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The fact that the Russians arc using
Roumanla ~ the territory through which to
1nako their passage across tho Danube giyes
TINT country certain intarost, and 1t may
10 that those who havo only old aliases to
consult will bs puzzled to find whore that
country Is located. Roumania Is the name
given to tho united provinces Of Wallaehia
and MoldAyia {the uamo by which they GRO
designated on tho old mnps), which wero
consolidated and guaranteed autonomy under
Prince OF their own election by tho Treaty
Of Paris In 1866. Tho now Government was
organized In tho following year. It COM
prisea part Of tho territory which, under
tho 1soman Empire, was known as Daoia,
and tho poople take their languago and
characteristics from tho settlement Of tho
province by Roman soldiers In tho second
century, after the conquest Of tho Dacians,
who were among the most formidable foes
Of the carly Roman Emperors. It Is on this
account that tho pooplo Of Houmania rescm-
sclavic population Of tho neighboring PROV
inccs. Tho chief city is Bucharest, With a
population OF about d quarter Of million,
and the Roumhniana are fond Of designating
It as now paris. Tho language spoken has
boon definitely c1assod among tho Ilomanca
languages, 70 which tho French, Spanish,
italian, md Portuguese belong, and tho pso-
pie aro described To DO Of the samo moscu-
rial character a. tho French and ltallans. In
tator times the two provinces Of Wnllaohia
md Moldaria were alternately under tho die
, 1877-04-27

Randolph etrrtt. bctwern Clark md Las4t!e
1 La joltt ratfumccao."
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-04-05

A SPECIAL correspondent at Flushing gives
the details of an atrocious crime which was
committed at that place, on Sunday, mar-
ried womsn named Mary Miller, who was
living IS domestic at the house OF II. Gregg
gave birth to child, in an out house, murder
ed it by beating it in the face with q brick,
hid it under the flooring of the house, washed
up the breakfast dishes, and fearful Of disccv-
cry fed by tircuitous route travelling ten
miles reaching the County lnfirmary about
dark. Officers pursued her, but did not over
take her until she had reached the Infrmary,
where she was detained by the order Of DR.
Estep, the Inirmary physician, who pro-
nouhced that her condition was such as to
render il unsafe to remove her. Al this
writing she has rallied some from her exhazst-
ed condition under the especial care Of nEs.
Powell, the excellent msnageress of ths In
firmary, and the medical skill and vatchfui'
attention of DIR. Estep. This unfortunate
female is married woman, but for some
reason her husband left her more than year
ago Her maiden name was Sultxer, and It is
said that she has respectable connections
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IN MEMORIAM.

| Died, at her home in st. Paul, Mimi, Eel,
3, 1877, Mrs Lizzie MeMechan, wife of JOhl
McKelvy, aged 81 years. Her remains will
that of her babe were inferred in the Cemete-
ry, at st. Clairsville, Ohio. As tribute d
respect to her memory, the following actor
was taken by the Ladies' Missionary Society,
or St. Clairsville {. p congregation.
| WHEREAS, God in His all-wise and myste-
rious providence, has sent the Angel of beatt
and called one late member and officer in
our Society, as We trust, to her heavenly
home - t1 M
Resotc6d. While We mourn the death Of her
/ who had been absent from US but for few
short months, and feel we have lost friend,
and dear sister-one who on account of her
sweetness of disposition, and humble chris
tian department., was q favorite with us all,
yet we would submit to Gods authority, be-
lieving ''our loss to be her gain"
Resolced, That in her early and sudden de-
cease, we recognize Gods voice saying to us,
as ; Society, .'Be ye also ready, for in such
an hour as We think not, the Son of Man com
eth
Resoired, That the Society has lost devO-
ted christian member, her bereaved husband
tender loving wife, her brothers sQJ sisters
An affectionate sister,
Resofred, That we tender our heartfelt sym
pathies to the sorrowing friends, and may
each be enabled to say, "Thy will be done"
MARY KERR,
s. SUE GIFFEN,
MARY FRAZIER,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-04-05

THE Probate Court has issued the
following marriage licenses during uhe
week:
VIM. Frame aud Florence OutlanG
w. Reed and Eliza Worthing.
James w. Young and Lucinda j.
Dillon.
Elijah A. Stewart and Eliz. Price.
Frank Ritter and Ellen Benfield.
Elisha Bennett and Sarah ]. VIII stz-
ell.
Alex. W. McMaster and Malissa J.
TAYLOR.
Israel Pelkey and Mary Harris.
Benz. F. Day and III. Lsvina Van
scyOc
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WV q NTEHA = WALNUT luM.
W NV Der. Address,
WATT & McKEEVER.
apr5. ~ GAINESVILLE Ohio

