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The New York herald., 1863-11-03
National Cenveatioa OF Telegraph Ope-
rafogs.


rators.
meeting Of telegraph operators from all parts Of the
country took place II tho Everett House last evening the
object Of being 10 form National Tecgraphc Cnion
and devise comprehensive plan fos the protection and
sdvsncsmsnt Of the character and Of profes
The idca originated With the ielegraphcrs Of this
city, who held meeting last August for the purpose Of
forming combination for tho protection u their busi
ness and thus sss example 70 their brethren other
parts Of the Union.
Ths meeting last night ras not numerousiy attended
~ was sntkpaisd but there were representatives, from
st. Louis and Uher remote sections NJ country The
basis o representation delegate for every fifteen
Operators 10 the various large and small offocs.
oelock by sSs sIscscs q nr W. " Younr = thsrmas.
and Mr.. Jaa. q. Smith - secretary
The pocecdinxs we're aogssbef informal and confined
70 The dsca,sca O cooss'sat'oa, tbs chief pom.
Ths assoea,on shaiI ~ known - the National Tcle
there shall be one grand natpoa organization whose
ooers shall BE- presbdent.a vice presdcnta treasurer
there shall also b. ds;re Or suSo, dns,s
tho ocer of such Subordinate osgsniaations " oont u
oos dstrie dirsc.or snd local director fcv each oce
The ofcsrs Of the national and subordinsts organna-
shall 10 chosen anpn,Iy 10 hold oes the term
Of year unless sooner disqualified, Until, thar
An Isssis,vs powers herein granted shall bs vested IN
. general cooventcs a delegates.
Iss convsnses o. assssse. shall es sonIossd Of mem
No pcrson shan Be dsI>gsts who shall not have at
taipcd the age u twenty yesrs.
The number of delegates shall not exceed for every
fifteen bss ssrh district shall have
delegate and exxa delegate when the enact ptepor
ton shall be eight msmbcrn 10
fie Conveutin shall have power 70 regulate All ma,
ters pertauins 70 revenoe 10 asse-s and collect dues
nnes and fecs and 10 pfovd. Tor all enditurcs.
When any mrnbev shs b~ccme incApac stated for tho
performance Il hr usas duss py any sickness OF sec
dent that doce Dot prueed from Immoral enSnct, he
shan, II be tsre receive the sum n Ave dollars per
eet Aftar the nsst week WITH his malay or arr frrt
terminates N restoration dsath provided be make
appilcatlou 10 hs local director for the rarpe
The New York herald., 1863-11-03
THE CONSPIRACY IN OHIO.
Additional Particulars OF tho Plot-Ths
Plan ef Attack ON Camp Chase and tho
neutrality-suspicious. Parties 70 be Ar
rested, &C., 80.

Additional Particulars OF tho Plot-The
Plan ef Attack ON Camp Chase and the
neutrality-suspicious. Parties TO be Ar
rested, &C., SO.
PuLADELPnIA, Nov 2, 1863.
despatch from Cincinnati contains tho following rcs
pecting the treasonab,s plot discovered thcre,-
Tho parties arrested held IN thousand dollars
each for hearing Wednesday before United staes
Commissioner Holiday. Hon. George f. Pugh Is counsel
for the accused.
On Sunday the Marshal vent 70 Columbus on special
train and arrested the ate State School
Cathcart; J. d. Cusop, formerly partner Of Mr. Thomas
Mr.. sade, formerly rcbol prisoner. and DR.. Lazelc,
who stands very high among the oopperheads.
Or. Lzsls put n tho penitentary and the others
brought in irons 70 this city and transferred
county Jail.
Mrs Parmentcr was . "washer woman" At the United
States Barracks In Newport, and acted 60 between
the prisoners and their outside smssaries
The detectives gained the confidence Of Mrs. Parmentcr
and also that OF Mrs. Mcdonald and both became
parties the plans Of tho detectives, and all met frs
quently ~ Thomas' house.
Thomas furnished money 10 buy ares and choroform
10 release the prisoners He also furnished disguise 70
bus and Cincinnati oonfederates.
