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MAGNOLIA WATER,-A delightful toilet artl-
Gle, superior TO Cologne, and at half the cost.
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THERE is no institution the country is in so
mach need Of at the present time as that now
beng pushed rapidly towards completion by
the Washington Library Company, and there
should certainly be no delay on the part of
everybody in forwarding the completion of the
Riverside Institute, established for the gratui-
tous education of the orphans of the soldiers
and sailors who stood by and fell in defense of
our country in her day of need This can be
done by subscribing for one. two, three, four, or
five certificates OF stock at one dollar share;
and besides the qualification of aiding worthy
object, every purchaser receives with each share
bought fine steel-plate engraving, worth fifty
per cent. more than the price of the stock. The
Trustees enabled to make this generous
offer from the fact that they have made a bind
ing contract with the publisher of these engra-
wings for many thousand copies, and conse-
quently get them much below their retail
value. In addition to this. each share of stock
guarantees one present in the great distribution
which comes off in September. The aggregate
value of these presents is 100000. These have
also been obtained in the same manner as the
engravings, 1. e., the large amount taken ena-
bles the Trustees to offer these extraordinary
inducements and still have a good profit for
the benefit of the Institution. Everybody should
call at No. lz25 Chestnut street, and inquire
further into this charitable object.
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MORGAN II. TRoTH, Wholesale and Retail
Provision Dealer (Stalls Nos. l37 and 1897, Fifth
avenue Fifth street Market, Fifth street, above
Chestnut. Troth's Hams, Beef, Lard, Tongues
Pickled Pork etc,
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WHITMAN's CHoCoLATE.-The best table Cho-
colate for families, hotels, and restaurants is
manufactured at the Philadelphia Steam Ohio
colate and Cocoa Works. ONCE and Store No
1910 Market street. STEPHEN II. WHITMAN.
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WET OR DRY, Hot OR COLD, RICH OR Poor,
all weathers and all peoples can be suited in
purse or person with Clothing, at Charles Stokes
& Co.'s first. class Ready-made Clothing House,
under the Continental. One visit will convince.
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Nv PuBLIoATIoNs.-Mr A. Winch, No. 505
T,hekut street. has again laid upon our table
On hteresting budget OF foreign papers In
SoI,d,o london Punch and Fun, CdSseLPs Family
1osr RelNOlds' Miscellany, O7lce-d- Week, Al
5bei saT Round, etc Copies OF these and other
%s,eyiiicals may be had OF Winch at any time
TX OPENING. The box Office OF the Walnut
S,rf Theatre will be open to-day, tomorrow,
Sndfonday for the sale OF seats IQr the OPEN
ALnsss an time to see the Midsummer Nt0h'S
nsSV,. as il win attract very large audiences
beyad doubt.
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g. BYRON MoRsEs DINING ROOMS, No. 902
and 904 Arch street. for ladies and gentlemen,
are now the popular resort for those in search
of good dinners. PiSit Them.
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LRcENY.-John Snyder was yesterday ar
restd for an alleged larceny. IL appears that
be prchased two chests of strawberries from
TersV farmer, and having no money, was
frusid for the fruit and agreed TO return the
ches. He was not seen again by his creditor
S1ntI Yesterday, when he was making his way
oioYi Water. near Chestnut street. He was held
Nv AiermaIi Hurley In $500 bail TO answer at
cOur
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LYONS MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER for kill
ing Fleas, Moths, Reaches, and Bugs The
original and only sure article, Sold by all re-
spectacle dealers,
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DEPOT FOR THE SALE of Lash's Five-dollar
Washing Machines Clothes Wringers and Step
Ladders, No. 727 Market street, Philadelphia.
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LIZ THERE BE LIGHT, is the unanimous ex-
clamtion and demand of the Inhabitants on
EIeVnth, between Christian and Catharine
slre(s, and throughout that Vicinity, where 1t
is as''dark as Erebus;" so dark that one stun
blesnd founders in every conceivable manner
In aiempts to make his way along. IL is time
thatthe authorized Observation-Disclosures
ahoud see TO IL that the street lamps In and
abot this neighborhood, and throughout the
CitYAre put TO their proper use.
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TOHN NsToN ~ SELL DEN
SI Attorneys at Law and Solicitors In Bankruptov
No. 434 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia. 10 10 sn
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A aEvENGEFUL You're MAN named Franklin
Swan was in Swanson street, near Almond,
floating about board, when he was told by
N mannamed McGraw TO take 1t from the water
ana lace 1t in cooper shop. refusing TO do
his,McGraw became imperative, 1t Is said, and
ordeed him to obey. Soon after Swain went
intOlis fathers house, obtained a pistol, and
goin out fl cd three times at McGraw, without
effec He was arrested, and held by Alderman
MOrhHY in al000 bail 10 answer.
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MARRIED.

