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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-08
The Curb-stoue Market.


SHALL 1T 90 TO KING sTREEr-A DIVIDED PUBLIC
OPINIoN-HEAyY MEN on BOTH SIDES OF THE
QUESTION.
In Council, last evening" petitions were pre-
sented, asking the removal of the curb market
from Market st to King St. Among the sign
ers are the following, interested directly in Mar
ket street business =
Boughman, Thomas e. Co., Gawthrop & Bro,
b S. Clark, ziba Ferris, Jr., II. Il. Bringhurst,
W. H. Thompson, Geo. Jack. ]. II Holt, James
Conner, O. II. Rudolph, C.I. Bush, Finn Il jack
son, W. l.. Rudolph, J.A. Conner Co. Smith
West, John A. Wilson, w IL. Wright Ii. L. Tat
nall Il Co., Chas. Warner Il Co.. Geo. W. Stone
Homer Barry, McIntire 4 James, Daniel James,
Capee q Bro, Blbcock Il Bro, Wm. IL. Billany,
Granville WOrrell, CrOasdale IL Cameron James
bradford, w. T. WestbrOOk, T. Y. DeNormandie,
W. NJ. Kennard Co, Geo @. Malis, X. Rob
inson Co., j. l.. Devon, j. p. Doughten, Il.
Bringhust a. Co.. Wyatt a. Garrett. Victor du-
Pont, j. T. Head, NJ. M. Child ~ Co., b. X c.
Shoemaker, Chas. b Lore, William Candy. Sam !
d. Smith, Sec, s. redmond Smi,h, Sec; A. W.
Smith, Sec. Weeds. NJ. Co., ,WOolley & Nanrrump
There was a large petition, also, in favor of
the change signed by people on or near King
street.
The project, however, is strongly opposed, as
we'll as strongly advocated. remonstrance il
in circulation, and has received large number
Of eigners Oh Market street. Among them are
the following;
Jesse Sharpe, James Morrow Phillip Plunkett
Robert II. Robinson, JAS. G. Akin, George W
Sparks, E. G. Stotsenburg Thomas McClary
William Silver, Charles G. Bush, William Bright
VIM. II. Pierce, George W. Bush, Thomas NJ
Culbert, A. G., Robinson, Bellah a. Co., Geo. 5
Hagany, O. r. Jefferis, Adams & Brother, Josepl
Jones, W. H. Almond Il Bro, Il. L. Rico, Jr.
James II Straban, Thomas b. Beeson, jane
Crippen, David Lemon, John Boldly Robert B
Mcdonnell. Joseph Fulmer VIM. d. Bayne, Jno
Wainwright John f. Frock, Humphrey h Sandt
i. l.. Frank, John Peoples, O. s. Middleton, JAS
7. Chambers, Cyrus Stern, Edward Moore, Edw
W. Hoopes Good y Hanna, John Davis, Jol
IL. Moore, Isaac O. Pyle.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-08
Public improvements.

NEW SOCIETY BUILDING on MARKET STREET.
1t has been known for several days that the
Improved Order of Red Men, Of this city, have
been negotiating for the purchase of a lot upon
which to erect a new public building for the use
of societies, but the sale has just been consum-
mated. The lot purchased is the marble yard,
above Sixth, and the price paid was $4,000.
The Red Men propose to erect upon this lot a
large four story building, with basement As by
100 feet The first floor will be devoted to stores
in the front and offices in the rear ; the second,
to large audience room, and the third and
fourth floors to society or lodge rooms, which
will be fitted up in the most convenient manner
with all modern improvements. Il is not pro-
posed to do more towards the construction OF
the building, this year, than the laying Of the
foundation, but as soon spring opens, next
year, the intention is to complete it with all
possible dispatch
Tho building will cost between 100000 and
GE0 mn
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-08
The Centennial Commission.

