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| ASs. A. called and gotone doars worth Of 81 40.
TWELVE GENT SUGAR, AT MINICKs.
| The incest kind. |
Mrs. b. got one dahars worth Of the incest kind
IrfIv F0URTEEN CENT SUGAR, Al, ,MINICK's
| ity OF '''Hl th' Hl' VIZ '''0 TIT'
SIXTEEN CENT sUdAR, AT MINIOKs
Mr.. b. says tiSt he GOT the best quality OF green
RIO COFFEE AT }. A. MISICK's iIH
Thai he drank. and bi.s h. says she got the An.
a'.if GREEN TEA AT LA, MINIOK's. .i.l y .
While every body calls gels some Of that excellent
EXCELSIOR SYRUP, AT J. A. hIEloK. eu
Mr. NJ. says he purchased ahAk barrel OF 5tIi ID.
! WHITE FISH AT j. A MIEICK's, ..5
Decidedly the best be ever used; while the supply
| i..I NO. MAoKEREI., AT J, a. MINIOKs, ID
Both Tor eise and quality, cannot be exoeed this OF
BE invites all to cali at his establishment and IN.
peos ~ sVoeH y lMI ldi sn.A Ht1
81 0HOICB DRIED FRUIT s,.I u.5 4l.. ..
3D. OOFFEES AND TEAS,
'Ni SUGAR OF ALL KINDS,
And the largest and best variety Of Groceries to he
IN the city Has large establishments on the Z. =.
corner of Market and Jefferson sts.lf
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For Reut
HOTEL FOR RENT.

f1JIEL FUN ItTIN i.
VNHE large and commodious hotel near the railroad,
| on the corner OF Main and Sixth street, known as
the Chicago House, (tOrmerly called the Anthony
HOuse1 1is oiered for rent, TO good tenant, The
house 10 alarge brick, situated near the Railroad De-
pot and built and used expressly for hotel Persons
wishing informeton iu regard to the house are re-
quested to call at No. ly7 Finh street, Dckey's o
Block HIH de1ddlm J. BIRKEL, Agent.
a'h lCneinnAn Enquirer eopyl
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DIR. RAPHAEL, lav
BOX No. 246S, POST OFFICE,
CINCINNATI. OHIO. l'+i

n ~ Lei it Dc Clearly IN,
dersood that tue pie named consultation es pays
for consultation only II does not pay for the Doctors
written opinion OF your future prospects In life. IL does
pay for winning the affections Of the opposite sex,
for the oobsunmation Of happy marriage, nor for
doing any othor business Daned In tho above advertise
menG The Doctor has nxed price for doing each sepa
rate business In your consultation with the Doctor
learn how you realize the fond hops neereaf yOuI
heart you told how you can get alf you wat and
how your basiness ought 10 be done that Il not
AIT lie will forstel what Is your DESTINY. In short
be will tcn what Is before you, etc.
Caution to the Public.
DR.. W. Raphael, the Astrologcr, has no competition
with PROF rssoR or Or. w. m. Raphael, or with any
other gentsman Of the same name ...f o.. I9
nz~ Cut this advertisement out. When you come,
bring With you and show 10 the girl who opens lhs
door. To prevent mistakes, ssk 20
SEE THE DOCTOR HIMSELF. q %
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MEOiraI.
EX91.H0KIIs7Yl
GOOD NEWS Ar LAST!

The nevor-hiing DIR. RAPHAEL \ the best He
succeeds when All otheru have failed. TO gFfinuI .
% ALL WRo ARE IN TRoURLH,
All who have been unfortunate, eli whose fond hopes
have been disappointed. crushed and blasted all who
have been seduced Dy lse promises and decs all wha
have been deceived and ted with, al 70 70 him foe
advice and TO get satisfaction.
lie makes your misfortunes pass away, he makes the
sRnder and envy or your enemies fall harmless aud ho
susains your character and eapsctaby M ts Of evil
reports and rumors, All who are In doubt Of the aac.
tons OF those they love consult him relieve and satisfy
their minda, and nnd out n their bright and warm
hopes will b. realized. ... ...~ ID DO. ~ d
I'M LOVE AFFAIRS HE NEVER
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He has the secret Of winning the elections of the
opposite sex He guides the single to wealthy and
happy marriage, and makes the married happy. Hia
aid and advice has been solicited in nnumsfsble in
stances. and the result has always beon
A SPEEDY * HAPPY MARRIAGES.
To make things more sure, he will show you the IKE
ness OF .H H'| |H.UiH N.. '.f 'IHH
YOUR FUTURE HUSBAND OR WIFE
lie viii tell you their circumstances and their future
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their thoughts and what their real " intentions
What better stin, he can tell you Il thOy will make you
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mercla aud business transactions aud speculatons, DR.
aplas nerprets dreams for lottery numbers With un
falling accuracy. NlH tl..1 tI. 900 r'' .i
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"a WldIh a,-7ad eoI. - -
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-03

