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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-01-11
KALIDA VENTURE.
lAnns MAcxENzrE, EDITOR.
xUssskY, JANUAnv n. isAs.

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bsssd - I'll ess~ ssresev. and ere yssslvsd 10
ssruap 70 vus cossssvfisHAL suRRrHcY sv ssLp
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Rssslssd, That the Dsnssrscy sf 0sio are sp-
1ssst 20 sll shayisrsA sna sps isi privileges. ss
ass,rsstivs v sqssliv end hossil. 70 free in.'i-
susisIs. and ffsm ksnssfsrh snd farmer declare
sHsinst thsa ugceMyasMislHs uosrILirx.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-01-11

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reports. This ilorning, noihing Of general
interest.
Yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Pottc,'s amend
meni repeating the provisions Of The Registry
lsw wherevsr,ii il existed over The State, crea-
ted a lengthy discussion. The wings ap
p.ared to be exceedingly affaid 'l0b If they
repealed its provdsioss ih IIlmilion cesn'y,
Tho dcmocracy woad sudsrin The mex, Pres
iden,isl contest as they did in 1910. by ihp
in,rodpciiou Of spurious whig woes. No DE-
cision was come to- upon the bill however,
which was recommtfed.
Netting worthy Of notice 'oek place this
morning. Dec. 80.
Yesterday afternoon. there was no busi-
ness of importance ira6sasted either in the
Senate or House, beyond the joint election
If officers slready noticed. Both Honses ad-
ourned over till Monday to allnw the various
committees time - transact the business be-
fore them.-Dec. 81.
In the Senate, tins mcrRing, a good deal
of business in the way OF petitions, reports
&c. &as disposed of; bu, mos; of ii was oi
of little general importance. A petition
va. presented, by Mr.. Re-,neIin, asking the
Assembly TO expressa dissent from that part
ef the Governors Message whiah speaks o.
Ohio as being in the forefront of oposifi"u to
he Mexican war. This ELECTED few re.
marks but the petition was received.
A hill to Incorporate literary society was
indefinitely postponed! Wonderfully! !; WI.
dsne by whig votes and idvoca'ed M whig
Senators, who spoke against N . nse' 0 ,pe-
csl legislation! Truly we have fallen upon
strange times 81
In the Iieuse to-day, large porios Of ms.
c. llaneods business was progressed with
There was no measure, how yer, ofany gen.
eral Importance mp f,r consideration. A bill
to enact the new County of Gilead was amc-
nded, disciscd and c,mrnitied.
Joint resolutions were introduced bv Clpi.
Mclean, OF A hs,,, ,equ.'iny "lr Sanriots
,ud representatives ~ Cagr-s> no, TO sup-
lor. any h'll for rai.irg d in al rco,,. .,lIs Q
me r.g N ms S..s sic RI acanrdug 8" Il
S'al.sMli,vrs Laws. N''h;ns was dom
with it, however, though il VII probably
pass.
A resolution w,s ef're1 by VI. Cotton.
fnr ,hr adjournment ofihe Leyisl,nr' on ~"
ls of February next, which vas promptly lad
an the table. w. sn"c;Pam mn ,dj"o,"~
u,ent ab"n the I4ih nf Febu"y next, {" Ia
..r hut va, bet~rs: nsi ihsi thu 4 m III &,
Q l,iary l,ws WI OK md ilia ga ia thi;
r.nr. In 'ha' hy lal"pg sesdiy III IN 81
Of rs l. 80, srecii epi octl leg gsajoa viii
not &c hca COMP j
The H1uss VAS dl'erninei 10 n-e' az
hour ra'te' in N. ualnas and u 'lte af,ss-
% on Il e.ch is, W. All haoa nose ,,it
nd J. =. Business "a co9seqpsnce. Fh- T..
m nm, of -oina n9jst4pou ) u.f 20 he co
rec " m >ued hYtfe hrryS spHn' 10 no p -
sage nf bill. hp' in he consideration .'J
ihough bestn@ed uppdtten, as'drlns don
e done nj all. IN coWmrars nd nu' of IL"
House, ind consrqo My DOES nel form
part oi the promuen' prncp d n2s.
Abon u'c6ck P. VI. ho,a Houses sd.
jpurnsd over iii 'p-'norow, give the com
Di,iee on anpor,"nhna. An opportunity 10
meeting ng-Jann'ry Sd
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-01-11
THE LADY's BOOK.

Who has not seen and read GsdSy's La.
dye Booki Every reader Of Literature &C.,
is acquainted with this periodical, by rspsia.
tion at least. Il is emily necessary thorefsr.
fer US to infsrm our readers that this work
is still continued. See in another column the
for lS4S.
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F 0 R EIGN N.
ARRIVAL OF TIE HlBERNIA.

