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THEIR PARTICULAR spHERE.

T. is not claimed that they will all diseases but
n those specified above las thousands testyD they
are the most rihcaci1us OF any known.
BE particular 10 ordering, 70 mention which n the
three Preparations are required. II for Consumption,
&C. the ls and 81 alternately, arc best; II for Liver
Complaints, Nc., the 2d OF Dyspepsia, (whcu iuYotcr
atc,) the "a and I'd n alienation, more successful
la moderate cases, will suffice.
There three Preparations, one for Consumption in
all It's various orms for Liver Complaints and their
attendants, 90 which particular attention is caedl and
one for Dyspepsia Out nearly Thousand strongly
marked cases there have not been twenty failures.
From numerous testimonials we select the following
A VERY INTERESTING CASE,
Mr.. d. j. ELDER, (of this city, is well known as one
Of the most hopeless cases Of Consumption, Messrs.
HoRAcr GnrE(Y and W. C. BRYANr tof the Tribune
and Pod) familiar with the following facts and cir
cumstauces;
Mr. ELDER was actively engaged in the last Presidep-
tia campaign and his intense labors, day and night
broke down his health, which had not been good Tor
many years this was followed by severe cough aud
bleeding from the lungs, which continued down 20 last
December when me commenced using one Of these Pre-
parauons For the previous two months he had bled
every day' sometimes quite profusey, and his cough
terrible, In "a months time he able 10 be about
through the city during an wcathors and in less than
two months after beginning use the remedy he was
engaged n oanvassng the city and his feet
~ all The time from o'clock in the morning till ia the
aiiemoou conyersng with hundreds Of persons, and
iransaeng large Of business. lie is now as
hearty looking man as one in thousand His pres
emit residence is at a62 lludsonstrcet, New York
Dr. Bronson be consulted either by letter, address
ed to Box $685. = o., or at the office Of the General
Agents from to -.
These Preparations can be obtained through any res
Price 81 per bottle, with full directions. All orders must
be addressed TO
HENRY Il. CHURCH co., General Agents.
&c MAmHN-LANE NEw-Nokk. 6O63
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TO THE SICK.-Impeled by desire to
L do unto Others MS ] would that some one had done
by me when similarly situated. hereby earnestly
ton all sufferers from Spermatorrhua or Involuntary
Exhaustion against all the "teks and traps Of the
rious swindling quaeks.
ShpN mea al, and II disposed to profit by my expert
ence enclose return stamp, and send brief description
Of your to Box l76 Charlestown, Mass. 1896
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X THE GREATEST
s.. MEDICAL
~ DISCOVERY
y OF THE AGE.

~ OF THE AGE.
Mr. KENNEDY, Of Roxbury, has discovered in one
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR.
From the wora Scrofpia doca 10 common
Pimpie.
lie has tried it in eleven hundred cases. and never
failed except n two casos. both thunder humor lie bins
no" IN possession over one hundred certificates OF It's vale
ue, au within twenty miles u Boston.
Two bottles are warranted to cure nursing mouth
One 10 three bottles will cure the worst kind Of pmples
the face.
Two or three bottles will cure Che system ofboils.
Two bottles are warranted TO euro the worst cankcr in
the mouth or stomach
Three five bottles are warranted to cure the worst
One to two bottles are warranted to cure all humor in
The eyes
and botchcs among the hair
-Four TO- six bottles warranted TO cure corrupt and
running ulccrs.
One bottle will cure scaly emptious OF thc skin.
lN9 or three bottles are warranted go cure tho worst
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the most
desperate case Of rheumatism.
Three go four bottles are warranted Co cure salthcum.
rye TO oght bottles viii cure the worst ofscfohi.
beneht Us always experienced nom the first bottle,
and perfect cure is warranted when the above quantity
is taken.
DEAR MADNv,-fher reputation Of the Medical Discoy-
CRY, boo curing an kind Of humnrs s So we'll established
by ihe unanimous voice of a who have ever used b. that
ne'a NOT say anything ouihc subject the most sk-
fu physician, and thc most careful druggists Zoo the
country are unanimous in s praise.
