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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-30
IMPORTANT nsFoRaaA11oE
SALE OF REAL ESTATE
BY ORDER OF COURT.
ON THE FIRST day Of January,

nN THE FIRST day Of Jsnusry, 1859.
" between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, q. g., sai
O'Clock, ,. ~. she premises. will be ~ Z To-
the highest bidder the following real estate % the
property OF Joseph Gay, decd, 10 wiz. Situate In
Smith township. Belmont County, Ohio. beiu. part
ginning for its boundaries DOS, near an old mill
dam and rannins thence N. esae W. 20 poiss near
q beech: thence N. asa eW. SIS poles TO = syce.
more, thence N. 59a W. 43.5e poles 10 Q stske:
thence N. 40i w. 3s.ss poles TO q sveamore;
thence N. 93ie w. ~ 80 poles To- wfrj1e o.S !.
thence N :! E. n.so poles 70 q sssakeSthenes
53o Z. poles To q post in ravine ;-shenre E 6
Z. 8 pcses near white wa,Hat; thence 5Ss 2.
3.36 poles near tw, small white wainuts; thence
=. Oo E l2j poles from which an ash hears N.
81 L. 2ji links; theHcsS. i6 4. 90 porss to a
stake; theace 4. 5s49 s. 23.T poles 10. a stake:
thence 5. Z pof.s to the beginning: eoutaariax -
acres, roods and ID p,Ies. nsrs or less.
The see'nd tract beginning for i;s hound zen sr
Q sycamore tree the South hank Of the eresk .
and runnins thence N. ga W. les0 poies 90 q
white OAK: hence NJ - x Ii.-U poles 10 4 ststsS
thence N. sac g. poles ts stake in q Favine;
walnut; therees s. q e. 336 poles 10 stake near
two small whise walhats therre q. 23i > E. - So
poles 10 q bees h; thence N 3T w. as POLES TO q
white oak; thence w. 10 20 poles stone; thenc
4. 45.s0 poles to stake; thence W. poles; thence
s. IS poles; thence W. 60 POLES; thenee % "A poles
re Z. 1s.4 poies post in the road; thence $.
52i Z. IL poles to the Beginning; containing q
acres. Toods; i9polss. more OF lsss.
The first tract appraised al 81 500 an the
o nd tract ais1O0. Terms nade knuvn day Of
sale.
The undersigned will show the property to any
peTsens who toexzmfne il HE-l
JOHN McKIssON
decead Adm'r Of Joseph Gay, ascd
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Read the Medical Testimony.

A distinguished medical gentleman Gays
in letter tothe proprietor: 1T may be q
little irregular for me to say anything in
favor Of a patent medicine; but sill must
bear with :ss to the efficacy of DR.. HooF-
LAsp's BALsAMic CORDIAL My wife had
long been suffering under a violent cold
which defend all the curative means at my
commard; when, without nv knowledge.
she purchased bottle of the Cordial, and
was so visibIy relieved that myself pro-
cured second bottle for her; on t;sking the
contents of which she was radically cured
This invaluable remedy. to the efficacy Of
xdlch other medical men have testified. As
well as the writer Of the above, is prepared
only by DR.. c. NJ. Jackson, 4ls Arch Street,
Philsdelphia, and for sale BY Druggists gen.
orally throughout the United States and
Canada. Price rs cents per to,tle.
~--4ss1, do30 In.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-30
Mr.. Douglas not a Candidate

