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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-01-20
La Junta DIRECTIVE del Circulo
de Recreo peticion de var.os Sres
sfc;os; ha acordado convocar la Gral.
ara el pr6ximo Domingo % las II
On punto.
1o que re hace pdblico para como
cimiento dc los Sres. s6cios quienes
80 suplica Ia puntual axisteDcia.
Puerto Rico 18 de Enero de 1871.
Ell Secretario Jose Geigely Zenon
AVIEO A LOS NAVEGANTES.
No Al.
ALLMIRANTAZGO.
Sescion do establecimientos cientfhcos
Hidrograha.
M@ de las amtillGs.-Isl0 de Cuba.
Faro On 81 puerto de Baracoa.
N. 9 Al.
ALLMIRANTAZGO.

Segun aviso recibido del Ministerio de
Ultramar, desde el 16 del corriente Sc
Aabra exhibido una lus en- el puerto cita
DO, = On Lac proximidades de Ia poblaclon
cen o5joto de facilitar. su. ensrada
Dicha lus esfja, blanca, estableclda en-
an faaal que % halla suspendido en- uua
Columna do hero; ell foco luminoso es-
q elevado 1890 metros sobre el nivel de
b bajamar, y SO metros sobre la base
del sdi6eio, CON un alcance de 1875 mi
Has desde 10 cubielta de un buque de re
galar porte. Latitud, 200 81 4" 0.
Aparato di6ptrieo. Ell edi6cio en- que
% halla instalada 10 lug, sirve de habita
ciOn Loo torreros; es de mamposteria,
con p6rticos de cuatro columns en- la ia
-shada del NE. y en- Ia opuesta del lado
de terra. -
IKsTRuoc1oHEs. Tiene por objeto es
ta los facilitar 10 entrada del puerto de
Baracoa, cuya situacion Sc oculta a los
navegantes aun a corta distancia, pues
= boca es estrecha y en- extreme peligro
- pof los arrecifes que la cercan. Cen su
anxilio % podra tomsr la entrada con Sc
guridad, 81 bien la situacion desabrfgada
del puerto Ia hacen muy expuesta, en-
cierta 6poca del afio, y en- muchos casos
impossible durante la poche.-Madrid II
do Ncviembre de 187O.-Pcr orden del
Almirantasgo, El Gefe de Ia Seccion,
6hasa3D MoNtesu.
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MOVIEgTENTO MARITIM0.

ENTRADAS.
DIE 18 de Aguadilla pte. esp. Velos su
cap. Juan Puis con proviciones y S passage
Is de Aguadilla i'd. id Maria Bel6n su
cap. Basilio Mendez con cafe dos pasa
geros
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-01-20
De yenta.

Sc dsosa yeader ma cslesa de cuatr
llnsiassn basn ea'a 10 IL persona que la
interese pnsds acorcatse la cabaler
q 2: ~ M.!dop.d, dpnde infel msrep !.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-01-20

Los suscb reaa regao gran Aauaqw
200 Observation-Disclosures Arena ibrea-Madd.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-03-18


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The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-03-18
''Them's Um."

Thesaess beaa atiful girl in the united States llTss in4Ihnois and is described by the N Y Worldes S
 Ter hsiris of that peculiar hue that field s4etEiPe wheat throws toward the setting sun. 'hsr syss'sshd forth light so maghstic and ef- fulgent that men become spell bound nnder iss influence and stand rudey gazing. Her cheek pears bloom like the suany side of an carly peach. A pearl would almost seem blaekbe nde her teeth Her form is 80 graceful that men worship her before seeing her face. Her hands suggest the idea of waxen fingers tipped with yermillicn. Her smfs seems ae- kgsIly to Illuminate her presence and when she laughs her mouth extends from ear to ear sf AB& 1e &k t5ss Ee nsa sE@
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-03-18
ilne of TWain's Best.
t9 YMW .III g--;I IE

9 EH Y .IE u,., -+ Last evening about six clock, as Mr Wil- liam Schuyler, an old and respectable citizen of South Park, was leaving his residence to 20 down town, as has been his usual custom for many years, with the exception of only short interval in the spring of 1850, during which he Ess confined to his bed by injuries sreceiyed-in in attempting to stop e runaway horse by thoughtIsssly placing himself directly in it's wake and throwing up his hands and shouting, if he had done so even single mo- ment sooner, must inevitably have frightened the animal still more instead of checking his speed, although disssterous enough to himself as it was, and rendered more blythe presence of his wife's mother, who was there and saw the said occurrence, notwithstanding it is at least likely, tho not necessarily so. thatshe shouldbe reconnoiteriug in another direction when inci- dents occur, not being yivacious and on the lockout, as a general thing; but even the re- verse, ss her own mother is said to have stats ed, who is DO more, but died in the full hope of 8 glorious resurrection, upwards of three years ago, aged 86, being Christian woman and without guile, as it were, or property in consequence of the fire of l849, which destroy ed every solitary thing she had in the world. But such is life. Let us all take warning by this solemn occurrence, and let us endeavor so to conduct ourselves that when we come to die we can do it. Let us place our hands upon our hearts, and say, with sarnestness and sincerity that from this day forth we will be- ware of the intoxicating bowl. b
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Astronomical Observations.
By the Fat Contributor.