In presenting thc Medical Discovery 90 your notice.
do it with hdl knowledge of it's cutatiyc powers I'M rec
hc,ne all, and curing mos OF those diseases 90 which
You are unfortunately liable That most cacrueiatng
NURSING SORE MOUTH,
s cured as 10 hy miracle temper Is restored
10 u.s. natural sweetness, and your babe from short and
.rcu maps 20 calm and sweet slumhcts and ihe Modi
eau Discovery becomes fountain NJ blessings 90 Your
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litrraru Institutiuns.
n ORTHFIELD INSTITUTION.
: NORrHFIELn. WI

A'P, BissELL, A. b. prtrpsl
Assisted by able and efficient Teachers
II will be the constant aim Of the Teachers 10 firm in
every student habits Of solreancc and thorough porse
yering study. Every effort will he made 10 render the
school pleasant TO the student and worthy Of the conf.
dencc and liberal patronage Of Tho public Rare facilities
are offered for the study Of French German and Italian
WINTER Tenn commences Nov. 2iul. 1855: spirNe
FALL Term. Sept 7th, 1859. 10,
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4 b. HAIL PROFESSOR MOTIFS
HIGIC HAIR INTIG ORA TOR

It's equal has never been found Ills manufactured hy
A. GREEN at uighgute, w., and is put up in larger
than amy Of the numerous hair dressings of the day.
ONE APPLICATION
Us warranted 90 remove al iaudrnf; IL win restore hair
iu li hcaus, where the roots NOT entirely gone
nui 'r pew ie and 'igor 10 the hair, thereby impar
This lnugorttor lisa superb article for dressing ne
hiir imparuug bmcy Co hc same. causing 10 Go bee
onac -oi 1ud glossy, and 5 thc most highly pcrfumcd
article NOW Iu thc market.
Hy 10. medicinal qualities. this luyigontor will restore
hothy action 20 the blood vessels (which uounsh the
glands u'ucafh The surface Of the salp thereby causing
icc tua htahy circulation 90 blood and By is tonic
aui uNg9auug iuhucucc Be- win produce increased ar-
oH 'ud veor 100 The ROOTS, cutting up the thick matter
leih,N h .he tubes, opening ihc pores of the scalp
thereby giving free and healthy action the roots and
anr io Ar halr, and boo a where the glands and
blood vessels have not been entirely deprived of their
uNy and life by disease this lnsigorator will produce
new growth OF hair.
EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS AND REFER
ENCES.
Prof Motifs Hair lnWporator is unequacd by any
thing now before the public is what it purports to be-
preparation OF ,eai substantial ,yit and wc arc much
pleased Co le1n that they rapidly taking the place Of
useless nostfums.-h huntington, T., sentinel
10 is one of che worthy preparations Tor the hair
with which ever became acquainted, and take great
pleasure in recommending the same 90 the public. !
particularly admire This compound, for the ragtaucy and
duration of Us pcrumc.-Dr. J0tlso1, Berkshire, IT,
was bald for years. This luvig0rtot restored my
hhr which has never fallen oft sluce.-Gco. T. Harrci
Three month. ago was entirely bald at this time my
head +. covered with ucW hlir ] aiu aatlshcd IL wa,
greed 70 grow by the use %. the In'igoror My mir
nA, returned 60 DIS orner color bad been bald about
aTat or t.n years ~ joHe' "a. thott, CHof, w.
would pay pHy @hgLs per year. rather chan be with
out your lnvig1ratlr-H. JlaH,san, Tfcr. a. g.
Dad been bald for quite o. number of years. Motifs
luiglratHr BIAS restored DOS har It is us thick and
hee'N a- n ny youth -baIiH Doa7e, Sutton. e.. D.
Motifs Iu'ig|ratur i- most cN.cOut propagation lud
mu. De- 'rry a.crtahc Article iorHc ioilototny lady
.l"'' Hi'hO"HfI.
