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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05

SOUTH ATLANTIC large
and important railroad convention was
held at Newark on wednesday Of last
week to consider the most feasible plan
for opening railway connection between
Lake Erie and the South Atlantic coast
ViG the Hooking Valley. A large num-
Der OF counties, In all sections Of the
State, were represented, many of them
by delegates whose prominence as en-
terprising and responsible capitalists
give the earnest Of success TO whatever
project Of public improvement they
may engage In. The committee on res
oIutionH Of which Gen. Geo. B. Wright,
COmmissioner Of Railroads, was Chair
man, represented in their report the
advantage to the State Of Ohio Of rail-
way connection with the South Allan
tic States ViG the mineral region of the
Hooking Valley, and recommend that
the three roads from the North now
aiming for that Valley unite somewhere
in that section so as to secure common
connection with the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway to Norfolk and also with
the proposed Southern Railway to
Knoxville. A committee to prepare an |
address was appointed with power to
authorize such local committees as may
be deemed expedient.
Among the many railway enterprises
now contemplated this one may be
considered one Of the most important
and most likely to succeed. The ad.
vantage to the whole State of the pro-
posed Southern connections are most
obvious. The Hooking Railway itgelG,
opening up as it does the way to the
rich mineral regions Of Southern Ohio
which have hitherto been q sort of q
terra i'seoSzito, is an enterprise desfin-
ed to accomplish great things for Ohio.
Along its line are mineral treasures
fully equalto, II not surprising in value
the precious ores Of California and Ne
vada but which have hitherto lain in
comparative neglect. The advantages
to be derived from the connection Of
this great mineral field with the great
Lakes on the North and the markets Of
the South Atlantic States can scarcely
be over-estimated.
The credit Of inauguratiDE this fine
enterprise belongs to Gen. J. NJ. Comfy,
Of Columbus, at whose suggestion the
convention was called and through
whose almost exclusive efforts the pro-
jeet has arrived at its present encourage
ing stage.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05
Donation Party.

The members of the Little Mill Creek
Church and congregation met on the
evening Of the I'd inst, at the residence
of Mr.. 8. Dean, in Ostrander, for the
purpose OF making q donation to their
Minister, After spending the evening
very pleasantly and having refr eshed
ourselves amply from the well loaded
tables, a generous roll Of f'Green backH''
and list of sundry provisions were
quitely handed to me-all OF which are
highly prized as token of the kind
regards Of my people. They win please
accept of our thanks, and may the
Great Head Of the Church reward them
abundantly with spiritual blessings for
the many kindnesses which they have
shown to their Minister and his family.
o. H NEwTorS.D
DELAWARE, March Sd, 1869.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05

COUNTY Co1rluEOI 1Es.-Ths County
Commissioners convened in their reg
u1ar March session last Monday. Con-
siderRbls business was transacted
which would not specially interest eur
readers. The following order, however,
which was adopted viii prove interest
ing to members Of the Goth and t21st
Regiments, and all others who enlisted
from this County, between the lst of
July and 1at Of November, 1852:
It Is hereby ordered that the fund in the
Treasury for the payment OF local bounties
be paid on the order Of the Auditor in order
Of presentation by the persons entitled
tn eretos OK by some one having q power Of
attorney Nom such persons for that pur-
pose, ana upon q satisfactory showing by
afidaviE or otherwise, as to whether the
colder was married or single when he ems
listed in the service, and in case Of heirs
satisfactory evidence by aindavit as to
death of soldier and heirshfp, and that the
balance Of said fund, to be hereafter called q
fund applicable to this purpose, be paid out
in the same manner and upon similar
showing.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05
Books and Periodicals..

OUR Young Folks for March has the fol-
lowing contents: The Story Of Bad Boy
Three IN a Bed--a poem; Glass-Cutting and
ornamenting; Little Esther; The World
we live on; The William Henry Letters
CJinth Packet;) Who first used the Mari
ner's Compass; The Little CuIprit; The
White Giant; Hannibal at the Altar; How
to do it'll. Talk; A Morning Sunbeam-a
poem; Round the Evening Lamp; Our
Letter Box. The publishers of Our Young
Folks, Messrs, Fields, Osgood & Co., Of Bos-
ton, announce their willingness to send four
numbers oftheir Magazine, from January to
April Of this year, as specimens, to any per-
son who Will send them their address.
We trust this very liberal oher will bring
this really valuable Magazine to the notice
Of all our readers, and be the means Of in
Producing It into all the families where it is
now unknown.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05

DELAWARE AND COUNTY LINE PIKE.
We are pleased to learn that suf1i-
cient stock has been subscribed to war
rant the CorpOratOrs of this company
beginning the work Of construction as
soon as the weather Will permit. This
pike is to be constructed on the road
leading from Delaware to Marysville,
and is a most important public enter
prise, and will add much to the pros
perity Of our town as well as the part
of the country through which it passes.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05
Tnrnnike Mesting.

