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HOME AFFAIRS.
BY
Severance a. Dadderar.

Children's Yarn Caps, Hoods, &c New
apartment.
Mems, Ladies' and Children's Overshoes
and Sandals.
The improved Stocking Supporters in
Ladies and Misses sizes
Blankets-very superior quality, and at
prices that defy competition.
Cloaks-Only few left, which We will
sell at decided bargains to close before the
new year.
Knitting Yarns from the Mills Of ID. A.
Loud 4 Bro, Lexington, just received, in
all colors, including solid black.
Mems Boys and Children's Winter Boots
All We ask is for you to call and see them
for we feel assured you win buy.
A lew pieces new Dress Goods at ten
cents per yard; the best goods for the mon.
ey ever opened in this or any other place
Twenty new Zinc and Paper Trunks,
just in. No use in sending to the city, We
can save you time and money by buying
" u"
Ladies, remember that our stock Of Dress
Goods is very 6ne. All the new patterns
in Dress Goods, from the cheapest calico
TO the finest silk.
We can save you from three to five dol
lars on a pair of fine sewed cali boots. All
we ask you to do Is to call and examine
'henh' icehhg sure We can Jus''iy our stale
hen''
Onr stock OF Clothing has been greatly
reduced in the last few weeks. but we are
determined not TO carry any over until
next year 10" VIII do well TO call ami
examine
Just received this week new lot of Blk.
Cashmere, at greatly reduced prices. We
keen the celebrated X. d. Brand. Our
stock OF Dress Goods Is complete in all de-
-iraole styles and eolorS
Ladies' need not be worried any longer
about silk Velvet, Black Satin, Trimming
silks, Silk Fringe, Buttons, and in fact
any thing necessary to trim your dresses
with, for We have them.
Az. ,no,,,., 40, ,,i,1 o,l., "a, H.,
~ '.' 49, 49, ~
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Pulaski COUNTY.
Somerset.

. gatEf"rss
Coins aud Cardinal kerchiefa are all tn,
fashion now.
THE CUNprgLiND MISsTREL-TRoUPE-
Realized ninety dollars from the three en-
tertainmenis given by them last week.
An ESJoYABLE PARrY-was given tC
the young folks by the estimable Mr.. ]. S
Kendrick, on the evening Of Thursday
Dec. Goth.
BuRNED.--A negro woman named Belle
Allen, was badly burned here this morn
ing, by her clothing catching fire from 4
hot stove near which she was standing
Her hips and back are burned 10 a crisp
and no hope Of her recovery is entertained
The LACE MAKING FEvER-Is spread
ing rapidly among the ladies Of Somerset
and the very mention Of the terms point
honiton and applique, will cause their eyes
TO sparkle with pleasure; while nothing
will sooner ingratiaie a stranger in their
estimation than praise bestowed upon the
lovely bows, ties and handkerchiefs theii
skillful hands have made.
ARM broken. The snow still cover,
the ground to considerable depth, and
the pavements on Main street are in per,
ilous condition Many careless pedes
trian has come in uncomfortable contact
with them; but the only person that Ia,
suffered any serious injury thus far is Mrs
c. A. Zachary. the estimable wife Of In,
proprietor Of the Zachary House, who
while passing up Main street last satur
day, fell and broke her left arm just at the
wrist.
BAPTIST CHURoH.-The indefatigabi,
Mn. Scott, held daily aud nightly festival,
during the holidays for the benefit Of the
Baptist Church. Perseverance and energy
are great virtues, and Mrs. Scott certainly
possesses these in an eminent degree. In
fact, 40 persevering aud successful has shs
been heretofore in all her undertaking.
that many Of our good citizens are serious,
ly considering whether they had not better
pay at once for the Church, knowing that
sooner or later they will he compelled to
do 40.
PERsOsAL.- Mr.. James Mc(iee. the POI
lite teller of the National Bank, Is again
at his post. Mr.. Chris PitmAn. proprietor
Of the National Jtatel, started 10 London
last Monday, to be absent -hort time.
Miss Tommie Hays Of Danville, Is the
guest Of Mrs. Addie Ingram. Messrs. Jas.
Kendrick and James Ingram, two young
gentlemen Of Wayne county, are visiting
aequaintanoes here. Mr.. j. d. Rucker has
returned from lengthy visit To Little
Rock. Mr.. and Mrs.. W. d. pettus. re.
turned from their bridal tour Last Friday
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WHEAT SALE.-Mr. james Englemar
sold his crop Of wheat TO IT, A. p. Marks
bury, Of Lancaster. at IS cents per bushel
PERsoSAL.-Mi-u Susie Farris, a lovely
little blonde Of Louisville, il playing sad
havoc 9TH the boys hearts in this neigh
borhood.
TINS MTTE SocIErY--Met with Miss Luz
ella Bright last week, and in spite Of the
ra,a and snow a good crowd assembled at
an early hour. Every one enjoyed them
selves, and regretted very much that the
evening passed away 80 swiftly.
VINO - rHE MAN7--Any one wishing to
buy gentle horse, we viii refer them to a
certain young widower Of Stanford, who
was sparkling In our town a few nights sgo
lie left his horse hitched to the buggy, and
when he got ready 10 leave, his horse and
buggy were gone. lie being uneasy,ihiuk-
ing that he wonld find his buggy torn 10
pieces, began to look around, and found
his-horse in a field near by, grazing very
conientedly, with the vehicle all right.
A GOOD PSszT-The voters OF this end Of
the county regret very much that Mr.. Grow
refuses to accept the office Of Sheriff, after
giving him solid vote; but, as he has de-
clined TO do 80, the pure and unadnlterated
Democrats down this way would suggest to
our worthy Judge that he appoint some
gentleman that stood the test in the last
election. The impression among the Dem
ocrats in this portion Of the county il, that
Mr.. Hickle refused to support Mr.. Thomp-
son, the nominee in the last Congressional
rare
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PERSONAL.

