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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-08

Mrs BuRCH's TESTIMONY AGAINST HER
SELF During the reading Of the confessions
and letters Of Mrs Burch, in the trial of the
divorce case in Illinois, the jury and the
people in the court room, it is said we're
moved to tears. 1t is impossible to read
these documentsIwithout q feeling of deep
compassion for the woman, whatever may
be the extent of her guilt. There is no des.
olation of the heart like that of q woman
under such weight Of infamy.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-08

9D-All editors 10 Russia, are now compelled
10 insert gratis, the replies Of parties whom they
may have attacked 10 their colums
aSIn Paris says correspondent no yOuag
mau without mistress is regarded as belonging
70 the refined or cultivated class indeed, TO be
Virtuous there Is to be vulgar.
s~Prioce NapOleOn's proposed trip to this
country Is again talked ofiu Paris, and now ap-
pears 70 be fully decided upop. He will be ac-
companisd By several men Of letters pRofsSsOrs
and artists, 80 ~ PseN' 80 as
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-08

BRiDGETNsus wants you TO send her box Of CephAlie
Glue no bottle OF Prepared Pl-but I'm thinking that's
not just naither but perhaps ye be zher knowing what
t Ye she's nigh dead and gone with the Sick Head
ache and wants Of that relaved her be-
fore.
DTHggisi-You must mean Spaldngs csphalic Pills.
Bridget-Uohi sure now and you've sed IL here's the
quarther and Civ me the Pills and dsnt be all day about It
aither.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-08
MlsoELLANEoUs.

THR AnhtaAnATIoN o. I.ANcukepB,-There h q eTewing
tendency ~ hisag 10 appropriate the most eSpressTe words
Of other langungca and after while 70 incorporate them In
thus the word cephaic which from The Greek
sgnyiug "ior the head" s nov bccomng popuarized in
connection with Mr. Spaldnga great Headache remedy, but
will used in more general way and the word CO.
phalc will become Electroype and many 9TH
whose distinction foreign words has Teen worn away BY
usage until they "nativs and 70 the manor
born"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-08
A Real Blessing,

Paysdon-well, Mrs. Jones, how is that headache.
Mrs JOnes-Gone Doctor all gone the pill you sent cur
ed me in just twenty minutss and wish yOu would send
more, so that can have them handy.
PhysciGn-You get them any Druggists. Call for
Cephaic Pills find they l and recommend them in
all eases II Headache.
Mrs JOaes-I shall send for hoI directly and shall tell all
my suffering friends, for they \ real Nsss1P.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-08

TWENTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS SAvED.-Mr Spading has
SNd two millions of hotties Of his celebrated Prepared Glue
aud is estimated that each bottle least dollars
worth Of broken furniture thus making aggregate
y millions of dollars reclaimed from total loss BY this valu
able invention. Having made his Glue household word
proposes to do the world still greater service by curing
the aching heads with his Cephaic Pills. and II they are a.
good his Glue, Headaches will vanish away like
In July.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-08
Patent vuleAnite Dental Agency,
No. 6sS Broadway, New York
2AO Superior Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
Dry Goods for the million |!

