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Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-27
Card.

Prompted by an honest desire Of my heart | wish
to lay before the public which deserves COM
mendationi not only as an act Of scientific skill but
that OF humanity also. About two years ago sud
denly, and from causes unknown to me, was seized
with fit OF Epilepsy, which, owing to my inability to
meet the expenses consequent upon thorough med
cal treatment and the discOuragement which met
with on attempting it, soon became such las was then
led to beieye) as 10 defy the skin Of any physician
was frequently while in pursuit Of my calling thrown
down to the ground without the slightest warning; and
athough insensibe to the agones, yet despised the
miseries of my life, and learned to look upon
those who would render assistance or shelter me from
danger as enemies who sought to proong the existence
OF my miseries. While in this state and having pre
Vlous to my aliction, tasted the sweets of life once
more was induced to attempt seeking aid of a physi-
ciani and by recommendation, called upon Dr. L. j
Ozapkay told him of my circumstances, and of NV
INABILITY to reward him for his services regardless Of
winch, however, he at once undertook my case and
with the blessing Of God was once more restored IN
perfect health. Unable to yard him for the boon
whch enjoy at present. and yet conscious of nv in.
debedness consider it due to myself and all afflicted
TO make the case public in order that those n need
OF medical advice may Gnd physician in whom every
confidence can be placed. '
H. s. MEYER YABLONSKY
state Of California, county of San Francisco, ss-
subscribed and sworn to before me- this LIST day Of Au-
ISL GILBERT A. GRANT, Notary Public.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-27
Cnrd.

the the undersigned having been under the treat
ment of Dr.. j. j. Czapkay, although unsolicited feel
called upon to give publicity to his treatment hopine
that by doing Imay be instrumental in preyenting
Others from the fearful suffering and misery which
experienced ana which often results from the ner
nicous practice Of pretenders. My disease has beer
that of physical and mental debility, which follows in
consequence Of indiscretlons in youth The agones
When endured are perhaps, unnecessary for me to
detail, they known to those who have exnerencS
them sulhce il to say, that having called the services
Of Dr. l. j, Czapkay into requstop, all the expecta-
uohs when may have formed Of him were more
than realized. would therefore recommend Dr. Cqsn
kay 70 al who may find themselves afflicted with that
dreadful malady, my object in 80 doing being sym
pathy or suffering humanity and heartfelt desire Of
'sHtYlhs them, ID, j. DAuLEE, Printer
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-27
HENRY WEssLING.

DR. J. CZAPKAY'S private Medical and Surgical
Institute is on Sacramento street below Montgomery
opposite the Pacific Mail steamship Company's Office
San Francisco. The Doctor offers free consultations
and asks no remuneration unless he ELECTS cure
Office hours from9 A. n. to p. NJ.
s5y~The following letter, which emphatically speaks
for ITSELF written by the Dean of the Faculty Of
the Philadelphia College of AIedicine-to the editors
of the Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal San Fran
cisco. for publication:
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-27
EmsOlvelat NOTICE.

Clerk Of the Court aforesaid.
c. T. De LuSG, Au'y for Petitioner. sep25.35dt
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A GREAr THING
Magic Impression Paper,