In considering the stars we can hardly be expected to take them individal as there are several millions of them according Id tbe computation of Astronomers, who have set uu good many nights counting them, and sthee observations of lovers the world over, who have qatup- -Oftuer and a good deallater than the Astronomers have, especially on Sunday nights. c. The larger order of planets are called fz.- ed siars- shooting stars ste mixed. C5mets are toe tutors Of tie sky-they teach the soung eters hnw ra shaat Joe Jefersnn ia a .G,,ad star'-aud mighty veIi-Exed he is too.
 Ifhes, beaa.ednje jesidsed that each one of .he stars is world in itself inhabited like the earth, hy nsn and women, each one of whom Is playing star engagement. Ny stsrsi
 The stare show to much better advantage by starlight than at any other lime They are rarely ssen by daylight, except upon the cOa4ts ofthe day police The police have besD called stars since he days of Shskspere He makes sllussiou to them in "Midsum- mer Nights Dreams" We quot from me-
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-03-18
NEW MEXICAN CARPETS and BLANKETS

---- ' 1--- --'' - --- -'--- -'--- " Il We have on hand and are constantly re- ceiving full assortment ot every class of goods suitable for this market, which we offer on the most reasonable terms. One of our firm resides in New York City for the sole pur. pose of buying goods, and beingin market com stantly. Our merchandise is purchased on the ra ''as-'- ss~a'aa-t terras. Those who deal With useafIntrey ar npoh our stock being 1.-the best qpaltty and at the lowest prices. We would call the attention of merchants from this Ter ritory as aisofrorn Sonora, to our we'll assort- ed stock especially suited totheir market. and can' confidently say it will be to their adysas- tage to examine it before purchasing
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must depend upon the general oonvon-

must depend upon the general conyon-
icucc.
How properly then are all the scru-
pies of conscience answered, how all the
arguments rOfuted by the logic of truth /;
and how the necessity Of trade, the
experience of eommercials history, the
convenience of the people, force upon
our minds the conviction that money
must be lett free as any other commodi-
;ty worth what it will bring in market.
No man borrows money to hoard. He
wants it for productive industry.
It is worth to him what he knows he
makes out of il.
In this State, capital is wanted. Its
scarcity makes money high. It's supply
must regulate its value. This caunpthc
fixed by law.
The remedy proposed in the bill can
be reached by stipulatiug in the charters
of. banks the per centum which they
may charge on loans. Il is whore oapi-
tai is combined in these institutions that
the evil exists, and there the remedy
should be applied. Among individuals
money should be free as other coinmedi-
ties; its price regulated by the convoa-
fence or necessity Of the parties or cir
cumstanccs.
How unwise Mr.. Wilkes, bill must be
apparent to all. Based upon these anti
quatcd theories, which have been weigh
ed in the balance of experience, and
found wanting, its effect if it becomes
a law must be to fright away money
from our State, so much needed. No
VIC say, let the money come, until the
supply exceeds the demand and then
must its value or rate Of interest de-
crease. We hopo when the "ayes and
noe. on the bill" are called, the members
from Orangcburg will be with the peo-
pie, against Mr. Wilkes aud his Enter
prise.
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s E Il @ E R -
UNADULTERATED ALE AND
LAGER REEF

y AGER BEER. CONTAINING CoPpE.
H RAS and ALE doctored with Salt, Lime
and Alum. are ihe latest adulteraiieos DIS
covered in Eew-York.
Professor Mapcs of New-York. analyred
the Beer from dozen different Breweries,
and all were found adulterated with noxious
substance. II is said, that the sale Of Drngs
to Bre, :rs, is q profitable part ofthc trade.
This is perfectly infamous Cocculus iudieus
(fsh berry, nux-vonica. (dog buston) from
which strychnino is obtained, are some Of
the delecteblc substances found in Beer
These are potent poisons, and the Brewer
found using them should be drowned nt once
in one Of his own watts.
p. S.-I am willing to be drowned IN my
own watts, il any impurities should be found
in my Beer.
shall continue TO make q healshfai
Beverage, SO that il may be drank by the
most delicate without the least danger. 3
JOHN g. SEEGERs, Columbia, 8. C.
For sale in Orangebnrg by the essk or
otherwise. by MER0NEY & sam. A
JAM ~
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Magazines. Be-,