THAT a Southern rival Of New England
may be built up in the moutail region Of
Western Carolina and East Tennesseeis the
opinion of many who have examined that
country. A scientific gentleman who has
made himself thoroughly familiar with the
subject, furnished the following statement
in the N. Y. Express:
l. Wool can be grown at about half the
price at whcn ii can be produced in New
Englspd, because green pastures can be bad
all the winter for the sheep, SO that they
will not require to be fed, as in New England.
2. The mount lin ranges of North Caro-
lima pass centrally, almost between the grain
growing and cotton States, and will afford
ample water power to turn all the spindles
in the United States Fhe miIdness of the
climate. he Iesls assursd must attract cspi,
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HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT WESTERN

VIRGINIA, Jao. 81, 1854. }
Again we are in the midst of excitement
and activity, caused by severe conflict
that took place yesterday afternoon in the
neighborhood of Williamsport, Hardy coun
ty, and which lasted, with considerable per
sstence and severity, for four hours.
On Thursday night a train OF about
eighty wagons was seut out from New Creek
heavily laden with commissary stores Tor
the garrison at Petersburg, and accom-
panyng the train was an escort Of about
eight hundred men, being detachmen,s from
the Twenty-third Illinois (Ir'sh Brigade) ),
Fourth Virginia Cavalry, Second Maryland
First and Fourteenth Virginia infantry, and
one hundred of the Rioggold cavalry bat
talon, the whole uuder command of Colonel
S. w. Snyder.
Nothing unusual occurred until the train
port, when it was suddenly Sc. upon at diff
ferent points by open and concealed forces
Of the enemy.
Although somewhat surprised by the
suddenness of the attack, the guard at once
formed and deploysd for action. Then il
was that hard fight ensued, commencing
at three o'clock in the afternoon and lasting
for over four hours, at the expiration OF
which time it was found that We had about
eighty killed and wounded, rank and tilc.-
The enemy's loss was said to be about one
hundred.
In the early part Of the fight the rebels
opened fire from four pieces Of artillery.
The superiority of the enemy's strength
there being 10 all about two thousand
men-also gave them the advantage in out
fanking movements, and the enemy exer
cised his ingenuity simultaneously to oper
ate on the front, rear and tanks of Colonel
Snyder's command.
The enemy, however completely failed
of this object, which seemed to be to try to
surround, and, if possible, capture..the whole
party. Several times the rebel lines were
broken, and several times the rebel charges
were repulsed.
At last, as night closed, the superior
number of the rebels, aud not their good
fighting qualities, gained them a success
Our men We're so exhausted with marching,
countermarching and operating in variou.
ways, that it was as much as they could
do to successfully defend themselves, lei
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.
| Gen. Banks Confirmed as Auto.
-G.t crat Ofthe Gulf.
From the Correspondent o. the n. Y. World
-- New ORLEANS, Jan. "a,
THE MASTER OF THE SITUATION.


An autograph" letter from Mr.. Lincoln
to Gen. Banks was read at meeting the
other night, which is thus reported in tn
Tribune. The speaker said "the reorgani-
zation Of Louisiana was greatly desired by
the shortest possible method, was desired
net only by the loyal people of the state,
but of the United States, and by the Pre- =
sident. and to show the desires of the Pre-
sident and the high authority by which
General Banks proclamation vas sustained
read an autograph letter of Mr.. Lincoln,
stating the dejsrableness OF an immediate
Tree state organization OF the state, aud
that Gen Banks was master OF the situa-
tion, and vas authorized TO take the case
as he found it; and adopt such measures as
he might deem necessary to give Louisiana
free state organization 10 the shortest
possible time, That it was not designed
that any-pne else So ould attempt to tnwart
his fGen B2nk's) measures, but if any such
attempts were made he was still master Of
the situation while ne was in command OF
the department"
/ The astounding announcement showing
that the Commander-in-Ohief of the ar
} his Lieutenant in this Department the pow.
er (Which bayonets fully give him) of
moulding the future condition OF things here
In all respects, without appeal. except to
himself, has quenched all opposition to his
plans and designs. Even Thomas j. Durant,
| who insists on admitting the free negroes to
present right OF suffrage, mauger all laws
and constitutions, and who was the candi,
| date of the Era and its friends for Cover,
| ner, who had put himself and his Free
State Gar Il Committee" in antagonism
| Cd the plans, though they coldly agreed to
TAXA ,iart in the election, has at last been
thrown overheard by his more pliasle asso
crates In the meantime they have, with
Government palace and asked the vicsroy
to permit them to vote on the 22d Of Feb
ruary for memberso of convention to change
the constitution-to all which his excellency
| grsciously consented.
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lone make further efforts to retake the


