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New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

aud bitter 70 the taste, and painful 70 he touch. I've
absolutely naked Arabs were carrying skins OF pae
Dead Sea water to seme cabs of theirs IN the roess
and they were the only human beings whom ! saw
during the whole day fron betnahy 70 'ne Dess
The ssilors bathed in the lake and found ts waters
bucynnt. The Land Of Moab was az desoiaie ss we
land OF India Its mountains even higher we gA.1-
cred orr party together aer hours rest and rode
seruss the dry sandy, desolae white plain two boors,
uut we found ourselves in front of long OF trees
ard shrabbery refreshing 70 the sgat and heard ne
rushing Of waters beneath them. Following ne psaa
slongfi pleasant shade we came 20 place where
the banks were low, and all reshed iaeoDsiaeniiy
into tie River Jordan II was the only running sresm
We had seen IN Judea, and was the seeoaa RAsse
where We found water for our animals IA oas wEo's
uar,h thought il both natural and inevitable snas
The inhabitants Of SYRIA should deem their only ever
a saered one. We drank Of is waters We pa,'sa ~
then we felt that they NOT only refresnbg ~
healirg. But tie Jordan, ike Jerusalem, rs no1's
We could see the valley throssn wnIs - sass
for many mles-hat intervale land covered VIA wpse
fards We could see tho steep mountains on ei,sef
se for ffty miles in length but there n NOT one Plan
taiion or habiiaton there. Tearing ourselves away
reluctantly from the fellowship OF the RIVER we nasS
cred over the sands seeing only one hving BENG ON
our way and that wild boar-aseending the noun
tain side on the wet until we attained paia 2, sen
o'clock at night. where we found some Dali aoaen
cottages with fires outside the doors Passing thence
we arrived at the banks Of spring. from which newed
small rivuet. On the side Of this stream upon me
dry sand without protection Of roof or tree or shrao
having dismounted our horses, spread our blankets
and laid down under bright starry say % siesg'h IN
what once was and vet bears the name of Jericho-
Our Arab guides had determined to beg Of US sheep
a baekshish we resisted. We ate our simple sup
per- while they, mprovdent and svaricsoos hangesee
ssid their PRAYERS and then rallied at in Arabic, be-
cause after paying them the tribute for permesion %
go through their country and compensation Tor thc'r
protection ard defense which they had asked ns, we
would not give them as doueeur sheep Tor tneir
I supper.
AT two O'Clock in the morning the Shek called as
| up we mounted and proceeded on our wey backward
toward Jerusalem by starlight, up and down all kinds
Of ssir eases The sun rose and the days hea, began
| before we reached the Mount Of Olives. At II we
entered Jerusalem, after ride OF twenty-one hours
| out Of twenty eight in the saddle.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

Missouri IN fueh Convention in favor Of the non'n'-
ton Of her eminent citizen, Edward Bates, or some
other man equally sound, upright, and available.
You can see that the purpose Of this last meeting
at Je6eTton City will at AL conflict with that OF
the preceding but rather be auxiliary 70 IT 10 ls,
therefore, earnestly desired tha, YOU will attend ootn,
ton as possible.
81 In the mean while, yen are requested TO advlfe
the Committee Of your ability 70 be present, sad also
Of any other matters pertaining 10 the cause thai may
sugges; themselves. An early answer is solicited.
Very respectfully yours, -.
"B. GRAFT BROWN.
Chsirmsn Of the Republican Committee"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

