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Southern Improvomcr
Lnto Markets,

NASHVILLE, May 18.-The street railroad was
opened in Nashville to-day.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE
DEPARTMENT OF SOUTH CARoIIN

CulEr QuAHIERmASTERS OFFICE
DEPAhTMEfT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON, 8. c., May 10 1886
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS WILL Be
PAID by the undersigned to any person who will da
liver to him tho OFFICIAL RECORDS OF INT
MENTs OF THE UNION PRISONERS AT FLORENCE
9. G.. W TuowIo
May II Brew Lieut. Col nnd ch,oto =.
a5- STATE TAX OFFICE, FIRE PROOF
BUILDINa.-This Office 10 still open for thu rsce,nt os
the STATE TAX. and will continue open until the 9th
day Of June, prox. inclusive.
FLEETWOOD LANNEAU.
may Fl Tax Collector st. Philip and st. Michael
aB- THE LADIES OF TRINITY METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH intend holding FAIR in aid OF
its funds. at Hibernian Hall WEDNESDAY EVENING
May 23. The following gentlemen, members of tho
congregation. requested to aot as Committee Of
Arrangements
GEORGE W. WILLIAMS IWM WALTON aNrrH
I1 hEoNAED CaAp!N, F. g. DRF0NTAINE,
VII Ef =. DURaE, NJ. W CROSS.
AMbHEL. DIR. I. 9 HEMMISaWAY,
W. j. MIDDLE r. W. WARREN
II. Al. BUTLER VIM M SAFE
W. d. sMLTH, Capt 7. j. LOCKWOOD,
ID. u STOLL. L. T. POTTER,
EDWIN PLATT, iW B. MOORE
Jas C0PEs. 6. CHAMBERLAIN.
~. "A -dRAESER, ]. g. MARTIN,
4. A.. NELSON, w r. MORRIs
DIX d. BAER, WM ". PEMBERTON.
Dir j. r. MOOD LAWRENCE STEIN,
T. COMSTOOK BETTS g. HENRY WHtEI,RR
W. Il. JEFFERs. w. MAsTERMAN.
j. g. HYER.
May 10
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THE BOOKS FOR SUBSCRIPTION

TO
The Edisto and Ashley Canal Company
ABE NOW OPEN AT THE OFFICE or MEssRs. yNo
g. RIGGS co., corner Broad and East Bay.
SHARES, ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RAOH payable
in monthly instalments ofFIvE DOLLARS PER SHARE
Apply to J. RAVENEL MACBETH,
April IL Secretary and Treasurer.
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CHIEF QUARTERslAsTER's OFFICE, J
DppAu1>fyHr SaI,rU EAROIINA


DRPAnISHHr SOUTH CAROLINA.
Charleston S. O., May To- 1866.
CEALFD PROPOSALS. WILL DE RECEIVED At THIB
- Office until IL o'clock, A. Tsvsday tho 9Th day
OF June, 1866 Mt which time thay Will bo oponoh for
furnishing tho QuartermaaerS Department in this City
with OAK AN PINE WOOD. uutil January ist, 1867.
Deliveries to DO made 0, south Commercial Wharf,
such ii eg, ad In suou quantities, may required
by tho Depot Qnartermaeter.
The quantity Quircd monthly viii probably be abon
One Hundred Cords Uf Oak, aud One Hundred and Fifty
Cords of Pine.
Bidders will state the price por cord of tho kind
Wood that they propose to furnish.
Two good snretes in the sum OF Ono Thousand Do
lars each, to he named In the bid will be required for
tho faithful performance of the contract.
BiiB deemed unreasonable Will bo rejected.
marked, Proposals for Furnishing Wood"
c. W. THOMAS.
Drerot Lent. Col. and Chief ouartormaster.
May 10 18
EDIS u AND ASHLEY CANAL COBIasANH :.
OFFIOE EDIsTO Il ASHLEY CANAL CoMpANY,(
OHARIRsToS, 8. O., Mareh I6, 1866,
OY ACT OF THE LEGISLATURE, PASSED AT fTB
I'D last session, tho EDISTO AND ASHLEY CANAL.
received pornseioa to increase their capita
from One Hundred Thousand (9100 OOo Dollars Threo
Hundred Thou and $500 OO0 Dollars In Shares Of one
Hundred ($i0o) Dollars o.ch -
The public arc hereby informed that the books for
to tho additional Stock will bo open froua
A. M. to p. NJ daily OF tho onioo OF Mbssrs JOHl3
B. RIGGS CO., corner Broad. and East Bay The
Stock subscribed for 10 be paid for by monthly nutnI
ment Of OF Five $b) Dollars each and every share
]. RAvkNEL MACBETH,
Seoretrry and Tfeasurar
P. 8. 'CarolIna TImss'' copy and eend bill TO this
ofnoe. March 10
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"But whatao'er these Spirits bleHt pursue
Whero'er they go. whatever sights they sea
or glory and bliss through al the tracts of h.,vo
DEPARTED THIS TRANsIroRY LIFE n..s-.
1th; 1865. MRS ANN ELIZABETH. the beoyed Wiz
OF EDWARD D. BAKER aged sixty.three yeara And tan
months. She was the only child OF GABRrEf NJ s.
boNNETHEaU deceased In early years she was left an
orphan yet the God OF the orphan and fahoress movad
relatives and friends to watch guide her mo-
rais ana education; impressng her young mind and
m ITO rem mber her Creator in the days Of her youth
In an the social relations and as devoted wife mother
Christian virtues OF those precious teachings and i'm
ot her pure and deep love to her
crown Of rosv light. she committed her soul to Him
who ia mighty TO save. aud gently soty shn hr e.s
out life. and passed away to rest In Heaven
AhiIcI1aN
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OBITUARY..

