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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-11
RY GREEN WILLIAMS,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. $40. Southeast corner It'll and d streets.

TWO bUiLDlNG LOTS NEAk THE BALTI-
MORE DEPOT AT AUCTION.
- On TUESDAY, the eth instant, at O'Clock
up. m, We shall sell, on the premises. two Build
ing Lots, lettered and e., in Square No. 652,
being subdivision of Lot No. 5, fronting Del
aware avenue and the other LIST street east, be
tween ID and streets north.
Terms: One fourth cash; balance in 6, Il, Is and a
months Tor notes bearing interest and secured by
deed OF trust on the premises. All convey cling
and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser Sc
down on each lot on the day Of sale.
my lid GREEN h WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
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FOB MOUNT VERNON.
Inc steemer ARROW, Oavt. Thomas St,ckpols,
t neyes her wharf, foot Of 9TH street, ~
tor MOUNT EERNOH, touching Il 8
AAea1andrn, aorb foote and Washinxton, m arxhau
the city ct ,. n,. -c.'' w. 'e'ufhing 70
JAMES SYKES, Gen. su,r.
M0-u O0ce-WEisrds Hotsa
NV EIfnisy LII
VA, WAsHiEaToH, AIIEE66AADsiA
0E0n0HTOWN,U.O
1e9llar ailinG day from IL North ~nH,A
n IN PAaAdsaphia, SATURDAY, stS
"a w 81 Water street. 0sorsstowa. wxDNES.
Freight received 1t any time. ~
Apply 70 HYDE TYLER, oS water strsss
S snSrIgs%s k ELDRIpgt co, Aies.
PhiladelRhia. - III
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AK 10 see he nese FULL PLATE WATCH b,ar.
tns tss trade n'ork Am ERfGAN WATCH o.,
Crescent ST. Waithas Mos. ~ n Is - yar nae best
fH"rtas #atss w,sds - a., Unred Stats,, and
s1paaes dhsta'ns here'ofors made IN hkis eoxs.ry
for RaiIrss Esssase,s, Cssdscfoys, re.
apB-0,w II .smo. g aFI<rg-s
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYs.

RY CoQfER a LArlMER. Anctione-r.,
~ Successors % }. q. Mcclure q CO.
Southwest corner Penn. sveaue and Iltk %.
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AUCTION SALES.

e(f VIM. L.. WALL 4 Co, .Auctioneers, ..,l
- Horse and Carriage BAZAAR, u. 81.
No se Louisians ave-, bet. 9th and 10th sits.
and Carriages on THU RSbAY MORNING,
q, ~. a. esnimene I =, u o'e,sek-.
II W. L. WALL CO.. Aucts
RT WIN. L. WALL 4 GO, Aucfioneers,
- New Marble Building, --
Stores No. 500 se2 Penn av.. cor. 9Th ct.
MATIING AND OILCLOTH AT Auction.
"a ~, WI, Se sda.d to On, .s,e q Furniture, &C.,
~ 100 Rolls Fancy Check and White Mating
~ ~ Rolls ID OiIcloth -
One very sniseme Rosewood Chamber Suit, made
to order and cost $500. .t.e
1t - W. l.. WALL CO., Aucts
RY W. Wall 4 90, Aue.loneers,
Noe 900 and soa. soutSes.s cor. p. ave. and sh..
TRUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME ROSEWOOD
On THURSDAY MORNING.. May I2th
"Tat 10 o'clock on the first floor Of our Auc
duly recorded. se. we win sell very fine Piano,
Cover and Stool By order Trustee.
myII w WALL CO. Aucts.
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 31S, southwest corner 9TH and streets.
TwOsTORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT,
fk9NTiNG ON THE ALLEY BETWEEN 3p
6n fs KID he sS INST AL At s9 oeloes p
~. M, we shall sell q small Frame Honse and
- Lot, being IL feet "A inches front by Al feet
Terms: One half cash; balance in and II months,
i9r notes bearing interest, and secured by deed
St on is s b sn 5i at cost
mil It GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-03-24
Dissolution Notice.

