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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-16
Fenianism Played Ont.
BUFFALO, June Is,

BUFFALO, June ID.
Gen. Meade arrived here last night, and
is at Gen. Barry headquarters thsmorning.
About two thousand Fenians left last mig ht
for their homes, mostly in the South and
Southwest. There are about four hundred
left in town, but they will get off soon.
The challenge of the Fenian Gen. Burns,
to Col. Lowry, the British Commandant at
Fort Erie, to tight him with an equal number
Of men, was piece of ridiculous bombast
The English officer who received it tore the
challenge up and threw it on the ground for
his answer.
Fenianism in this locality is played out for
the present
Gen. Meade has just issued an order ap.
pointing Gen. Barry to command the whole
Of the frontier from Erie to PIattsburg. He
has ordered all the troops, except one com.
pany, back to their stations
Gen. Meade thinks no further trouble is te
be apprehended n this quarter. He leaves
here to morrow for Niagara Falls.
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Republican Convention.

The 10th Annual Republican Convention OF tho
State of Iowa, will be held at Des Moiues on We'd
nesday, June goth, 1855; for the purpose of nom
mating candidates for the following offices. to be
filled at the ensuing general election viz:
SECRETARY OF STATE.
TREASURER OF STATE.
AUDITOR OF STATE.
REGISTER STATE LAND OFFICE
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
SUPREME COURT REPORTER
CLERK OF THE SUPREME COURT.
The ratio of representation will be as follows
One delegate from each County, and one ad-
dtional delegate for every hundred votes and
fractional part of hundred over 6fty, including
the soldier vote, cast at the last election for
Governor Wm Stone.
By order of the Republican State Central Com
rnittee.
JOSHUA TRACY. Chairman.
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The lOscH Bridge Company

The principal lca and place OF business OF the Com
pany to b- ~ Kes.kuk, inwa.
Th- o. jet ana busin OF the Company-is the iora
tion consiruc'i ion and uaiafananee II Railway ard
ig,wsy hHdy~, with double ,r~cks the Mi-,is
-ipi River. bst aud within fh- NJ Han
illinois, and Lee Iowa In ct,s ~ he -.
cerAe 1fh BfSG-rs0o-ay Who We III Char.
% fxfia~sSc eight - ct . kPt 70 With Z the
tt0lts 60 ate0pt =. ~ his foupaaI.
fhs aiuount of Cap tai stock 10 due HiIa Dollars I,
Be repr. sented shares of JDe Hanrred Dollars A.
which Sock i subi-ct TO subscrip'ion payme,t and
tran,fr, may be II m time time pre>ci the
Board Of directors and ny Avs of the Comp-ny
Th private proverty Of Storkhold 10 made ex pt
from Isility fur tile debts OF the Company except 10
the extent nov provided by the Las. II Iowa
The busines " the Company will be under the gsn
erAl direc i'm and roi or Five Drecfors-a nj "
OF ahom act-which bo.rd nay be increased If
dc n-i adyi<abie. here.fter. The ard m.v elect
Pre- ident VI President, recretary aud appoint all
other odicers and nts and oyees they y deem
neees ry {, the Int r 4 II the Comi~ny
The b, rd Of DIRECTORS be electd annnalr at
such times msy be fixed, and twenty days notice
givea. But the existing TO trd will III
uccrssors shall have been duy elected and may ii eli
vacsnci.s.
The u ,biHties ofthe mp,nv shall At no time erc.ed
donblA the amount of the apfa -tock OF the Cnt
II ". Sample, John McCpnr, SAml 4 sample B. r.
Schoneid. and Alexander symp on constitute the 1t
hoard Of Dirsctorsto act until their duly
elected
THIS organization 10 to continue for the term Of
twenty from the date OF the Articles OF or1anza
ton and subject to renewal for the oneest periods
| allowed by law.
rne present ofacers Of the Company are
H W. SAMPLE. President.
jel%aw tAML g. sAMPLE, secretIy.
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JUDICIAL CONyENrION.