Mas ). r. FAHsi- and Aauuhlsr az visiting
MEAD. IN Dansiiis.
Ma ,. 4. wAtros. oic h. coliess. ,pen, Nv.
crai days In town this vecs.
80. Hsii, Esq., = RISING youns merchant ol
soiasrsoi, vss In to~n this wesk.
Mas ". o. PArK and daughter. Of Irvine. havs
returned iroia visit 10 Mn. Geo. n. nfuce.
NrssRs. ,. ;. a n. w. HocKEn have rsmove.l
their once 10 the front up stairs In the Van
Ar-isle building.
Ml.s NnorA sIArsos gave a 'cansy-puliing
as night In honor Of her pretty owenshoro eou.in,
Me- CARTE V. Miller.
Ma kxp Mas c. A. PErroS aud their pretty
little daughter. Lille. Of nradorass lie, are vi.it-
ing relAtiss~ 10 this county.
THK good-humorcd eoantenanoc Of our capital
Hus,oaulls correspondent, Rev .. A. noEie shoue
Ia our sanctum on Tuesday last.
Mss BEAzLEY and Mis-. Belle Root win cctupy
the room oser the National Rank A. their Dress-
Making establishment this year.
Miss LUcY HooKEH's bright and hsppy hss Is
gaia sen In stanford, aner delightful vi,ii 90
loyiF during the Christmas holidays.
Misses BATTLE PKrroS. Gabrella G. Goode. Min
tsIaed their MEND. during me holiday,
A.. -, -.
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..l,.m.p An M, brother. So O.sp., .,o,.
g. =. -. -
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Ma. WIZ Bniosr has engaged a. salesman tor
-, :, s,' 49,. - -,
y '"' ''1"'' wv W '"' '''''
NA u, fhlASp ieil Win his iamily thi'
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~ 80, :, ~ Wv ''"'''' ''''"' 80
- -] ~
O. o T. No ise'-ihe ''Howins aTe the ca
g" elected Dr. j. T. fey'on'N n a. hennie Co
hen V. a. J.b Dennis see'y' snd WIN ha"gh-
ny ''s-'4''"
Ma NJ D. hniSkLAf' tue Nefrhah' frinoe OF
NJ vernon honorod US Win call 'his ~eek ne
lhe beet satisfied man win his m'e''ineni ~ adj
'sf''s'ns We ever saw
". q. cuSSISoHAs. Esa., editor of the Wash
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Tunnel CITY.