The steamship Tlincrnia. Csp'. Ryrie. ar.
r'ved a, Boston n 3 s'clnck Yesterday morn.
ng. Size sailed from liverpool on the 4,h
instant. s,s
Ann xed 10 the ,clep'nph'c view Of the
news ], is important to the commercial
commnDiry. sf ,as
The British Psrliamsni,.f for som. days
had been engaged with tho sstjss, Of trade
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-01-11

BaAvo!--Resolu,ons have b'sn inireda.,,
ced BY me mbsr Of Sonih Carelina Legisiss !,
,,,re declaring ihatif "Congrsss shall lssis.
Ale in any way upon the subjsct Of slavery,
a visla,ion of the rights u she South, she
win feel herself Al liberty to form aew sep
ara,s and distinct goverameat" Gen. jack.
son being dead, the chivalry may a. we'll
arnuse themselves by such rssolutionss as By
any ether nenssass!- --,SssAos Adswnser, x.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-04-06
| Prospecls Of the Wool Market,

Tbe following letter written by the most
ensive and concededly leading woIen
nn(acturer in America is entitled to
1h CONSIDERATION. Mr. Lawrence does
write without the advantage OF fore
eing mind and extensive experience in
Lse matters; and with prospect almost
rtain that the present rates of duties
u not materially be changed for several
lars, and with no anticipation of the res
Patton of the tariff of 1912, and the wing
\ h protective system, Mr. Lawrence
9ps forward and expresses his opinion,
bit the business of manufacturing wool is
better basis than ever before, and
ht, IN a fen gears, all articles of 'ooOI
fd here wiH be Of home manutacture.-
he deficit of home woods annually, as
down in the letter is too low if any
ing. 1t has been stated at l6,OOO,OOO
pounds during the fiscal year, 1916, In
bad of the 10000, 900 which Mr. Law
nee states is wanting annually to meet
L demand Of manufactures Wling-
Sentinel.
LOWELL, Mass, Feb. 10, 1913.
S. RANDALL, Esq, Cortland. N. Y.
My Dear Sir:-Your very kind and in.
testing favor of the 9Th ut., duly came
hand, and should, if practicable, have
teived an earlier reply. The business
wool growing in this country is destined
* be of immense importance, and | am
H. in the belief, that 'Oithin toenty fire
brs ,Uc shall produce agrcater quantity
n koOoL than any other nation.
You ask, "ls the present home demand
Bpied!" There is not enough annually
sed in the country, by 10000 900
binds to meet the demand of the manu-
tories.
You ask, "What countries can we ex-
It wool TOT" DC. THIS county will
export wool regularly for fifteen years,
the reason that the consumption wiH an
ase as rapidly as The production. ! can
hi ont articles made of ,cooi now import
'chtch wiH require thirty millions Of
Fnds, Of a medium and f'e quality, 10
pity The consumption.
Ihs business Of manufacturing acool in
country is on better basis than eUer
orc, inasmuch as The character, skill
capital engaged in 1t are such that for
n competition is defed. A very ter
rs, and all articles Of vool used here
! be of home manufacture.
Now | beg of you to keep the wool
Pwers steady TO the mark. Let them
b to excel in the blood and condition Of
ir Aocks, and the day is not far distant
en- they will be amply remunerated, |
II always have great pleasure in hear
from you, and remain
Yours most truly,
SAM WRENCH.
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Enerptttmg.

