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Cincinnati Market.

.. CINCINNATI, October 10.
FLouR-In moderate demand; fam
lily IS 6OR6 75. ..
GRAIN-.Wheat-.FIrmer sales at
81 l0al 10. Corn-In moderate demand
and closing steady al 600. Oats-Dull;
No. 2 at 4Sc, decline; No. l at 50a6l;
white 6Sa65c. Rye-Dull at S6a9Oc.
Barley-Dull; fall 81 56a1 90.
C0TToN-Dull; mlddllng 25c.
ToDACoo-Dull and demand light;
sales Of only IT hhds at IS 00al9 80; Prl.
oes declining.
WH1sKY-Falrly In demand at 81 10;
sales Of 400 bbls.
PRovIsIoNs-Mess Pork-Dull at $3l;
no sales. Bulk Meats-None Offering
Bacon-Closed dull; clear sides sold at
200; no shoulders out OF smoke, Lard
Firm; small sales at 171<c.
BUTTER-1n better supply and not 30
firm though prices are unchanged,
Eaas-Very scarce and advanced to
2lc.
CHEEsR-Flrm at 16a16lfo for Wes-
tern Reserve; and 171falsc for Factory.
OLs-Linseed Oll-Dull and only re-.
tall demand at $50. Lard 0ll-Sl 30a
lS5. Petroleum-Steady at 82a2Ic.
SEEDs-No change, market dull.
GoLD-l29k buying. ....
EXoHANaE-Steady at 1Ol; discount
bnytng par, selling.
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MARKErs BIZ rELEaRAPI..

New York Money and Stock Market
NEW YORK, October Is.
MoNRY-Rather 1rmer and active al
6a7 per cent on call. The drain Of cur
rency to the South has commenced, and
that from the west Is expected soon,
The Treasury sales of gold this week
were three millions, while the bond
purchases were only two millions. This
denletes the city banks OF a million and
half OF currency, and probably has
something TO do with the increased de-
mand for money to-day. Discounts
dull at 10al5 per cent. Sterling quiet at
l09alO9N. ...
GoLD-Dull; all business at 1907, clos.
The Sub>Treasurer sold one hundred
millions at 1901. ... ........
GOVERNMENT BONDS - Dull and
steady. Coupons Of .'Sl, 1l91Sa120; do
'62, l20Nal20H; do '64, 1l9Hall9IS; do
'65, ll9Hall9A; sdo new, ll79<all8; do
'67. 1l7Xalls; do '6S, l17Nall6; lO.4Os,
SNal0S9sS; currency '6s, 1071<a10S.
STooKs-More active to-day, with
Lake Shore, Pittsburgh and Pacific
Mall as the great features, and New
1ofk Central, NorthWestefn and Wa
bash next iu activity. Fluctuations
were wide, Central selling between IN
to l79K; Wabash 62k 10 68k; Lake
Shore 9OM to 9S; Pacific mail 56h to
59X, and Pittsburgh 100 to 1O2If. The
market closed dull and declining,
Western Union Telegraph 381<; Pacific
Mail 66sS; Adams Express 571<; Wells,
Fargo!& Co. 22H; United States 6Sx;
MerchantA' Union, 10; American 85:
New York Central 1771f; Harlem l29X:
Hudson River 16SA; Reading OAK; Erie
32X; Michigan Central 124; Michigan
Southern 90; Illinois Central 1874; Pitts.
burRh l00h; Northwestern 7lN; do,
preferred SS1; Cleveland, Columbus
and Cincinnati 751S; Rock Island lO6Il;
St. Paul 665S: do. preferred 81; Wabash
64k; Fort Wayne s5H; Terre Haute
29N; do. preferred 5sH; Chicago & Al
ton 1aS; do. preferred IA.
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POLrrTCs In mARYLAND.
Republican Nomination for Comp
tr0ller.
wAsHINGToN. Ocf. IA.

