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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-06-04
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DOUGLAS THREAT.
BY A. c. HILLS

I've intend to subilue yOu."-SenGt0r D'Eeia
The threats Of craven tyrants now
Have power no more to overawe;
5 The times have changed" the Southern no.
We own no longer as our law
Not as the former days are these;
The spirit that hath slept so long,
While traitors sold us. wakes At length
In stern defiance ofthe wrong!
Subdue US What can you subdue
The bounding pulses Of the free
Hope We to crush with pompous threats
The awakened soul Of liberty
Think We the soil the pilgrims trod,
With iron hearts and arms as strong,
And gave to Freedom and to God,
Hath fallen to a craven throng
Think We, the fire our fathers lit
Was hut false and transient fame
Hath Eunker's Hill a meaningyeta
Il freedom but an empty name
Subdue MS Chain the tameless winds,
And bid the ocean cease TO roll
subdue US No We spurn that threat
The offspring of q perjured soul
There is spirit in our time,
Serene and fearless, calm and deep;
Long hath it slept, but riseth now
Like huge giant from his sleep!
The North. in all her countless hills,
With this stern spirit is endued;
Her love of freedom deep and strong,
Cries out ave will not lie subdued :"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-06-04
WHAT Is A YEAR /?

What is a year 'Tis but wave
On life's dark rolling stream,
Which is so quickly gone that We
Account il but dream
'Tis hut single. earnest throh
or Times old iron heart,
Which tireless nov, and strong as wher
1t first with life did start
What lisa year 'Tis but turn
OF Times old brazen wheel,
Or but page upon the book
Which death mus. shortly seal
'Tis but step upon the road
Which we must travel DER;
a few more steps and we shall walk
Life's weary round no more
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-06-04
From the Pitts. Gazette
THE SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

The ATTACK ON MR. SUMNER.-The
news of the cowardly attack on Mr.. Sum-
ner By vilIainous South Carolinian,
stirred up deeper Indignation among
our citizens, yesterday, than we lave
ever before Witnesses. 1t was an indig-
nation that prevailed all classes and con-
ditions of men. The assault was so de-
liberately planned, being made in the
presence and under the encouragement of
crowd of bullies, when Mr.. Sumner
was alone, and unarmed and defencelesss,
and it was conducted so brutally- fifty
blows being inflicted upon an unresisting
victim, until the weapon of attack was
used up. and not one hand raised among
the bystanders to stay the fury of the
perfdious wretch, that every feeling Of
human nature revolts at the exhibition.
Barbarians and savages would not be
guilty OF such unmanliness; and even the
vulgar blackguards who follow the busi.
ness of bruisers and shoulder -hitters
would have far higher sense of fair
play than was shown by these patterns Of
ehivalry.
1t is time now, to inaugurate a change.
1t can no longer be permitted that all the
blows shall come from one side. II
Southern men will resort TO the fist to
overawe and intimidate Northern men,
blow must be given back for blow. For
bearance and kindly department are
lost upon these Southern ruff ms. 1t
were as well to throw pearls before swine
as turn one cheek to them when the 9th.
er is smitten. Under the circumstances
now prevailing, neither religion mol
manhood requires submission to such
outrages. Northern men must defend
themselves; and if our present represen.
tatives will not fight, when attacked
| lct US uuU lHOSS WIZ VIII. IL Is uO
enough, now, to have backbone; there
must be strong right arms, and deter.
mination to use them. The voters OF
the free States, in vindieation of theil
own manliness will, hereafter, in addi
ton 10 inquiring of candidates: Will
you vote so-and so, have to enlarge the
basis of interrogation, and demand an
affirmative answer to the question, viii
you fight? 1t has come to that, now,
that Senators and Representatives can
not enjoy the right of free speech OF
free discussion, without being liable to
brutal assaults; and they must, Of neces-
sity, arm themselves with sword-canes
or revolvers. To think of enduring qui-
etly such attacks as that upon Mr. Sum-
ner is craven and pusillanimous. These
cut-throat Southrons will never learn to
respect Northern men until some one of
their number has rapier thrust through
his ribs, or feels bullet in his thorax-
1t is lamentable that such should be the
case; but it is not in human nature to
be tramp!ed on.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-06-04

OK the day of the funeral of Thomas
R. Borden, the respectable citizen Of
Green county, Alabama, who was shot
dead in his bed, it was found that his son
had decamped with his fathers horse and
four III ,usand dollars. He was pursued,
arrested, and is doubtless the murderer.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-06-04