IL . principle 81 writing without ytn or INK,
l rendering !. invaluable 10 person. travelling.
u will take the perfect impression Of ans leaf,
plant ~ aosct. sui will write equally well ~ pa.
rs-, cloth. wood pr stone. withsu, the usc II rsn.
cal. pen Or itk all tha, u needed j. q common
,tt,s Or bone. 1t IL also a splendid ;lins for
marsiH. cloths. ~ j. enables Juc to write ntun
cloth as we'll as yeu ctn ulpn paper. liy the u,s
af this paper. mr. child eight years old. can irav
NJ vcllast the It artist. ur aliiy make our. two.
" three copies Of embroidery patterns Of the mo.
diiHsul, Kind in a very few moments.
= Warranted NJ h%ambag. la, the bes. anil mas.
convenient lFranECinen, IN the world, sha, can
be bought Tor fifty cents.
I; can he SEN a; the store II Morris { Spain.
Sarlis; or. T.. =. Ciarkc's. Pamela. Call and 20.
u any how, M charge Tor showing.
Agents wanted q, every Post ufhec in The county
July ~. lsGn. 1i-,f.
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"HERkAS letters te-,srner.ary having hem
granted TO the undersigned a, rhs IpI,
term Of the Probate tsur. Of faaels county. Niss.
IN the estate 81 Thomas q. Hunter. deceased
Therefore. oil persons indebted 10 said ss...s a..
notified to ray M add all persons hslfinr sl,;,.
against said estate are notified tn rfsssp. Ia.
daly authenticstel. -. and in The tine rrs.s-t.,
by law. CO thsy will ;. fsr ever hard.
ii HUNTER. Fssru,o-.
Iaiv .. ist1. - e.
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IL another hmn wjll b. r0nnl ~ all
y,rti mrnt II pr. Slnllcnhcrecr for hi IN.
%vlua'lr trvcr anil Asuc liIl.. ppl yea /
thc reader. attention more pceially, %
thc yyiy pa i'iyy character 4 The ,c,timany
nf those wLo have sold anil used the med.
ic.uc. ruiiilr' may he bal If the Necr'.
IN which it will BE- ,cyu tie Doctor claims
to have discovered y remedy capable # lie.
.troyiug, NJ once. the ems # hi luljh
some disease, anl tue cAcc;ine a radical
euro In cycry c,sr.
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ARRIVAL OF rms OVERLAND MAIL.

81. Louts. july l9.-The central over.
land pony express alviccs from Denver
City and the surrounl ling country reached
st. Joseph last night.
The greatest CxCitCmcn, existed among
the inhabitants on account Of the discovery
Of new and rich mines on Cherry Creek.
three miles from Denver City.
Thc::ncvs from the Arkansas is e the
most cheering character.
The gold mines were yielding we'll. and
nearly as promising az the California
gulch.
The business at Denver City continued
dull.
A great many citizens had left the city
and gone in the direction Of the new dig
riues
NJ; day passes bu; ,ha. Indians com
NIT som dcprcla,ions on the settlers re-
siding !. the forest. where there il lit,le "a
fear from empowering numbers Of tn,
whites.
The arrival Of emigrants 1T Denver Cir
still continued. though the rush had in som,
measure decreased.
The overland California MIL coach bring
news that the lnliaas ut Washoe had Al
left, leaving the miners busy at work.
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viii AND EvERErr MEETING,