Republican Judicial Convention for the First Judi
cal District Of the state of Iowa. will be h.d Mount
Passni Iowa, Thursday the 10th OF July, 1866 nj
10 O'Clock A. NJ for the purpose Of nominating capd.
dates for the following oces be filled at the ensuine
general election, 10 wit
DISTRICT JUDGE
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
The ratio Of representation will Be the that
adopted by the Republican State Convention.
JN0. II. GEAR, Chm Judicial Committee
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Convention OF Railroad Enginers.
RocHEsTER, Ky., June Is.

1sUCHEsIEn, hys3 0uuc TO.
A Convention Of railroad engineers, over
izations of that class in the United States and
Canada, have been in secret session here for
two days, and adjourned last night. The
main object was to prevent strikes like that
of the Michigan Southern railroad. It is an.
nounced that plan was unanimously adop-
ted which will effect the object to the satisfac-
ton of the company and engineers.
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o. serve the sos,o ing symptoms:
Resulting fr IN D,soree,s o the digestive Orcsn.
Cost'pati In~srd Piles Fu'lnees OF tlood OF The
Head. Acdify THE tons h, Nnnses Ira.ti urn is
sut fr Feo uli.fts.r - ght III The Stomach Sour
kruet4tious, mixing Futi-i ing It's Ii Of the
Stomach, Swimming e the III I'd Hnrii~d and Hiirult
Breath tntte ing Vt tn Heart. H. king sunoca-
ting s.n-s n whe, IL Lying posi'iou, Dmbrss VI
sion Web. for the sight, Fever. Dali PsL Ia
the Head deficiency Il Perspr-ton Y ilop II the
skin yes, Pal, in sde. iiaek Ch Limb etc.
sueden flush ~ Heat Burn 10 the G. tans
lmAxinings OF xvii, and D,prtssign u spiris.
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MARRIED.

On Thursdsy evening, 1Ath inst, BY Rev. James
Brown, Mr. JxaaMIAs JACOBS and Mise REEEccA n
MATHEW both of this city.
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Notice of Incorporation.

NoT1cEts hereby given taat Il. ". Sample John
~ NJ, une, an SAINT Samaie. OF Kaoknk Iowa
nd Y. I seh neld S!mp and IRAN .Ftrri. of
sneocs county, III. with their aosiata have rgan
'z-d ihem-eise into Corporate AID JOINT Com.
sany unf-r an provd BY the La the State II
10 relative snr orsAniI ssiun. for Internal I'M
proven nts. under the name aud style Of
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DR. j. WHITES INsTITUTE-
asa CARoNDELET sTREEE
In rear of the City Hall.

The hrst aim of human beings happiness and happnesu
implies health of body and mind.
" Whtes experience and for thrty-ous years In
an extensive practice large ctes have brought TO him
treatment vast amount Of every disease both aeuto
and chronic. 'O
his remedies restore the stomach and blood and
ecfeon and eScretions OF the entire system In unhealthy IN
healthy condition Instead of njurng any part of the
tenn or the constitution they repair the INJURIES
ahd wastes of the entire organs with truly sound mind IN
sound body 49,
established for the all acute chronic
oseases viz Rhenmatcs Colds Coughs Bronchitis Lsrvn
chis Asthma Consumption and diseases of the Throat
Lungs, Heart Liver Spine, Stomach Bowels CostfvenesE
dyspepsia scrotua, Kings Evil White swengs; all Sores
ucers Ahcesses Cancers PeB Fisua Syphilis and Gouor
fhes in all their stages Mecura hereditary faint all rad
campurites OF the Blood Jaundce Diseases of the Eyes
Drain dore tbig Neck Diseases Kidneys Gravel
Daoes propstcsl Diseases, all Female Ailments Weakness
wasting and Nervous Afectons Sick Nervous Sun Head
acne depression OF Spirits Hppocondria, Mysteries Fits OF
osns we repeat the euptons of the skim all OF
erS' OF Whatever nature to the ncpent Cancer which
seVouSy anct humanity speedily permanently cured
one or Two hours at the Institute with Dr. White fro.
quenty save weeks of fever other sufengsoenl ife
now that communication again he receives casper
Soay and by letter formally from all parts of the country
Consultation free-stamps forgotten"
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What the Patients Say OF Dr. MuggYel'e
Pills and selve.