hepuDIeAm hOulnbSlOn Tor Comp
trolleF.
WASHINGTON, Oct. II.
The Maryland Republican State Con-
vention, assembled In Baltimore yes
terday, placed In nomination for Comp.
troller OF the State Treasury Col. VIM.
A. McKillip, leading member OF the
bar, and one Of the first men In Mary.
land to tender his services TO the Gov.
ernment at the commencement OF the
rebellion, and we'll known in Western
Maryland as the earnest advocate Of q
free railroad law, free schools, and a
reduction OF taxation, It Is believed
he will obtain a large vote.
The resolutions adopted by the con-
ventlon oppose Reputation as an ex-
clusively Democratic doctrine; advo.
cate the passage Of free Railroad law;
approve OF the repeal OF the Militia law
advocate the establishment OF liberal
system Of public schools, and demand
universal manhood suffrage.
The Democratic candidate for Trea-
eurer is opposed to free railroads, and
a split In the Democratic party OF the
State on this question is imminent,
One OF our strong Democratic counties
has instructed Its delegates to vote
against the election any person In the
Interest Of the Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road, or any other incorporated body.
This county has heretofore been an
earnest supporter Of this road. The
Indications give the Republicans Of that
State much satisfaction.
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COMMERCIAL AND FEAsCIAL.
nattsra in wall street.


NEW YORK, October 15.
The Lake Shore Directors to-day
elected Jas. q. Banker, Treasurer, Vice
Lockwood resigned. The report Is re-
vived OF the issue Of convertible bonds
10 take up Wabash street, but nothing
definite is known. The Gold Exchange
to-day elected Board Of Directors for
the new Clearing House. The commIt-
tee on the securities of the Stock Ex.
change have passed all the North Caro-
lima bonds as good delivery. except
those issued 10 the Atlantic, Tennes.
see and Ohio Railroad Companies,
which may, however, be called
up separately on the free list
suspension is announced of Lindsay,
Chittick & Co., importers, 10 conae-
quence OF having been compelled TO
pay higher rates for gold they needed
than could be offered. Their liabilities
are not large, and the suspension, 1t is
hoped, will be only temporary. r n
The announcement was made that
the Cleveland d Pittsburgh Railroad
Company to-day voted to increase their
share capital 10 per cent. |a.
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A FEW nights ago, after General John
A. Dix had settled down for quiet
sleep. In the Burtls House, at Daven-
port. Iowa, band drew near 10 sere-
made newly married couple at a house
just opposite the hotel. and this was
mistaken for serenade to the General.
There was ut once a stir In the hotel,
lights appeared in the rooms, windows
were thrown mp, and everybody waited
q call for General Dix, prepared to
hear him respond to the presumed com.
plimert. But tho band, needless Of the
distinguished military presence across
the street, followed the first sweet air
with an operatIc selection, never once
playing See, the conquering hero
comes;' then they allowed the strains
Of Robert AdRIr' to float away In the
darkness. and left the welded pair 10
the enjoyment Of their honeymoon,
and the General to the recollection ol
what he might have said.
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State House..
bIhIe HOUSE.
CHARLEsoN, October s, 1859.

y CHARLEsoN, October s, 1859.
To Tie Judges of Me several Judicial
Circuits, the Senator's Of the Senatorial
Districts. and tho Members elect Of the
House OF Delegates Of West Virginia i:
Because Of the impracticability Of
procuring an accurate address, that let
ters OF Invitation may be forwarded to
each OF you, gentlemen, we adopt this
method to extend to all acordial Invita-
tion to be present at the ceremony Of
laying the corner stone Of the State
House In Charleston. on Wednesday,
the Sd day Of November, 1869. a. -
By order OF the Board of Directors,
State House Company,
ALEX, G. LAIDLEY, Sec'y.
Papers throughout the State will
please give this Invitation one insertion.
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-r5.s .r... CH1oAdo, October Is.
FLouR-FIrmer; 81 lOa6 90 for spring
extras, -.
GRAIN-wheat-Active; sales No. ]
at 81 06; No 2 advanced falc; sales al
81 DIAL o.; closing at 81 V2al OK; this
afternoon market unsettled; 81 02Xa
! 0S, seller October, for No. 2. Corn
Firm; fairly active; Xalo higher: sales
No. ! ut 661fa67c; No. 2 at 64a65c; re-
Jected 6OHa62c; and no grade at SOC;
closing with more buyers than sellers
at outside; this afternoon sales at 66u
66}1c, seller October. Oats-Flrm; NalC
higher; sales No. 2 In store at 3Oa4Oc;
closing at S0AS9Nc. Rye-Moderately J
active and frmer; sales No. at 7OaSOc;
No. 2 at 76a7753fc; rejected at 70a7l1fc.
Barley--1nactive for No. 2; sales at
81 10, seller the month.
CATTLE-UnchanRed; 50 S0a3 IS for
Texan steers; 81 00a4 so for fair to good
cows, and IS 00a5 rs for stockers.
Ho0s-SteRdys IS 00aS IS for common;
20 5OA9 95 for good to choice.
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SPAIN.
vigorous Measures Against the
HeDnblIcAnA.
YALENcIA. Oot. III,

