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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-28

thing thai can prercnt Black Republican tr'-
umph in 1860. Wa furthermore believe that the
election Of Letchcr asares strictly-seetiona con-
test in 1860, aud the inevitable triumph Of the
Black Republican candidate. II Is unnecessary
for Us to repeat the Arguments by which We
have frequently established both Of these PROPOSE
tons
So far rs we are individually concerned. how
ever, we arc willing to leave out Of the question
all the bearings that thi. Virginia election may
have upon the result in 1850. We prefer to con-
duct the canvass solely upon the issues OF State
policy IL is only when Virginians are appealed
to- upon national considerations. to sustain the
Democratic party. that We feel constrained to say
that they are thereby inevitably proyokinga Sec
ltional contest in 1860. But we have plenty OF
State issues to decide this election upon, irrespec-
tive of all questions of national politics. We OPP
pose the ceton Of Mr.. Letcher because he has
been. only recently, so disloyal Nirg'nlnn rs to
seek to divide and discover our glorious old Com
monwealth. We oppose his election because he
sought to impair the iealy Of the Virginia to the
South, by weakening her interest in the institution
of slavery. We oppose the Democratic ticket be-
cause IL IL composed oI men VINO HhHeHe'oi b'''"
auy earnest Of their concern for the internal
wealth aud development of Nirginia-and one OF
whom has been the b,terest opponent OF internal
improvement, in Virginia, ever born upon her soil.
We oppose the Democratic ticket. above all, be-
cause ii IS Democratic ticket composed OF men
committed TO the radical and destructive dogmas
of Democracy-in who favor rndicaism ot the
a,r.,, Uh IN n H.
,ional Administration rcekinc with rot,enness and
corruption and pronigacy-mcn who are the rep
rcsentativcs of n party which has broughtnpon the
country an unreasonable hcrtase"t Woe We
oppose this ticket and we call upon the people
Of Nirginia--the Knoxville Register notwilhstand-
ing-to defeat il at the polls
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-28
The Alleged Wife Observation-Disclosures
Of his Arrest.

From the Pittshurg. Wheeling. and Western
',apers we gather the particulars of the arrest of
Jacob s. Harden who is charged with having
poisoned his wife. The Pttsburg Chronicle OF the
10Th says that the arrest made on the Sunday
before, by Smith McD City Sergeant of
Wheeling 1t appears that Mcdonald was inform.
cd that man bearing astrong resemblance TO
Harden had taken up his residence in Paramount,
and thinking possibly he might be the person. he
resolved to see him and satisfy himself whether or
not his suspicious correct. With this view
he visited Paramount, and was gratifed to find
that the stranger and fugitive were one and the
same person. lie was carried to Wheeling by
the first conveyance, and put in Jail in that city
to awat requsiton for his removal to New
Jersey. lilo is young man of about twenty-five
years of age. and highly educated. His wife,
with whose murder he is charged. was an accom-
plished and beautiful woman, and her death
produced the most intense excitement among
her friends. The evidence Of the prisoners
guilt is, rs we have stated, ola very conclu-
siye character, and no will doubtless meet
with the reward which u crime 80 atrocious mer-
its.
The Wheeling Intclligencer notices the arrival
In that city from Paramount of officer Hawley and
Mr.. Jno. Wright in charge of Jacob s. Harden:
charged with the murder Of his wife ON the 9th Of
March last, at Ahdsrsontown, Warren county,
New Jersey. Mr.. Wright made the acquain-
tance of Harden on q railroad train and after
wards met him several times in the neighbor-
, hood of Paramount. On Sunday morning some
one showed him a-photograph likeness Of q MUIR
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-28

derer named Harden. accompanied b. pfpe,a-
matioa from the Governor Of New Jer ey, Offering
$500 for his arrest. Wright recognized the pnr-
trait and informed the police. Harden had assum-
ed the alias OF Austin, and when arrested denied
bis identity and insisted that his name was Austin
but when seeing the likeness he sank under the
exact resemblance and exclaimed with consdera-
bic feeling.
Il am Jacob s. Harden, but it was thnt moth
ernaw that administered the POISON" lie
then told several circumstances in connection
with the murder. stating that after the death of
his wife, coroncr's jury was summoned, before
which he appeared as witness. and that after
the jury had been in session five days without
result, he was advised to leave and assume ano-
Their name, which he did protesting his innocence
He committed to Jail to await requisition
from the Governor of New Jersey. Harden is
not more than % years of age. an intelligent. if
not rather pleasant face nnd agreeable man
Ills wife, it is said, some years his
senior.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-28