INSPECTION AND RECEPTION AT THE PARK.
PHILADELPHIA, March. 8.
The Centennial commissioners we're conveyed
to Fairmount Park, this morning, aud after par
taking of banquet pavilion, were shown the
various sections of the park and inspected two
sites proposed for the projected exhibition
The building site at Landsdowne wss especi-
ally admired for the beauty of its scenery and
its proximity to the Railroad leading North,
South, East and West.
During the banquet, Morton McMichael Pres
ident of the Park Commission formally welcomed
the Centennial Commissioners to the scene Of
their future labors. Response was made by
President ] r. Hawley of the Centennial Com
mission
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-08
New Hampshire.
REPUBLICAN PROSPECTS VERY CHEERING.
Correspondence N. Y. Tribune.l


Correspondence N. Y. Tribune.l
CoNcoRD, n. H., March G.
The campaign grows warmer and warmer as
the day for election approaches, and it is plain
that there has been large increase of strength,
confidence, and enthusiasm in the ranks of the
Republicans, who have in times past achieved
80 many signal victories over their opponents.
Men who three weeks ago were afraid Of DEM
ocratic success, and those who maintained that
there would be no election by the people, are
now sanguine of the election of MIR Straw at
the polls. And this feeling seems to be well
grounded, for to all intenta and purposes the
Democrats are becoming desperate, and there is
indication that their State Central Committee
will attempt to get Democratic selectmen to OK
clude rs many names of Republican voters as is
possible, and insert in their stead the names OF
Democratic voters who are not entitled to the
right of suffrage. The Monitor openly charges
this upon the Chairman of the Democratic State
Central Committee, and says that it has trust
worthy evidence that such is the fact. This
shows that the Democrats practically admit that
they cannot gain the fight fairly on the old is
sues, and that they are compelled to resort to
this means to compel a victory. The timely dis
coyery OF this trick will undoubtedly defeat it
and prevent "large Democratic gains" in that
direction.
The advocates of Protective Tariff certainly
have cause to thank the New Hampshire Demo-
Gratis for their services in this campaign, for
they have created public sentiment in its fa-
vOr in the State, even in their own ranks, which
is encouraging. Early in the campaign they
pushed forward the beauties of Free Trade, if
such there be, and were extremely desirous of
working in that vein against the Republicans.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-08
DIVORCE, TONIGHT.
THE DAyENpoRT PERFORMANCE.
Musical.
THE pAREpA-RosA TROUPE.

THE PAREPA-RosA TROUPE.
The Paropa- Rosa Opera Companyare playing,
this week, wonderfully successful engagement
in Washington next week they will be in Balti-
more &; and on Monday evening following they
come to Wilmington, for one performance. The
opera selected for presentation here is the we'll
appreciated work of Flotow, Martha and it will
be given with the whole strength Of the Oompa-
ny, precisely similar to the performances in
Philadelphia and elsewhere The celebrated
Quartette Madam Parepa-liosa, Mr.. Castle, Mr..
Campbell, and Mrs Seguin appear in Martha,
and Mr. Seguin also takes part.
We need hardly say that the management in
thus bringing this grand Troupe here, show Il
degree OF confidence in the public spirit and
musical taste OF our city, highly complimentary
to us, and we think it hardly possible that the
audience on the occasion will be anything less
than equally complimentary, not only in its
numbers but its character. This is the first real
Opera, ever performed in Wilmington, and it il
the opening of a new.era Music.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-08

Wm. johnson was up before the Mayor this
morning. charged with committing assault and
battery on Mary A. Miller, for which he was
fined the costs and held to bail for S100 to keep
the peace. counter suit was then entered
against said Mary Miller by said johnson for
like ofense, for which a similar fine was i'm
posed.
Thomas Saunders, who probably contemplated
going into the laundry business was bound over
in the sum OF 5000 for his appearance at Court,
for the larceny of three wash-tubs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-08

The WESTERN MARKET.-The Western Market
Heuse will be opened this evening. Forly-three
of the sevea ty-fOur stalls are rented. The two
stores, in the basement, are both rented, one to
Mr.. H. Allen, who will carry on the flour and
feed business, and tho other to William Kirby,
who intends doing a wholesale and retail produce
business. This is an enterprise much needed in
great convenience to the residents OF West
Wilmington. 1t is understood that the W q II
Railroad has consented to imake reduction in
the rates for travel and freights, to those who
attend this market from along the line Of that
rpa6
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-08
Abor,ionIst Practice.
ANOTHER CASE AT KINGSTON.