Pursuant 20 a Prcviou4 notice the Con
-,i,utional Union party Of the County Of
pauoln. assembled at the Court House IN
the town 1T Pamela. on the 25l lay of
luly, lsdi.
On motion Of Col. T. T. Sorsty. the
meeting WIS organized ~ calling pr. +.
Moore to the chair, AMI appointing Il. II.
Taylor, Esq, Secretary.
The Chairman made a brief anil forci
tly tllrcs explanatory Il the object Of the
meeting, aul p%ortrayius in ,he most vivid
col,rs d., bitter iisscni.ot, sul intestine
foul. that now So listrat; the country 4;
anil calling upon al true AMI patriotic
men, ~ tAcir voices and votes, to all in
l%l'ayius this strife and contention.
en- motion Of Gco. I. Footr. ESP. the
chair appointed . committee Of five to iralt
resolutions expressive Il the SENSE If the
meeting.
The following gentlemen cmr,scl the
committee, Wat Geo. /. Faate. W. G..
Middleton, T. II. Moore. \. /. Houston
and H. g. Taylor.
Af,,r the tommiJtr. RETIRED. Gil. YIN.
T. Nc.lit being loudly called lsr. al
dressed the meeting in a neat anil irpro.
pirate speech, showing clearly that tbs tn.
~tcrcs,. It the South anil the Union required
tia; all conservative men should rally tc
the supper, II Bell and Everett.
Col. Thas. Il. Mosely being next clllcI
for. addressed the meeting a, length Gr,t
stating his reasons for DECLINING to az, a.
tlcctcr Cor this district to be the protrac,
cd illness Vt his family. ani not tue wan
cf in,cr,s, and enthusiasm on his r1rt fl
the success # the Constitutional party, d
the lcas, objection 70 its Nominees. II,
iwclt ably upon the %corruptions Of the Dem
%Ccratit administration Of tie Government
and proved conclusiyely that there vas n,
party in the Union save the Constitutions
Union party. tia, could defeat the Blacl
Republicans in the coming contest.
Col MOsrly expressed a de;erminatiol
to lend his all and influence 10 the Bell an,
Everett ticket during the canvass.
At the close Of Csl. Moselys address
the Committee. through their chairman
Geo. +. Foote, ESP, reported the follow
ins resolutions:
R,stirsd. That the friends AMI siprcr.
srs in Pamela county, Mississippi. # 1uhi
Eel aul Edward Everett. nov form then
selves into a Ell and Everett, club. tho II
iccrs Of which shall he o President. Seer,
iary and Executive Committee. The IRE
sident and Secretary Of this meeting sal
be similar officers of the club.
Rssoirsi That the rrvsidsn, of hi
mcs,inr arrot. 81 Executive L mmitts
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ANlNti permanently heated IN 'he tovn
IL Pamela. ! am prepared to mtss al kind. q
Stlll'-. Birdie. mi l~lsfne.s. o. 1ttirr. Vt ~
shortest nJiicc. ! would a,k the patronage u b.
citiENn' ri Pamela and vicinity Al siui u n.
pairing !lnr u Reasonable rates. Siii.'astai
S1rtantri. Ictm', cash. Siup over tie ~.
ufc'. j. ". 60 Rt,AN.
Inly o.. l,0t. a5-lv
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JAILOR'S NOTICE.

CoNNIrrED to the jsil Of this county, on Jalv
~ u, 1850. By II. L.. Ballard. An acting Justice
Of the Peace. ,wo nesrves, one man And woman.
the man says his name 10 Smith, he 10 about, 5 fss,
10 inches high, l. about j. years old. The woman
savs her name V Mulberry. shs il abou, 81 vp,r
old, about 5 feet 6 inches high. and says that thee
are the property 81 W. VIM. SYKES Of Tail,.
ha,chis county. Mss. This Is to no;ify the osrsv
!, come forward and prove his property anil ,sLs
them away or they ~ill be dealt with "a tn. law
directs. }. n. JONES. sheriff
aai Jsiler. psnala Go.
July ., ls6n. sr.,f.
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REWARD.

STOLEN, from nv late residence. near MITCHELL.
- y DOads. during the month n February, nne
lIuntsman's Watch with the name Of =. TAYLOR on.
rravsd upon the bach also. some clothing and
several articles Of ladies' jswclry. I will give ,
liberal reward for the recovery If sny one Of N.
above articles, or any Information SO that | can
Get them.
Arrly TO J. X. TAYLOR. Esxaka, Miss. o, ID
The subscriber
THos. y. RANDOLPH.
july &c. ls6o. s7.sr.
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Rangers Notice.