A COMPETITIVE examination will be held al
Rellaire, Ohio, on Saturday, May 5th, at 10
A. NJ, to select Cadet to represent this, 18th
District, Ohio. in the Military Academy at
West Point, from June next. Competition
open to all male residents of the District be
tween the ages of II and % years. Cand
dates must be physically sound, and will be
exami ned in the common English branches,
and also to some extent in History of the Uni-
ted States. One member of the Board of
School Examiners from each county in the
District, are requested to be present to act as
committee--the Board of each county select
ing their representative on the committee.
L. DANFoRD, Nj. c.,
18th District, Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-04-05


THE GRANT HoUsE FIRE BUG.-Another
link in the chain of evidence, confirmatory of
the theory that the burning Of the Grant
House was the work of an incendiary, has
been obtained, and there can be no doubt
whatever that the building was fired in more
than one place. A gentleman, yesterday, in
formed US that colored servant girl employ
ell at his residence, had informed him that on
the night of the fire, between the hours of II
and 12 o'clock, when returning home from a
dance, she passed the Grant House, and in
passing saw two men on the pavement on
Main street, one of whoHa raised the door
leading to the Grant House cellar, and the
other disappeared through the opening. I'M
mediately on the mans entering the cellar his
companion again closed the door and walked
q short distance away. The girl paid no at
ltention to the matter at the time, but since
the fire the incident has been vividly recalled
no her mind, and she made the story known.
This fact looks very mnch as though the
premises were 6rR8 in the cellar of tie hotel
itself as well as ia the sta les, as the time
which elapsed between the time the man was
seen to enter the cellar and when the fire
broke out, about two hours, corresponds very
faverably W tn the time if would naturally
require for fire to gain headway in a close
room or cellar. The matter would stand in
vestigation. Wheeling Reg ster, Sd.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-04-05

THE Annual contest between the Literary
Societies al Franklin College, on Thursday
evening, was one of the most brilliant Literary
entertainments which has been held at the
College for several years. The oration of Mr..
g. NJ. Bentley, of this county, is spoken of as
a fine effort. and the speech Of ]. K Giffen,
ESQ.,, of this place, affirming the proposition
for debate as equally meritorious- II gives
US pleasure 20 chronicle the success of the
Belmont bows
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-04-05
Special Master Commissioner s
Sale.
Alfred Caldwell vs.. DsyiS N. Craw'
ford ct. al.

lOrQ CT. Sfs
IN Pursuance Of an order OF the Co0td 1h,o % mad.
at me PALS Term thereof. 1876, In the above en-.
titled action Sgd to loe duiy lssueu' "iii oAe
for sale At Pubite Auction on
TUESDAY. May sst, 1877,
al. o'clock afternoon, on the PREMIsEs: iSaI %oI
tionaI kssd, ,the following &escriesa anertS meSs
tate with tke appurtenances. ss tne ~
OF the defendants, David a: .eatESSfGp ps,,aon,
Situated in the t0Snship o. HicnISad. beiIronn' =
ssansy; ssS rom J.S Joseph % WSsd@snsse. by eops.
ss%see sweseey Is iss Ie and is recezaed ip
pages 49, 443 OF the records q oseqs oi .., s.sn
county. The said land Is bounded onrtne p9S.n
ty CHARLES Arick and c. Hinkle's lands. anc
ON the south by land ov ned by jacob Ned, and
ON the east by land Of Thomas A. rhon pson
aarcSss more or less. ssi1 land is soore par
ticuisrly described by meses and sonnos' "
follows: ,ns
northeast quarter OF section Il. townsoiPo' %
nange2. ,,ns..,
ursrter OF the sec,ion aforesaid; beginning ,9J a
lis bon ndAries at stake near = rufa e1s, ,oSo q
polesfrom the northwest corner OF ssta :. =. r.
down fheaeme with its rneandsrings. Sl1s fol
lowing courses and distances: south Vs7sS east
lo7 poles. s2u.n Is 70 wes. ps.;s noles sooih
70 west Ia poles, south i21So west u poles.
south 9s i-29 wesk s poles. south ~ west
psIss ssUS sSu,SS poles. ,1SsS :oash
50 poles, south 4s1< west poles. south S Ia
Wsss s poles. south 44<e west Y poies soutn
zoe west lipoles, south ~ lac east rs pole 70
a branch or run empty Ing tufo said run; toenSe
M said last branch with, ia fneaudertng,r =.
5S I-3o west "a poles. ~. 81 west poies. no.sn
SgXo west ~ poles, nortn % lszS east IL poies,
north 49, > west 10 poles. north 10 l-3S west
20 po,es. nortn : east 34.l poles, 70 the begin
ninx coutaiuinR within SAID boundaries, u
acres roods and l91< poles.
The rHIRp tract OF said premises being psf
of neetfsn Is Of the township and rknge aiore
aid and beginning TOR the same - She ~. W.
jo0rsSer OF said section; thence With the secSion
itue eouth Ss poles TO the NattooAi hoeo
thence with the meanders of sesd road totne
cnivert below the upper bridge On as So
sion: rhenre north i3o east IS and ID iipka 20
\ line stone In the north boundary line O.
Rnid section; thence with said Hne wess So
po.es TO the place Of beginning, oonsaansns -
acres and II perches. moro or iees. seao ses>
eral parcetx adjoin. and toHether iorm %
tract, containing sS acres, rooos anu SSS
perche<. moreor iess.
The said lands vii be soid together or seP
arate, e. may be found for the oess Interests
OF the parties.
two equal annual payments, win interest,"
secured by mortgage.
- = - All. MITCHELL.
Special Master Commissioned.
xsrrx. Att,y. = s-2s. 77-tA
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Master CommissNass's Sale.

