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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-04
From New York.

ID
New York, March 29-The Quaker
CITY. from Havana Monday. has arri.
we'd. Much excitement existed at Ha'
vana, on the subject Of the annexation Of
San Domingo to Spain. 1t seems the
system of Spanish emigration has been
going Oh in that Island, the emigrants
being instructed when the proper time
arrived to hoist the Spanish flag, aud in
woke the protection of Spain.
This was done on the 10th, much TO
the astonishment of the blacks and ma
tises. When the news reached Havana
the frigate Blanca, fully armed with a
large number of the regular troops, was
dispatched, sailing on the 23d. Two
screw frigates will soon follow, with five
thousand regulars. .1
A large naval and military force OF ten
thousand is said to be on the way from
Spain. ... .s
1t is stated that Hayti will soon share
the same fate as Domingo, with the CON
sent of France. 1t is said that a million
of dollars is enroule from Spain to aid
the metallic circulation Uf the island
Sugar quiet,
New ! oRK, March 30.--Genersl Mi
ramon, who arrived on the Quaker City
is said to be en- route to Spain, to urge
the acquisition of Mexico,
Prince alfred left Barbados on the
18th for St Vincent.
Orders have been received to get the
storeship Release ready for sea. 1t IL
believed she will take supplies to the Gull
squadron.
The Steamer Star of the West was see'
on the Cd. within days sail of lndianoli
Texas.
NEW YoRK, March 3l.-Advices from
Key West TO the 25tb. report that tn
steamer Crusader was to leave with store
for the fleet at Pensacola. a.- 81
The steamer General Rusk had LANDED
tie truops from Texas al Forts Jefferson
and Taylor.
The latter is now OIL war footing witt
all sorts ofsupples for year. 6s
Judge Marvin of the United State
District Court, for the Southern Distric
Of Florida, is to resign. He will remov
to New York. He has been engaged b.
the Board Of Underwriters to attend thei
cases in the New York Courts. lie is
strong Union man and does not resig
on account of political troubles.
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FoRr KEAeNEY, March 28.--Western
stage with mails, passengers and Kinck-
leys Express, for Omaha, passed at 4
O'Clock p. NJ.
Denver, March 25;--The daily yield
of gold in the mines is very rapidly in
creasing. Mills arc nearly all getting
work, many Of them with the new gold
savings process.
The population on Blue River slope
has doubled in the last month"; that dis
lance will be a great thcater ofgulch min
ing operations. Tho year road, oven
Snowy Range, between South and Mid
die Forks, is open for pack animals, bu
not for wagons, Emiyran;s from the
States are beginning to arrive. Weather
very fine. ....
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Rnirihniive Lnsiica,

Afterthe attack Of the Oharleslonians OH
the Star of the West, brisk conlrover-
sy was carried on through the columns of
the local press concerning the person who
was entitled to the credit Of firing the first
shot at that vessel. The end Of the dis.
pute was the recognition Of one ST. Clair
Morgan as the man who did the deed
St, Clair Morgan wore his laursls proud
", but after enjoying the praises of all
Charles on for season he betook himself to
Florida, At Pensacola on the 9lst inst,
ho had deadly quarrel with an officer of
Captain O'Haras company, belonging to
Braggs army, A challenge was given, a
duel was fought, and Morgan fell dead AT
the first shot. The ball from his antago-
mist entered the lower part Of the abdo"
men and passed entirely through his body
Aud so dies ST. Clair Morgan--the f,sI
man VINO fired hostile shot in the South
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A Lady Dueliist.