This detective also visited columbus frequently and
conferred with Cathcart and others there, and In
conference with csthcart when Cs,hcat arrested
Ths plan for snectns the release OF the prisoners At
Camp Chase was as foliows;-
when the prisoners saw beacon light a. . certain
point they were to b ready TO take their leave.
ne prison guard was 10 be shot by otusids parties
and axes were TO bs thrown over the walls TO tho
prisoners.
Tho prisoners out with their axcs 10 be pro
vded with arms, and then they 10 storm the pcni
tentary, release John Morgan and other rebel officers
and the whole party were then 10 start for the Ohio
river and cross near MaysvIle
CathcArt 10 60 along and receive commission In
tho rebel army q reward for his services.
Cathcart arrested ~ tho house OF the Rev sAbn
Hough.
Housh Ia the secessionist TO whom Mr.. valandigham
wrote 10 the yeas 1854 that the Union hopesssy
dividcd.n
wnd a. the scheme Of liberation appears tbere seems
bs abundant evidence that 10 have been tried
week ago.
The plans, however, mrcarried al that time.
Other arrests are 10 te made.
Is not known how extensive the Organization for this
iofernai business was.
The New York herald., 1863-11-03
7H1HExIdAH fnHoHR.

net1sn- - tAe DeRnsassen q Paris-He
naessyAew yAah tfascis joseph Of Aes-
ss,,Hss.serS - 81 s.iI \. nsysf e ss.ss bx Mazi-
tParb (Oct l9) correspondence Of London Iimes.l
1he depata,ion who haA gone 70 efer the Crown os
g ,ce Afseduks Macmillan have returned 70
~ with from their future Emperor His ImperjaI Heh
ssc has organized Venetian ete (says the Nemsrtal
oaulksd on The day fixed by the unfavorabe weather Il
yes postponed, however, but not abandoned.
Co the evening Of their departure from Mranar,
called Il Fantasia and ION signal given BY tbs Arch
duke the chateau Of Miramar was lighted up, as By
s three oocrs Or tie Mexican ia. ASSUMED aaa durns no
var q Independence as The symbols Of liberty, union. and
was naturally thought that either before or Altar ,ho
interview at Mlramar, and the Archdukes answer the
1eputation would be admitted 10 audience OF the EN-.
pror Francis Joseph at Vienna This does mot appear
Majesty, but as they have return Vienna again with
~ object Of seeking their future sovereign after the
vote Of the Mexican population, il only then the Official
fhc head Of the deputaion, NJ. Gutierrez do Estrada,
had, however, Interview with Count de Rechberg,
With whom he talked at length Of the result obtained Al
Aieamar, which satisfactory 70 them Nothing is
md II the impression OF N. dc Rechberg.
The Archduke by the way expressed his admiration Of
I Of he members .Uo gives tie accoun there can be
no doubt OF the FACT however painful 10 his modesy the
must not forget To mention one important fact On
The deputation leaving Mamar, the Archduke 'caused
hem 70 be taken to the railroad station his state car
vaee drawn by four horses, preceded and followed BY
The dspuation are now waiting 10 be received by the
Emperor Napoleon, 70 whom they are TO present the
Sss retarded the audience and The = sS.s
NE delegates who meant TO leave BY the that
sasd on the 18th 70 report what passed Mrama are
ser They have however, sent or their report BY the
steamer Of the 10Th.
The New York herald., 1863-11-03
ssaha.u Of ths passpors.

rososro, c. W., yov. 2 Isss.
ne ssea,ev rs~pcvt yesterday strsck q rccs, PIT
sbsu, rd sass here 10 olves we're bet
The New York herald., 1863-11-03
THE NEWS BY THE CHINA.
~~>~~>~~>~~~>>~~>~~->~o->
Work Of Tho Privateers Between the
Cape and Saint Helena.
-~~~>~>>>>>>e>>~~>>DDo~~--
Probable War Between Russia and the
Western Powers.
Se..->~>~>>~~>~~>~>~>~~-
Mexico May be Declared An.
nexed to France,

The China reports that she experienced strong westerly
gales during the pass'ge.
