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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-17
FROM ONEIDA CO-PROSCRIPTION
Correspondence Of Tho N. Y. Tribune.

FLo,p, Oneida Co., Sept Is, 1856.
The Pierce Administration has just perpetrated an
outrage which eIces the indignation Of nearly every
man in this town, except only the instigators of IT,
Mr.. LINUS L. MoULToS has been for nearly thirty
yeas Postmaster in this place. He began his public
service as volunteer in the war of 1872 and though
never an ofce-seeker has well approved himself TO
his neighbors as to have been often honored BY them.
For dozen years he has been Justice of the Peace
here, and in that capacity, by using his influence to
prevent litigation, has everybody's respect. He
has always been Democrat and since the split has
sided with those Of ms called Sos. His natural be-
Devoleuce induced him TO look with indulgence the
conduct of Mr.. Pierce, and he has been indeed gen.
erry advocate OF the policy of the Administration
But the Administration has turned him out Of the
Office Of Postmaster lie had expressed Willingness
b. resign but his neghbors induced him not TO do
So bis own brother, King David as be is known here,
who is leader Of the Hards and INSCRIPTIONS man.
went to work secretly and getting his tools to sign
petition, had the old gentleman ousted, and young
man named Hale appointed in his place. Thus the
Hards have used the Administration 10 osracize the
leading Administration In our town.
We oil feel indignant about il. Mr.. Linus Moulton
Is a highBinded man, worthy citizen, Christian,
and Democrat His brother David, who was the
prime mover in this plot is neither the one nor tho
other. We do not Like his prescription we will not
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-17

fellow citizens assembled tonight upon the victories
that haG already been achieved BY the Repubicaa
party In The hrst place Iowa in thunder tones had de-
c'srd Fedon to be the law Of the prnirs and A the
news hs.hed ovr the telegrsphc wres Vermont thin
The great question Of Freetcm 10 TIE Terr;,a1;~s -
now presented 10 the people. and an r;nor ous.,;css
had by common consent been laid 3d. fr.s.s;.
was now presented to them a. bronj :. a.. "a
vast rs the interests Of humanity Ara :. ,ss.:.r
the generations Of men, and it resolved It'll 49,
What institutions II government, shall he s.tsS,;hi
by your fiat the law of this coutinens
they ready for this question: In oonpsrsss
with all the other. questicns that have sddr,..cd
iiey transcribed them in importance, for the ouss-
tons that had hitherto sgif.ted the public mind
were Of limited durat in their influence and ops~s
tiops Now at THE time, when Il was propose8 not
to extend the blessings Of Liberty, but to extend H.
scourge Of Slavery over that Continent which Goi
gave to their fathers the heritage of Freedom. w
L not solemny required Of them to be faithful to the
cause of Treedomi f :.
Mr.. HALE, in q strain Of feeling and eloquent
remark held the audience entrsnced r upward Of an
hour, interrupted frequently by the hearty bursts az
applause which greeted his bold and manly enuncia-
ton of the principles Of Freedom in the Territories,
Free Speech, and Free Thought.
JosrrH HoxIE was then called upon, and responded
BY making brief and spirited speech.
The meeting, after the Rsnying Song was sung BY
the various Glee Clubs present. in which the audience
Joined with great spirit, adjourned about II O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-17

- CATHARIsE DoLAS We published few days since
in The TRIBUNE communication in behalf of relatives
Of Catharine Dolan. of whom they were in search.
II copied into The Jersey City Ssnfina, and thus
met the eye Of lady in that city, with whose sister
C1iharne lives in Brooklyn. She had heard this girl
tell Of her raess search for her relatives, and knew
from her statements that she was the one. The article
was shown TO Catharne and she eaped for JOY to Learn
that her friends looking for her and with the nope
Of meetir them. If they will call at THE TRIBUNE
Office and inquire for Dir. Strebeigh he viii inform them
Of her residence.
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CENTRAL REPUBLICAN CLUB.

