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Litchfield enquirer., 1858-10-07

gg The Fifth Annual State Fair will be held at Hartford next week. NIT. Dyer, the Secretary, and the Committee of Arrangefncnts, doing their best to make it the most attractive exhibition ever held in the State. The grounds ample, in fine order. and have abundant accommodations for all. The Address on Friday will be by solon Robinson, the market Editor of the Tribune
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-10-07

Slayer wus scurtled and sunk off Montank Point about two weeks since which proves 10 have been ths Hadee of New York. She sailed for Airica several monhs ago, took cargo of 300 slaves to Cubs. and there the captain left her, and the mate sailed her ,p 10 Mon'auk Point and scutied her. The crew wets mostly Portuguese, and are wandering about New London and Long Island
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-10-07

GS"We trust tLere will be a full meeting st the West Street schsk House on Friday ey sning. Shall we have a Jew bailding, or repair the 5id onei s
 fsS "A few premiums which were awarded at the County Fair were omitted in the published list. and through somebody's fault (not ours) they have not yet been handed to us. Es The College Journal of Medical science for oc- tober, contains original communications from Prof. Powell, Cleveland, Dussuage. and Howe, and from Drs Miller and Henning with large variety of ed. itorlal notices copy may be seen on our table. Gs The American Agriculturalist for October Is . very valuable number, full of useful and sntertain- ing matter. We copy from it good article on our first page
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-10-07
NEW YORK. September 20. 1858.


 B B. B Mckinney, Esq, Bunker Strand London Dear sir Your favor of 10th inst was duly re- ceived As to the sale of your Telegraph Cable stock at the moment of the highest excitement, 1t was impossible, as the shrewd ones here believed 1t h'aK. up to the last moment.
 shall not fail on the first opportunity to get rid of it, in the meantime the stock is unsaesble The cable itself s being disposed of at the rate of $l5 OtO mile, in bits of half all inch in length If yon can change your stock for the raw material think you can make fair average and get out of your unfor- tunate speculation.
 As to the rumor on your side that a monster cleo trc eel is absorbing the fluid as fast as it is produc ed, and monopolizing all the news to hmself have no doubt of the fact. The only remedy is for the two governments to send out expedition to catch 1 the eel
 As to the celebration here. it is all understood, the people having had no holiday since the funeral of the last dead President.
 Very respectfully. your ob't serv't.
 JOHN B. MCCLURE, Banker 197 Wall street.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-10-07

GooD ExAMpLE-We received last week iron Master Truman Catlin, two baskets of very delicious grapes for which we are desired to return the thank of our better halves and daughters.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-10-07

GSAThe New Haven County Cattle Show and Fail is being held at Waterbury, and with the aid o the southern towns in Ltchield county will doubt less be very respectable
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-10-07
THE MCCLURE coRREspoNpENcr.

The Evening Post has been favored by MT. Me- Clure, the we'll known banker, with . copy.of the following correspondence:
 LONDON, September 15 1858 John Mcclure, Esq, Bunker, No lg7slVa1 siysst Ass York: {; Dear sir am sadly disappointed that tlle steam.
 r which arrived here from your port to-dky did not bring me account sales of my Atlantic Telegraph stock ordered by me to be gold at the best going rate in your market. N
 Why did you not take advantage of the extraordi. nary excitement of your citizens on the subject of the laying of the cable and dispose of my stock It seems to me that y. have lost an opportunity which can n yyet occur again.
 The cable is, as far as communication is concern ed, failure It is stated that the rupe leaks, as bubbles of electric matter floating to the suT- face in various parts of the ocean. It is believed here that an enormous electric e5l ;ias tapped the cable, and appropriated all the uid us well as all the news. to himself. Until this monster Is paral- yzed by shock from Field battery, or White houses refrigerator, no hope remains of communi- eating with your side through the cable. In the we think tha: your city is governed by . corporate body of nncompoops, for inducing the people to hurrah for a triumph yet to be accomp- lished. Very respectfully, your ob't servt,
 B. B. B. MCKINNEY, Banker, Strand.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-10-07
For trt Litchlield EnanIrer.