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ID FAD THIS KNOW THAT YOU
IL CAN BE CUREDl
Trial Hotlos giVpp ,,g,y .t

ID EAD THIS KNOW THAT YOU
IL CAN BE CURED
Trial Bottles given away at
FRED. i. SM1rH's DRUG SroRE.
WEEKS's
VI 4 G &c G q VI p O UND.
This excellent is second TO none for the spccdy
removal OF Coughs, Colds. Asthma. Whoopiue Cough
Sore Throat, Group. and Lung Diseases in general
This Compound bias gained is present high reputation
safe and sure remedy ior al Lung diseases simply
because it always cures Won.
Good people of Montpelier and vicinity give &c tr-
al when you become convinced that
WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND
thc best thing n market thas mover been necessary
to pull and blow This mcdeuc into notice, or the simple
reason Wherever has boon introduced u has given per-
icct satisfaction aul the public have become convinced
THtT rms rs 40 HrNBJG
and ought to be used n every family II YOU want any
thing more tu tnis ask Your nciEhhors who have used
the article. aud have been benefited thereby They will
tell their own story
This medicine Is purely vegetable, and contains in.
wcdicut more poisonous than the Fig.
CAtrON.-Iu prevent imposition. the genuine Magic
Compound will hereafter be put up in bottles made
rresy Tor that purpose with the following words blown
in the gass-WrrKs' MAGtc COMPOUND 81. JouNs-
HuUY, W.
fhc genuine has the written signature Of T.. b. MA
COON ou the outside wrapper.
For sale by FRED. j.. SMITH, Montpelier, W.
NUgg
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!Hustc.


1T. JOHNSBURY ACADEMY OF MU-
- sGC.-Thc So. Johnsbury Academy Of Music Is lo-
Gated n the pleasant Napc OF st. Johnsbury, VT, hay
ing special act OF Incorporation granted hy the Lcgsla
tufc of omont establishing hc School upon pcrma
ucnt basis The design Of this institution is To- Afford
hc most thorough musical cducaon at au expense very
much less thau has been used where similar advantages
could Boz enjoyed Ncrs many persons possessing the f
nest talent, have been deferred from studying Music
profession account of thc enormous expense which
has hitherto attended such course Of study
THE ST JOHNSBUBY ACADEMY OF MUSIC
OILERS advantages and facilities Of the highest order, at
from oucf0urh 90 unchird thc expense attending such
% course of study II pursued no Boston New York
For the benefit Of Teachers and go others dosrous NJ
tanning superior excellence boo the science OF Music both
as performers aud theorists, Collegiate and Normal
course is pursued. embracing period OF four years
The first year is devoted 90 thorough OF ccmou-
1ry siudy using Hs text hooks, only the works Of the
most celebrated Masters which, having been thoroughly
tested bear tue stamp of superior excellence Pupils de-
voting 40 their time 90 music, usually practice the pia-
from four 90 sN hours per day practice vocal studies
one 90 two hours devote ono hour TO the study OF har
monN Each pupil is required 70 study the Piano sut
are required to play church music as daily exercise.
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC
N Taught exclusively by private lessons. two lessons per
week being the usual allowance The study Of harmony
and composition b. taught u several classos, with daily
Rotations Private lessons given to advanced pu-
ws 600 singing. Nonizing is also taught in several
The Mlle Principal having been connected with some
oi iAc 1c.t Bands AVID Orchrsas u Now ork lud B0a
TOM considerable portion OF che last twelve years is pre-
pared 600 teach 900 che various
BAND AND ORCHESTRA INSTRUMENTS.
Ncsidos tGc various Lessons and class exercises. 90
which pupils attend. Public Rehearsal is given every
saturday AFTERNOON hy the pupils, who ore n required 20
aDuI and take some part boo hccNcrcscs their parents
ami Few friends only being present 10 addition
MUSICAL sOGBEE
s given twice during each quarter large audience be-
n ne-out The year is divided into four ctms of clev-
on weeks each
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DERSONS WISHING TO ESTABLISH
4 Mmuticiodes in new and thriving placc ,,lore
business Is goud See advertisement Of mo iIavmonton
Settlement.