The assault committed upon Mr.. Sum-
ner in the Senate on Thursday is an act
that should be vigorously condemned by
men of all parties and of every section of
the country. 1t was gross and un-
manly assault, committed upon an un-
armed and unprepared man, under cir
cumstances of peculiar outrage, and as
such should everywhere be character
lied and condemned. The proceedings
in Congress on the subject yesterday,
indicate that it was not simply the result
of impetuous passion upon the part Of
one individual, who felt himself person
ally called upon to revenge the obloquy
thrown upon a relative, but that it was a
premeditated affair to which other rep.
resentatives of South Carolina gave coun-
tenance. This fact, if proved, will give
additional seriousness to the outrage,
and impose still more imperatively upon
Congress the duty of vindicating its dig
nifty and Furnishing the offenders.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-06-04

EARLY ATTAcuMENTs.-The attach
ments of youth rarely ripen into the
warm and enduring love of maturity
Like early spring buds, they are nipped
by the frosts of experience, or fade into
dim recollectious of their transient beau V.
The poetry and beauty Of the world
are not confined to the country. Is not
promenading panorama of blushing
beauties as poetical and lovely as a huge
snow-banl or grove of green trees?-
Friendship is the medicine for misfor-
tune, but ingratitude dries up all good
ness.
A bleeding finger IS more noticed than
a bleeding heart.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-06-04

press all investigation, and, Of course, TO
let the rufian go scot free. One mem
Der from Philadelphia, Mr.. Florence. of
the First District, to his shame be it said,
was found voting with this minority.
If a Northern member of the House
had assailed a Senator in the Chamber,
he would have been expelled from his
seat at once, and the North as we'll as
the South would have rejoiced at his
punishment. We should have advocated
such punishment and approved it. But
Mr.. Brooks is protected by his degree of
latitude, and it is considered dangerous
TO interfere with the fighting propensi
ties of gentleman of his geography
Moreover, from the character of the vote
in the House, it seems that the right of
Congressman TO commit crimes is to be
made party question, and it is to be
adopted into the Pierce platform, by way
of securing votes at Cincinnati. In no
other way can we account for the fact
that the Pierce democrats have so gene
rally voted against an investigation.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-06-04
Cboite 5listellanp,
THE VERMONT COUSINS.

"a CAPITAL STORY FOR YoUNs L.D1Es.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-12-04


north south east-sw south wesh ha
Michigan roalw Michigan roadund,
thya the the
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-12-04
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Notice is hereby gs> :, ,laa,
the foregoing lands and toyvn
lots have been returned de-
Eingugcnt to this Office, 10y the
Treasurer of said county, for
the nol-pay1nent Of taxes due
OH them, and owing from the
ownels thereof, for the year
1866, and that the whole Of
the several tracts of land and
town lots I'm said list contain
ed, or SO much thereof us
may be necessary to dis
charge the taxes, penalty, in
terest, and charges, which
may be due thereon, or from
the owners thereof, ut the
time of sale---vvSiE bc sold at
public auction at the Court
house door i'm Plymouth, In
said county, ON the first Mon
day lin january NEXT, COM
mencing precisely at ten o.
clock "a. sn. os said day, by
the County Treasalrer, a,n-
less salt taxes, penalty, later
est and cllargcs 0re paiei be-
fore that time.
z. MCDONALD.
e4@dj'0r.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-12
MARYLAND LOTTERIES

O41le1 MARYLAND CoLsoLIDATED LOTTERIES
Baltimore, July lst, 1855.
~ Tickets ar Certificates Of Packages Of Tick
efs, IN the LottsSies authorized by The State OF
Maryland bear the litho9,ophsd sig nature of X.
BHBNAN, CexereI Agent for the CoHirGetSr,
and any Others are frauds
Owing TO numerous applications from all
parts OF the country. the management will give
their attention to the filling of orders for Tick
cts or Certificates, in the Maryland Lotteries
Persons at distance may confidently rely
upon having their orders for Tickets promptly
filled, and the str ctest confidence observed.
These Lotteries are drawn daily in public in
the city of Baltimore, under the superintsndence
Of the State Lottery Commissioner. Heavy
bonds are given TO the State a. security for the
payment of all prizes. The prices Of Whole
Tickets are from 81 to $40. Half and Quarter
Tickets in proportion.
There are neverless than q, 900 Prizes in any
Lottery, which prizes vary In amount from ST
TO 500, 600, according 10 the price Of the Tick
ct. For instance
When the price of Tickets is ST. the
highest prize is about $4,000
When the price Of Tickets Ia So the
highest prize is about $4,000
v hea the price of Tickets ia S. the
highest prize is about $4,000
" hen the price of Tickets Is $40 the
highest prize Is about $4,000
When the price of Tickets is so the
highest prize is about $40 0ea
with numerous Prizes of $40 900, S. 900, ST.
0O0. $500, 500, &c, &c, Persons can remit
us any amount, from 81 upwards, that they
" ish to invest, on receipt of which we toward
it's value in Tickets in Lottery designated
by the purchaser. or, If none be designated then
some Lottery that will be drawn after the buyer
has got the ticket in his possession. An Off
cial Scheme OF the Lottery will DO sent with ali
tickets or rdered, carefully sealed In All ordinary
envelope, and on the day the Lottery is drawn
the Official drawing will be- sent. together with
a written explanation OF the result OF the pur-
chase. The drawn numbers are also published
In the daily papers Of the city Of Baltimore. and
in the Daily National Intellieencer Washing.
ton, D. G. A circular containing all the
schemes will be sent to any one by addressing
the undersigned. Address orders for tickets to
F. X. Brennan.
No. 4 Calvert st., Baltimore, Maryland
Sep. IL. '55. v5-ly
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-12
ARyEI rrfSIARn HORACE RvERE- r.
LEONARD & EVERETT,
LAND AGENTS AND BANKERS,

COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA
COLLECTIONS made and promptly remit
u I'd
Deposits received and interest allowed.
Exca:n2e bought and sold.
Land Warrants located for non-resldents,
and.
Sold to settlers on time.
Highest price paid for Land Warrants.
Letters for Information promptly answered /.
Rents collected, property leased, taxes Pald'
and all business
Connected with real estate carefully attended
to.
Emigrant- furnished with Typographical
Maps and surveyors
Particular attention given 10 the making OF
desirable and permanent investments for nom
residents, ard in loaning money at the usual
rates of the country
AT our office will be found accurate maps
from the Land Office Department, showing the
timber, swamp i prairie land, course of fstreams,
roads, bluffs, &c, &c, which We will take pleas
ure in showing to our customers
We WILL upon request, obtain at the Regis
ters Office, pats showing the vacant land in
any township, and sent them by ma l. upon re-
ceiving the land Office fee of 81 cents, which
can he remitted us by mail in stamps.
Horace Everett, of the above firm, Attorney
at Law, VIII give ms particular atte"tioh 10 t'e
investigation OF titles and the general du ties Of
his profession, which can be attended to al his
office.
We refer TO Lincoln Clark, Dubuque st
Jok Powers 4 CO., Mobile, Ala Cleaveland
Bros New Orleans; Lucas & Smonds, Darby
Barksdale; 81. Louis; Cashier Metropolitan
Bank, New York; Joseph Whitney & Co, Bos
ton; CadwsIlader, Wallis, Esq, Chilocothe
Ohio A. G. Eye, Esq, Westminster, Maryland
Geo. + Huff. Esq, Shenandoah Co, Va;
Aug. 28. '55. w5n25tf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-12
GEo. GREENE. JOHN WHARF, IR. r.H. sESroS
Greene, Weare x Benton.
Bankers, Dealers in Exchange aad
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOv

COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA.
NOTES and Bills collected aud remtted to
~ any part Of the United States.
Money received on deposit, and interest al
lowed.
Eastern or Southern Drafts furnished in sums
TO suit purchasers.
Land Office funds paid for Currency or Bills
of Exchange.
Loans effected on good security.
Taxes paid, titles m'ned and Real Estate
bought aud sold on Commission.
Lands entered for settlers aud time given 10
payment.
Office opposite Pacific House, in west lower
room Of Land Office.
REFERENCES.
F. S. Jesup Co., Bankers, Dubuque,
w. j. Barney & Co, Iowa.
Cook & Sargent, Bankers, Davenport, Iowa.
Culberton & Reno, Bankers, Iowa City, Iowa.
Peoples Bank, New York City.
Ketchum, Rogers & Bennett, Bankers, New
York City.
Seldom, Withers & Co., Washington, D. c.
Hon. Chas. Mason, Com, Of Patents, Wash
ington, D. C.
Hon. A. c. Dodge, s. q. s., Burligton, Iowa.
q" G. w. Jones, g Dubuque, Iowa.
i" Jos. Williams, Chief Justice, Muscatine,
Iowa.
Council Bluffs, Iowa, Jan /, 1856, If
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-12
IL. A. RUSSEL'S
NEW .SHA WING SALOOv

