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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-25

* ARNOLD IL FIELD IS
EKCuANT TAILOES,
Have removed from No 81 to No. IS, King
street, and resumed their old business, where
they would be pleased to receive call FROM
their friends, or any one in want of ii sEit al
good Clothes We have on hand and are re-
ceving Il good line Of
CLOTHS, CAS$iMEkES, NE&'rING&.
LINENS Sc,
which we vii! make to order, very low, l'l the
next two months. especially.
We propose to continue cur
GENTS FUR&iSHING DEPARTMENT.
whore you will always find the l..1o*L :tlIr=
We will furnish
W Ii Il r. = II / X II ::
as cheap ~ they can be had at retail III fhIm-
deiphia Warranted to lit and wear well. Gail
and see ~ nj No, 81. King ST. :; door. west al
Royal. hua IT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-25

40 vppy TOW ppfrE&
In y lew days Will cor" P'e'' arrangements
Yith ,,h.r spa,,- urJ will than hayr l.nl, snA
''' 70
other real estate Tor ssl,. ia most O? the cn.lnies
Ill '"'S ''S'e'
All letters will be promptly answered. AID
any information that may b0 deSlroA gI'nA.
Parties having real '@'"'" for sale will It" well
10 place It IN oar hAnaS At once" XIII de>cF'!'
tons showing proximity Ia railroads, navj.GH-
hi. streoms churches. mills, stores &c.: also.
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must pass through this city
Shall adverti,. in many Of the Leading papers
Of the Northern and Southern Stata% and refer
f., parties To whom We are vel! known.
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Proposals from agents IN Ih'a' Sh1 "''S To- ~"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-25
CTEARINE SOAP,
GARRETT,S SCOTCH SNUFF

CTEARINE SOAP,
y CARPETS SCOTCH SNUFF,
AND GROUND COFFEE.
10 boxes Stearne Soap.
do and kegs CARROTS End quality Scotch
Snuff; ECO lbs Ground Coffee, just received and
for sale by A. J. FLEMING,
jy9-- No. 8, King street
NEMENT FOR FRUIT JARS.-We offer
~ for sale Cement, prepared, especially, tos
sealing, air tight Fruit Jars or Cans. 1t will
be found very convenient for Housekeepers in
Also full supply Of JAR CORKS, of all sizes.
JANNEY s. CO., Druggists.
jel3 No Ids, King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-25
MO RI. y L " G. o O ID )

1Y
We are now prepared TO offer 10 who!cs"l'.
every description of DRY GOODS. CARPET
INGS, MAT'TINGS, OIL CLOTHS, 80, &r.
We can only name IN part
Linen and Cotton Shcetinga, Pillow Linens
md C"t&n"s, Connterpnnes, DoyHe>. NaPEIHS,
Towels 'rowcng "f every description Fable
Damnsk, Blcachcd and Brown; Wine Cloths,
Shifting Linen, COttons, l:le%che'! and Brown,
Of every kind; Eue ID lnoStics, feelings,
Checks, GinghumS, and All kinis II GLOVES,
Hosiery and Notions.
II very large assortment 81 &iOU HAlNG
GOODS, such ~ II, IA and G-l superior all
WOOL Mou"lnS, Floremtine%@> Ey2anlIneI,,, Tam
mcrtnca, BombnZinca, Hernanies, Times"
Cloth. Chal!ica, Canton Cloth, AlpNcH@, Pure
II 0hairs, SILK GrnnaLinc&, DcrAgc, and Love
Wells; also, tine line OF English Cr"pc E"llsp
from $3.50 t. $40.
Ne have ais" rccoiYcd "!oth"r !urEu supply
Ut those elegant Black eros. Grain Silks, rang
ing from 81 80 to $50 per yard.
We have also splendid rich ltl"tfr Hr". Ie'
Rhine and %crlper ldem %ilL&,i Black, Green,
Bluc HrOwn and other cul"r&.
y full Lac Of CAMEElCH anI JAtkp-
EIS both hard and soft finish NHiHs33"h
snd MuIa, plain and barred; White OrEHndles
Fl and 81 vide, @onc Of them very line; p!@!!r
barred and striped Swiss Muziins whiteanI "o
orrd l'iuurS, Organizes, Lawn. P"Ir'Gt>, Ihn''m
lawns, figured AmI PLAIN.
We hNy. 1t good assortment ut ;}IE a"t Nl"th
MunLcla newest styles A~'', ;'hawI- ai!'t i'.''"
Points.
A very ~ steel. rf Cloths, ras*inlcr'a and
Linen t;uoI- for gent wear; CasSlIntfrS Cory
t0nud az unrI Linens suitable Tor boys wesi.
Japanese Ties for gentlemen, Il n"w ;srl'll:
nni very fashionable. But we must i"ritAr.
We can only add stock ~ very complete,
and at prices that r=ml"L fail I" please"
cur New YnrI; cores r0nicnt* Keep ~ con
IN. I,.,a. al ItIitE 4;
and it IL not oar I,urloyc - hoLd ANY good" n
prices above tiirir hIHr;rt Vh!ur.
We invite An examination Of our stock
my 9-tf WITHIN hh y HlIA AI'th Nlt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-25