HAPPY NEw YEAR to ISTEmoa JouR
NAL and all attaches.
PERsoSAL.-- we regret that MrR.Frith
having contracted a severe cold, was com.
PEELED 10 return home sooner than he ex.
pected. We hope he will try rs again ia
more favorable weather.
TIN BEST PLAcE--Christmas Is over
and We think we can come to the front as
the banner town for good behavior. Not
an instance Of public dissipation OF disor-
derby conGss: in any way. Glory to God
Peace ON earth, and good will toward men.
AS "AD."-Rev. W. t. Corn has estab-
lished Life Assurance Office here, and
will now work for the future benefit of the
people, both spiritually and financially.
He is.on business trip to Lebanon, this
week, so come along, every body, and in
vest, As the surest way Ct providing for old
age, or for your friends, in case Of an acei-
dent.
A LUCKY REPoRTER.-Amongt the graf
flying incidents of the Christmas week,
coming rnder the observations of the wri-
ter. was treat to a doubled foot boOting,
given him, in the agreeable shape Of two
pair Of new and we'll fitting boots,as aChrist-
mas present. To -ihe donors, Elder Corn
and II. Q. Bohon, Of Harrodsburg, for 80
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isnrrrsnrsf unnra Mrrrtt An. u Nreu
ningion, Pr. idsni u y. wearsn, Vic President
:. :. hfeu, lraqurcr oco. y wcafen. seereiary
m Tho ohcrf' iar me cnsuing year
Mas AAruEws, of somerset, the preuy wil o.
NJ. fnnt Mathew, acccmpaslcd ny Nis Nolll'
Newnsm. vs. 10 iouf this wcot. IN route 10 Ieh.
anon vhrre NJ Nsihcss q heated ~ engineer ~
the e. A ORR
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rHr UEsTurR.

JASuAnY Drifsling rain in morning
and light snow IN afternoon. Thermome-
ter $50 at noon.
JsSrAny .. Clear. cold and windy.
Snow lat night. which dhfsrd to the depth
Of p feet. Thermometer iO' Al sunrise, i6'
NJ noon.
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To sck headache that infallible symptom Of a lie
ordered stomach, liver and bowels. Many suffer
nom u A. many rs thre- OF four times week.
They do 80 needlessy, for Hosietter's stomach
Btiers, BY toning the digestive organs and reguia-
ting the bowels and liver, removes the cause, and
dispels the painful symptom. The intimate SYM
patty between the brain aud the abdominal region
causes the slightest disorder affecting the latter 10
be reflected as il were, in the organ Of thought.
The reform instituted by the Bitters when the d.
sestive secretive and evacusiive functions in
state Of chaos, has other and more beneficial re-
suits, viz, the complete nutrition Of the whole
physical economy, the restoration Of appetite and
rePOse, and an increase in the power Of the system
TO resist diseases Of a malarial type.-555-im
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ON SATURDAY, JANUARY4. 1879

Between the hours Of 10 A. NJ. and r. NJ, sell TO
the highest and best bidder, FRKE on ALI IScUM-
nRAscE, all the Real Estate Of which l.. u. Good
died possessed, consisting Of
list. The iarm, Including the mansion house. Said
farm contains about 20t acres, and Is one Of the
finest, most fertile and best improved farms In the
county. The house Isl eommodious, 2-story frame
with 5 rooms.
"a. tract Of about 17s acres joining the above
This tract has no buildings upon Il, but Is In a
high state oieultyaon, and Is Of equal II not SUI
perlor fertility 10 LIST tract.
The above ist and "a tracts will be offered and
cried separately, then together As one tract. The
sale thereof will be BY that method which realizes
the most money.
srd. A tract ofiO2 acres adjoining John O. Neal
and John y. Cash. This tract Is we'll fenced and
set IN grass, but has no buildings upon IL.
9TH, 9th, and 9th, These small remnants, respec-
lively a, S3 and q acres, Of the old Joe Hooker
Arm. soil good aud In good state Of cultivation.
It'll. The remainder estate after the life estate Of
Mrs Amanda AlcOrn, In the tract Of about IS acres
on the Hanging Fork, allotted her as dover In the
lands Of Dr.. d. J. Alcorn.
sth, 9th, 10th a nth. -Four tracts Of Knob Land,
respectively containing 81, 20, iO7 and s. acres.
These lands lie near some OF the finest farming
lands In the county, and are we'll timbered.
Any persons desirOus Of Inspecting these lands
will he shown over them by John o. Neal, Esl.,
who lives on an adjoining farm.
TERMS OF SALE-Credit OF 6 and y months,
equal installments. Bonds with good security re.
quired Of purchasers; bearing per cent. from day
Of sale, payable 10 the Commissioner for use.
Ac., and having the eject Of judgments. lien
also retained. w. q. WEIGH,
P.s.-At sanie time and place the Admir- Of this
estate will sell the remaining household and kiteh-
on furniture. 35S-2t
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ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.