A curious fact is related as having ta-
ken place at Berlin. At first class hotel
in that city. political discussion arose at
the table dhote. which grew rather warm,
during which some personal remarks were
passed between two young men, hitherto
strangers. They left the liable, and cards
were exchanged; the result was that the
young man. stranger to Berlin, sent a
letter requesting due provision ofpistols.
The letter, however, fell into the hands Of
the sister Of the young man, who conceiv'
ed the extraordinary notion Of imperson
ating her brother-to whom she is devot.
edly attached the idea Of danger 10 him
being more insupportablc than death to
her. As she is very like her brother, she
trusted the truth would no! be discovered,
and she actually appeared on the field at
the appointed day.
The place of meeting was that where
Heir Won Hnkeldy was killed some two
or three years ago. The opponcut, how
ever, was not deceived by this false appro'
ptiatiOn Of the panlaloons, though willing
out OF gallantry, to humor the fair one
and friGhten her for her frolic, so he tool
his place, and, as he obtained the rigE,
OF first fire, levelled his pistol at his fail
antagonist for time, She did not, how
ever, finch; and he was forced at last tC
Gre in the air. The turn Of the lady came
and she was in no wise nervous abou
using her rights, and shot the young mar
in tho shoulder. TIE wound was slight
The matter is in the hands of the police
and the newspapers have got scent Of it
as appears from paragraph in the RoI
aischer letting. +.
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HPMany persons say that they have tried almost
every remedy that has been recommended for humors
and they are no better than when they commenc-
ed them, a"d they have no confidence in anything
tha is advertised 10 cwe Salt Rheum, Eryspelas and
all similar humors. we would say to these that there
snow remedy that yet has never failed of curing
those diseases 1t acts upon an entirely different
principle from anything ever offered for them
1t throws humor out of the blood through the skin
which is the only channel through which the system
can be entirely freed from them. If you will try it,
you will not say of this you have by the Others fol
it will cure you. We refer to DR.. Weaver's Syrup.
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Secession Movements in Virginia.

NORFOLK, March 3l.--A petition has
been uumerously signed, instructng Mr..
Blow, delegate in the Convention from
this city, to vote for immediate secession.
A large and enthusiastic meeting was
held at Washington Point, which in
structed delegates from Norfolk county,
to vote for immediate secession. The
nesting also appointed delegates to a
Convention to be held on the 18th OF
April, to nominate secession candidate
for Congress, in case Virginia should re-
main in the Union. "a, a-t s,
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From rich and poor, bond and free, all colors grades
aud conditions OF life the need of praise is
warded this wonderful article Sores are healed,
pains relieved, lives saved, valuable animals mado
useful, aud untold ills assuagod by this remarkable
medicine. For Cuts, Bruises, Spiains, Rheumatism,
Swclngs Bites, Strained Horses. &c, has no equal
among Liniments, Ointmenis, or Salyes. II Is the
Housokeeper's aud Farmers friend. Weeks ofill'
and loss of time are saved by early applica
tlon of Mustang Lnimeut, 1t should always DO on
hand Re carefu OF whom you buy, and have II war
rantcd us genuine All genuine will hereafter bear
d. s, BARNS, Proprietor, with the words "Trade'
'Mark" In two Medailionso Of the Federal Currency
Sold at p ots5O cts, and 81 per Bottle by all
spectabio dealers throughout tho world.
Mareh7 1861. D. S. BARNS, Now YorG.
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The following is an extract from letter written by
the Rev. j. s. Homo, pastor ofthe Pterrep epoint-street
Baptist Church, Brooklyn, N. Y, the "Journal and
Messenger" Cincinnati, o.; and speaks volumes in
favor of that world. renowned medicine, Mas. WIN
stow s SOoTnING SYRUP FCR CHILDREN TEETHIEo-
"We 500 an advertisement in your columns of Mrs
WiNsLow's SooTluNa SYRuP. Now we never said n
word in favor of patent medicine before in life,
but we feel mpeled to say your readers that this
Is no humbug--pe hate tried it, and knOp 10 10 be all
II oldims. 1t is probably Of the most successful
medci of the day. because II Is one of the best
Aid those of your readers who haVU babies can't dc
better than 10 lay ina supply"
March lsGl--yio
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Illlnnia RnnlIA.

CHICAGO, March 3O.-The Banks o! this
city on Wednesday. threw out the notes
Of the following ttirty.two Illinois Banks:
Albion Benton, Cormi, Chester, FEEDER
al Union. Quincy, Republic, Bellcordiere,
Coral, Citizens. Commercial. of New Ha-
ven. Continental, Corn Planters, Farmers
and Traders, Farmers Bank Of Illinois,
Farmers Bank Of New Canton, Frontier.
Garard, Prairie, Illinois State, Lancaster,
Merchants and Drovers, Mississippi Ri.
yer, Newmarket. Pamet. Prairie State,
Railroad. Shawanese, Union. Pike Coun-
ty. Edgar County, Morgan County, South
ern llluois, The Banks have in circula'
tion about three and half millions, based
upon Missouri, Tennessee and Louisiana
stocks, At tho present market rate o.
these securities, the notes are worth from
eighty.fvo to ninety i've cents on the dol
lar
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Fort Pickens.