The Fremont and Dayton and Young Men, EsPsSSI
hcsn Associations Of the Eastern Distfics o. noyy.
held joint meeting Monday evening q, .us ~
Hell in DE 0deon r Of eo stusIy as
two Clubs into one in order to more ensc'"s'" ~
vance the interests of the Republican psny; ..u.
be EYecutive Committee OF the two Assocsaons
,d nt ;u favor OF adopting the eonst'tut,Sn ana
hpIr,ea Of ~ be Young Men: Assosi.ou With ssst
x's;ous and also reported the following iss " On
aneieu tn - 70 unanimously elected: .i nf
GERS, wh WHO VIC W. Field Of the Eahteenth Ward,
P,o'e1en,JsrD-Chss b. Fehows Of the Thirteenth Ward;
t,s 81 Fourteenth Ward; VIM. H. Jones, Fhte<nsh
ssec un,y Ofms ns Sxtessh Ward; -Chspncsy Ferry,
Wn a, III Ward Samuel Goodwin, Nineteenth Ward.
et psssi;re Seevsfasy-s. B. Hssenbotsm. r.
Tc,ge,pssl,eg ses.eovyr-0eo. II. Fi'heT, r.i.
T,mss,sy-0 N. Beach. rf.-l ~lfy oif
Elertits Cemmifee-Geo. Field C. g. Messinser JAnes
Wide jrs VIM H. jenkins r. s Jacobs Vim. Snapper Jss
CriSsy, Z. C. Moore and II. W. Colston. - Fl.
large audience Of ladies and gentlemen were pre-
sent end Listened to very effective addresses BY Mess!s
Joseph JerneeaD, and Joseph Hoxie Of New-fork.
Several pieces were sung by the Mustang minssreh
The meeting was on enthusiastic one, and indicates
seenstsnty growing interest fOt the Repu0'e'h e''
Ia the Eastern District. nt-
At the close Of the meeting over6ty names were ed.
rolled upon the books of the Association. RI. e, 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-17

OHIo.-The following is the Fillmore State ticket IN
Ohio:
For School Superinfendent-D Wooster Stevens OF C'er
mont. . ..
Ifto.n Gene-ai-J. NJ Bushnell Of Guemsey
Bcnyd u Public W'oyks-Wm Odheld Of Scioto 49,
Jsdges Of Supreme Couy-Sho term 5. Brush OF Trsnhln
long term, Daniel Peck Of Belmont.
RICHMOND CouHTY.-The Republicans held
County Convention at Richmond on Friday evening,
and selected the Hon. Henry j. Seaman and Francis
g. Shaw, esq., Delegates to the State Convention.
Good men and true.
The Prescott Wis., Transcript is among the
new recruits to the army Of Fremont and Freedom.
The Central Fremont and Dayton Club hold a meet
ing at the Tabernacle this evening. The Hon. Henry
Wilson and Lieut.-Gov. Raymond will address the
audience. The Republican Gee Club will be present
--KFrP 1T BEFORE THE PEoPLE-That to this day no
man in Kansas has ever been punished By law for Of
fepses committed against individuals Of the FreeStae
party Nor ONE!
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PROBABLE MrRDtR.-The body OF man who was
probably fret robbed nd then murdered pnd oeerk
yestdSy ming In the wser opposite bile Care nees ~
walk leading the Elysan Fields IN Hoboken He bad bu
ssi bed in places the back end in the brent Ha
pi bad been cut ot WHICH lssds the bssl sAss ns ~
robbtd Eothins forrd "a BIS Ioce<s except piece o.
circular Of an Institute Fsris II 10 behaved that he Wa
Frnein Censp Coroner Crane Of HcbcArn nS a.
iury and the evidence Of VIM Z. Patton, who iouna
ioay was taken which the invesf.fion 49, 30 ~
10 ,i. mornipx At o'clock No clue could - s@A's
name. He was apparently - ysass ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-17