Fast day in Connecticut the 18th Of April
Elder Knapp is preaching in New York.
Lieut.. Whippc has arrived at his home in Went
worth, N. II.
Shakspearc's plays have been translated into The
Hungarian language, and performed
Seven hundred and sixty. eight thousand dollars,
is said, will be required this year for the improve
ment of the New York Canals.
The Philadelphia papers announce the death OF
DR.. Joseph Randolph, an eminent surgeon of that
city.
The Boston Post announces the formation of d
"society for the prevention of cruelty to piano
lortes"
The trial of the Rev. Mr., Grocscup, at Canaan
daigua, N. Y, for seduction, has resulted in YER
dict of conviction, the jury giving verdict Tor the
plaintiff of nine hundred and fifty dollars.
Lieut. Robert Hopkins of the 9th regiment has
been ordered to proceed TO Mexico.
FLoRIDA.- Gen. William Bailey is announced
as Democratic candidate for the office Of Gov
ernor.
The Liverpool Times notices the arrival at that
port of sixy-three tons of railway iron, consigned
to order, in vessel from New York
O the ruinouS tariff of '46.
Private accounts from Germany state that there
are eighteen young Americans, from all quarters
of the Union studying in the University of Berlin,
A marriage is on The tapis between the Count
Trapan the youngest brother of tie King of Ma
pies, and the Princess Alexandra, youngest daugh-
ter of the King of Bavaria.
The Ice in Lake Champlain is nearly all gone
and there is prospect of an early opening OF nav
igation.- burlington Daily Sentinel, Ma, ch rs,
Blannerhassett's Island, in the Ohio River, is for
sale-pnce $4,000. This is the spot of which
Writ made such Paradise in his speech at the
famous Burr trial.
The following paragraph, which appeared in the
Philadelphia Sun, is very na,iering to somebody:-
awe learn that very great calf has recently quit
one of our fashionable hotels in Chestnut street
because they had reduced his supply of milk"
"Capitol," the Washington correspondent of the
Charleston Evening News, in his letter of the slh
inst, says; Gen. Scott is expected home very
shortly after the termination of the proceedings of
the Cou,t of Inquiry at PuebIa-he has been re-
called"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-04-06

Niagara Suspension Bridgc-l'he work
begun, and the first crossing has been
de! | am fortunately enabled to furnish
be thrilling facts connected with this
rney such as no man in the New World
r before made.
| raised (says the distinguished Engi-
r., } my first little wire cable on Satur-
and anchored it securely both in Can,
and New York, To-day, March 10,
ghtened it up, and suspended below it
ron basket, which | had caused to be
pared for the purpose, and which is at
he'd to pulleys along the cable.
On this little machine / crossed oucr to
,ada, exchanged salutations with our
nds there, and returned again, all in
en- minutes. The wind aUas high and
weather cold, but yet the trip was very
resting to me-up as was Ire ham,
! and forty feet above the Rapids, and
wing as did. from the centre of the
r, one OF the most sublime prospects
oh Nature has prepared on this Earth
urs.
The machinery did not work smoolh.
$ | wished, but in the course of this
l will have it so adjusted that any
y may cross in safety"
he view from The centre Of the Bridge
t have been glorious, but whether suf-
Fntly so to have repaid the adventur,
architect for his perilous journey, |
to the romantic readers Of the Cou-
to imagine. understand that lady
since the above date made the daring
sit.-Cor. Courier g. Enquirer.
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First Congressional District.

The Democrats of the First Congressional Dis.
trict Of Vermont are requested to meet in Convcn-
ton at Factory Point in Manchester, on Tuesday
the 9th day Of May next at IL Of the clock NJ.
for the purpose of choosing delegate to the Dem
ocratic National Convention to be holden at Balli-
more in May next. Also to select candidate to
be supported by the Democrats of this District to
represcn, them in the next Congress, And fu,-
Their to perfect better organization Of the Demo-
cruts of this District
J. G. DEXTER, p's''ic'
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-04-06
from the Dnily MALL

1t is with great deal OF pleasure that we can say we
daily hearing of new casts where and
Tomato Btcrs, which nre sold by Brown No. 6s Wash
nCton strhe are eleCtng most astonishing cures in p.
rfling Thu blood and assisting ngestiOn MANY of The
yscians have taken quite interest in this compound
and is considered by them the best article now in use
for aundce indigestion, loss OF appetite weakness and
from all complaints sing from impury uf the hooI-
II is really thh best medicine now in purify the
blood and eradicate all humora from the system. 1t is
very pleasant bitter, and easily taken. We recon.
mend 1t wits the greatest confluence, to numerous
readers DON'T take our word for ii, but try one bottle
and satisfy yourself.
None genuine unless sg ned FREDERICK BROWN, on
the wrapper.
For sale by CHARLES CHAPMAN, Druggist, Wood
stock, VI.
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BRIGHTON MARKET.

7 )
At Market, 400 Beef Cattle, so pairs Working
Cattle, 20 Cows and Culves;-65 Of all kinds re.
main unsold.
PRICES from $5a$7 will cover tho transac-
tons. But few above $3.50. Market without
animation although fully attended,
WoRKING CATTLE in request-many sales
from $70a$l50. Some few pairs unsold.
Cows AND CALVES were dull; sales 500,
%, 81, 80, 80, 40.
SWINE advanced in price. Sales were made at
wholesale, 5,50a6,5O and some above these fig
uIes.
SHEEP, 1850 at Market.
900 Common Sheep $500, 2,37, 1862, 2,s6. .
$50 Stall Fed $500, 1926, 1852, 400, 500.
800 Remained unsold.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-04-06

essrs Morris and Willis of the Home
nal announce the publication of anolh
merican novel in their excellent pa
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-04-06

be LoweH Gazette is now edited by
B. PERSONS, Esq, formerly partner
", at Chester, with Henry f. Stoagh.
The Gazette is, one Of the papers.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-04-06
SECRETARY OF STATES OFFICE,