We clip the folio wing from the Q Ito
rial columns OF the Cincinnati CONNER.
vial of yesterday:
Advices by telegraph, regular and spc
cial from Montgomery and Washington,
eave no room to doubt that The troops
-four hundred in nuplher-which have
been on board the Brooklyn for Two months
have been trsDsferred to Fort Pickens.
The transfer was dou lless Dads in the
Dight. for the newspapers OF the Conted'
crate States do not seem to have been In
formed of the operation. JEFF. DAVIS
has probably been satisfied that the re.
iniorcement has taken place, and hence
the sudden movement OF troops TO Pen
sacola. where there arc now nearly Eve
thousapd of his army, At latest ac-
counts the Southern railroads were EN-.
ployed in transporting troops to Pensa-
cola. and batteries were being thrown up
at every poin. from which ball or shell
could be thrown TO Fort Pickens. We
presume the fort cannot be conquered by
a mere bombardment. The next move
Of Gen. BRAGG (the Capt. BRAGe of ga
little more grape" uoloIety, J will proba
bly, be to land troops in the night upon
Santa Rosa island, OH one extremity oI
which tie fort is situated, and throw up
batteries. II will then be necessary tl
evacuale or surrender the fort, or 10 EN-
ploy its batteries to drive of the besisgers
Ia this way the policy Of BRAGG will bt
10 force Lieut.. SLBMMgR TO fire hostile
shot.
The U. S. war vessels will be Oble t.
assist the fort. either by bombarding For
Mclsea, which stands on the opposite sid,
of the channel from Fort Pickens. or b,
sweeping the long stripe Of sand callec
Santa Rosa island with their guns
Ifhostlllties commence at Fort Pirken
she peareable evacuation Of Fort sumle
cannot take place, for Grneral BGAunE
GARD will. ifit is in his power, make Ma
jor ANDERSON and his men prisoners o
war, II is pretty certain that orders Il
svacuateFortSumter have not been issuet
aud that some DIM hopes Of reinforcin;
1T aie still entertained There canpol b,
more than fDrtnights delay ia the IN 1t
ter. for the provisions will te utterly ex
hsusted in thar time. Whether JEFF
DAVIS will suddenly carry cut his tbrea
Of making an excursion to Washington
and calling upon Virginia to join him II
driving LINCOLN from slave soil, remain
to b. seen The crisis is maniiestly Il
hand and tie figns of times aie that lher
will be blood spilled beIore many days
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DIR. IL Oback's andinaVIan BlOOdPilIs
and BLOOD Purifier.

"The blood Is tho lie," says Scripture; SO says
Science also. Eypel corruption IRON the blood and
no disease can exit inthe system. My Blood Pills
and Pprlaer perform their task enoctuay. They arc
vegetable detergents, and cure all forms OF
disease, whicarise from impure blood, simply be-
so they the CON causes bf disease from
the sustaining huid. Hence their apparept tly
miraculous cures OF scrofula, eruptions,
pepsa liver complaints, rheumatism, swelling OF the
Joints, all affections Of the internal orgaus which
do not proeeed from malformatiOn.
II PSecadye rtisement. 1m-l0
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-04

Debate ON the Confederate Constitution
In the South Carolina COnyentiOp-.-
The PrOpriety Of Secret Session Dis.
cussCd.
The Convention Of South Carolin,, on
the 9Th OF March, thA second day of its
second session. had updor discussion the
subscl Of tho Confederate Constitution,
and whether they should discuss it in Sc,
ctet session. Mr. Rmsrr had The folio W.
in5 resolution Of the Montgomery Con
gress read. 4akt
Resoived, That tboipjunclion of sscresy
ne TO the adoption Of the Constitution b,
this Convention, and as the proceeding,
Of the Convention, be removed. so Ear aI
10 allow each member to commuuica,,
tho SAM 10 writing in secret session Il
any State Convention.
Mr. Rhstt-Mr. President, the Con.
veniioD Eiil.percoive that the delegate,
10 lbe Southern Congress have no ppwe
70 commuuicaie anything 10 you uplesa Il
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U.C.R. at A. For all casses Whooping Cough
common coughs, ,iufammatory or common sore throat
often the fOrcranners of consumption loss of voic
aud bronchial complaints, ask the OF the "URi
uersaI Cough Rsmsdy." With such perfect freedom
may be used that it should be the travelling com
ask That restraint may be placed its use from
infancy 10 old age and with most delicate constitu
tons. All children like 1t.
For that terror of all climates, neuralgia and for
rheumatism. gOut, actual and partial paralysis Bowel
complaints, tooth and earache, chronic and nervous
headache, spinal complaints, delirium tremens. and
that chief of all causes Of disease Oss of sleep use
the Justly celebrated '70Iu AHOdyne," the great
turnl substitute for all preparations of o. ium. In the
friends will make strong by falr trials being
cautious buy only Of such persons be relied
upon, and calling to account for the rst deviation
wait their decision. SEQ advertisement and read
pamphlets. lml
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FoRrs REINPoRcED. .--Forl Taylor Key
West, and Fort Jefferson at the Tortugas,
have been reinforced by the Government,
two companies Of artillery having been
thrown into each one. This looks like the
vigorous action the people desire.
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Cen. Ampndia about 10 Invade Texas,