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 MoDEsTY Hast Monday at tOur annual town meet ing saw six men (and only six, counting votes, all of political party and rv o tie sir eandiduas yor o6fce-thcy were elected of course SPECTATOR.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-10-07

gS51 meeting was held at Falls Village, on the 50th Sept for the purpose of considering the sub feet of forming an Agricultural Society for the towns comprising the 17th Senatorial District. A Committee was appointed for each town, and the meeting adjourned to the 18th of October.
 Gs5 59Ihe National Magazine for October is received It is enough to say that it is equal to its predeces- sors Mr. Floy, the editor, is one of the ablest wr- ters in the country, and the National ought to have a very large circulation. Carlton Porter are the publishers, 200 Mulberry street, New York.
 gg3A game of wicket was played at Wolcottville on Saturday last, by the Winsted and Wolcottviile boys which resulted as follows
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-10-07
MARRTED.

In this town Sd inst, by Rev. Mir Howard, Mr. CHARLES T. DANIELS of North Carsan to Mis- NANCY A. MARVIN of Ltchfield
 In this town. 9th inst, by Rey Mir Howard. MT RuFus PICKETT to Ms. LILLY HoDGEs. both of this town.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-10-07

eS The Greenwoods Cattle Show and Fair came of at Winsted Wednesday and Thursday last, and according to the Herad in most respects .'quite sat isactorily." The exhibition of cattle not large but in the Hurbut, Woodward and Griswold droves were some of the finest stocks in the State The dis play of Fruit, Vegetables Flowers, and Dairy Pro- ducts very respectable, while the exhibition of home manufactures somewhat stinted The He1ald publishes no list of premiums
 fHs The annual meetings of the Litchfeld County Foreign and Home Missionary Societies will be held in the Congregational Church in tlis village, on Wednesday the 10th inst. See Dotice in another column.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-10-07
SUPERIOR COURT. SEPrEMBER TERM.-JUDgE SEYuoUR.

 $ Divorees Granted . Keziah Harrington us Edward c. Harrington- Cause, assertion and adultery. John Humphrey ss. Martha Humphrev.-csuse. adultery.
 Amanda Shove ss. Burton shove-Cause, desersicn and cruelty
 State Ebenezer Osborne Prosecution for se3ne. tion. Verdict not guilty. For State, Sedgwick and Ransom For defendant, Graves, Peet and Harper. State IS. William Penley--Prosecution for obtain ing yoke of oxen by false pretences, &c Verdict guilty. For State Sedgwick.
 For defendant Seymour and Sanford Motions in arrest and for new trial were fled.s State US. Lewis Carr--Theft Plea guilty. sen- tence two years in State Prison State os Win. H. Mitchell-Charge an aggravated assault. Plea guilty. Sentence three years in State | Prison.
 State rs. Edward Harrington for manslaugbter, now trial.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-10-07
Gbe 9dt96fl0 Grqnlrer
lirohas,d, Conn. Thursday, Oct 2. Isse

LlfChu eta, 0OlI1., xuutsSlSy, 0CI Ss 4oI6.
 Towx MEETING. The Annual Town Meeting on Monday last resulted in the choice of the democratic ticket 50 called by average majority of about 45. only half the voters in town being out:
 Assessors- George Cook, Cyrus s. Fuller, George Curtis, Augustus Mercy. Garry G. Potter.
 Boardof Retief -Phineas Taylor. Ava Clark, Gar ner B. Curtis, P. Gould Guild. Wm. P Kilborn.
 Seiecmm -Ab,mG Smith, Jacob Morse jr, Daniel stoddard. Garry H. Minor, Anson c. Smith.
 Grand Jurors Homer Sharp. Norman Kilborn. 10. seph A Newberry. William H. Gilbert, Francis H Pratt, chauncey H. Alvord.
 consialles-- Wm. H. crosman, JoseplC c Peck, Ho aacr Kilbofn, George Bradley, George Gnernsey, Il saac Taylor, George Munger. 7own Clerk k-Geo H. Baldwin.
 Turn 7yeaswsr-Willam F. Baldwin.
 Seaoot Visitors Rev. Geo. J. Harrison. Rev. N Hudson, Garry H. Miner, Samuel M Ensign.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-10-07

