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0cc7-"K N" will have to give us his name.
His motive may be good or bad, and we prefer
judging oft by the person. His communion
ton does not altogether meet our views, any
how.
PIERCE AND BUCHANAN IN VneINIA.r-A
Richmond correspondent of the N. Y. Herald,
says: = sossss - .-'sa 7ea r. ls-'i
General Pierce is dead in Virginia, and Mr..
Buchanan is the first choice of the most, land
Pierce the second choice ofall Democrats in the
State. Gen. Gordon, of Albermarle, made a
rally for Pierce, but it fell still born, though
the veteran General is always popular. The
resolution which was offered, for the Admins
tration, could not pass until the Committee
explained to the Convention that it was not to
be construed into an endorsement or recon-
mendation of Pierce. Sictaunsit gloria nu1,di
Virginia is sure for Old Buck .
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nfSSnINTION.

HNREsH OYSTERS can again he hadas usual at thcecr
II ner mn3 TENNEY 4 S0REESON,
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Money dne the Con pany SECUTED Dy
4ihI lksikc
500 shares Hartford and y. Haven r. r..
STOCK. 1880. $500
los shares Hartford and Providence r.
r. Steek. preferreda and guaranteed
10 per cent. ..............
107 shares Boston & Worcester r. r.
ESQ shares Conn. River Il. II. stock.
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paYNnS ETEAT SIIOP

1888 Il my onen ed for the at the old stand on
IS ~ erect. between Vine and sycamore st<eets
fHs will keep constantly on hand All kiIds 81 irest
and all them at the lowest msr
kt prices Iwouid glad 20 have calls from my ola cusse-
mer st ana 20 the Peo 'is VIM. PAYNE.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CONDITION OF
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY
JANUARY /. 1856.

As presented te its holders made out in mpl
laws New YORK. Ohio, Indiana illinois,
&c. z-,,,->r
The name of the Corporation is KTN A INSE kAACE
COMPANY, located at Hartford. Connecticut
ASSETS
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EnuKENC GLASSES.

n EIUVh
all TIM prepared furnish Lookinr Glasses "a
wsboganv Walnut. or Rosewood Frames Looking Gias
rates Picture Frames. etc also Gilt Fran
Fremes and General of Pictures and lf ae
inTs at Wholesale or retail at the west
,bsd.wins No 9 West Fourth atreet. Cincinnati. o.
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PITTsBURG, March II.
River about feet, still tight Weathe
cool but snow and ice melting.
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THOMAS HEADEN

tTTIZENs' Bank. Cherokee Insurance and Banking 70
Planters, and Mechanics and Lagrange Bank Of
Georgia. Chattanooga and Commercial Bank Of Essn
vile and Memphs and Banks of Alabama Ten
essee Georgia North and South Caroline aken a. par
fsF5stf sN'''|1 i--ssss IN Syc. near Water
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New YORK, March II.
Flour droopingi sales of $500 bbls at 81;
for Ohio. Wheat dull. Corn firm. Mess
Pork improving at II 81; Lard firm.
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~tnTTON ANTS 80 cases Ripas Cottonades;z Is Gases
- -Nees 80 - = JAMES Low & co..
mil AIS Main street. louisville, Ky.
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WHEELER & WILSON'S p.
coal PROM THE iBODIaNT MINES.

TNS superior article of Coal is ready for delivery
the cit Ian ding All orders lett at tpe Com
office Sycamore and Firs streets VIII De pr9RHy
attended to. ss 70 0ows: IL - 49,, #&E
Orders hour and before 'eloek ~ ce-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-07-12

Of military weapons, but agricultural and me-
chanicai implements and arms belonging to
the party for use and defense. Arrived at
Chicago on the 2oth, and hv advice proceed
ed to St Louis instead of Iowa City.
On arriving at Bonneville. on the 25th III
timo. a Historian went ashore and reported.
and there was excitement and threats on the
banks On the Goth they met the d>armed
Chicago company, who advise d their return.
which advice was adopted The rifles were
delivered to the "lcrk OF the boat, and con
signed TO house in st. Louis: a receipt was
written. but not signed when the boat reach
ed Waverlv. The shor" was lined win
armed men-the steamer boarded and the RI
ti.s torcibv taken away. The robbers sad
there were three pieces Of cannon and lou
men on shore: also cannon at Lexington.
At Rock land a similar demonstration was
made On SUNDAY morning arrived az Lab
ertv: here was a military company OF l3o
men with United States musketS: also can
non to command the river
AT Independence. Parkvilie. and other
pointS, a similar reception was mot with. In
passing from Delaware to Lravenwor'h, the
state rooms were examined; three rifles were
stolen from the G"ntlcmrn's cabin: a prom
Use was made that they should be returned
but they were no..
On the 3o,h of June the bow OF the steam
or was turned down the Missouri, under the
surveillance 81 armed men.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-07-12
National Republican Nominations.
MASS CONVENTION
FREEDOM AGAINST SLAVERY