Times IL WASHINGTON AS TELEGnAPHED TO THE
NEW York PArERs.-Mr. Brown, an aHnche to
the journal Of Commerce, who is the New York
correspondent of Tho Constitution, has been nv-
ted to take the editorial management Of il: but the
Presidents vague promises thus far have prevent
ed the conclusion of the negotiation.
The Hon. Mr.. Bishop, of Connecticut. is now
the most prominent candidate for Commissioner
Of Patents
The Chevalier Wickof, who has been here since
the commencement of tho Sickles trial, at which
he is daily attendant is appointed bearer of tho
ratified treaty 10 China, aud will proceed ON his
mission tins week.
1t is stated that the Washington correspondent
pt the Philadelphia Press has been appointed Sec
rotary Of legation to the Dogota mission.
Thomas Moore Perssc. brother of Mr.. Pcrsse Of
the firm Of Brooks x Persse, paper dealers Of New
York, has been appointed consul to Galway.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-28

\ great cure, NIL thc phy IAN. had tail
ed 10y BAk,Rs PREMIuM BIrrERs-To Mr +. Baker-Dea
afflicted permit me 10 cite instance Il" the remarkable
qualte- ii your Premium Buffers. hal never used them
until rrccty but Mte having been i, ted win hef'
affection and dsordered stomach, the past ten or
twelve used ever. n"ans in my ""er t" restore her
to Heath She under the constant Treatment OF hve or
able rhs >vidns but relief could he had then saw
several certificates the renarkal uade 10y your Bit
c time she began /" recover rapidly Not only her nervous
abortion sorder,d stomach uiovcd but her gene
raj health better than il has been tor many years am
HOW uihs and shall always 'onhne 1" use .onr L,iers
NrttLt yourself and for the en"ft OF Others
who similarly afflicted. Your obedent servant.
Richmond, June 81, 1897. THOMAS NJ. MONTAGUE
BAkEHs premium BirrEHs-Richmond Sept ~ lsos.- II
is with willing pleasure that ddy temy to the virtue
OF tkhs PUtMIuM BIZ IEHs IA ,naknE pernsncnt cure
Cd ,r the last A.s my wife 10 using
1t iii -. inccess after snicrins de.
Imitation tlsordercd stomach. as need
tac nse"f 'hon was convinced M their van she Qualities
confidently recommend item to III. attceL j. ADAMS.
Far by al the Druggists in lynchur- and by all the
po pal Druggists in the cy ut ieAn,o and elsewhere III
sirg"s also Of Messs ehas so,. Go" 1.'ns.on ~
,ui,rs nlied by addressing Il. BAKER, Proprietor
or; gu hiehI,ond Va
a,c, rimy,. asaacni & ~ pa aud Is x lar
with Hairs Patett Porlr r. OFF LocSs the
awarded separate medals a. the Worlds Fair, Lon
dn Is l. IA the Worlds Fair. NV YORK s5 J.
Sales that Ied medal, the London
w" ~ Fan.
perfect security against Fire and
Brrp,art, ui my safe offered 10 the pnuis,
sluDu hEW ARD VIII be paid t" any person that can show
ilat !;HEiSos PArESr Champion SAfk ever failed 10
pius,rNr It's contents in an accidhia hr"
lht subscribers ri manntt an hiAs :" oier ana
thrd in Bank Chests AMI an V"n!i Doors and Money
Chests for Brokers' Jc~'cis and private taiHlc
Sn.AS g. iiEnRIN.i & co,
25l Broadway, Murray Street,
Opposite Ct, Hail, New \ ork
AGENrS -B. ". KNOWLES, i.irhnumi Va X. +. LES.
Tux, r-teis,u,gV Va; }. IL. rH,Mis 20. Lynchburg,
Va; and ROWLAND y BnoThtK. Norfolk, VA
irl 2'-l
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-28
Candidate for Board of Public Works.