The adjourned meeting of the Delaware,
Berkshire d Sunbury Turnpike Company
was held in the town hall, in Sunbury, on
Tuesday evening, the I'd inst. Hon. o. d.
Hough was called to the chair, and J. G.
Evans was chosen Secretary. The report
of the Committees on charter, gravel and So
Hciting stock were called for. The commit
tee on charter reported through one of their
members that they had not had a formal
meeting, owing to the fact of number of
and knowing that there Will be no difficulty
In securing one as soon as the subscriptions
will Justify it, The committee on gravel
reported through their chairman, Mr.. A.
Cowgirl, that they had been prospecting
some and had good reason to believe that q
be obtained at not long haul. A number
of the gentleman spoke on the same subject;
also expressed themselves in favor of stone
as that could be obtained at this end Of the
road easily and Of good quality. Messrs;
Griste, Boyd, Knox, Armstrong Let's ana
others, who own the stone along the creek
all said that stone could be had in great sup
ply and that 1t would cost but mere trihe,
In fact some volunteered to donate it The
committee to solicit stock reported that
they had not done so yet, but designed 70
commence at this meeting. A number Of
speeches were made by Messrs. Houghl
Griste and others, urging immediate ac-
ton and liberal subscription. The chair
man headed the list with 81, 900, Mr.. George
GriSte followed with like amount then
another with the same amount. Then ten
gentlemen subscribed each $500, headed by
Mr.. Chas. Armstrong, with also number
subscribing smaller amounts. The meeting
showed great earneStneSS and were deter
their end Of the road. On motion the meet
ing adjourned to meet on the call Of the
]. c. EVANS, Secretary.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05

AT a late meeting of the Board of
Managers of the Delaware County
Bible Society, they resolved to canvass
the town thoroughly, and to supply
those who are found destitute, with the
Holy Bible. Families may expect a
visit from the Agent of the Society
soon, and we hope he will be kindly
received by all. The Board fixed upon
wednesday evening, March S1st, as the
time for holding the anniversary.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05
MARRIED.

SMITH H-fCCARTHY-on Sunday even
ing, Feb. q, 1862 ut the William Street u.
H. SMITH to Miss DoRINDA A. MCCARTHY
all of Delaware.
E+HUBdPHREYS-In Radnor, on
the 25th ult., by Rev. James Davis, Mr.. GEO.
W. JONES to Miss ELIZABETH HUMPHREYS,
all Of Delaware county.
EAS-On Thursday, Feb. 18,
1859, by Rev. W. g. Waters, Mr.. JOSEPH g.
GROVE 70 Miss LIZZIE TaoNAss all Of Della
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05

ENCOURAGE Your OwN.-We adopt
the words of the Marion Independent as
equally applicable to Delaware Our
town, like all others, is occasionally
visited by q runner from some city
printing establishment, for the purpose
Of picking up Job work from our cii-
zens. OF course, this they have q right
to do, but it is not saying too much
when we say it is q general rule, that
as good work can be had at home, for
the same price, as can be got from these
runners. The difference in prices be-
tween this place is not enough to pay
runners expenses In travelling over
the country hunting mp jobs, besides,
the person getting this work done at
home has an opportunity to see the
proof and II any change is desirable
he can have &c made. In addition to
this, IL is the duty of all persons, to en-
courage all branches OF trade in theiE
own town, thus building up the town
and benehtting themselves in so doing
OF course, when work is wanted such
as we are not prepared to do, persons
must do the besEthey can away from
home, but we have known more money
paid for work to city office than we
would ask for the same class of work
We are receiving a generous portion o.
Job work from our citizens for which
we are duly thankful, and we believC
our business men generally are dIspos
ed to favor their own offices. This is al
it should be, and we trust ii may con
tinue. We feel confident that we cal
give entire satisfaction.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05

WHEAT PRosPEcT.-By conversation
with many farmers from all parts of
the county, we are pleased to learn
that the prospect for an abundant yield
of wheat has never seemed better at
this time Of the year. 1t seems also to
be the general opinion that there has
been many more acres soMn in this
county than usual.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05