ELIZA CoEsET ys. SAMUEL C9ReEr, Ct 81.
IN pursuance Of an order Of the Court Of
L Common Pleas Of FslIa9nt county, Onio,
made IL the October tenn thereof A. ID. 1870,
Ia the above entitled sctiOB. and 70 me duly
issued. will otter for sale st Pabiic AUCTION, on
Monday, April as. 1877.
st o'clock afternoon. At the door Of the Court
House OF said county. In ~. Clairsyiite, Onio'
NJ the property OF the defendant, samuel Cor
bet, viz;
The Interest o; Samuel Corbet being tho
seven -ninths Of the following described prem
ises with the appurtenances.
First Traet-Situated in Be lmont county.
Ohio. and being the west half of the n + guar
ter OF section 2. township ., and range z, con-
tanning SO acres.
second Tract-Situate in Belmont county,
Ohio. and being the east hall OF the
quarter of section 8. township .. and range 8,
containing Sc acres.
SaiG ShoTs described premises are subject 70
the 0owef infareet of Eliza Corbet, assigned
BY nletes and .houlds. as toilows--
a part Of the west haJf of the n K quarter OF
section 2, township ). "a range 3. described
as sfoilows-Comm mencirg for the same At the
N W corner of said trsc,; thence + with the
north line the reof 80 perches 70 ths corner
Of the same; thence south eao9g me = Iine OF
said tract l6 erches, ihence " Sef paraiiei
with the noitn lius 80 psrehes 70 the line
OF said tract; thence d With said W nnc 10
perches to the place OF begt ing, containing
acres, together with the whole OF the above
named tract. containing 81 acres
Terms, Cash. Appraised at ~ lto,
J'P, cRkRLE6 WORTH.
~ NaslsF Commissioned.
TALLNAN BRos.. Atys. hafen ~ 'H-sI
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-04-05

A FEW days since certain absent minded
man rushed home to dinner, opened the hal
door. pulled cf-his hat and overcoat Il
hang them, as he was accustomed to do, OF
the rack. The rack was gone and SO was hi,
family. The first of April had carried then
to other quarters. That man placed his ha
and coat quietly back to their quarters, open
ed the ball door and was heard nutterin,
something about being dragged from hous'
to house." and struck for his new home.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-04-05

TaE Republicans of Pease Township won a
splendid victory on Monday, electing full
Board of Trustees by majorities ranging from
80 to IT'S. Bully for old Pease she stands
redeemed. John L. VanPelt was defeated by
small majority by George Medill for Treas
urer. The two corstables were both chosen
from Martins Ferry-but the probabilities art
one will withdraw and allow the Trustees tc
appoint one from Bridgeport.
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On the outside Of this paper will be TO,

ON the outside Of this paper will be found
an account of the destructive eonHagration of
the Grant House in Wheeling, last week, of
which Messrs. Samuel Lewis and Lewis
Woodmansee, well known former citizens of
this county, were proprietors. The total loss
by the burning is placed at over 800, 900,
with an insurance of $55, ,000 The burning
of the Grant" which was probably the most
popular hotel in the city,. was calamity to
Wheding, and much sympathy is felt for the
proprietors by the solid men of the city II is
hardly necessary to state that the people of
this county, many of whom weie patrons of
the House, and felt friendly interest in its
success, join with the sympathizing mass, and
regret exceedingly the loss.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-04-05