"ST. LayIs, Now, 1853.
Ny DEAR SIR: Recent events w0nld seem 10 DC,
us,i renewal of the correspondence which was h21
durioo the past Sc,nEner with the friends OF Free
oh in all parts OF our State and sso the concert OF
spch action ss NAV bes give emphasis 20 their views
in ,bs oresent and STABILITY 10 their party IN the fa-
tuTe. , . .
{" Yo,r attention has probably been directed to
call ,p,aDatipe from neetng Of the Opposition, re-
Gently hd Al lie exngton sor State Convention OF All
orpo.es Il tie present National Democratic Admins
ts,ion % s assembled IL Jefferson City on the 2sth
of uext December. II is h&2ed that you val make
arTspeemenls to be present :. such ConveSson, anu
will induce as msDy of your neighbors az P9seole,
.isrirp your opinions, 10 be LAere likewise Il may
NOT be that ali ho attend the Convention VIII sgree
b,lly in sentueSt upon questions, but az COM
mon determination of resistance 20 the existing eor-
rrrt sseepdency in both our National and state
G1ryerpmentsswill prevail, thers Is little room iSr
So,bt that such basis will be settled upon as VIII
combine the chief elsments of opposition sohdiy ana
VIGOROUSLY. ,..
@ /, i furthermore determined at the sane place,
end immediately succeeding the Convention above
uentiortd TO hold another having in viss some oo-
,ets additional 10 those embraced by tne Lexington
ys IN which steps will be taken 20 perfect sn organ
irstiou in every township, city and county, looking
20 the establishment OF the politics OF Missouri upon
srhse and Free Labor foun6ation-one more eongenH
10 immigration and the developnient OF nome weallh
than now exsts, and sf the same time 70 MAKE pro
vision for representation in the National Convennoa
20 be called BY the leading portion Of me opposnon
Marty 10, the domination Of ea1asaa's iol us
hessdepsy, thereby sesaripG be hn ~Eaenss :"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

Fro- Tie AiBasy EreaiA0 JosrHdL
We have been permitted to copy the following ex-
tracts from two letters lately received from Governor
Sauard.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24
REPUBLICANISM IN MISSOURI

The following oireulsr has beea issued by the 20
un5Hcan State ComIlittee Of hissoEr;
"ST. LayIs, Now, 1853.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-20
Why the Amendment 20 the Aaassa-
obu.eeta Conatution vyaa Naaaa

Why the Amendment 70 The Massa-
ohnsetts Constitution Was Made.
Our readers 6rs aame thos The Repnb.
lican party of Massachusetts, hos made an
amendment to the State constellation which
requires foreigners to wait two years after
naturalization before they are allowed 10
vote Why they did Il is thus explained By
Colonel Schouler in the Boston Atlas Of May
4. lie was answering some objections TO tho
law:
"The other point il, that if we accept their
amendment, We cannot gain 80 many Irish
and German Democrats, now IN the Demo-
cratic party, 10 our ranks 10 1860 Now, as
to that, we have only to say to that, firstly
NOTHING CAN BE MADE OUT OF
THAT CLASS OF FOREIGNERS whom
General Wieon seems 90 anxious 10 propi-
tiate; and, secondly, we should RATHER
Nor HAVE THEIR AID, than be COM
PEELED 10 buy itby any indiscret'on or yield,
ing of any just principle or measure
Colonel Schouler was, until very recently,
the editor Of Governor Chases Columbus
organ, and he and the Governor entertain,
no doubt, the same sentiments in relation
to foreign. born citizens. As nothing could
be made out Of that class of Foreigners
that is, those who vote the Democratic ticket
the best thing that could be done was to
prescribe them. SO says the Republican
organ.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-20
Telhng Tales On Each Other.

The Chicago Democrat is Long John
Wentworth's newspaper, and Long John is a
bishop or elder in the Republican Church,
Hear, then, what he says of his political as
sociates
uThis year, 1859, it is notorious that the
blaeklegs, the brOthel'keepers, and that
whole class of offenders, who claim the right
10 violate oil cur laws with impunity, also
voted the Republican ticket, The loafng
and vagrant class of professional street la.
borers, who are incapable OF doing good
day's work, and therefore can not get situa-
tions under any individual OF corporation
also voted the Republican ticket There
were men sent to the Bridewell, very deser
vedly, who were pardoned out on the eve o
the election, and they all voted the Republi
can ticket"
! Rather 1foul party that
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-20

