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The Cincinnati Convention.

The Democratic Convention at Cincinna-
Il, to nominate candidates for President and
Vice President, will assemble there, one
week from Eext Monday. its proceedings
are looked forward to, with deep interest by
men Of all parties. l, is the only perma-
men. organization now in the field. All
those which ere arrayed sgsinst it, are the
creatures OF the hour, founded upon bubbles
blown up by temporary excitement and will
die when the f,sor that brought them into
being has passed by.
Year after year, however, the Democratic
party like sgallunt ship, hos pursued its
course, through sunshine and storm, in vic
tory and defeat, ever true TO the ereut land
marks Of the Government and the Union.- =
It i net only the Oldest, but it is the only
constitutional party in the country. The
victory of the Know Nothining Order of
which fillmore is the standard bearer would
be the triumph Of prescription over LIBERAL
ism, the triumph of religious and social des-
poiism over the unaliensble rights of man.
The success Of the Black Republicans,
would be the victory of sectionalism over
nationalism, Of anarchy over order. No
wonder then that the eyes of the whole ma.
tion are turned upon the movements Of the
Democratic party.
The Convention will be one Of the largest
ever held. Every part of the land will be
represented. Differences OF climate, soil,
local interests and institutions cen never d.
vide its counseIs. Its members stand upon q
platform broad as the Constitution; and the
Constitution covers the ,Ohole country. Nc
compromise line, no narrow boundaries OF
States and localities, will be allowed to in,
teriere withor circumscribe the rights and in
terssts Of any portion Of the people. Dele.
gssss from the hills OF New England, from the
States that lie along our Northern La kes,
from the valley Of the Ohio and Mississippi,
fFsm the coast Of Florida and the golden land
Of California. will meet together in COnven-
ton and Join hands around common Altar.
In these days, when the country is cover.
Cd over with factions each in search Of pow.
or and plunder--when the land is rent with
feuds-when one locality is arrayed against
asother-snd desperate men by still more
desperate measures, seem determined to in
vslve the nation in civil war, it is . proud
eonsola, ion to know and feel that there is
yet one National Democratic party; and that
to il may the people look, for the pre-.
servation of the Union now and forever, one
and undivided"
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FEVER AND AGUE-.AN INFALlBLE CURE
We defy tho world tn prOdnce any medciie which
does NOT contain QuEihe, Bark Arsenic, Mercury or
amy other no ious or deadly compound, 10 cure this
annoying disease eiicctualiy as carer's Spanish
Mixture, hiie 1t contains of tho above named
dangerous ARTICLES yet IL possesses power in rehev
ing ard curing Fever and Aguo which cannot be rc.
preached by any of them separately or in combination.
Is acts specifically on the Liver, Puriies the Blood,
opens the pores of the SKIN aud assists nature to
pei from tie sen the ssedsof hi saase, or what isas
bad, the remains of thr Mineral Drugs, which clog and
finally destroy the constitution
See tho cure nt Mr.. LonglOn. of Virginia. He had
Chiils tAlcea day for years, nothing would rcieve
him Until he tried Caricrs Spanish Mixture. only 3
bottles OF which cf.c'uay restored him 10 health,
| has he had return of the disease since.
And for sale by |. Swift. and c. Hatch, Ravennn;
Wanh " Wilson, Deerfcld; ID. Bostwick. Edinburgh;
| J. W. Cone, franklin Mills: g d G. X. Harmon,
| Aurora; o. i. Drake. Freedom: Parsons 4 Root,
Windham; NIL Dealers IN Medicines everywhere.
RaveDna. Feb 2Sth, lSj6-3C-4w.
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lsr. SHELDON I. KELLOGG, Hsmilton.
ID. HENRY F. SEDAN. of Hamilton.
%. DAVID CLARK, Of Montgomery.
lrH. J. Fl. THOMAS, Of Darke.
ErH. EDWARD FOSTER, of Williams.
9TH. MlCHAL H. DAVIS. Of Clermont.
TIN. WILLIAM CROSSEN. Of Warren.
srH. WILLIAM KERSHNER, Of Clark.
9rR. GEORGE E. SENEY, Of Seneca.
10TH. LEVI DUNCAN, of Jackson.
ilTH. ALFRED McVEIGH, of Fairfield.
l9rn. JACOB SLYH. Of Franklin.
l3rA, JOHN Tiff. Of Huron.
l4TH. JOHN e. MYERS, of Medina.
18TH. JOSEPH BURNS, Of Coshocion.
l6TH. JAMES NJ. GAYLORD. Of Morgan.
l7rH. BENJAMIN +. SPRIGGS. of Noble.
18TH. ALPHONSO HART, OF Portage.
18th. HENRY H. DODGE, Of Cuyahosa.
a0TR. GEORGEG GILLETT, Ashtabula,
alsr. GEORGE COOK, Of Harrison.
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" When your wife begins to scold. let
her have it out. Put your feet up costly over
the fire. e.place; loIl back in your chair; light
one OF your best cigars and let the storm
rage on, say notbing-make no answer to
anything.
Well, a little more advice IL you please.
Having placed yourself in that enciabk po'
sjtion reflect whether you deserve the thun-
der sbout your ears, and II so, Gas 10 proba-
| bly, the case, ) put your feet gently down
cease your "ielline,. J. and put out your cigar
kiss your little wife, and endeavor 70 30
batter husband. ee. \
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Adanss1issrntor's Sale.

