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CO The steam pillow is in fair way of be-

CO The steam pillow is in fair way of be-
ing, particularly on large farms, generally
introduced. The Newark Eagle says one
was tried last week at Francisville, Indiana.
The soil was quite wet, and altogether un-
favorable for the trial, but the Lafayette
Courier understands from gentleman who
was present, that the practicablity of the
invention was satisfactorily demonstrated.
A number of plows were attached, and the
soil opened to the depth of eight or ten
inches. From the experiments NIUE, it
was thought that two men could pillow TWEEN
ty acres day with the steam pillow. The
Newark (Ohio) North American says, that
the machine works in that city are manufac-
turing a steam pillow for Mr.. Spencer, of
Virginia. 1t will cost about $4,000 when
completed. Mr.. Bronson Murray, Of Illinois,
has offered reward Of $50, 900 for aspras.
teal steam pillow. These facts sh9N thAs
the Subject is one which has made
pressien upon the minds Of agricult !,
and tkat they ere ling q lev ote a al
share of their money to the encourage
of so great labor saving invention.
steam can be onomically used Cor ploy
on the level prairissaof theswest, and Y 81
|NEtsnsive farms, j. vsrI probable. The plan
s3nching 4pysne6ato the locomotive
M ranc isvi1ls, - Gssthe most effective
|f6e Stonomy. In England, where the steam
pillow has been used, an engine of eight
horse power plowed eight acres in one day,
which is MY the result in Indiana, esti-
mated by tual working Of the machine.
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IACCUkF'V VHNV, IVNHs
Burlington. July 3, 1857.


Burlington, July 3, 1857.
W. II. BUCHANAN, Esq. Sheriff of Clinton Co.
SR-Your letter of the 29th June, in
which you state that you have warrants in
your hands for the arrest Of persons who
seized and hung Bennett Warren, in your
county on the 18th ms. that you are Sin
formed tina. very large combination has
been formed, banded together by agreement
or oath to execute similar outrages upon
other persons and protect and defend any of
their members who may be attempted to be
dealt with according to law" and that this
combination is supposed to number ''about
1000 persons in jackson and the adjoining
countless" has been duly received.
You ask me "what course shall be pur-
sued" 1 answer unhesitatingly, SERVE THE
WARRANTS IN YOUR HANDS AND ENFORCE THE
LAWS OF THE STATE. You have authority to
summon to your aid the entire force of YOUR
county. In voc DEEM IT TO DE NECESSARY
TO DO so, CALL FOR THAT FORCE, AND PROSE
CUTE EVERY NAN WHO REFUSES TO OBEY YOUR
SIMMONS.
If the power of your county is not sufficient
10 execute the laws, a sufficient force from
other counties shall be placed at your dis
posal.
Ii the persons arrested refuse to give bal,
and you believe your county jail to be IN
safe, you will have authority 10 establish a
guard, or send the prisoners to some other
county in the State, where they viii be Sc
cure.
I'm am resolved that so far as in me lies,
this lawless violence. which, under the plea
of administering justice to horse thieves.
sets a. defiance the authorities of the State,
and destroys all resoec, for the laws, both
human and divine, shall be checked. shall
have 40 hesitation, therefore, when officially
advised OF the exigency, to call out the en-
tire military power at the State, If necessary,
to crush out this spirit of rebellion, which
has shown itself IN your county.
shall direc, all the military companies
in the State 20 hold themselves in readiness
fer duty.
As hare been written TO on this subject,
By your Countv Judge and by other citizens
/ Of Clinton, and IS desire tha1 there should
be no doubt as to my opinions on the sub
iecs, or a. to VIA; mr. action will be re-
I quest you 10 give publicity to this eommu-
nIcaiion. am very truly,
Your ohssiseas servant,
3I.vrs w GRrvvs
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PORTER < CARTER,
Successors to h. p. SNow,)
REAL ESTATE ENTS,