a wsshingse dispatch brfngs u the
singular Intelligence that Mr.. Dopg.as is
shout puslishing letter to ths sfec, Cat
be will not b candidate for the Psesidescy
in 1860. This reminds US Of the s.ory tod
by the False Duke in the "Honeymoon.s Of
= dog who saw Pseparations being made to
kick him down stairs, and anticipted the
movement BY waking down.. A private
letter from Washington, written before the
action of the Democratic caucus in depos-
ing Douglas from the Chsirmanship of the
Territorial Committee, assures I'd. tha' his
Douglaso chances Of getting the Charles
ton nomination are just equal to John p
Hale's. The same sutharity iniosns "
that the recent covation at Memphis and
New Orleans, proceeded from the Americans
and the opposition 10 the Democracy gener.
ally and that they are highly ais,as,eful C
the Democratic members of Congress from
those regions. In addition to this his ultrI
Pro-Siayery speeches in his Southern tour
have greatly disgSsted the Anti-L LscomptoI
Democrats outside of Illinois, who are al
ready beginning to dsaounce him. Caicas'
4 So D.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-30
Postage to Spain.

We are requested to state that the United
States postage only is required to be pre-
paid III this country on letters for Spain, in
Guiding MajorcA, Minorca, and rhe Canary
Islands. torwarded in the B, itish mail via
England
Psstmastcrs viii require prepayment, in
all easer Of the United States postage, viz.
twentysone cents the single rate OF nall an
ounce or under, when the Atlantic convey
ance is BY United States steamers, and fise
cents when BY British steamers; eaving The
British and fcreigt postage TO be collected
at destinatio n in Spain Int.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-30
Stabbing Afray in School.

On Thursday last . disturbance. took
place IN common district school, in the
Northwest portion Of Shalersville. Isaac
Archer is the teacher, and the difficulty oc.
CURED between him and two sons of Buel
Peck, who were pupils in the school. The
teacher, in dispensing the discipline Of the
rod upon The youngest boy, lad of abou,
TIVE I've years, got into a scufle with both o.
the boys, in the course of which be used a
knife. The Oldest boy, aged some seven
teen years, received some cuts upon his per.
son, none Of them dangerous, a. we are
told. The teacher WAS taken before z. M.
Crane, Esq, Justice of the Peace, in
Shslersville, on Friday, and the result Of
the examination was the holding Of the
teacher. to appear at the next term Of Cour,
in $3.50 bonds, which were given. We are
told that two of the School Directors Of the
District went bail Tor the teacher, and that
he 10 continued il the school-al,o, we heal
that the boys have been arrested for as.
ssult and battery upoa the teacher. but the
result Of their examination We have no
heard -Rarenna Democrat.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-30

Hollands German Bitters, Pre-
pared by G. NJ. Jackson,-Win
Effectually Cure Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Chronic or
Nervous Debility, Diseases of the
Kidneys, and all Diseases arising
from disordered Liver or Sto-
mach. -sra ss--. -- es
Every family should have bottle Of
these B,tters in the house.
ONE DOSE will instantly relieve 4 nick
stomach. ... ...--.. .-.-r 90 o. 1.
ONE DOSE will cure the most distress
sing heartburn. ,,-,t..r....-. b.
ONE DOSE viii allsy ANY agitation Of
the nerves. -s .-.....- - .--
A., OND DOSE taken an hour before meals,
will give Z good appetite, - .,,,, 49,. q.
ONE DOSE will in many cases cure The
most severe headache, when proceeding
from disordered stomach. ~ ..a. IL
Prepared only by DR.. e. IL. Jacksos, No.
AIS. Arch Street. Philadelphis, and for sale
by nruggists and S,oIekeepers throughout
the United States and Canada. Price "a cts.
per bottle. See Advertisement. iani2w,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-30

@The "Elixir,r prepared by DR.. JAS
WILLIAMS, for the cure Of DYsPEPsY, and
nothing but FYsPEPsr. (as advertised in an.
other oolumn,) hes. BY IFS own merits, OBJ
tained for itself SO high a reputation in
Phi:adelphia. that Physicians acquainted
with its properties. are using it themselves
and prescribing it to their patients. con.
ssrced, by observation. of its great eficasy
in restoring the disordered digestive organs
to q healthy function. Numerous cases oi
Dyspepsy. Of the most aggravated enurac-
ter, which were abandoned as incurabls by
some If the Medical Faculty, have, BY the
use Of this Elixir, been restored to perfect
health, as sttested certificates testify.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-30
Oregon vs.. Kansas.