Tbs speciality Of the Cincinnati Commercial Is
the NEMh OF THE DAY. No pains or expense
that Ia likely " result la the profit cnertaint-
mtnt Of our readers Il spared, and the NEWS OF
Ihk WORLD Il presented Ia the most attractiv We
and authentic iorn. All the resources VI The Gin
nal In the Mississippi Valley are employed, and the
Dollar Weekly contains the cream OF seyeh daily
issues.
Commercial Zoe 1879 will be- au Original Novel BY
The famous English author, an, H. N. braddOn,
the advance sheets Of which have been purchased
BY the Publishers of the Continental. There Is al
~ highly Interesting aud amusing "luExlo Do
partment," and "ficld aud stream Notes. sclen.
tic Papers and Agricultural Matter. The Markei
Ness Is made up With care, and always reliable.
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An EAErHouAKE.--We learn from Hus-
tonyille, tina; the Ponderou- Postmaster
at that place. in attempting the decliviious
grade toward his Office on Monday morn
ing. los, his footing aud yielded to gravita-
ton the tribute Of about 800 pounds avoir-
dupois. Soc Owens feeling the shock and
hearing the call Tor hello, restored the equil-
ibrium. X. j. doing A. we'll A. could he
expected
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GoSE--lt Is reported tllat Hiram Hiatt,
who i under indictment for murder, aud
Bud Bfoaddus, who Is wanted on various
charges, with their families, took the train
At Nicholasville, a short time since. and
have gone to Texas. That l. much the
best place for them II they can't he caught,
bu, We expect the report was started more
to circumvent the officers than any thing
else.
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TAuLEAux.- colored people have
held several crediiable tableauS this Christ.
mas, which neited them 500. We attend
ed one night and were fnlly repaid.
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TO RENT.
HOUSE AND lot IN HusToxyILLE.

] wish 20 rent, i1r The ensuing wear. NY property
N uustonNtllcl consisting of a fwo-stnry frame
aWelhhl, containing aiN rooms, q good garden,
larHe and convenient stable with spacious loi q we'll
o. fDod water In the yard, and situated IN pcag-
ant part oi the village Possession given iminrtli-
aieiy Apply " The subscriber NJ stanford
Jan. ., 1872 ai5 Irn HAwnrM
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ADAM GESsLE SrABnED.-The numer-
Gus friends Of Adam Gensle will regret 10
learn that he was severely though not fatal
y stabbed by drunken Deputy US. Mar
shal. one J. d. Wyatt. who wa. arrested
and NOV held in bond Of 81 900 TO answer
charge Of malicious wounding. The cut
ting occurred in Mr.. Gensles saloon in Mt.
Sterling after Wyatt had been ordered out
for very disorierly conduct
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1879. 1879
THE
Cincinnati Dollar Weekly
Commercial

Is A LARGE EIGHT PAGE, FORTY-EiGHr
C0lumn Newspaper one years issue of which eon-
tains matter equal In quantity 10 over THREE
THOUSAND PAGES Of the Size Of the pages Of
printed matter In the most popular magalines Of
the day, aud u equal In quality 10 any similar
scrihers, poet paid, i0r
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CoAi.-for the bcsi Pine Ilill and Iiv
ina-ion coal, call on Thomas D Newland
Yard on Depot street
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LEO HAYDEN.
NOTICE.

THE ANNIAL MEETING oF THE STOCK
holder e. The Farmers National Rank oi stanford,
hyt o. ecct Directors ipr aid Bank, will h. held
~ the Ohicc q aid Bank, OK TUESDAY,, IAxUAaY
lfriii isi9, between the hours Of 10 A. ". and q
PM JNO. ". OwsLEY.
@i-id Cashier.
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forHrrrS PRIsoNrns Are now enjoy
Ing the comforts Of the new jail
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sLEIoHfS0. There never was letter
or longer sleighing season In the recollec-
ton Of the oldest, Ne, and the young peo-
pie have enjoyed II to IT, fullest extent
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Nor FiRE-Therc wa, neither sr al
arm nor FIRE in Stanford. in 1875. This
should not prevent our citizens, ho~ev-
er, from taking out the usual Insurance
Policie.. The town J. far from being Gre
proof
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Cincinnati, Ohio.
NJ, a, a. Warren 4 Agent ior the Cincinnati
DAILY and weekly commercial Al sl4niofd, kt.
Subscriptions len sith hia vii aeet with prolaIi
aitenii6n 158-si-eog
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TERMS TO SUBSCRIBERS.