BY virtue Of an order Of sale tn directed by the
Hon. Probate Court of Portage county, shall ex'
nose to sale ut Public Auction. the premises. on ta'
2Ist day of juno. ID. 1856, bctween the hours of ten
O'Clock A. NJ. anil four O'Clock p. NJ of said day, the
folio wing described Real estate TO wit situate aud be-
Inv in the town 0f Ravenna in the county of Portage,
ami State Of Ohm and Is known by being par of lot
No. II in the south division Of lots in Rayenna, an Is
in the old State road the southwes corner of land
heretofore owned by Joseph Bradshaw, deceased'
thence north 81 deg ION west 7chains 80 links along
the centre of the old State roud to post thence north
3 deg east chains 25 links to Ost, thence s0uth
s6 deg 10 m cast chains so LINKS TO post, thence
south deg west chains Is links to the place or DO
ginning containing six and Is 100 OF an acre.
be the anne more less lncumbered with the dover
estate Of Lydia willard. Appraised subject to said
do wer estate at SiHty one Dollars and 5O-lGO.
Also the equitable in terest IN other piece of land
situate in the township of Raverna. in the county Of
Portagc ohio being part Of lot 40 H. In the south d.
vision OF lots in Rayenna and bounded Us fLiows:--
Beginning ut the South west corner Of said lots thence
north 2dg 1On east II chains So nks along the wes
line Of said lot post; thence south S1deg lOn east
,ha ms At links 10 post; thence south 4deg 24m
west 10 chains 80 links to post; thence south 2deg
lOm west cains 50 links 10 post; thence south "
deg Ism west chains AT links TO the place of begin
ming containing II 25-OlO acres; incunbered with
Home -tead, and praised subject TO said Homestead
at SI42 49, Said property to be sold upon the petition
Of VIM. j. Sanford, administrator OF John willard
subject the dewer estate and homestead
before mentioned Terms cash at day Of sale.
WM. J. SANFORD, Administrator.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.

New YoRK. May l6.--The steamer Asia
arrived at her berth ut O'Clock this morn.
ing.
The Asia left Liverpool on the morning
of the Sd. The British Parliament had ad.
iourned. The debate, on motion Of Mr..
Whitesidc, for n vote of censure ngainet the
government, for the fall u: Klrs, passed to
DIVISION, but the motion was iost-against
, it, 81 votes.
The official report Of the proceedings Of
the Peace Congress had been published,
but it is little more than a reproduction OF
the protocol and treaty heretofore publish.
ed.
The most interesting feature OF the Peace
Conference happened after the treaty was
signed, in the shape OF un interchange OF
opinion on the subject of European interests
| Count Waleski invited this interchange of
sentiment. and among other things, referred
10 the disturbed state of Italy, recommend
ing that suggestions OF a mider rule be con-
yeved to Italian governments, in which sug
sestuns the plenipotentiaries generally hear
| jly agreed. Count Cavour, on behalf o
Sardinia, urged that secular government be
established in Roman lie ations and tht
Austrian troops withdrawn.
Sharp words eDsued between the Aus
train and Sardinian plcDipoientiaties, bu
it ended in nothing. The pIenipotenti ,ries
then proceeded to discussion Of the new
declaration Of msrati "e law in reference IL
neutral-, &c. To all the principles OF this
law the pIenipotentiuries gave their adhe
sion- Russia qualifying her assent in ths
matter Of privaterring.
Letters from Rtme state that ecclesiasti
cal circles are in panic-slricken at th'
Sandman programme tf Italian REFORM
Sudden departure for Paris Of Mon>igneu
r Perardi is supposed to be connected will
this movement.
i A letter from Berlin says the proposal o
England to capitalize the Sound dues wal
not, acc eptable to Denmark. -z.
LONDON, Saturday,-The treaty between
England, France and Austria, guaranteeing
the independence and integrity Of the Turk
ish Empire, prevailed in Parliament yestcr
day.
Clarendons answer to Marcy's despatcl
of the 9Th Of December was laid before Par
lament last evening. The Uuiiy Ne,rs il
it's comments, refers to the demand fo
Crampton's recall ID an invitation for tht
English Cabinet to disgrace itseli for th'
anu. ement and qualification OF the Govern
ment at Washington.
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fFrou the spihtOf Denoersey.l
Paying the state Debt by Doub-
ling it-MOre Fusion Economy.