GodsY's Magasins for January Il flied
with its usual variety of matter No
lady should neglect 70 subscribe for this
Monthly. It Is really worth twice
I. subscripsioa priec.
/ BynKE's wksE5.T, oas of the best
aaagasines for boys aud girls is published
byJ. w. Burke & Co., Macon, Ga, at
s2 per annum. Parents cannot please
their li.ae ones betser .hab by fusaishs
ing them with q copy of this very in.
tcresting paper. sil1 5a1
THE HEARrH AND HoME.-The
number for December slss closes the
second volume This epsper ID exactly
what its name indicates, homo cotnpan
Ion, a fire side friend, contairing matter
that will interest every member of the
household, from the pratling little boy
aud girl, to the gray haired sire and
spectacled mother. Now is a good! time
70 subscribe, and begin With the volume
The proprietors promise still to improve
the paper, but we don't SEQ how this can
be done, for the low price Of $500 a
year. However, nothing is absolutely
impossible in the way Of enterprise in
these wonderful days. When Repub-
lic can be changed into a central dcspo-
tism, and vice versa, and the people con.
:;nus to shout giori, VINO can say sub
scribcrs may not be supplied with pa
per at half the cost printing. Try
Hearth & Home.
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HAIR y1G0R.-In common with many
others we have felt lively interest in she
investigations which DIR. Aver has been maxi
ing to discover the causes Of failare Of the
hair, and to provide o remedy. His re-
searches are said to have been much nero
thorough and exhaustive than any ever made
before. The result is now before under the
name of AYER's HAIR yIeeR. We have,
given it q trial, and with fun satisfaction
1t equals our most favorable anticipations~
Our gray hairs have disappeared, or resumed
their original color; aud visible crop OF
soft, silken hair has started on part Of the
scalp which was entirely bald. Democrat,
Abingdon, Va.
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y. So II. r.. -AGNEW.
COLUMBIA, So. Co..
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS

TN FOREIGN, AND DOMESTIC HARD
i ware. Cutlery, Guns, Plantation Tools,
Blacksmith and Carpenters Tools, House
Builders Hardware, Bar Iron, Blow Steel,
Cast, German and Blister Steel, Plow Moulds
CARRIAGE MATERIALS in Great varie-
ty at less than CHARLESTON PRICES.
Paints. Oils, Varnishcs and Window Glass.
Also Choice FAMILY GROCERIES, con-
sisting Of the largest and best assorted Stock
in Columbia, embracing Flour, Molasses,
Salt, Tobacco. Raw and Refined Sugars, fine
Teas, fresh Canned Fruits and Fish. Soaps,
Candles, Flavoring Extracts, and all other
Goods usually kept in First Class Grocery
Store, including Fine Whiskcy, Choice Otard
Brandy. Holland Gin, Choice Wines, Cali
fornia Champagne and n splendid stock Of all
qualities Cigars and Smoking Tobacco.
Prices guaranteed as Low as the Lowest,
and a call Solicited for purchasers.
). & T. r. AGNEW.
JOHN sAGNEw, Columbia. 8. C.
THOS. Il. AGNEW, New York.
JAM 3m
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Assignee's Sale.
IN BANKRUPTCY

IN BANKRUPTCY.
In the Matter of FREDEnIcK LIVING.
sToN, BankrupS En- Iartc =. V. DlB,
BILE, Assignee.
BY virtue of an order of sale 70 me di-
rccted from the Honorable Dis,riat Court of
the United States, for the District of South
Carolina, Twill sell at public auction, Mt Or
angcburs c. H., on Monday the 9th Februa-
ry next, ut the usual hours of sale
The Choscs in Action and Notes of above
named Bankrupt.
ALSO
All the interest of the Bankrupt in the
following Estates, viz:
Estate Of Barnet Livingston, decd
Estate of George II. Livingston. decd.
Estate OF Benjamin Buzbec decd.
ALSO
One Share in Eiisto Lumber & Timber
Pond Company.
Conditions cnsh-Purchasers to pay for
necessary papers and stamps.
T.. V. DIBBLE, Assignee,
jan 2l-td Frederick Livingston.
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Religious services in the Hall OF
the House Of Representatives.

