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NOTES or Tsi AN

The larses: dry goods sto in Vin-land,
N. j., 10 owned sod manse, d b. TWO ladie,.
To call North Csro,iniau "a poverty
str icken wretch" involves suit for $50,
900.
An Iowa girl Of sixteen committed suicide
ovsi quarrel with her brother about q
book.
Mrs. JosquIn Miller considers her husband
both genius and Ingenious, but not inseu-
uous.
New Orleans thief stole five cases of to-
baceo, and now chsws the cud Of reflection
10 jail.
Caroline Norton says that the plot Of
East Lyme was stolen from one Of her
earlier works.
Three hundred dsllsrs 10 gold coin was
used 10 gliding the ball on the dome of the
California capitol
A Missouri doctors slnmbers were broken
the other night BY = pols-est, which crept
into bed With him.
A Wisconsin lover felt 90 bad at being IN.
ted that be sent the girl some candy favored
with croton oil.
The manufacture Of chloral has become
enoHnous One Germsn chemist sells half
ton every week.
5ust because az organ factory burned IN,
the Milwaukee News ssid "the burning
breath Of the iend 10 upon u.s."
Ii 10 suggested that the church collection,
would DO materially increased il they were
to be taken up by young ladies.
Sundry sconsrs affirm that the nr,rsn
paasiOgs in the Jsrves collection Or. not
swell dens."-[Boston Post
Tho cargo Of ship which left Charleston
TOT Liverpool last Tuesday consisted Of s.
OIL osis' OF cotton, valued at $500, 900.
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Fire having destroyed large part Of the
forest wealth of Northern Michigan the greed
Of owners bids far to finish what Is Left
The Saginaw Enterprise says that At no time
in ito history asa lumber producing region
hiss the Saginaw country undertaken such
gigantic numbering operations as is contem-
plated during the. coming ,season, and the
same is tins o. other pine producing regions
10 the State. The demand for lumber has
been greatly increased by the extensive dss.
trnciion Of lui,dings, whilst the sane con.
fagrations have seriously di,ninlshed the
sources oi supply. The evils of wholesale
Of the country have been repeat
edly dwet upon, but the fire and the wood
mans ak threaten to increase those evils
tenfold in . single year.
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sTbe Girard Cosmopollts says: "Ons day
recently Nr. Lewis Hulchias, a passenger
engineer on the Philadslphia aud Erie rail-
road, after leaving Kane for Rrie, on "a drs-
cending grade Of ninety feet to the mile,
when within eight miles OF Warren made
the startling discovery that the throttle
valve OF bis engine was hopslessly iisarrsng-
ed. His self possession and skill stood him
ip:sood stead in this emergency, and he ran
bis train safely to ths Warren depot, on time
with nothing except the ar brakes with
which TO control his engine. No ons, knew
Of the accident until MIR. Hntcbins announce
ed that the passengers would have to lake
the accommodation train. That 10 the kind
Of man to intrnst lives and property to-
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WHITE SWAN SHOT. .-Yestsrday fore
noon, Mr.. Richard W. Redneld, (who don't
know jelly good natured Dick. shot large
White Swan, 10 the Allegheny River, near
sorubsrass. The swan asasured seven ieet
FROM tip to tip Of it, wings, and is a mss.
nidcent specimen of the swan species. Il.
will be served up by mine host Jack Showle,
at the Gregory House, Scrubgrass. While
": are about it we might as well say, and
With justice, that there 10 not q better stop
ping place for travellers along the All.gh.-
ny R'Vsr, than the Gregory House, at Scrub.
grass ..,' Our word for 1t, JACK will treat you
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A party Of surveyors are engaged in lay
ing ont the new railroad route across tb IA
Egbert, hcCray and Boyd. It seem to be
the prevailing opinion that the Pepnsyl.
vsnia Petroleum Railroad 10 to bs pushed
through to OIL City, connecting at tha.
point with the franklin Division of the
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railroad,
thereby giving the N. Y. Central or Van
derbilt railroad interest both 40 eastern and
western connect ion.
AT present the grading Is done from near
Titusville to some distance this side of Shat.
fer farm. and is being pushed ahead as fast
as nearly seven hundred men armed with
picks and s5oveis can do The wsrk,
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Gold at l p. N. lil3s

