,
yet desires some information as to what
soundnsss on the goose is, and as Gillaspy
may not see the Gazette, and perhaps the
Courier, we will avail ourself Of the opportu-
nifty Of suggesting to Mr.. Giliaspy, that, since
he assumed the responsibility Of responding
for Gen. Dodge, he owes it to the voters Of
the State to tsot his candidate out and let
him define himself upon the issues involved
in. the canvass. VIII Col. Gillaspy favor an
anxious public SO far as to inform them
where Gen. Dodge stands, il he knows.
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They havea Scotchman named Andy Gaff-
rey out in McGregor, Iowa, who beats DR..
Winship, Of Roxbury, in lifting. He can
take up 1900 pounds without straps or any
other helps and says he viii lift the weight
of the Roxbury champion with tho champion
on top oft.
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ALBANY, july s.-Two passenger cars on
the New York central R.R. ran off the track
near Oneida, yesterday, iijuring five or six
persons. There were none killed, but Mr..
Schedell, one of the directors of the road,
was badly hurt
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The news from the seat of war is not very
Ineligible, but it will be gathered from the
dispatches that another, and the most con-
siderable, battle of the campaign, was
fought at Solferino, near the Mincio, and
in the vicinity Of the celebrated "Quadran-
gle." The day was June "a. The details
are not received.
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To the Honorable City Council Of the City
Of Ottumaoa, your Committee to aohom
soas referred the Resolution relating to
City officers Salaries and Fees and 9TH
er matters, hare the matter under consid-
Grafton and beg leare to report By Ordiu-
ance, herewith submitted, entitled an
Ordinance No. 80 regulating the Salaries
and Fees Of certain officers herein named;
Signed, j. POTTER,
A. L. GRAVES,
H. B. JONES.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ADELAIDE, woo
AND ASIA.
The Allies again VictoriousW

The Allies Agai" VictoriouW
ST.. JoHN's, N. F., July 6.-The steam
ship Adelaide arrived at this port. The
news is of highly important nature.
The Empress of France had received q
telegram from Napoleon on Friday, announc-
ing that terrible battle had been fought,
and that the Allies had achieved great VIC
tory.
The entire Austrian army had formed in
line of battle distance of five leagues. The
battle lasted from o'clock in the morning
until in the evening. The French cap
tured large number of flags, pieces of can
non and prisoners. araarhmi 5e3ra gft gga
A dispatch from Vienna says battle was
progressing, but gives no details. ~ ga
The Prussian accounts from the seat of
war said the Austrian force on the Mincio
was fully $50, 900 strong, and the entire
French force had passed Monte Chiano, and
their reconnaissance was said to have been
pushed as far as Cato, and that the Pied
montese had advanced towards Peschiera--
the north west fertilization of the Historic
Square. 4.sr sns. 4guh aHt r-a sH'ad'
Napoleon had demanded permission to
march 10000 troops through Hanover to the
Rhine. s..... .a ....... J: .srfa ra...
1t was believed that the basis of the pro-
posed meditation by Prussia would not be
acceptable to France, and Prussia would
thereby be involved in the war. 1t was also
rumored that Prussia had threatened to as
sist in suppressing the meditated insurrec-
tionary movements in Hungary. a1rs
The Swiss troops which were sent from
Rome to suppress the rising at Perugia had
had a desperate encounter with the people,
shooting them down Unfortunately.
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MARRIED:-At the Ottumwa House, in
this city, on the 7th inst, by Rev. G. H.
Worcester, Mr.. WM. ANDERSON and Miss
NANCY PrcKENs, all of Wapello county.
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ST.. LOUIS, July l0.-A party of five per-
sons reached Levenworth yesterday from
Denver City, with $1,000 in gold dust.
The carriage shop Of the Alton penitentia-
~. with its contents, was burnt yesterday
loss $4,000.
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LOUISVILLE, July "a mob at Stanford
has hung James Rousey for killing James
Oldham in May last. e
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Courier for 50 Cents.