Auction and Commission Merchants
FOR THE SALE OF
Merchandise, Houses, Lots, Lands. &C., Middle
Broadway, Council Bluffs. Iowa.
CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED FROM HOME AND
~ abroad and attended to with prompfness and d's-
patch. ..s#aF .-aaas-e.. -.. e ...s-a.# ~
Jerome Porter. Edwin Carter.
%REfER TO
Hon. Thomas II. Benton. Jr II Snow, g. A. Robin
SON. VIM II Robinson Council Bluffs; s. Drullard, Bus-
oaIo, Y; N Keeler, Albany, Y. (nl3-u
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WASHINGTON, D. C.. June sth, 1867.
Terms Of the Republic.
cu-NSy vs.r,Erp

Payment always N NdvANtC.
Money may be ardcd by mail, II the letter con-
tanning 1t be registered, at my risk. Large amounts
bad better be RENTED in drafts
Address GEORGE N, WESTON,
Washington, d. c.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
We will receive from Depositors, the Notes Of the
Agricultural Bank Of Tennessee Merchants' Bank Of
Macon Ga, and Bank Of Tecumseh, Michigan.
II. G. MUTT 4 CO.
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Notice.

yxrx HAVE IN SrOaE BoxEs NAKED 8. LONo
w lows Yoiss ssd dsfecte1 in cur care, vhtee9
no3 called tor sooa. viii b scid 70 pay eharces
nii.lv MAI VEIL.
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o. Climate Of Utah.
The Desc News of May 18th, gives the

following adt6unt of the season there:
After the lapse of two months of continu-
ed dry weather, with scarcely one drop of
rain to moisten the earth, there were several
light showers during the afternoon Of Mon
day llth, and after night set in it rained
copiously for several hours, mixed at times
with snow which covered the sides of the
mountains very low down; this (Tuesday)
morning, and it has been showing higher up
all day to this time, 2 P. NJ, and from np-
pearances more rain may be expected here
in the valley which wehope will be the case.
What has already fallen has done much
good, but the ground has been so thorough
" dried since the snow thawed off early in
the spring, that it will take much Yater to
wet it down TO any considerable detth.
On the morning of the 9th of Md. there
was a severe frost which killed everything
that was not hardy enough to resist its with
ering propensity. How much damage was
done the fruit trees, we do not know. but
they must have been more or less injured,
MS II Was so cold that the water st1Iding in
pools was covered with ice in somesplaces
nearly half an inch thick.
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Army for Utah.

II is stated that by the middle of the pres
ens month, the army for Utah will be in the
field. The cost of the expedition is indiea-
ted BY a statement of the various disburse-
menis in mere preparation. In May and
June, sixteen hundred troops departed for
the West. Horses purchased numbered
3a2; mules a3i: wagons and harness 325:
total number of tons Of Qusrtermasser's
and Cemmissary's stores purchased and sent
by water, $50: bushels OF oats, l5.Dgs;
corn 10000; steamers engaged, Is; team
sse-s employed, 30. Value Of Quarter
masters store 100000; value of the Com
missary's, Se2s, 600. The ST. Louis Re-
pzhlican supposss that when the whole ae-.
count comes 10 be footed up, j; will be found
that the expedition has been the means OF
disbursias some twelve or siisrn hundred
thousand dollars in Missouri, TO say nothing
Of transportation ACROSS shs Plains, the sap-
ply of beef, cattle, &C., contracts for which
hare already been concluded.
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Council slf@ Bakery
COME RYl

gvvaH UxDER0f0ExD WOULD ANNOUNCE 10
his friends end the pebble In seaerai, tAaa - hss
rSats1a bis SALOON, on Middle Broadway sn1 10 BOW
prepared 70 wait upon those who may feel 6sDosed %
nassooise him, IN One style.
mis- stock u CANDIES viii always " keps aIled with
the fresh article, ~ he manufactures all OF n Own
stock which viii BE- found supsr 70 thsss purchased
in -. Louis.
Tho BAKERY department viii alwsyS b supplied
with fresh HREAD, CAKES, PlBA L., Ac-
ICE-CREAn csa always 10 found u ny eseeohee-
nent, during the ssosc0. ADOlSHuS lSkkN
C0uneii BtuGs. Jpne 50-n0-u
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New York City.