The fast-sailing fore and sh clipper oil
'cow Arkansas, H. H. Warner, Captain, aud
john Walters, Pilott with. a full compile.
ment Of able bodied seamen and longsbore-
men, left the dock in rear of Briggs feed
store, this forenoon, bound for Oil City, Par.
ker's Landing, Ki,tanning, Pittsburgh, and
adjacent porte. The boat was loaded down
to gnnwales with old junk, iron, &c. 1t
was grand sight, ives the departure of this
noble craft, with oil sails set and the ns.
tionsl pennon proudly floating from The
m'in-top, and was witnessed BY large and
admiring crowd Of landsmen. The io,ly
soag OF "Yo hesve ho!" was heard abont
III q. M, a. the crew weighed anchor and
hauled teut the jib-boom, and furled the
main top stay sail, resfed out the bin.
nscle abaft the quarter deck. and at pre-
cisely ll:20 the last farewells were said, the
captain snng out to the boatswain-"Aboy
there my hearty, cast off the hawser, pitch
the hencoop overheard, and prepare for a
safe voyage or . speedy trip to Dayy Jones'
locker" Once underway, with . fair wind
blowing west BY SON west, the stsunch craft
slidsd swiftly along, passed safely under the
Esbsrt farm bridge, rounded the bend 10
OIL Greek, everybody predicting q safe yoy-
age to the good ship and its gallant crew,
when suddenly the barometer commenced
falling, the maintopman shouted--"Break-
ers aheadg' and despite the hurculean efforts
OF the pilot and hsImsman, the huge waves
drove the vessel on the lee shore near the
Columbia farm whese she stranded. After
sniisr'ne untold peiils the captain snd crew
reached the shpre In safety. Tha vessel and
cargo Are uninjursd but will have TO remain
on the rocks until "rise" or sspond fresbD
IN the Greek floats 1t off. Thus endeth the
history OF the Voyage of the Clipper Shin
Arksnsss, whereof Warner 10 Master"
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RAILROApING.-The order has been given
by the managers Of the ?. +. Raj lrOad to
complete double track between Warren and
Irvine forthwith. There are several long
switches constructed now 20 the job will no t
be long one. They will put on hundred
men or more and complete the work by the
frst Of January. This is done 10 part to ac-
commodate the D. W. &P. Il Allegheny
Valley roads. When it is done we under
stand the cars on the Allegheny Valley
road will stop at Warren instead Of Irvine.
The oil business on this route is getting %
heavy that continuous lice 10 found to b.
necessary.
A lively struggle is going on between the
Pennsylvania Central, Lake Shore and D
W. Il P. road, backed BY the New York
Central, for the construction Of q new line
from here to Titusville. Three different
gaugs Of bands are grading and surveying ON
the other end of the route and figuring for
the right Of way. The route is up the
Broksnstraw from Irvine to Garland, and
thencs on the original survey to the OIL
Creek road to Titusville. The New York
interests desire to run to Oil City and thus
securing . Western connection through the
oil Regions We suppose this will be op-
posed BY other high contracting parties 80
that the contest will be lively and the long
est pole will knock of the persimmons.
Warren Nail.
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chow RICH BEN ADAM Is. ;

CHOW RICH BEN ADAM Is"
Ben Adam had q golden coin one day.
Which he put out at interest with Jew /;
Year after -ear awaiting him Il Icy
Until the doubled cein two pieces grew,
And these two, four-so on. till oil the
people said,
''How rich Ben Adam isl and bowed
the servile head.
Ben Selim hsd Q golden coin that day,
Which to stranger asking aims he gave,
Who went'rejoicins on bis unknown way.
Ben Seliln died too poor to own . grave;
But when bis soul reached Heaven, angels
with pride
Showed him the wealth to which his
coin had multiplied.
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Pioneer 10 exceedingly dull at pressut In
business point oi visw, but yet has one
live institution which 10 10 q fouriehing
condition. We slluds 10 the tool rep.jripo
and machine shop of Mr.. p. C. Heinz. who
doesa general business Of manu- "a cinrine
and repairing oil tools. He is also largely
engaged in manufacturing Heinz's Patent
sd-Bsg. = useful invention of bis own for
oil wells, the demand for which no informs
10 10 largely on the increase. Tho,e hsy.
ing deal with Mr. H. will find bin fair and
honorable 10 every respect They will sl,o
discover the fact that Pioneer has one live
institution in full blast
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inc chief branch Of industry among the
Mormons just now is making track. then.h
some OF them have gone into the hide bu,i.
ness. '
IN Fond du Lac. Wis.,, there is man who
u, .,n0'' ~, literally 'as broad I" he i. long ;
ne az, Is but five and half fee. high, and weigh,
435 pounds. "''s1'
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Nothing decisive lappsars to have tax en-
place In Mexico since We referred to the sub.
!ess lev days ago. Communication, with
'he capital end the interior generally were
stu Interrupted, and near the United State,
0order the rebels and the. Jusrists were
watching each other. 10 q cavalry :eugsge.
msos the troops Of tas former seems to have
been victorious, aud Gen. Trsviuo's army
was slowly growing stronger. He was still
under the walls Of Satilo waiting for the a, :
rival OF artillery to enable him to make an
a''acK' and from,sn intercepted letter It ap-
pears that the Government or Juariit troopl
were equally deficient 10 the same arm.
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novi0.