The people OF Caledonia County, without
distinction Of io:m,r party names. who are
opposed to the further extension OF Slavery.
who favor the resolutions passed q, the Phil
adtlYhia Convention, and the candidates
there nominated all those that are willing
to 90 tor their country's veal. rather than
how ,lownt to Shareholders and their gutta
prrcha cants-and those who have no desire
in any manner to favor the further extension
o. Slavery, though they or their friends shall
b. rewarded by some paltry otlicc-are invi-
ted to meet in Convention at DanviIe, or
Thursday, THE 31st DAY OF July, al
10 o'clock, \. NJ, for the purpose of nom
mating candidates for County Officers.
1t is hoped every friend of freedom viii
attend. as 1856 is the first wear since 1916
that the votes generally in the United State.
will be given directly for FREEDOM or SLA
VERY.
AT THIS CRISIS. LET UNION" BE TIL
MOTTO
A. f. JuD ,,t:, } Republican
+ \. PARKS. T ~... Ca..
T.. X. PIERCE,
July S, 1886.
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5.-Reso'rcd. That the Act Nv which the
Shire Ct our County is located at st. Johns
bury ought to be r,psoIed, and we hereby
pledge ourselves 10 use all honoral,l" means
to effect such repeal. Adopted.
The Committee on County nominations re-
ported:
For Senators-Sewall Bradley, Ora Cros
bv.
For Judse>-iIarvev T. Moore. j. I. G
Cunningham.
For Judge of Probate-Thcron Howard
For States Attornrv-Wm ID. Hartman
For Sheriff C. $ Crosby.
For Baiiifi-.John Buchanan. Adopted.
Moved. That County Committee Of thrc,
be appointed to perform the duties usnai,
devolvin@ upon County Committees. to tax,
charge of the Shire question. and to fiji! an,
vacancies that may, ty any contingency, o.
cur in The nominations. Carried.
5. }. Y. Vail, Ora Crosby and lIenr,
Stevens were appointed said County Com
mttee.
Moved, That the County Committee hlv'
power, aud are hereby requested, to ai,poiIi
Town Committees Carried.
Moved, That Henry Stevens be appointe
special Committee 10 procure copies Of re
ports laws &c, and to furnish Testimony an
statistics relating to The Shire question. CA
RED
Daring the sitting Of the Convention. all
remarks were made bv Mr>>r>. Mttock>
Crosby, Howard, D,.lano, Moore, Lad,
Wcihcrbec. Stevens and others.
Moved. That the Secretaries te roqne>to
to furnish copy Of the proceedings Of n
Convention to each Of the County laIei> Il
ruhIira.ion. Carr I'D.
Aiiour"e'
ORA CROSBY. President
f. MATTock~.
WM. ID. HARTMAN.
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large number of irccmen. who wcr. Dis
sa'l>!l'n with III" Act removing the Sbi~,
of Calciopsa County. met in Convention Al
Danvillc. July 9TH.
Hon. II. Stevens called to order. read the
call aud made appropriate remarks.
br. H. Na'tocks was elected PreSidcn,
pro tenn, and VIM ID. Hartman Serrct,r,
pro tenn
The Committee on permanent orcaniza-
ton reported:
Hon. OEEA CROSBY, President. ! nur.
per OF \ire Presidents: f. Mattocks. Vim
II. Hartman. Secretaries Ado,,,ed
The Committee on Resolutions ro,or+.a.
1-H"o'r'd That the Act passed at the
I">' session OF the General Assembly. r.,uov.
ii:9 IN" Shire o Caledonia Comfy from u m.
VILE. was lrocWd to be passed l,v r,;.r,,,
re>eh'alon: and IN fraud OF the right, Of the
people OF the County
2.-H'solrod. That the great m,;o,;,r ..
the voters IN this County were o,,,o,rj 70
d chah@e OF the location Of the Shire If hv
such change The County must incur m. ~
ren>c OF erecting new buildings. and s,nr,
fre the old ones. Sa'i i
9-heS"''ed, That it is the opinion Of this
Convention that not one fourth Of the E,,..
men IN fhis County would vote for r.no
val OF The Shire TO ST John>bury. even ;f
were in favor of a removal from,
Danville. NUN
4--ReSo',ed, That we hold n tho r;u,.
- Pe'"'o"-anh that 'he petition Of $500 Of
nc 'o,ers Oh ms County to the agents an
p''n'fd by 'he Legislature to pu, their hands
IL 'he'r pockets. was entitled 70 more rom.
'''era.'on and respect than that they ,bould
'e called RebeiF. and compared to the actors
n ''Shay's Rebellion"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-07-12