..n ,... VALENCIA. Oct. II.
The government ls making still more
vigorous efforts for the suppression Of
the Republican insurI ectlonary move.
ment. Twelve thousand men OF the
regular army, with forty pieces Of can.
non are In position before the city. The
insurgents are aware OF the power Of
this force and asked permission to ca
pltulate, but the official authorities as
well as the officers commanding, for
the Executive, demanded an uncondi-
tlonal surrender. The government in
Madrid has resolved 10 disasm the Re.
publican volunteers and dismiss all the
Republican officials and Municipal
Councillors from office.
A French Corps or ObservatIon-WiiI.
InEnesS 10 COncede Reforms In
Cuba..Thc Negotiations
at Valencia.
MADRID, October 10.
Rumors are abroad that Emperor
Napoleon Intends 10 establish corps
OF observation on the frontier, and
causes much excitement.
During the debate In the Cortes yes
teIuuyI Ou tuo I6Soiutlon kuhukluR Tue
defenders Of Spanish authority In Cuba,
Gen. Prlm declared the home Govern.
ment only awaited favorable result
OF the conflict there to accord all the
reforms and liberties required by the
colony. . ..
Negotiations with the rebols at Va
lenoIa are progressing. A brief delay
has been granted and a certain time
fixed within which they may submit
and receive full pardon. But should
they hold out after the time has ex-
pired, their lives will be forfeited.
PrunedR has been arrested on q
charge OF engaging In the conspiracy to
provoke an insurrection In Saragossa.
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CorToN-Hsayy; $500 bales at 2GIfc
for mIddllnR uplands. .....'4
FLoUR-Market closed 90 better, with
fair export demand.
GRAiN-Wheat-lo better, with q fair
export and milling demand, Rye
Quiet at 81 l3Al 10 for Western. Oats
Dull at 62>fa0ic for Western. Corn
Scarce and Arm at 81 0SA1 10 for un-
sound. and 81 12a1 16 for sound mixed
Western.
Observation-Disclosures and quiet;
S3l for meas. Beef-SteAdy, with O
moderate demand. Gut Meats and Ba.
eou-Qulet, without decided change.
Lard-Quiet at 17}So for prime steam.
Eaas-Quiet, without decided change.
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New YORK Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, October Is.
There has been little more doing TO.
day In domestic staple goods, and
prices show more ateadineSa. The moat
important reduction is o decline Of
HaYmaker DenimS, the brown being
reduced from 100 to 171fc, and the blue
from 1910 to 17hc. Other classes Of
goods have ruled steady, but q large
failure among the importing trade has
an unfayora6le influence on business,
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PRICES,

nOcaAnas German BltssOrA per bottle ESS @
Hooaauda German Tonic, put np in ouarI
bottles, u 70 per bottle or half doEon for
G(Do not forget 70 examine we'll the ar.
iole you buy, In order 70 get The genuine.'
For sale by druggists and Dealers in Med.
cine eY0tyWh0re. lyl9
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KICKING IN THE TRAoEs.-George W.
Blunt, one OF the Republican leaders
OF New York city, is out in u letter in
the Evening Post refusing to support
Horace Greeley for the Comptroller.
ship. He bases his objections first, on
Mr.. Greeley's want OF strong common
sense; second, on his lack Of firmness;
and third, on Ills not having "the ele-
ment OF truth strongly" Blunt hasn't
thought we'll of Greeley since the latter
called him and others Of tho New York
Union League, a "set OF blockheads, !"
or words 10 that effect.
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EGYPT.
The Overflow Of the Milo.

The Overflow Of the EIIO.
ALEXANDRIA, OCI. 15.
The waters OF the Nile are subsId ing
and there is no longer any apprehen-
sion OF Il serious damage 10 the cotton
crop; losses by the flood will not ex-
ceed in the aggregate 500 bales. A
dam In the Suez Canal gave way, but
did no great harm TO the works, though
a large quantity Of material was des.
troyed. ills feared the canal must be
deepened before 1t can be OF any prao.
tlcal use. III ..
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CAUTION.