Winsted ahead 49 with 10 men to strike when it was too dark to play more
 fs-A match game played at Winsted on We'd nesday, between the cricketers of Plymouth Hollow and winsted, in which the Plymoth boys beat by three wickets.
 6H- Among the persons lost by the burning of the Austria, was Mir Julius Busch of Hartford, an artist of some celebrity The view of the Centennial Ceie- bration in Etchfeld in 1851, was taken by Mr.B ss
 eE The trial of Superintendent Tallmadge before the Police Commissioners has resulted n his restora tion to his office,
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-10-07

fg-If you want first quality black writing ink, e dual to any made in the country, buy that made by Riycrius Marsh.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-10-07
DTEyT2.

In Norfolk Sept 17, STEPHEN TIBBAIs, aged n. In Chicago, Ill, 2Sth ut, DAVID WADHASs, aged 5S, formerly of Goshen ps4
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-10-07

RorokT or 1nE sELkcTMEy. Ibs Report of the 1 B'asd ofl Selceiinsh, masld at kSs Annssa Tow,i Meeting exhibits favorable condition Of the Treas snrs From five learn that orders have been drawn lon the Treasurer. during the year ending octl, to the amount of s5S47 s3 that the amount of out standing orders for which the town is liable is only S3o4 20; and that to pay these orders and meet f- ture expenses, there is in the Treasury S144 23 and due on the Collectors Bond S4, ,487 5S
 | The orders drawn during the year have been as fvllows: z To E c Goodwin for adverti. ing. blanks &c sol so | Seltetnicn for their services. rs5 69 ys lhainis Grannis, for building new road 50 t4, roi i,ita's ista's' Dfislges ana Sluces 2I26 I9 l herairing B,irying Grounds l3 ,5 To Charles Cook for damage to hor.e break I ,s ing through sluice ID ao
 C. C. WoodrHff for drawing contracts 5 50 I T, o.Nh Vlsitors 179.G6 For Abatement of School taxes 10 t1 l PoOr,in this town out of almsfonse cS4 l4 | Ill other towns belo, giug to this 276 68 I Tn this town belonging to other towns 36 7y Insurance on Town Rea,n 12 5, f To A 4 Lord for biHssi records P 50 1 For expenses of board of Assessofs, nsard Of
 r heiiei, Civil Antherity, and Selectmen 32 8
 " 1,sss 1nsssastls F TOT making Grand List 79.37 l For Sheep killed by dogs p7 iiG State and Military tax 5.a I3 I <. -Oseiseer ; saiafy at aimshouse 50uU0
 Reporting and recording births, deaths &c 5I Ga Abatements on Tax Lists 23I5f5 To D. c. Bliklcy for new Book Case 325tI l For Guide Board f;5 l ,. v, nonn'. Tax 25:44
 d'. iDNn oieik TOT meeting with Selectmen 13 %
 For Expenses paid out 10 prevent division of
 l the town a-1 eo To A. 5 Lewis for collecting taxes making N'00 m rate bil. &e. so % l foi o'atoleiy ana fostage 4S0 r s5s47 ss
 The Products sold from the Town Farm during the past year amount to s11sa 10
 Articles bought for the Farm and Aims. l house 11se ot Leaving as balance of s<z ss-ss4 E saoa 1s
 The amount of outstanding orders for which the
 town IS iiaoiel Is S2S4 20
 The means for paying these orders, and for meet
 ing future expenses, are as follows
 1 Cash in the Treasury 14423 1 Due on Collectors Bond 4487. .5s 1 Notes on hand 70.73
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-07-28
Isaac Fellows Celebrated Pi0Ws !