Persons who may desire to have the Cou-
rier until after the October Election, can do
80 for so cents in advance. Send Orders!
VOTE ON THE X. r.. PROPOSITION.
This City voted yesterday on the PROPOSE
ton to donate Depot Grounds and the Right
Of Way through the City to the B arlington
and Missouri R. R. Company. The Propo-
sition was carried by 106 majority. There
were AZ votes against it. The whole num-
Der cast was 2o4, a very light vote.
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FOURTH OF JULY.-In almost every village
and city in the State of Iowa, the Nations
Anniversary appears to have been duly hon
ored.
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J.. o. COVER, ed. Herald,) Lancaster, wis., 1--WE
highly recommend the Exterminstor. More Rrsin
and provisions are destroyed annually In Grant CO.
by Vermin, than would pay for tons OF this Rat XIII
er and Insect Extermnator, yet hundredth part OF
the value ofsuch property laid In "Costars" Tx
terminator, would save all from lossn
W. CURTIS, Druggist, Oakland, Ill. "we reed the
box-care Blakesly, st. Louis-it gives great salts
and mistake" - :
OSBORN I PARSONS, Tafton, Wis. 'Your Rat.
Roach Extcrminator 10 all sold. II gives universal
satisfaction."
GEORGE ROSE Druggist, Darlington, o. ~ have
been selling your Exterminator for the last year,
aad have not known II TO fall in single instance
4. WRIGHT, Druggist, Troy. o. 81 have sold out ell
the Rat Exterminstor. II Ii In great demand"
Principal Depot 40 Broadway New York
All Wholesale Druggists In New York are agents.
Wholesale agents In all large cities r.
Druggists and dealers every where sell them
10000 boxes sold per week In n Y alone
MISUNDERSTANDING! Of spurious imitst'ons Exam.
Inc each box, bottle or flask and take nothing but
boxes can be sent by mail (suiicent to destroy
the vermln on any premises) ut
0OSample packages Qdoz.) by express to DEALERS
FOR Agencies, send for circular, terms, &c.
Wholesale agents for Ills, Iowa Wis., &C.: Faftkis5
D. Louis NO. II. Blakesly, and others; al Chicago
III, .. ~ Reed 3 Co. and others; at Milwaukee wiz
u bos~orth Sons. and others.
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The brig Champaign, with Havana dates
o the Sd, has arrived. News unimportant.
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OF GROCERIEs

Ok GkxVCEA kSS
At GREATLY REDUCED PRICEsiy
TUsT RECEIVED:
90 hhds. prime and fair N. o. Sugar.
Is bbls. Beleher's refined do
200 bags fair and prime Coffee. sr,
30 prime old Java
Is :. LagUaria gsr Esu
240 bbls. Molasses and Syrup.
80 half bbls. do do fs E#
90 tierces Rice
1875 boxes assorted Tobacco.
300 chests and coddies assorted Tea.
100 boxes Starch.
100 Saleratns. a ....'
80 kegs and boxes Soda.
500 kegs assorted Nails.
$50 boxes and half-boxes star candles,
go boxes Palm and family Soap
so thousand gun caps.
10 do lbs bar lead.
100 bags assorted shot, tsH FEP
1Ov dozen wash boards.
100 nests tubs. 1851 sg so u
100 dozen buckets.
Cordnge, cotton yarn, carpet chain assortec twine
Mackerel. White Fish, assorted window glass, dried
frut Of all kinds, syices, nuts, &C., &c. &c. always on
hand and for sale ct the very lowest market prces
J. 8. KIMBALL CO.,
mis- Burlington, Iowa
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NO. 27

SpAIDnso's Ham w AsH.-No wonder that
Mr. Spalding has received premiums for his
admirable preparation Of Rosemary and
Castor Oil, which among the beaux and
bellies is quite indispensable. One Of its
great recommendations is that It is no nos
trum; its ingredients are harmless, and at
the same time 30 eficacious that we have
good hopes ofa perpetuity Of glossy curls,
and of an utter Punishment Of badness.
Sold by j. L. TAYLOR, Ottumwa Iowa.
The Kansas Constitutional Convention,
at Wyandotte, has J. NJ. Winchell as Pres
ident, and consists of 35 Republicans and
II Democrats. II I,iiii!t Gf.Eg |.l y
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Council PrOcerdfng