The Tribune draws the following master
sketch of the metropolis of the new world.
It d gloomy as Rembrandt
Ten sthousand hardened and hope,esS fe-s
male Outcasts swarm the streets at night;
Two thousand children, under the guise Of
peddlers, from the ages of ten to sixteen,
penetrate every public building, store and
Office in the city, to beg, steal, spy for bur-
glars, and on their own account practice
those vices which cannot be named in re-
spectacle language; five thousand great and
small Chambers prey upon the credulous and
the infatuated, standing all day at the doors
of their dens in Broadway, as well known in
person and profession as the Mayor himself;
ten thousand lazy, drunken, thieying short
boys, killers, roughs, and rowdies OF other
name, lounge on the rum cursed corners OF
the streets, making day disgusting, night
hideous, and travel dangerous to all who
can be suspected of having responsibility
OF money: thousands of emigrant swindlers,
mock auctioneers, lottery dealers, policy
hackers, pickpockets, hall thieves, burglars,
wharf rats, area sneaks, pimps and YAM
pires, practice their hnav cries as openly and
with as little fear of punishment as though
human pursuits. The swell mob of London
flying from the argus eyes of a real police,
and the uncomfortable felons of San Francis
co, expatriated by the bullet and the hemp
Of the vigilance committee, are received
here with open arms, parade our streets, not
only under the liberation, but the protee-
ton and personal friendship of the police,
carry our primary elections, and fill high
places in nominating committees. On every
hand we have vice and crime, and splendor;
crime, vice, rum and beggary. Here in the
most fashionable .fa,iboarg, is the Crsw-
ford's of New York; there, between the
paIatial residences of millionaire and a
divine, is he u,disoa de joie of woman
whose dress il the most brilliant, whose
eauipage the most costly, whose appearance
is the most stunning, of any of the gay
butterflies. virtuous os vicious, whose beau
,y and wealth add glitter to the opera or
sunshine to the promenade. Within bow
shot of these palaces is the other side of
the world: for brocade, rags: ford iamsnd.
dirt: for Johaunisberger, whiskey: for mill
ionaires, beggars: for divines, devils; for
Aspasias. drabs. with here and there some
poor, starving wretch painfully enacting the
"Sons of The Shirt" her beseiged virtue
glimmering in the misery of this tangible
haN Eko ia fahiaj ;a,rat IN a t.r uvyhill
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Gov. Grimes and Judge Lynch

We clip the following letter from The IN
Witt CHntonian. 1t will be seen that the
Governor is determined to break up the rite
of Judge Lynch, and enforce obedience to
the laws of the State:
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
U N 1 I q d states Direct ry!.
FIFTEEN HUNDRED PtGESl
Size Of Pages 10 by 90 inches. ]

TIRE UNDERSIGNED PROPOSE ISSUING ABOUT
the first Of October 1887, book under the above
title % contain about
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The GFasshoppefA.

These little rufians are doing their worst.
Over many whole sections, the ground 10
perfectly covered with them, and growing
crops aIRbaten even with the ground. Very
many ers have given up ali hope Of
raising thing this year, and will pay no
furthd ftention tos cultivating their crops,
so codldsp, are they that their labor would
be thrNAway. ne gentleman in Saint
bush Eof CRASH bsrs in his garden!-
ty, one man gathers them by the bag full,
dips IbeIn in boiling water, and feeds them
to his hogs! The hens areliying 50 high,
that the prospect is, that thy Vii get fat,
leave Of Aaying, and thus we shalt have
famine N eggs. Most all the van,ial horde
are small and unable to fly. As their wing,
grow they will set sail before the wind, and
move of in c!ouds.-st. Anthony RepubI-
can.
MILWAUKEE,, JuLY l6.-The Minnesota
Constitutional Convention met at ST. Paul
on the fourteenth, recognized By SO Repub-
iican members. They we're in session at
the Capital since yesterday morning. The
Democra's-A members--have Organized
another convention in council chamber. Hon.
u. II siblsr, President, Secretary Chase
having previously appeared at the door Of
Convention Hall apd demanded the room
- M1 g01( ehtion, -
uS1and was ansSlFed By the Presidens IL
forming him that the Convention was al
ready in session there md refusing to de-
LIVER It up to any body. There are now two
COW entIons. mAioritv and 4 minoritv. each
Drafting . constitution. The Republicans
VII continue in session night and day in
order to retain possession Of thu Hall.
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LYSANDER ". BARBITT.