A. A. Bowen. next to Winsor Bros has on
hand and is constantly receiving Peaches
Apples. watermelons and fruits OF all kinds
lie also has sorse Of the finest cigars in tho
market. Cigars that every one elss sslls
for l5cts. can be bought Of him for l0c.s.-
Go and Sec Him.
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ISEE HERE |!

Parties wishing to su, scribe or to &c. up Clubs
for Papers-weekly, semi Weekly Daily or Month
ly--can have the sams furnished at CLUB RATES
by applying at the POST OFFICE STATIONERY
STORE. The following 10 a list Of Newspapers
and agaz nss which will bs hirnisbcp at Cldb
Rates:
Wav ~ Magazine, Harper's Weekly,
Scien &c American, llarper's Bazaar
Pomroy's Democrat, Harpers Monthly
New York Dailies. Weeklies or Semi. W eekli-s,
Frank Leslie's illustrated. Chimney Corner.
Bufalo Dailies or weeklies, LesIies Fashion Book
Pittsburg Dailos + weskliss, Bows Y Girls Weekly
Oil City Dailies, Cedgsr.
Phil Dailies Weeklies. Y Weekly,
ritusv,lle Dailies " Wseklios Saturday Night,
Saturday Night, Home Circle,
Hearth & Home, fireside Companion,
Western World, NY Clipper.
Wilke. Spirit, Moore's Rural New Yorker.
Trug Flag, t;odey's Lafiy's Book
Ndtropol Titan. Musical Monihliss OF al. kinds,
Atlantic Monthly, Overland Monthly
Bal lou's monthly, Pleasant uouis,
Eclectic Monthly, Galaxy. &c
advantage OF subscribing here in that
YOU can get them CHEAPER and MORE REau-
LAR, and alss have the privilege Of IXCHANG-
ING " they do not suit a
The exchange cannot be made with thc Publish
sp.
+. X. NICHOLSON, e,
Post Oflce Nsvsr DON,
poyl0 Petroleum Centre Pa.
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House For Sale.

A desirs6le residence located on Boyd
farm, with all conveniences for good sized
family, for sale cheap. Good water 10 the
housr. Enquire Of
r. J. HANNA
Petroleum Centre, oct S0-lm.
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MI .. j. steruburg. the we'll known lum.
oes u's'er' met with quite serious accident
oay OF TWO since. Hs was sngagsd 10 I'M.
loading car OF lumber, when bis foot ain.
ped and he fell to the ground, landing
across the railroad ties, bruisIup him ou,,s
severely about the head and shoulders, and
olso badly iujuriug the boue in his right lep
The injury will oot prove p.rm.neut.
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Fresh Eggs and SUPERIOR BUTTER
SCHEAkRHORN l. TEN EYCk'S
cor. Warrington h Second Streets. u23 IT,
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ane "elssmsn of London are preparing n
na''er'ag testimonial Tor Miss wyune, to BE-
presented to her when she returns from
America. ''A
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House
u SALOONi
Swift & Voucher, Prop,rs.

,p unaer pS the Opera House, Petroleum Centre. Pa
sishs, ssKESH LAG received daily and constantly on
SSapsEs %iNsEs aHNoH at all hours The purest OF Of
CANS cnna,, anES, &C, and the finest brands Of CT.
pu%c are respectfully invited to pay rs cali. 'A0
"''iiom' SWIFT & VOUCHER
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81 GAFFNEY'S LIQUOR STORE is
the only place to look for Hotel Glass
Ware. M.
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II GAFENEY 10 the ONLY SQUARE
L1QVGR DEALER on the Creek. Give
him Q call
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Remember tho Mite Society meets at the
residences of N. II. Payne, Eebert farm, this
evening.
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Local Notices.