The Princess Alexandria thip, while on voyage from
Quebec 10 Liverpool has been Lost on tho Newfoundland
Banks The had to take 10 the tops Of the rigging
whore they remained three days and nights without food
On the fourth day September IS the ship shandon res
cued the whole Of them.
The Paris Bourse continues October 24) heavy.
The London journals Of the Gath uh contan little Of
Interest.
holding up moving tones The threatening position Of
Affairs throughout the world, ana urging that n shs
PLAN duty Of England 70 seize and all the opportun
ties Of her position, and, arbitrator, make and keep
peace while she can. e
The New York herald., 1863-11-03
Trs Iusxisan Qusseisn

TIE Msx1esn Question.
NAPOLEON RBcHIvnB AND coNoRArvLAT.s THB DBrU-
TArIoN. 80
The Emperor Louis Napoleon had received and con-
graduated ths Hsxican dspusatbon their succesa
me Paris correspondents OF The London Ne
that the semi ofncsa press Of France viii Immediately
receive orders cay that "afer all the Mexican people
simply desire aApsxasion 10 France under 0 Yrsach
Prince" isiH
Russia.
1RoBABulry OF GREAT CONFLICT WITH rHH
WESTERN POWERS AND TURKEY
g. Pstersburg accounts say 10 the general belief that
there viii be diplomatic rupture between Russia and
she Western Powers bs'ore Christmas.
There we're rumors Of threatening situation Of AFFAIRS
between Russia and Turkey aef
Commercial lntellfgemce.
TIE LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Consols closed as ss oss for money. -
The bullion lin the Pank Of England has Increased
475 900 since ths last return.
consoh closed At % ss,s for money
3 - AnKmcAN STOCKS.
me salee Of American securties have bssn small ~
NE Osss'.l aAhe.A. AZ asoasAli Es Railroad,
nm llvsarooL corrss xARrrf. .s
salss q csSsaa fer ~ wssk III 40 saies, pcu1pg
81 40 bsias = spsosaasrs and o6 hAes . sxtss
ssr Ssssy q pssss - % pssis: % Ass
r1esss ~ eaehsM q psuny. - other eeecr'ptons,
=: % 1s a. s = ssy Tdy have been
lowing ears The aushori.sd soelatIops:-
Orleans. .................... Nominal. NXd.
Moouo o........s.......... Nominei. W&o.
S,nc - .,c Z, ; "a Son .s: D.oan ~ ~
bales of American.
The New York herald., 1863-11-03
CHARLESTON.
~~~~>>>~~o>~~~~>~~~~~~~-
Furious Bombardment Of Fort
Sumter.
Monitors, Aortan and Three-Huadsed-
Founder Parrot Guns Engagsd.
no Attention Yaid to the Fire from
tho Rebel Batteries,
&C., &C., he.

FORTRESS MoxKox, Nov 2, 1919.
The Richmond Wig OF October 81 has been received
here and contains tho following despatohs-
CnAHLnaox, Oct 30, 1919.
The bombardment Of Fort Sumter today n ths hsavies
that has yet taken place. From sundown Wednesday
until sundowp Thursday 2is shots from fifteen inch
and three hundred FOUNDER PARROTS have been
thrown against the fort. Our loss seven wounded.
This evening the enemy opened nro from the mortar
battery at tummpgs Point upon the northeast angle Of
tho fort which bo tho special object Of tbsr
attention
The eoemy's batteries engaged wore those at Gregg
and Wagner, tho centre battery and Cummings Point
battery. with tho addition Of three Monitors
The oombardmcnt Of Fort Sumter sti goes on; but
tho fire In much Stacker. Oar batteries Gro slowly
and deliberately The enemy at present pays no a.sn
ton 10 them
The New York herald., 1863-11-03
The Laird Rans,

The London rpso publishes . letter, signed BY ths
correspondent Mysterious" commeatiDg upon and
showing the importance Of the seizure Of tho steam
In the Messy, and expressing the belief that tho public
viii stand by tho government their determination 10
defeat fraudulent coutrivalces.