YNAkEN up on the plantation NJ r. =. rajiur
l. ioekana river, by David Richards. = ~r'
mare. about y " y htnh hirh, ls!crt. cld. y
So 81.
r. r. JONES.
ranoii, july 10, 1850. s'-Sw Ranxcr. p. c
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SECTION I. The exhibition Will ts rren
TO the psblr on Wednesday. November .th.
ssd vill clcse on the friisy following.
SIC. 2 There shall be q Marshal AMI
two assistants. aided ly a Chief Of rolie,
With .is assistants. The Marshal and hi.
assistants -tali b. designated Nv = pink
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Be- display of horscnan hip Ny boy an
der iilcon years &
Bet display Of horscmanshp bj boj an
der twelve years /,
Awarding Committee M.a Stlhe llu
wan. M~ Maggie Bradford Nj.
Bnwcrs. Mi. Elsin ke.th Nj. Linn
Wllllonru Mia- LucIc Leland MI.
S,llic Smith.
hcs, gentleman rider,
prcmim boquet
awarding Committee Mrs, Mary Nj.
Kinney Mr.. A. l. Clark Ntt India
Wrcnn MrS. Uoyu Mrs. SWcc,lrui
Mrs. l,ass.
rESrlNG.
Co., half mile hedge fence SO
rARNtSC.
Best crop raisel by boy under twelve "
fifteen /
eighteen ]
Re- I cultivated farm diploma
Awarding Committee. Solomon Small
\. y. Tucker , Jsuc. Blanton Mct;hce
D. T. knchloc 5. r Dunlap, Sr.
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Teacher Wanted.

llNk who cen com" well rcecr N ended. at
" character and qualification. 70 take charge !
Uuodhorc Acaielny thc ensuing session.
Apply To {. " Morgan, 4. ". Bvir,. ~ II.
undersigned,
ROBERT fropillT.
Presiisnt Board Trustees
jaly 70, l,G1. aT-,f
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AESrSr cr InrrIRr GANrtERs.-Mrs.
Welsh. q white woman, was arrested on
Monday. in Baltimore. on . charge Of keep
lng a lottery policy office, in Lombard street.
in that city. and held in $4,000 hail to avail;
the action ofthc Grand Jury. Ten negroes
we're also arrested On the same premises. ior
dealing IN rolirics. and sen, to jail.
Ashe,tcftissus paper which has been xii.
hited AZ Coly,on. Dvvonshirc. England,
measures in length four miles. and IN with
ain feet three inches, while its weight IS bu,
one hundred and aine,y-sis pounds.
The number Of grains in q tushel Of
wheat weighing SIXTY pounds. Is upw,ri. 81
81 hundred and thirty nine thousand
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CLASS VI.

NHI Nm y tfftHfH
Best written thesis upon reclaim
ms worn mt lands diploma
ncs, written thesis upon opening
fresh bottom lands diploma
ll',, manure fur farm ne the
manner II making. the
materials u which
male. and III facts c,lr
ncctcd with It to be- pre-.
scntcd in writing So
Awarding committee e + Mc,'hcc,
$. Y. Scrshy, Sanford wtlltoutn, H. g.
Baker, Freeman lrhy.
Hes, farm engine sa1
Awarding Committee T.. Carpenter,
" j. jackson, = q G,fof,h. Ia. u
riavc,,, n Moore.
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In thus premium list there ttC many at
,iclcs nu, named, hut every article presented
viii he noticed, aud II worthy Of a premium
VII be- allowed. Il Is hoped that al the
~;iscns ot the county will Eel m interest
m The success " the fair and prepare fr IT
literally.
Every person IN the committees will ~.
ccivc a copy Vt this lat. anil each onr viii
oNli.c the Recording Syerctary hy inform.
ing him, NJ lras, .Hs Hnal h,fntr tie fair,
whether such y one can attend
The rrCmiums will cpnsis, u plate IN.
'irclv,
An cihcicn, police eill he IN ,he ground
=, III hours. and every thing necessary will
he done tn insure success to the fair and
abstraction h the visitors.
An persons interested. exhibitors ~ well
~ officers and committee mcn. arr requested
20 f,miliarile themselves with the rules and
regulations.
Ample accommodations will he made fr
all visitors. The citizens ~ Pamela will
throw open their private houses ,or the re-.
cCption of company. in addition to the ho,eI
and private boarding houses. and ever, II
fort in their power will h. made to entertain
visitors.
Prossndcr for stock will he furnished
urcn the fair grounds. q, prime cUst.
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DR.. JOHN M. WRIGHT

~ permanently located ., ts RESIDENCE, ~
Ii miles souih.rn'i " raneli, IN the 90.
vile road. where b. EN- Ne found b. those te,lia
his professional services.
july ~, lsGN. 20 Il.
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t(tn advertisements.