ss~a FUK- IA LE.-Iha HOUSE, corner Of
B:I Prince and Horny streets, late the resid enco
Of Daniel Minor, dec d., and now occupied by
Mr. Bright Address; Robl, Minor Falls
Church 20. Fairfax CO., Va or Albert q.
Minor, Il Alexandria, Va. jo3-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-25
TJNLEGANT NEW GOODS.

We are nuw lii receipt Of The hes; selected AZ
sorlrIcnL Of DIRK GOODS we have ever offered
IN AlrXAndriA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-25

DlCkLES--2 bbls medum-sized Pickles. re-
L celVed to-day, and for sale by
Je ~ j, G. MILBURN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-25

pACON-Shoulder Bacon, of small! size, re-
- ceived and for sale low by
JeO j. G.. MILRURN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-11
ARounnntIc stnr,..

The Detroit Daily Union relates a strange
story about Scotchman named jam 81
Henry McGregor, who came to this
country in $500, and in 1912 enlisted asa
soldier. Becoming disgusted with a s6l-id
dler's life, he deserted at the eadgOf five,u
months, and removed west from MasSa- M
chusetts, where he had previously lived,
dropping part of his own name and CALI 4
ing himself James. Henry. His wife, whom
he had married in 1908, was the only persOnra
knowing OF this circumstance. He was the
second son of nobleman, and would, Of
course, succeed to the family estates ifthis
brother died bachelor. This aetuallyDa
happened unknownto the younger brother,r,
and search was everywhere made for the =,
latter, an agent having been sent to this -
country for the purpose. He could bei6s
traced no further than Ohio, and recourse rr
! was had to advertising, He chanced to see
the advertisements and siIpposing 1t toIbe
an attempted the United States officers TO n
arrest him for his old crime of desertion,
he destroyed all the papers and records
which eoiild establish identity. OF this II
circumstance his wife was keptin ignorance
until just before his death, which oceurredns q
Il week ago last Monday. Since his death,
his wife has ascertained the true position Of
Affairs, but lawyer whom sheilas consnlt-ott
ed, is of.epinion that she cannot establikhiq
j the identity necessary to, claim the proper =
ty, which will probably revert to thecrown
of England, the old mans childishness haVI
ing thus deprived his wife and children Uf1d
their lawful Inheritance. .ib1aK
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-11

codseve
that
lots Of lot; shall have been sold Oneedl l% SAFE -
DNN'S"f"O' D.. . Auditor
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-03