By We are requested tn announce JOHN b
LOGAN candidate for he Office Of Com'aoner Of thu
board oil Public Works. march - dtdose.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-28
IErom the Norfolk Herald. |


! The Gauntlet Thrown down Our Gallant
Champion ready and anxious to meet
both the Captain and Lieutenant at once.
Wo call the special attention OF our reader- to
the proposition Of Mr.. GoEgin accompanied BY his
letter to Mr. L. II viii be observed that the letter
! of Mr.. @. was written in Petersburg before Mr..
Letcher became disabled The reader will bear
in mind that Mr.. Goggin endcavored to worm Mr..
Le,cher's new appointments out Of him without
success. betore this letter was written, and that
the letter itself was replied to rerbuAy. The rea.
der will NOTE these facts.
NATIONAL HorEL
Norfolk. April 18th 1859.
Editors Of the Herald Accompanying this is
a COPY Of Il letter addressed by me 10 Mr.. Lctchor
while Mt Petersburg, and to which he has made
no reply, exeepta verbal statement to me while
On the train. after leaving Petersburg in the
morning for Norfolk, that he had received the let
ter tao late in the afternoon OF the day before to
reply, but that he could then say it was his inten
ton 10 90 from Norfold To Meckienburg, Bruins
rick, &c, Quitting me at the first named point
but could not say which county he would reach
first. nor could be furnish me with the time or
places Of his appointments, &c.,-that he should
remain in Norfolk for some days, and that he
probably would have to consult physician us to
his health.
Not knowing what Mr.. Letcher's course will be,
write this to apprise my friends ofthe facts, and
10 furnish them with the reasons why ! am I'M
willing any longer toplay at this double-handcd
game of two against one. My friends surely can
not expect mo to divide time with Mr.. Montague
Though in all respects personally agrceabe) on u
Irt Of appointments which Mr.. Letcher dIready
hal deciarcd lat Petersburg) m,thom reservation
that il ras mol his purpose 10 attend though fol-
lowed him through his. lilo cannot be entitled
To be represented by any substitute. My physi-
cal strength isharily equal to the task of canva
ing the State three months in NIL its parts with
Mr.. Lnicher. who has already rested himself and
thcu again returned to the conflict, but now is
resting and recruiting his health the second time.
ennnut therefore meet his fresh substitutes, but
pledge myself if he will follow me through to
Fredericksburg. Twill then 60 with him to Meek
cnburg or any other point in the State, and re
main with him until the election; or will unite
with him in making list of appointments, for
the residue of the time after the 9th Of May.
nm. respectfully,
WIN. l.. GOGGIN.
p ST shall fill all my appointments and
make ether appointments also intending to CAN
VASE all points of the State us far AS practicable
unil lht day Of election W. L.. Il.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-28
Public Address

An Address. on political subjects will be deiv-
cred a. DrplxY Hall on Friday night, the Doth
inst by A. JUDsos CRANE Esq, Of Richmond. in
response TO an invitation from his friends in this
city. The public generally are invited to attend.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-28
Candidate for House of Delegates of Va.

b4~ At the solicitation Of many friends Of ell
political parties. myself candidate 70 represent
he eoanty Campbell IN the next House Delegates of
Virginia. iapil 4-dtdofe BOWLING CLARK.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-28