Paying the state Debt by Doub-
ling it-More Fusion Economy.
We pubIish THE week. an act Of the Re.
trenching Legislature. ITO provide for the
payment Of the Public Debt Of the State,
due January ]. 1857, and for the payment Of
the interest on the Public Debt" Payment
Of the Public Debt indeed! Reader, ifyou
have an outstanding note aud 60 to take II
up, BY giving another in its place, are you
paying your debt! II not. then neither does
this act pay the State Debt. II isa cheat
practiced upon the State. The Legislature
which passed il, acted in this, as in nearly
every other aet. upon the principle that The
people pere TOO stupid 10 detect their frauds. -
Unless they believed this, they dared not
hope for the approval, by the people, OF an
act gratuitously granting eighteen millions
of dollars 10 bankers and other spectators.
They went to Columbus. on an excite
ment raised by themselves on the subject
OF retrenchmcnt aud in stead OF retrech-
ing, they go to feeding and fostering
the banks at the expense Of the people.
Now when their work is done, 10 divert At.
tentiun from it, they are exclaiming, Good
Heavens, just look yOnder at kansas! There
is man who got into Office by fraud. We
say look at your own State; there is Leg.
isiature, st least one half Of which was e
lected by fraud. Not by Illegal voting, but
BY procuring votes through false representa-
tions. Is it possible that these Fusionists can
put their hunds into thepeople's pockets take
out their money and give it to the banks.
and the people, unconscious ofthe wrong,
shall be Indignantly exclaimiEg against a
drunken row in Kansas, instead Of those
who are r,bing them! Are the people SO
intoxicated with slavery excitement that they
will suffer their money to be squandered
without murmur!
But to this law "paying the public debt
Instead Of paying the debt, as jts title indi-
Gates, it authorizes the issuing Of new GER
tiicstes postponing the payment for thirty
years, thus increasing the amount to be
paid, eighteen million six hundred and elev'
en- thousand six hundred and fifty dollars!
To show that this 10 true, we give below
the figures proving it. After the date Of the
maturity Of the several sums due, in the fol
lowing table, we give the amounts, then lht
per cent they are drawing, and in the r'gh
hand culumn the un cunt of interest, il tht
sums are paid when due:
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Newbursh Lunatic Asylum.

DR.. FIREsroxE, the able and efficient 81.
perintendent o! the Lunatic Asylum at New
burgh has been removed, and Dr.. r. Z.
Horkrss appointed in his stead. The Trus'
tees in dism issing Dr.. FIREsroSE. gave him
certificate cordially endorsing his course
az Superintendent, and as man OF ability
and honor. After such transaction. lei
the Fusionists never talk about prescription
for opinions sake.
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OF The Indians of F,orids, are becom.
ing dangerous to their white neigbors. For
some time past they have been committing
numerous outrages upon the rights and prop.
erty Of the other inhabitants. On the l7lh
ult, they murdered farmer while he was
plowiug in the field. His body was after
wards found BY his friends perforated with
i've balls. A party started, in.pursuit O. the
sayages, but could not Overtake Them.
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Or Speaking Of the beef market in New
York city, the Times says: at will be no.
ticed, as an interesting item, that Ohio and
Illinois furnished over two thousand OF the
two thousand Eve hundred and eight bee
cattle on sale yesterday morning, while the
States east of Ohio furnished only one hun.
dred and fifty two. We learn from this
fact one Of the advantages Of the railroad
lines extended westward from this city"
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Queen victorIa Coming to Amer

The abe London correspondent Of the
Toronto (Canada) Globe, states that repor.
is quite current in England to the effect that
the Queen has some thought Of paying vi
sit, during the coming summer, to her loyal
province Of Canada. She will also, visit the
United States.
Glad of it. It will do her good to visit
country, where oil the sons ore kings and
all the daughters, queens.
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NEWS ITEMS.