"T'he best Pills for headache ever had"
My liver works like engine thanks your Pills.n
am pleased to you Dr. Maggiel that would not
be without box Of your Pills for curing morning
sea- for the world"
You will find ncosed dollar; Your Pills are only
rs cents but consider them worth to me one dollar"
Dear Doctor-My tongue had fur every morning like
the back of Your Pills took it awayn
took half pill crushed to powder and gave in
jelly little babe for cholera morbus The dear little pet
well in three hours aher,p
suppose it is hardly worth while tell you my burned
foot has got well from the your Save Enclosed find rs
cents for another box to keep in the house,
Send me another box of Saye.n
Enclosed find cents for two boxes of your Magges P
and one Of Save."
"The most gentle yet searching medicine swalowedT
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DR. DE ANDR1E's
-PuRE-
sARsAPARILLA BITTERs.

The attention Public City Country Trads Is re-
specttully called to the Introduction of the
SarsaparIlla BiGters,
The Pleasant and valuable that has ever benin
roduced this country The trade in general supplied
by the following GrOcers ana Druggists:
Fatjo, Marks Co., 49, 46 and n New Levee street
Griffin Porch, 81 and SO Tchoupitoulss street.
E. j. Hart Co, 49, rs and II Tohonpitoulas street.
L. Basset, cor Grayier and Tchoupouas streets.
F. Avet Cambon, SO and 81 Old Levee street.
John T. Moore cor. Poydras and New Levee streets.
VIM O. Mitchell, cor Camp and Poydras streets.
Cass Bowling, 30 Poydras street
Il W Marsden, Druggist, Coz. Magazine and Gravier
Turner Wales, Druggsts, Royal and Customhoass
@. N, MORRISON, Agent,
y MagRyina STRAIT
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a correspondent asks for an explanation Of the
cable adyices touching the sales Of British consols
" for money This phrase is not peculiar to the
oa9e as sonsos have been quoted for years with
sales for account large proporton of the
PER- bargains made for English funds (known as The
"Ihree per cent consolidated a0nuties, . and
called 'consols' by way of abbreyiation1 are ar
ranged to be settled for al the next ssettne ay !,
These settling days are fixed by a committee Of
the Stock Exchange, and occur abouhapnce each
month. a purchase or sale for account is there.
fore to be settled at the next of these fixed dates
unless there is continuation by mutual agree,
ment. This settlement is made either by the loser
paying me e adherence ia the price, or by actual
transierot The stock, as the party having the
option may choose, This business is more fire..
aaegnty mere speculation, but sometimes it is
perfectly legitimate. Many merchants ana opu-
lent gentlemen WHO have property in the funds
which they do not wish to sell out, viii sell for
money and buy for account at the rate Of the
same time, thus having the use of the CAPITAL
While the stock is carried at their expense. phis
can always be done at a little over the cnrrent
ing money
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Fhe Board OF Trustees have resolved declare Scrip dv
dend of hirAve per net earned participating
premiums for the year ending 18th February 1866
certhcstes will Dc issued and after the I'd day July
next
The Scrip Certificates Issued for the year 1860 will
deemed, also six all outstanding Cerf
Gates OF Scrip will be paid the Monday of May
l86o to the holders thereof their legal
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
J. p RoUx, Secretary. ''''N'l"
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EfELIlFtIlsIae7
This note 81 Invitation ineloses card of admis
sion containing the following words;