JONES THAoHER, Printers. $40 Minor st.
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Philada. Stock Exchange Sales, Aug, q
Reported by De Haven & Bro, NO. "A & Third st..o.
pRTVU EnNJ me
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DOWNING CAsEs.-The Coroner was notified
to hdd an inquest upon the body OF boy who
was irowned, at No. 20A Hancock street, yes
terdey afternoon.
Anlnquest was held upon the body of an un-
knovn white man, which was found floating
in tlp back channel of League Island. He is
f1ve bet five inches In height; has dark hair and
moutache; no coat; wore dark cashmere pants
and 'est; red and white woollen shirt and laced
boot The Coroner took charge of the body.
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THE TRAVELLING SUITS
The White Duck Vests,
The COLOTed Duck Suits,
The Alpaca Coats
The DTdp a. Etc Sacks,
The Short Duck Sacks
The Linen Dust Goats,
The Light Cashmere SUITS.
The Skeleton Sacks,
Are ali popltLdr al this tne because they are Jus the
tnO for this hot tOeder. Our styles elegant In
any custom establishments Our prices are so JdlO, people
bnJ Nth great satisfaction.
wv WANAMAKHR d BROWN,
THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE,
OAK HALK,
THE CORNER OF SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS
JONES q THAoHER, Printers, $40 Minor ST.
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To PRODUCE FINE GROWTH OF NEW HAIR
Ray- Use Dexter's Hair Restorative.
B5y- Use Dexter's Hair Restorative.
RS- Use Dexter's Hair Restorative.
MCINTYRE e. BROTHER,
l025 Ohaanut atraat
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and this State, the ieoua. riirh e s;s aij
men and the full endowment ofsthe
rights OF citizenship without distine-
tion on account Of color. s{i z
S q That we are the friends and adj
yocates OF free speech, free press, free
schools and the most liberal proyi-
sion by the State for the purpose of
educating the people thereof; and
henceforward there is to be no dig
tinction made between the inhabit-
ants of the State In civil and political
rights on account of color or previous
condition. '' atta :,
B. That we discomtenance all at
tempt to stir up strife and contention
among the. people, believing suoh a
course to be in every way injurious to
the country.
6. That those men who stood firm
to the cause of the Union are enti-
tied to that confidence which is the
reward of patriotism and fidelity in
every land.
q. That we pledge our endeavors to
effect the removal Of the tax on cot
ton and the State poll tax, and to
establish as rule in the State that
the tax paid by every man shall be
exactly in proportion to the value of
his property and none other.
8. That we recommend to the peo-
pie of the State that they manifest
their determination to abide by the
prescribed terms of restoration by
electing those men who can comply
in all respects with the Acts of Con-
gress of the United States, and to
support for Office only such men as
are true to the Union, and who pre-
fer the Government of the United
States to any other that could be
formed.
LEAyENWoRTH, KANSAS, May 81
On the 9th instant, three deserters
from the 3Sth Colored Infanty, ut
Fort Hays, went to the house of P.
j. Peterson, on the Smoky Hill
route. Finding Mrs. Peterson, aged
fifty years, alone, they dragged her
into the cellar and outraged her per-
son in horrible manner. On the
29th inst, they were captured, after
q desperate resistance. They con-
iessed their guilt, and, while being
taken to jail, were rescued by mob
and killed, and their bodies thrown
into the river. They were the last of
thirty who deserted ten days ago, and
who have been q greater terror to
the settlers than the Indians. Mrs.
PETERSON is not expected to survive.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.