Dry Goods for the Million
Z. l. Baldwin e. Co.,
will offer Monday, November 2cth, ins their stssL oe
FALL & WINTER GOODS,
unprecedented low prices Our late purchases At Auction
and other forced sale enable to exhibit the Best BArEns
Our Goods are al marked in pesiH fgrss and have
ONE PRICE ONLY
being the only estabshmsnt on the essrvs who nsyer
dsViAte In prices. OF
Dress Goods,
offer BY far the desirable assortment In the market
and all novelties of the season, including
0ttomAns, Empress Cloths ChHmeleons,
English Reps ROB Roys, vslsnciss,
We have, As usual, in the
SILK DEPARTMENT..
the largest IN Northern Ohlo eompriinR ssA oS ~.
sTy WIDTH style and price, n plain, figured rsppsd armuro
eoorinss striped repped plaid ehens NOTED droosa tSs
drills, and Others, from 371Sc to 90 per yard
In the new rooms specially arranged for
Cloaks and ShawIs,
offer $50 Cloaks Talmas and CaPea A the new
patterns Of Zsuays, Express, salferino Golden BsdoInE
Eugenie, Circular Sleeve Arabian, Bssquinek kc &c.
CLOAK CLOTHS, REAPER 4 TRIMMINGS.
1850 shawls, Broehe Long and Square.
1880 Shawls, Scotch Wool, Long and Square,
1850 shawls, Paisley, India, Cashmere, BE.
AsO-ShaHls for Misses, Men and Boys
E1HRoIpERKs- Collars, Cafs Sleeves, Caps. HAndhSs.
chiefs, Waists, CollNrines, ReFthAS &c.
LAoEs-Collars Cuffs Sleeves, &e, Lace Edglnea Insert
ings, Beadings, &c.
TRDmSGs-For Dresses and Cloaks hne aAortmsnt.--
BraidS Cords GalOons, Gmps Ribbons Fringes Butons
Ornaments.
HosIHRY-For Ladies' Gentsmen, Misses Boys and In
fants. Cashmere Wool, Fleeeed, Msrino Cotton, sc.
GLOVES AND GAUSTLETs-Of all sizes and StyleS.
Housekeeping Goods.
Linen Damask, Cloths Napkins Doyie Piano and Table
Covers Blankets Quilts sheeting Pillar Casng Irish linen
FLASNELs-white Red, Blue Green, Grey Brown Yellow,
DrAb, Mixed and Printed.
DoNEsrcs--AlWAyI retailed at lowest figures. a.
Cloths, Cassimeres, and Vestings
The offered by any Dry House In this see.
tion. No Obligation to purchase incurred by examining
stock.
One Price Invariably
Il. i. Baldwin q Co.
Cleveland, November 1860. $40
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-08

IL 0vKR EXCITEAEST and the mental and anxiety
incident TO close attention to business study are among
the Of Nervous Headache. The dorered
state of mnO and body incident 10 this distressing complaint
is fatal blow to all energy and ambition Sufferers by this
disorder always obtain speedy relief from these distressing
attacks by using Of the Cephac Pills whenever the
symptoms appear quets the OVerasked BRAIN soOthes
the strained and arng and reaxes the tension
stomach which always accompanies and AgEavatss the
ordered condition Of the brain.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-08

Der the throbbng temples the yered brow loGth-
ing and disgust At the sight OF food How totally you
for pleasure conversation study One OF the Cephae
Pills would have relieved you from all the suffering which
then experienced For this and other purposes you should
always have OF them hand 10 a. occasion requs
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-08
'ardly Realised.

HAD n orrble ead.ehe this haftenoon, hand stepped
Int the hapothecae hand says hi 10 the man, aCan you
hehse OF on eadachei" sDOes hacbe ard e. Her
eeedngy says hi hand upon that e gave Cephalic
Pil hand pom 'onOr cured me quick that 'ardly
realized ed 'ad an 'eadaohe.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-08

G&EA7 Among the most iRapstant Of all the
great medical discoveries Of this may considered
system Of vaccination for protection from Small POE the Ce
phae PHI for relief Of Headache and the OF Quiniue
the prevention Of Feyer either Of which sure specific
whose benefits will be experienced by suffering humanity long
after their dseOVerer are forgotten.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-08

FACT WoREH KSOwISG.-Spaldings Cephac Pills are a
Sick HeadAse, Bilious Headache Nervous.
Headache, COstVeneSs and General Debility.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-08

zsTbe Norwegisns are raising money 70
build a college in Iowa. Twenty thousand dol
lars have already been raised for this purpose.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-08