and it can be remodeled when worn. Ii
presents particular advantages Tor
stereotyping. The invention is Amer
ican, and is said to be making rapid
progress in England.
A letter from Cairo says that gen.
tleman, who appears to be reliable, re-
ports the following:
Since the close ST the war large
number of negroes have lived at and
near Mound City. A portion of them
have been in thr habit of crossing the
river, shooting hogs, and carrying them
home. The farmers in Kentucky at
length formed a company to stop it
Last week five or six negroes were
caught with several pigs, just killed
which they were taking to skitt. In
answer to command to halt the ne
proes fired on the farmers. In q few
minutes reinforcements arrived and
every negro was killed. Both whites
and blacks seem endeavoring to keep
the whole matter secret, and we have
been unable to gain further informa'
tion.
On and from the first of January
1867, reduction Of postage will take
place in the postage upon letters and
newspapers conveyed by q British
packet, or partly by British and partly
by an United States packet, from this
country to any foreign ports in the
West Indies, and that in consequence
of such reduction the rates of postage
to places hereafter named will be as fol-
lows: Upon letters for Guadaloupe
Hayti and Martinique via England
twenty-nine cents per single rate OF
half an ounce, and upon newspapers
four cents each, prepayment required
Upon letters for Porto Rico, jamaica
and other West India Islands, not Brit
ish, except Cuba, by British mail via
Havana, eighteen cents per single rate
of half ounce newspapers four cents
each, prepayment required.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-03
A Horrible Mystery.

BosToN, Dec. 31.-A mysterious and
diabolcal affair has just come to light
On Friday a box was shipped as mer-
chaudise at Philadelphia tor this port,
OH the steamer Saxon, marked edward
Mason, Portland, Me-" The shipper
said it would be claimed at Boston. The
box was accidentally broken open here,
and on examination found to contain
three dead bodies, two men and wo-
man, apparently aged about thirty-tive
years. The thrOats of the woman and
one of the men had been cut, but nc
marks of violence were discovered on
the other. The police believe they were
all murdered. A dispatch to Edward
Mason, Portland, Me-, has not been an.
swered. At present the matter is draped
i'll mystery.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-03

As strange as it may appear, many OF
the colored people here cherish the be-
lief that there is class of physicians
who practice "burking," and are addict
ed to the dissection Of live human sub
jects for the purpose of manufacturing
castor oil, and that for this purpose the
doctors prefer bodies with q dark cuti-
Gle. This opinion is so firmly impress
ed on their minds, that no amount of
reasoning will remove it, and we know
many of them, particularly Juvenile AT
ricans, who will not bulge foot out
side their dwellings after dark. An
otherwise intelligent "Topsy," employed
by us, describes the mOdus operandi of
these imaginary gaouls, by saying /:
"Dey steal upon culled persons una
wares, clasp a plaster over deir mout
to keep um from hollerin', and den
drag um away to whar dey lay um on
q table and cut um up, and den bile um
down for ile" This is q cheerful no.
ton fol those invalids who use the oil
of the palma christa bean as cathar-
tic. The Annapolis Republican states
that q similar belief prevails among
the colored people of that section, and
it probably exists elsewhere. How it
originated it is impossible. to tell
Washington Union.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-03

On Wednesday last tho City Marshal
of Louisville, KY, was informed by n
boy that robber was secreted within
the spire of the Cathedral. The Mar
shall at once went around to the build
ing indicated, and under the boys
guidance, ascended the dusty flight of
steps far up into the spire, under the
clock, where the the boy had seen the
man that day as he (the boy) was up in
the steeple trying to catch some
pigeons. As soon as they got up
there the man made an attempt to
escape, and hid, but after a search
they found him. and the Marshal brought
him down and put him in Jail. His
name was Samuel ReardOn. He had
been, so he stated, living in the steeple
for seven weeks past, and had bed
there, and provisions, water, &c, snf-
ticient to last him several weeks. He
had managed to steal the keys of the
Cathedral when they were painting it,
some months since, and had escaped
observation by going cut and coming
in during the night, when he no
doubt prowled around for plumber. He
was one Of the eight birds of chance,
and in his eyrie was found several till
buckets, looking glass, several files,
novels, newspapers, &c. He evidently
intended staying up there all winter.
On his person was found bunch of
skeleton keys; with which he had no
doubt been at work. Papers
and letters found in his posses
sion indicate that he was formerly Of
Cincinnati. He was under arrest some
time ago, says the Courier, charged with
breaking open q trunk and stealing
revolver, but was discharged. He was
presented in the police. court yesterday,
and the aerial youth will probably wing
his fight to comfortable lodgings and u
reserved seat on the rock pile.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-03
YOUNG MEN,