Council met, present, Mayor, Recorder
and Marshal, Aid. Lewis, sSimons, Jones,
Baker, Hunter, Potter, Hendershott and
Graves,-absent Aid. Blake.
Journal Of last meeting read and approved.
A petition signed by w. j. Ross and
others presented, asking the council to i'm
prove the wash through Block and 7, which
petition was on motion referred to the street
committee.
A petition was presented, signed Myers,
Devin and others, proposing to donate the
ground for street through out Lots, 90, 80
30, and 81, provided the city will open said
street,-which petition was on motion, re-
ferred to the street committee.
The committee appointed to examine the
account of the Marshal, submit the following
Report.-As near as they en- ascertain the
condition Of account between the present
Marshal and the city, are as follows:
Amount collected on tax list FIR
1856 17,72
1857 657,S5
1858 45s,27
Fines and Fees collected 1915
Cash on Road and Poll Tax 1902
Amount collected in Labor on List for
1857 369,31
Total, '.... ae 1862 p
On Or. ... ..a.. t.a#
By Treasurers Receipts $lOs1,69
Acct. for Hauling ia a sos
Receipts given for collections made by j.
Newman :. $500
Amount taken in labor as above 369,31
Of fine collected in labor 100
Total $1512,O4
Amount in Marshals hands 64,87
Collected for which no Receipts have been
given sf 1914
Total aa. a..s - sS,O1 ).
The committee also find that he received
$236,55 Of Newman, belonging to the Road
fund, which he has vouchers to offset to the
amount of $191,67 but his Books show as
having expended $235,O5 leaving balance
in his hands of l,50 making total in his
hands of $50, 81. n
: On molten of Aid. Potter, the Report was
laid on the table and committee discharged.
Ordinance 81 in relation to street commits
sioner was taken up and read.
The yeas and nays being called resulted
as follows:
Yeas, Lewis, Jones, Potter, Graves, 81
mons, Hunter, Hendershott, Baker paired
off Blake being absent-Yeas having votes
the ordinance was passed.
The Ordinance regulating the pay sfofficers
was voted upon Section by, Sec,ion-Or
motion the 9th and 10th were stricken out
1.-The ordinance was then passed.
Moved by Mr.. Hendershott, that com
mittee of two be appointed to act in conjunc
ton with the Marshal, to examine the Ia,
Books,-Messrs. Jones and Potter were ap
pointed said committee. Co.. .
On motion James Hawley, E. Washburn
w. P. Rowell were appointed Judges, ana
John Gillespie, A. NJ Bonniaeld, Clerks o.
the Election to be held on Wednesday next
for taking the sense Of the people, as t
granting Depot grounds, and right of wa.
through the city.
w. Goldsmith, rendered his Resignation
as Recorder, which on motion of Mr. Hunter
was received.
On motion the council adjourned to NEE
on Thursday evening next.
w. GOLDSMITH, Recorder.
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nDeath to All vermin Il

1t Is truly WonderfI NTH mhat Certainty
Rats, Reaches, Mice Noles, Ground Mice, Bed Bugs,
Ants Moths, Mosquitoes, feas, Insects on animals,
"Costars" Rat, Roach, &C., Exterminator,
"Costar's" Bed-Bug Exterminator,
"Costar's" Electric Powder, for Insects, &c.
1.-THE only infallible remedies knovn.1
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-09-22