EP Botts-he who slept with Capt Tyler
and afterwards swOre to head the Captain
or die, (Which latter he didn't do, aiteI
failing to do the former)--abused o. Jen-
hinge Wise, in card in the Richmond EX-
aminer, recently, when the, Governors
Son came back ut him in the Enquirer
Offering him coin in return fully equal il
denomination ! They abused each Other
like pick-pockets, to express the thing brief
ly. b. B. Bolts, son of Capt Tyler's bed
fellow, has appeared in a card, utterly out
billingsgating the elder Bolts aud yOunt
Wise, put together. His denuneiatiOn o
Wise is painfully scOrching, and we ma!
exL ect the affair to terminate in a meeting
according to 'the code" At present tn
matter stands great deal as does "the wa
in Europe, but without the same advanta
ges to the -four and grain dealers.
Saltpetre is rising.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-20

De4-Our neighbor of the Gazette may be
set down as law-abiding citizen. While
he believes the Fugitive slave law to be an
unconstitutional enactment. aud subversiye
of the rights ofthe people, he says "stiiiit d
The laC, and, as individual citizens We have
no right to oppose its enforcement" If he
have no right to oppose its enforcement, OF
a parity of reasoning he viii have no righ
to refuse TO assist in its enforcement, M
matter how unpleasant for that is compris
ed in the law, and without it there could b.
no enforcement But as he seriously OBJ
iects 10 playing the slave catcher" we hop
he will meyer be called upon to aid in tn
rendition of fugitives. His feelings VA
doubtless be respected, and he need nc
give himself any uneasiness.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-20
Rather a "fOul party that !

WATER DRINKING. Professor Siliman
closed recent Smithsonian lecture by giy-
ing the following sensible advice to young
men:
"lf, therefore you wish for clear mind,
strong muscles, aud quiet nerves, and long
life, and power prolonged into old age, peri
init me TO say, although am not giving a
temperance lecture, avoid all drinks but wa
ter, and mild infusiOns Of that fluid shuu
tobacco, aud opium, aud everything else that
distuFbs the normal state Of the system; rely
upon nutritious food and mild dilutent drinks
oi whish water is the basis, and you viii
need nothing beyond tlese things excep
rest aud due moral regulations Of all youl
powers, 70 give you long hsppy and usefu
lives and serene evening ct the close
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-20

THE Position OF GERMANY.-By the forty
sixth article of the German Confederation it
is provided .---..
"If one of the federnte States possessing
provinces beyond German territory CONF
menee war in quality of European pow
er, this war, which has no bearing upon fed
eral relations and obligations, remains who'll
ly foreign to the Confederation"
This shows that Prussia, Bavaria and the
other German States will remain neutral
in the present war, as it concerns provin-
ces beyond the German territory in the
possession of Austria, II the latter should
be invaded by France, and its influence in
Germany struck at, then the Confederation
might possibly come to its aid
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-20
The French and Russian Alliance-A
Signifo ant Article.


The Paris Constitutional lately had
significant article, showing how completely
tho "entente cordiale' has been broken up
between France and England, and how il
has been supplauted by the Russian ALI.
anoe. Take the following paragraph as q
specimen:
"There are in Independent Tartary two
principal States-Khiva and Bokhara. For
several years past the Khan OF Khiva has
been little else than ieudatory of ltussis,
The Khan Of Bokhara has just sent to 81.
Petersburg friendly embassy, which,
whether small or great, is nothing less than
an act OF submission. What is 10 follow
from the extension Of Russian influences to
these cOuntries2 New roads will be laid
out; they will be rendered safe, not imme-
diately by the presence of police, but by the
certainty and the saiutary terror Of repress
ion. Relations will be multiplied, and when
the Russian system of rail roads shall have
been completed, we shall see the entire COM
merce Of Hindostan taking the road to Rus
sia, With this result it is certainly not
( France that will have reason to find fault.
The anticipation we hail with approval and
security. When the scheme Of Russian
rail roads shall have been completed; when
an ever-actiye industry shall have covered
with steamers the wide and beautiful rivers
which flow through Russia; when locOmo-
tiyes shall, in few days, pass over the dis
tance separating the Black Sea to the Sea OI
Aral, commerce will find economy, safety
and rapidity in favor of resuming that an-
oient land route which, in other times, made
the fortunes of Genoa and Venice As the
commerce sf Asia has always assured the
preponderance to the people who possess it
Russia will thus inherit scepter which nov
belongs to another
In speaking thus kindly of Russia tn,
French press, which is under the control o
the French Government undoubtedly echoe
the views of the latter
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-20
nc. The mate of steamboat shot himself