KINGSTON, N. Y, March 8.
Tonight mysterious case came to light here.
Ida Va Steenburg, an heiress anda beautiful and
accomplished young lady Of this city, was brought
here on Monday in coffin, having died suddenly
in New York. The corpse was in charge of q
strange man. 1t was taken to the house Of Mr..
johnson, butcher, and buried the next day.
The friends Of the deceased knew nothing Of
the funeral until the services were being held at
the house. 1t is supposed to be another abor-
ton case.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-08
utnh.

RESIGNATION DENANDED-oPPosIrIoN TO THE NEW
STATE.
SALT LAKE, March 8.
Judge Mexican has induced the Attorney Cen
eral to call for the resignation Of District Attor
ney Bates.
The Gentiles will send out delegation to pre-
vent the Territory from coming into the Union
"a State
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-08
DOMESTIC NEWS.
NEIoHRoRIMo COUNTIES.

Francis Hutchinson, of Lower Penn's Neck
Salem county had vendue, last week, and after
ii was over Jos. Poulson shot gun into the
crowd and fatally wounded rhos. English.
The Perkiomen railroad has been completed
TO Green Lane, and the cars will probably begin
to run to that point by April LIST.
The Reading Times says b. Dad1 hapnt
tasted the sweets Of married life." Hasn't he |?
How about il. b. Dadd
Fred Fairlamb, II. Jones Brooke, Hugh
McMunn, William Campbell and d. A. Vernon
have boen elected prison inspectors for Delaware
county.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-08
Dramatic.

CLOSE or MRS. BOWERS ENGAGEMENT.
Elizabeth was presented, last evening to a
house tolerably full but far thinner than the mer-
its of the performance deserved. Mrs. Bowers
looked and acted her best, and-though her
inches might be advantageously increased, il
men and women only could add little to their
stature-was every inch Queen. McOolum il
a magnificent EsseL and Dalton. in the kilt and
plaid. as James of Scotland, flung wild reproach-
es at the murderer Of his mother.
The other supports, after giving due praise to
Mr. Germon. who always does well, might have
been stronger, and caused nobody to complain
that it was too good.
DIVORCE" To-NGHT.
This evening, the first performance Of the cell
ebrated society drama DiuOrCe. which has had
such wonderful run in New York, takes place
at the Opera House. The company playing it
includes some fine artists and we are assured
that the performance will merit such approval
as was given to ii when presented at the Fifth
Avenue Theatre, in New York
THE DAVENPORT PERFORMANCE.
The sale OF seats for the performance by Mr.
Davenport and his Company on Tuesday even
lug was commenced at the book. store OF Bough-
man, Thomas, Il Co., this morning. A lively
interest s evident, and there will, doubtless bo
good house.
Alr. Matlack, who plays in the piece is,we arc
told the son of the keeper Of the light-house, at
the mouth of the Christiana.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-08
Muhnnchuneiia.

RAILROAD ACCIDENT NEAR SPRINGFIELD.
SPRNdFIELD, March s.
The "owl train, hence for New York, ran of
the track two miles from the station. The
smoking and one passenger car went down an
embankment
Ten or twelve passengers were injured, but
none fatally. Among the wounded is Admiral
Dekohan, of France.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-08
Anction sales.

A very fine dwelling, No. S2G West 4th street,
will be sold at public sale at the auction rooms
of J.. W. Stidham Il Son, tomorrow morning.
The house is nearly new, and contains seven
rooms. They will also sell al the same time one
shave Of W. q w. L. r. stock.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-08
FIRST EDITION.
e:3o p. M.
LEGISLATIVE RELIEF.
Tammany in the Last Ditch.
Hall, o'CoFman and Fields to be Re-
moved--RlnRItes Fleeing.
NEW York, March 8.