~ "My mo,,n ,hroash tie ha. been wo !. ini
Attractive. In business. u ytti.iue j. the tue
fhiintnfhet's Stone. that turns shaicyeri IL ,1uches
10 gold. | have advertised mugh, both in weyklv
~ well ~ 10 the daily papsts me- h8ve I found
that those Vt the largest circulation -u. either
clIss benefited M llr most -. J,can Asruu.
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For Sale.

OTTER Tor sale NV resiloner IN the Town
L Pamela, also, cighty nct"s II gooi bottom ~
adtntplnr or near The corporation. FIR piriie'
lars address me Vt Pappla. y g.. BAKER.
Jolly ~, lsr0. aG-tf.
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pf. SSH. n.,..tI. ..| ....r'. ..,
mum .H.u.I IftInl.
81. 3d. al .r.r.. .r uHrt nU
,tt.l.I fU, L..I. OF oil. ...rjrt. .u
tutA.f LI,Il lrtuuO. .. ....I,II 5000
|b,tl.NuI b. oil. .u.,IHf,lI, nt .i ti,I
||ruI.cttp cl.
tr. o. NNn thU iul,. n ....
lhtt ul I. up tt,.f ae4uI tr,|yru.turri
To- The S,rf,'uy. unI 3D., Il,rili Hr'l ,a
cla no th, nImc. ul p,f.uns ,rttl tonne,
MUM.
sac. g.. Ali M. iurk nui nrt..I, tu.l
b. entered m thr mann, ul tlc laal M.
owner
Src W. Person living a. o III tame,
can nah, then cntri, hy ~l,'t,r. giving the
nam, AMI nec u tie animal, Co., namr AMI
te.dtncc u III, owner, anl the Ella N
which tho entry houll be maic.
$40. II. Nh,nan entry N lvo took
made. III, Secretary shall Give Il, tho marty
d card. showing thc number or Uiry ana
ra.s. n an article the marty will receive
two card. one 10 be- attached To- the article.
the other, a duplicate with the number and
class, which the exhibitor must retain until
, the close Of the fair, when, ON being prc.
scuicl, ii will cutitlc him To the article.
SIC, Is. All animals and articles Lu1l
4 I f,. IL - ~ a.
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Rangers Notice.

TAKEN TT By Chaney Brown. living 5 ore al
L above Belmont. , serrell mare rony ard Co,
The mare is shuu, ! or = ysars OIL. IL o. I3hsss
high. The colt u black With ssar on the r.
the lsf. hind foot white. Bstk srrrsi.ej ct ~
p.B. JONES,
Rsrsrs. PC.
Fa-slt. ialy J. lssS -
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Notice to Contractor.

1--WE Undersigned iiuilins Committee " NJ
Agricultural anil mechanical Association. 4
ptnnl1 tuwty, would h,-chy notify oil whom h
mty concern, that thry are bow ready 20 receive
sti.rl lr'ro.th fr the building ~ M. iaif
tf ut,l- - the Association. Plans nui .rrc Ne
ton will lc found II t%hr,,utc NJ Keith \ Sot,ly,
in the town IT laurli.
~ letting nut the cont ict tho Ctnm 10. will
MI luoa solely - the llVr,' hili ?. L,, wul %
governed .nmrahui " tn r.,rrns.b In, and re-
liability Of ,ho pat,i'. building.
". ; WARD.
v. Mu1Nt,
81 Stitsti.
inly -, l1Gl. .1.3.
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Two hundred ladies' in Syracuse are reg.
ular patrons q a billiard saloon in tina,
rl1cc
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FUNERAL Sermon.