New YORK, June 5-Noon.
100000. lower. Wheat dull and no
minally lower. Corn 3(05c. lower.
Pork lower. Lard dull, at 1216m
1899. Cotton dull, at 27(028c.
Stocks heavy. Money T. Sterling
unchanged. Gold 3634.
z P. M.-Cotton firm; sales 1.SOO
bales, at 27lI(029. Flour heavy
State $9@11.75; Southern 11(015. SO.
Corn heavy-mixed new SIP: old
81. .22(91.261G. Money!. Gold 36aa
CHARLESTON, June 5.-Cotton de-
clined &c; sales of 125 bales-mid-
dlings 251@.
BALTIMORE, June Cotton quiet
and steady, at 2S. Rio coffee dull, at
1908, gold. Flour dull-Howard
Street so. .50M14. Corn declined l
(92c.-white . S1.07(01.12; yellow
$1.14; Western mixed $1.O6.
SAVANNAH, June 5.-Cotton quiet.
but firm-middlings 26. Sales $50
bales. Receipts 676 bales.
MOBILE, June 5.-Cotton quiet
middlings 24(@241a. Sales GOO bales.
New ORLEANS, June 5.-Cotton
firm and unchanged-low middlings
25R. Sales 900 bales.
LONDON, June 5-Noon.-Consols
94I.
LIVERPOOL, June 5-Noon.-Cot-
ton frm-estimated sales $4,000
bales; uplands 1119d.; Orleans 11ald.
LONDON, June 5-Evening. Con
soils 9414. Bonds 73.
LIVERPOOL, June 5-Eyeninc.-
Cotton quiet-prices easier, though
not quotably lower. Sales 10000
bales.
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CRoAKERs There is class of men
among us, who, in the midst of our
present troubles, are continually con-
soling themselves, and trying to con-
tribute to their own importance by
assuming that our people are in some
way to blame for our present evils.
Censure in troubles is the egotism of
useless men. These men were always
egotistical croakers, and they always
will be. Their philosophy grows out
OF their own natural constitution.
The basis for it is not found in the
facts of the case, but in themselves
and whatever different state of facts
might exist, they would still hold the
same croaking philosophy, because
they would still be the same men.
Their views are erroneous and always
in bad taste. 1t is an evil bird that
defiles it's own nest.
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Josh Billings truthfulIy remarks
that 'etrying to live on the reputa-
Ition Of dead grand father is lust
about as entefprising as trying to
hatch out rotten eggs under tin
weathercock. - - : z IS
NEw YORK. A New York paper
says that suicide is becoming alarm
ingly prevalent in thatcity. We fear
there are few cities where it could
prevail with greater advantage to the
world at large.
In the State of Mississippi there
are thirty-nine political papers. Of
these fifteen are opposed to recon-
struction under the law Of Congress.
and twenty-four in favor of it.
A boy named John, lyman drank
a pint of rum in Buffalo one day
last week, and died in few hours
after.
Nearly quarter million barrels of
beer were brewed in Chicago last
year.
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The emigrant agent of the Pied
mont, Va, Land Agency, Mr.. John
Wettstein, from Switzerland, has
arrived in Lynchburg, Va, with q
party of emigrants, mostly field la
borers. Mr.. Wettstein has complet-
ed his arrangements for bringing
laborers and land buyers to Virginia,
and expects weekly arrivals of them.
Count Bismarck is reported to be
suffering greatly from a nervous
disease, which prevents him from
sleeping; and in order to secure some
sleep he gets on horse ut l o'clock
in the night and rides till clock, re-
turns home, goes to bed, and sleeps
five hours-the sleep being induced
by the fatigue.
The New York Nation says, speak
ing of Bancroft: eve should think
he would be glad to go abroad for q
brief period, as he is at present re-
morselessly pursued by grand-sons
whose ancestors he has assailcd, and
who are just a little too much for
him."
The Pal Mall Gazette is critical on
the Peabody portrait of Queen Vic
toria. 1t says the picture "makes
her look like fat, red.faced, cross
schoolgirl of eighteen, looking rather
old for her age" The likeness may
be tolerable, Notwithstanding.
Forney's paper says Stanberry's
opinion is a betrayal of the nation.
1t doesn't condes eer i to state in
what particular respect.
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BRowNnows NiIfTiSA,. We have
received Intelligence from Winches-
ter, says the nashville Bdaner, that
a squad of Rickman,s Is militia com
spany, under the command of en-
officer named Holt, enttothe house
OF Mr. Brown, last Tuesday morning,
took him out into the woods: tied
him to o tree with thongs of bnrk.
and literally riddled his body with
balls.
They also took young man named
Foe, tried him by "drum-head
urt-martial," condemned him to be
shot, and were about carrying the
sentence into effect, when the ira
gedy was prevented by the timely in
tterposition of a gentleman who had
been Union man throughout the
war.
Our informant states that many of
the citizens of franklin County have
been plundered and maltreated within
the past few days, and that others
have been compelled to seek refuge
in the woods.
These enormities have all been COM
mitted on a people whose conduct
has been above even suspicion. The
only excuse alleged for killing Brown
was, that he had served in the Con-
federate army during the war; and
the indications at present are that the
best citizens of the County will fall
victims to the vindictive hatred of
these licensed assassins.
So great is the feeling of alarm
throughout the section of country
named, that the people have already
begun to organize for mutual protec-
ton, being determined that one COM
pany of Brownlow's mercenaries shall
not rob and murder them with i'm
punlty. A meeting was to have been
held at Winchester last night, to con-
slider what was best to be done.
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IMPORTANT ACTION BY THE PREsI-
DENT. 1t is we'll known that the
President maintains that the mill
t0ry commanders appointed under
the reconstruction Act have no legal
right to arbitrarily make and unmake
governors, legislators, mayors and
other civil officers, and he looks upon
the action of Gen. Swayne in remov-
ing the mayor and police force of
Mobile as most fragrant violation of
the law, especially as that officer re-
ports officially that there was no pre-
concerted arrangements for the late
disturbance there, and that the only
charge to be made against the police
was that of timidity. 1t is generally
understood here that the President
has Mt lnst decided to interfere in this
case, and will revoke the order of
Gen. Swayne deposing the municipal
government of Mobile, and will in
struct Swayne to re.instate the mayor
and all other officers who have been
interfered with by military edict.
The President also maintains that
his construction of the law is Judi
cially sustained; for the Supreme
Court of the United States, in the
Mississippi injunction case, held that
the duties of the generals command
ing the several military districts
"mustnecessarily be performed undG'
the supervision of the President, as
Commander-in-Chief, for the duty
thus imposed on the President is in
no just sense ministerial is purely
executive and political. Members
of the Judiciary Committee say that
they fear that the President will not
interfere, as reported, for in that
case they declare that his iiupeach-
ment is insured. -Ne,c York World.
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BUCKEYE TRIUMPHANT!