AT the election, On Monday, Kirk woo6
did not stick very close to party, and hence
selected mixed set of officers politically
VIM. Perkins, Job Dillon and Philandel
Ayers, two Republicans and one Democrat
were chosen for Trustees; David Mccoy,
Republican, for Treasurer; Henry Wesley,
Democrat, for Clerk; Boden, democrat, foi
Assessor, and Alfred Lloyd and John Ralston,
Republicans, for Constables.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-04-05

AT the election in Pultney, on Mon.
day, officers were chosen as follows:
Trustees, John J. Powell, r; H. D.
Meek, d; Joshua Keyser, R
Clerk, Daniel Theobold, d.
Treasurer, Jas. Kelly,-D.
Assessor. Thos. Garrett, R.
Rowles, r. =
In Bellaire City, the principal con.
test was over the Water Work, .Trus
tees. Republican, Democratic and In.
dependent tickets were in the. field.
The result was the election Of Hiram
lngler, one Of the Republican candi.
dates, and Waiter Dsrrah, one Of the
Democratic n6sh5deee.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-04-05
FLUSHING TowNsH1P salwsv. Z,

FLUSHING TOWNSHIP, always in
line, decided again on Monday, that
she preferred Republican officials to
administer her locsl affairs. The fol
lowing is the ticket elected: ssi =
Justice of the Peace, J. L. Chandler.
Trustees, Hiram HOwell,J. l.. Cnand.
ler, David Branson. -
Clerk, Levi Starkey. :,
Treasurer, E. Hollingsworth..
Assessor, W.. Vance. ;aS >
Constables, John Kirk, T.DeseEns.
Ditch Supervisor, James Smith.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-04-05

BROTHER GAUMER, of the Gszetts, over
stepped somewhat the bounds of propriety
and d@cency in his attack upon MIR. George
Brown, worthy citizen of this place, who
without his knowledge or seeking had been
placed upon the township Republican ticket
for Treasurer. Mr.. Brown is in no sense an
''office seeker" He is known as a substantial
and reliable business man and hence charita-
ble, beneficial. corporate and other associations
select him frequently as custodian of their
funds. Bro Gaumer done himself no credit,
nor the cause which be expected to promote
ary benefit, in his uncalled for sud in some..re-
sbects untrue article.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-04-05

A PLEASANT family reunion occurred a
the residence of Lewis Sutton. three miles
east of town, on Saturday evening. 1t was
the occas on of the celebration of the 84th
birthday of the venerable host and the 6lst
anniversary of his marriage Ills children
and grandchildren presented him with q
beautiful gold headed cane and new silk hat
and his wife with handsome set OF jewelry.
The evening was spent msst enjoyably, and
many were the hearty wishes that health and
happiness might be granted the aged host and
hostess for many years TO come.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-04-05

ATTENTION is invited to the new advertise
ment Of Shepherd and Xix who have just re.
turned from the East with large and well
selected stock of Dry Goods, which they pur-
chased at spot cash at low rates, and they are
offering them to the public on the same
terms They are determined to sell the very
best quality of goods at the lowest possible
cash pr;ce
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-04-05
EXEC UTOR'S NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that In the Probate
- Court Of Belmont county. Ohio. the under
siyned was appointed and qualified as Ex-
ecu,or OF the estate OF Drusilla hooinson, decd.
late Of said county.
All persons indebted 10 said estate are re.
qcested make Immediate payment, and
those ha1ing claims against said es.ate wiil
pr resent them duly authenticated. for settls>
uent. WM. ALEXANDER, Exr,
Apis. iS07-3t.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-04-05
Legal Notice.
Sts4s Of Ohio, Belmont county Court of Com
mon Pleas
PsYITION FOR DIVORCE.
Rose Ellen Shinn