sAuIIIsslVI IHTl-1
The entertainments Of the evening consist
mainly II dancing, singing, and other innocent re-.
creations, while the main feature is in the intro
auctions. Those young ladies who have provided
themselves with one OF two eligible beaus mani
fest q lively interesEin securing for their friends
antgoductiops 10 suitable partners. The greater
in cogitating new matrimonial plans. When any
snember of the cotere is successful and a mar
7lage ensues, grand Jubilee is the result, and the
neYly welded member is retained as an auxiliary
member OF the eoterie and whose business is to
ensnare 1er husbands acquaintanees into the
lnesbes Of l. Amour
The Emperor Of Austria will shortly pay q visit
10 trieste % inspect the feet there.
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BR. MAGGIEL's PILLS,

AS autibious remedy the following from various
letters will be- it hoped, sufficient importance to Justify
the quoting OF then. here:
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SHOCKING AGcIDRET-A Lddq Crushed to
R9eces In q MW-0n yesterday afternoon Mrs,
Harlow, wife Of Ar, John P, Harlow, wheat re.
celyer at Haxall 4 Crenshaw's mills, visited the
mills in company with two lady friends. to whom
she was exhibiting the machinery. While turning
70 leave the upper story her dress was caught in
the conyeyor wheels which carry the -four ia the
superfine boiling apparatus, aud she was drawn
backward into the machinery. MIR. TAYLOR. who
was standing by, caught her and would have res
cued her, but her steel hoop skirt had become en-.
tangled IN the cog.whees, and Mr.. Taylor's at
tempts were vain, and he became near being
drawn himself into the machinery, which in q
moment mangled the unfortunate ladyin a manner
TOO horrible to contemplate.
Her head was severed from her body and
crushed to pieces, the brains being spattered in
every direction, and was cut into and ground aI
most to atoms One arm fell to the lower floor.
the other being thrown FIVE feet away from tha
machinery, and fragments of blood and bones and
brains were strewn everywhere.
The machinery was stopped as soon AZ possihle
the remains gathered together, and the funeral
VIII take place at II A. NJ. to-day, from the Broad
street Methodist Church. - oS0
Mrs, II. leaves husband and three children m
mourn over the most terrible tragedy which has
occurred in this city for years
" Is remarkable that Mrs. H. had been inyited
aha had intended to dine in Manchester, but
was prevented by the fact of the ladies above
i menu calling unexpectedly, to spend the
day. Augusta Enquirer.
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OFFICIAL.


!
| STATE LOUISIANA EXECUTIVE DIP ,Rrurrr p,
New Orleans, September 18th 1917 > {
| WHEREAS, p. s Wfftz has mpDli4d to N, .
w for the Canceing Of his official bond a. Clrr If The
Second District Gonrt of New Orleans, to-wit " '''
bond, dated the I'd Gay November 1869 for the snm of
$1,000 signed by P S Wilt principal and secured by pecsi
being conditioned for the faithful PERFORMANCES nv sad
Notice ia hereby given 10 ali nerS6Ts nv l.; all
to show in writing at the Office Of the Secretary Of
within ninety days after the publication Of this adyere
ment why the said bond should cancelled and annned
dependence the United States the GinetTfrst ~ e IN
Ply the GoVernor:
@>as NhAi'LEs " Hardy Assistant Secretary of State.
ErArpF LA LouIsrArR nzpA Prp,,p,-r nv ,1z,-
E1yn ut olieh.s ~ II septeLnbre 1866
n par P s. Wilt pdpE la canceIatio 10 hnte e MOI
ofcieile CONNIE greier de Ia Denxame Cnn 10 ni4 ~
Ia Nouyele. Orleans SAVIOR t N' A''s''lct ue
Une obligation datee dn 2 uoyenhre 1851 ro,- l. -
55OO0 signe rar p s. Wilt comma nc5oI "a soine
~ M son proprete deert dams dite ubga-
cuon mar le dit r s Witt de- sss Tsi P't IN aee exc
de la Deuxieme C0ur de District de Ia S greiner
dit " " @0''iie- "t1eanS suS'
Avis est an CONSEQUENCE donna a +or4o, L.. - -.
ressees dayOr fare conn aitre % eS PersouIes lnte
tairs Fat dams Las "a inrrs NJ bureau au SeCre
ton de cee Experimentation se Ia utnlefe p9ohen
no snro;t @ leS tSsons pour lesquee 10 dit
cIeu s ct meg r re- Fl see9n de Etat Il date
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-27