HoofiandH German Remedies are counter
tOltel. See that tho signature off. N. JACK.
soN 10 on tho wrapper OF each bottle. AL
othen are oounterfeit.
Principal once and Mandatory at the
German Medicine Store, No. 6sl ARCH StIeot,
CHARLES M. EVANS, Proprietor.
Formerly Q. II. JACKSON h Co.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, October 10.
FLoUR-More active and In good
demand; western superfine IS 5Oa5 76;
exta IS 76a6 so; family 81 00a7 %. ..
GRAIN-Wheat-Steady and receipts
light; prime to choice 81 40Al 80. Corn
Firm at 81 03a1 05 Tor mixed, Oats
$4,000. Rye-Sl 10a1 10. n'u
PRovIsIoNs-Unchanged.
WHIsKY-Dull at 81 GOAL q.
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oARKANAAs,
Action OF .the liberal Republican
Conventions. .....n

Conventions.
-t MEMPHIS, Oct. 15,
The AvGlanehe's Little Rock special
says the State Fair ls passlng of
The liberal Republican State Conven.
tion adjourned last night. There was
a grand attendance, perfect harmony,
and the most liberal and conservative
platform adopted; endoralng universal
Suffrage and the general reform OF the
present state Government, and the 40.
sion 70 Do referred to the people for en-
dorsement. The liberallneWspaper has
been sold and suspended publication,
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Another Outrage by Iho POIICe-A
Man Arrested and Locked mp
without Cause or War.

rant
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10.
George Dslss, q clerk in the Prothon-
otaries Common Pleas Office, was ar.
rested last night by Lieut.. Klllacky, OF
the Mayors Office, without warrant,
and locked up In a cell where he was
kept all night. While In custody the
key OF his office was taken from him,
and the police entered the Office which
this morning bore evidence OF having
been ransacked. Deiss was released
this morning, when he made complaint
before Judge Allison, who had Killacky
arrested and held him In 5000 bail, to
answer the charge. He was reprimand>
ed by the Judge in the seVerest terms.
His only excuse was that he arrested
Deiss as suspicious character.
Mr.. Simpson, President OF the Board
OF Return judges is not go seriously
injured as was first reported; he Is
about to-day.
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VHIUAuOI UCt0ber 10. 7
Admiral Farragut Is much easier
this evening, and there are now re-
newed hopes OF his recovery. His
strong will sustaius him In his severe
sickness, but his bodily strength Is
very small,
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Private letters from Havana report
that on the 0 h inst, o battle was fought
near Gualamaro, between the Spanish
forces under Valmaseda, aud two d.
visions Of infantry under Jordan and
Quesada, which, after several hours OF
severe fighting, resulted In the defeat
OF the Spanish. The losses on both
sides were very heavy. The Spanish
papers are silent In regard to this.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN NEWS.
10y Cable Telegraph 10 the IniellIEencer.l
ENGLAND.
The O'DOnOuEhue on FenIRn
Amnesty.


Amnesty.
LONDON, Oct. Is.
Daniel o'Donoughue, member Of Par
Lament for Kerry Trattes writes TO the
Dublin Amnesty Committee ON the
course Of the government towards po-
litlcal prisoners. He states that the
government collectively and indIvldu.
ally commlsserate Fenlan prisoners,
and are anxious TO llberate them II It
can be done consistently with duty 10th
State; but is convinced that the govern.
t1ent cannot without degrading It's
functions and betrayIng Its trusts yield
anything OF the faIntest semblRnce 10
unconstitutional pressure.
London Opinion on the Spanish
Revolt.
The Tines money article to-day says
II has confidence Ia the ability OF
Spain to soon Iepress the Republicans.
The insurrecLion is increasing.
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sCOTLAAD.

Great Flro In Glasgow. I
GLASGOW, Oct. l5.
A great lreis raging in the Valean
Oil Works and Eagle Iron Works. The
loss will BIZ very heavy.
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TOLEDO, October l5

FLouR-Dull.
GRA1N-Wheat-4c better and quiet;
No. ! white Michigan 81 25; regular do
u 10; amber 81 90; No. ! red 81 II; No.
2 do 81 10. Corn-2aSc better and quiet
No. !, 70; No. 9, rs. Oats-ShRde better;
No.l A. fHc; No. 2, nomlnally IS.
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Notice to Creditors.

To tto Creditors Of Thomas Omen, tlecened:
TN PURsu ANCE OLA DECREE OF THE
j. Circuit Court OF the County OF Ohio,
made In cause therein pending. 10 subioet
the real eStRte OF the said Thomas 0men,
deceased, TO tho payment OF his cebts, you
against ihe taId Thom AZ omen for nd jndica.
lion 70 Hannibal Forbes, commissioner, al
his once III tho said county, on Fourth
street, In the CITY OF Wheeling, West VIr-
ginia, on or before tue 9th day oI HoVem.
Der, 1852.
Court, this 18th day OF Beptember, 1889.
MICHAEL ]. bKEINIG, Clerk.
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WEST VIRGINIA
UNIVERSITY.

