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shoulders at 44c. $40 boxes do s. o:4 ,, r.. -.
~. H. 9 - 9oxes Cnnerlands as sic. is sha ~
hoxes DO At Gt6tsc 100 boxes short clears At 81 Il 3
noxes long ami short clears &c, 50 ooxes Srat 20
snitc sdcs at GEc 50 boxes Sretfords a sic - ~
pcs green bans t lbs) at G'sc 50 boxes long nj 10
at1c The market closed VI the following ranlhs aalhs
, 1877-12-16

HOG PRoDUCTS-Wcrc fairly active in the accre-
gate, and irregular. There more buying orders
for oorE and lurd.-soc OF which were supposed to b
from outstdcbut the market ruled easier while meats
were weak. The market appeared to BE- somewhat
artificial pork being relatively high IN price, Hogs
were IN far supply. and steady. while Liverpool wcs
quoted Is lower pork and hams aud sd on on mid
dies.
The co1nmerci0f HuNeftn gives the following Us the
returns OF the number Of hogs packed date Mt The
points named since Nor. compared with returns Of
season of 1867: - $500
, 1877-12-16
COMMERCIAL.

The following were the receipts and shipments
Of the leading articles of produce in this city during
the twenty hours ending at O'Clock on
Saturday morning, and for the corresponding time
last year:
, 1877-12-16

NlthdFawn from etorc during Friday for city
consumption: 4, 500 bu wheat, 4l3 bu corn, 100
ba oats, 40s bu barley.
The following grain Was inspected into store in
this city Saturday morning: 81 cars hard No. l
wheat II cars No. do, cars No. soft spring,
" cars No. 2 do, 80 cars No. do, 0 cars rejected
C-oo."heat); cars high-mi1cd corn, CO. new
, 1877-12-16

i.oaE anu short clears 0uotcd At ec co,h. - BS
a G%S S11 m f9r ,ms qas
ptckied hams: @754c; do slier JanuaTy: fssest'
dTSea ason s 1ac sgss q So saIh J. and nd sGse sry
shoEt ribs for Short clears l04:ll;5c for Io
all caEvascd anu packed. '1e Aux uanA
GnExsK-Nn! quiet at sac.
EEEF PEODECrS-Were steady and nuict At "a =,
9inD :or mess; $40 5n9t1.U0 for extra rnes.s ~
SIS. 5HG l6. % for hnms. ~ a'ess: and
II T1ahoT"as quoted at 7c for city and 7o74,
, 1877-12-16

FOREIGN.
LONDON, Dec l5-5 p. m.-Consols for money
95 lit: account. G5ti.
AMERICAN SEcuIlTlEs-'G5s, 10f9s: 'G7s, 1O551;
10-.i0s: JOSH: new 5s, l06!:: New York Central,
10T; Eric, 3Li preferred, 23ai Illinois Central
72i: +; Pennsylvania Central, BIZ.
PARIS, Dec. l5.--fientcs, 10Sf 1Uc.
GENERAL TRADE REVIEW.
Sntcidl Disp1tch 10 Tae Lhlcn7o Tribune
NEW IoRK, Dec. 15.-The bank exchanges dur
ing the last week, viewed az whole still fail to
give any encouraging indication II the general con
ditfon OF trade. In New York there was gain OF
% LILO per cent as compared with the correspond
ing week last year: but rs the new nnsi-
ness here has not been remarkably active.
and corrcspondlngly increased exchanges fail
Cd to npnear elsewhere. this increase in
measure, to the maturing Of commercial papcr
made during the last August and September spus1n
ofactir1ty and promise. The comparative ga!ns at
other points were at San Francisco, Is $40: Lou
ikyille, 10; Pittshurg, G 6-l0. The san Francisco
comparison is for tho week ending the. 1st OF De-
ccu,ber, and her increase is muinly due to the in
crease in the number OF banks reporting Anon.
the comparative losses were Boston, IL i-10 Phil
adclphia. Ss-1U; Chicago, II $40; Cincinnati,
5-10: New Orleans, ) ITO; Baltimore, 1910;
st: Louis, $40; Milwaukee. ..
The total increase in the twelve cities was
Il $40. but emitting New York there was net
loss Of g 9-10 per cent.
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FOREIGN.