pA.T The mate of steamboat shot himself
in Louisville on Saturday, by blowing in a
gun to see il it was loaded, while he held the
hammer back with his loot lis name was
Jones' Luckily the charge was shot, and
not bullet, or his blowing" would, as usu.
al, have blown his brains out As it was, the
bones of his face and nose were badly shat
tered. This trick ofblowing into gun is
warranted to kill nine times out of ten. A
gun that has lain loaded for fifty years, and
been vainly snapped every day of the time
we have full faith will go of to a "dead cer'
tainty" the moment anybody attempts to sec
if it is loaded "bY blowing in it, and hold
ing the lock back with bis foot" The gur
seems to have sense enough to know tina
then is the right time to go Of and take
fool with it,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-20
n.mooratIo countv Convention.

The Democrats Of Montgomery county ara
hereby notified to meetin Mass Convention
at Beckel Hall, In Dayton, on Saturday May
eIst. at 2 O'Clock, P. NJ. for the purpose Of aP
pointing nine delegates aod alterna'es to the
democratic State Convention, to be held Al
Columbus on Thursday, May 26th. A full at
tendance is requested from every Ward and
Township. BY order Of the Democratic Gen.
tral Committee. B. M' AZ khs' Oht o.
Tnns. L. TnRKsnER, Sec.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-20
Trustees Sale of Valuable Real Estate

Trustees Sale OF Valuable Real Estate
IN pursuance of certain indenture of
Il trust between the Dayton, Xenia and Belpre
Rail Road Company OF the ftet part, and William
p. Huffman OF the second part, made the 25th day
of January, 1854 and recorded in the Recorders of
noe OF Montgomery county January 21th, 1854, In
Mortgage Book l., pages 62e 621, 52s 62s, Sao 6sl
Of Greens county, Ohio, February nth, 1854 in Book
D. pages 25l 21b 2Is 217 27s, 27s 2so 2sI as2 9s9,
seribed Real Estate, on
SATURDAY, JUNE 4TH, 1859,
At the door of the Court House. in the city Of Day
ton, between the hours of and O'Clock, p. NJ, OF
county and state Of ohio numbered on The Revised
Plat Of said city, 90s 33s $685. $685. 1884, 3aS6 3sS6
93s7 $685. S43l sis2 sl3S 3isf subject to the right
Company, twenty-five feet from the centre of theiI
present track on east side.
Also Lot in Sald city of Dayton 1882 clear of any
Also, part of Lot numbered l4O, in said city oil
Dayton, described as follows Being 60 feet in depth
Off the south side of said in-ot, and 1G feet
or less in width, fronting Third street. adjoining
the property conveyed to L. Thresher by G. Aughin.
baugh, Dec. 8, ls46, and the property conveyed by
w. p. Huffman, Atty. IN fact for the Dayton, Nenis
& Belpre Rail Road Company, under said Trust
Deed to Snton 81 Means, being the west half of the
property described in No OF the Schedule of prop
erty connected with said Trust Deed, upon which il
situate a three story brick business house.
Also, the following Real Estate described in No
state of Ohio, lying and being in Section 81, Town
ship 2, Range 7, and described as follows, Wis BE
ginning at the northwest corner of Patty New.
combs one hundred acre lot, thence south 70 w
and two tenths poles to stone, in said Patty
Newcomb's west line; tlence north 7se 30m. w
/ forty-four and one-tenth poles to q stone on tn,
south line of 9th street. the city of Dayton; thenc
the south line of said 6th street, N 7ie t. three
poles to stone, the east line OF the corporation
Of said city Of Dayton, one pole to stake; thence
N. liza T.. BiXty-hve one hundredths of pole to
stones thence south 791 4. thirty-eight and nine
tenths poles to the place OF beginning, containing
one and oae-fOrth acres, more leHB. To be sold
subject to the right of way of said Dayton, Xena
| Bepre Rail Road, twenty-five and half feet iron
the centre of the present track, each side, whic
includes all on the south sile of thesame.
Also Lots numbered ten ti0) and thirteen (i3) Ii
Goudy's addition TO the town of Xenia, as records
in Green county, and State of Ohio, subject to tn
right of way OF the Dayton, Xenia Belpre Raj
Road
Terms of Sale -one-third cash; one-third in 81
months; and 0ne-thifd in twelve months, with in
terest to be secured by mortgage upon the propert
sold.
w. p. HUFFMAN, Trustee and Atty. in fact
for the Dayton, Xenis& Belpre II. r. Co.
apr26-d&wtt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-20