On Broadway. where the finishing touches to
cleanliness and genteel appesrance are bestowed
without stint or grudgirg. The public are po.
litely invited to call al mis- rooms where, should
he be 30 lucky y to ehave them, ths keen edge
of chagrin will be removed by the consolation q
that il was done sleek, easy aud without hurt,
lug the feelings.
~ Next door bs.ow Pegram's store. Council
Bluff, Iowa. v5nl4tf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-12
Land Agency at Council Bluffs !
RICHARD If. YOUNG.
.e Conmi~Sioner Of the General

LAND OFFICE,
TTAEING opened an Agency Office in Wash
/ 1 ugton Civ. viii devote his attention to the
proearencnt OF Revolutionary, Invalid, and half
paw Pensions. aud Bounty Land Warrants and
to he prosecution Of claims generally before
Congress. and tho Executive Departments OF the
ooEernmeut. lie will attend especially To all
claims affecting tie titles to land, contested
pre-en. pjiou cases, &c, and To all claims for
horses los; IN the service during the late war
~ith Mexico. back pay, extra -ay. &c.
Letters addressed TO Richard d. Young.
" Washington city post paid, viii receive prompt
attention RICHARD NJ YOUNG.
" Washington City, July /. ls53.-l4-tf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-12
TUESDAY, FEB AIRY IL, 1856
MUSIC, AC...NEW YORK.

he Eolias piano fortes sent to the Crystal
ecs from tho great music rooms Of Horace
srs, have been proved 10 be unsurpassed
M cthers IN those qualities which the great
performers must prixe.--Eveuing Post.
he Pianos sold by Mr.. Waters are very pop.
= The frame work 10 metallic and the in
6ment 10 warranted to stand any CLIMATE
: scarcely any need Of tuning. IN. Y. Daily
~.
he inven of the new voices has dives
that instrument Of its harsher tones, and
n ~ oil the purity and richness of q parlor
nn.-Evening Atlas, Albany, NY
Ajs admirable instrument 10 everywhere
Id Christian Reflector, Boston.
= Ealiaa Piano 10 now the chief attraction
nastesl cisclss in the sputh .--AiabAas
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-12

AgISUIEG 10 continue the business Of her
w late husband, would respectfully inform
the eitz-rs uf this city, and The travelling COM
Hunty shat she viii be prepared o furnish
t1em with board and lodgings on the most rea-
souaae terms at the City Hotel on Middle
Broadway. Ber table will be furnished with
az the seasons afford.
CHARLOTTE 1RMOR.
Council Bluffs. Aug 9Th, Sd n44-tf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-12
Estate OF Wm. Pollock. Deesased.
PUHIYC SALE.

By virtue of an order OF the Co ty CoGS
Of Pot,awattasnie county. Iowa, daisl on TIA
18th day of November, 1855, TO cie directeds
will on Wednesday. the 18Th day of Marco
1856, between thu hours OF io o'clock q. u.
and 4 p. IN, expose to sale Il. the door Of ,h,
County Judges office, in Council Bluffs, is
said county. the following desciibed property,
belonging to the estate OF Nn. 7 oisoeA, DECD. I.
,o-wit-
The undivided u Of the west e Of the north
east quarter Of section No 20, township NO
IS, range 70. ~ west, containing oo acres. j.
To !. sold for ths payment Vt the dsbls Of
said estate. Terms, Cash.
CORNELIUS VOORRIS,
Administrator.
FaicE l. JAAEs. Attys.
Nv ~ ,ss v5a4in3
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-12
FARM FOR SALE.

AN excellent well tilnbered and watered
farm, containing l20 acres, on Honey Greek.
in Pottawattamie county, for sale. There is
20 acres in cultivation and good comfortable
cabins, and first rate we'll OF water thereon.
The farm is situated directly on the main stage
route from Conncil Bluffs to Sioux City, aud
l259 miles from the former place. A good bar
gain will be given If application is imnedi
ateiy made TO the owner on the premises.
ARCHIBALD PATTEN
Jan 8, SO. Il
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-12
II. n. 6iI.LAORE .