NEW YORK, March 8.
The Legislative Committee has agreed to re-
port bill removing Mayor Hall, Richard o'Gor-
man and Tom Fields
Ex-oollector Connolly has fed from the city.
Garvey's appearance as informer against May
or Hall has astounded the Ringites.
1t is alleged that Ingerson will follow the ex-
ample.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-08
New York.

MURDERoUs ASSAULT BY AN INSANE MAN
New YORK, March. 6.
George W. Pardy, at Newburg, insane, attempt
ed to kill his mother and two sisters, manning
them with fire shovel and razor. He was Sc
cured and sent to the Hospital
DEATH FROM HYDRoPHoBA.
Julia Connolly died, yesterday of hydrophobia
Five other children were bitten by the same dog
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-08
A Heavy Speculation.

OPERATIONS OF NAPOLEON, oIs-ATLANIo.
New YORK, March 8.
Ex-Emperor Napoleon cleared three hundred
and twenty thousand dollars by the sale to the
Western Union telegraph company of thepresent
site Of the New York office.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-08
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

VIM. s. McCaulley, VIM. Bright, Joshua Sim
mons, and George 0Neill, are named as persons
likely to be supported for the Democratic nomi-
nation for Mayor and the Republican believes
that il the mass Of the voters Of that side have
their way, they will nominate Squire O'Neill
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-08
The Contracs OrdInunce.

Col Finegan, who originally offered the Or
dinance in Council, concerning contracts to
members, gave notice, last evening, that lie
would call IL up, at the next meeting. He lnti-
mated-but we trust incoreetly--th at least
one of the Republican members was opposed to
it. We cannot understand how this ought to be
noaeihle
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-08
OFFICERS OF THE SCHOOL.

Morning Superintendent @. W. We'll
diu; Assistant Superintendent, Mrs. L. A.
Moore Recording Secretary, J. A. Moore; Mis-
sisnary Secretary, G. NJ. D. Cana Librarians,
H. G. Robinson, W. II. Curry.
Afternoon School Superintendent j. t.
Gause Assistant Superintendents, s, W. Nc
Caulley and II. @. Jones Recording Secretary,
S. A. McAllister Missionary Secretary, ]. A.
McCaulley Librarian, A. G. Robinson Assist
ant Librarians, W. II. Curry, II. G. Robinson,
@. W. Pusey.
Infant School, superintendent, Mrs. L. A.
Moore Assistant Superntendents, Mrs. W.
Hastings, Mrs. r. f. Robinson, Mrs. ]. v. Rice,
Miss - Parker.
Ep,oOrit. - Superintendent, W. II. Billany /;
Librarians, Geo, o. Maris, G.. NJ. d. Cam.
Mddley. = superintendent O. f. Rudolph ;
Secretary and Treasurer, II. l.. Townsend.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-08
MORNING NEWS.
Grimes and Casualties.

At Boston, yesterday morning, four men were
found insensible in their sleeping room in 8
boarding house. from the effects Of inhaling
charcoal gas from stove in the room. One OF
them, named nameb Barry, has died, and the
others are in a critical condition. 1t appears
that Barry, who was the latest to retire, removed
the top Of the stove.
The house of Charles g. Thayer, in West Rox-
bury, Mass, was burned yesterday Loss $23, ,090
The house, store and barn Of Capt. b. Pratt, in
Buclsport Centre Me-, was burned on Wednes-
day, causing loss OF $4,000.
The Committee appointed by the Utah Admis-
sion Convention to lay the Constitution before
Congress are on their way to Washington.
The Attorney General received despatch yes
terday, informing him Of the conviction OF If
teen Ku-klux at Huntsville, Alabama, and the
sentence of three of them to twenty years i'm
prisonment in the Albany Penitentiary.
VIM. +. Browns justice Of Westchestsr county
N. Y, has been held in 10000 bail for trial, On
the charge of embezzling county funds. Nearly
every magistrate in the county has been indicted
for similar offence.
The London Times makes mention of the ex-
cepticnally friendly tone Of the American prees
towards England.
Hon. Robert @. Schenck is now on visit to
Edinburgh. On Wednesday he had reception
at St James Hotel. which was attended by
large number Of the most prominent officials
and residents Of the city.
At meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of the
French Atlantic Gable Company Wednesday, it
was resolved to lay another cable to America,
which will be under the management Of the
present cable combination
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-08