Gen PomerOry Of Kansas, in recent letter
to Thaddeus Hyatt, expresses himself in this
forcible way about the forcing on Of the land
sales in Kansas in this time Of general distress
Numerous letters addressed to you from
the southern section Of the territory arrive
daily, oil Of which reply TO for you. They
are all Of the same general character-'o
Of provisions out of work no money |
land sales orderd December Sd | then they
loose all | / tell you, Hyatt, the burning
chambers Of the dread hereafter have no
wrath too hot, no flames too undying, for
the despairing gaze Of him who coldly, and
for no purpose but vindctiveness, turns the
poor out Of doors, and robs the laborer Of
his homestead !"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-08

A Richmond correspondent Of the N. York
Times writes that stranger arrived 10 town
near that city, and was Immediately waited up
on by the Vigilance Committee, to know where
he came from, what was bis business, and where
be was going. This the stranger refused TO tell,
and he was rode on rail- When the Commit
tee had finished the job Of bearing the BalOam,
the victim cOOlly informed them that he was
from Columbia, South Carolina.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-08

The only Of Congress on the statute book bearing upon
Mas, iass & are soe o. 1hs sh Of ssetss 1872 and -
have aseerained that the Marshal with his posse cOitatus
unable 10 execute civil Or criminal any particular
eass 70 call forth the militia and employ the army and navy
10 aid him In performing this service having 6rst BY prOca-
nation commanded the naurgeants o derse and retire
peaeeaby 10 their respective abOdes within limited time
This duty cannot BY possibility be performed In State where
no Judicial authority exists to issue PrOce and where there
40 harha to execute 1t and where II there such
an oe the entire population would constitute one scld
quae tbsy are without further legislation 10 uni
sS opposition IL single State not 70 speak Of other States
alone has power 10 decide Whsher the present
o & S ssaasd 50 ai tocay Out enectuay the objects
Ie sns nsupebs obstacles DO not lie 10 the wayof ex.
me Avs Tor the collection Of the Customs The
TON House In Charleston; and should the collector unfn.
ass sn' successor may Be appointed PsrIOm thls
Thea la sssAsa 70 ths property Of tbs .. In South Caro-
n...,t s "a "a Hsa R9ehaaea io al eguIvasnt by ts
Lort A-ne AIsens &e and Oser these The authot,
~ sgsaon has been expressly Ersnied
tempt VIII be made % eKpsl the United stass FROM
s ossS ~ h so@nand S%a ~ t $ sSoq prove Q Be Hs
strictly the defspEiye In such oounesnev bs
ey lo5 consequences would shtuy s upon ths heads d
Apart nom the execution Of the laws 80 fs as Is ,v n,
pseteabs The Executive has AuthO dseds what anal
be the relations Detween the federal government sout
Carolina. lie has been invested With discretion M
oase.ses no Poseo change The relations between them mud
10 acAuOHlt1ke tuuepcuueucc OF state
would be 10 invest Executive officer with the power
recognizing the diasoutOn o the eonteeeay among thr
gthee sovereign States bears resemblance 10 the
eognitlon Of foreign d fade goEeBen involving sue
responsibility. Any attempt to DO that would his part
naked act o. uspa0n II Ia therefore, Hy duty 70 sabni
% eongens the Nhole question in All It's bearings Tbs eous
Of esens h 80 apidy fastening EwArd that the eerge1
may soon arrive when yon mag b. called upon TO decide tn
.omenlo9s question WHISTLER yOu the power By fore
q afn . compel STATE 70 ranain N The Union. Ishoa
~ ~ y.s Ieel.nt 70 my dsty wfr not 70 sxpesan opn
The ssssiPh iry stated 4, Has es consultation delegates
congress hs p0vet 70 coeee State into submission Whie
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-04-20