NEW INSURANCE AGENCY
L. Q. NoRVELL & CO.,
l. G. NoRvELI, Memphis-RIoHD POWER, New Orleans
Representing. ..".s8, $4,000.
CORNER GRAVIER AND CARONDELET SITS.
NEW ORLEANS.
COMPRISING FOLLOWING WE'LL KNOWN AND RELIABLE
COMPANIES:
MERCANTILE MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.,
No, 30 Wall street, New York.
ASSETS MAY LIST 1866 ,,,.,,.,,,...,,., 81 800 600
ORGANIZED APRIL, 1874.

ORGANIZED APRIL, 1874.
The Company has paid to its customers up the present
time Losses amounting to EIGHTEEN MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS For past nine years the Cash Dividends paid
Stockholders made from third Of the profits have
amounted in the aggregate TO ONE HUNDRED AND
PWESEYONE AND A HALF PER CENT
Instead Of issuing scrip dividend Dealers based the
principle that all clauses Of risks equally profitable this
Company will hereafter make such cash abatement discount
fro the current rates when premiums paid the general
experience OF underwriters will warrant and the net profits
remaining AZ the end OF the year will be divided the Stock
holders.
lhS Company continues 70 make Insurance Marine and
inland Navigation and Transportation Risks the
favorable terms including Risks Merchandise of all KIDS
and freight
Policies issued maknglos payable in Gold Currency,
the Office in New Orleans Sterling at the Office OF
RathbQne, Bros. * Co., in Liverpool
ELLWOOD WALTER President
EHAS HEWEOMB, Vice President
O. ]. DESPAKU. SnrratArp
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RATON ROUGE Advocate,

THE BEST MEDIUM FOR COUNTRY ADVERTISING
in the State, outside of New Orleans
Mercantile Cards inserted at LOW PRICES
SUBSCRIPTIONS and advertisements direct at the ocs
or by mail accompanied by the CASH.
j.. NJ TAyL Proprietor.
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c. CAYAROC s. co.

T--s--~-@s-@=--"N-7-
~ CAvAR0C Al CO.
W
@ENEhAL OoMM4sSAoN @EhChANTs,
" r,a NO., 4A ....E
- o,-,r,
-...
rvurvAr AuvAwCrS
Made on of cotton and other products to en
friends in
11rr,n,oor -r,1,rr, ,,,r nonrr,,,---
LlVEkPOOL, dAYkE ANU BoRDEAUA.
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A VIGOROUS APPETIZER

And correspondingy strengthen the digestion They tone tho
Liver clear the Head and steady the Nerves To those who
not familiar with the
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The AEannracture or Lead Pencils.