Tho Rev. J. ". BATES. will preach ~ 'unsr.I
q Tho. J. Watkins, IN the tr., Snnda, D. 'asat'
a, Black Jack church, a, II O'clock.
D,t.B--on Taesiiy he aith inst, Mr.. "
V. POTTS. niter . .hafl Illnes..
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CLASS l..


>sgoai,ip t Ua Got
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riagC. ON horse. W on foot 80 "
" children under II years anil
servants ~ "
So. -. The entrance fee on articles
anil animals shall be twenty-five per cen, m
the amount VI premium contested for.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-09-27
Medicine for the Afflicted

mrs. GOLDSMITH h CO., No. l32 Smith
- field street, Pittsburgh, Pa, still conGp.
ues to be consulted on all diseases of private
or delicate nature. From o long course Of
study and practical experience of unlimited
OK tent, Drs. G. & Co., have the qualification OF
presenting the unfortunate with remedies that
have never failed to ,cnre the most alarming
cases of Gonorrhea and Syphilis. Beneath
his treatment all the horrors of Venereal and
Impure Blood, Scrofula, Ulcers Pain aud Dh-
tress, or Inflammation of the Bladder aHd
Kidneys, Abscesses Humors, Frightful Swell
ings, and the long train OF horrible symptoms
attending this class OF diseases, are made 10
become as harmless as the simplest ailings Of
a child.
SEMINAL wEAKNESs.-Drs. a. h Co. Dc.
votes much of their attention to the treatment
of those cases caused by secret and solitary
habit, which ruins the body and mind, unfit.
ting the unfortunate individual for either bus
mess or society. Some of the sad and melan-
choly effects produced by these early habits Of
youth are, Weakness of the Back and Limbs,
Palpiiation OF the Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous
ness, arrangement of the Digestive functions,
symptoms Of Consumption, ETC., etc. The
fearful effects on the mind are much 10 be
dreaded, viz: Loss of memory, confusion OF
aversion TO society, self-distrust timidity, etc,
are among the evils produced. Such persons
before contemplating marriage, should consult
n physician of skill and experience, aud be at
on ce restored to health and happiness.
AGUE AND FEVER CURED AND WAB
RANTED.--All letters containing a fee, ad.
dressed to Drs. Goldsmith l. Co., Pittsburgh,
Pa, will meet with prompt attention, and
medicines forwarded, secure from observation
and cure guaranteed. The strictest secrecy
observed in all cases.. Don't forget the place,
No. 1872 Smithfeld Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
November "a, '59-ly. j.
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GIO00 A YEAR made by any one with $ SO
d NOO Patent Stencil Tools stock enough

GI100 A YEAR made by any one with $40
ID EOU Patent Stencil Tools stock enough
included to retail for $3.50. With activity this
amount may be realised in two weeks time
The only reliable source for these Tools is at
Fullam's American Stencil Tool Works, the lar
gest and only permanent Mandatory in tho
World, located at Springfield, Vt. salesrooms
2l2 Broadway, New York, Is Merchane's Elk =
change, Boston, and Springfield, Vt. beau
tiful photograph Of the American Stencil Tool
Works and surrounding scenery, on Blach River,
sent OIL receipt ef % cents. These works COM
mard the exclusive and entire control OF the
whole River, at all seasons, and the machinery
for manufactu turing Stencil Tools is driven by y
water wheel OF seventy five horse power, afford
ing immense and unlimited advantages, which
M other concern can pretend to claim. Tho $40
outfit iffor cutting small name plates and bust
ness cards. Tools for cutting large work OF all
sizes furnished for $25. No experience is me-
cessary in using any of these Tools. Do not fat
to send for samples and circular. And If You
buy Stencil Tools, be cure to got fullams, as
they are universally known to be the on ly pericc
cutting Tools made. Address or apply TO
A. J. FULLAM,
Springfield. VT, IS Merchants Exchange, Dos
ton, or 212 Broadway, N. York. jnly5-6m.