Mr.. Laird had been speaking ~ Birkenhead, defend
Ing hk course In tho matter d the Alabama, &c.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-11-28
FOR SALE AT LOW PRICES

TIVHE undersigned being DESTROYS Of removing
from the Territory, will dispose Of his real e.
tate and personal property at low prices, consist
hop aad tho lots upon which she same arc erected,
be,nv on Sd Street between Main and Washington
streets; also ten horses, young and In good condi-
ton; three buggies, two sulkies, one thorough
brace wagon, one Lumber wagon, one dray, Va
riety Of saddles, harness, &C., &c.; also my resi-
atreet. between Main and Columbus streets also
two acres Of land adjoining the capitol ground Of
the Territory also At Steilacoom, the southwest
half Of lot In block 10, and the saloon upon the
same erected; also lot 7, In block 10, and the
stable All Of the real property 10 In the best bus
mess part Of either place, and the personal prop
erty 10 In good order.
Terms made known upon application 70
the undersigned u Olympia.
J. J. W8STBR0OK.
Olympia. Sept. bth. 1858. 4s:ns.
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A Sure Thing.

Dr. J. c. Young. upon the receipt Of one dollar will
send any part ofCalifornia Nevada Territory Oregon
Washington Territory. prescription with full and
complete directions, that will secure the possssso,
against the possibility Of contracting any private com.
paints Very aimps very safe and very sure. It can,
not fall In IT, action.
Having been very successful In his profession and
accumulated fortune In this State the Doctor wishes
to devote his time to the interests Of mankind generally
and to the rising generation In particular that they
may into the world at least blessed with pure and
uncontaminated BLOOD good constitution, Il fortune
In tsef) and perfectly free from that Scourgs Of the
Age-Hereditary venereaL He 10 thus induced to
offer his valuable prescriptions for amount simply
sufficient to cover absolute expenses.
DR.. J. c. Young has practced In this city for up
wards Of thirteen years. and his constant has
qualified him TO prescribe remedies that positive In
curing and preventing any form If the vcnsreal. He
oers THE success guarantee, and pledges his pro-
fe:sional reputation upon the efficacy ofhe articles ad
Address. (enelosins one dollar, With stamp to pay
return posta9e,) DIR. J. G. YOUNG,
6l6 Commercial street, opposite the Mint,
San Francisco, Cal.
N.B-Those already afflicted arc referred to the Doc.
tors advertisements In another column, In which he
pledge himself by his motto-NO CURE, No PAY-to
fulAI his obligations. Reed ard ConsSk.
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Notice.


Territory Of Washington, In prob.,e Crurt.
County Of Jefferson. "''o""'e o01'''
In the matter Of the estate Of Benz. Ross, de-
ceased:
Order Of publication, ON application for order
of sale.
On reading and fling the petition of Ruel Ross,
executor of said estate, praying for an order Of
sale of the real estate therein described, and /!
appearing to this court that there is not sufficient
personal property in the hands Of the said r. Ross
executor, to pay the debt outstanding against the
deceased and the expenses of administration, and
that it is necessary to sell the whole of the real
estate Of said deceased for the payment Of such
debts is ordered persons in said
estate appear before this court at the courtroom,
thereof, at Port Townse.d, Jefferson county, w.
T., on Saturday, the 18th day of December, A..
d., 1868, to show cause, IF any they have, why
an order should not be granted to said W. W.
Armstrong, administrator, to sell said real estate
| of the deceased. And it IL further ordered that
q copy Of the foregoing order be published once q
week for four weeks in the WARRINGTON STAND
ARD or some other newspaper published in 0lym-
pia or Seattle, W. T.
ALBERT BRIGGS,
Judge of Probate.
| Port Townsend, Jefferson Co., W. T., Oct. 20,
| 1868. 2:w4
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Almost Death from Sufooatiou.