TTNhe firm Of Seares & Cornwcl coal dealers. Mt
/ This place, is This day dissol ed by muin,I
c.nsent, Mr.. AcHrlcs ro'iring from the busiiis.P
The business II hereafter be conducted at the old
siaud by Me-srs Cndington Il Cornwe who will
iettle the accounts # the late firm.
! u. SEARIES
~ ,E~Ns Y~ss ~ q CooNrEuL
..S.t.H.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-03-24
DISSOLUTION NeTprE

I he CO o1n'tne'sh'n heretofore ot,s,irg urdcr the
th'4Tth day OF 'ahuarI 1870 Gi..oived bv " u.nai
consent. All parties indebted or having nny oIn,Io.
on said tris arc requested 10 ca for -eitcmrI t
IS GRlSN' II.
e W. NORTON.
rms ~
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-03-24
J. H CHRISTIE.

hos i. su'ths large stock NJ boot. and
Ssesed =. cost for tnc u.x. G,a.r,
Dec ~
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-03-24

Pare Drugs At Christie's.
Pure Drugs at Christ es
Pure Drugs at Christies
Pure Drugs at Christiss.
Pure Drugs At Chrstie's.
Prescriptions Compounded at Christie's.
Prescriptions Compounded at Chhstio's,
Prescriptions Compounded at Cnrstie's.
prescriptions Com mpOundcd at Christio's.
Prescriptions Compounded at Chrislis's.
Medicines At Christiss.
Medicines ct Christe's.
Medicines a. Christle's
Prescriptions Cenpounded at Christie's
PRESCRIPTIONS Compounded 1t Chrtstie's
rrescriptio Compounded Ac Chrstie's
prescriptions Compounded at Chris, 10 3
r.r.. Prescriptions Compounded at Christie's
retIs Articles at Chrstie's
I0lst Articles At Christie'a r.
Toilet Articles at thvistis's
Toilet Articles at Christies
1eilss Arttc,es at Christies
Prescriptions Compounded at Christie.
prescriptions Compounded at Chrsiie's
prescriptions Compounded at Christe's
Ere criptions Compounded at C"ristie's
pu,.,,.,rr rrescslPiions Compounded a. Christie's
rsre Liquors at Christis's
Sure Ltquon OF Christie's
rurs Liquors at Chrisiis's
kurs Liauors at Christe's
Prescriptions Coupounded At Cbri.tie,s
rrescri' tions Compounded at Christie's
PRESCRIPTIONS Compounded st Chri.,ie's
p. plrescripiions Compounded at Christie's
rufs Wines at Christiss
rufe Wines at Christe's
rure w me- ut Christic's
rsre Wines at Christies
rufs Wines ut CIrislie's
,Prescripions Compounded at Christie's
prescriptions Compounded at Christie's
descriptions Compounded at Chri-tie's
prescriptions Compounds AT Chrisie's
o;,. .. Inscriptions Compounded at Christis's
Oils at Christe's
Vis At Christies
Oils At Christies
Oils at Chrslie's
Prescriptions Compounded at Christie's
prescriptions Compounded At Chrstir's
INSCRIPTIONS Compounded at Christies
mp IONS Compounded at Christe's
pants at Ohristies P'"A'eu At on'l"ic
rants at Christie's
raints ct Christies
RANTS at Christie's
rants at Chri,ties
descriptions Compounded at Cbristje's
INSCRIPTIONS Compounded at Christies
descriptions Compounded d at Chrsii,,s
INSCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED at Christies
Paten, ;,e'criptions Compounded at Christie. .
pa.n. Medicines at Christie's ''
pa.ent pa.et dicines at Chrstie,s
p.ent Me cines nt Christia's
p4tent ppA!ent Med, mes at Christis's
eA' msdicipes at Christies
e.. No IS Washington Street
No l3 Washington Street
fi NO. IL Washington Stree
no ~ Washington Street
retroleum Centre. Pa No' Id. washington Stree
poi puoi Hm Centre, Pa.
ps,to,sum Ceutre' pa
ps.ro ps.,oi um Centre, Pa.
N'"oicum Centre Pa
J. H CHRISTIE.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-03-24
TIA l. Oil MARK E,CS.