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1rlIultdl.
RILLIN G IS
Rheumatic Pills
\ = u
Il Z M I M e NJ r.


III sonic reliable remedy or Rheumatism.
- EJRa, knowing This fact the proprietor of
" tha above named medicines some years
N since commenced the study Of this dis
Sslailll,eN ,1.c. ln hs studies and practical
syNt experiments, with different medicines
AA,aslAli,4 upon ho various forms of the disease,
AZ Doc was favored with me advice and
hI,.kllAskll counsel of some OF Che ohlcsi medical
if3 M ild pharmaceutical talent of The limos
llo has at length perfected and prepared
those r'mclic, and offers them TO the afflicted, conf
dent tini thoy viii always prove Safe cfcctual, and
harmless io ho constitution. That such IL thor char
actor is amply atiested by the universal success with
which they have been employed The, cure Rheuma-
tism, Gout and Neuralgia The Eminent alone would
not cure these diseases the Pills need to ho taken in-
formally, thc lanimont to be- applied externally, and
thus used oouloutly they exert a genuine curative
power Rheumatism b. Goo intimately connected with
ODE yor and other informal organs to hc reached sole
ly through ihr medium of the skin. These Pills are
rcculaf, searching in their effect upon che Liver.
Tloy contain no Mercury, Potash, Qunino, Morphine,
ur ans of those miscellaneous medicines which are too
onDu employed boo ihe treatment of Rheumatism.
ntlLiNaH RHEUMATIC LIvinrNr s a saie and
oiBcarou. LInimont The principal ingredients that
enter uto composition, those from which 10 derives
its greatest no,ycr are now, and have never before
bean exhibited 300 any lniment that has been offered
Co the puhr % well adapted for all thc purposes u
q Family Imminent, and BE- unsurpassed 100 curing
Iameno., sf-au- Bruises, sc. We have in our
possession, aud met publish, many letters and certi-
draics trom persons who have derived great benefit
from tlt-c preparations. The certificate. are voun-
iau|t furnished D., those who have been cured of tho
various form. of ODE dioa.c, such as Rheumatic Fever
Chronic Nhcm1usm Goui, and Neuralgia they are
rcauno and natural such os sane person. would write,
BOD. % q. al. LA.
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Nj RS. WINSLOW, AN EXPERIENCED
VI Nurse and Female Physician presents to
the attention OF mothers. her
IS O o II II IN q S Y r u p d.
FOR CHILDREN TEErHING,
Whch greatly facilitates the process Of tcothug. by so
enins ,he gums, reducing all inhammatiou--wl allay
ALL IAlN and sp1smodc action, and is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS
Depend upon H. mothers it win give rest TO yourselves
AND RELIEF AND HEALTH TO
YOUR INFANTS.
Mchavep put up and sold this article Tor over 10 yrs
ana CAS- SAY, is CONF DENCE AND TRUTH ofit
what we have never been - able to say Of any other
medicine-NENEk HAS - m FAILED, IN A SIN
- INSTANCE, TO = EFFECT A CURE, when
timely used. Never did e we know an instance of
dissatisfaction by any one who used H. On tie CON
uary, all are delighted with = lbs operations and sneak
w. terms OF highest com y. mendaton OF It's magical
tueet' ana medical virtues, We speak n this matter
WHAT WE pokNow,' ar - ter ten years experience
NhfLhpGL otA hEpuTA - rloN Fon THE FULFIL
MtNr OF WHAT We HERE = DECLARE. In almost eve
~ instance where the in FAINT is suffering from pain
and exhaustion, relief Will be found Ina fifteen or tpu
ty minutes after the syrup = rs administered
This valuable prepare ton is the presoriptiop nf
one OF me most EXP ERR : ENCED and SKlILFUL
y T. hotsn Ne" England : and has been used with
IL THOUSANDS : or CASES.