OBITUARY..
DIED In Barnwoll District on the l7tb Nav aAspAR
TkOTTI, infint son Of Rev. LEWIS II ,nd go n
SHUCK, aged II months and dsys ~ ~ -
Tho flower that blushed 30 swcctlv
On fields of earth below
Shall bloom in Heaven forever
Beyond all mortal WOO.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
The Great Money Crisis Continues.
FAILURE OF OVEREND, GURNEY & co
Bank of England's Interest Ter
Per Cent.

New YORK, May 21.-The steamship Cuba has
arrived with late Liverpool dates.
The financial panic continues in full force.
The Bank Of England has raised the rate Of in
@ercat to nine per cent.
United States fve-twenties 64 to 65. Consols 85
to s5i.
The great banking house Of OvEnEND, GuRNEY
L Go, have I lied.
Friday, Cotton dull.-sales 5000 bales.
LATEST PER CUBA.
8 ATUnDAY, Cotton advanced I'D. Sales 2O,O 900
bales. Middling Uplands are quoted at 12Sd.
Consols sSl to esS. United States fve-twenties
64 to IS.
The Bank of England has raised it's rate Of in
teroat to ten uo) per cent, but there is better
feeling prevailing.
Later from South Amerion-Bombnrdmont
OF Callao.
NEW YonE, May 21.-Aspinwall dates to the 18th
have arrived. The Spanish feet bombarded Gal
lao on the I'd OF April; they were repulsed, how
ever, doing but little damage. Admiral NUNKz, in
command Of the Spanish feet, vas badly wound.
cd, and the Peruvian Secretary OF War WAS killed
by the explosion Iof battery The fight lasted
four hours, and terminated by the withdrawal of
the Spanish feet Only few hundred dollars'
worth OF property said to be destroyed. The
Spanish loss 10 supposed to be heavy. The news
OF the Spanish repulse received with great
enthusiasm by the inhabitants Of Panama.
Valparaiso advices to the 17th April report the
blockade raised, and the government now enforc-
ing the import and export duties.
Hevs from Eastport (Ne.)
EAsrpoRr, (Me..) May N.-A store here was
broken open on Saturday night, supposed to be
for the purpose OF getting arms belonging to the
Fsnians, and which had been attached for debt.
Ten or twelve Fenians, which were the last that
were left here OF the grand army, disappeared on
Saturday.
New York Rqnrkef.
New YoaH, May 21.-Cotton firm at S6ao.@ @ssao.
Gold 30f.
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9S- BoINEsT h BURKE RECEIVE THE
'nt<t New Yorx DAIfLnS every aiteHap =. r-,y,
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Wonderful but True!

MADAME REMINGTON, THE WORLD RENOWNED
AstroloRist and sopnambulisc ClArvoyant whiIe in
clavoyan state delneates the very features OF the per
son you are to marry and By the aid of instrument
Of intense power, known the Psychomotrope, guar.
antees to produce perfect and neke picture of the
ture hu'band or wife Of the applicant with date Of
Marriage oocpatioh leading traits OF character, &c
This is no imposition, testimonials without number
can aBsert BY stating plsoe of BIRTH uge disposition
color OF eyes and hair and enclosing hfy CENTS
stamped envelope addressed to yourself. you will re-.
ceve the picture by mall together with desired
information.
Address In confidence, Madame GERTRUDE REM.
GNaToN p o. Box as7. West Troy, N. Y.
May tutbssmo
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CAPTION.