!, year l5l naa6sS.i po'i peid'.....,.'',' q %
Liefen copiesl 90 separate Addresses z dasiretll
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THEPAsr-Thepasl prices OF gods have
nothing To do with those Of the present,
provided you buy them at the right place.
IL, others charge what they please, we
know from pricing their goods, that our
nearest neighbor.. the firm Of Hayden
Brothers are now offering their entire
stock Of Winter goods at prime cost in the
Eastern markets, and We advise our read
ers 10 call there immediately and make
their purchases.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
Splendid Lincoln Co.
FARMS!
l.. d. GOODS ADArRs
L. d. GOODS HRS, 6c.l

Pursuant TO Judgment OF sale herein, made at
the December special Term, ISIS Of this Court the
undersigned COm'r will for the purpose Of settling
the estate Of L. d. Good, decd, at The late Mansion
house OF the said Good, i've miles West Of Stanford
near Turnersville, in Lincoln Co, Ky,
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Ornamental, economical aud durable. uneQualed
for retaining Gre. Easily controlled.
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Published every "Wednesday morningis the largest
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Transient Advertisements, $500 per inch for first
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Formerly occupied by NJ. NJ. Swan. where may be
found full line of Fall and Winter Millinery just
received from New York and Boston, and should
be pleased to receive call from her friends and
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TONTINE PLAN,

upon the principle of accommodating profits for deh
mite periods which first introduced by this Soce-
ty, and has been recommended and endorsed by emf
nent experts in Life Insurance. and by leading busi
ness men, Forty Four per cent. has been earned and
accumulated the premiums paid on its rontne Life
Policies and forty per cent. on its Tontine Endow
ment Policies, issued within the last five years.
The Directors of the Equitable Life Assurance So
cety represent exclusively the interests of the Policy
feel that 1t has strong claims upon public confidence,
beca Of the strict ana conservative principles by
which its various departments governed. In the
assets and in the administration of the Society, per-
feet security given for the future which is of great
importance to those depending upon their insurance
policies for the ultimate support of their families.
No Life Insurance Company has such large annual
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Maine Steamship Co.,
Semi Weekly Line to NeW York.
Steamers Eleanora and ErancOnia,

viii, until further notice, leave
A.G.A p Franklin Wharf, Portland, every
s~S.sxar- -, O'Clock, 7. NJ, and leave Pier IS,
East River, New York, every MONDAY and TIL HURS-
DAY at L. VI.
These Steamers are fitted up with fine accommoda-
tions passengers making this convenient and
comfortable route for travellers between New York
and Maine. During the summer months these steam
will touch Vineyard Haven their pas sage TO
and from New York. Passage, including State Room,
50. Meals extra. Goods destined beyond Portland
or New York forwarded TO destination at once. For
further information apply to
HENRY FOX, General Agent, Portland.
j. +. AME>, Agent, Pier 3s, r. r., n. Y.
Tickets and state rooms can be obtained at 22 Ex-
change street. ON and after December lst, 1879, and
until otherwise ordered these Steamers will not
take passengers dee3tu
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The Lives Insured by the Society carefully Sc
iected in different parts of North America and Europe,
furnishing by this broad field of operations, an ad
ditiona and exceptional safety to he Pocy-hoders.
The assurances are made only on the Mutual Premi-
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the Insured.
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SAnFORD'S RADICAL CURE

not only promptly arrests the corrodng discharges in
Catarr uut sympathetic action, II restores to sound
health an tie organs of the head that have become
affected by IT, and exhibit any OF the following afec
tions:-
Defective Eycsight, Inflamed and Mattery
Eyes, Painful and Watery Eyes, Loss Of
Hearing, Earache, Neuralgia of the Ear,
Discharges from the Ear, Ringing Noises
in the Head, Dizziness, Nervous Headache,
Pains in the Temples, Loss of the Senses OF
Taste and Smell, ElOngation Of the Uvula,
Inflammation cf the Tonsils, Putrid Sore
Throat, Tickling or Hacking Cough. Bron-
chitis, and Bleeding of the Lungs.
Each package contains DR.. Sanfords Improved In
hang Tube, with full and carefully prepared directions
for IN all cases Price ST. For sale by all Wholesale
and retail draggss and dealeTs rqagn3q, the United
Agents and Wholesale Druggists, Boston. Mass.