.. NJ. Pettengin Il Go. ~
Park Row, New Yo,k, snd Geo. +. Powell 4 Co
Advertising Agents, are the sols agents for the Pc
,roleum Centre DAILY RECORD in that city. Ad
vsrtsess in that city are requested to lsave their
q vors with either of toe above houses
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New Styles SILK HATSl
sep. Is. at ALDINS.
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The America Cook Stove at
GORDON'S.
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II Elegant FLOUR r. m NEW WHEAT
aud selling at remarkably low figures. at
SCHERMERHORNsh TEN EYCK,
s4-li. Cor. I'd i Washington Sts.
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Arnold, Churoh d Co., are drilling new
well on 'he Mallory farm, Cherrytree Run.
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1Great excitement a. the we'll yestsrday.-
Crowds OF people congregated there to see
the sand, which was strongly imprsgusted
with oil. The gas was quite strong
[CorryBlade.
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Inc Volcano, w. Va, Lubricator, gives
'ne ieilowing 90 the amount Of Lubricating
VII produced for the week ending November
8, 1871.
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New Styles Silk Hsis!,
atA. ALDEN'S
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New Neat and Nobby Sill K.HArs!
a. atALDEN'
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A drssido taii-rue cats
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Splendid sILK:HATS!
at ALDENS. .

The America Cook Stovsst
GORDON's.
The America Cook Stove at
GORDON'S
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Petroleum Centre Daily Record.
Pet. Centre. Thursday November IG
Divine Service.
REV. P. ". scorrELD, Pastor.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at II o'clock A. NJ, and ~
o'clock P. N.
D. PATTON, Pastor.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, December I.

OSICNlbSA =
COTTON-Steady middling at l44c
FLOUR-Unchanged; family ats 80
@5 30.
GRAIN-Wheat, full prices asked
but no demand. Corn steady at SOC.
Rye unchanged at $4,000. Oats
scarce and firm at 45@47c. Barley
unchanged
GROCERIES-Unchanged
OILS-Linseed oil dull and dropping
at S769Oc. Lard oil dull and I'M
changed.
EGGS-Dull and dropping at DC.
BUTTER-Unchanged.
CHEESE-Steady at l4@l5lc.
SEEDS-Cloverseed, demand good at
$40 j0@ll %. Timothy firm at s. 90
@5 %. Flaxseed dull and dropping at
81 7OG1 IS.
PROVISIONS-Pork dull and droop
ing at $40 % for spot and SlS 30 for
future. Lard dull at lll@ll1, Bulk
meats firm; shoulders at &c; sides at 10
6l0lc for clear rib and clear, fully
cured Bacon, only small jobbing
demand; shoulders at lie, to come out;
sides at l4c; clear rib and clear at l44c.
Green meats in good demand; sales OF
10000 pieces; shoulders at 6@64c
sides at Si6Slc; hams at l04@llc.
HOGS-Dull; closing at ST LOGS 90
receipts l0,400.
TOBACCO-Scarce and firm at 81 ID
AL 10.
WHISKY-Firm at S5GSGc.
GOLD-1l0I.
EXCHANGE-At par.
MONEY-fasy.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
wheeling Wholesale Market.
WED,SEsDAY nocomhar5 1a7a