train. 3 zE3i gt - s2sIog z
- AT one time the train was in a fair way
of being entirely saved; but owing to the
-excitabIe skedaddling propensities of some
few of the teamsters and the effect of their
conduct on others, a kind Of panic was the
result. A portion of the train was saved,
notwithstanding the above mentioned mis-
fortune. 70 Tys2 go
9 On hearing of the. engagement, Colonel
Mulligsn at once sent reinforcements to
Colonel Snyder.
Colonel Mufligan received information
from Colonel Thoburn that the post at Pc,
tersbdrg was again being threatened, and
that General Early was reported to have
moved in force on Wednesday last from the
neighborhood of Harrisonburg.
The rebel Generals Rosser and Gilmore
are said to be again in the saddle. General
Imboden is also moving. s@H
What General Kelley is doing to coun-
teract the enemy's movement will develop
itself before long. There will either be a Sc"
we're fight or the enemy must retire in
haste.
HEADQUARTERS Dept WEST VIRGINIA, I.
ac Jauuary21-P NJ
The command of Col. Thoburn which
comprised the garrison at Petersburg, is
now all safe. Late last night he abandoned
the position in consequence of receiving in
formation that the enemy would positively
attack his works in heavy force at daylight
this morning:
Colonel Thoburn's success in getting
safely off with al his men, trains, guns,
ammunition, stores, &C., is looked upon as
quite a feat While the enemy was moving
and preparing to make the attack, he took
mountain road, passed between two col
umns of. the enemy, and is now in safe
and desirable position again. !,
General Early has been defeated, for this
morning, by his orders, Petersburg was
attacked. The enemy cautiously approach
ed the place, Col. Thoburn having taken
Che precaution to makeit appear that the
garrison was still there. The enemy open
ed on the place this morning with artillery
and kept this up for sometime, then formed
ia lines, making regular approaches, and
finally charged Ion nothing more offensive
than few dead'mul and the debris of the
camp. While this was going on, Colonel
Thoburn was within hearing, with his re-
firing column, of the enemy's guns.
Military affairs are now bright and en-
couraging.
The weather bad, threatening rain.
Major General Milroy made short
speech this morning in Cumberland, il
| front of the Revere House, to the Twelfth
Virginia Volunteers. The General speecl
was very encouraging; he said everything
is going right now. Music, cheers, &c.
were among the pleasant features of tn
| demonstration.
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East Tennessee.

We have steadily maintained that one OF
the most effectual means of putting an end
to this war, so as to regain the Union, was
to adopt and adhere to a humane and con-
coliatory policy in sections subjugated by
our arms Such a course allays all bitter
nes. and blunts hekeen edge of defeat
The people in the conquered sections are
made allies by just and friendly treatment,
and the rumor of the blessings they enjoy
under the rule Of the victors finds its way
in regions yet hostile II this be the case,
what must be the result of the reverse
conduct? We call attention to the follow
ing article in reference 60 Feat Ten
nessee, taken from the New York
World:
We have all heard of the suferings of the
people of East Tennessee under the rebel
rule, but it is quite time it was known that
the people of tina unfortunate sect on Of the
country regard the rebel rule. on the whole
as preferable 10 the kind of treatment they
nave reCclVSu dI Iuc uduuS VI tuC- oDiOD
forces in East Tennessee 1t seems that the
settled military policy of the government is
applied to all sections of the South without
reference to the disposition of the inhabi-
tants towards the Union or the CoDfedera
cy. Our armies are now living upon any
thing they can find in East Tennessee, and
some of the richest people in that section
are subsisting upon rations Of meal and ba
con served out to them from the Federal
commissarat.
We have seen Union citizens from East
Tennessee who declare that the people of
that section suffer very much more under
the Union sway than they did under the
rebel rule; that there Is 40 discrimination
made between Union citizens and rebel re-
sidents, that they are despoiled alike of all
their goods especially provisions, and that
wealthy Uniol lists, who were ndii urbed
by the rebels have been impoverished by
the action ofthe Union commanders 1t is
ofcourse, very difficult to discriminate; but
it is very hard that the people OF loyal
East Tennessee should be.treated as harshly
and with as much military severity, as the
people of that intensely disloyal South Car
olina. Our military regulations should at
least have Hexibility enough to make dis
tinction between a loyal nddisloyal popu-
lation."
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tai and population, SO as 70 make that re.
gion the paradise f nanufactoriesi
As the Cypress adds, We have no doubt
that New Englandersi will adapt themselves
to this condition of things, should it occur,
though New England might suffer some.
what by emigration. -, -.
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DISEASE OF IMPRUDENcE.