The experience Of the past ten years has
demonstrated the fact that the utmost reliance
may be placed in the efficacy Of Bells speeibc
Pills for the speedy and permanent cure of SrIn.
inal weakness. Emissions, Physical and Nervous
debility Impotence. or want Of poxer, the result
of sexual excess or Youthful Indiseretion which
neglect d, ruins the happiness, and units the
sufferer for Business Social Society or Marriage.
and often terminates In an untimely grave.
Make no delay in seeking the remedy. BeUs
Specific Pills can he used without direction or
interference with business pursuits. No change
Of diet IL necessary. They are entirely yeget-
able and perfectly harmless on the system.
Each box contains 6D piIls. with full directions
and q treatise ON the Consequences and cure.
Price One Dollar Beware of Counterfeits, n
you cannot procure them u your Druggist, s-nd
the money 10 DR.. JAMES BETGS. Consulting
Physician. SO Broadway, New York. and they
win be sent by return Of mail FIRE from Oh
servati0n. For sale by Druggists generally.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-03

The Washington Chronicle, speaking
of the reports in Northern papers that
Governor Patton, of Alabama, and 9th
er prominent Southerners are i'll that
city to see what compromise can be eff
fected for tho restoration of the South
ern States, says: "The attempt which
it is said will be made to commit Con-
gress to the amendment as a finality
will, We predict, prove utterly futile.
These are progressive times, and act
ing as we are without precedent to guide
us in the work of restoration, our con-
duct must be controlled entirely by the
dictates of the amplest justice and con-
sideration of the fullest freedom to all.
We have long since passed the point at
which we could allow the late rebels to
dictate the terms of restoration. In
that work it will be their place to list
en- and submit-ours to propose and en-
force the terms"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-03
TO LADIES.

II you require reliable remedy 20 restore
you and remove Irregularities 90 Oi,s;ructions.
why not use the besti Every lady knows the
y. shtest iFTegulaTity Of nature IL liable to bring
ON Headache. Giddiness, Low Spirits. Painting.
Mysteries &c; then the bloom Of health fades.
the appetite fails and other symptoms more dis
tres-iDg commence, a. Weakness, Spinal Com
plaint, the whites. PTolapsus, &c. &c. A Bev.
er failing remedy VIII Le found Ia Dr. HAry.y's
Female Pills. The experience Of thirty years
has proved they have no equal for Removing
DISTINCTIONS or Irregularities No NITTEE
FkOH wEIAT CAUSE THEY ARIsE. They are safe
and sure in every case. Upwards Of 80 .0DO boxes
are sold annually, and no complaint Of their
efficacy is ever heard, for they accomplish what
they are represented 70 do. Sold In boxes C1B-
taiHi'ag Sirtg fiLz. Price One Dollar. Dr. B2T-
yey's Golden Pills Is . rrnsdy four degrees
stronger than the above, and intended for special
cases Of long standing. Prize Five Doilzrs per
Box. II you eauno; purchase the pills Of your
Druggist they will he sent by mall. Pof pad.
secure from observation. on receip; of the nOnry.
by Dr. JGxEs BEYaN, Consulting Physician. SO
BroadEay. New York For sale by Druggists
generally. declSdved&szt&Ss
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-03
ALarge Fork for n Big Knife,