THE GOVERNMENT IspoRsEMESr.
In order to guard against dangerous impostons the
public are requested to take especial of the beau
fu engraved proprietary stamp through which the Gov.
ernment Of tho United states officially Auhenticates
every bottle of HoSTETTER's BITTERs. This shield
thrown by tne Government the propretors and the
public for their joint protection 10 pao:d
across the cork and over the neck Of bottle and
not fall strike the Of the most casual
Nothing that purports to bo Hostoers Bitters be
genuine unless the stamp 10 there.
II 10 aSo proper to state that the Differs are sold ex
cusively in glass and uader any croumsn aces
by the gallon the barrel. lmposters lint tors
are abroad, and the only aafegnard public has mat
them 10 10 that the Btera they the engray.
ed nbo and noto OF Mesers Hostetter Smith and the
stamp above mentioned HAY 2I
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'at<t New Yorx DAIfLHS every aiterao \. r-,y,
a6- ESTATE NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAV-
ING claims against tho late CHARLES L. TRENHOLM
will present the properly aested and persons
debted will make payment to GEORGE A. TBENHoLN.
Jr.' Fraser'a Wharf PoRTIA A. TRENHOLM.
Mays tu3 Administrative.
a5- FINAL NOTICE.--ALL PERSONS HAV-
ING any demands aganat the R.tate OF the late VIII
LIAM DooLEY will present the,S duly atessed.
before tho 25th instant or they will be debarred pay
me by that time. JOHN &. BOWERS,
Mays tu3 Qualified Executor.
NOTICE. THREE MONTHS AFTER
date, application will be msdo tho lnore Mutual
surance Company for REVIVAL Of Certificate No. 1885,
10 Shares In said oonpany-aaid Certificate having
been destroyed or lost by the fire III Columbia. ,
March tusmo CHAs. p. sHIERs
aS- NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING ANY
de nands against the estate OF tho late LAURENCE
KEITT will presont them properly aesed before
the 1st of July next. to Messrs. MowRY CO.. North
Atlantic Wharf. 8. KEITr,
April 90 ftul2 Administrative.
sS HALLS VEGETABLE sIoILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER RENEws THE HAIR
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RE-
NEWER
Restores gray hair to the Original cosor
HALLS VEGETABLE aICILIAN HAIR Re-
NEWER
Prevents the hair from falling of
HALLS VEGETABLE sIOILIAN HAIR BE-
NEWER
Makes the hair soft and glossy
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RE-
NEWER
Docs not stain the skin.
HALLS VEGETABLE SIOHIAE HAIR RE-
NEWER
Has proved tsoh tho best preparation for tho hnr ever
presented to tho public Prtoo Of.
For sale by all druggists. Wholesale by
KING g. CASSIDEY,
March IS tulyrH Charleston.
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[Frou. The Savannah Herald, 1sn inst

The Freedmon's Bureau Commissioners in
Observation-Disclosures with Citizens.
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From San francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, May ia dispatch yesterday
states tnat an extensive coal mine had bsen dis
covered at Sooke, near Viokosis, "
At Fort Whippie, on the 10Th, the Mogui Indian
Warriors arrived and surrendered their arms.
General markets continue dnll. The new crops
OF grain, wool, and wine, OF fine quality, are
coming to market in great abundance.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 17.-Six hundred boxes OF
Grants candles sold to-day at 2so pound. The
wheat market is unchanged; sales Of 2t00 sacks of
Prime ut 81. 10 per bushel. The San Francisco
Refinery quotes Circle A crushed sugar at 15c. per
pound.
Tho Virginia Protestnnt Episcopal Church.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, May 1s.-The Episcopal Coun-
oil to-day adopted the following
Whereas, The conditions which rendered neces-
sary the separate organization OF Southern dio-
ceses no longer eIiste, and that organization has
ceased by the consent and action OF the diooeses
concerned; and
Whereas, The diocese Of Virginia, unchanged
as are her principles, deem it most proper under
exciting circumstance to resume her interrupted
relations to the Protestant Episcopal Church in
the United States; therefore,
Resolued, That tho diocese accordingly now re-
sumo its condition with the General Convention of
the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United
States, and that the Bishop be requested to send
copy OF this preamble and resolution to the presi-
ding bishop, and one to tho secretary OF the house
OF clerical and lay delegates.
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Alleged Conspirntor Arresa.d.