The nomination Of State officers made at
White River Junction on the 81 inst, will
commend itself to the citizens of the State
as perhaps the wispst that could be made
1t has undoubtedly elements Of strength pc
culiarly adapted to the circumstances of the
present campaign. The gentlemen on the
ticket are we'll known in the State, having
all of them occupied prominent otlirial posi-
tons Ryland Fletcher, candidate for Gov
ernor, has presided over the State Senate
two wears a. Lieut. Governor. He is a man
Of respectable ability, sound temperance
principles. and thoroughly consistent op-
ponent of Slavery His letter declining the
Montpelier nomination was produced at the
Junction Convention, ST. that the seeming
endorsement of the American ticket was vir-
tuallv an independent agreement upon the
same men for the same principles. The fact
that the American party expressed a prefer
enre for gentlemen in every respect accepta-
bic to the other wing of the anti alministra-
ton party is 10 BE regarded as an encoura
ging sign, rather than as reason for disaI.
ance.
OF the other gentlemen upon the ticket it
is unnecessary 10 speak, as they are person
ally known TO many Of our readers, and bv
reputation 10 all.
As the political sirrl" narrows. we see at
every step the same desire manifested TO con-
cen,rate the friends of freedom upon one set
Of candidates. Every ORGANIZATION at the
North which has really at heart the re>tric-
ton OF slavery. has joined with acclamations
IN the support of Fremont and Dayton. Our
State parties have adopted the same course
in regard 10 state officers. II only remains
for Counties ana towns to follow out a SINH
lar plan to ensure a most .riuml liant success
The .ilhanv Evening Journal saws
1T Is no cxaGgeration to say that at least
onehali o. the OLD democratic party of West
ern New York are .on. for Freedom and
Fremont Among the prominent derao.
Gratis who have thus declared themselves are
Henry L. seldom. Calvin IIu>on. IT.. demo.
cratic candidate for county judge in Monroe
county, last fall John {. Chuu,asero. who
has made more speeches for The democratic
party than any other man in Western New
York Judge Buell.. known over the state
a. an ancient and very Influential democrat,
Judge Shepard. Supervisor Banning of Oc-
den, d. 5. Brown, etc These are all in
Rochester or its immediate vicinity.
The rk>on,-ness md hrariessness Of the
Cincinnati truce between the ha-,ls and soits
Of New FORK apr.sar in the refusal of the
two sections TO unite in a call for state con.
v-ntiun 10 nominate an electoral ticket and
state offers. They have called separate
conventions as heretofore. and for ought that
spp.ars are 4. :ryeconcIlc1 as ever
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-07-12
The 'Gm,linr Star A German "a,

The tnaiinr Star. A German :ar--
published Al Baltimore. lets d4,li.h. ir:s.l
>ham> Of the sham democracy A. tollow-
n on. the managers Of that ,art,. ,ri,e =
Icit tn" ''crnanS Ia the ,,oll> like ratt', a.
"hrh 'h"t hAN" voted. ,on trrat Them ~
""n'emrt- II there i any benefit - g.. ...-
slowed. II l. gwen Ia the Ca'huli. lri-l. -
Govern yoH and whom Won are air4iI
ne election l. approaching. llrr''.-
Won have had the Germans IN a bod.
i"u MI have them no LONGER Ia 80
ole: t;h":lc portion NAV adhere IL y.a. ID;
the Protestant and ff,e-rhinkin. G.-r'..tt'
are with You no Longer: neither h,r" q,
Baltimore. nor elsewhere The n,-'i.-'
and western German p,I,cr> nearly =. a."
them. hay" left the so-raii,d d,marra'i, "a
" We have not much money. hut - il'.
many friends, and. A. .tr A, orr t.ll..r.i.S 4iit
ihiin"nc" 90. We are determined. If ''i>-'.',
10 ih>nr" The defeat OF the falsely - GAIA
democratic parry III The coming cont,>i.
A'cintNT> OK TIE ForErH-\r"
lihr"n. Jnlv At New Guam. ,,>-..r!it
",''i" some persons were rrer'arir- 10 m"
>fI"'f' a toy threw a fire c-,ukrr an''
llir OF cartrisr>, exploding the Who. p
which twenty trstand"rs were hail, hurtea
one Is dead. and tire Others are liot c.,t. -
10 li,-
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Orleans Co. Republican Convention