The Two Armies Equally Matched In
Numbers--purkish Aid from Asia He
ing sent SO ibo ont--Insurreciion
AIRY Move Among ahe Porte's Greek
subjects.
Noon Associated Press Report.
LONDON, August l8.--The Times
Berlin correspondent telegraphs that
there has been numerous arrests In
Galica, In consequence OF the secret ems
listment OF volunteers to serve against
Russia, Poland and Turkey. The Times
0c iasioual correspondent, at Vienna,
sends the following summary Of the
situation In the Balkans: Fragments
OF General dOurkfs corps are ems
trenching tbemselves In Sbipka pass.
The eighth corps has been appointed
To support them, and Is eseheloned be-.
tween Selvi, Branova and Tirnova. A
division OF the eleventh corps occupies
Kagrawiz against the troops, which
form the bulk OF the Russian forces In
western Bulgaria.
A Turkish army corps IL slowly but
steadily advancing from Shumla, via.
0sman Balzar. Suleiman pasba, too,
with a portion OF his army, is advanc.
ing In the direction OF Elena. Lastly,
some OF Osman pasha's men are
marching from Lavatz on Gatarova.
The Russian reinforcements are more
than counterba balanced by troops which
the Turks are receiving from Asia,
The sanitary conditions Of the Rus,
SLAMS Is 80 much worse than that OF
the Turks, that the gap occasioned by
sickness among the former, almost
establishes an equilibrium Ia forces
between the columns.
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Might Associated prosa Report.I


LONDON, August 1.-THE Financier
says that according to private advices
from Lyons several failures have oc-
Cured 10 the silk trade, including one
for a million dollars.
An Erzeroum dispatch to the Times
says the reports that the Russians are
advancing from Ardahan on Olta are
unfounded. There are only six battal.
ions, two regular batteries and one
regiment OF cavalry at Abraham. -Four
battalions detached from that direction
are now encamped altoona.
The special edition OF the evening
Standard has dispatch from Paredin,
saying that General Gourki has gone
10 81. Petersburg to resume command
Of the guards who are coming here.
The siege Of Rustcbuk is virtually
raised.
The City OF Richmond, left Liver
pool, with the British rifle team, 10
compete 10 the international match
at Creedmore.
ALEXANDRIA, August 1.-THE Greek
volunteer movement is increasing. A
further detachment of one hundred
and twenty men started yesterday FOL
Greece. The authorities have detained
sixty volunteers intending 10 leave, on
the ground OF their being subjects Of
the porte.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-17