utHs hHpHuiu HDout 10 iHVuue IeNUss
A dispatch from Nav Orleans states
that reliable informrlion has been receiv-
cd from Matamoras, that The famous Mex
lean General Ampudia, WAS marching up
on that point with three thousand mon,
and rapidly receiving reiniorcemenls in
lalge numbers. He had issued procla-
nations setting forth that Texas rightly
belongs to Mexico and that now is Tue
time to take possession Of Mexican prop
erly. This may seem like very improb.
able story aud it will be as omphalcally
scented as a cauard by some. MS l. will be
implicitly believed 10y others. 1t Is not
worth while. however to be much sur
prised at aDylhing,and it would be equal.
ly out Of place to oredil all the tales Of
tho telegraph. We cannol but rocOllect
in this connection, that the lelegraphic
sensation" dispatches as TO events IN
Texas. have recently been remarkably
verified upon the arrival Of the mails from
that quarter That the Mexcans Of the
States bordering on the Ro Grande are
intensely hostile to the Texans is un.
doubtrdly true. That Mexico is 10 su'h
condition. that any distinguished mi j.
tary aGyenturer could readily ralsp u con-
siderable body Of men to take advantage
Of ths peculiar state Of affairs in Texas.
aud that this might be done without the
consent and against the wishes Of the fee j..
BILE centra government. isalso true. That
u military adveniurer seeking propularity
among his countrymon might lind AN IN.
vaslon Of Texas u great opportunity. aud
might engage in il, with that personal
object. ia manifest: Ii will be remen'
bered that II large portion Of tho residents
between the Sebiuc aud Rio Grandc Riv
ers are Mexleans who are not particularly
we'll Affected towards the United States
and 10 whom the Texan authority would
be especially odious.
A few months since, a formidable ban,
Of Mexican robbers under Coitinas. .rpreaC
az alarm along the Rio Grande frontier ,anC
showed the case with which band o, drs
peradoss could destroy property and init
midate citizens. even in tue presence G
the U S. tloops, With tho U. S troop
withdraw, Texas vii! probably have
good time Of Il. between the Camanehe
and tho Mexicans, The lexans may b
able 10 whip Gen, Ampulia aud tho In
diane, but the States will suller lerribI
impovcrishmeut. Texas, least Of all III
States, counted the cost of secession =
Cincinnati Comme'oial Of yesterday.
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shot himself, andit is expeoled he WIN

shot himself, andit is expected he will
die
RICHMOND, April 1.-The Senate agreed
to the House amendment relating to the
transfer of the guns from the Bellona
foundry.
Nine Senator'S presented a protest
against the passage Of the resolutions in
to law. The senate refused to permit
them to 90 on the Journal.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-04

EyThe Legislature of Kentucky have
fixed upon Thursday { to-day for adjorun'
ment. The project Of Border State Con
Vention hiss been endorsed by both houses.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-04

EgThs Democrats carried the mum
cipal elections at St. Louis, Cincinnati
Columbus. Sandusky, Toledo and Cleye
land.
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Gpetial NotitrS.

HPWe congratulate our readers upon the discovery
of sure cure for rheumatism, Gout and Neuralgia,
and Mercural Diseases which destroy the constitution
and give temporary relief only In fact II is the only
known remedy efocting perfect cure, and we feel
warranted from its recommendations. In calling the
attention of the afflicted and those having friends suf
fering from Rheumatism, GOut OF Neuralgia, or the
pernicious effects Of Mercury, to the advertisement in
another column of our paper, of Dr. Leland's Anti
Rheumatic Band. april 4, 1861. -3mi
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Estate OF Mrs. Catharihe blanchard.
NIoTIOE Is hereby giveu that the undersigned has
been duly appointed and qualified as Executor oi
The Estate OF Mrs Catharne blanchard, deceased,
late Of Fairfield County, Ohio, Appointed March vth
lsGl. WILLIAM WHITNEY, Executor,
April 4, lsGl-9wI "
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From the Southern Path Finder, Mem Orleans; La
Try them! you that are afflicted, and we are sure
that your testimony be added TO the already nu
meroas list that has received benefits that no other
medicine eau produce.
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From tAe Western X. R. Gazette, Chicago, NJ.
We heartily endorse:Mr spaldng, and his unriva-
led Cephalic Pills. f-
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From the Examiner. .No,fon. Pa.