BUCKEYE TRIUMPHANT!
NNHE subscriber has received the agency
Il for the sale of the celebrated BUCK
EYE COMBINED REAPER and MOWER,
which has taken the premium over all
other machines of the kind, whenever ex-
hibited together.
Parties wishing machines will find it to
their interest to call and examine the
Buckeye, before purchasing elsewhere. All
machines sold at manufacturers prices,
and expenses added, and every machine
sold warranted to give entire satiafaction.
Terms liberal. Apply to
JOHN @. DIAL,
June Manufacturers Agent.
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The FATE OF THE CONVICTED FE-
NIANs.-We find the following addi-
tional cable kilograms in the New
York papers:
LONDON, May 2S.-The Govern
ment had determined upon carrying
out the law against the Fenians to its
utmost rigor; but in view of the uni
yersal sentiment of the people and
the press, and fearing that the Fe-
mans might resort to measures of
revenge, it was at last compelled to
remit the sentence of Burke. The
Cabinet recommended the commuta-
tion on Saturday, and the Queen as-
sented to it at late hour last night.
In both houses of Parliament, to-
night, the announcement was received
with cheers. In the House of Lords,
Earl Derby said he could see no pal
liative circumstances in the case of
Burke, but his sentence had been
remitted because the Government had
received the overwhelming testimony
of the Irish people that it would be
polite not to allow the law to take its
oon~se.
4D0Dn1N, May 27.-The news of the
commutation of tLe death sentence
passed on Col. Burke, [. r. A., to
one of imprisonment for life, was re.
ceiyed in this city with JOY by all
classes of the people. Yesterday,
previous to the reception of the vel
come news, prayers were offered up
in all the Roman Catholic churches
in Dublin, invoking Almighty God
to incline the royal mind to Gle
mency.
Gov. Burnside, of Rhode Island,
was inaugurated for his second term
on Tuesday,
There are eleven lodges of German
Odd EalIo.rn IL, Ir,dianS
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State South Carolina-.Richland Dist

IL
By Jacob Bel, Ordinary of said District.
WHEREAS Robert j. Dunsford hath
w applied to me for letters of admi-
nlstration on the personal estate of Dorcas
Wilson, late of the District aforesaid, de-
ceased:
These are, therefore, to cite and adj
monish all and singular the kindred and
creditors OF the said deceased, to be and
appear before me, at our next Ordinary's
Columbia on Friday, tho fourteenth day
OF Juno next, at ten o'clock a. M, to
show cause, if any, why the said admins.
tration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal of the Court
this twenty-eighth day of May, in the
year OF our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and sixty-sevep, and in the ninety
first year of American independence.
JACOB BELL,
May 80 th2 Ordinary Richland Dist.
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ITCH CURE! ITCH CUREl