RACES In Searcy, Arkansas, last year,
Their belief was Identical with that
Expressed In ChsmblIss confession.
They killed a man named Humphreys
In their revival, men and women
assisting, They took the head OF the
murdered man aud placed II ON pole
and made all who approached knevl
down. Several OF them were killed
by . sheriff's posse, and the balance,
who were arrested, showed no fear,
hut said God would sustain. This
happened year ago. Last week their
trial came of,
The theory OF the defense was that
they had done right, and that God
told them to do It, The Chicago Times
OF August the 18th gives u full account
OF the trial, and we quote the judges
charge from II;
THE INSTRUCTIONS or JUDGE CYPERT
10 the Jury. "rhough the Jury may
iind,p said he, THAT the defendants
killed or assisted In the killing Of
Humphries, yet II they further iind
from the evidence thai they we're 1T
the time OF the not, insane, they must
acquit them. The true test Of ones
sanity or capacity to commit crime Ia
the power TO distinguish right from
wrong, aud the power to adhere TO the
right and avoid the wrong; aud II one
commits homicide, knowing II to be
wrong, but IL driven to II 10y an upcon-
trollable and irresistible impulse, arts
ing not from natural passion, but from
an insane condition OF the mind, he IL
not oriminally responsible; and II the
jury tinds such to be tie mental con.
dltiOn Of the defendants at the time OF
the killing, they must DO acquitted
even though they may have partlcipa.
ted In it. The Jury are further Instruct
cd that II IL not necessary for the dc.
PENDANTS TO DO insane for any definite
period In order to incapacitate them
for the commission OF q crime, aud II
you find that they were insane at the
time Of the killing and would not have
done the act but for suoh insanity you
will aoquit them, although you may
find that they were sane just before
and Just after the killing, The jury
ARE further instructed that IL they be.
dieva from the evidence that the do.
PENDANTS committed or assisted In the
act, yet 'they further believe from the
evidence that they were laboring under
u monomania and acting under the do.
lusiye belief that what they were
doing, was by the command OF God, or
some superior power which they were
bound TO obey, they must be acquitted.
II the Jury have any reasonable doubt
that the defendants participated In or
encouraged the killing, they must ac-
quIEp and they did aequit after an
hours deliberation.
Now the Chicago Times with the
above account of the trial and the NC.
quittalof the prisoners, has been in
TOWNS several days. May II not be that
Chambliss has got hold Of this paper,
and read the success OF the plea Of
these religious fanatics? We do not
wish to prejudice his case, in fact, We
cannot, for he has confessed his crime.
But II he proposes w defense to set
up'the plea OF ''insanity," would It moi
By best to provide safe place for the
keeping of all such dangerously insane
people?
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WASHINGTON.
Tbe Caicnsien Logmen Otter Ample
security - Morion's Condition In.
proved.

The Caicssien Logmsn OTTER Ample
security - Morion's Condition ins.
proved.
Moon Associated Press Report.l
WASHINGTON, August 10, The treas.
ury department has advices that the
whaling schooner Edward Lee, re-
ceived a broadside round shot, follow
ed by grape, from gunboat while
whaling in the Caribbean sea. The
treasury department, at the instance
OF the state department, has institut, Il
inquiry.
Abiding to the Rio Grande City
outrage, Acting Secretary Seward does
not hesitate TO characterize the affair
AZ most outrageous proceeding, and
the most daring violation OF the inter-
national treaty obligations, and Ia
quoted: Not only will this govern
ment insist upon the prompt pursuit
and capture Of the desperudoes, but
will also demand their signal and Inns
mediate punishment. Every one of
the offenders must be brought to jus
tice.p
Sheldon and Brice have joint let
ter from Judge Billings, this morning,
! to the effect that In case there Is any
distractions put In the way Of defend.
ants and interveners TO bond the Cal
casieu logs, under the order IN the
chambers OF the 18Th, he will proceed
| to New Orleans at Onoe 10 hear aud
pass upon the question at issue, with
view of allowing the property TO 20
into the immediate possession of the
claimants. There are some $4,000 OF
these logs detained. The aggregate
value as they lie IL about $4,000. u Is
stated that good security has been Of
fered the government 70 the amount
of Sl60,0OO, and II IL asserted that
when the title IL settled only about
one.tenth OF these logs will vest In the
government These logs have been
held over ninety days, and involve the
employment and Substance OF some
$40 men
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WAR TALK.
Two Companies Of State Troops Ordered
10 the Rio Grande.

0evernor Auabbard Determined 60
Maintain the Hosor Of rhe state
moth the haidess ami Rescued Pria.
oners Demanded,
special 10 The Herald,
AUSTIN, August 10. Two companies
OF Jones' battalion OF state troops. aud
also Captain HallS company, have
been ordered 10 the scene Of trouble
on the Rio Grande. Governor Hub.
bard has dema' ded OF the Mexican
authorities. the return of the raiders
who broke into the Star county Jail,
and also the rescued prisoners. He
has also asked that the general govern.
ment shall enforce the treaty stipula.
ton. Nothing further has been re-
ceiysd from the Rio Grande to>day.
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INIgnt As.ocIatea prsss Reporl.