A srvERE Enthusiastically, on the occasion OF
the celebration Of the surrender Of Mexico, Gen. Vuh-
Of Mississippi wished to hsve an introduction 10
the remnant Of the New-York Volunteers indsviduAiy
Segs. Peel and Farrell declined an introduction on inc
gre und that they did not wish an Acquaintance WIN
any msn that publicly extoned bully Brooks Tor h's
csro,d'y assault on the Hon. Charles sumner: ..
IEv0ias REGISTER SEPT H.
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over to Fremont and Freedom in Q body, bringing
soores with them. The Fillmore vote will be light in
this ccunty-in fact, nothing out Of the city and vii
lagos"
MAIEE.-1Ae Portland Adrerfiser Of Monday has
returns Of the vote for Governor from 400 towns aud
plantations, giving the following aggregates:
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endure IT, And finding that he alone is consulted by
our msnsging Democrats the people here generally,
Democrats and all Others, propose TO vote for Ere
m mt and sec If he will let David Moulton represent
him here We have confidence nc will not.
AUTHORIZATIONS
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Net Republican gain. ...."....'''''.|s'ti
The Adurtiser says:
"The vote of this year will be about ten thousand
heavier than the vote Of last year, which was the
largest ever thrown in this State by some fourteen
thousand.
"Gov Wells falls short Of the vote he received last
vosr ore than THREE THOUSAND, and Mr.. Pstten falls
behind Reeds vote of last year more than POUR THOU
1--WE think Mr.. Hsmn's vote will come well up to
SEVENTY THOUSAND, his majority over Wells
and Patten to about NINETEEN THOUSAND, and bis
plurality over Wells to JwESTr-FIvE THOUSAND
The new Legislature looks thus:
Senate. .Repub. 80 Anti, ! Repub. 9 Anti, %
House :. .Repub. l25 Anti 26 Repub. 60 Anti, 81
Some change here.
The following is the Fremont Electoral ticket for
Virginia, with the exception Of two Electors at large
who have not yet been nominated. Gov Wise volun
teered time ago to say that the acceptance Of
nomination for q Fremont Elector would be at least
constructive treason. We shall see whether he will
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-28
IMPORTING AND SPORTING
ESTABLISHMENT

SAMUEL SUTHERLAND Importer and Aanutactures
= of Guns, Rides, Pistols, Gun Materials, and the inner
descriptions Of Cutlery, No. l32, Main Street, RichncIt'
Va asks the attention Of the Southern public TO his larLg
and well selected stock of goods. He imports directly
from Europe, aud 10 therefore enabled to supply Guns
Pistols, Fishing Tackle. Walking Canes, &c upon as rct'
.onable terms as similar goods can be purchased In IN"
Northern cities. While at the same time, be knows, from
long experience in the trade, that isstock Is bette: ainp
cd to the wants Of the Southern public than can generally
be- found in the largest importing houses in III" H0r,n'rn
anil Eastern cities He deems il unnecessary to pattich'
lsrize his stock. Suffice il TO say, that t compri'es ev'ry
article In the trade, from Percussion caps up to me Ihraes'
swivel Guns He asks a call from southern Merchants
Ill $50 ..,;.fa.,o-r Oct 25-c2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-28
VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE,
LAND AND MILLS FOR SALE.
0nn X Of lind, with n Steam Saw and tw
SVHNy Gtlar Mlns lYin. On both sidrs The main stnn