Nesrs. A. l.. Seouil i Co.,-Gens For the
benefit Of the public, and especially those who
are suffering with diseased lungs, or are subject
to coughs and colds, wish to add my testimony
to that Of many others, touching tue efficacy Of
Dr.. Halls BALsAx. Last winter was attacked
with cough, which was very shortly afterward
followed by pains in my breast and sides, and
shortness Of breath. resorted to various reme-
dies, and to what deemed the best medical ad.
vice; but Notwithstanding all that, continued
daily to decline till was pronounced past a.! re-.
covesy. Death from s.goeati0n seemed Very near to
me, ana It was with the utmost difficulty that
could breathe. Just in this stage of my disease,
my husband heard Of On. HALL's BALsAx and its
great efficacy. and procured a bottle at once. I
commenced its use Immediately, and Within twen-
ty-oMr hours therefrom hexpectorated large masses
Of phlegm and matter, which gave me great re-
lief continued the use Of II as directed, and am
now able to say that am entirely restored to
health.
For further reference call on me at my resi-
dence, on Betts-strcet south side, two doors east
Of Linn. Mas. s. A. MrRPHY.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-11-28

A SUCCESSION OF TRIuMPns>-At each
and every Fair held in 1850. GROVER &
RAKER we're awarded the highes' prcmi-
ums for their Sesoixg Machines and Machine
work. In 1851 the same awards were made
xheA; likewise in 1862; and thus far at ev-
ery State, and numerous District Fairs held in
1868, they have received the highest prem y n
when exhibited in competition with other ma.
chimes. Among others. in 1868. we are ap-
missed Of First Premiums at the Oregon,
Men Nsrk, Vermont. Iowa. .Kestxrky. In
diana, M;noi. and Michigan State Fairs.
Certainly no better evidence OF the superior
merits Of the "GR0VER & BAKER "
need be adduced than the fact that their NEW
stAe" noiseless machine has ;nrnr;ably taken
in every instance, when exhibited, since its
introduction in 1860.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-11-28
Distres sing Headache Cured.

CINCINNATI, august 10, 1907
DR. BAKER IL send you this statement that
others, similarly afflicted, may know Of your
remedy. I have for many years been troubled
WITH severe attacks of Headache, which often re-
duccd me to my bed. Ny sufferings have been
very great, and no one can have idea Of their se-
verify except those who suffered with the same
disease. I took your Pain PanaCea,
bathed my head with it, and rubbed it in well.
also took, at the same time, one.half of a tea
spoonful Of salaratus dissolved in one.fourth Of
tumbler of water. Soon after, took second
dose of PANACEA, and it was just the thing for
all the world, for it knocked the pain crazy, and
have not had the headache since, for whenever
feel it coming on, take the Panacea, which
always checks 1t at once.
JOHN SAWYE.
Residence, south side Third street, opposite
Burnett House.
peA. DIR. BAKERS PAIN PAIN PANACEA
For sale by
REDINGTON h CO.,
4l6 and AIS Front ST., San Francisco,
And by all Druggists
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MOTHERS! MOTHERS!
MOTHERS -!

Don't fail to procure Mrs. WINSLOw'S SOOTH
ING SYRUP for CHILDREN TEETHING.
This valuable preparation is the prescription ofonc
the best female physicians and nurses in the United
States, and has been used for thirty years with neve
failing safety and success by millions Of mothers
children, from tho feeble infant Of week old the
adult 1t not only relieves the child from dain, but in
vigorates the stomach and bowels a,idy ant
gives tone and energy to the whole system. 1t will al
most instantly relieve
Gripping in the Do,oeIs, and Wind CAolic
We believe il the Best and Surest Remedy in the
World, in all cases Of DYSENTERY and DIARRHEA
IN CHILDREN, whether It arises from Tcething Of
from any other cause.
Full directions for using will accompany each bottle
None genuine unless tho fac-simile of URTIS PER
KINS, New York, is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by ell Medicine Dealers,
Principal Office, u Dey Street, NEW YORK.
Price ONLY Is CENTS FER BOrrLE.
KEDINGTON & CO,
4l6 and 4l0 Front Street, San Francisco.
(42m6l Agents for California.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-11-28


ARRIVAL OF THE MONITOR "CAMANcHE."
The iron moni or built in the East for the
defence of this coast, has been received at
San Francisco by ship Aqxillu. l63 days
from New York.
u Hon. Frank Shaw arrived in town
Thursday evening last, from Walla Walla,
whittier he has been sojourning during the
past few months.
u w. w. Armstrong. Esq. has been
appointed, Assistant Provost Marshal for
Washington Territory.