IL not only relieves the y child from pain but inyg-
CRATES the stomach and bowels. corrocts acidty
aud gives tone and energy n % the whole sv.ton IL
viii almost Instantly re- iove
GRIPPING ~ AYR BOWELS, AND
WIND = collie,
@nu overcome commissions which II not speedily
eulVu ehA IN death. We - believe il the best and
44,,,hsfS. hEaLN ~ THE = WORLD. in ali cases of
DnSEN Ihkl AND ID o., ARRHQ,A IN chill
nNLN' "helher h arises - from teethiug on from any
y.n'I cause we would =. say TO every mother who
nasH IL emu suffering from - any If the foregoing COM
p,"ln,'-ho NOT lLi YOUR rhriUpIcEs, * OR THE
ni'h7 or otuLHs = stand between your suffer-
~ mug sia me relief that will be SURE yes Alb
SUI ltLA oOkE 70 follow thr use OF this med.
lvlue'l timely used, Full , directions forusing will acc
company etch tottle--E- None genuine unless the
lae-slnlie Of CURTIS = PERKINS New York, is
on the outside wrapper
sod by DRUGGISTS = throughout the world
inncipal ohco, No. l3 Cedar-st., New York.
Price only 2j cents per bottle,
5l02
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TNI0I ONE nULIAn rEN I0TTIE.
Dr. SANFORD, Proprietor 3i5 Broadway. New York
Retaicd by all Druggists Sold also by J. f. Pierce
Fred Z. Smith, aud S. D. tedhed, Montpelier VI
lIGp
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AMES q. FRENCH would say TO the
~ Gentlemen Of Washington County and others, who
want to buy
ANY KIND or CLOIHLNG,
that he has just returned from New York and Boston
with an entire new stock, such as
SPRING ONERCOATS Of light and dark colors;
Black lrock Coats of superior qualities. cut n the most
approved style and warranted To be equal 20 amy CUSTOM
made Business Goats Of all styles and qualities
PANTS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
both Black and Fany-part in whole falls, to suit old
men. VESTS, inc any amount.
BOIS CLOIIfNG or ErERl DESCRIPTION
such as Goats, Pants, Vests and Speuccts-back.
blue and olive also, Cashmcretts and 1woeds
for summer suits for Small Boys,
Ia fact, any man or boy find in my stock an kinds
and ull sizes and quality Of Good. superior TO any kind
ever before offered in Montpelier, being manufactured
for the retail trade and is equal in every respect any
custom-made' Also, all kinds Of
II ATS AND CAPS
SILK HATS, Of Becbe best style and latest pattern.
SOFT HATS, Of all kinds,
MORPHY HATS aud CAPS, for men and boys
BONNER HAIS-the new style.
SUMMER HATS, of ali kinds, including Panama, Leg
horn, Straw and Palmleaf Hats, both fine and coarse
Montpelier, MAY ., 1879.
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Instrumental MUSIC

s taught exclusively Bog private lessons two lessons per
week being the usual allowance The study Of harmony
and composition b. taught n several ciasscs with daily
fccuous. Private lessons are given to advanced pu-
pills 600 singing Nocailing is also taught in several
classes with daily Rotations.
THE Mllc Principal having been connected with some
oi tc 1ct Bands AVID Orchrstas u New York aud Bos-
tom considerable portion uf Che last twelve years is pre-
pared tu teach 600 thr Variotfs
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Jourtru.
LITTLE WILLIE WAKING UP.

Some haye thought that in the dawning, in our beings
God snearer t,ie children than their parents ever know
Aud that il You listen sharply, better things than you
teach
Ana sort Of mystic wisdom, trce through their care
less speech.
How It is I cannot answer. but knew little child,
Who among the thyme and clover and The bees was
running Wild
And he came one summer evening with his rnglcts DER
his eyes,
And his hat in pieces, chasing bees and butter
tcrhcs,
Now IN +? to bed. dear mother for I'm very tired Of
And he said his "Now lay me" in kind Of careless
And he drank the cooling water from his little silver cup,
And said, gay, when it's morning. will the angels
take me up =
Down he sank with roguish laughter in hislc irund'
And the kindly God Of slumbcr showcred peoples DER
his head.