FINGERS Cur oFF-A man named Mason, who
s employed by the Diamond State Rolling Mill
Co., had two fingers cut or OF his right hand,
this morning. He was engaged at work with a
bolt cutter when the accident happened.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-08
The Queens AssniIant.

''sANE, But AN ENTHUSIASTIC FESIAN.
LONDON March 8.
The commission of physicians to examine as
% the sanity Of o'Connor, assailant Of the
Queen report him sane but an enthusiastic Fe-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-08
Business aud Trade Report.
WILMINGTON, March 8.

" NIIhIINUIUNf NIaIN1I o.
There arrived by the W. 4 r. r. r., IS cars of
coal for this CITY, cars of coal for the Delaware
II. Ii 1 Of lime, of lumber aud 2 OF wheat.
By the p. W. & b. Il. II. Co., there were re-
ceived 81 car loads of freight, and 81 were for
warded.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-08

There are over twenty thousand Chinese now
resident in San Francisco.
And now comes Wisconsin. A stringent law,
making hquor-sellers responsible for mischief
wrought. constructed on the Ohio and Illinois
models, was passed last week In the Assembly.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-08
Grnce sunday school linton.

ELECTION OF oFFIoERs-oFFIoERs OF THE SCHOOL.
The Sunday School Union of Grace NJ. E.
Church held a meeting in the chapel, last eve
ming for the purpose Of electing officers to serve
for the ensuing year and to receive reports for
the year which has passed. The following is
the result OF the election:
For President no choice was made Vice Pres
ident, Samuel NJ Harrington Secretary, s. A..
McAlster Treasurer Il. s. II. Butler Man
ayers, Edward Moore, j. II. Jackson, j. Taylor
Cause, W. H. Curry W. NJ. Field h. E. Rob
inson W. Hastings, W. H. Billany s. NJ. Har-
rington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-08
weather Record.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE BUREAU.
WASHINGTON March s.
Easterly winds veeriDg to southerly, probable
for the Middle States, with increased cloudiness
and rain this afternoon and tonight.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-08
Thc DeInwnre .chooI sysrcm.

FROM Tue smyrna IlmeS.l
When Congressman Biggs in his usual tlip-
pant and frothy manner, claimed for Delaware
the best free school system of any State in the
Union," he was ignorant of his subject or re-
gardless of a seruons. The local items of al
most any paper in the State, at almost any time
he may glance over them would teach him bet
ter. if he is not preyersely blind. Let any one
look over the local items OF the Times this week,
il he desires to know how the system works,
Facts are stubborn things" and such these
simple news items are.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-08

& l.. NICHOLS q CO., EXPRESS Baggage re-
- moved to any part OF the city. Carpets cleaned
and preserved from moth and relaid with care Call
somining, whitewashing, &c., &c. All orders thank
fully received and promptly attended to- ONCE, B05
King street. Please leave orders at the following
places for baggage and carpets, &c Mr.. j. r. Holt
Third and Market streets; Greenman, Pierson a
Co., 419 Market street; s. X. Ball Co.. SIT Market
street; A Bradley Jones, 61s Marketstree Joseph
Jones' Fifth and Market street; and 1125 Orange St.
See wagon on the street. feb26-8m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-08
Personal Intelligence

The Queen of England leaves for Germany,
on the 26th inst, and will return on the 10th Of
April.
Mr. Ooleridge, counsel for the defence in the
Ilchborne case, denies that the claimant has
secured dali
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-08
Ohio.