Hon. ]. 7. HoKE. Presr Board Of Regents.
u. Z. STURGIsS, Secy h. 81" "
ALEX. MARTIN, D. D., President
and Professor OF Mental and Moral Phiioso-
ply. lF
F.s. LYON, A. NJ, Vfce President,
Professor OF English Literature, and Princi-
pal OF Preparatory Department.
3. G. STEVENS, A. NJ,
Professor OF Astronomy and Physics.
H r H.H. PIERCE, A. Mo .ry.
(Capt. U. 3. AL .....
Professor OF Mathematics and OF Military
Tactics.
J. J. STEVENSON, A. NJ, Ph. D.,
Professor OF Chemistry and Natural History.
F. W. WOOD. Ph. D.,
Professor OF Anclentand Modern Languages.
.W.MILLER, A. NJ,
Assistant in Preparatory Department. .
D. B. PURINToN, Tutor. H
GEO. N. HAGANH, ESQ,
superintendent OF Grounds and Buildings,
HUGH. W. BROCK, NJ. D.,
Lecturer on Physiology and Hygiene.
HoN. JOHN A. OLLIE,
Lecturer on Civil and Constitutional Law.
EAII WIE1TP Tern TEIE begins lSt M Tuesday in Sept'r
SPRING TERN 81 Tuesday In March.
COMMENCEMENT, Sd Wednesday In June.
TUTIoN.-Preparatory, IS 90 per Term OF
Z" U'nalysrIty, e IsaaISy, IS 90 per Term of
BoARpGNa-Not TO exceed q per week.
SS-Send stamp for Catalogue,
MoA0ANToWN, w. VA. Bepl.e8at
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HoN. aroRaE snARswoop,

JuIttoe QfLhe Supreme Court q PsnnSyhunid.
I"H.'r PHILADELPHIA juno l, 1859.
~ have found by experience that Hoof.
lAAds German BitterS Il very good tOuI0,
relieving dySpeptlc symptoms almost di.
roctly. 2 GEORGE sHARSWOOD."
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Judge Of tke Supreme Court Qr Pannsylpania,
PHILADELPHIA, April q, 1885.
~ consider Hoofands German BItters, n
pdllIablG medicine In case OF attacks OF indi,
ReBtion or Dyspepsia. can certify this
from my experience OF II.
Yours, with respect,
JAMES STHoMPSON."
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The West Virginia Grand Lodge /.
o. g. T., will convene In Clarksburg on
the 10Th OF November.
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It is said q measure providing for the
reduction OF the army In Portugal will
be proposed at the next session Of the
Cortes.
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READ WHAT PEOPLE SAY.
RRAD RHAT PPoPLE SAY "a /
Who could ask for more substantial testl.
mOny than Is thus given.


HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD,
Chtef Jt1ttcs erths Supreme Court q Pa, writes
PHILADELPHIA, March lB, 1857,
~ ind HooflAndb German Bitters Ia a
good tonic, useful In dlSeaSes OF the digestive
organs, and OF great beneft In cases OF de-
blity, and want Of nervous action in tho
system. Youn, truly,
GlsO. ". WOODWARD"
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CINCINNATI, Dot. Is.
River fallen six inches; eight feet
three inches In the channel, Weather
cloudy. Thermometer 50S,
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GheQmtelIiaetrer

L. NJ. TooTHAKER, Esq, has retired
from the olarksburg Telegraph.
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COMMIsAIONER,S KOIICR.

Duvai, KelGhler & Co., ! In Chancery in
Thomas omens E1'r ct al. toronio uoGnty.
Notice y hereby given that I will. on the
9Th day OF November, 1859, at my Ottice, on
Fourth street, In the City OF Wheeling,
West Virginia, proceed TO take, state and re-
port an account OF all the debH and claims
against the estate OF Thomas Omen, de-.
ceased, and their priorities II any, and aEo
10 state and report other matters which
may deem pertinent. or any party Interest.
cd may require.
HANNIBAL FORBES,
Commissioner In Chancery OF said Court,
CALDWELL q BRO, Atty's Tor Creditors.
BepSO.OAWdFTl6W
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Is a pleasant preparation OF the Ritters for
those who do not like extreme BlIterH. 1t
BitteB combined with pure santa Cruz rum
and agreeable havOring extracts. Its use /
recommended whom BomO pure stimulAnt is
required In connection with tile tonic pro-
peTtIea OF the BltteS.