show It by this abusive language because brave men arc
always calm and scfpossesscd God feels no anger Tor
he knows no fear. -
can preserve and pcrpetuate this system II any equal
number Of could do IL but the stars in their courses
are fighting against you; God In his providence Is fight
ing against you The universe established upon the
great principle Of justice and truth It may be Jostcd
out Of rs place Tor little WHILE but 1t will sooner or
later fall back 10 its grooves You must sacrifice slavery
for the good Of your country DO this and you will have
the sympathy, the prayers and the corporation Of the
entire nation.
through all the land, to al the inhabitants thereof and
the exodus Of the slave will be through the Red Sea 10
is we'll known physiological AZ well as psychological
fact that ancestral characteristics reappoar after long
interval Of years, and u generations. streams
disappear and gush out AZ distant point II Is also we'll
known that the Saxon blood is being INITIATED into the
veins Of the enslaved BY and by some Marion will be
found. calling his guerilla troops from the swamps and
everglades of South Carolina! and Patrick Henry VII
rcappcar in the Old Dominion, shouting Of old, 1ye
MS liberty, give dcaih Then will transprc those
scenes which troubled the prophetic vision Of JEFFERSON
aud made him ombe for his country, when he remem-
bcrcd that God was just, and that his justice would NOT
sleep forever aud that every divine attribute woulu pe
arravcd upon the side Of the struggling bondmen Ana
he Jnshed the uprising by SAYING tho ttle 9IBs, ~
American slavery was thicker than lhe IONS OF biia'
dc7putism.
sr Virginia cannot afford, the country cannot afford,
to continue practice faught with much NJ peril L.
is better 20 remove the magazine, than 20 be kept ever
more in dread Of lighted match The future glory and
usefncss OF this nation cannot be sacrificed this sys-
tenn Of crime The nations OF the earth TO be- taught
by Our example. The American Republic must rcr1sc
queen among The nations Of tc Garth Slavery must die
Carfh4g0 est deieHdn.
Tho philosophy, therefore, aud the lesson which The
slave States ought 20 have learned from John Blown and
from a those events are not these expressions OF rage
aud vengeance. Instead Of being stimulated 10 revenge,
Virginia ought 20 have catucd The lesson Of peuiicncc
Instead OF arayug herself IN shecp gray, she ought 20
have put on saekcloh and ashes Instead Of mubbing
the dstaton ~ corn, mixed with the products OF the
pout}yar she ought 90 have drunk the waters " Bit
tcrncss. boo view " her siu of sla,eholdug.
Mr. MAHriS, " Virginia. And if you come among us
we will do with you wc dd with John Brovu--haug
you up as high as Hannah. / say tlai as Yirsiuiau
Mr. LoVEJOY. have no doubt OF DO.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-04-20
CIT HAS STOOD THE REST OF ALL

-
Il TESTS. " TTlfEF' and has sustained h rcputa-
est respectahiliy prescribe it, and thousands Of families
keep ii on hand as Standard Family Medicine
THE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM,
prepared by the well known druggists Messrs Reed.
Cutler Co.. is, we have good authority flr saving
ry Complaints, offered to the public - Boston JoHr-
HaL
Rev Or. Lyman Beecher writes.-"Gcntemen Ihaye
used your Vegetable Pulmonary Baaam myself with ben.
eft, and have known it be used with good effect in
families around me"
The late Rev. Dr. Leonard Woods wrote.--"G Gentle
From q long Of your Vegetable Pulmonary
Balsam in my family circle and among theological stu
DENTS have been led to regard it safe and cieaci
medicine.
"Gentlcmeu We the undersigned, Wholesale Drug
gists having for many years sold your Vegetable Pull
monary Uasam, happy 10 bear testimony 20 rs great
efficacy in the relief aud Of Pulmonary complaints
We know Of medicine which has deseUodly sustained
high reputation for so long term years, which
rarely dsnppoiuts the reasonable expectations of
those who t( Signed by many OF the largest and
oldest Druggists in the u. states and CanadAsl
"Gentemcu In the extensive practice of myself and
have prescribed large quantities Of your Pumo-
nary Balam, and are happy % say have found it ELI
cient and reliable remedy We consider it invaluable.
Pennington, n. IL Dec &c. 80 ID. T. PARKER"
1 Beware Of Couutcrfeits and limitations 3
Enquire for the article by its whole name,
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM,"
Prepared only by REED, CUTLER CO., Druggists
Nos l0l III and ll3 Broad Street. Boston, Mass. Price,
large size, 81 small size, so cents
For sale in Montpelier by l.. 7. Pierce and Fred. y.
Smith, and by Apothccarics and Country Merchants
generally sl93
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-04-20
Boston & nrm uork ADVERTISEMENTS.
A MEMcAN GUANo.--The undo.