Contrsry to the recent dogms Of the
Democratic party-that state shall not be
sdmisted with less than the Representative
ratio Of iuhabitsnis--its leaders are now
earnestly pushing the claims of Oregon. to
. place ss State in the Union. When ouf
fesdess femember that Kansas, BY the Eng
fish bill. 10 kept out of the Union By this
same party, until she shows, by census taken
that she hss population sufficient to ensitle
her to a Representative in Congress, they
will be convinced Ct the truth of what we
long since ssserted--viz: that this Demo
cratic party has no fired principles. uui is
constantly sPringing new tangled u0,ions
as hobbies to ride into power. Th.s las,
dogms would never have had birth bu,
THAI Kansas should be punished for not sus.
tanning the policy Of, Jas. BrcHAsAs. They
were anxious to insugerate it as Q Ser
plank in their platform, but just ss soon Is
itis applied to the wounds of Kansas. then
the remedy is NO longer needed. We see il
stated by some of The Washington letter
writer's tha,.the Republicans, with number
ofAnii-Lecompton Democrats have resolved
to vcte against q e Greg on bill unless the
same be extended SO as to include Kansas
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-30
Ohio Editors and Publishers As
eo1 ~ seCntion.
SIXTH ANNUAL MEETING.

The Sixth Annual Meeting Of the Ohio
Editors and Publishers Association, in &C.
cordsnce with Resolution sdopted at the
last meeting. viii be held at Dayton, on
Wednesday. January 10th, 1859.
The public exercises consist of an
Oration-By George Weaver. Editor Of
The GAINESVILLE Courier.
Poem-By James Dumars, Editor of The
Mahoning Register.
Addresses on Methods and kevsntages Of
Adverrising-By r. Brinkerhoof, Editor Of
The .Mansfeid Herald.
A. w. Fairtsaks, Publisher Of The
Cqsuelsnd Herald will preseut Report on
Advertising Prices, and other bussness Of
interest and importance will be brought
before the Convention.
Chairman Ex. Communications Greiner,
Editor of The Columbus Gazette.
Pres;dent-Josish Riley, Editor Of The
Toledo Commercial.
Secretary G R. Brown, Editor Of The
Clepe,and Plain Dealer.
A meeting cf the Editors and Practical
Printers, of the City Of Dayton, was held
pursuan, to notice, at the Counting Room
of The Empire office, on Saturday evening,
Dec II, 1858, for the purpose of taking
into con nsideration the propriety Of celebrs-
ting, with appropropriate ceremonies, the
anniversary Of the birth day of Benjamin
franklin.
On motion, VIM. H. p. Denny. ESQ.,,
Editor o: The Dayton Gazette. was called to
the Chair, and D. G. Fitch, ap ointed Sec
retary. On motion,
Resolved, That we celebrate the Ami
verssry of the Birthday of Benjamin Frank
I'm, and that Committee Of three be ap-
pointed to make necessary arrangements.
The Chairman sppointed the following
Committee: David Clark, o: The Empire;
w. F. Comfy, of The Journal, B. G. Bur-
rows, T.. Crowell, and J. z. Reeder. On
motion,
Resolved, That, whereas, the Editorial
Convention of Ohio, At its last session, sd.
journed to meet at Dayton on the 10Th of
January. 1859, we cordially invite the edi.
tors OF the State to meet here, and that a
COMMITTEES or five be appointed TO make the
necessary arrangements for the reception
OF the Delegates. and their enrcrts inment
while in our city.
The following gentlemen were appointed:
Hon. D. W. Iddings. Wm. II. p. Denny,
Col. ID. G. Fitch, David S. Comfy, J. Fred
Meyers.
Resolved, That all the papers Of the State
be requested to publish these proceedings,
and call attention to the same. editor:slly.
Adjourned. "
WIN. II. p. DENNY, Cnairmsn
+. ID. G. FiTcH, Secretary. '-i '.''
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-30