NASHVILLE, May 17.-John Porterfeld, formerly
banker and old resident Of this place, has been
arrested and lodged in tho peniteptiary. It is
rumored that ho was arrested In consequence Of
implication With the conspirators In Canada some
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A Hoax.

NASHVILLE, TENN, May 17.-This day was OBJ
served as day Of fasting and prayer, by .Procls-
maIion OF the Mayor, in accordance with the
previously published accounts that the President
had ordered the day to be 30 observed on account
OF the near approach of cholera. Late iu the
nsitern1on Il was discovered that no fast day had
been thus designated by the President. Governor
Patton, OF Alabama, was also deceived, and issued
proclamation to observe tho day. Il
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The Worlds Opinion of Hostetter's
Stomach RittefS,

Touching the Bitters this grand fact ia clear.
Their fame flls all the Western Hemisphere.
Known In all lands. washed by its oceaus twain,
Health, hope, and vgor follow In thu ir train.
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Ship News and the Weather.
FoRTREss MoNBoB, May 18.-hrriyed, steamer
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AVOID COUNTERFEITS.
HoSTETTERS 8 Bit HRs share the common fate
OF all things good-Imposters initiate.
OF those ebeware-disoreetly use your eyes
From honest houses purchase your supplies
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Meeting OF tho PreBbyterian Asson,blies.

ST.. LOUIS, May 18.-The Old School Presbyte-
rian Assembly met yesterday. The opening ser
mon was preached BY DR.. Lowrey, and h. L.
Stanton was chosen moderator. The New School
Assembly alec met yesterday. The opening SER
mon wes delivered by DR.. Shaw; and Prof. Rop-
Ains, OF New York, WAS chosen moderator.
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Hevvn from Enotport mo-,
w York Market.

New YoRR, May 21.-Cotton firm at Solo. DSS4
Gold 30f.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-02
Or. Easterly,s
DIARRHGA SYRUP

This Medicine is pleasant and inlallibls
cure for Diarrhae, Dysentefy. eaaieI -.
I ssa meseoe, ese0ps q SpD0S. DoWel
complaints. and ~ desangeuset4s II ths
stomach and bowels Of c6ildfs0 whsa
TEETHIN0.
THIS CEfxBRATRD, POPULAR AND INYAIl1
BILE Remedy has been used By the most intDlligsal
s sssn $500: ys :: ' es s. - e - .. g
Bowel complaint, and a1 unite h pronoancinGit II
no. speedy and sosetual Ms1cils ~ Mo 80
used. Price, . cents pes bottle.
Prspased eeass,d u nesA AAD1XnAH 0OU,No
% North Fith street, q: 1o1ih 10. sod q thei
BsascA Gt0re, Nc. Wl1auD Uk6 CO.. m.
Fee sale b DrueSis0 G1s1lys
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Nm. EAsrneLr's /
LINLMEM MI

win Cure Bruises, sprains, Cuts, Wounds, Rheuma.
tlem, Contracted Tend0ns, SWcl1ed Joints, LnmbagQ
Tumore and all Local and seated Pains, and IN d.
eoses woEe an external Remedy b requifed.o
vTHfs IMMINENT Is. BEYOND ALL DOUBT, THn
- most ,. scacioas remedy ever o0.rsd 2 tSs pable
essies IT. t6sme1s : Re u -, nd III
~ sudcref almost Nfant cueie1. 80 -.
such powerful caratise properties 81 eonbtnsd b
Dr.. EestorlysO AQoIlcoD Llnlmenl
that Il readily cures the WORST WOUNDS On NAN
or BEAST Every family should keep Il conelanfly
z s:sa "a nc 5! AZ. No
70 North Fifth street. 81. 1oais No. sd Ct tleii
Branch Family Medicine etofe No. - 1adiooo a1roe1
Chicago III Fur Dalo - utuagloe1 nu6Dsanv 6 n
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Ts10E TWO DROTm8Rs.
A TrDe Incident 81 the Siege 81
Pert lluaHon.