LAND y MILLS FOX SALE.
0nn ACRES Of lind, with a Steam Saw and two
OOO GriN Mills, lying on both sides the main stage
aud telegraph road leading from Petersburg to Cabin
Point, ~ miles from the former and ) from tho latter place.
i,mles from Hood's Landing ON JHr.cs River, and 3 from
r good creek landing, from which latter place all our ship.
mcuts are ma &c.
There Is now on the land about 3,oo1,NO feet of good
heart pine and oak lumber, and a large quantity of sale
wood.
The situation i, decidedly healthy, and the land well
adapted TO farming.
Two thirds vi lhe purchase money will be taken in
Sawed Lumber, ut Il liberal price.
a bargain may be mad ny early application to the sub
sciibers nj Petersburg, Va
Sept 3O-cwJ' PAYNE & JACKSON.
TWO TRACTS OF HENRY Lam FOR SALE.
Y health rendering II necessary that | should remove
III to the South, offer for sale the Trnct of Land On
which ! now reside, 81 miles from Danville, l2 miles from
Henry Court House, and about the same distance from
Leakavilc, N. c., containing ten hundred and ,hirty.six
acres. This land lies upon M~arrowbonc Creek. It Is Of
pure red or chocolate color, and very productive. Il has
been for u number OF years worked every wear, until nut
il in three divisions. and each one will average. one wear
with another, aW barrels OF corn, without impro vrnicn,.
A considerable portion is also In woods. lhave also about
1000 fruit trees of every variety, and Of the best kind that
could be selected frcm several States. The dwelling
house il very convenient and handsome. and hsa n from
OF - feet. THERE is aiull supply Of other houses thar such
m estate requires.
The other tract centains five hundred and siS,yseven
acres, and is seven niles East Of the above mentioned
truct. with nearly 2W acres cleared recently. The re-.
mainder is heavily tinbered The soil il of q fine and ne.
culiar grey color, ant produces that hne manufacturing
tobacco. so remarkable for its oil and sw.e,ness This
land is distant from Danville about % miles. and from
Leaksville about six niles.
am anxious to sell rs soon as possible. The terms
will be liberal. would take likely negroes in part pay.
ment NJ postoffct is Horse Pasture, Henry county. Va
Sept 3O-cw6w }. I. HAIRSTDS,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-28
AIrAB PROPERTY IN RICHMOND
CoI,NTv rnR SALE RENT OR LEASE.

II OFFER for ssle. rent or lease, TOTUSkEf BRIDGE
i property, lying on the Creek beirg one OF the best
merrcantile stands in Virgins, the Creek being nIrisaole
for vessels OF large size up TO the store, which ! me pm
cipsl depot for mos, OF the grain, wood, timber. DC ship
ned from the county The tract contains about lis acres
Of Land, and has upon ii good dwelling. 'torchou'e, gra'
n.ries, &c, all in good order.
I also offer for sale or lease, he house and LOT in the
vinare of Warsaw occupied by r. B Stewart. The dwell
inr i, large and in good condition. and Is a good location
tnss q male or female school, being remarkably healthy.
and a large school having been kept there tor SOME
years. ....,,. p,,,,
on ths Rappahsuuock river. The house was bull: last
wear, and contains four or i've good rooms. A profitable
business may be done here in planting oysters n large and
,,ccessful business having been done there for many
years.
Address. LYME SHACKLEFORD,
or,oI-c5. Warsaw, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-28
YALTIBLE LAND FOR SALE.

IN pur.uance Of a decree Of the Circuit and Superior
Il Court OF appomattox county. the under'igned' a.
Commissioner. offers Tor sale the tract OF land called
"ROSELAED"
The tract contains $50 acres, more or less, and lies beau
tifully in one of the most healthy regions OF virginia. Inc
land il in a good state OF improvement, adapted to the
growth of corn, wheat, tobacco and oats, well tiInbered
and watered. The improvements consist OF a large and
commodious framed Dwelling House. containing nine
rooms. barn. stables. ice.housc, cnrriaEe.h'use, and all
other necessary out.houses, TWO elegant spple ond one
peach orchard.
Post.ohrce, shops, mills, &c ere very convenient, and
slso churches of different denominations. The society will
~favornbly compare with any in Virginia. 1t is situated six
miles from the ApPomatiox Depot, on the South Side Rail
road, elk miles from the county seat, eighteen miles from
Lynchburg. and nine miles from the James River Canal
TERMS Credit of one and two yenrs, secured byam
pie personal security, and the reserved title TO the land
Persons wishing to purchase, will please address me at
SmithHlle, Powhatsn county, Virginia: Possession given
at any time. JAMES u. MOsbl' Cohilhi'
Applications may be made also to Messre GoppiS d
APPERsoS, Auctionecrs, Richmond, Va.
lct Q-claulm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-28
FARM NEAR POWHATAS COURT
HDI'SF FOR SALE