The Directors of the Litchfield Mutual Fire Insu-
rance company in submitting their 25th Annual Re-
port propose to submit herewith brief summary of
their operations during the quarter of a century
which has elapsed since their organization for the
purpose of determining whether the Com,mnv has
fulfilled the design and expectations Of its fonndsrs
by aording the convenience of central location II,
our County, extending facilities and resuIting
benefits by means of agencies established in eaeS
town, and still preserving just and uniform rats
OF insurance. and by avoiding the assumption of
hazardous risks by agents. by subjecting ali surveys
OF property and applications for insurance to Ce
trai Board Of Directors and thus furnishing 4,
each member of the Company safe, economical.
and home insurance company, at equitable rates.
and sec urng the resulting profits to the insured
as their common property.
How well the principle of mutual insurance. hax
been sustained HIS an economical and reliable avs
tenn, will appear from the following statement of
the operations OF the Company during the 26 years
of its existence
The following statement exhibits the amount rs-
celved III cash tor premiums, the amount charged ON
the company books, reserved guarantee fund and
as basis for assessment if necessary and also ths
amount of property insured-which we have airau-
ged Into periods Of five years, while our policies
were thus extended and three years for the subse-
quent period, the last being the present tenn Vi
OF insurance
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-09-22

To- AUGATUCK RAILROAD.-NEw ARRANGE,
~ MENT,-On and after May 18th, 1859, Trains
will run follows
GOING NoRrH--Leaue Bridgeport: 1915 A. NJ fol
Winsted, connecting with theHS 90 A. train from
New York and with the 10 10 A. NJ train from New
Haven and connecting at Waterbury with train to
Hartford
IL Oo A. NJ. freight train, with passenger accom-
modations, for Winsted, leaving Waterbury to 60
North No at 7'2S P. M. connecting with train from
a12 P. NJ. express freight train for Waterbury,
connecting with As P. N. train out of New York.
$50 P. N. for Winstcd connecting with the g. Is
p. NJ train from New York, and the 5.25 P. NJ.
train from New Haven
GOING SoUTH-Leape Winsted: $50 A. NJ for
Bridgeport, New York and New Haven connecting
at Waterbury with train to Hartford
Haven.
Leape Waterbury: s. 30 A. NJ. for Bridgeport, New
YORK, and New Haven, connecting with trains over
the New Haven and New London and New Haven
and Hartford roads.
SIS A NJ for Bridgeport New York & New Haven.
$50 A. N. freight train for Bridgeport
3.l3 P. M. for Bridgeport, New York & New Haven
All trains stop at all regular stations Freight
trains have passenger car attached.
The Woodbury. stage arrives to connect at Sew
mour with the SIS A. NJ tram down from Water
bury, and returns on the arrival of the 10 la NJ
train from Bridgeport
The stage from Bethlehem, Litchfeld, Otis Cole
brook Centre and Burlington, arrives to connect
with the Al P. NJ. train down from Winsted, and
returns on the arrival of the l015 A. N. train up
from Bridgeport.
The stage for Harwinton leaves Litchfield station
on the arrival of the 1915 A. NJ. train up from
Bridgeport
The stage from Watertown connects with the
S.l5 NJ. train down from Waterbury, and returns
on the arrival Of the 10. 15 A. NJ. train up from
Bridgeport.
Stage for Goshen leaves Wolcottvillc daily. on
arrival OF the 10.15A NJ. train from Bridgeport
A discount of five cents made to passengers pur-
chasing tickets at the office.
CHARLES WATERBURY, Superintendent.
Bridgeport, May 7, 1859.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-09-22
q Il III H II S TIE Ee sou
Jan. /, 1859.

UNSURPASSED, OR EVEN EQUALED FOR ITS
Defensive, Erasive OF Cleansing Qualities.
A S everything of this nature must stand ON it's
IA own ts-for public patronage: it is unneces-
sary to state anything than few facts
what it will accomplish.
AS a common washing or laundry Soap it does not
require near much Soap or labor. and consequent
ly not much wear to tie clothes, i'll its USE
as does the common washing Soap.
Each bar of Soap is enveloped with directions for
its Soap.
I have analysed specimen of Mr.. Hotchkiss
Laundry Soap. and found it very superior article
for washing purposes, and free from adulterations
1t makes excellent suds and is exceedingly well
adapted for the removal of ink and grease spots
from cotton, linen and WOODEN goods. without injury
| to the texture color.
| : SYLVESTER P. WHEELER, Chemist.
| Bridgeport Aug. 49, 1859.
ALADAsrER SoAP.-This is a new article manufac-
tured by Mr. Josiah Hotchkiss, of Bridgeport. and
has lately been introduced into families with great
success. Several ladies of our acquaintance have
tested its merits for the laundry pronounce it equal
| if not superior to Burwels any other kind now
before the public Waterbury American
| DEsIDERATuM.-The Alabaster Soap manufac-
tured by Hotchkiss and Fitch, Bridgeport, is the
very best article of the kind have used.
! The women all like it. becaHce it saves them the
trouble Of boiling OUT their clothes.
! Litchfeld Enquirer.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-09-22