Night Associated Press Report.l
WASHINGTON, August ~. -Bllss,
Morton's Washington doctor, teie.
graphs he Ia confident of Mortcu's
recovery.
Secretary McCreary comes back Sat
urday.
The coast survey steamer, Gidney,
has arrived at the navy yard, from her
seasons duty of the coast o: Florida.
The crew are all well.
William Campbelps commission ~
collector OF the Third district, dates
from September first.
The state department Is informed
by our minister at Greece, that the
United States can now aud hence
forth, will, to great extent, control
the grain markets OF Europe.
The sitting Bull commission, OF
which General Terry will be chairman,
will report direct TO Hayes.
Secretary Schurz has not yet found a
civilian TO serve on the commission, at
his own expense.
K. J. Smith, surveyor general OF
Montana, has been suspended for
mlsdemesnor In oftice.
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INIght AsnoqINlsd l.resa Renort. /

lN'khN ANdNVihiuu iIehh tNclltfEI
HELENA, Montana, August IL, Tho
following was received at Virginia,
Montana, on the 10Th, by Governor
Potts The Helena News, just received
from Bannock, says scouting party
has just returned, bringing with them
the bodies of Montague, James, Smith,
Finn and Farnsworth, and that there
are more expected TO come. The
Indiana We're thirty'dv miles south OF
Bannock yesterday morning, They
had taken NIL the horses on the Upper
Horse prairie, and were moving very
slowly.
DEER LoDdE, Mont. August 10, -
The latest intelligence from Virginia
to Governor Potts Is that General How
ards command arrived at Baunoek on
the night OF the 10th, and would leave
for Horse prairie next day.
All the Chinamtn of Horse prairie
are missing and are supposed to have
been killed
The rear guard OF the Indians was
still on Horse creek.
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INDIAN WAR.

h""hrus shrintion ~ mphihy for she
hqusws ana Pappooses--Joseph NOV.
ing slowly, But the Troops Far
Enough hehind,
Moon Associated Press Reportl
WASHINGTON, August 10. "A dis.
patch from General Howatd's camp,
dated August 0, the day on which
Chief Joseph struck Gibhons, says OF
the enemy; "They have been pressed
into a headlong flight, which has
exhausted their powers and dragged
them into misery, rheIr families aud
little ones have accompanied them in
the hurried exile into witch they have
been driven, The latest official advices
say OF them that they have already
made their way through the pass, aud
are following the Salmon river up. by
this means they take the toughest
route, which makes II very difficult
for the soldiers TO pursue, and IL ia
probable the Indians viii succeed ia
reaching their destination In northern
ldaho.n
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singular FanaticisIn-rh Murderer
Happy Ia she Thought that he WIn
gotO H-ayen-his Free Confession
OF the Crime.
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Which a.ready ~ rs large as any In the city,
is receiving additional colossal proportions
by being nrched through into the adjoining
building, and will give 1t more salesroom
than any in the state. We can supply the
wants of any one In need Of CLOTHING,
however varied, aud please the taste how
ever f.slidlous, and Rs the community have
known for so many years,do II cheap.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-09
Postmaster General Key.

BaItlhOr6 UHZetle'
"Mr. Key, of Tennessee, will be the
Postmaster General. Why he was Sc
lected passes the ken of the most vigor,
GUS intellect, unless it be q tradition OF
Grantism transmitted to Hayes. When
Grant appointed Borle, or Alderman, OF
Delano, or Belknsp, nobody wondered,
but Mr.. Key was selected as a part OF a
southern policy He is not a man OF
force, not popular in his own State, has
been defeated for the Senate, and a
stronger man sent III his place. He will
add no strength politically or personally
to the Cabinet OF Mr.. Hayes. We can
stand 1t, however, as long as Mr.. Hayes
can"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-09