My farm contains $50 acres Of land, about 100 OF
Ul which lie wood land OF original growth, the balance
in a good arabic condition, and well adapted tn the grown
of corn, wheat, oats and tobacco. The dwelling mousse
commodious and in good comfortable condition, contain,
ing seven rooms. The quarters, stables and osfn, -
other necessary out houses, including an overseei : =
and tobacco houses, are all in good eomior'Soie fePan'~
A crop Of wheat is being seeded. -
onethird of the purchase money in casa; the osIaaee "
two equal annual payment; bearing Interest ,s IRON a.. = .,
sale, 10 be secured by bonds aud approved security 'A
TIL, plantation is distant: frorn Jefferson a landing on
James River, 5 miles, and 10 miles from the Pownstsh &c.
i. . % ,hs R;cbmond and Danville Railroad, one mile from
ppUL.,an Cont House. The stnge connecting with the
$1,000 and DanYille Railroad carr, passes within A few
yards of the house;
n.r nexr Address JOB. A. MAYO,
~ Powhatan c. II.
Or apply to GoDprs & APPER,oS, Richmond, Va.
Oct S2-clm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-28
TRTsTEE,s SALE AT GORDONSvILLE OF
HOI'SES AMI LOTS.

IN virtue of "a deed of trust executed to me- by II. NJ.
Liuney and his vile duly of record in the Clerks
Office of Orange, | shall, on FRIDAY, the 2sth day Of No
vernbcr ncx,, if fair, If not. the next fair day, proceed to
sell on the Premises, n, publicnuciion. TO the highest bidder,
a Iot al the village of old Gordonsvillec containing let cen
a fourth and a half acre, having thereon two large frame
dwelling houscs in good repair. with all the necessary out
houses. This property, from its location and arrange.
ment, /. admirably suited for a fcnnle seminary. for which
purpose il has been successfully used.
On the same dag shall olcr for sale, on the premises, a
lot AT the Gordonsvills Depot, containing half an acre,
having thereon a large store houses, with a comfortable
dwelling in the upper story. a commodious lumber house
and other out houses. This store.house 10 an excellent
stand for business.
TERMS-Thea above described property will be sold on
a credit Of six. twelve and eighteen months, the purchaser
giving bonds, in equal inS,alrnents, with good security
bearing interest from the day of sale. The title will be
withheld until the last payment is made.
The title to the property ID believed TO be good, but
acting as trustee, shall convey such title only MS is vested
in me by the deed aforesaid.
DC, 25-ctds WIN. F. GORDON, JR, Trustee.
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SALE OF SLAVES, sT9cK, Crops, Sc. IN

SPOISfLNaNlS IoUNIl
nURSUAST 10 a decree of the Circuit Court of the
county Of Spots ylvania, entered on the eth day OF
May, ls56. in the suit OF Clayton q. Coleman ~. }. u. b.
Coleman ct ais the undersigned, special Commissioners
thereby appointed, will proceed to cell At public auction,
at the late residence OF VIM. B. Coleman. deceased. in
Spotsylvania county. three miles North of Walters Tav.
erp, 10 miles from Beaver Dam and Fredsricks Hall De-
pots, OIL the Virginia Central Railroad, and % miles from
fredericksburg, on TUESDAY, the 25th day OF November,
1856. il fair, il not the next fair day, all the Slaves OF
which the late VIM. B. Coleman died seized and possess.
ed, consisting OF n No. l lot OF men, women. boys and
girls. The undersigned, as administrators Of VIM. B:
Coleman, deceased, will. at the same time and place, sell
three or four hundred barrels OF Corn, crop OF Fodder
Shuck,, 4 large young Mules, Work oxen Cows, House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, &c.
The terms will be made known on the day OF sale.
All persons having claims against the late VIM. b. Cole.
man. whether as principa! or security, are hereby notihed
to present them to Col Clayton 6. Coleman, properly su'
then,icated, for rryment, otherwise this notice will De
plead in bar OF pay ment Of the same.
CLAYTON G. COLEMAN,
JOHN G. B.. COLEMAN,
Commissioners and Administrators of
Oct o.--cwJw William b. Coleman, decd.
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THIRTY.FIvE NEGROES AND OTHER