We are aware that there are few hot
heads in the Company-men who are better
qualified for discharging peculiar kind Of
gass, generated after eating a hearty meal
of Beef and Cabbage, than to give direction
to a missile put in motion by the explosion
of gunpowder; and We are satisfied that such
men in their zeal to appear as great guns,
have succeeded in placing the rejecting por-
ton of the Company in position from
which they would be glad to be relieved
We are obliged to treat the subject as the
act of the Company, because the article is
signed "per order Of the Company."-Bu-
ale
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c. N. ROBBINS, Secretary c. B. G.:
SIR The door the MItar, Hall is left CONSTANT
open--the scuttle is never cosed-loafers Of every
grade have free to the Hall The rain from the
clouds descend upon the oor doing great injury TO the
floor and pasterng belowfhe rent has not been paid
You therefore notified, that unless arrangements
made which the door be kept closed and the
scuttle shut and the rent paid within six days from
this date that shall take possession OF the Hall under
the authority granted in the lease and will commence
suit the and damages occasioned by the
in which the Hall has been used.
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Brown MuslinnN Kerseys Ticking,
Bleached doaSk Negro Goods, Shifting Stripes
Osnxhures EA DriiIings Tweeds
I.inSSyp. M AIuon Checks, Bagging, &c.
WiiIoS 1ound = complete any in this market. We
deIncd to offer these goods at very close prof.
its ana Aesire call the attention Of all CASH. or
PRoMRr TIME BUYERS to them.
M3sA# LUCAS, THOMPSON 4 co.
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IhcbTPoTafl9n herewith eneIosed,
- G. HOLLAND, ssekstar,

County. So
b sppezred before me the undefsi8n1 Nota.
and for the City Of Peoria, count Peoria
Lofesaid, Charles Holland, Secretary Of the
pc and Fire Insurance Company, after being
Rorn, deposes and says that the annexed
the condition Of said company 10 eerrectlAe-
knowledge and belief.
Given under my hand and sfilcial seal, this
NAV. A u lH67 saa
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DIR. EASTERLY'S
Fever and ASuc Killer.

Tie Great Western Remedy fer I'd o.
Ague and Fever Chi,Is and Fever, Dumb Ague, IN
tsrmittenf and Remitien Fevsrs, and every
form of Fever incident TO Bilious Climates.
Tie most perfect and intHJle remedy yet di-corered
J.rne SIEEDr4 AND IERMA yEyT CURE OF
AGIE AND FEVERS IN all Geirrorzas as
DR.. EasierIy.s Fever and Aguc Killer.
This popular remedy has now been before the public
four and during that time it has cured than
ne hundred Thousand Cases,
Which has fully established its preemnen merit in all
parts Of the West the only reliable remedy
for this dread disease.
This Medicine compound Of the most potent vese-
table Extract. known. and is the speedy effect
nal curative for Fever and Ague in the civilized
world.
M,.K THIS The object and purpose most Of the re
needles offered the public is simply to SUSPEND the Chill
and Fever NOT 70 Cure This is easily done by in
,.,li.en, physician or druggist. But Will dalyng with
these deusive compounds the patient rapidly declines
and every day the case difficult to cure.
Such is not the case with Dr. Easerys Fever and Agu
Killer This medicine attacks the disease its source,
BY unlocking secretions Of the Liver. Expeng the
bile strengthening and restoring the shattered and deb
sa,ed system health and vigor, and by thus removing
the cause renders the cure certain and permanent
READER, have You the Ague and Fever! If so, delay
notdeiay not the Of this medicine; delays dan
eerou- besides rinous the constitution. Use Dr.
Aas'.rys Fever and Ague Killer, and it will cure you
- Pamphlets containing certificates showing the
unsqoaisd merits OF this medicine, be obtained of
Agents, gratis
10 Price 81 per Bottle or six Bottle. for a.
~ liberal deduction made Druggists and MGR
chants who buy to sell again.
|" Prepared DIR. Easteriy corner of rn;,a a
Chestnut Streets, St. Louis, Mo. " ~ anu
- For Sale in Ottawa, by A.. s. Pr1xAn Drpv,;s,4
and by Druggists and dealers in medicine throughout the
uhipcd ctates. .cp2!
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/. d. Of G. +.