The clipping couple in this instance
were overtaken by the girls father at
Casey Station, Tern. He pulled her out
of her lovers wagon, put her in front OF
himself on a mules back, and started for
home. The lover gave chase, but his
wagon broke down. Did his presence
of mind desert him in that emergency
No. He shouted, "Sally, If you love me-
slide of" She wiggled out OF her
parents grip, and slid of the smooth
back of tn, mule. Before the parent
could get her remounted the lover came
I'D sioot, and IN hsnd-to-hsDd en-
counter, triumphed over tho old man.
Then the young ones mounted the mule
and fed.
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8 wheeling Live stock Eark"t.
CHEESEMAN'S STOCK YARDS,
THURSDAY, March 8.

CArTLE--The arrivals we're 81 head
common, 3&@4c; fair, 4@4lc; choice, DC;
most of sales were from 4@43. There
is a good demand: =,
Hostile arrivals were 81 head; sold
from 5@5ac; bulk sales to packers, 53c.
The market has improved somewhat
since our last report, as to demand, but
no change in prices. As will be observed,
the arrivals are small, and those. together
with what were left over from last week,
were fully ample for the demand.
SHEEP No arrivals, and but little In
curry.
Mich Cows and Calves, only a mod.
crate inquiry.
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Bank of the Ohio Valley
Successor to
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.


This Bank Is Organized and prepared to
transact the business OF banking in all Its
details.
It succeeds the First National Bank OF
Wheeling; is owned by the same share
holders, and Is under the same manage
ment.
BY carefully regarding the interests ofits
correspondents and depositors, and by a
prompt and faithful execution OF their
wishes, 1t hopes to merit their esteem and
confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points through
out the United States.
Deposit accounts subject TO check
sight, received from banks, bankers, firm +
corporations and individuals.
Certificates of deposit issued payable on
demand, or at fixed dates.
Interest allowed on special deposits.
DIRECTORS:
JOHN X. BoTsFoRD WM. Il. SIMPSON.
JACOB \. RHODES, WIN. A. TURNER,
GEORGE ADAMS, JOHN L.. HoBBs,
GEO. w. FRANZHEIM, o. &. DEWEY,
HENRY NJ. HARPER. my
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-09

WICKED suggestion of the Baltimore
Gazette: That when the Chief Justice
hands the Book to Mr.. HAYES he should
omen it at John l: "Verily, verify,
say unto you, he that entereth not by
the door into the shee2iold, but climbett
up some other way, the same is thlel
and robber."
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WFSTBOUND TRAINS.