OFFICE OF
PETROLEUM CENTRE DAILY RECORn
PETROLEUM CENTRE March 24\
The Market lie firm with lively frcln;,
sales 1000 bbls st 81, 20; IS cars in one 10,
and 500 bbis in another at S4,z5. We hear
ofS party Offering $3.50 but was refused.
Reports OF all the Sales of Petroleum
In New York Eesic Tday.
Petroleum market stronger, Influenced
wholly by repoits from creek. scarcely any
demand, prices some what nominal, crude
bulk l4@l4l4, crude ship, ing order 1871
Refined sales 1000 bbls S w. for March 2C5l,.
Philadelphia delivery limited inquiry mai
kct frm refined 5. W. 26la, sales 1900 bbls
April May and Juuc delivery 2718.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-03-24
DRUGS! DRUcs

Pare prugs At Christie's.
Pure Drugs at Christ e's.
Pure Drugs at Chrisiie's
Pure Drugs at Christis's.
Pure Drugs At Chr,stie'e,
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EDUCATIONAL.


The liftle thaG hes besu done already
toward establishing Public Library In this
place Is moa crcditable to the civl author
tiles. And with . fund raised among our
liberal minded. and public spirited citizens
to put the Library on . permanent and
solid basis, we might receive most val
liable auxiliary to the Free Schools. Our
young people. especially. would find read
ing Of more profitable sort than they now
find.
As long as trash abounds in the multi
tude Of publications that are poured
out in newspapee form. and access to these
prints is almost all that our young people
can obtain for their leisure hours. what
wonder that low tastes and lax morality is
on the increase!
Something to take the place OF the hashy
periodicals would attract hundreds that
hunger for something to read" The
community in Ellsworth are capable Of
gaining good from the establishment of a
Library which would meet the higher
taste.
Why cannot a move be made to bring
the little Library into promine nces The
offer Of one Of our citizens last Winter to
give five hundred dollars toward fund Of
fifteen hundred, was deserving Of more
attention that Il obtained. Tse tia.s has
come TO agitate again. The improvements
in Ellsworth on every hand show reasons
for hoping.
Now is the season for these great moral
and social agencies to receive our care.
We are happy to know that the transfer
Of the Circulating Library to Hancock Hall
last year has saved ii from being utterly
lost from sight. and given over to disuse.
The books are now in good order.
We are glad to be able. from the city ap-
preparation to add number Of volumes Of
attractive reading this season. 4 list has
been forwarded already TO the publishers.
The Library is open every Saturday af-
ternoon from ? to Q o'clock. and all who
desire to use the books can obtain them
from the Librarian.
WM. IL. SAvARY. Supt.
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West Ellsworth Sept. sth. 1870.
n. X. SAWYER ESQ.
Dear Sir.-I write you for the first time
from the quiet little community known rs
West Ellsworth. Nothing occurs of any
marked importance. vet progress although
gradual In its Developments seems to be
the order Of the day. The people residing
here do not abOund in large stores of
wealth hence facilities for carrying on
large enterprises cannot be said to exist at
this point.-A beautiful Lake is however
our precious heritage which for beauty
cannot be exeelled. This body Of water is
situated about half . mile from the main
road and is known as Pattens Pond.-The
BENEFICIAL infiu ences exerted by bodies OF
fresh water cannot be overrafed. as ii re-
CARDS health they nobly assist in regulating
the atmosphere giving us fresh currents of
pure sweet air. Hence this season with
Us has been general time Of health.
came as stranger into the state OF
Maine last January. commenced preach
ing for the Baptist Church in this place.
NY term Of service thus far has been rem
dered paeasanf.-The church here Is very
small consistingo Of only eighteen members.
yet all I think active christians.
With the exception Of one stave mill
owned by J. F. Hooper Esq. the principal
business lie agriculture.
Pardon my introducing this brief Epistle
upon your notice. With feelings Of regard
l am Dear Sir Yours Truly.
A. n. Smith. Jr.
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NAPOLEON's Provision FOR RAINY
DAr.--The Chicago Tribune says:
"Our London correspondent assures
us as an ascertained fact, that the En-
aeror Napoleon has enough money in
vested in the English funds to yield him
an annual income of ElOO, COO. This
sum. capitalized 1t the English rate OF
interest, represents over $4,000, 600.
He also estimatss that TIE Emperor has
as mach invested in other countries.
According 70 this statement, Napoleon
has not been unmindfnl Of the future.
He has been % preparing matters, thar,
in case Of trouble, he will not be left in
poverty. Upon tie interest Of ol5, 900, :
600 he can manage to live quite comfort
ably, even II the French do drive him
frou. the throne.
The means BY which Napoleon has
been enabled tAus 10 accumulate this
vast fortune were very simple. For
twenty-five year, he had his hand in
every bOurse. He could depress the
funds with frown, sink them to zero
with . threat and render them buOyant
again with smile and promise. That
he has used this power for his personal
profit is not surprising. He has always
had his throne upon . mine. He has
never felt any security, save that which
the bayonet conferred. His reign has
been one a foess Throughout; and il is
bat natural that, clothed with the pow.
er to manipulate the funds Of all Esrope
to suit his own interests, be he's dose %
to build up this immense fortune fol
The faeaFe. Should Ms war end in his
reinforcement, he will Be able to Get up
housekeeping with the Empress and
send the Prince Imperial 70 school,
without experiencing those inconveni.
ences Of poverty which be endured be-
| Sore his retnrn % Esanse In lSAe."
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NJ A II r 1 E ID.