6TFhe Spanish Mexicsn war is still
threaten ed. Spain has declared wsr and is
enlarging her army and navy. While poor
distracted Mexico, racked by diss,nsions at
home is little fitted to prspare for foreign
foe. IL is reported that the Liberals under
the lead of Juarez are favorable to a treaty
with the United States Government, grant
ing the right to establish military post in
SonOrs aad Chiahuahua. This would save
the President of foreibIy taking this terri.
tory which it wCIld seem bis hesri is covet-
ing.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-30
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PfLILADELRH :
A Benevolent inst,tasioa ests6tished By sps-
eiai Eniorment for tie Relief Of ths Sick
and Distressed, afflicted TiA Yirs-
lent snd Epidemie Diseases.

HNHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in
caused BY eer al diseases, and the deeertioas prae-
ieed upja the uniertanats victims % such diseases
by Quaeks, several years age directed their Ces-
suftiny Surgeon, ss . CAAkiTABLg ACT wsuhy
Of this class Of diseases. in al their arms saA
to give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS o all Who
apply by tss,er. with dsseripisea OF tkeir eeaai-
tion, tsge. occupation, habits Of life &e.l and IN
cases OF extreme poverty 10 FuRNpsu MEniClNEs
FREE OF CHANGE his nssdiess 10 sda tass tAe
Association commands The highest Medical skin of
the age, and will iurntsa The most snsevcs medsss
treatment. .sr
R,psrt upon the ueatnens Of ssxaai Di-sssss. fnx
the year ending January ist, sSe sxpres % shs high
est sa,isaotson wh the sneeess which han attended
,as l.ssr. q the sssssi,laS ssys y y s.ss &C
Goaorrhas, elect, syph,is. Nc vsee q optA i'm
ssfahass, O., and srdss con, shes Of 10 sse
plan for tbs ensuing year. - =
: The DIRECTORS, on ressw af The psss. e&I al
ssSrs ksvs been OF sr,ss SsSs 10 ,as s1sie.sd. e.
eotsi1y the yeuhg. and thsJ have ftanfssd - Co
ve.s nsnsssss = .,4 .snsyss sss. 70 ses' vary in.
peissns and msen dsspsses e.ess
o. sslfabuss and he's dibssses of tas ssfhal or
sans. hy tke csnsultins ssfgsans win - seas ey
. .ss,.s % ss :s'fs TsS sss.ss eh1 os
Rsperts and Tracts On ,hs nsssss end trsalnsAs ef
ss1u aisssses diss, re-, are eeastaa,ly heis4 pAS-
lie he'd rrsausons issribasian. Sna viii - ssat
$ :is s ss%i q r.: .s 'ssss -
are Of great value. rnNs ~ - Z lpslg
Addrsss, Tor Rspor, or u.s psn,, Dr. eEoR6a
r. CALHOUN, Consuitihs S6sseon. Howard Asss-
s,asion. No. Q. south Ninth susss, pslaselpa:a.fs.
EZRA ID. hEARrweLL, Fretidcnt.
GEO. rAihCHti.p, Secretary, a--
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DR.. Roback's Scandinavian Rem
edies.

Every mail brings grateful letters from
persons cured by DR.. Roback's Blood Puri-
fer and Blood Pills. Many of these cerlif-
Gates are frem individuals who have been
sick for years. The seeds of disease were
in their blood, and could only oe reached by
these wonderful vegetable antisept:cs.
which act exclusively upon the fluids of,he
system, cling every particle Of corrupt
matter, and removing all disorders OF the
stomaca, kidnehs, lungs, throat, liver, skin
and glands.-See Advertisement-jan lm.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-30