That fact il stranger than fiction, is ex-
cmplillcd in the following true story Of two
brothers, twins, which occurred during the
memorable siege Of Port Hudson. Passing
enc day through the streets Of that litaIs
town, we noticed two ,orpaes lying upon
the gallery Of the carpenters shop, await.
Ing their turn for the boxes dignified with
the titlcs OF collins. to consign them to their
last resting place. They we're bodies of
tall stature, stout and we'll buiIt, bctokco-
Ing the hardy backwoodsmen Of the South>
west. Over the face Of each was thro IN
ca0th, through which the blood vas oox-
ing, showing that they had received their
death wounds through the head Il was
NO common sight during the siege to see
death in every form, from the body pierced
by the single bullet to the one shattered to
atoms by the cannon ball or mortar shell.
Yet there was something in the appearance
Of those bodies which rivitcd our attention
aud INDUCED the inquiry A. TO who they
were. A rough. grizzly Confederate so.>
dicr was sitting ty their side, whose arm.
tied mp, showed that for the present he
was unit for active service. The tears
were triekling down bis cheek - he gaxed
mOurnfhlly upon the dead before him.
"ssssO U.s. 4uisc iuS up SViu OetteI tOoO
words that they had been more to him than
simple comrades Of the tent and Geld.
He related their story in few words
"They were my sons" said he, "aad we're
twinA Ose Of them joined at the same
time did. We came here with General
Bcale, and have done our duty 70 the best
Of our knowledge, and believe to the SGT
isfAction Of our officers.
This morning, sir, while at the breast
works one Of my boys, in order to got
good aim 1t the sharpshootefs outside.
thoughtlcssly raised himself too high, when
rifle ball pierced his brain, and he fell
dead at my feet. His brother, seeing him
fall. sprsng forward to pick him up, but in
80 doing exposed himself above the line OF !
dstenses, whom he too, received . ball
Through the brain, and he fell deed upon
the still quivering corpse Of his brother.
A. they came into the world, 90 they went
out Of it-togethcr. In removing their
bodies from the breastworks, I got this
wound which has shattered my srm.-I
Would that had died with them. sir. for
have no one now 10 love upon this earth.
"And their mothcr--your wifel'
Died, sir, in giving them BIRTH"
One colfln received the remains Of the
twins, and few days after, while sitting in
!vae Of bis tent, an exploding shell gave
deetA>wound to the brokeu>hearted father.
-Wns Batoa Rssgs 0ugar Plaster.
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To euro Axue ana rover.

Take dose cfD! Easts!ly Family Pms, ami vixen
done operating, take Dr. Eaeterly's Fever ana Aeue
Killer. dose = directed on the bottle every two
hours. until nine doses have been TAKEN In the absence
Of fever, which always stops the Age 81 Fever ne
FIRST DAY. Then to prevent u retnsn, tDke he
ARue Killer three times day Oh ~ seventh, 1our.
teenth twenty first and twenty eighth oage 9les DE-
CURED Let every man. .sOman and child try Il. and
u you and = 70 b true, !ell y e your A'ends.
- Price Of Aene Killer t-5O per bottle. H0sO
cents per b0x-iO pills IN Z box II"
- Prepared sd 6old ~ D.. 3. EASTERLY 3
Co., No: 70 North Fifth street. st. Louis, No. and eod
1t their Branch Family Medicine store, Chicago M
Sold by druggists gsnnrally.
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vrrrrArr.r PAIN KILLER
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cos O,.sa -. ~
BowA Cooplaiaes, Nervous Aaceeesas,
ram IN the race fasnteO eossos -
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a 4. a.e,af6H $3.50
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@ = 4 ID L e VS.
Salt Rheum and Tettel
Ointment

Win cure Salt Rtsuln. fsiAr. S6n1EHe
Prsiris md bssssss' issb, Hi;ss7S ~ =;
Missouri Scratches, Serofals, Obstipsts
Old Sores. Pimples on the Face, aad I'll
Diseases and Druptiooe O u Skin. i =
out TO KFFECT PERMANENT AND RApI.
- cal Cure Of 0cfofal0os and Ska Dieeasaa 81
verv Ind -
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Nm. RAsrEnxY,s
Iodine and ssasararflla.

To be used INTERNALLY, which puriass he
plying the Ointment 10 the sores o. ferts. Z eneev
and permanent cure will b Effected. DOth ere ~
vieed to be msed In these complaints.
frice-the Iodine and 0assaparlla, a. 30 pef botfae
Price 0ridley's Salt Rheun and fcttM Oinineof
% cents per bottle.
Prepared and sold by d.. 3. EASTKRLY 4 CO.
No. ~ North Ftfth street, g. LOuis, No 6ole m
bsietors.
Sold 1t their Brsnch Family Nddicins 81 ne. No .
uadie0n street, Chicago MS
For sale b. Dsuggists generally.