~ We arc indebted to II. A. Webster,
Esq. for late San Francisco papers.
u We are indebted to Captain Finch for
a copy of tho Victoria Chronicle.
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,.;.e, from England and France. indicating
,hst the construction Of ironclads for the ~.
bells win in fu.:rS b. prevented.
The New Orleans Era, Of November 18th,
.,ys that the rebels attacked Washbuin's ad.
vance "a ,hs Sd, driving it towards the main
hodv. They were checked 5000, as,d in turn
, Uv at,Ack:d and pursued. Our force cap
, mr. 200 prisoners. Our loss was 40 killed.
Ths rebel loss was 100 killed.
Fortress Monroe, Nov. l3.-The steamer
M,,achxsetts. from Charleston bar in AZ
hours, arrived this afternoon. She reports
ths firing was still kept up on Sumter. The
Fort was entirely demolished. The rebels
. ss a,s TG.r 'S Ga. b ~nsn no s%
on Charleston Of late.
ST. I,cais. Nov. l4.-B. Crate Brown, the
Radical Of St. Louis, was elected United
states Senator on the first ballot, by Z ma.
.jority.
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&pedial- 1ptites.'
The Most Excfutl0tlnE Polos OF
Rheumatism Cured.

TOWNSHIP 5, McDoSouoH, III, Aug. 10, 1858
Nesns. Anderson Hail: Gents: Feeling anxious
TODD all can for suffering humanity would state TO-
you, that was seriously afflicted with Inhammatory
Rheumatism for some sixteen noaths, and WAS unable
to secure relief from Physiciana Of ffon the use o.
many articles which advesised tn the pape, until
BY your solicitation procured three ono dollar bottles
of "BAKERS PAIN PANACEA." Although bent
almost double, and suffering the most exerutating
pains when commenced the use Of said Medicine,
had not used the entire second bottle, until was able
to attend to my daily work: BY the time had used my
third bottle was entirely cured. can have no doubt
that 90 eectual in removing the terrible Rheu'
matte Pains from my body, is equally powerful to
destroy Pain of every description and would there
fore recommend all who are afflicted to try it..
Yours, Respectfully,
HENRY. WILSON.
We hereby certify that are knowing to the facts
in the above CASE and that the statements Of Mr. VIII
SON are entitled to entire credit.
BUSHNELL, I'LL, Aug. l6, 1858.
Dr. Bakers Pain Panacea will not only cure Rheu.
matism, but will all pains matter how excruc
ating, whether internally or externally.
KEDINGToN & CO.,
4l6 and 4i8 Front St., San Francisco.
and by all druggists.
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"HEREAS, on the 10th day Of March, A. d.
w 1868, N. Il. Tiiley recovered judgment
.assist n. A. Goldsborough, 10 the District Court
for the sum OF cne Thousand aud Ave hundred and
.eghty-seven and seven hundredths dollars(@ ,sS7
1.lo0) with interest thereon st the rate Of three
per cent per month until paid, and for his costs
.aal charges taxed 1t IS 20-l00 and Increased
COSTA. Now. Therefore, by virtue Of al execution
aud order Of sais issued BY the clerk Of said Dis
trict Court Of tho Sd Judicial District, and 10 me
directed, have levied upon, seized and taken
Into execution the following described real estate
.et town lots being aud laying in the town Of
Olympia, and the county Of Thsrston, and more
particularly described op the town plat Of said
town Of Olympia, ~ Lots No. ~ one, (2) two, ~
seven and 10y eight, in block No. !lol ten {; Lots
No. ~ I've, (sl sig, ~ seven and 10y eight. in
~ three oad (+l four, In block l2l) twenty-one,
and oil Of block (26) twenty-six, together With
all the appuftsnances thereunto beloaging, and
will proceed TO sell the same at public auction, to
the highest bidder, on Saturday, the 10th day Of
December, q the courthouse door, q the hour
of two o'clock, Pm.
ed. M 81 liz. .. R. W. NOZZLE,
6h'R Tburstoa Co., w. T.
Nov. ~, 1863. s:w+ .