In Ellsworth Sept. 9. Mr.. Daniel II Morang.
and Nj as Geor xianA Saddler, both OF Ellsworth.
In Sarry, 18th inst. BY Rev. l.. S Tripp. Mr..
Wilson, Of Sury.
In Cherryaeld. Sept 7sh, 1t the house Of Rob
ert steele, BY Rev. Sewall 6rown, Mr.. James sut-
ton, of Chariestswn. Mass, and Miss Emma y.
steele. Of Cherry6eld.
Also sept TO- ~ the house of the brides father,
by the same. Mr.. q. c. Ward and Miss L. Ada
Sn- all. all Of Cherry field
la NorwAik, c.. Sept. sth. by Rev. .. W. Gates,
Geo. A. Emerson of Orland Ne, to Miss Sarah 4
Campbell Of NorwAlk.
IL Cranberry Isle the 18th. inst, by A. c.
Ferna:,, ESQ, Mr. Joseph " squirting and Mis-.
julia n. Bunker. all OF cranberry Isle.
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DIE ID.

In Gouidsboro. Aug. Ssth, Prank Warren Crab
tire, aged IL years and 10 months of Mrs.
Eiias Ann Crsbiree widow Of Capt. Reuben
CrAbtree deceased.
In tins city ,he s,h. willie A. Lord. aged
months. son OF Roscoe L.. and Carrie J. Lord.
In surry, Aug. 18th, Mrs. Alkaline ID. Wood,
aged ~ yr..
sept iih. Capt. solomon J. Trcworgy, aged 81
Ia fremont, Arg. 2sth. Clara q. Wilson, oldest
ch,ld OF John q. and sally W il.on aged II years
She cno.e her funeral text from -. John
XIV ). Her seize culture had been sancuiei al
the ,ount OF regene alton.
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[G. r. ROwEL's COLUMN
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To the Weak. the Worn. and the Weary. the
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Poor Inventors

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BUSINESS NOTICES.

CIoIS v.m0.ss-Ths Usiversa!
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Tor the large articles. Boston Cult ivator.
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For a consideration have given my minor son
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ty and shall clam none Of his earnings or paw any
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MOSES A. JELLISON.
Witness, SAMUEL B. GILES.
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MARINE LIST.
---------
Those interested In vessels will please
send Q list fsuch Is they desire reported.
Pert q E1lsWogsh.
ARRIVED.
Sep :. Tow Boat Y. W. Carter, Portland.
J. PIERCE. wintcrport.
Fair Wind. BonIcy. do
SAILED.
sep.s Capt Johs, surry Calais.
Charles Upton, Beilstty. Boston.
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80 Mlaiola, Whitaker, Boston
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS,
r. n. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
Late Agent Of the U. g. Patent once, W ashington
under the Act Of 1851.
No, TO State St., OppOsite Kilby ST..