The Good Templars Of this city give
PIPER in Stone & E.ls' Hall, on the evening
the 9Th inst. The invitation is extended
our citizens generally to participate
'sre will be speeches, toasts, songs, and
Cd time generally.
The Order, in our city, we are happy to
am, is in a fourshing condition, and ac-
'mplishins much good. The object Of the
.stival is. doubtless, besides having social
union and interchange of thought and
cling among the friends OF temperance
.neraily, also, slightly to replenish the
'easury Of the socie'y. and we think no
Their in our city is more deserving of en-
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Ladies Read This

Is -afe and remedy OE Female Complaints arising
from debility. suc Irrcg Iarity Suppression OF the
Men.es Flour Albus Whites Darrenness Sailow Con-
p!exion. Headache, Dizzinsss Weak Nerves, Frgh,fu
Dreams, and all diseases cA6ked by Colds Checked Per
spiration Excesscs Excitement, &c. Thousands
Females have been cured by this Cordial after the pre-
scrption. had failed, and the disease
resisted all other remedies.
Prize One Dollar per Bottle, Six Bottles for Five
Dollars.
- Prepared and sold By DR.. E,sTnrLr, corner OF
Third and Cesnu streets ST. Louis No, Sole Proprietor
For sale by A. PJIyAN Ottawa, and by Druggists and
Dealers in Medicines generally throughout the West
l-OttAwa. Scp;enaer q. 1916
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OUR YOC ssSELE.
n. nnl,a~s~ G.an;En