The Convention OF R"publirans. pursuant
to call addressed to the H"pubirans of
Orleans County. to meet at I.a>burgh to nom
mate candidates for Senator and other Coun-
" officers, and to form a permanent party
organization. met on the jfh Of july. at 10
o'clock. \. NJ, and was called to order by
Judge Bates.
On motion to that effect. VIM j. Hastings
E-q. was chosen Chairman. and Alonzo ID.
Bates. Secretary. Me>>r> Geo. I'VE. j. II
Prcnt>> and j. W. Lewis were appointed
Committee to report Resolutions Judge
I'VE. Chairman Of said Committee. reported
the following preamble aud resolution
Whereas. the Central Committee Of the
National Republicans. Nv their circular to
the people of the United States. recommend
cd the organization in all the States and
COMMITTEES Of Republican parties. composed
Of all the Frcemcn, without regard to past
F., political differences, who are opposed 10 the
repeal Of Tie Missouri Compromise to the
rolicv Of the present administration to the
,.xt-n~ion Of Slavery into free TERRITORY: who
are favor Of the admission Of Kansas a> a
Free state: of the restoration of the Fcde-
raj Government to the principles of Wash
inr'on and jefferson therefore.
H>>o'r.J. That in arror.lanre with the al
. ~ al l Il.
AMPLE oi other States and Counties. and In
pursuance OF the call. We will now proceed
20 organize the Republican party. adop'in.
b he Platform and Resolutions cf the Nation
ii Convention Of the 1th # June so far a,
hey NAV be- appropriate 10 County organ
ization, as the basis of our organization.
These were laid upon the table in order Il
proceed 10 other business
On motion. the Char appointed Com
mittee TO nominate candidates for County of
'icrr>. viz j +. skinner. Barton: Orir
Hartman. Craft>hurv: Wm Spencer. Brown
inrton: s. ID. Howard. Irasburrh: !. W
Muzzoy, Coventry; A. NJ IIaw!ev, Iras
hurnh.
The preamble and resolution were fher
called up and alon'cd The Convention WI
addressed hy several gentlemen. who planl,
.howcd that the Convention had met in a.
Committee. and The necessity of the orcan
zaflon of Republican party upon the com
menl,hle basis of hostility to Slavery an,
unhnching devotion to Freedom.
DR.. j. T. Skinner. Chairman Of the Com
mittrc on Nominations. presented the follow
INC report:
For Elijah Cleveland. Coven
try.
For County Judges - For,licc French
Glover: VIM. j. Hastings Craft>burv.
For Sheriff Martin l.. Newcomh. DERBY
For Judge OF l'rohate-Georsc Nye. Ira<
hurch.
States Attornev-John H. Kimball. Bar
ton.
Hob Bailifl-.J e. Robinson. Holland.
SAID nominations were unanimously oIn,,
cd. \ County Committee was chosen and
authorized to nominate Town Committee
! and I'LL vacancies. viz j. F. Skinner. Bar
= ton; A. d. Bates. Derby: Henry Frost
Coventry; II. {. WiEon, Troy.
4 Voted. That the proceedings of the Con
vcnfion be published in the Orleans Count,
papers and the Caledonian
on motion the Convention adjourned
\. ID. BATES. Secretary
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Correspondence.

", .,h,,i VOLUNTARY CnvMU Ne Ali"Ha fTrm al
pnrts of the C"m''ry ni)h m'Ni''s ~ interest. "en'
nj NEw.. tn pottcplar .urH be n"n!i"Hy rt'e'ted.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-07-12

W. ar. now Er"Iar"'' - exrcd'e nenrit ai hII'os
Of Pr:ntin, used in the cosu'rv-rL.IN and OF>A-
MkxrAL.-in the yAKT RfsT srY.E ard at Low
Y.Irs Merchant. ati ether, who Gasire BILL
HEADS or CIycrI,r "fany KIM printed in Il r~at
.tv.. .nsv RELY mon entire sn.;aiLctioA.
Ur,i--s s.n, " wi! hetromitlv attended 10.
PAND STONE & co.
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Cbc Californian.
1T. JOHNSBCRY, JULY IL. 1856.
sPECIAL NOTICES.