or The next State Fair for Pennsylva.
mia will be held ., Pit,sbursh. and viii con,
menee on the tenth ofSeptenber next.
or The State election takes place in
Ohio this fall on Tuesday the i4,h Of octO-
Der, and the Presidential election 10 all the
States on Tuesday the 4th Of November.
Or The General Assembly Of the Old
School Presbyterian Church, decided on
holding their next meeting at Lexington,
Ky.
Or One hundred Polish families mostly
farmers, have settled in Kumes County
Texas, nesr the San Antonio River.
GA Hamilton &C. W. newspaper Is
out with proposal that the people Of Can
ada elect their Governor instesd of import
ing him.
OF The Boston Telegraph states thai
FrsHkR A. KtNGsBuRr of Weym"uth. whose
Office has been twice blown up. has received
several anonymous letters threatening hin
with dire vengeance unless he abandon
liquor prosecutions. !.
OF On the evening OF the 2lst Of April
most cold booded murder was perpetra
ted by one John BARNETT, upon the persoI
of Justice LowTHER, in the town OF Rich
mond, Texas. LowrHEB was killed whi
standing at a looking glass preparing hi
toilet for an evening party.
0F Wine said to be equal to the mos
celebrated Of Europe, has been produced i,
Tennessee, by Mr.. Cabense, a native o
France, who estimates thousand gallon
per acre as an ordinary yield Of a well cul
tivoted Tennessee vineyard.
0TThe recog milton Of Will by the Pres
ident, as Minister from Nicaragua, has give
an impetus to the Ncaraguan fever. Th
South is alive in consequence Of it.
OF JOHN TAYLoR, an old resident {
Fairfield County, Conn, killed himselfin
novel way. He was iound lying with hi
face down, in a stream Of water Of th
depth Of eleven inches, with large fiji
stone npon his back. Apparently he ha
used this stone to aid in the Accomplishment
of his purpose.
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CLEVELAND WOOL DEPOT.

THERE is no longer question, or doubt
L ib the minds thos. who are best acquainted with
tn. advantages tho Cleveland Wool Depot offers for
the sale Of Woods, ilsimrcrtance andPraccabiiity
Located II is. Mt the outlet Of the great w0oLgrow
ing West being Of easy access TO ana
merchants, aud wihib twenty honFs ride OF tho
most distant manufstto tories Of Now England, u pos
sesses great advantages. 4.3s VA, &.
Manufacturers, excepting those who arc engaged as
epeculators ID wo0is speak In the bghestterms Of this
syseu and the M d, satisfactory letters We are 70.
cai wing from our wOOlgrowhg friends have etinnla-
tad us "a increase our ertsto make this house what
thsr woois Ii has sufmouHted all the difficulties and
ha could well be brought against any
tsrprse by eiass ~ spectators opposed 20
nov has more and stronger recommendations than ev-
er We have spared no pains nor expense IN making
annie arrangements for all who may wish, 70 avail
themselves OF the advantages arising from this manner
~ erDdiny AID selling woods. Merchants and wopl4
growers who wish TO realize their wG0ss deltye
r. AZ dur Depot can be accommodated with thefa at
yanees II desired i'll be sent as herctnlore to
those Wishing 10 send Us their wool. and WOOL
TWiNE for tyiHgup heeces, Will be furnished at from
- to 90 10. per ponud. u.
ward sacks or twine we prefer sending ioone addres
our customers In Illinois, apdthe Western States " III
find that ordering sack from Us will save them mne
trouble and nsfc the safS ARRIVAL or the wool hercy
as our ssek are al numbered. and stamped Ceys-
land Wool Depot and AFTER being allied BY c0nsignorss
will Yeatire no other aiarks. si8 * As. 60
we hope for albeEai patronage charges are low
fofhandiing ana ssidg, and We promise our empioy-
crs that our updyided attention shall 30 d. voted ~
their Interest. Very hesnects,naiIiy, y Il IL,
nisyerS SDvpAae Vps q
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CAsuALTIEs.-Four Of Dnpont's powder
mills at Wilmington were blown up on the
9TH. and three men killed.
The City Hospital at ST. Louis was des'
troyed by fire on the 18th.
A morocco factory was burned in Cleve'
land, on the 18th. Loss $4,000.
The Know Nothings have elected their
candidate for Mayor in Providence Rhode
leland.
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OF The people Of the Cape De Verde Is
lands are starving to death. The crops fail.
ed last year. Subscriptions are being taken
in New York to send them relief. A letter
wac received from the bishop of the Tsland'
imploring aid, and the merchants Of New
York are endeavoring to raise money enough
to freight ship with provisions and clear i
for the Islands as soon. as possible.
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or A despatch from Washington says
that this Government is determined upon
the removal Of Mr.. CRAMpToN, the English
Minister. If Victoris does not see fit to re-
call him, he will be sent home.
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01r The London Times il enumerating
some Of the consequences of the late war.
says IL the isuntiest manner possible; I'VE
NAV certainly say thst We spent last year
eas 100 900 more than We should have done
bat ~ ,hst lislle fresk Of he Emperor NIcH-
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A marriage took place few days since in
New Orleans at o'clock in the evening
but the bride taking suddenly i'll, was deat
at 9, and the same paper that chronicied hel
nuptials also published her decease. Thus
in the midst of life, are we in death.
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Oxr Hox. WILLIAM C. DAWSON, Of Gecr.
gin, il dead. His death will be universally
lamented. For thirty years he had been
engaged in public capacity. either 40 SEN
ator Of Representative in the Legislature
Judge ofthe Superior Court or member Of
Congress. In every position bis course wa'
marked BY ability and integrity.
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No Family should be without
EIOOGnmd's German BitterS.
ChiIdrsn afflicted V,h the Summer Complaint sntirsly
-- cured By them. r.