A MEXICAN GUANO.--rhc undersigned,
"A Agent for the States Of Maine, Now Hampshire,
Vermont and Massachusetts, for the sale " the Ouano
imported by the American Guano Company, has now IN
store and offers for sale dealers and farmers In any de-
sired quantity, the Companys Jarvis Island Guano, Of
their importation.
Tho scientific testimony respecting ihc value NJ this
guaho permanent fcriycr is most hattcring clear
and decisive and The favor which has met at The hands
NJ practical farmers, whose opinions Of s merits are
founded upon careful tests will commend II 20 all who
desire 70 obtain reliable and economical manure.
phosphates not ammonia and therefore, corn other
seeds. are not injured by coming in contact with itbut
II warns, enters into slight Fermentation, and at
gives seeds a vigorous and early start
The price at which IS offered IS go for the single ton
with liberal discount according % graduated scale of
prices, for large quantities. W. B HASElIlN h,
Boston, FEB. |, 1850. 10 Fosters WHAT
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-04-20
PEMIcE STONE SOAP.
no FARMERS AND GARDENERS.


Il The Subscribers offer for Sale Gl,00l Barrels Of
POUDRETTE, made by the Lodi Manufacturing Com
pany In Lots 20 suit Purchasers. This article is In the
twentieth year Of It's introduction into this country, and
has outyed fertilizers Of every other description, for the
following
lst Its made from the night soil Of the City Of New
York, by the l. NJ. Co.. who have capital OF SOB 900
invested in the business, which is At risk should they
make a bad article
ID For Corn and Vegetables it Is the cheapest, neat
est and handest manure in the world it can be placed
in direct contact with the seed forces and pen9 yogcta
ton weeks earlier prevents the cut w0rm doubles
the crop and is without dsagrceabe odor. Three dol
lars worth two barrels, is all sufficient TO manure an
acre Of corn in the hill.
PRIcE-l bbl. S2-2 bbls S3.50,--5 bbs. S. and over
bills Sl5O per barrel delivered free OF carriage to yes
sells or railroad in New York City.
A pamphlet containing every information and cefth-
from farmers all the United states, who have
ustd from two TO seventeen years, Will be sent free to
any apply for the same
GRIPPING BROTHERS & CO.,
North River Agricultural Warehouse,
90 CORTLAND Street,
1894 New York.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-04-20
- T A T + OF V ERIN o. T .
~ IL CHANCERY,
LAMoHLE CoUNry, MAY TERN, 1860.
ERASTUS BURNHAM
JOSEPH y. LEARNARD AND
LOUISA NJ. IEAHNARD.