when the misguided and imprudent votary OF pleas.
Dr. finds that he has imbbed the seeds OF this painful
d sease it too often happens that i-med sense OF
shame or dread of discovery dsters him from
sione befrend him. delaying till the constitutional
symptoms Of this hoid disease make their appearance
nch as liberated sore throat diseased nose nocturnal
pains in the head and limbs dimness OF sight deafness
podas on the shin-bones and arms, blotches on the
beaS face and extremities progressing with frshtful
rapdity, till a. last the palate Of the mouth or the
bones Of the nose fall in, and the victim OF ths awfu
disease becomes horrd object Of eommseraton, tlll
nnts period 70 his dreadful suerngs, by send
ing him TO chat Undiscovered Country from whence
no traveller returns -, ,.. 4.
hs disease owing the unsk fulness Of ig-
norant pretender who, by the Of that Deadly P0-
SON. Mercurp ruin the constitution and make tho resi-
due of life miserable.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

Dr. addresses all those who have injured themselves
BY improper indulgence and solitary haoits wnna n..
ruin both body and mind, uniting them ior stnsr ou
sness study, society or marriage,
These are some of the sad and melanchoiy ensets
produced by early habits Of youth, viz: Weakness Of
he Back and Limbs, Pains In the Head, Dimness OIL
sight, Loss of Muscular Power, Palpilafion Of the
Heart, Dyspepsia, Ndrvcus Irritablity Derangemsnt
Oft Digestive Functions, General Debility, symp-
WrsTILLr-fhs fearful effects on the mind are
much TO be dreadsd-Lo, Of Memory, Confusion OF
Ideas Depressions Of spirits Evil Forebodins Aver
sion to Society; Self Dis rust Love OF SOLITUDE i1nia
ity. &c, are some Of the evis produced.
HousASps of persons of all ages can now Judge what
{, the cause of their declining health losing their Wig
or. becoming weak, pale nervous and emaciated nav
ina Singular appearance about the eyes, cough and
symptoms of Consumption.
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GEN. KELLEY'S DEPARTMENT,

Sharp Contest in the Vicinity
of WilliamspOrt, Hardy Co.,
Va--Capture ola Union Army
Train-.PreperatiOns 10 Meet
the Rebels--Severe Fighting
Expected Within Il Few Days.
The Losses on Both Sides.
Withdrawal Of Our Troops
from Petersburg.
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A CARD

rI,HE undersigned have entred i1ts . ee-pastn9se
i under the Style Of Campbell. Caldwell GO,
the purpose Of conducting ths N n'nufAcfurs ~ -
Stoves and the Foundry business genssauy -
also the manufacture and sale Of TIN, C0Pfxx A1D
SHEET IRON WARE, Wholesale and retail .ss..
We have purchased the EAGLE Iron FOuhUB!
and are now operating IT, and also have have - -
an assortment Of Stoves, eratss, Rolcwass Ae, - -
prisng the best patterns IN uss: We mv,s ~ scS -
especially to our COOKING STovHA 81 vhtsA -
have patterns for both Wood and Coal that vs -
recommend and warrant e give entire s.sa,aass9
In the department Of Ttn, Copper ana sssss
ware we ars amply prepared for The uansaseioa q
largo business. Our facilities for the maasfAcesrt g
wofk in this line are such that wsosn az al sedss ~
Having the advantage Of thorough yrsssal -
and long experience In the branches q ouano -
manufacture above mentioned, ws shau snAeavG u
merit and hope to receive liberal shars 81 Rasse.
Wsrshouses at No. 10 Main street. nser 1alunSes
Depot, and at No. isl Main street above usin Dse'
- k0BT. CAARDEfS
d r. CALnWUxs t5i
uoyS0tf JOSEPH B1iL.
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uNDERTAKI1Id.