D@-The rust has made its appearance in
the wheat fields of Southern Georgia far
earlier than last year. IL is said to be very
bad Memphis Eagle.
The above item has been published regu'
larly every year since 1880, the period wher
we began to take in newspaper information
intelligibly, How long prior to that time
it received its yearly airing, we have now nj
means Of ascertaining, The paragraph
should be stereOtyped.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-20

The STUGENTs ADOUT-The Columbus
journal suys that in excsvating for laying
the foundation for tue new walls to the Pen
itentiary, a deep trench was cut directly
through the prison burying ground, and
consequently many cOfins were exhnmed
but in the majority of such cases the in
mates had been removed, and naught wal
left but moulderiDg boards. The greatel
part Of the buryiDg ground will be brOugh
within the walls Of the addition 70 the Pris
on.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-20

To morrow the Democracy Of Montgomery
County will meet at Beckers Hall, for the pur'
pose Of choosing delegates to the State Conven'
tiou which will meet in Colu'n6rs on next
Thursday 26th inst.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-20

nM-T The New York Ledger ann ounces that
Mr.. Bryant will hereafter contribute his
poems 10 the columns Of that journal
That is like locking the stable after the
horse had been stolen. All the poems Bry.
ant will hereafter contribute Bonner may
put in his eye.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-20
Flag Mil for Sale.

THE large Mill built by the Dayton Flax
Il Co, with acres OF ground is offered for sale,
At bargain. -, -
Il has all the machinery necessary for doing a
large business, complete and in good order Ihe
property will be sold on the most Teasona6te terms
on application to CHAS' r. 1LAhhEi
/ apr5i Real Estate Agent, Third street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-20
Irving Fire Insurance Co.
INCORPORATED 1851
OFFICE, No ., WALL street, NJ "
Dash CAPITAL, $4,000

Insures Bulldings Furniture, Merchandise, Vessels
in Port and their Cargoes, and other property
against loss or damage by TIRE, on iaVofaoe TERMS
DIRECTORS.
Mason Thompson, William Nelson John y, Hiliy,
a. i CaAtree Vanderbilt L BnstOn, Benjamin
Hart, John shotwell, Abraham NJ Bininger, Thomas
Christy, Vim Radford, John Romer, SylHanns ,
Ward Charles Bufkhalter, Alonzo Cushmant Wm
bailey John o More, John Hobby, VIM FJAekson,
Adam Frazee, Alexander Mckenzie, Chas' stirling,
Joseph Rogers, John u Degfsuw, na.iH M m Samson,
vid Moses, John Besson Frederick Horribly, yrua
Knapp Isaac Odeli, Bella s. Squire william Cor.
win j WAdswOFth, Wm FerdOni a forsy thi ana
a''u Nnea MASON THOMSON, President.
MARTIN L. CR0wELL, Secretary
CHAs. n. CLARKE, Agent,
! aorls Cleggs Building, Third st
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-20

nm.For Locals, Telegraph. and other
matters of interest and information, see
First and Fourth Pages.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-20
said Lots being on kalSer street. fronting the Gin
ciunau Freight and Passenger DepOts,
Also