ARREST OF An OLD MURDERER,
LIMA, March 8.
Albert Harvey, colored, was arrested for a
murder of his, nine years ago. He was living
with his fourth wife.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-08
Tho TiunI DlsmolItioa Of Tammnny.

News fromN York indicates that the rubbish
left when the Tammany structure fell is pretty
woll scattered to the winds.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-08
Congress.
WASHINGTON, March g.
TnTTgE

A bill was passed, authorizing negotiations
with the Ute Indians for the sac of a part of
their reservations to tile Government
A bill also passed TO pay b1uuties to volun-
teers mustered into service prior to the sixth of
Anpnst 1861.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-08
SECOND EDITION.
$50, p. M.
rhe now York Conrts.

CONTINUATION OF THE ARdUMENNT IN THE HALL.
CASE. Hrtf
NEW YORK, March 8.
An immense crowd is gathered to witness
Halls trial. His counsel continued their argu-
ment against admission Of testimony as to the
fraudulent character of Garvey's bills
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-08
HAR D " A R e.
WILLIAM II. BILLANY,
2I4 Market Street, Wilmington, Del.

We invite attention TO our stock Of Building n
Hardware Paints, Glass, &c., which we are "a
selling at very low prices. We have In stock a "a
full line Of nails, locks, latehes, bolts hinges, p
sash-weights, white lead, OIL glass, &c. carpenters
tools; Disston's hand, rip, crOss-cut and mill saws
CrOssman's and Butchers chisels, planes, augur and
angur bits; table and pocket cutlery; rubber belt
ng and steam packing; agent for Home Washer
nd Sherman Clothes Wringer. ap141yw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-08
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, March 9Th.
Cotton frmer, with prices unchanged. Flour
steady and unchanged. Rye steady at 80090c
Corn inactive yellow, 63964 mixed, 64C06513.
Oats steady white, 55. Provisions dull. Whisky
90
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-08
hon is Lhe nnrndlse Of Iectnrers.

Boston is the paradise of lecturers.
Dualin, the new substitute for gunpowder is
a fearfully destructive agent.
Tere Haute Indiana, has large and Success
full glass manufactury.
Archbishop Usher sails it takes all our learning
to be simple.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-08
MEMBERSHIP.

During the past year, there were raised and ex-
pended for sunday school purposes, including
home mission about 81 600 for foreign missions,
about $1000-@2, 600 in all.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-08
BetT embellishments.

n EPAIRING OF clothes-wringers done, and
HN, various patterns II them are for sale by us
Those with cjg-whees we particularly recommend
for durability. --
No 1856 (Eight Thirty-nve) Market st, below Ninth,
Philadelphia
n ARGE CASTERS suitable for store trucks or
1 4 or boxes, and an assortment Of bed and furni-
turs casters, for sale by - -
No. ss5 Eight Thlrty-H"e) Markets t,below Ninth,
Philadelphia
= ESAN SoAP.-A small invoice OF this finest OF
all shaving soaps for sale by
SMITH 4 PAINTER, Drugs SITS,
Seventh and Market streets.
GoSMoLINE is purified and concentrated petro-
leum 1t is a most useful remedy for the nu
merous ailments for which cerates, ointments and
embrocatlons are used For sale by
SMITH PAINTER, Druggists,
Seventh and Market streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-08
DaiEy GptttwsttjaG.
4 ATKINSON

wIhMERs ATKINSON, ,-"g.-...... Publisher.
tF'-FoT Terms. Etc., See Second Page
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-08
SKATING RINK
Batcheior's Hair Dve.

Perfectly Harmless, Reliable and instantaneous
No Ridiculous tnts, or unpleasant odor. the g. nu-
Inc w. A. BACHELORS IL Air DYE produces
I1MEDIATELY a splendid BLACK or NATURAL
BROWN. Does not stain the skin, but leaves the
HAIR CLEAN, SOFT and BEAUTIFUL. The only
Safe ard PERFECT Dye. Sold by all Druggists
Factory 10 BOND ST., New York.
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