NoR SALE, at public auction, without reserve. on
Wallace. creek Plantation, in the county Of Charlotte,
,hirty 1--WE valuable slaves, consisting of men, women, boys
and girls. r..u..
MI the crop. OF Corn, Osts, Fodder, &c, and all the plan.
talon tools and utensils, including a good ThrethinS Ma.
chine, Wagons, Carts, &c, which may belong to the plan
tariop: among the cattle are good Oxen and Beeves.
| NAV also offer for sale about $1,000 pounds Of good
Pork.
TEnns-Cash for the negroes, but If time be required
to make pecuniary arrangements. a credit Of six months,
interest added, will be given, and for all the other pro-
perty, a credit of four months; in all cases of credit sales
the purchasers executing bonds with approved security.
THOMAS WATKINS, Trustee
Sept ll-ctds For J. r. Watkins.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-28
LANES RIYER ESTATE FOR Sale.

NDlI
TIME subscriber ofers at private sale, that beautiful
Farm in Goochland county, called O~RAPAkES, ~
ing on James River, Licking Hole Creek, and the James
River and Kanawha Canal, four miles above The Court
House, md thirty four miles from Richmond The stua.
tion il among the most beautiful on the river, command
ing a view OF the whole arabic surface, a fine view of the
surrounding country and canal, for several miles up and
down the river The estate lie in a high stnte OF improve
ment, and a remarkably healthy one. 1t adjoins the es
tates OF Thomas J. Dcane, w. b. Weisiger. and K. Skip.
with, and contains a3s acres. of which III / , acres are
first low grounds. 220 acres Of second low grounds, 2I2
acres of arabic high land, and 329 acres Of wood land
The improvements consist of n frame dwelling with eight
rooms, IA good kitchen, out.houses, quarters, overseers
house built in the last i've years, with brick chiinneys
and unierpinning, and a new brick barn, 6Ox30, with
a shed running the whole length, sixteen feet wide, a new
thre-niug machine, a new ice house, and all necessary
stables, &c.
Any person wishing to purchase R desirable residence,
would do well to visit this before purchasing elsewhere, as
| will sell on reasonable terms.
Every preparation is now making to seed 200 acres in
wheat this fall, 100 Of i, in fallow, and the corntield has
been sowed in peas.
To a desirable purchaser | would sell every thing as it
stands, and most of the negroes.
Ny manager, Mr. Sanders, will show the estate 10 any
one wishing to purchase.
Ny address is Subjects T. o Powhatsn county.
Oct l5-ctf MILES C. SELDEN.
H"SWhir will please COPY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-28
. HOOI LANDS GERMAN BITTERS-
s Ccr.:a,s : VI Ralph Lutte, Esq, Editor "Spir't

~ ~InoSroS, October so. 1858
b. {. " JACKS -Dea Sir: The Biters are in grea,
k-aa: here. In Gdition 20 the quantity sold BY Monkey
;,,,e.. your "a n;s, the two other stores sell more OF
- han any oth r medicine. find they are much used
.,.yslescen, :, ser patients TO rebuild their broken
F~.,.:a,!ona ! ve used during the last summer, in my
!: f.rn.ly. four ~.cttles. They were recommended TO me
/ ~ a ne,ghbor at a time when my system was much
! :s:si from u effects OF a severe Bilious Fever
[r gave me Ri appetite, and restored Il tone ana Tisor
~ whole system. In one uf the September numbers
IS paper, / reluted my experience OF the good effects
l.. b:i;ers, since which time they have had a large sale,
! ave now become the standard medicine in this VI
. conclusion, | would say, tha, ! feel great pleasure in
=: YOU this testimony OF the value and success OF your
scs;ion.
y Respectfully, yours, RALPH Lutte.
:. ale oy drus .is:s and s;oreSeepers everywhere, and
,.rRCELL, LADD l. CO. and BENNETT, BEERS &
,::.r2 pirh,noni Oct 9T-dSc2w