These Lots are north Of the Cincinnati bcpots,
and are very desirable for dwellings.
ALSO,
lot numbered sst3 on the corner appraised NJ 100
a6t5 on Ludlow street, 10000
These Lots being south OF Depots and opposite
School House.
ALSO,
At the Door of the Court House,
The south halfof Lot numbered on Perry,
bet. 4th and 9th sts., appraised az 10000
ALSO,
The north t9JS feet Of Lot No. s5, on Main
ST., appraised at $4,000
The south s6 feet OF Lot No 29l, on Main ct.
east side, bet 9Th and Franklin streets,
sppralsedat 1000
30 oif OF the west, and Of the south 10 feet
of Lot No. 62, fronting on the alley, APP
praised at 5000
Lot No. sss, being n East corner on Basin
and list sts., with large Frame Warehouse,
appraised At i,250OC
Lots No. eo5 q 6as, Of ist street, running
back to Rail- Road, with Miani FOuEdery
and nIashine shops, subject TO an unex-
at a,7ooOC
gar Faetory,) on East side Of Basin, near
LIST st., appraised at 2,lOOO'
The terms OF sale are: One-third cash IN hand
one-third In one year, and one-third in two yeari
from day OF sale, with interest on deferred pay
ments, TO be secured by mortgage on the premises
To be sold M the property Of the heirs OF GeOrg,
WSmith, deceased, by
HENRY L. BROWN,
Executor and Guardian,
sprls-dtt and Special Muster Commissioner.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-20

arThe Washington Constitution Of the
18th says that Judge Douglas 10 OF present
ia that city
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-20
OFT LOT.

A FINE Lot on Steele's Hill, containing
n 7,s Acres-9eautitully htuated--will he solo
N"''i' vs. ''f CHAS. +. CLARKE,
aprl5 Real Estate Agent, sd street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-20
GENTLEMEN'S
Furnishing Goods =!

New, Novel, Elegant and Useful. A large
lot of those indispensable articles just re-
ceived.
The B0YS-that mischieYous class, who
tear their clothes-l have no doubt will call
and see me, as years of experience has
proved to them that can suit their Juvenile
tastes; and if there is boy inside or outside
the Corporation, who has not worn my
JACKETS and PANTS, | wish to see him,
and thoroughly renovate his external aps
pearance, by dressing him up in suit Of
my well-itting garments Parents are reN
spectfully invited to examine the goods
My stock of Gentlemens Wear is one of
of the most complete and beautiful in the
market Hand examine the --latest Styles
w, G BREENE,
spr2- No, /, Main street, Dayton, Ohio,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-20
DESTRUCTION TO vERMIN.

TINS SUMNER Moon WAS SHINING
All IN the purple sky, .'f
MY tylfo and l. We toBsedabO
And could not close an eye
I cursed and swOre, she seolded rue
All through the weary night,
But twas enough TO yeX saint,
The bcd-bigs' savage bite.
soon as the morning broke, rose
From out my sleepless bed,
And, oh, so wfetched did feel,
I half wished was dead
You may be sure / certain went
That morn to Roses store,
And home In ioyfultriumphl
tn Magnetic Powder bore
Which quickly slaughtered every bug,
Mosquito, roach and fly;
Aud now throughout the Iivelong night
We sleep, nor ope aneye.
hE-The Genuine Lyons Magnetic Powder am
Pills are sold at Roses Drug Store, where can b
obtained at all times every article In the Drug trade
u,Vr I'm