VEGETABLE ANTI BILIOUS PILLS.
+ For the permanent cure and ere dicatiou Of
dyspepsia, erysipeias, liver complaint; sgue
cake, inasmstions, melancholy, head ache, dis
eases Of the skin, such as blotches aud pimples
jaandice, nervousness, pafn 10 the back, side
aud breast, bilious affections Of all kinds. COS
tiveness, impurities Of the blood, and all those
affections 10 which females are liable.
, All ordsss sddEessed to Mcksnny & Runner.
(sols proprietors aud manufacturers, Keokuk,
Iowa, viii meet prompt s.tention. Sold by
NcMAHON 4 WILLIAMS,
sSv9k1y Agsnta for Cpupcil Dlutfs.
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}. r. cAsADY,
CASADY & TEST.
Attorneys IL COuuseliors al La

Attorneys Il COunseIIOrs al LaW'
--ASD-
6 E \ Z r 4 l. l. A Nd A g + N T 5
COUNCIL nLuPrs, IOWA.
WILL promptly attend To Land Agencies
w Collections, Investing Money, Locating
and Selling Land Warrants. and all other basi-
ness pertaining to their profession, in Western
Iowa and Nebraska
Council Bluff, Feb. 90 '55. n-40-tf.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-12
III. Il. GILLMORE'S

NJ MALU KE LININENTl
A Sovereign remedy for rheumatism bruises,
sprains stiffness Of joints, burns, scalds, fresh
cuts. wounds; ague cake. piles. cak,, in the
bress, erysipelas. bites Of insects. or reptiles,
sore nipples, salt rheum, neuralgia, Tooth ache,
boils, ring. worms, and cutaneous affections OF
all kinds. Also, 1t will cure spratHs. big head
big sh houder, sweeuy, fstuIa, splint, ring bone,
poll evil, stiff complaint, bolts collie, farcy
distemper, yellow water, glandsrs, &c,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-12

ExlActs from Tsstimonials concerning 8. D
~. w. Smiths Celebrated Melodeons.
fnSn article in the February number Of the
Revidv, answering soms inquiries in regard to
Temperament made by william w ir., Brook
field. W." noticed statement that Princes
Melodesns are tuned in the equal temperament.
Since that lime haye examined number OF
Prince e. to.'s Melo0eons, with special refer
ence 10 ue temperament, and have not found
one tuneSin equal temperament. The temper
smsnt inthe melodeons of Prince d Co.'s man
ufaeture hat have examined, approaches near
ar tho eqiaI than those OF Carhart Il Needham,
but 1t Star from equal, as any one troubled
with pee eur. think will deside, it hey try
the chods of and F sharp In succession. A
Tuner ,PouItney, VI.
We re very happy TO stand corrected IN
this poht. We made the statement alluded to
above q the authority of professor Of music
in thiscity, without having observed in refer
ence . it ourselves-a thing We very seldoH
do We have since examined Prince i CO..
Melod.ons, and md "a Tuner" right. Tho
nearer hs equal temperature than Carhart's. it
is still tncqual We do know, however, that
s. ID. GH. w Smiths Melodeons sold bv Fl.
Waters, No. 33J Broadway, are tuned In the
equal temperament N Y Musical Review.
Mesks S. D. s. II w. Smith rank as the first
manu- fsc,urers of the melodeon In this co ,ntry.
Their instruments are recommended by the best
Judges as superior in every respect.-Boston
Commonwealth.
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FOR RENT.

E; Room on the corner of Madison and
Ht Pierce. streets, 10 by % #. suitable for
small family Enquire of GEO. SNYDER.
Oct %, '56, n33tf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-12
DEXTER Z. BLOOMER,

Attorney, Counselor aud Land Agent,
COUNCIL BLCFFS. IOWA.
DAETICULAR attention given 10 the Pur-
| chase and sale Of lands, the investigation
I'd lare titles. location Of land warrants pay
,....,.,fi.,,-s. arst collection OF debts in west
v-. iowa aud Nebraska Territory
liHce first door East ol Pac.dc House
Ire1g 1855. 'v5ullH
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TElECRApStC J

II A}lNG made arrangements with the ST.
i J"seph and st, Louis Express Lines, |
am pr pared 10 receive and toward mess ges TO
q. parts Of the Union. aad obtain quick ans wers
Messages received at the Post Office
FRANK E. WEIGH;
s"As II Agerf.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-12

j. e.. LAUROL,
Carpenter, Joiner, aud Mnster 6uh3efs
CouHcIL ELUErs. Iowa.
IA HAVING permanently located al imse'
II In the above place, ne Is prepared 70
gl,s sttsntion to all calls stid dsmaads II tos
line Of his profession.
Business respectfully solicited. and sasiafss-
tory references yiven. -.
Council Blufs, Iowa, Oct. B. 1880. ,naa0.
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c. There is constantly IN store at this es
adjustment ten different NAL e. of Pianos, and
five different makes of MeloC cons.
u Each instrument is guaranteed to give
entire satisfaction, or The purchase money re-
funded
Persons at distance wishing 10 purchase
viii, by forwarding their orders, have their wants
a. veil and as chsaIly supplied as though per-
soaally present v5nl0tf