BY GODDlN d APPERSON, AucrioNEEns.
RI c III NJ o d, "a


ALI AHLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
y N TIE CITY OF RICHMOND ON Pearl. AND
'Ahi SHEETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTION VIA bo
sod at anei a. on WEDNESDAY. the 9Th day of APRIL.
ie' on me premises, commencing at IL O'Clock NJ the
NaLt ABLE IMPROVED REAL ESrA L, located as GiA
"V consisting OF the four teaements Pcn
pi'" respectively by MesrS Elicit Drewry W s. a. j. Don.
nan, d. " KNOWLES William sliace Sons and the
hunt Brother The above estate Ia located in M
part o Richnond and within short distance
''h bts' Dinvile Depot and Shoe War AMI
whether regard be had To the substantial
en' eac having granite those that front on
ta street run back about 14U fee, Virginia that
my front on Two streetsl or tn r advantageous
believed that II" real estate Ia this city offers better induce
meats i"r IA eons and profitable II nov rents
'f 'hc ags"gai" sum Of 5000 per The property Is
'w n""h and fvoraby spoken OF that further doscrp.
exhibited al the h n \
ftAi one attn ash balance g. H. IL anil months
Tor ncii all" notcS inter, AL secured by trust deed
HE taxes and paid by the
p"I thrv to receive The rents from the day Of sale
apr !awa tipDDlN a. AppERS,N Au,irs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.


BE net stBn nrckrd mud FtJrfd net whit tNpc
rieDce teaches Feyers throais rheumatism drop
sizes bpas affections headaches all affections of the stomach
aud bow els both OF rose hysente character and all
the maad 81 aud children have betn cured by the
of Brand eth Pills Tn tie that have paid two NIL
ons at dollars make this known, u of Itself
founding fact AND word spoken And
whit The Why that about three million In
the United States partially believe In their efficacy. AID have
general idea NJ the benefits be derive from urganu In
,ickw'ss But wha hed for pilsnihophyi What mi ms
remain to be converted And let that this knowledge
Is second only IN Christianity the benefits il capable Of
c"nterriag on mankind Let medicai persuade
that brandrehs Pills remedy II such thing
hat " ynu for two shilugs hese could supply
70, dollar Ny herbs and extracts all prepared in
laboratory where hundred and
horse l. employed rxelo-v"iy his purros. des
an extensive water In n-eing there Pills you
ing tor they have been used by miins should
feel dsp"sed ~ ally Dose yn will be able certainly
iiv" through the ii N; md have the
your side when the toror IL that he lii your
sc'ly with that last medicine Ia In III. Pills
They nil cure you ~hout hurting Your teeth gns
In every improve your h, attn Sid nj No Canal
street Brandreths Buidng aud by all respectable dealers
med, Inc april - dim
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-28
BoLISGBIook lIoTEL,
,r tn,,l 10Th lSEn

other counties in Eastern Virginia, including Bed
ford.
A. our meeting in Norfolk is near at hand
shall be pleased To he furnished now with list Of
your proposed appointments in the State--whic at
the same time desire You to accompany me IN
filing my appointments already announced as !
did in yours to the close at Lewisburg, on the 9th
of April, according I" your list, M mine will end
on the 9lh May at Fredericksburg ! propose to
make l-r Of appointments jointly, with you,c COIN
menc,ns after the 9Th Of May.
am, respectfully yours, &C.
WIN. l.. GOGGIN.
II i apparent to tho commoncst sense that
tpihur can br more unfair than this attempt to put
NJ Montague on the stand against Mr.. Gaggln
I'M Ter the circumstances. In the opening of the
campagu Mr.. Gnggin met Mr.. Letcher at his APP
pouuneut, commencing at Rockingham, and end
ing at Lewisburg. through section of country
where the peculiar position of Mr. l.. npon the
slavery question would le rather advantageous t.
han t,an otherwise Now that the canvass is
transferred To the East where that position is
bound to tell against him. it is proposed to put up
Mr.. VI utngnc H. ain>t whom such cxcentiona
hle record can be shown. We submit that as Mr.
rtcher had the advantage of the food tide On this
question in the West. Mothe sh9itH be madc to
stem he LBH ~ THE Et>T.
Again, Mr. MONTAGUE is not n competitor Of Mr.
Il r,.,n. Tie effect is plain. Every point Mon
ta..ue happens 10 make against Goggin tells
nslns him as tie c1aIGiate, while if Goggin
n,aArs a hundred points against Montague they
do NOT irl against fletcher. If not the old game
If head, win tails You lose" it is one in which
Got.in risks the chance of losing. without the
chance Of winning It, PARALLEL would be n bu-
sncss of selling goods mt cost on trust--the loss
of one ia n hundred would make it II losing bust
ness or a bel, at which if your opponent wins he
takes yuur money. while if the reverse you do not
cope his 1t is u nice little game and the con-
ccpton will do no discrcdit to the sharp reputa-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-28
SALES by AUCTION.
PUrURE DAYS.