The German journals relate the fol-
lowing anecdote: Saxhausen is one of
the suburbs of Frankfort, and is partly
occupied by gardners, who are con-
sidered, rightly or wrongly, to
be clownish lot, When the
Prussian troops entered the city, every
house was obliged to billet one or two
soldiers. The inhabitants of Saxhausen
acquitted themselves of this duty with
q very bad grace, and one of them
showed such manifest signs of i'll will
towards his guest that the latter, when
he sat down to dinner, placed his sword
ell the table by his side, with avery sig
nifcant gesture. The cOuntrymen said
nothing, but left the room and re-
turned in o moment with an enor-
nous pitchfork, which he laid down
beside the sword. The soldier flushed
up with anger, but the other quietly
observed: Il thought that for 80
big knife big fork was required. If
YOU like, we can make use of our own
implements" This was ali the salts
faction the son of Mars could obtain, so
he thought fit to put his sword away in
corner of the kitchen, while the other
withdrew the pitchfOrk.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-03
SOUTHERN NEWS.
Many Irish are emigrating to Louisi-

Many Irish are emigrating to Louisi-
ana.
Fine fresh strawberries in Savannah.
Incendiarism RACES in New Orleans.
Mobile is making an effort for public
library.
Charleston is slowly building over its
burnt-district.
An eccentric thief in Memphis stole a
rattlesnake.
A grand Masonic Fair is holding in
New Orleans.
Iron boundaries are being established
in every Alabama county.
Sunday smoking in the streets is pro-
hibited in Galveston.
Mobile insurance companies have
formed Board of Underwriters.
A horse-stealer in Mississippi jail
set fire to the buileing and burned mp
with it.
Some gold mines in South Carolina
have been re-opened, and the assays
show fair results.
A circus performance was given In
Memphis recently for the benefit of a
church.
A writer in n Methodist church says
the Mississippi negroes are relapsing
into the vilest African superstition.
Ex-Governor Marvin, of Florida, says
there is not the remotest prospect Of
Florida ever ratifying the constitution
nj amendments.
The Marshall plantation, in Bossieur
Parish, La, has been sold for sl, 100000
in cold. 1t contained about one thou
sad acres.
Aldibaran, thought to be the best
runner next to Kentcky, in America,
has been beaten in New Orleans BY
Harry of the West, six year old.
Benefit performances are announced
in New Orleans for the families of the
French artistes who went down in tue
Evening Star.
DR.. Stribling, in his annual report to
the Directors of the Insane Asylum at
Staunton, recommends that the Legs
lature should make prompt and suitable
provision for the care and cure OF Insane
colored persons in Virginia.
The Georgia Legislature, before ad-
iourning, took forward step i'll Sc
curing justice to women, by giving a
wife exclusive and independent owner.
ship of property acquired or inherited
during covcrturc or owned at time OF
marriage.
Some of the county shcriffs in Ken
tucky settle their accounts with the
State in wolf scalps, at the price of SIX
dollars per scalp, which is the bounty
allowed by the State for killing these
pests.
The bridge over Bakers Creek, be-
tween Jackson and Vicksburg, has been
rebuilt, and trains have resumed run
ming. The bridge is one OF the most
important on the road.
The National Publishing Company,
No. 5C7 Minor street, Philadelphia, an
nounce that they will shortly publish Il
work by the Hon. Alexander II. Ste
phens, entitled, "a history of the late
war between the States, tracing It's
origin, causes and results" This work
will be expected with considerable IN
forest.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-03