DELAwARE COUNTY FAR1TER's CLUB.
The next meeting will be held at the
Club Room, Saturday, March 9th, at
half-past one o'clock p. m. Subject
''Plantingand care Of fruit trees" Full
attendance and discussion is requested.
The proceedings Of the last meeting
will be published next week.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05

FROM REV. JOSEPH q. KENEARD, D. D.,
Pastor Of Tenth Baptist Church, Philadelphia
Dr. JACKsox-DEAR SIR I'll have been frequent
" requested 20 connect my name with recon-
mendRtiOns Of different kiddg Of medicines, but
regarding the practice an out OF my appropriate
sphere, / have IN all cases declined but with .
clear proof in various instances, and particularly
In my own family, OF the usefelnesB Of Or. HOof-
lands German Bilters, depart for once from ny
usual course, 10 express my full conviction that
for general debility OF the system and
for Liver Complaint, IL is a safe
and valuable prepEA aration. In some
cases it may fail; bur usually, doubt not
1t will be very bOno, heial 10 those who
suffer from tho above causes.
Yours, very respectfully,
J. H. KEhEARD,
Tighth, below Coates Street.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05
LOCAL TN1A iEIa1 NCz.

IEFT ovER.-oWing 70 che crowded
condition OF our columns, we are oblig-
cd 60 lay over until the next issue, an
article on the new Court House and
several other articles Of local and gen.
eral interest, which were intended for
publication infhiB number.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05

REMovED.-NEr. w. w. Washbourns
has removed his News Depot 2 doors
West Of Hyatt's Corner. Mr.. Wash
bourne keeps constantly on hand all
the daily and literary papers necessa-
nv for the business of his kind.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05
EXECUTORS SALE.
Executors Sale.

THE property belonging to the es-
Il tate of Ephriam Salisbury, deceased,
viii be sold at public Yendue, at his late res
idence in Troy township, miles north of
Delaware, on the Troy road, on
Thursday, March 11th, 1869.
The property being as follows: Horses, 4
Mich Cows, 10 head young Cattle, 81 head
Sheep, II head Hogs, l Mower, Truck Wag-
on, two-horse Wagon, 1 Spring Wagon,
set double Harness, 1 set single Harness,
Grain Fan, Wood Saw, Cider Mill, about 600
Hay in the Barn, a lot of Sap-Buclzets, and
various other articles, consisting of Farm
ing Implements, Household and Kitchen
Furniture. Sale commences at o'clock a.
m, of said day and to continue from day to
day until the property is sold. Terms made
known on day of sale. JAS. cox, Exr.
.. @. XINING. -AlLeLioLleer. feh28tat
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05

RAILROAD MATTERs.-To judge from
the way the papers of the enterprisiDg
villages to the north of us talk, one
would be led to suppose that the Co
shocton railroad was to be built imme-
diately, and through Mt. Gilead and
Marion at that. IF nothing but talk
were needed to build roads Of this de-
scription what large number of rail-
ways we would have-with broad
guages and narrow, reaching to the
east, and to the great west, and in fact
in every direction; and some of our
Ohio towns would become com mercial
centers, the importance of the business
transactions of which would shame
even modest Chicago, and make her
tremble for her Iaurels. But we ven
ture to say to our friends MP there that
before they get their road from Cushoe-
ton, they win ascertain that tits Deces-
sary to back up talk with something
far more substautiaI-and it will take
lots Of it. Will they do it7 We shall
see.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05

SHORT LINE RAuROAD.-At the meet
ing held in Lebanon last Thursday,
nothing Of great importance occurred.
Committees were appointed and ar
rangemonts made for PerfeCting the
steps preliminary to organization.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05

MAPLE sUaAR.-It behooves farmers
TO make as much sugar as possible this
season. on account OF the rebellion In
Cuba the price Of sugars is rapidly ad-
vancing, and the labor expended In ma
pie sugar making viii pay largely.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05