1t seems that the House of Rcprescn-
satives have declined opening their Hall
for religious services, on the Sabbath.
The motion to allow its use for that pur-
pose, when desired by either the
Chaplain to the Senate or House, pre-
sentcd by Mr.. Byas, having been laid
upon the table after quite lengthy and
characteristic discussion. The Rcpu6li-
can in reporting this action, said it was
upon the request of "strolling guerrilla
preacher" that this action was taken
Being thus bctraje ed into mistake, tho
editor of the Rcpubiic"a confesses his
error in generous terms, and in doing
this, makes the following reference to
one Of our citizens, in which our readers
may be interested
"Last week paragraph appeared in
the Columbia correspondence Of this
journal which we now deeply regret. II
was stated that
"Somc member made motion to give
the use of the House of Representatives
to strolling preacher now in the city,
to see what he could do with tie people
Of Columbia"
Then followed comments on the de-
bate in the House on this motion. That
debate in the better recent light which
has come to US, We pronounce scaudalous,
indecent, totally unworthy of the repre-
sentatives of Christian people.
We supposed that the motion really
referred to 'a strolling preacher" as
said. Thus regarding it, we published
the comments, for the simple reason that
we do not believe that it is proper for
every strolling preacher to petition the
House for the use of their Hall; for,
sad to say, some are in the strolling and
preaching line who are better fitted for
other business
But we now learn that the motion
was really and simply relative to the
opening of the Hall for Sunday religious
services, to be conducted by the Rev.
! D.. - eDster, Chaplain Of the Senate.
Tie motion was eminently proper in
itself; and as for Chaplain Webster, VIC
hasten to say that he is noble, Chris
tian gentleman. tie was born in Yer
mont, and received his degree of A. NJ.
from Middleberry (Vt) College, and
his degree of d. D. from Allegheny Col
lege, at Mea1villc, Pa. He was, for sew
eral years, managing and responsible
editor of tho Vermont Christian Messen.
6 r, secretary and financial agent of the
State Bible Society, representing his
Conference in the General Conference
He served as Chaplain in the Vermont
Senate, and in the United States army
during the recent war. He is now Pre-
siding Elder of the Charleston district
of the South Carolina Conference, and
the President of the Clafin University.
We repeat, the paragraph il question
never would have appeared in this jour.
nal had We known it WAS aimed at DR..
Webster. And we are sorry the peti
ton was not granted, for some of the
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Il Y M E N E A L.

VAN TAssEL-MEYERs.-J 11th,
1871, in Branehville, by Rev. d. j. Simmons,
Mr. JAS VAN TAssAL, of orangsburg, and
Miss JOANNA MEYERS, of Branshvillc.
No cards.
Observation-Disclosures. 22d, 1871,
by Rev. Mr.. Simmons, Mr.. W. Frederick
STFRETT, and Miss URSULA MEYERS
All of Orangebnrg County.
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ECONOMY AND COMFORT IN BUIDING.

ECONOMY AND COMFORT IN BUIDiNG.
These can only be studied and secured by
paying proper attention to the Jf,sishing Of .
building. There are many houses in oar
country whose windows, without glass, AID
heavy wooden shutters, cost more than sash
and venetians, and whose gloomy wooden
ceilings are more expensive than white
washed plaster on laths. If you are going
to build, and wish your house to be comfort
able ut small cost, you should not fail to
write for n nlan and eaiimaie of finlsinH tn
Mr.. p. T. Teaie, Charleston, 8. c., the
largest manufacturer of doors, sashes' blinds,
mouldings, &c., in the Southern States.
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Assignee's Sale.

S%1~4- -rb-A ~ AAltOI ~
In the Matter of DANIEL LIVINGSTON,
bankrupt, sE.r Paric T. V. DIBBLE,
Assignee.
BY virtue Of an order of sale 10 me di-
rected from the Honorable District Court of
the United States, for the District of South
Carolina, I willscll ut public auction at Or
angeburg C. H., on Monday, 9th February
next, ut the usual honrs of sale
The Chooses in Action md Notes of the
Bankrupt Estate of Daniel Livingston.
All the interest Of the above named Bank
rupt in the following Esta es, viz:
Estate of Parnic Livingston, decd.
Estate of George II. Livingston, decd.
Estate Of Benjamin Euzbcc, decd,
Six Years Scholarship in Cockesbury Ma
sonic Female College.
Conditions oash-Purohasers to pay for all
necessary papers and stamps.
SsP. V. Dibble, Assignee
jan 2l-td Daniel Livingston.
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PROBATE OFFICE.