LroS's EIIHAcT oE Prsg JAMAICA GfSxsE--
for Indigestion. Nausea, Heartburn. siek Hssd.
ache. Cholera N0rbu.. Flstulshey, Ar. =h~se
warming stlmulzDt is required. Its esrsfuI pre-
Iarafion and estirs parity raskss it Q ebsxp and
reliable article for culinary purposss, Sold sy.
erywberr At 20 cts. per boitl~. Ask for "Lfosis"
Pure Extrzet Take NO other.
sarsioEa sprisS water. sold BY sll
DTuggists- fsbie0v
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-03

g. T-ls60-X.-The amount Of Plantation
Bitters sold in one year is something startling.
They would fill Broadway six feet high from the
Park TO 9Th street. brakes mandatory 10 one
of the institutions Of New York. Ii Is said that
Drake painted all the rocks In the Eastern States
with his cabalistic s. T.-ls61-X-," and theR
rot the old granny legislators to pass Law pre-
venting dishguring the face Of natvre, which
gave him a monopoly. We do not know how
this Is, but we do know the Plantation Bitter:
SELL as no other articles ever did. They are used
by all classes Of the community, and are death
on dyspepsia-certain. They are very invigor
ating when languid and weak, and great spPe-
tizer.
sarasege sPrias water, sold By al
Druggists.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-03

IRON MILLS SToPPING.-The present
aspect of affairs indicates stagnation OF
business, especially in the manufactur-
ing districts. The Pittsburg Commercial,
the other day, speaking upon this sub
iect, sayid: "As the result of the confer
ence among the iron men, recently held
in this city, there will be q general sus-
sion of the mills in this part of the
country ON the 18th of January" 1t is
said by the advocates of free trade that
this movement on the part of manufac-
turers is mere ruse, to induce Con-
gress to put an additional tariff upon
imported iron. Whether true or not,
time will soon develop.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-03

Complaints are made by Northern
creditors of the failure of their South
ern debtors to pay their debts, and of
the stay-laws and other devices TO
postpone the liquidation of long out
standing claims. But while there are a
few who desire to repudiate, the mass
of the people desire to pay all they
justly owe, and had they peace and an
assured security for the future, they
both could and would pay every cent OF
their indebtedness.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-03

'Jes' sor'-"Exactly r--Solon Shineie sAid
they were there every time" II he felt 'owley'.
in the morning. he took Plantatien Httcrss
be felt weary at night he took Plantation Bitterss
if he lacked appetite, was weak. langutd OF mcn.
tally oppressed, hc took Plantation Bit;ers and
they never failed 10 set him ON his pins square
and trm.
Few persons want any better authority; hut
As some may, just read the following
owe much 10 you, for
verify believe the Plantation Btters have save'
nv life EEv. W. II. WAGNER,
Madrid. y. Y.
/ have becn great sui.
frreT from Dyspepsia, aud had 10 abandon preach.
ing The Plantation
REV. e. 4. MILLwooD,
New Notk Gty.'
had lost all ape.
titc-was so weak and cncrvated could hardly
walk, aud hal a perfect drrad Of society.
The Plantation Bittrrs have set me oil right
JAMES HEMINwAY,
81. Louis, Mo
The Plantation Bitters
have cured me OF arrangement OF the Ridpeys
and rinary Organs, that DISTRESSED me for years.
They acted Ike . charm. G. L. MooRE,
~ broadway, New York
Mrs. o. VI. DEVoE, manager al the Union
Home School for soldiers Chlldfen, sayA she
has given IL Ia the weak and invalid ohliirrn
under her charge, with thr most happy and graf
living results" We have rccciyed over bun.
dfcd rcams Of such certificates. but no adyci'
ti-emcnt is efi,y tive a. what people them.
selves say of good article; Our fortune and
our reputation IL st stake. The original quality
and high character vi these goods will be sus'
tanned under every and all circumstances. They
have already obtained = sale In every town, VII.
lagc, parish and hamlet among civilized Dsttons.
Base imiators try to come n near otr name and
ETY. ylr ~ they can aud because good article ran
not be- sold rs low ~ poor one, they mud s,mc
supper, from parties whs do not carr what they
sell. Bc on your guard. See our private stamp
over the cork J.. II. DkAkE n Ctl,
New York City.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by al
Druggists.