The lead pencil is in more general and constant
use than almost any other implement considered
necessary among civilized people. It is difficult
70 assign data to the first use of graphite, or
piumbago, for writing purposes, but the device Of
encasing the mineral in cylinder of wood is quite
modern. The celebrated mine at Borrowdale.
Cumberland, in England furnished the first speci-
mems OF graphite from which writing and drawing
implements were made. The mineral was origi-
nally obtained from this mine in nodules or dis.
hnct masses of various Sizes and the pencils were
cut from them without any intermediate process
OF manufacture. This mine was considered SO
valuable that it was protected by guards. and the
Workmen wrought under the most rigid suryeil-
lance. The mine was worked only once in seven
years, subsequently for six weeks in each year 10
order to husband the supply and control the mar
ket; yet this six weeks product was frequently
valued at from 100000 to f4O, 900.
Mines of graphite exist, and have been or now
are worked at Sturbridge, Mass, Brandon, Vt,
kishkill and Ticonderago, N. Y, Wake N. O.. and
ST. John, N. B. 1t is largely used in the manufac-
ture OF crucibles for melting refractory metals
and under the name of black lead or carburet
Of iron, for polishing iron castings as stoves
Molds for IRON are often faced with the pow.
dered plumbago, to give a finish to the surface
of the casting, and it is employed with oil as a
lubricator for heavy journals.
But graphite IS more Familiarity known in its
employment as pencils 1t is ground to fine pow
der and treated with acids to purify it from for.
elgn substances. Then, being mixed with water
1t IS nodded into cylindrical masses and dried in
kiln. Being afterwards baked in orucibles until
the requisite degree of hardness is attained which
ls determined by the grade intended for the pen
ell, the. cylinders are ready to be cut into the
proper form for insertion in the wood.
This IS the French style, varied, however, by
audluohs OF elay IN certain proportions with the
powdered graphite as it sntended TO give differ.
ent ,consistencies tosthe, pencils. The American
lead pencil company, whose works are in Hudson
glty, New Jersey, employ a different process.
The nodded graphite is seasoned several months
in vaults, and then baked the hardness Of the pen
Gil depending on the length of exposure to heat,
when the cylinders are forced through dies in a
press and cut into square lengths for the wood.
The wood is dyed, sawed into strips of sufficient
width for four pencils, grooved, the strips of
plgmbago inserted and covered by corresponding
strips OF wood secured with glue. These strips
are arg then cut into pencil lengths, and, by ma
ohinery, planed or turned to an octagonaI or
cylindrical form, polished and stamped With the
name nam !. and quality of the pencil. The graphite
New York State, and the pencils are Of excellent
quality, as we have ascertained by trial,
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''he NFasrlaonlai Market,

pIQTAET REVELATIONS OF NEW YORK sooETY-MA
RITAL CLUBS AND BROKERS.
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The hrst aim ofhuman beings happiness and happfnesu
implies health of body and mind
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MAaGIELs PILLS AND sALvE

hAGGIEL's PILLS AND sALVE
Are almost universal in their effects and almost
always guarantee.
FOR BILIOUS DISEASES
Nothing can be productive of than these Pills
Their almost magic influence felt and the usual
concomtant of the most distressing disease are removed
These remedies made from the purest
VEGETABLE COMPOUNDS
They will not harm the most delicate female and can be
given with good effect In prescribed doses to the youngest
babe
FOR CUTANEOUs DISORDERS
And all eruptons Of the skin the sALv most Invaluable
does not heal externally alone penetraes with the op
searching effects to the very root Of the evil.
DR.. MAGGIEL'S PILLS
INVARIABLY CURE THE FOLLOWING DISEASES:
Asthma, Headache
Bowel Complaints Indigestion.
Coughs, Influenza
Colds, Inflammation
Chest Diseases, Inward Weskness
CosuFenes5 Liver Comp amt,
Dyspepsia, Lopness of Sotrtts.
Dlarrhea Rngworm,
Dropsy, Rbenmattam
Deoilityr Salt Rheum,
Fever and Ague, Beads
Skin Diseases
Each Box Contains z2 pills,
ONE PILL Is A DOSE
Ne NoTIoE-None genuine without the engraved tTaas
mark around each pot box Signed by DOCTOR j
hAGGlEL, New York, to counterfeit which Is felony,
A Sold by all respectable Dealers in medicines bronpbon.
the limited states and Canada at 70 cents per or pot
BARNES, WARD & co, Agents
Eayv