OF all sizes, styles and patterns. are
" now kept constantly on hand by the subscriber
at his new stand on South Street, Warren, o.; among
which may he found the following:
Right and Left Hand Plows. of all styles and pat
terms in general use. Star Improved Piows. Nos 3
and g.. al PI0ps ground ready for use. Also, Steel
Flows. Points of all descriptions, warranted equal TO
the hest in market. Our Flows are gotten up by our
selves, without foreign aid. as to either Patterns or
Mechanics. Also. Pittsburgh, and all other kinds of
Points on hand at all times.
Fellows Piows are so Justly celebrated, and so we'll
and fsyorably known to the farming community. as to
need no further eulogy. have also on hand a supply
land shall keep the same at all times) Of Detanoe's
Independent Horse Rake. made from the best second
growth Hickory. and built ia a good and substantial
manner by an honest mechanic. VauhOrn's Wrought
Iron Frame and REVERSIBLE Steel Teeth Cultivators:
aisu. WoCaen Frame do. Improved Thermometer
Chrrns. all sizes, and Benefits Improved Muley era
die.
ali york made or sold by me. -~arrantei "a cheap
or cheaper than at any other establishment oftle kind
in ia : section. Farmers would do we'll to call and
examine any stock before purchasing elsewhere Par
tieu;ar attention given to all kinds Of repairing in my
lire Of business. and charges moderate.
To nav friends ana patrons [ would return my thanks
Tor former patronage. and solicit a continuance of the
same.
N. B. All Goods and Work warranted.
d. II. AGENT.
South ST., I door East Of Hull d. Co.'S.
April :, 165S-tf. Machine Works.
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Bazetta. July 18Th. Is5s-sTF.
@-Important to Farmers, Farrieis and
Livery Men. %

BEATTY'S ARABIAN HORSE OINTMENT is the
only Medicine IN use which will efectuaily cure RISG
ZONE, SPAWN and SPLEST. 1t is not claimed for the
Arabian Ointment, as it is for nearly all other medi
cines Of the day. to cure ali diseases which Horse and
Man are heir to, but only to cure the shove named dis
eases, when it is used according to directions. Ring
bone. SPAWN and Splent are diseases of precisely a
similar character. consequently a medicine which vii;
benefit or csre one, is adapted to the other. This Oint-
ment penetr2teS -he pores. reaches and converts TIE
callous into matter and the diseased lump is TINS dis
cha; ged Ia the form Of pus or matter through the skin.
without removing The hair, IL not put on heavier than
according 10 directions. Il has been said by those
who have used the Ointment, that it will cure the Poll
Evil and Farcy. It is certain, however. that il will
cure or remove any Gallons Jumps from 4 horse.
wherever located Try it. and if, after using IL a week
according TO directions. you are not satisfied as to its
efficacy. return The box to the agent, and he will refund
the Money.
PRIcE 81 90 PER FOX. Manufactured and sold " hole
sale by VI II. BEATTY & Co, FrzHEliR. YeRGH-
go Co.. Pc, 20 whom ell orders must he directed.
For sale by WOODS & PEW, sole Agents for T.um-
bull County.
Z IT! AS THERE Is No RISK.
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Another Item.

Knowing the scarcity of local items. and some
what ~jealons of the notice We gave the black
horse for running away last week-O1r bay iii
ley got loose on Saturday, with a sulkey attach
ed, and travelled down Market Street at an as
tonishing pace. scattering the sulkey somewhat
promiscuously.
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sCROFULA CURED.

FHLi"Nft oanuusky Co, D, May, Icj-.
DR. TUBgs-DSgr Sir: Hoping to assist you in the
good work you are doing, and At the same time TO cheer
and benefit responding ~inyalids, I give the facts of NY
wife's case. In iSS1 she first noticed swelling on the
side of her neck. We promptly resorted to treatment.
hut its growth was not arrested. Other means we're
tried repeatedly aal almost INCREASINGLY. but without
avail. rs the size increased until March, 1855. when it
projected beyond the face, constituting a deformjty.-
Having given the best physicians in the County nearly
three years trial, and all this time Incoming worse,
she was entirely discouraged. and it was oniy by the
s.s~S Ssso CAREER or god NJ TINS
time. Aitertdking your remedies three or four months
acharse was noticeable, which went IN until the tumnr
Was entirely removed, and her general health fnlly
restored For two years past her health has been
excellent, and not y SYMPTOM OF ScrOfula manifested
itself. Yours, with much respect.
HENDV- = cHVVrVE
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DR. H. TUBBs will be in attendance