CHIQTtH QlcIeu UIIN INC 'VBtWeT C0MPQINt tNLtTsIy
S cured By them.
CAMDEN, N. j., March IA, 1885.
Dear sir-lt Is with much pleasure that inform you
of the great benefits derived from the Of your Ger
mau Bitters In my family During the greater part
last summer, my son, agedtwo years, severely af-
fcted with the Summer Complaint in the worst form,
for which various remedies prescribed by Physicians
and others were used, but with avail. also sent
him to the try, but proved of but little benefit.
Having bottle Of German Bitters In the house, was
persuaded to try that, which to my astonishment
tirely cured him. Hc continued TO take the Bitters
sometime afterwards and became healthy have the
greatest confidence in tho and feel no hesitation
in saying that NJ family should be without them.
Respectfully yours, JOHN w. PARIS,
To DR.. c. NJ. Jackson. Plum-st,, above SECOND
See advertisement. 39-2w
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SrATuE OF WAsHrxeroH.--In New York
city. on Monday, workmen we're engaged in
breaking ground in Union.squars for the
erection OF the statue Of WAsHrEsToE which
was subscribed for some years since.
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sale OF ascai Estate ny Order o
Probate Court.

ON tho Goth day q; June 1856 between the hours oi
10 O'clock A NJ and 4 O'Clock NJ, on the premises.
will lie offered for sale the following deceased real es-
tntc, as the property Of William Selhy, deceased "
wit: in lot number thr;y-three in the township OF
Of said lott north by the erntre road running oasi
and west through said lot west by land IN the same ot
decide to Philn Sclby, and south hy land belonging 10
Joscphus Holistpr. containing about thirty acres.
stAppraised ut $3.50. ELizaBEi II N~Ehht: ELM
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STtLL TIKI Go.-The Louisville coar-
isr says that large company, composed
principally Of citizens OF Louisville, have
laid outs town in Kansas aud called it Pral-
rie City and that OUe hundred families will
leave the mob city about the lst OF June.
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or Old King Lear in the pl'y, when ne
was out in the storm, snid in his aPossrophs
10 he rain. wind, thunder and lightning;
aYou owe me no subscription"
Weswisb We could ssy the same q oul ,
subscribers. a s:issae, 81 III l.yfe
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or Rumors are lfoat, that Utah will in
a short time appear at the door Of Congress
with Constitution and ask admission into
the family of States. @
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or II can hardly think that ,nan to be
in his right mind" said Cicero. "who i des-
titute Of religion .'.5' n
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o. Mankind ere split into companies.
which follow thsls captains. but see little oi
thsIr general, gsss
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Sl4,oOs,295 $6,6O3,5l6
al l4,OOS,295

Total If paid when due $a0,6ll,Sll
But let the principal Of $l4 O0Sr295 be
postponed 80 years at 6 per cent interests:
Sl4,oOS,235 for thirty years at
per cent is S2o'2lo,l3i
Add to this the principal l4OoS,s9o
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

I7o Among the many pateut remedies Of the day,
there fsw il any. surprising equaling in intrin
sic worth "BaeAS Amsriean Compound" Having
sold large anountthe past season. and Witnessed its
happy effects in very many chronic cases Of disease
constrained to acknowledge its surpassng merits
remedial agent, and feel fully confident that II will
sustain its present high repuationas beTg of the
best medi, ines now in use.
b. M. HUTCHINSON, M. D.,
Chemist and Druggist.
Bedford, Mays 1856. 4c-4w