! I HOLD PROPERTY TWO HORSES And q AS SssRc
signed by George W. shall on sAraR Inc spder
lth day Of MAY In Make, Hon.e me
Consisting Of + s q;
HISS as one s Sasrn Liquors 1s one pair ne
ap sa - % a';es s1"~n o. the day Of sale
- viii Offer Tor sae 70 the hughes, 81 der on MOSnay
me IN 81 ~ Ne next IL fair, tho next fair dsy
sn'hbnrs abon, 20 mill and u miles from En- crerp
Tan. =. ,s lame. yer kanswha Canal Tho tract con-
well ~aied sad has abundant supply Of Timic
soi Mill SEAT ara Al ~, the o",-
is About n Acres the iaud well set in Tmo, Prem 1
april g 'ts7nne: Alien. Creek n n@M SoS u.
GAtEOF a vALCABLE HOUSE, 4 LOC.-
- ~ 'ihu OF drersia Order Circuit Cu,t Of H.,
III ne ease Of Whitehead other ". sriney and ,
hal on 'IDAY The a9th Of present lnosth APRIL
the not LOT AZ M pdo'e auction to the high
4a' i.s@ed ." si.rl II H. adjoining the Mr. la
ii'' Just "i'si'" q AT. resii ant inc go,
~" IN ' 'ena"rJ Nj. Forlun and MI Watkins "a ,e,
g NJ n. t"''e' a l,lek n House with rn,,ns
s. a 'n'h' i,ns ANA good .lii water upon thu. lot
i - mum cas- a'may tie n.e,s,ar, dsiray Tho exp,,ses
q" t' 80" The pirlae g',,g neg n,,rs sa,isfaco
mall ED ID cIiUi, :. \ $3.50. pay mems 10
-'lI IT, :, "tiHl IT., copy ) da,s. p,tm to sale
VA!arAnfE FAMILY RE>IDE1UE -
~ t'p SALt-pn, snant 10 a decree OF te Circui, NiS
e".I " ,' oar in of Lrnrhbufg pronounced a ins
-. 'f" iS'i - the c,se al i,r. 20 II
lsi.'i q hnission proceed TO ON
$500 Anil - h. l-jy. by wa, pabc auction 10 the
$3.50. =, 80 u ~ p">iaABi.E T. Willy RESIDENCE
] o' ~" by the iis Richard F,ree and now In tho
"'ri,p 'nrf az Moses Ltry. Esq - ~ ~ " ~
-" ~" VIII he non credit o q, ,uon,,,.
'q"ai st Inc Is Of the purchase cyub ,, n, tha ,nr
'oTa'P"'h' 10" Court The purchaser he r,uur,d
,ohNs bns with g"i nal security the purchase
money and III" title wiz he wLhtll further security
sn9r't u" re sa e inetan payment any one %, more
VI '' " ""h'S as The tne trcoirs Tue The
c'r T. III" rent i," ii" day "f sale poss, s.on Civ
Ell, ana tho paid Icy the -
JSp. II sAM'L TYRE Comm ssioners
april i i,2"lapril
'HNKE~EEEs'~ sil.EOR IAND-n, ,;r,,. q,
a"'d OF trust, executed 10 tho rbor uy j mes l.
"M*'is i'i' IN" Jl> Of December IL a.d ,lay
IA ~" Gers iii ri Campbell County Court .iinn MN
bAh' ' 'tn naJ "f NJ ti ueSi, uha bein att ,iavJ -
oAp"Nr 10 ldoi. stie - The highest bid M , HE a
~ w LAM IN sad decd mentioned, e .ntan,ng
aoo' AJ Acc more III less a,i be,ng ia. oudy
thp",h, am' adjoining The .n Henry Frank.r Pleas.
ant ". Rosrr and oihefs $500
t. '"s ~ iiese' snail "ay convey ich te sed
Al me 49, - sun ANDERSON lioOTuE,
"''' 80 ''''i'5' Trustee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-28
Moro Frauds.