w EON kSDA1, q, 16fu.
A very fair trade doing, with more sta
bility and uniformity In prices for some
time past. Our dealers are looking for q
good trade after the LIST of January, after
which time the reduction in the tariff on
coffee, sugar, teas and spices, will place
these commodities at more reasonable
prices. We quote:
BUTTER-Abundant supply and prices
lower, selling at Sa35c.
CHEEsE-In fair demand at l51lal6c for
Goshen.
CARBON OIL-Prices are firm: standard
brands, in tobbing way, 24925c and no
CANDLEs-star at l4sl7c; City mould at
CoFFEE-Fair at lsc; prime at sO1l@al1zc;
fancy at214c.
EGGssapply good at 2e@2c per dozen;
advance for small lots in retail way.
FLOUR-Red winter at S. 1906 10; white
wheat family at s. ~; regrindings at Il 10
as GU.
GRAIN-wheat duh; white at q l5al %
for choice No. l; red at 81 10; Rye at T5aSOc.
Oats at SC6i6c. Barley at 75c{9Sl 90.
PROVISIONS-Packer are offering the
new hog product which Is in fair demand.
Mess pork at s4 ~. Lard, fierce at 1910;
keg at l5c. Bulk shoulders at SIC. Bacon
hams at DC; breakfast at lSe.
FISH-Mackerel, No. halves at SD %; No.
do Mt 81 -; No. 3 do at 5 w; white fish III
$i25
RICE-Prime new South Carolina at SIC.
HOMINY-Sales Of white flint at IS 90 per
Dbl.
Baltimore at 5O965c; New York
at 75tdsOc; choice drips at Sc.
SUGARS-New Orleans at l239l31ac;
Porto Rico at 1lLCal2Hc; Cuba at ll@
llk9c; crushed, powdered and graduated
at 41.9lF4. A coffee at l4c; B coffee at
1876; c coffee at 1876.
SODA-At SC IN papers; best New Castle at
sc in keg.
& Co. at BE per pound.
soAP-Fadmtly at &C; German at SIC;
sALT-Dairy at S. 90; best Ohio River at
- III.
TOBACCO-Navy Blacks at 62@72c; dark
los and AS at 65g75c; bright los and As at
70@SOc.
TEA-Gunpowder at 81 5O6l %; Young
Hyson at 81 30sl %; black at 81 GOAL log 80.
BROOMS-No. fancy, 81 20; No. fancy,
81 y; No. 3 fancy. s. -; No. l plain, s. 80;
No. = plain, g .; No. 3 plain, 81 1913 W.
GLASS-tirst quality Sxl0 at 81; l0xl2 at
4 80; second quality Sxl0 ut So 90; l0xl2 at
3 80 per box OF 50 feet. Discount 10 per
cent.
GENSENG-At 55c q u.
HAY-Quiet; prime baled Is still quoted
at SIS 0O9l1 W; loose at SO 0C92 10
LARD OIL-Extra winter strand at 81 20.
HOGS-Are coming in freely and pack
ers are running full and regularly; 6l49612c
is the outside for prime hogs.
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Fall and Winter Trade,

Which for extent, variety and freedom
from all irregular;ty, IS not surpassed. Our
stock IS laryer than any other IN the city,
and in prices
We can Successfully Compete with
any Shoe House in the East or West.
For proof Of which we invite you 10 an
examination Of our stock
All goods warranted uniform in quality.
semi CD. KNOX d co.
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IL is not necessary to take 4 handful oi
these pills TO produce the desired effect two
OF them act quickly and powerfully, cleans
ing the Liver, Stomach and Bowels OF ali
IMPURITIES. The principal ingredient Is Po-
dophylliu, or the Alcoholic Extract OF Man
drake, which Is by many times more Pow
erfIll. Acting anG Searching than the Man
drake itself. Its peculiar action IS upon the
Liver. cleaning It speedily from all obstruc-
tons with all the power OF Mercury. yet
free from the injurious results attached q"
the use of that mineral.
For all diseases. in which the use or a ca
thartic Is indicated, these Pills will give en-
tire satisfaction in every case. They nete7
In case OF Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,
and extreme COstivenesS, Dr. Hoonand
German Bitters or Tonic should be USED IN
connection with the Pills. The tonic eject
OF the Bitters or Tonic builds up the system.
The Bitters or Tonic purifies the Blood.
strengthens the nerves, regulates the Liver,
and gives strength, energy, and vlgor.
Keep your Bowels active with the fllLs,
and tone up the system with BltterS or
Tonic and no disease can retain its noiu, OF
ever asSail you.
These medicines are sold by all Druggists
and dealers in medicines everywhere
Recollect that IL Is DR. HooFLASDs ZEE
MAN REMEDIES that are 30 universally usei
and highly recommended: and do notauow
the Druggist TO induce you TO take anyth z
else that he may say Is Just as good, because
he makes a larger profit on IL These RENE
dies will be sent by Express 10 any !ocaHty
upon application 10 the PRINCIPAL Or
FtCE. at the GERMAN MEDICINE sIOhE-
81 ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA
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Hoohand's German Tonic

Was compounded for those not inclined to
extreme bitters, and Is intended for Use in
cases when some alcoholic stimulant Is re-
quired in connection with the Tonic proper
ties OF the Bitters. Each bottle Of the Tonic
contains one bottle OF the Bitters, combined
with pure SANTA CRUZ RUN, and favored
In such a manner that the extreme bitter
ness Of the Bitters is overcome, forming
preparation highly agreeable and pleasant
TO the palate, and containing the medical
virtues of the Bitters. The price OF the
Tonic is Sl.5O per bottle, which many per-
sons think too high. They must take into
consideration that the stimulant used -
guaranteed to be of a pure quality. poor
article could be furnished at cheaper price
but Is it not better TO pay little more and
have a good article? A medicinal prepare
ton should contain none but the best ingre-
dents, and they who expect to obtain
cheap compound will most certainly be
cheated.