% GAHAEA LBS. fresh WHITE LEAD, from
~sVVV Jewett & Sons, Brooklyn, Belle
vue and Boston White Lead Co s.
LOCO lbs. AMERICAN ZINC, and / 600 lbs
FRENCH ZINC just received and for sale in lots to
suit purchasers.
VENETIAN RED, SPANISH WHITE, FRENCH
YELLOW, CHROME GREEN AND YELLOW,
AMERICAN AND CHINESE VERMILLION,
BURNED UMBER, &C., always on hand
large lot of pure AMERICAN LINSEED OIL
Just received and selling cheap
A good assortment of DRUGS and MEDICINES
ACIDS, OILS, &c, at the lowest rates.
Physicians Prescriptions quickly and carefully
prepared at the Drug Store, South street
j. G.. BECKWITH,
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-09-22
DENTTsTR~

- DIR. E. w. BLAKE would call the at
.NffYYYS ten,ion of his patrons to his superior
mode OF filing Teeth with pure g,ll,
winch renders further decay next to impossible
He would also ask them to look at his superior
Single Gum Teeth; also to his Premium Continu-
Gus Gum Teeth-tbe hest in use.
The strictest attention given usual to the
full yet expeditious Extraction of Teeth with orwth-
out the use of Chloroform, Ether and other benumb
ing agents.
Business hours from O'Clock A. NJ to o'clock
+. M Office in the first building south of the Man
SIGN House, (up staiis)
Sixteen years in the busness-thirtcen in Litch-
field, Conn.
Ltcfeld, August ], 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-09-22
HENRY A. HULL

"T GUILD announce to the citizens of Litchfield
w and vicinity, that after an absence of ten
years. he has returned for the purpose of prosecut
lug the TAILORING BUSINESS in all its branches
ard trusts that by faithful attention business he
shall merit the confidence and share in the patron
age of the public.
Particular attention paid to the cutting of
JUVENILE DRESS
Thanking old friends for their kind demonstra
ton in his BEHALF he invites them, and all in need
OF work in his line, to call at his rooms over the
post Office in South ste eet.
Ltchfeld, Oct. 20, 1858. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-09-22
Elm Park Collegiate institute,
(FoR YOUNG GENTLEMEN and BoYsD
LITCHFIELD, Conn,

E1NDER the management of the Rev. JAMES
q RICHARDS, ID, assisted by JAMES RIcnARDs,
Jr., b., graduate OF Princeton College, New Jer
sey, and WIENER BJERG Esq, ats instructor i'll the
government School of Denmark
Every advantage is afforded under the present ar
Engagements for obtaining a substantial useful and
accomplished education. Mr.. Bjerg has full COM
mand OF the English, French and German languages.
and an experience of eight or ten years as teacher
Of youth. The twelfth term Of this school will open
on the lst OF November Twenty pupils will be
ceved into the family of the Principal and will be
under the kind and constant supervision OF the 1n
structors For circulars address
10 DR. RICHARDS, Principal.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-09-22
Use the Best !!

EIVCR beauty. brillianey and economy buy WAR
~ NER, PIATT Bios PA1LNT COAL OIL
LAMP. This Lamp will give light equal to three
Fluid Lamps. of two wieks each, a, hdH the COST
This Oil is not explosive and be burned in this
Lamp without smell or smoke
We are prepared to supply the Lamps, shades,
chimneys, wicks and oil in any quantity.
j. G. BECkWITH, South street Drug Store