~The store of Messrs. Cleaver and
Bracken. in Lagrange, Ohio. was burglar
iously entered, on Sunday night last, and
robbed of cash and me, chandisc, % the
amount of about $l0O. The thief supplied
himself with a new coat, hat and boots,
IRON the store, leaving his old ones as com
pensation. We hope his consideration may
lead to his acquaintance with the law.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-30

@The Stale canyassers of New York
have refused certificates Of election to six
Congressmen elect from the city OF New
Yo.k on the grounds that in each case the
,eturns read "For Member of Congress"
instead o. For Representative in Con.
grrss.'' The [ oard however certi6es thai
The men returned as "members of Congress
did receive the majority OF the votes cast
and with the exception of this mistake in
The letter are entitled 10 their seats. Con.
grese will doub, less admit them. il
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sTurned Loase'' Again.

General Foley, of Indiana, has been in.
dulging in another epis,olsry fight. We find
his last effort in The Cincinnati Times
The letter turned up in a Magistrste's
Court under these circumstances.
Two Indianians disputed in regard to the
delivery of drove of hogs. One Of them
entered .uit and secured an Attorney. A
suit was about being brought, when con-
tract was produced, copy of which, perbai.
in, ei literatun,, We produce below. '
1t vas written by Gen. F., Con-
gressmsn from the State Of indiana, whose
signature is attached as a witness. The
signature is off the same chirography ss the
document, 50 there is 10 dispute as to the
authorship. We omit the names oil the
partics.-- .-.
''this the 18th uf November 1858
''this is contract maid and agreed upon
Beiween---and---thes said----hss
this day soil to the said--ope hundred
head OF hogs to Be delivered in ciucinnsti
from the first.of december to the tenth OF
the same for which tho ssiG---Agrees
to pay the ssid---the sun of six do liars
and fifty cts per hundred pounds net and
also the said--sgrees &c let the said
have the other hundred head Of hogs that
be has Bsrgined for II he gets them t the
cost Of them which is our..dolIars per hun
dred pounds gsooes s~ai, and the said---
to pay the expenses of getting them to this
market" -s
No wonder Congress has such terrible
times! Scholarship is ata discount, sure!
----~>~>>>~---- =, - ~------ -.-.
NJ" Rats do moi dia in their holsaIl-
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Rats, Roaches, Bugs, Insects &c
What the Farmers say: -r


A late writer says that 'the various spc.
cies of.vermin are multiplying at fearful
rate throughout the land. Their rayages
have become matter Of serious dread A
Postmaster in Illinois writing to 'Cestsr's'
Depot says, The country is literally over
run with them, (ra,s, mice, &c) Another
from the same State ssys, The rats posi-
tivsly gnaw the hal,ers of my horses while
in the stable An Ohio correspondent re-
marks, They (,he ra,s) are everywhers--
in the house, the barn, and under every
stump IN the feld.' In the South the de-
mand 10 still greater. A late order from the
Navy Yard at Mobile was for thitty pounds
of the Raj Exterminaior alone.
UrSee "Costar's" advertisement in an
other column. r,r ri te30lm.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-30

TThe q, g. Consul at Havana has
notified The Governor General of Cuba that
the tax Of two dollars per head Tor shipping
and transferring American seamen will not
hereafter be paid, as it is inconsistent with
our laws.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-30
The Pension BiH.