/
preparation Bill. just before the adjournment oi
Congress. appropratinS ten thousand dollars Tor
the purpose of bringing back some children from
Utah who had been captured hy the Indians and
subsequently, rescued. As soon us the bill passed,
two f,voriies of the Administration drew the ten
thousand dollars and started aft r the children.
IL has since turned out that the Indian Agent III
Utah long NJ, offered To return the children tr
sir bnnired doidys, The Government would not
accept the Offer, but got an appropriation Ut ZEN
Thousand dollars that it might give n lucrative
lob to couple Of its iavortos. Would any man
in private life pay ten thousand dollars for SER
vice he could have performed just rs well for six
Aundredf Hardly Yet. this is whit our ,irtu-
GUS and economical Democratic Administration
has been doing.
/ Another fraud has been developed in an exam
nation before the United States Commissioner,
Belts, mt New York. In The construction Of IA
wagon road in Texas, between IL PLsp aud Fort
Yuma, one J4aacs h. i~aeA was employed by Gov.
iernment rs Superintendent; and this plundefer
ia turn. EN- plovcd one J. thuiriW IT1ods to make
gu, his accounts and the Government, in settling
up the affair, found itself presumed wiih vouchers
covering an expenditure oI TWO urNpRrp THor-
SAND DOLLARS. In the investigate Of these vuurh
ers, after they were paid by the Comm ~@lpncr 1t
;urned out TIA, more than half a them were !prs-
ed The defcnce Of theoe thieves is. that f,l-e
vouchers were necessary To- cover actual cxlcndi-
lures. in where II was imp lsslie 90 get trGe
vouchers The United States Marshall ms Woods
in custody, and Ar is held in tie sum Of : 10 001
to attend trial for having stolen 100000. But
Woods has prevailed On the Commissioner t. le-
mand him l. FL paso for trial which is tlu.Ha-
lett 10 ac,t-itta How much did WOODS si,e
iCommis-iun Bccts 10 allow ham u lc tried at Ii
'Paso?
Let the reader bear in mind tina; the frauds that
are almost daily exposed in the newspapers are
those only which are dscoecrc3, Nobody knows
nobody ever will know--how many frauds up
on the Government will never $50 the light Of day.
are known only to the corrupt men who nrc par
ties to them. What they amount tn--how much
they cost the people of the United States-can be
easily determined by rejecting that. within u few
years, the expenditures of the Government have
increased from forty to very nearly one hundred
millions of dollars per annum.
The Knoxville Wing says that Gen. SAM. IIous-
TON will again be II eanddateior Governor Of Tex
as ut the next election.
Coy. Wckliffe Of Louisiana, has been sensible
enough to appoint no delegates to the great Sou
L.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-28

Prof. Wood, shc renowned di-rovcrcr Of the
Invaluable Hair Restorative, still labor in
halt of the afflicted HIS medicines universally admitted
b, the American to be far superior all others for
lug the hair the head of the IT, forth with
much sgor and lux rance when bless with the advan
ag"s of youth There can be doubt. place credit In
the able testimonials which the Professor has In h
osscsson that 1t of the greatest discoveries In the med
ral world 1t restores permanently hair its original
color and makes It beautiful silky which
been very desirable all of the wrd 1t frequently
happens thar old beautiful and 1miabe Ia
ss and not unrequently cruy old maid, make victims Of
handsome good natnfcd, gentlemen, and by what
cess II has been determined until lately, when II
attributed 10 the this available Har KcsioativeLa
sdbs journal.
Sold by all good Druggists. oprl l6 Wv.