A safe and certain cur. for Gonorrhea, elect,
Structures, Seminal Weakness, an d all Diseases
of the Genital Organs.
This popular and Specific remedy is now offered to the
afflicted, and warranted ali cases OF Gonorrhea
elect Structures Seminal Weakness and all diseases oil
the Genital organs, in few days. THIS nfaiile rene
dy has saved thousands upon thousands from the hands
OF mercless quacks. f not from premature grave In
case of Infection Bakers Specific is the only sale
and sure remedy very agreeable to the taste, ere
a:es no perccle oor. and may be used by persons OF
either sex with EysscE SECRECY, without regard to diet
biudrance from business. medical adviser. plain
directions accompany the medicine Reader, have you
PrirarE DIsEAsr' Do not neglect it, Delay is danger
GUS With Dr. Baker. Specific. you cure yourself
and thus prevent al exposure.
TP Price ~ 30 per Bottle.
Prepared and sold by DIR. EASTEELY, corner of
Third and Chestnut streets, 81. Louis Mo.
sE Sold By A. s. PUTNAM, in Ottawa, and by Drug
gists and dealers in medicines generally throughout the
United States. sereI
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i: il. prepared by and G'r,l approved chemical
process. and combines "a highly ccnhentraied state
the Ions Of Potassium I'll kHrr=ct CT Sar,zpsriIla ;.
Honduras Root, the Yellow Dock and s;ilinsa, with
other valuable Vegetable Extracts which readers the
compound the certain and effective curative
for all diseases arising from al Impure state
Blood. or habit Of the system wiz
!-~ofuia Kings E-ii. C.,.r>,s. TVt,ors E,Dfior.
on tie SKIN, Erysipe''-, Chro1:c, Sore Eyre Ring
form or 7tf-- Sad Nerd, OIL Sy-es aud Ulcers.
F.ter Sores Srs!i.'2 ef .ss Glands Leprosy, Whae
Sac -Gs9s, Scr,IiVHs TuJareuGIr Consumption Of
the Lungs Bot-he'. Eol. Tiniles tee t'ice Sour
ry Diseases RI re Kiiaeys DroI,y, Grar.i Piles, Ii
Complaint .Secon'ioty SVVhili, or Iersrenl Di
sease. Dys,s.p'iI. Rsymdti'D. G~rsral D>LHfy,
.y-urdlgid or 7i'ioisr,'sr, Pains IA tie Bon.s aud
.i,s-. f~'as'fs hT-9Gn"i.fss, ehTo"fo coughs. and
al Disedses arising r,oS. TIE 81 Mercury CGor
Io,aeI.
The astonishing power Of rR. EAsTTRLI's Inpixr
s.E-arAAII. in driving I'D radically removing al
disease and impure l.d from the body Is, doubt;
owing the rnach-.s curative properties contained in
the ing.e dents and the scientific of its
ton
N,preparation claims combine such medicinal pro-
perrs employed "a this, and other ha, e
fec;-d many astonishing The eunsni
Physicians, OF St Louis. aId also those OF nearly
city and town in the Western and Southern States,
commend this preparation, becaIse it is
dy and they know the ngrrdiet.;. the best that
be used.
II IS seldom prescribe prepared medicines,
and do unless they have ksosledgc OF their
compoEents, and know they safe and .autaTy in
/ their effects. and pr-,.srcd BY scientific men.
The Nrd:c.! Faculty, and Of the highest erudoB
unite in recommending DE- Easterlys Iodine and sarsa
pariIla combining iIumeasuraby greater .ncacy than
any other Ssrsararia preparation, which Is doubtless
the Of it, RAPID >ar III all parts Of the country
where it IS known.
(auIiOn.-PiT-hasers should be particular to ask
for DE- EsSTEHLY-S IODINE AND SARSAPaRILLA,
and take ncius l-e. No other preparation conb!aes
the IODINE or POTASH SARSAPAEiLLA, YELLOW
DOCK aud ST!LIENGIA, and other possesses the
alive properties Of tbs, thousands will testify thu;
have used it.
sSpriee one Dollar per Bottle Six Lotte, FOR Five
Dollars
ga liberal iedaction made to Dealers who buy to
sell again
1T-PT.pared by Or. Eas,eriy, corner of T:.ird and
Chestnut streets. 81. irbIi- NJ
kv-For Sale by A. :. PrrS,u. Druggist, Ottawa, and
by Druggists Dealers in Medicine throughout the
United States. scp21
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/, NEVER FAILING REMEDY FOR EliE DE5TECC-
TON Of RATS. MICE, COCEEOaIliEs ED
BUGS. ANS &c. THIS preparation IS Hsrr.lteii to eS-
terminate las and Mice. whenever Used Directed,
Offensive stencil he premises cleared
tiiese annoying IJ- i PEi.FfI ILL SAFE
ans place and all .cs which iS lao; tAe care "iti
ordinary remedies for this evil.
C.VTIoS i-!.EgaEE OF CorSrfi,EsITS, -
The extraordinary OF VI Di4bc.s French Rat
E,tern.naor has excited the eidy OF dishonest
and irresponsible persos II. 10 prevent
this. have great expense, procured i splendid
Steel Plate WraIcr and no.c VIII be- genuine without
the signature Of tit. PTopT:~toTs LiNiE o~BIEN, on
the and ;hc top Of every box stamped thus:
VI DUBDls FRENCH RAT ENTEK,iIEAToR-
u is necessary t the above caution should be strictly
observed, r> tr purchaser become the victim of
Gail on tle AGENTS AMI a Circular, gratis
a. orders must be addressed to y. OSBURS,
Auburn, y. Y, sole American Agent
iunIIi- L. \. GRiGGS, Sole AGENT, Ottawa, III.