The Petitioner in the above entitled having filed
in said court his petition setting forth in substance that
the said Joseph y Lctruard aud Louisa NJ Lcrnard,
the 29h day 10 March, 1850 duly executed 90 Bradley H.
Of certain lands situated in the town Of Sterling now
johnson. 300 Lamoiilc County described a. follow, a
part NJ 0t NO. p n said Sterling. johnson, drawn
TO the original right " Samuel Shephard,on, Jr also
part Of sccoud division lot 100 said Sterling. Johnson
also, part " lot No jj in the first division also, part
Of Dot NO. T. Adougah Strong, original propretor also,
what land Artemas Child received log deed from Arunah
Gregg, May 29h, 1887. Meaning TO convey the same
and all the land which bradley t. fulhngton decided 20
said Leonard 10y deed dated January 3D. A. d. 1850 sup
posed be- hundred and twenty-five acres. condi-
toned for the payment Of twenty hundred dollars
specified IN ter rirHory notes. dated March lst 1850
an payable annually with annual interest six for two
hundred dIi.. each aud four for hundred and hy
dollars each. That on the day If March, 1851 said
Bradley D. Burlington sold and transferred two Of said
notes Samuel Merriam, Of Johnson, and assigned
said Merriam so much Of said mortgage as was given to
secure said two notes That on the "a day Of March,
49, said Bradley f. Fulington sold and transferred
four Of said notes TO Norman Atwood, Of Cambridge and
assigned so much Of said mortgage given 10
cure said four notes That on the 9th day of March,
1850 said Samuel Merriam sold and transferred one Of
said notes. tho other being paid Erastus Burnham Of
johnson, and assigned his interest in said mortgage 10
said Durham. That the 2Sh day Of March, $50,
said Norman Atwood sold and transferred the said four
notes sold to him by said Fulngton to Erastus Burn
ham, and assigned to said BuEuham his interest in said
mortgage That the note received Of said Merriam is
due and unpaid and the interest Of one year the four
notes received OF said Atwood is due and unpaid, and
praying that tho equity Of redemption Of the said Joseph
n. Learnard and Louisa Learnardn said premises may
De forecloscd.
Aud appearing that the said Joseph n Learnard re-
sides without this state that process be served
ON him is ordered that he be notified Of the pendeney
of this suit aud 10 appear and answer 10 said petition at
the Court Of Chanccry, next TO be held at Hydepark in
aud for the County Of Lamoc the fourth Tuesday Of
May, 1851 by publishing this order together with the
substance Of said petition three weeks successfully in
the Vermont Waterman x state Journal the last Of
which said publications shall De at least twenty days pre-
yious 10 said term Of said Court of Chaucery.
Z. d. SAWYER, clerk.
JoHN l. GLEEp, Solicitor
Hydopark, April, 1850. 1892
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-04-20
IoMETHlNG NEW FOR THE ladies,
ABDOMINAL SPRING PAD.

FOR LNING-iN AND DEnILITArEp FEMALES.
Thi. instrument Is Acknowledged by the most eminent
Physicians in the country to he the only crer prent
ed which will accomplish the results for which IL is in
tended Every married lady should Of these in
strumcuts during the months of COLLABORATING, and
the period Immediately succeeding cWLp-BurrH II is
a prercHire for that distressing dsease-prodputS
Wsyi, and all other arrangements OF the abdominal
gus The most important feature uf this instrument, is,
that by its peculiar mechanical construction, ~ mag be
raricd W size md shapc 10 snf me Pqrt 20 irhich is
applied When worn a a lying-n handagc preserves
thf ho1Wy Of fott and by its support displacement 81
the abdominal upon the peiric rioerl is wholly ohyatod
This instrument is vastly superior 10 an other devices
from the fact that its light elastic structure rcndcrs IL
cool and Ggrccgb the patient; and while giving sup
port to the Abdominal wall it does not oouhnc other por
tons Of the body.
We call the especial attention Of professional
this instrument, they, best capable Of judging
Of its merits and the familiar with the impor
lance Of mechanical AID in the treatment Of large class
Of Diseases peculiar to females.
Instruments will be furnish, to the trade at the follow
ing rates
No. l. Silver plated and FURNISHED put mp in
neat single boxes ready for retailing,
Per dozen, $500
No. 2. Not plated highly polished, above. 40 90
Single instruments sent by Express. Mol, 500
Single instruments, sent by Express. No.2 600
All ORDERS addressed 10 the subscribers, promptly at
tended to.
Agents wanted Liberal inducements offered.
4 full descriptive Circular sent application
b. A. GROVRRS co,
~ Park Row and las Nassau Street
9l97 New York