Cephalic Pills accomplish the object for which the
were made, viz: Cure OF headache In all its forms.
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The Cephallc Pills are said to be remarkably ef-
fectiye remedyfoft headache and one OF the very
best for that very frequent complaint which has ever
been discovered. f
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From tie Deuoerat, 81. Cloud, MINI.

From the Examiner, Norfolk, "a.
They have been tested in more thans a thousand
cases, with entire success. ...
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From the 50. Louis Democrat.
The immense demand for the article (CcphalIc Pills
is rapidly Increasing. p
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FrOmthe Gazette, DaDsnP Ort, IOUa, ...
Mr.. spalding would not connect his name with an
Article he did not kROp 10 possess real merit.
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Reynoldsburr, Franklin Co. o. Jan. 0. 1861,

Reynoldsburg, Franklin Co. o., Jan. 0, 1861.
HENRY G, SPALDING,
No.45 Cedar ST., NY.
Il. DEAR SlR: - .-,A ...r-
lnclosed Hnd twenty-fiv cents for which send box
Of "Ccphalic Pills" Send to address of Rev, VIM.
" .,lori ~ ney ho,uspurg, rrahkhh oo.' oho
| iRstaRter. Truly yours, .p.. 3D. -rs -
WIN. G. FILLtRI
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spALDING's PREPARED GLUElI

PA single bottle of SPALDING'S PREPARED
GLUE viii save ten times It's cost annually III
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Is WlTHlS THEIR REACH.
rs Testimonials vsre unsolicited by Mr.. SPALp-
IEG, they afford unqHeStiORabie PrOofof fthe ef-
. fcaey @this truly scientific discovery.
Masonvlle, Conn, Feb. 5; 1857.
SIR: 49,, ~,
have tried your Cephalic;Pilis and like them 50
nell that want you to send me two dollars worth
more.
Part of these are for the neighbors to whom gave
few out Of the first box got from YOU. >
Send tho Pills by mail, and oblige
y... Your obt servant,
H JAMES KENNEDY.
HaverfOrd, Pa, Feb.o. 1861.
SIR: '..
wish you to send me one more box OF your Cephalc
Pills. Ihaoe rsceiucd gtoat deal of benefit from them.
Yours, respectfully,
MARY ANN SToIKHoUsE.
Spruce Creek, Huntington Co, ,Pas,I
II. G. srAtDixo. 80 " - go -
You will please send me two boxes OF your Cephalic
Pills. Send them immediately.
Respectfully yours,
P. s.-I hare used ono Dor Of your Pills, and 6ad
them excellent '..t-' -
HENRY q. SPALDiNG, Esq. g.
Please find enclosed twenty five cents, for which
send me another box Of your Cephalic pills. They
are truly the best Pihs ! have eper tried. sf q
Direct A. SruyER, PM.
Belle Vernon, Wyandot Co. O..
Beverly, Mass., Dec. II, 1sGr..
H. G. SPALDINa. ESQ.
wish for come eli cular lsrgr show bills, 10 bring
your Cephalic Pills more particularly be fore nay Gus
toners lfyou have anything OF the kind, Ilease
sent TO me. ,.. 80. ..-5..
One of my customers, who is subJectto severe Sick
Headache, usually lasting two days) cured of an
attack hOur L
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From the .aduertissr. PrOUideRes, R.
The testimony In their favor is strong from the mdst
respectable quarters. ~ ~ hQt! Z II r
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ErOnths Daily NsiOS, Nspport, R.tE
Cephalic Pills are taking the place Of all kinds.
FrOmthe cOnmereial Balistin, Boston, Mass.
Said to be very effieaclous for tho headache.
From the CONNIE, eial, Ciaetrnati, Ohio.
Suffering humanity can now be relieved.
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.n.c. FrL1ra.t
YpsIlanlI, Mich, Jan. "A, 1851.
Mr.. SPALDING.

:"
SIR:
Not long sin CO sent 10 you for box of Cephac
Pills for the cure of tho Nervous Headache and Cos
uveness and received the same and thsy had rood
an effect that ! pas induced to send formore,- "A
Please send by return mail, Direct tOt : ~,
..r A. X. WHEELER, Ypsilanti, Mich. I