We will furnish Metallic, o. we'll - othsr dnAs q
CofinS made Of the best materials and In NE heess
and most approved styles, on short notice
Having bad an experience Of years IN ths undssas'
ING business we hope by strict attention 70 buAnsss
20 merit share Of public patronage, v ouf inten.
ton TO accommodate our customers 10 the utmoA q
our ability. - 49,
Iuly 9 '63 FhlkND 00H
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DIR. JOHNSTON

Member of the Royal College Of Surgeons, London,
Graduate from Of the most eminent Colleges IN shs
United States and the greater part OF whose hie mas
bean spent the hospitals Of London, Paris fhsael
pha and elsewhere has effected some Of the lost as
tonishing cures that were ever known; many troubled
With ringing in the head and ears when asleep greet
nervousness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, bash
fulness with frequent blushing, attended sometmes
With dsransement Of mind, wers CURED immediately.
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves bv certain practice IN
dulged in when alone habit frequently learned nom
evil companions, at school, the effects OF which are
de1s marriage impossible, and destroys both mind and
body, should apply Immediately. -,,..
What pity that young man, the hope OF nus eoun.
try the darling ofhs parents should be snatched on
ali nd enoyments Of life by the consequence
f deviatng from the path Of nature and indugng In
certain secret habit. uch parsons MUST before con
tempIatpg
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NEW 81 b'ss sa6 r.
FURNITURE ESTABLISHMENT [ !

n Main Street, next door to Bishops Jsvslry esss<
WHEELING. VA. ,+.s
ID r. FRIEND, Qomsrly Of the ir1 o. y.
lie Clemens Oo.,) has associated With htm - oset
and designs to keep and manufassurs I'll sT'n 81
Furniture, such as
SOFAS BoREAUs, BRDsTEADs, cHAIrs.
AND EVERYTHING USUALLY KEPT
IN A FURNISHING STokE .
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3r" R ~ ;faase0esib - MOI
nifesi5 ssef4 aais ssifsr 3oa 81 lisoa
'asa slf o 7s Lsza2, 20 ~ 20 II ,aoy
s-1 gas - ~ Ut feos sS-.b se.l lo
~. T - y esaii-oaes5 .aors
q - sfsds4 b s1w 81: hgse
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JOHN II. HOFF aAN
Attorney for Prosecuting
SOLDIERS CLAIMS,
MORGANTOWN, West VI.

WILL continue 10 prosecute Invalid and ethss fsn-
w sion Claims, well ~ Claims Tor Bounty he.s1
B,unty Land Back Pay, and for Herse Aa1 scnse
Property lost in the Military Service sf shs vnise1
States Also will give prompt attention 70 csnsseng
Certified Acc cunts for Hauling, nc
OWING 10 my experience and familiarity vtta -
various Pension, Bounty and Bounty Lad LesS -
the large amount Of Hsoord Evidence IN ny poseesos
enables me TO b very sucossul IN ths proeeooca -
suspended Claims when IN many tnstanops "a Ne1e
AMI and sttorney bad long gwen up N dssya6. =
matter how dfaoult the claim % II u jos& f'.f
Saare. JOHN RoyyNAl,
Morgantovn. W&V
REFER 10 s
Hon. 4. L. Berkshire, Judge Ssprsns osust u
Appeals, MorgaDtowu, West Va.
Hon. VIM. A. Harrison. Judge suprs.s osus u
r. ooa, ESQ, Prrsidsnt u. & n. Bank sf wAssa.s,
ut Ciarksburg West Va. .rE. "A.
W. wagner, Cashier II. Il n Bank Of whssains, ~
Morgantown, West Va
Kramer Rahm, bankers, Pi.tsburEh. Pc.
Kittsnhousc, FAINT Co., BankesS, Wssateosses y
asvtto
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MARRIAG e,

raoe that sound mind and body are the most nece'-
sarv REQUISITES TO promote connubial happiness. In
deed, without these the journey through Ife becomes
weary pilgrimage; the prospect hourly IN
y;.v: the rnInd becomes Swallowed with despair and
sed with the melancholy reflection that the happiness
of m ather haonnas hli1hted with our own,
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS.

nm ediately Cured end Full vigor Restored -.
This Distressing Affection which renders Iats mssr
able and the penalty paid the
victims ofmproper ndulgences Young are too
apt to commit from not being aware dread
full consequences that may snsue Now who that under
stand the subject will pretend to deny that the power
procreaton is lost sooner by those falling into mprop
er habits than the prudent Besides being deprived
and destructive symptoms Of both body and mind
The system becomes Deranyed the Physosi and pSs Men
tai Functions Weakened Loss OF r Plocreatiye rover
Nervous Irritability, Dyspepsia, PalPIation OF the
Heart, Indigestion, Constitutional Debility. wasting
of the Frame, Cough, Consumption, Decay and Death
Office No. Z South Frederick st.
Left hand side going from Baltimore street. few doors
from the corner. Fad not to observe name ana num-
Letters mus. be paid and contain stamp. The Doc
tors Diploma hangs in his oftce. a-........
ACURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS
No Mza1y o. Nasssous Drugs. d