ITCH, ITCH, SCRATCH, SCRATCH.
Il Itch, Itch, Scratch, Scratch.
Harvey's Itch Cure, Harvey's Itch Cnre
Cures in "a hours, cures in "a honrs,
Worst kind OF Itch, worst Kind of Itch.
Indeed, all kinds OF itch, letter. Piles.
Scald Head. &c. Only 25 cents box. A
sure cure, Try it; Try it. Fo,'sale by
FISHER & HElNITSH,
May 10 Druggists.
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RETURNED HOME.

hR. r: w. GIDBBS has returned to Co
~ lunibia and resumed his practice. Re-
sidencs ct Mr.. Melvin NJ. Cohen's, East
end OF Washington street, opposite the
Orphsn House. May 16 limo
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just Received,

HNWENTY tubs and firkins GOSHEN
Il BUTTER, at reduced prices.
10 bbls. Hecker's Self-raising FLOUR.
Milk, Buttor, Wine and Sugar
CRACKERS.
tierces DIAMOND HAMS. And for
sale by c. H. BALDWIN 4 90
April 10
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WANTED.
Hair DRESSING Saloon

A LoNZO REESE respectfully informs
"A his patrons that he has opened a
HAIR-DRESSING SALOON, OH Main
street next door to the Pollock House.
SHAnlNG, SliAMPOOING and HAIR
CUTTING promptly attended to.
May % limo
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TO RENT

BUTTER AND CHEESE.
HNUBS choice GOSHEN MAY BUTTER.
Il III boxes Z. D. and Cutting CHEESE.
For sale by L. Il G. D. HOPE.
May 80
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There are but few spots on our globe where
HOSTETTERS STOMACH BITTERS are not
known; and when known, appreciated.
In the UNITED STATES and BRITISH AMERICA it
has become household word. As protective
against malaria, epidemic fev0rs, Fever and
Ague, and other discusses produced by mias.
matte Influences, Il stands far ahead Of all other
preparations, and is 50 considered by the. most
eminent PHYSICIANS of the day. -
In SoirrH and CENTRAL AMERICA, MEXICo and
WEST INDugs il has obtained a. firm hold on the
minds of the people, and is implicitly relied
upon a. n certain preventive and cure for the
many malarious diseases incident TO those trop.
ical regions ~ -. co..
In AUSTRALIA, TASMANIA, NEW ZEALAND, and
adjacant Islands its progress has been marvel.
GUS. Merchants, Miners, Farmers, Manufac.
tlrers and Squatters, all endorseit, Thousands
already has il saved from the pernicious effects
Of miasma arising from the low swampy grounds
50 prevalent in thosc countries.
In CHINA and the EAST INpIFs Ii IL working
its way with rapid strides and is extensively
used in the hospitals. .;
In Conservative EUROPE, even. its influence
is hcing felt; and the day is not far distant when
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS
will become in the old world what it now is in
the new-a never failing joy to the afflicted
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Yo1ingi; Lady

Returning to her country home, sffef Q 80.
j0urn ola few months 81 saeeiss, Wa ssrdil
recognized by her friends. In place of coarse
rustic, flushed face, .he had soet ruby com Old
IJsSxf5a of Almost marble sinoothnesa' and IN
stead of twsut, ssree shs really appeared out
eighteen. Upon inquiry as TO the =canse Of no
grea, a change she plainly tolq men lhat she
I'll 10 III reassina Dal.6, ana coflsidered
r. an iI,vaftiable acquisition to any Ladys toilet
By it's use any Lady or Gentlepap can improve
tl;sir persfsnl appearance On bnndfea fold. Il
IA simple in its combination, as Nature herself Is
simple. yet unsurpassed in its efficacy in dr. =.
ingimpurities from, lso;healing cleansing and
identifying the skin and complexion. By It's
direct action ON the cuticle it draws from 1t all
its Impurities, Kindly healing the same, and
leaving tile surface as,yatfre fntendedft should
be, clear. soft, smooth and beautiful. Price 81
sent by Mail or Express, On ppciept Of an order
byU M 4s WI. CLARK s. CO., Chemists.
e --5 Ne. West Fayetfe St, syracusei N: Y:
The only American Agents far the sals OF the
same. ,..i .r sfIH..srGf ..i -. maraB- sod&w