~ as follOEs:-
WARREN. National Hotel. Wednesday. August 18th.
RsvESSA, freutiSs House, Thursday, August 18th
ASHTABULA, AShtahula House. "Wednesday, Aug S
For Consultation upon al diseases Of the Throat,
Lungs, Heart, Licer, Stomach, B0EeLs, Hidaegs,
dfd SPtecH- Also. DrOPsH. Graref. RhsHmafism,
Nervousness, De6ili,g- Dyspepsia. Female discus.
eS, -fgHe and FeCer, Fits. Impurities Of the Blood.
EraPtiOHS. Cancers, Ulcers, and all other varieties
Oflong standing complaints, both External and In
ternal.
For some ten years, Dr.. TrRHs has devoted his entire
time to Chronic Diseases, treating thousands annuity,
many % whom had exhausted every other resource
within reach Is No CASE ARK MINERAL OR OTHER
FoiSONs EMPLOYED, NOR DOES HE MAKE SICK 70 lake
WILL OF THAR DOWN TO BUILD Up AGAIS. The medi-
cires can lie taken with safety by the most delicate.
ant patients may remain at home, and continue, with
prudence, their ordinary diet and exercise. Maay
have recovered under the treatment after friends and
physicians have had given up all hope, the iRdisputa-
BILE evidences OF which can aigays he furnished
l~nyaitds, however reduced or despairing, are invited
to call, and may be assured that no encouragement will
he given or expense incurred, without a corresponding
prospect Of recovery.
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KINSMAM STEM WOODEN Factory.

E'HE subscribers would say 10 the pub
L lie that they still carry on the business Of Manu-,
featuring Cloths and Yam. in KinSman. Having the
past spring made quite an extensive addition to their
machinery, we will have superior advantages with our
present arrangements, TO turn OF WORK with prompt
ness and dispatch.
We feel confident in saying. under the present de-
preston OF the Wool Market, that we can make it for
the interest OF the Farmer to exchange their Wool for
Cloths and Flsnncls Particular attention will be
given to CUSTOM SPINNING.
Also, ROLL CARDING and CLOTH DRESSING,
done as usual.
]. W. FARRAND d co.
Kinsman, May 18th. ls55-Sm.
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Sherid's Oficc, Warren
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Samuel i. Gleasor)
vs. In Trum5uIl Common Pleas

- 49,
By virtue of an alias order Of sale, issued out Of the
Court Of Common Pleas of Trumbull C0uRty, Chic, to
me directed and deli cred. I have levied on. and shall
expose to Public Sale, at the docr Of the Court House,
in Warren. in said County, on
Saturday, the iith day of august, 1858,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4 O'Clock p.
NJ. of said day, the undivided half OF the following
described Real Estate. to wit: Situate in Hubbard.
Township No 2, in the first range Of Townships in
the Connecticut Western Reserve. in the State OF Ohio.
and which is also. in the County Of Trgnlbull. and is
known by being bounded as follows: beginning at a
post Standing in the east side OF ;Ot No. %, and run
ming south along the road leading from the centre OF
Hubbard to BrOOkteld 20 the southeast corner Of saif
lot No. 81 thence West to the southwest corner Of
said lot No %, and thence North on the west line OF
said lot No % to a rOst. and from thence East parallel
10 the south line Of said lot No - to a post or place
81 beginning, containing fifty aeres% { land, more OF
less
ALSO, one other piece situate in Hubbard Town
ship. and bounded as follows: Beginning ut a post
Standing on the norti: east corner Of a tract of lard
belonging to JnO- Haywood; thence running along the
road that leads from the centre Of Hubbard to Brook
field, to a post standing in the line Of said roai so far
north as that a line running west at right angles with
said road until it strikes the west line OF lot No. IS,
and thence on said line TO the north east corner Of said
John ilaywOod's land. as shall contain and inclsde
within said line 60 acres Of lani.
Both pieces containing pne hundred and ten acres,
more or less. Appraised at S2.2U0. TEkMs-Cash on
day Of Sale.
A. =. LYMAN. Sheriff.
Sheriff. Office. Warren, july 10, 1885, 5w-5.37.
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Watch and Jeweiry Depot.