"whni could mean hi, speaking strangely ," asked his
90. twas nothing but his prattlc. what could he Of
angels keni'
There he lies. how sweet and placid, and bis breathing
Like zephyr moving softly and his checks are like a
But she leaned her head listen il his breathing could
be- heard
60" she murnersd, 'f the angel. took my darling at
his word
Night, with il. folding MANTLE hath the slccpeu both
bcguilcd,
And within its sof embracing rest the mother mud the
child;
Up she snrteth from her dreaming, fora sound hath
And {, comes nom little Willie, lying on bis uundlc
Up she sprngcih Cor It strikes upon her troubled
again.
And his breath in louder fcchcs travels from bis lungs
in pain,
And his eyes are fixing upward face beyond Che
room
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humorous SrIrrtions
NM --LATEST DODGE.

Among the numerous expedients which have
been rosorted to in oyading the "Main Liquor
Law the following is "A little the most ingo-
nous:--
About fortnight since, tall speciman of
Yankee manufacture arrived in the good
city Of Portland, in the State of Maine and
established himself and luggage at the Elm
Hotel This luggage consisted Of a small va
lise, and a large obong box, containing for
the inspectors had examined its contents a
quantity of books richly bound which the
proprietor had bought for the purpose of re-
failing about the city.
After seeing his property placed in his room
allotted to him. the pedlar made his appear
ance in the office with small volume in his
hand lie glanced his keen shrcwd eye leis-
urely around the room, which contained at that
moment no one but the clerk and boy and
myself
POND of reading;" inquired the pedlar OF
the clerk when he had finished his close OBJ
seryation.
Don't get any time to read" replied the
clerk tartly, busying himself at the desk
81 rather guess I've got a book here you'd
like to read, continued the pedlar, persever-
ingly
"What is it,
'Well, lis a real good book, and just fright
for the times, too, cause itll give a man spin.
tual consolation and they DO say that's what
man can't get very easy in Maine just a.
bout now"
That's very true but your consolation,
unfortunately, my friend, does not happen t,
be of the right sort"
There was a cunning leor in the podlar',
eye as he inquired;
"Fond of the right sort, hey;"
"When | can get it, said the clerk, a littl,
interested
Guess shall sell you this book, then,
said the pcdlar, decidedly.
/ "What is it You haven't told me the nam,
of it yet"
"lt's the Pilgrims Progress"
ooh, bother I've read it about dozor
times"
"But this is an entirely new edition."
"Oh, it's all the same"
beautifully engraved"
"Oh nonsense - don't want it," And +,
saying he commenced writing again, yisibl,
annoyed.
Say, you--better look at the picters, con
tinued the pedlar, thrusting the book undo
his very nose.
This movement had an astonishing cfoc
upon the clerk He jumped off his chair an,
began to examine the volume eagerly; bu
much to my surprise, without opening It. Thei
seemingly satisfied with the security he aske,
the price, and purchased it.
Say, you said the pedlar, after the bar
gain was concluded - moving towards tn,
door--''say, you, if anybody else should Sc,
that book and want to get another Just like it
send EN- up to No IS III accommodate EN-
jest as quick as they please"
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mon. Thcre remains no sufficient ground of
impracticability where there are few hVe
men,
Would you render the labor Of the farmer
easier and more productive, then raise the
standard Of intelligence, and bling him to
know that be can save the strength Of muscle
10y the power of intelligent thought Would
You render the term, Vermont home, more
intensely expressive Of comfort and happi-
ness. then leave no means unused for giving
right development 10 the minds and hearts of
the youth for 10 is the sparkling eye Of in
tclligcncc, and the mellow voice Of affection,
that renders the word home so sacred and
dear
with these few hints concerning the inn
portancc and practicability Of forming these
associations, commend the subject to the
candid consideration Of your readers. hoping
more adequately to present it in its true mor-
its at some future time.
Yours, &. = j.
huntington, March IS, 1859