SECRETARY OF STATES OFFICE,
MONTPELIER, March 23d 1913. !
James Mem. Shafler, Secretary OF
e Of Vermont, hereby certify and make
that | have canvassed the
s Of the freemen cast on the first Tues.
of March, A. d. l84S, in pursuance
law of this State, approved Novem-
|3d, 1916, entitled Gan act relating to
hsing Innkeepers and Retailers" and
the result is as follows:
Votes for License, 1928
" No License, 1864
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-04-06

pr New ENGLAND WEEKLY GAZETTE
|e title of an excellent paper that halls
Hartford, CT. We like the DISPOSE
|of it first rate.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-04-06
LIST OF FASHIONABLE
30 vs. CL o T H N G

AT SIMILARLY Low RATES:
Ovcrcoats and Sacks brown ami black Rroadcoths crc
from 50, 5, G, 50
Overcoats anu Sacks Of Beaver and Pilot,
50 50, 3, 8 so, 4, 45o, 8
Overcoats and Sacks Of satinc and Tweeds,
S275, 8, $50, 4, so
Coaks and Capes of Broadcloh 81 So 3, so, SO,
Dress Frocks, OF black, green, olive Cloths
Jackets, orblsck, brown, green, olive Cloths,
Polka Suits all coors great variety 81 5, So g. so
ST IS. ages, ESQ,
Vests, of black and fancy colored satins, Veves Sc.
$685. o u.s. |, / 25, 80
Vests, double breasted, of Cloth, Plaid, Valencia,
go 50, O75, |, / 25, 50
Overulls and many other articles tlIoys' Ciohing)
80, 81 and 50 GEMS
and an endless variety of such Goods.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-04-06

We are happy TO notice whole set of teeth in
serted by Dr. Morton; the upper plate had four
pound weight attached TO it and raised from the
floor, the plate remaining firm in its place, - Bos-
ton Post.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-04-06

hat has become of the New World
b, it is hard keeping it upon the track.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-04-06

We are much obliged to Hon. Lewis
Cass, of the Senate, and Hon. L. B. Peck,
of the House, for valuable Public Docu-
mentS
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| 4

which all persons will take due notice
Giuen under my hand and the seal Of
). this office this 23d day Of March,
A. ID. lS4S.
JAMES Mem. SHAFTER.,
Secretary of Slate.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-04-06

CoNTAGIoN. Much valuable time has been last in dis
putting about The cortaglon or nancOn!agon Of Cholera
Yellow Fever, &c This dvtrsity of opinion has arisen
from the true or only cause Of disease which is known
be corrupt humors person whose biOOd is pure, may
enter the peet house unhlmnd while he whose blood is
corrupt will nhale the contagon in the street In ORDER
therefore, to he from Cholera yellow Fever,
ana other surpassed contagious disease VIII keep the
blood and other fluids in state OF purity. This be
done in the most efoctual manner by WrightS Indian
pegctdbc Pits Of Tie North american College Of Hcdiih;
because they completely cleanse The stomach and bowels
from all bilious humors, and other impurity and drive
eAery description Of poison from the body.
Sad Indian pegCtabie PITS also aid and imprOre di.
sestton and therefore not only furnish perfect security
against amy contagious malady, but gire dew life and
cigor 10 the whote frame.
Bepare ofdHkinds of counterfeitS Some are Coated
with Sugar, others made to resemble in outward an
pearace, the original The surCst way is to purchase
rom lhe regular appointed agents only, or more of
ted States
For sale by CHARLES CHAPMAN, and CHARLES
DANA, Jr. Woodstock.
New England office 1893 fremont Ct. Boston
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-04-06

,NGs FOR THE PEoPLE.-No. A, is
! in every respect to its predeces-
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-04-06