UKANGEBURG, 8. C.,
DEC. 18TH, 1870.
Notice is hereby given that all ENECU-
TORS and ADMINISTRATORS, arc re-
Qured to make their ANNUAL RETURNS
in the Month OF January, 1871. GUAR
DAMS and TRUSTEES in the Month of
February, 1871
RULES will be issued against all DE-
FAULTERS. THAD. c. ANDREWS,
dec l7-tf Judge of Probate.
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER,

OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER,
ORANGEBURo COUNTY,
ornngeburg, S. C. Jan. 10, 1871.
Notice is hereby given that ! will be at
the following PLACES for the COLLECTION
of STATE and COUNTY TAXES for the
year 1870.
State Tax 0 Mills.
County Tax 3 Mills,
At ORANGEBURG from lst February 10
10th inclusive
At LEwlSvILLE from 10Th February to
10Th inclusive
At FORT MOTTE from 10Th February to
22d, inclusive.
At BRANCHyILLE from Goth February
to 2Stb, inclusive.
AT j. HAMP FELDER'S from Ist March
to I'd, inclusive.
At CLUB HOUSE from March 9th to sth
inclusive.
usner appointments will be made hercaf-
ter. T. X. SASPORTAS,
jan lift County Treasarer.
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Citizens Savings Bank

Citizens Savings Bank
SOUTH BAROLINA.
WILLIAM MARTIN, President
JNO. u. PALMER, vice-President.
JNO. P. THOMAS,
A. G. BRENIEER, Cashier.
]. C. B. SMITH, Assistant Cashier
DIRECTORS.
WADE HAMPTON. b. II. RUrLEDGE.
J. p. THOMAS. d. RAvESEL, Jr.
+. w. McMAsrER. Rev. WILLIAM MARTIN
A. {. HASKELL. JSo. B. PALMER.
J. ELI GREGG. THOMAS Il. GnEoa.
ORANGEBURG BRANCH,
AT THE
ENGINE HOUSE.
SOLICITORS.
Messrs. GLOVER & GLOVER.
LOCAL FINANCE COMMITTEE.
Hon. THOS. W. GLOVER.
Col. PAUL s. FIELDER.
Capt. JOHN A. HAMILTON.
ASSISTANT CASHIER.
JAMES II. FONJ JsES.
Deposits Of SI. 90 and Upwards
Received.
INTEREST allowed on DEPOSITS, and
SIX PER CENT, compounded every six
months, on Accounts.
We will also do On EXCHANGE BUsI-
NESS.
jsu - 6m
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members, judging from their ribaldry
upon it, need prryiag for not only on
Sunday, as DR.. Webster proposed, but
ON every day Of the week
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o B IT q A r Y.

DIED-On the 9Th January, 1871, ANN
ELIZABETH JONES, daughter of E. S. and
]. L. Jones.
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EAIR NOTICE.-AlI Persons
1t who having heretofore left Gums and
Pistols with me to be Repaired are hereby
notified to call on Mr. Riggs, my Agent,
and get them or they will be sold at Public
Auction on saiesday in February next, to
pay for Repairs.
jan 1T JOSEPH STRAUS.
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NOTICE.

OFFICE SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
ORASGxBURG COUNTY,
Ornngeburg, s. c., Jan. 81, 1871.
The TEACHERS Of the Various SCHOOLS
Of this County are REQUIRED to MEET
here in Orangrburg IN CONVENTION on
the FIRST SATURDAY in February next,
4th Proximo.
Matters ef IMPORTANCE to TEACHERS,
and OF INTEREST to the SCHOOL PUBLIC
will be subn,itte to the CONVENTION.
A full and punctual attendance is request
ed. --
Ell CAIN,
jan 21-td g.. O. C.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-02-15

UAssoN's COMPOUND SYRUP OF lar
This celebrated preparation for the cure
oil coughs and colds, long and favora-
bly known in most Of the Northern
States, can now be had at the principal
drug stores in the United States. 1t is
an infallible remedy for the cure OF
coughs, colds, horseness, sore throat,
bronchitis, and Group in children. For
the cure OF chronic catarrhs and asth-
ma, il never fails. For hopping cough
and Group, there is no preparation
known to the profession, superior to 1t.
1t will relieve hopping cough in an hour
or two, and a few bottles will make a
permanent cure OF asthma. Ii is no
private "quack" preparation. 1t was
originally prescribed by some of the
most celebrated physicians in the
United States, and is now recommend
ed by the most eminent doctors through
out all parts of the country. The pro-
prietors are willing to give a full list oil
the ingredients it contains, to any re-
spectacle physician, but its own merits
alone will recommend it to their favor
and their patronage. Pprice 80 cents
per bottle. Russell & Lands, Proprle'
tors, Philadelphia.
Sold at Finney's Drug Store, below
Mcclure House, Wheeling.