The Bill granting pensions to the SOL
diers of the war of 1912 and in the wsrs
with the Indians, passed the United States
Senate, and was introduced into the House
of Representatives, loaded down by vsrious
amendments. - -s,
After considerable discussion, and several
amendments, Mr.. SAVAGE of Pennsylvania.
introduced a substitute for the original Bill.
"Provi5ing that each surviving officer.
non-conmiss ioned officer, musician, snd
private, who shall have served for term OF
sixty days, or shall have engaged in actual
battle, shall be authorized 10 receive pen
sion, to commence on the first day of the
present Congress, and continue during his
natural life; that each officer, &C., who
served in the regular army, volunteers OF
the States End Territories, for the spses Of
sixty days in fighting the Indians, shs., be
entitled to the benefits of the act; tbs! il
any officer, &C., shall have died; his y dow
shall be entitled to receive the same pen
sion TO which her husband would have been
:
entitled; that the payments will be made at
such time and places as the Secretary OF the
Interior may direct; that no officer or his
widow shall receive the same until be SHALL
have furnished the Secretary of the Interior
with satisfactory proof that he is entitled
to the same ln accordance with the provis-
ions OF the act; that the pay shall not be
transferable nor se;zable by any legal pro-
cess, but shall go to the benefciaries; and
that seamen and marines engaged in these
wars shall be entitled to the aame benefits
conferred upon the land forces-,he pen.
sions to be paid at the rate of 500 year
for twelve months service, S75 year for
six months service, and $50 year for
sixty days service
This substitute was adopted by vote Of
l22 yeas to 81 nays. This will be returned
10 the Senate and will mos, likely pass
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-30

CHARLESTON, Dec. 81.
Gen. James Gadsden died on Sunday
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0arsRa,s pre- . npisance'- Doctor
BRowE.
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G~Murder, of Rats by the thousand '
rec pr. BROWN. .sE.- ..s-s ass .ru
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Az AMERICAN LADY RIvALLrre EN-
PRESS EUeENIg.-A well-known leader OF
fashion from the United States, says a
Paris letter in the PhIladelphia Gazette,
who was sharing the splendid hospitalities
of Compeigne, appeared one evening at a
ball. in a dress precisely Identical with that
worn by her Imperisl MSjesy in person.
Great was the assonishment and dismay of
the court ladies', for it is known that the
Empress Eugenie, whose soul sppesrs to be
about equally. .dnfdea Setwee en- her msntua
maker and herconfessor, insist upon the
str,ctest secrecy being observed Us to Whist
is destined to adorn her imperisl limbs.
Evidently. however. the secrets Of the con-
fessional had been this time betrayed, sud
the audscious 'citizcness' We'd in fashion
and novelty with the Empress. Nsy, worse
still. when her majesty et last stepped up
to her rival, and good ns,eredly asked
(which dress wss 10 be considered the oriRi.
nal the American lady wee able to reply
that that was her 'se cond' appearance In
that character! @ r'z r-r
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Tue Mi. svERsoE PAPkRs.-Derby e.
Jackson, publishers, arc rumored to have
offered Bonner s6 geo for the privilege Of
issuing these pspsss. By Everett, tin book
form. at the end of the year. r'f' Si1-i
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SADDLES ilD HiRYsSS.
IT" - kN@s
WM. j.. CRYABLE,

w ILL CONTINUE at the old stand.
Wv opposite the Esglc Ho<ef, fhe SADDLE
AND 1ARNE ESS burI SNaIis
various hrsn ;hes he intends 10 A. IA
keep on hand 2S<NA
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT EEgEA
Of q II articles in his lime. consist kkESza.A
ing of Ladies' and GrntIemens'
Saddles, inc and Coaree Hs<ncs 81. B-iafes Collars
Hames. Whips. &C. &c.
He intends to use good mstsrials mske good
WORK. sell fair priers and hopes by strict sfren
tion 10 business 70 ohtsin of the pub
lie patronage.
NTPsrticuisr atfentisn rsfd to- ordered work.
UT Repair done with aastse.s and &ispaieh.
Give me ean WIN. !. SRYMBLE.
%. CiatTsvilie, Oct 81. 1858. Fl-
Having sold OUT my estabiishmens to W J. Crym-
BILE, tsks tASs method refnrn my sincere thants
for the pssronsss fsrmssfy extended 10 ne. and
would recommend Q esnsfnssnee of the ssms 10
my successor. believing him well qasiiisd and
evary way worthy OF The same - - ..-. .s....
AAnaosE CoLLIxs.
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T"Rats do not die in their holes!"-
See Dr.. BRows.