1t is only day or two since we heard of case of Pal
sy md ApOpeXy cured by the celebrated Lithonirpic
Mixture. We can give the name of Mr. Edmonds to
steamer Cleveland Of the Great laues il the gentleman
who testhcs to it. II was in his particular cast and
we advise all TO get pamphlet and the history of u
cure. Mr. Edmond'S mothnr, m aged lady cured of
crncer by this great article, and but yesterday we
saw letter from gentleman who stated Mrs Ives of
Weedsport n. Y, was cured Of iccer of twenty
years standing. such cures do not follow the the
any old lany make by the gallon for the of six
cents.
This Greet American Rsmedy is careful and scientific
preparation, which has baled the fiji SIT chemists Of the
country in their attempts to anayze. DR. Vaughn has
hai the sasaci 3n to his article introduced into the
practice of the medical men, they declare be rene
dy of great powr, and will overthrow the whole theory
of medicine az administered by the NJ. d.
See our columns get pamphlet from Agents. the adj
Vcrtisement is headed Great American Remedy.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-04-06
MORE HOME TESTIMONY

No. As Union street. Boston, April Is, 1896.
Mr. Seth ". Fowle-Sir:-A sense Of Gratitude to YOU
ana OF duty to the public prompts to nuke the follow
ing statement which, if OF any service you il entirely
ut your disposal. II may have the effect induce some
"her sufferers to make trial o your invaluable mtdi.
cine which can truly say, has literally snutched me
rom the grave to which, fast hastcnina Inst .IuIy
was attacked by n snddhn cold, which resulted in Il
very severe cough, with violent pains in the side md
chest From that time began TO waste AWAY, nutwith-
standing was under the treatment OF skilu PHYSICIANS
ihey prescribed for me in vain. became SO much re-
duCed that my friends frankly told me that must die
ana 'ha' was heD Ia do so at any hour. At this crisis
heard OF UiStar's BdLsnm ~ UiIi Chcrry by way of
ncEhbor, whose life had been saved by ii, ana immedi-
a'ey sent for bottle. The effect produced WAS indeed
wonderful My physician, one of the respectable in
Boston, who had previously Olu that cure was hone.
less came IN, and told him the good effects had expert
ehccd lie examined the BaSAm, and tohl me to con
tlhuc the use of since which tint have continued 10
improve daiIl anu the same ply siCnn who had given
me mp entirely, told me few days since that lnrht
YET 1--WE many years. feel that nm now fairly reCOy
cred, ana cunning strength every day.
,, MARY ROWE.
we van cheeriuly testify to the truth of the above
statement Mrs Rowe having been inmate of our fam
lily for some months.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-04-06

T IST OF LETTERS remaining in The Pos
IL Office at Woodstock, VT, March 81. 1913.
Atwood, Leland 2 King, Alice
Austin, BenOni Iivermorc & RYAN
Aldrich, Mrs NJ Moody Augustus
Aldrich, II Mecalf, Sarah NJ
Adkins, Lucius Marsh, Geo Jr
Aver, II B Meer, Thes &
Averill, J p Mechanics, Isaac
Briggs, Lucy A Pratt, EmeIine
Bartlett, Paige, Darwin
Bradford, Mrs Geo Palmer, Geo
Boomingdae A Perry, Henry G
Clarke, Dewitt G Palmer, VB
Curtis, Annie Royce, IIarveyF
CilIey, Harriet l. Royce, Elijah
Clark, N B Roby, Rachel p
Croober, Rebecca Smith, Sarah
Durham, Geo Strong, james NJ
Densmore, Mr. Simmons, Lucia ii
Deming, Henry A Sturtevant, Stafford E
Emmons, Henry Sharp, Daniel
French, Abby 2 Thompson. Lorinda
Frederick, Horace Valley, Leon
Holt Lemuel Young, Mary
Hubbard, Celia l. Woodlands. John
Rowland, Scion Washburn, Lois
Holmes, Seth 2 Wood, Caroline
IIickock Gen X Winslow, Ebenez,r
Howe, Mary Woodward, Samuel
Irish, II d Wright, Eleanor
Kirby, John Washburn, Frances
4l2-3w p. B. SOUTHGATE, p. NJ.
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VENTED IUMEDL1 TELY.

Fery dollar that is due for the present
pc of the Age, ending the first of
Those who pay previous to the ex-
on Of the year, will save fifty cents,
/, according to DR.. Franklin's max.
I'LL be equal TO a dollar.
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IAkE NOTICE

II
A LII DEMANDS due the late firm Of Kmball & wy
IA att must be paid by the frs, Of MAY next, to save
cost b. II. KIMBA1I.
Woodstock, April ISIS Az wv
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WI AIR Es lag rs.

In this town, March 22d, by Rev. D. NJ. Reed +,
Mr. Alvin Lamb, of Bridgewater, 10 Miss Eliza
Woodbury., of this town.
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WILLIAM DENNET.
MARTHA DEN\ET.


The genuine signed |. BUTTS u the wrapper.
For sale by CHARLES CIlAPMA !, WuudslOck Vi.