PALMER j. authorized to receive Adver-
t;.rrn-nts and subscriptions Al hi Office, III Boston,
New-York. and Philadelphia.
SN PETrENGIII. ca. are authorized 10 do
the same in BostoI, and Ncw-lork.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-07-12

The accession to the Republican ranks
from the Democratic party promises to 90
beyond all precedent At the State Con
vention last Wednesday, three Of the speak
rrs. j. NJ Flint, Levi Underwood and f. C.
Redinyton. were fresh from the Democratic
party. Among other prominent men, the
I,'dtchmnn gives the names of Charles X
Field of Windham, and Hugh II. Henry of
Windsor Counties, who have repndiated the
sham Democracy Of the Cincinnati platform,
and given their support to Fremont and Day
ton. LIZ all the towns around us, and in this
town, we know of many who are doing the
same thing. We might give their names. but
they are men who do not court notoriety, but
whose love of freedom has been wofullv out
ragged by the Democratic party acting under
the orders of the Slavery extensionists The
whole community is in commotion, and we
predict that the vote for the Republican can
ddates for the County, State, and National
Offices will greatly exceed the expectations
Of their most sanguine friends. Push on the
column Make room for recruits
The Waterman says:
The fact then as to Vermont is, that FIRE.
MONT and DAYTON will receive the united
support Of all who have been against the Sa-
vocrarv for .he last two wears. ard their ranks
will he >welled bv some thousands who hare
deen friends OF the Administration Let it
be not less than TWENTY THOUSAND
MAJORITY. Vermont is first to speak
LET HER HEAD TIE COLUMN TO TIE FL
MAI. VICTORY
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-07-12

The great bulk of the press of the free
states favor Fremont and Freedom. Near
ly all the profes>edIy neutral, independent
and religious papers lean more or less decid-
eddy that way. The Boston Journal counted
up its exchanges Of single morning, last
week, lncIuilng papers from all the New
England, and several OK the middle. western
and southern states. The result was as fol-
lows For Fremont IS. for Buchanan :. for
Fillmore 6. neutral :, neutral with stronc
Fremont tendencies T. straight out Wing ..
The United States (Phlalelphia) Gazette
publishes list Of fifty three papers on its ex-
change list which support Fremont: eleven
of them are classified as straight whic',
journals
The .iuroro Of tie TuNey has struck
IFS neutral coors, and come out squarelv for
Fremont and Dayton. That's right, neigh
Dor. Halfway men and halfway measures
are out of the question in these times
Our thanks are due to Hon. ]. S.
Morrill, for valuable public documents.
NJ. Van Buren, goes for Buchanan. lie
S getting very old. and naturally prefers a
erv cd man.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-07-12

- Our thanks are due to Hon. !. $
Morrill, for valuable public documents.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-07-12

M. Van Buren, goes for Buchanan. lie
is getting very old. and naturally prefers a
very cd man.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-07-12
PEOPLES COUNTY CONVENTION.

\. ID. BATES.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-07-12

MAISE.-Thc State Republican Convcn
ton assembled at Portland on Tuesday -
Twelve hundred delegates were present
Hon. Hannibal IIamin was nominated 70,
Governor on the first ballot, receiving LOG.
votes against 20. The nomination was then
made unanimous TLcre is srea: ENTHUSIASM
in Maine. 1t already approaches that of
1870. The young men all over the State are
shouting for Fremont
-Thc report that Governor Shannon
had resigned is disputed. 1t is not bellev.
ed that he will CRAFTY the administration by
resigning.
The charge has been distinctly made
that Colonel Fremont Is a Siarcho'dcr. The
Hon. Hannibal lIamlin, in his speech at the
ratfi alton meeting in Worcester, SAID:
when embarkirg on his western tour
Colonel Fremont was asked if it was not his
ttnion to purchase slave. as a domestic
ioi HiH wiz Ai'H iVI''N "tS- HcCCI OTUoI
one doliar IN human jfesl. and while reason
holds It's sway in nv BRAIN, | NEVER WILL
love nv wife with the most ardent alice
ton. but that wife must toll with her own
hands, rather than own the first dollar in
human flesh"
IMPORTANT FROM WHEATLAHD.-A
correspondent Of tho Pennsylvania, writing
from Lancaster. the home of Buchanan. saws
1.-the sage OF Wheatland is perfectly cool and
composed" just what'hey say of those who
are about TO suffer death This is rather ON
inous. Further along in the same letter the
writer SAYS: while am wiring dark cloud
is rising in the west. and there is every ap-
pearance OF thunder gust" This is anoth-
er very bad omen. 1t prefigures the storm
which 10 gathering in the West 10 PROSTATE
the sage Of Wheatlsnd "-Bo~or Lopvroy
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-01
Prepared By DR.. J. c. AVER & CO.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists. Lowell, Mss1

aud iyf sale hy
DIS. Long & Cain, llillsboroush,
Holt, Murray & 90, Graham,
and Druggists and dealers 10 Medicine every where
March "a. sO-I2m