Nos. sand 10 make close connection AT
Columbus tor all points South anu South,
west at Chicago tor all points west ana
Northwest. ..,
Fast bound trains make connections at
Baltimore for Philadelphia, New YORK
and Boston. At Washington City Tor all
West bound trains make direct connec,
tons TOR all principal points West and
Northwest. ,
Pullman Palace cars on all night trains.
EBRELINy, PIT7SB JRGH AND BAL
7IMORE DIVISION.
LEAVES. ARRlNES;
wheeling washington Pa,
daily al .7:55A. daily at.....i0 :4OA. N
sWbeeling washington, Pa,
daily at'4:25 p. NJ. daily p. NJ.
SUNDAYS excepted. I"Sundays excepted.
Tickets to nj principal points on SAFE
al depot. Once open AT all hours uufIhs
THOS. X. SHARP,
Master of Transportation.
RT. DEVRIE%, General Agent. ial6
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TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO
county, W.. Va, September Rules 1871:
Sarah E. Williamson, complainant.
VS..
Morgan Williamson, defendant,
IN CHANCERY.
The State of West Virginia, to the SheriQ Of
Ohio county, greeting:
We command you TO summon Morgan
Williamson, II ne be f9u art IN o g1u Of the
Circuit Court OF Ohio county, at rules TO be
held for said court on the First Monday IN
September, A. d., 1876, to answer Dill IN
chancery exhibited against him IN SAID
then and there this writ. Witness. SAINT
r. McCollo Ugh, Clerk OF our said Court; NJ
the Court House of said county, In the CRY
of Wheeling, the LIST day OF Septemo Der,
1876, and in the fourteenth year Oh the
"'"'e VI s ]. B. McCoLLoUGH, Clerk.
sHERIFF's RETURN.
MORGAN Williamson Is no inhabltant OF
my bailiwick, nor found therein; sep
ID. S., for Geo. X. Tingle, 8. o, G..
The defendant in the above cause Will
take notice that the dispositions OF Sylpha
CruZen, Thaddus Degarmo, George a.
Cracraft and others, will be taken ut the
law office f w. w. Arnets, No. 81 Twelfth
street, in the city of Wheeling, on the lIth
day OF March. 1877, between the hours OF
s o'clock A. NJ. aud 6 o'clock p. NJ, of that
day, to be read in evidence In the ABOVE
named cause in behalf OF said complain
ant, Sarah E. Williamson. And If from
any cause the taking of said dispositions
shall not be commenced, or being com
menced shall not be completed on that
day, the taking of the same Will be adj
iourned from time to time until the same
Shall be completed.
SARAH f. WILLIAMSON.
To Morgan Williamson, by w. w. Arnett,
her attorney. leDZioaWsl
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-09

RAILROAD BoNps-Gensral)y higher.
Milwaukee and st. Paul consolidated
sinking funds advanced to 8S3, G. q. q l.
e. frsts were per cent higher, selling
at "a, and st. LOUIS and Iron Mountain
firsts declined to 981.
STATE BoNDs-Quiet.
STocKs-Mainly strong and higher,
with the chief advance in Lake Shore
New York Central, Michigan Central,
and the coal shares. st. Paul and
Union Pacific were weak The executive
committee Of the Western Union will
on Monday next recommend a divi.
dend of J per cent. The full board Of
din ectors will meet Wednesday and act
upon recommendation. The transactions
were l69 900 shares, of which 5000 were
Western Union, $4,000 Lake Shore, H.
600 New York Central, II 900 Michigan
Central, $4,000 Lackawanna and West
ern, 1890 Delaware and Hudson Canal.
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at'l'eaiag @eeistsr.
Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
RATES OF APvERT'slhc
THE DAILY REGISTER.

One square-X inch space. ~
One time..........S IS One month,..-s ~ ~
Two times,......... ] % Three months. " W
One week ............ Q so One year.......: 70 W
One square changeable once arweek $oo.
Special Notices Is per cent addltlohal. 49,
advertisements to occupy ixed places rs
per cent additional.
Cuts VIII be charged double for space
Dotiie Quinn advertisements, SO per
Ioca, NCuCes Is cents per line-bta no
local n1,,cs tG,u be inserted for Tess than ONE
DOLLAR e
All ad, OF easements, except for establish
ell business houses, must be paid for In ad-
vance.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
All bills due on the first appearance OF
the advertisement.
Yearly advertisers will be conhned 10
their legitimate business, and all adVer-
tisements not connected with II VIII be
charged for at our regular rates.
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900 pounds Grain Pepper-Singapore.
500 Cloves,
500 Allspice.
200 Nutmegs-Governme
50 Cream Tartar. pure d choice
500 a" Mustard, in cans and In BULK.
500 I" Ground Ginger, East lnda an
Jamaica. Cox's Gelatine, Arrow Root,
deda At LAUGALIN BROS. & CO.'S.
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the REGISTER COMPANY
N ATRHE9 sq9ReD.

who victims of youthful tmprudence,
edv nave tried in vain every known rem
FEE for learn ,Ra Of simple prescription,
ana premature decay. lost manhood.
Any d,u u,s9raeB brought ON by excuses.
druggist has the ingredisnts.
ocS DAVIDSON 4 co,
u NaABau st., N. Y.