the people; F1erls ~ 0Ur foremoas poets;
and Instructive rapsts u5onT Science ana
Education zach number win be accompa-
MED BY either an illustrated Supplements
upon some proper theme, Steel Engraving
In the best style Of art. or large Cartoon,
engraved on wood. Novelty, freshness and
continual change VIII be uniformly aimed
at. A splendid story, by the great
French writer, Victor Hugo, entitled, ''The
Man who Laughs" for which the publishers
paid the Distinguished author 5000 francs,
wiz be commenced In the first number.
Price 10 cents per number or S4 per annum,
in advance. Specimen numbers sent gratis.
Terms for Clubs may be obtained Of the
Publishers, d. Appleton & CO., 90, %, and %
Grand Street, New York.
BIOGRAPHY OF JOHN BRTGRT.-We are
indebted to the publishers. Messrs. Felt 4
Dillingham;, ass Broome Street, New York,
for q copy Of 'SThe Life Of John Bright, NJ
p, by John McGTchrist." Although thiB
biography has not been written expressly
for the young, yet the author, In apportiOn-
ing the relative amount Of space TO the de-
Iineation Of each special epoch of the pub
lie career Of Mr.. Bright, has had regard to
the natural curiosity Of the younger
amongst his readers. It contains 124 pages,
and coats so cents. It should be In the
hands Of every admirer of this distinguish
ed English Reformer. For sale at the New
York Book Store.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05

COULDN'T AFFORD TO TAKE IT.
Last summer one Of our subscribers
discontinued his paper, because he
couldn't afford, as he said, to take it.
In January his property was sold for
taxes, and he had to pay about ten dol
lars penalty in order to redeem it, be-
cause, as he told the party who had
purchased It at tax sale, he never knew
It had been advertised for sale. How
much did that man save by stopping
his county paper ?-BeEmont Chronicle.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05

The Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion viii meet ThuTaday evening, March
11th, utthesecond Presbyt yterian Church.
Let there be good attendance.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05

A GOOD PEEArIUM.-The moneys Of
the Delaware Building Association,
were sold ct the regular monthly meet
ing, last Saturday evening, at 81 and SO
per cent. premium.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05

NEW BELL.-The small bell Of the
Engine House No. 3, in East Delaware,
has been replaced by a new brass alarm
ben weighing some 500 pounds.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05

COUNTY AUD1roR's oFF1cE.-Last Mon
day Charles Neil, Esq. who has for
the past four years performed the duties
of Auditor of this county turned over
the books of the Office to his sue
cessor, Capt. J. F. Doty. Mr.. Neil has
filed the Office with ability and faith
fulness, and retires with the good
wishes of the people of the county
From our acquaintance with Mr..
Doty we have no hesitancy in express
ing the opinion that he will prove an
eficient, faithful and popular officer.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.



March, that gives US q new President, is
also the inaugural month Of many hWrras-
sing disorders. Entangled in its fogs are the
ton of frigidity and fire, more widely
known than admired, called fever and ague.
The only way to avoid these little unpleaS-
antnesses," !" is to render the system strong
enough 70 fight or the atmospheric poison
that produces them, and the best way 70 en-
dow 1t with this repellent power Is TO tone It
with HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERSs
If q WayfaFer were cFedtbly informed that
a ru4han was waiting at the next corner ne
would doubtless turn in his tracks. and take
a safer route to hIS destin attons Win just
about the same amount of trouble, tne at-
tacks Of disease prevalent at this season
may be evaded. Nay, the trouble viii be
less, for drug stores 33ain every ones route,
and every respectable druggist In the Union
keeps on hand H0STErTEFSS Bd1 1atsSs;
The article Is staple Of trade, ano ~ Woalu
be as easy to ind q grocery W1tnouG SukAfs
as the store of an apoGhecary WIGnouG TINS
popular tonic remedy.
In view of the experience OF the nation
with regard to the article, during the space
of twenty years, fG seems almost unneces-
SarY to recapitulate Its merits TO Americans.
But as our population is increasing at the
rate OF a couple of millions a year, In the
natural way and by immigration, it may be
as well to hint to the rising generation and
new arrivals, (tb6 old settlers know all
about it'll that HOSTETTER'S STOMACH
potent vegetable touiC ever manufactured (;
that Il is a specife for debility, dyspepsia,
biliousness, and misasmatic fevers; that 1t
prevents, as well Is cures these complaints
and their complications; that 1t is not bad
to take" and is absolutely harmless.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05
THE WORLDS
3. BALL 6 COMPANY,
CANTON, O.
SqTRTfRT0R qT1RTTfRBaT Sssss.; e snn others for tho sor-