krE9 n extensive practice OF upwards
n eUea9y years. continues to secure Patents In
the Uniied Bates also in great Britain, Eva. ee
and sther foreign countries. Caveats, specinea.
sons, RODds, AsAignmcnts, and all papers or draw
inKs tor Pateats, executed on reasonable FERNS
with dispatch. Researches made into American
ard Foreign Werks, to Determine legal and other
advice rendered n al matters touching the same
Copies u The claiss Of any patent furnished by
renitting one 6ofss. Assignments recorded in
Washington.
No Agency in ~ Galsed States possesses sst erior
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procs(oabliv o(isueafsOas.
during eight months the Subscriber In the course
Of his large practice, made fscjce rejected apph
cations SIXTEEN APPKALs: <a0y ose Of which wss
decided IL his o~ov by the Commissioners OF Paiente
TESTIMONIALS.
IL regard Mr.. Eddy 1ne Of the ssosf durable and
onnnesshl pracsilioneTs with whom ] have had
o0ciaY intercourse CHAs. MASON.
Comm. ssiOneGs u Patents,
~ have no hesitation IN assuring iRVentors tbs,
they cannot employ = man ssSre c0gpeSenf Gss
6us6o0tAv, ana more capable Of putting their
apple atoms in form TO secure for them an early
Andfavorable consideration at the Patent ONCE
EDMUND BURK'
Late Commissioner OF Patents.
"Mr, X. ii. EDDY has made for me THIRTEEN
applications, in all but ONE Of which patents
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Such anmistakable proof Of great talent and
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vsptoReao Apply 70 him to procure their patents
- 3asy may be sure Of having the most faithful
attention bestowed on their cases, and al very
reasonable charges. JOHN TAGGARD."
Boston Jan. 1. l610-Jyr.
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At3 Z. NJ, Premium of $500 for Horses that
never trotted better than minutes, mile heats, 2
In 70 harness; sIl5 to nrst $50 to second $25 to
third.
At4P. NJ Premium of 300 for all stations
iromh TO years old. that have been kept in
Maine for the use of Mares the present season.
mile heats, In to harness; $I23 to first, s1j to
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AT o'clock an Elegant Harness, valued at
si00, for the best Gentleman's Driving Horse, to
go IN carriage, TO weigh, including driver $50 lbs
az starting Owners To drive; mile heats, in 3.
Horses mat nave trotted for money will not he
allowed T. compete for this Prize. In making
sns award the Committee will take into consid r,
alton style, action, speed, and the general good
qualities OF Gentleman's horse. The Harness
will be on exhibition at the state House during
the ralr.
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MISSOURI COUNTY BONDS

Separate pamphlets for each county, containing
an official financial statement and iull inforna-
ton. sent on application. Information cheerfnly
and promptly furnished by letter or wire. Bonds
delivered II ee on lines of any express route. ADy
bonds sold by us with coupons payable at points
outside of New York city, viii be collected and
reunited for, free of all charges.
Address SAML A. GAYLORD 4 Co.,
stock and Bond Brokers, ST. Louis, No W 81
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THURSDAY. Sent. 22d.

Charles J Gilman, Brunswick; II. NJ. Prentiss,
Bangor; IL. NJ. Harlow, Augusta; Geo. Water
house, Portland j. b. Ham, Lewiston.
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Twelve Years 'Iss &c Wild Indians &. Plains
THE MAGIC COMB

btAEu 10 pc IhaEtDt utath OF brown u contain
poison. Anyone use ID. One cent by ~ "a
ioI 81 Adde'S. MAGIC COME 90. Springfield
Mas. iu.4
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PATENT OFFICE.

Patent papers carefully prepared, Drawings
Hastily executed, and Patents secured for in yea
tors in the shortest possible time.
SpeciaI attention given to rejected cases,s o
cases ior reissue, extension, interference, a.
onment, &C.
PreIimin ma ~ examination to the patenta bility
ar ar article made on receipt of brief descrption
Of the same-no model being required.
Favor shown
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The Genlleman's Prize!

A Premium of 800, for Horses that never
ted better than 40. mile heats, 3 in 8 to har
$50 TO first, $50 to second. To take plac
O'Clock z. NJ
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TRoTTINo
AT
MAINE sTArEFA,s.
$3.50 in Purses!

ADDITION to Liberal and Judicious Premi.
Eowns Tor ell classes Of Live Stock, Fruits.
Domesti:. Msan,uiacturer' Products, Products OF
Moiro g.. anuuetry, &C., to DO awarded 1t the
Malhe STATE Fair Of 1870 10 be held in II
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-09-15
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all the purposes of Laxative
Medicine

Perhaps no one mc'li,
cine is 50 universally lr.
CURED by everybody as
n cathartic, nor was ever
any before so universal
y adopted into use, "a
every country and among
all classes, as this mid
w. efficient purgatl, {
PA. The obvious rrt-
son is, that it ls a more re-
liable and far more ell
tual remedy than any