PETITION FOR DIVORCE
Rose Ellen Shiun
We
49,, -.- william Shin.
THE defendant. W Illjam Shinn, whose place
/ of residence Is unknown TO the under
signed will take notice that the plaintiff,
Rose Ellel Shlun, Ned ller petition Ia tQe
Court of Common Pleas in and far tne county
OF Belmont and = ate OF Ohio, on the Sd day OF
Arrii, 1877; the obie snd prayer OF ssid petis
ion Is for divorce. The causes alleged In
said petition are habitual drunkenness for
more than three years gross neglect Of duty,
adultery with person unknown to the plain.
tin, on or about the 18th of August 1875, en-
board the steamer Express, on her trip down
from Wheeling to srkersburgh, w. Va. and
s.15itery with persOn unknown to the plain>
ifE q q house OF ill-fame, 10 the city OF Pitts
buESk, in the stale OF pennsylvsni8,, ON or
about tbs 18th day of June, 1876 raid cause
will be fos hearing at fhe next term of said
our, H,nIaa commences the nh day OF
Nay. 1877. ROSE ELLEN sHINN.
By P. Taliman, esrAtry. Apr 5. '77-6w.
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Notice to Builders.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
at the Office of the Clerk OF the Board of Edu'
cation oi Rieh and township, Belmont coun'
ty, Ohio,. in st. sClairsviIle, until y O'CLOCK
NOON. On the l6ta day of April, 1877, for tft
building of a BRfGK ScaooL HOUSE, in joint
Sub District No. 1s-loeated about mile:
northeast of st Clairsriilsz.socording to the
plans and specifications on gle ia said office:
person interested in the same. ard be .aesym.
panied by sufficient guaranty, ofsorne disin'
.taresseS peyson, that if the bid is accepted
eonsraqt viii be entered into, and The perform
ance a Il properly occurred. Bids for mater.
ais and labor called fsey by the specifications
must be separately stated, with tine price o.
each. By order of the Beard of Education
THOMAS AULT,
49,. RICHARD SUTTON.
SAMCEL Wiley, @
GoEpMittee.
Attest: A. 81. MITCHELL, Ciefk;
3-15. 1677-5t.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-04-05

The municipal election for Councilmen in
St Clairsville, on Monday, resulted in the
success of the entire Republican ticket, with
but single exception. Il. C. Welday,
Thomas Clark and Marshal Thompson, were
elected for the full term, and J. A. Troll to
fill vacancy. J. ID. Arick on the Republi-
can ticket, r. n. Eaton, VIM. Seidwitz and
Alex Barrett on the Democratic ticket were
defeated.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-04-05
CoLERA1N TOWNSHIP Republica

CoLERAIN TOWNSHIP Republican.
made clean sweep on Monday, al
usual, and elected the following per.
sons to reign over them, and transae,
their public business during the ensu.
ing year: -
Justice of the Peace, David Haw.
thOrne.
Trustees, Jas. Theaker, Wm. Hen.
derson, Thos. G. Mercer.
Clerk, Orlando Cope.
Treasurer, Wilson Lemon.
ASSESSOR, Isaac Taylor.
Frank Boggs received the highest
vote on the minority ticket for Trus-
tee, and is therefore one of tfe iudges
of election.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-04-05

PRoF. j. j. BURNS kindly consented tt
accompany the excursion of the business mer
of Wheeling and Bridgeport over the Tuscara-
was Valley X. X. this week, to Cleveland, as
a representative of this psper. An interesting
account of their trip by him, win be found il
our columns. Owing to the lsteness az IN,
hon At which he returned we will be com
Ysllsa to omit the balance Of bis report untiI
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-04-05
VIC KS
EsuE& V,gItsl. Garden,

Is the most beautiful work of the kind In The
world. 1t contains nearly i50 pages. hundreds
OF dne Illustrations, and Six Chrome Plates OF
Flowers, beautifully drawn and colored from
nature. Price 80 cents In paper c0vers; 81 % In
elegant cloth. Printed In, German aad En-
glish. =
vICK's FLORAL GUIDE. Quarterly. 25c a
year. . -
vICKs cATALoGUE-sOo Illnstrstions, on
ly 2 cents. Address,
2-x. JAMES WICK. Rochester y. y.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-04-05

MARY J. LENNON, Of Harrisville, has en-
tered suit BY her attorneys, Cunningham and
Hollingsworth, in the Common Pleas Court
of Hs. rison, against John 7. Morris, former
ly owner of the Henderson Mills, this county,
for breach of promise of marriage. She
places her damage at $1,000, and interest on
the same for nine years.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-04-05

Be careful how you shoot in the dark. Not
long since We read of certain good man im,
ssining be saw the figure of man abstracting
corn from his crib q, the dead hour of night,
not in accordance with the statute made and
provided. He Gred at the figure, and mex!
day the Sheriff was seen moping about the
streets with his arm ia a sling.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-04-05
IMPORTANT CAUTION

None are genuine unless the signature of
Haydock, as agent for the U. g., surrounds
each box OF Pills. aud Ointment. A handsome
reward will be given to any one rendering
Sut h information as may lead to the detection
Of any party or parties counter erfeiting the med
cines or vending the same. knowing them to
be spurious.
s.sSold at the mandatory ofProf Holloway
& Co., New York, and by all respectable Drug
gists and dealers in medicine throughput the
civilized world, In boxes at Is cents, 62 cents
and 81 each.
There is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
n B.-Directions for the guidance of patients
In every disorder are affixed to each box.
ONCE, ll2 Liberty Street, New York.
Dec2i, lsT6-ly.