SUPERIOR 20 ell others for tho Col-
y lowing reasonss
LIST. The gearing Is cut from solid iron
blanlZst instead OF being cast as 81 the er-r
N AL powers and 6eRpsr8 heretofore iE
use The principal points Of superiority uE
/ the cut over the cast gear are accuracy and
uniformity OF formr durability and the
| small amount OF power required TO ur1Dgl
| IL, every wheel and cog being cut % o Btafidz
I ard guage.
ID. The shafting is also turned with per-
rect uniformity and accuEacy, and the Whealr
WLtCn are Doreo 70 q standard gunga--
keyed upon thems forming q connsotion.
SO perfect and permanent that there onuuoe
possibly be the least vibration.
Sd. The frame or foundation ponsirt4 OF a
solld IRON shell or case sufficiently strong %
edectualAy protect the gearing from d6un-
~ - " sssti1 a n passing over rough ground
swering the no less impornnt purpose of
snleiolhg IL against the Tnvaga8 OF water,
sand grass and In short all external caugel
Of destruction.
4th. The boxing which constitute a pnrt
OF the 1Famez-tst with its caps, nlled Win
bt PeSllI n in eLal, ehe aoj ustlnent Of the l1lI
perfect and Uniform throughout.
5th. The box caps are secured I'm their
places ny being bossRd and sunk Into corraE-
~, - asss i-i ~ COZ nlalllElzl In the ptl-
raced 70 Mt tightly and the thread cut uDoH
~, tasaS s,s,, ln9gSad q squeezed Or ground into
me Ar9ns 4ne NUS are OF the best quality.
hot-pressed1 faced and hexagon shaped.
The attachments com bins ALI the essen
tla1 improvements IN common use and some
oI 81 peLlor 10 crit which are peculiar % the
Lnachlnei the whole being gotten up tu the
most convenient and substantial manner
The World Is furnished ns a MOWER tive
Sizes rear and front cut.
As a COMBINED MACHINE, with Drop
per- two sizes.
As COMBINED MACHINE, with Hand
Rake (side Delivery and Droppors one size
Asa COMBINED MACHINE. with John
sons Self Rake, one size.
For sale at Manufacturer g prices, by
c, @. CHAMBERLAIN q CO.,
Delaware, Ohios
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Subscribe for the GAZETTE. Only 81
per year, in advance.
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SCHOOL HoUsE.-MansGeld has de-
cided by a majority OF 2Os to build a
new school house costing $4,000.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05

We shall soon have on hand and ready Cor early
spring trade, large nHB0rtmenl ol Iraoa Plants,
Shrubbery &c. Usually kept On r. nFEt Glass nur-
geFy, consisting OF Apples, Poaru, ,Pfunhu pcacheu
Cherries and oihor frnila.
We would call special attention 90 our stock u &
small fruita, eurrautG, berries, grapes, Eo. Our
assortment comprises au fu thia line nGunlg
wanted and All Of the best quality, and On Euod
healthy growing condition. well suited 90 thl1 cll-
mate.
We shall dispose Of enc above at cEcecdingly
low pricea, al our nursery, address
Fob 10 LIN. JOHN PFIEENEh &Vo,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05

WE 0Mer for sale the best nnuurtuncu.t
w of PloWE ever brought % this m1rzoli
among which are the folloWlngi
Roberts steel Plow.
Hamilton's Steel Plow.
Richmond Steel Plow,
Pittsburgh Steel Plow.
Pittsburgh Iron Plow.
Pittsburgh Combination PIow.
Evans Comhlnttion Plow.
All atmanUfacturers prices. Also the
Buckeye SullSy PloW.
STAFFORD sullzy Plow
Hoosier sulty Plow.
And a good assortment Of Single and
Double shovel Plows.
Give us a call before purchasIng elsewhere.
c. G. CHAMBERLAIN a CO.,
Febl9'69 o. Delaware, Ohio,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05

ATmEeRArH OFFICE has been estab-
lished at ostrander.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05
DEBILITY.

There is no medicine equal to Hoohand's Ger
man BitterB and Tonic in cases OF Debility.
They imPart a tone and yigOE to q, tse
whole system, strength en- the appetite,
cause an enjoyment Of the food, enabld the
stomach 10 digest It, purify the blood, give
good, sound, healthy complexion, eradicate the
yellow tinge from the eye, impaTt bloom to the
Checks, and change the patient from a short
brea thed emaoiRted, weak and nervous Invalid 70
q TulI-faced, stout and vigorous person.
Weak and Delicate Children are made
strong by using the BitteTs or Tonic. In
fact, they are Family Medicines. They can
be administered with perfect safety to
child three months old, the most delicate
female, or a man of ninety.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05
DIED.
LOCAL NOTICES.

FRY.-In Brown township, on Feb. 10th,
Mr.. JACOB Fry, aged 81 years.
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CAUTION.

HoshAnd's German Remedies eounterfeited.
The genuine have ths signature Ct O. n. JRclrBon
on tho front OF the outside wrapper of each bottle,
and the name of the article blown in each bottle.
All others are C0uBtnrfeit