MR.. j. NAUTROT having made a
w new arrangement in Switzerland, for manufac-
turing the very hest time pieces, and having all the
facilities to buy al low figures, he fatters himself that
he can sell as low rs any house in New York, or else
where in the United States.
Dealing largely in Jewelry and buying from manu-
facturerS, he is enabled to sell Jewery as low as can
be purchased in the States.
PeddleTs and Dealers will do well to call and see
his stock, they cannot fail to he suited as to prices.
and with goods Of the best quality; also all kinds of
Notions. Fluid Lamps, anI everything in TIE fancy
line. JULES
Ju;v = Il52-tf
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A.

M 4 q Z a z =
II AS now on hand. and is receiving a
IL large variety or CABINET FURNITURE, en-
braeing Sofas. Tet- a Tetes. Rocking and Easy Chairs,
Bureaus. Eeisteads, Marble Top, Extension and Com
mon Tables, Dressing, Fancy and Conmcn Sands,
Common Chairs, &c. &c.
lie IS also prepared TO manufacture every styie OF
Fashionable Furniture, Picture Frames. &c. All Of
which he will sell at prices 10 SEif fhe times.
He has also purchased the entire stock Of D. h. GIL
MORE AMI vii! hereafter carry on, in connection With
his former business, That OF UNDERTAKEN
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"a ~ N.
Merchants and Traders will be on their guard and
not be imposed upon by 4 counterfeit of Morse's Indian
Root Pills, signed A. b. Moore. All genuine Indian
Root Pills have the name and signature of A. J. Waite
q Co., on each box.
THE reason why neonIe are so distressed whgn sick,
and why 80 many de. IS because they 20 not get "a med
icine which will pass tn The afflicted Tarts. AMI which
cast ont; hence = lar-e Quantity or food AMI other
matter Is lodged, and the stomach and i~Etestipes are
literally overlooking with the coTTGptei mas; thus
dcTgoinE Gisa-rccahle fermentation, constantly rIix-
in. with the blood, which throws the corrupted matter
through every vein and artery, uptii life IS taEen ffom
the bady hy disease. DR.. NcTse's PILLS have added
to themselves victory u7oG victory, ny restoring nil
lions OF the sick to blooming health and happiness
Yes, thea sands who have been racEei or tormebtei
with sickues, pain ami anguish, and whose f-chle frames
have been scOrchei by the burning elements Of raging
fever, and gho have been brought. as il were, within \
step Of the silent grave, now stand ready to testify :hat
they would have been numberei with the dead, had It
not been crthis great and wonderful uc,siciue. Norses
Indian Root Pills. After one Or two doses had been
taken. they were astOnished, and absolutely surprised,
in Witnessing their Charming ELECTS Not only DO
they give Immediate ease and strength, and take away
all sickness, pain and anguish, Lut they at once 20 20
work at the founl1t or Of the disease, which is the
blood. Therefore, IL Eiilhc shown, especially ny those
who use these Pills. that they will so cleanse and puri
fy. that diSelse-thsTd deadly eneny-wil take its III sht.
and the flush of youth and beauty will again return.
and the prospect CT a long and happy life viii cherish
and brighten your days.
Price - cents per box, fEe boxes will he sent on the
receipt Of 81, postage paid.
Sold by ga SMITH & CO.. and Dol & PEW,
Warren, O, and by all DEALERS in Medicines in the
J. WHITE & Co.. Sole Proprietors,
50 Leonard Street. New York.
WI. NUDGE & CO., Projectors Of Trask's Mag
uetic Ointment, Barlsyille, Madison Co.. New York,
General Agents. my %, SLY
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Photography

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