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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-13
Democratic Patriotism.

While Lees army was successfully overrunning
Pennsylvania we were pleased to notice that some
Democratic papers in the country stopped their
talk about peace, ceased for moment to denounce
the conscrlption law, and discoursed as earnestly
as anybody for a vigorous assault upon the rebels
in arms But the victory of the Army of the
Potomac having released them from the slavery
of fear of Lees army of invaders, these papers at
once fall into their old tricks Of embarrassing the
Administration, by opposing vigorous prosecu-
ton of the war. The New York Werld hopes
there will be no necessity for drafting. In an ar
ticle suggesting the particular hardship Of calling
men from their homes Just now, it says:
Let us hope that Gen. Meade will soon destroy
Lees army, and that it will be followed by such
statesmanlike measures at Washington that the
necessity OF calling this great force into the field
will be ohviated, and peace once more bless our
distracted country.
Elsewhere the same paper says, in defense Of
its opposition to all measures allowing soldiers to
vote
"There is, however, one way by which the SOL
,dier can vote, and that way is IN the power OF
the government to bring about speedily. 1t is to
close the war by offering thesouthern people terms
so generous and magnanimous that they will glad
" accept the chance to lay down their arms and
return TO the Unlon.
The New York Herald, taking up the same
strain, says:
".Now is the time for peacemaking. 1t is lie
climate to talk about peace notC that tGe are nc
torious The merchants of this city ought to hole
public meeting at once, and send a committee
TO President Lincoln to urge him to offer an am
nesty to all the Rebels, except jeff Davis and h
other leaders, If they will lay down their arms anc
return to the Union. We are victorious and cal
afford to be maguanimous The Rebels are bad
, -ly beaten aud will probably accept our terms,
&C., &C.
s How natural it seems fox these Democratic pa
pers to enter an appearance for the rebels as 500
as they find them hard pushed, and ask the Gov
.ernment and the people not to press them to
hard.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-13
Washington County Convention.

The freemen of Washington County are no
tilted that a convention for the nomination OF
candidates for county and probate officers, to be
supported at the next annual freeman'S meet
ing, will be he'd at the Court House, IN Mont
pelier, on Saturday the 1st day of August, at II
O'Clock in the forenoon.
All who are in favor Of sustaining the Gov
eminent 10 its efforts to suppress the rebellion
and maintain the Union in its integrity, arr
cordially invited to attend,
HENRY c DWIGHT,
J. II. CIRCUIT,
STEPHEN C. SPENCER, 20. Com.
r. J GLEASON,
g. @. ABBOTT,
July 18th, 1868. .....
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-13

How TuEY TAKE THE DRAFT ELsEwHERE-The
Free Press gives the following item, on the way
the Pittsburgh boys took the draft:
The Plattsburgh draft commenced on Tues.
dav, the 9TH inst, 1t was public, and passed
off quietly, everybody being satisfied with its
fairness. The Pittsburgh Sentinel says those
who were drafted formed in line, in the evening,
with Others of the citizens, to the number OF
300, and, preceded by a martial band, marched
through the principal streets, giving repeated
cheers FOR the President, Provost Marshal, Gems
Meade, Mcclellan, &c, and wound up by max
ing charLe on the Fountain House and An
drew Bolde's, both of which surrendered, aftor
which the battalion was dismissed, with orders
to hold themselves in readiness to the tap of the
drum and the Governments call.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-13

grace. Through His blessing our national arms
are destined to triumph.
More facts have been developed in regard to
the enemy. They have all lett and our forces are
in pursuit We have just heard cannonading in
the distance, and think we are now on their rear.
Be ore they eft the rebels spike dseventeen heavy
guns that had been in position just in front of our
Vermont troops. In the contest our brigade sup
ported batteries that grea ly annoyed the enemy
Recent facts show our victory to be no mean tr-
umph over the foe. w
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-13

Reel PRIsoNERs. The first week in July will
be memorable for the number of rebel prisoners
captured. Between, Gettysburg, Vlcksburg and
Helena, the total number must be considerably
over 10000. ..r....' .f..... ...#a
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-13

Mrs. Fitzdragon has long been waiting to visit
liighgate Wood Cemetery, and the other day
she sad TO her husband, " You have never yet
taken me to the cemetery" No dear, that is a
pleasure lhave yet had only in anticipation -
(Who sadie wretch ~ D. ..tE. ~
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-13

~ A late astronomical discovery shows the
earth to be nearer the sun by several millions
of miles then has been supposed.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-13

Two second hand safes, mall aize, Boston build
FICE
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Geo. W. White Cash. Mechanics Bank, BROOKLYN N. Y
H9n. HoratO Ballard, Secretary State OF New York.
VIM Grips, Pres Standard Insurance Co.. New York,
A. II. Balord, Yysilanti, Michigan. --
J. l.. Kelly Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
H. "a Huntington Adams, Irf Co., New York. nrr
j. h Reed Utica, New York. Ia .. ...nr
Hon. Henry j. Raymond, New York Times. ..-. .t
Y. ii. Wheel r, St. Adams, VT. .5-....,., ..E
ID. Ward Lancaster. Grant Co., Wisconsin. ..t
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-13
W. s. MCCLURE g. CO.,
Produce Commission Merchants,

BUTTER, CHEESE, LARD, EGGS,
Beans, Peas, Dried Fruits, Flour and Provisions
$50 Fulton Street, at
Opp. Washington Market, NEW YORK
W. B. NcLBRE. D.P. BALLARD. c. MCCLURE,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09

CoSpucroR MORSE, so long and favorably
known upon the Cleveland Erie road has
bc en- appointed General Passenger Agent of the
Erie Road. His headquarters will be at Buffa-
10. If Mr. MORSE carries with him to his new
position his popularity with the public, and his
fidelity to his employers interests so palpable
here. the Erie company will have no occasion
to regret their selection. Though we may ride
no more with FRAxK in his official capacity oil
Lake Shore Conductor, we shall, nevertheless
think of him in that cupa -ity hereafter
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09

a convenient thing for all conservative men, and
others opposed to the Administration to unite
with It. He quoted largely from Wing author
tiles TO sustain his positions, and even the old
federal party (of which he was once o menber)
between whom and bis present rev associates
he did not see much difference. so far as pro.
ceedings were concerned, Nj. G.. really was the
active man OF the meeting, as he headed the
Committee, which appointed Central Com
mi,tee, The Delegate to the State Convention,
drafted resolutions appointed a Committee to
write an address to the people, and named a
Treasurer for the party All these were re-
ported by Mr.. O.; and one proposition after
another VIVA quietly adopted some one in every
case saying" al motion that il be adopted" AT
the close it was resolved that the proceedings
be published in the county papers, and some
other journals. A suggestion was then made
that q contribution be made TO tho party fund.-
which operated as motion to adjourn, most
effec,ually.
"Itis worthy Of remark that Or. JoHS HUB
BARD. another old Whg is to make the address
to the people. One of the Central Committee
appointed. Is Col q. A. HowARD, who was
prominent in the Union movement two years
ngo We should like to know if he will serve
"The attendance at this meeting was pretty
fair, for that party. We noticed that they
we're there from most parts Of the county Thi:
township was represented by Mr. W. II. Fay
8 who observed great so'emnity during the pro
3 ceedings Messrs Honor and MCMILLES die
. not attend, the effort Of conducting the las
v meeting probably having left them too far pros
9 trated TO renew it again. As a whole this meet
e ing was very tnme affair, and seemed to b
II only an orpo tunity for Mr.. GRrswoLD to fix d
e the opposition for the coming election to b
I own notion. and he really succeeded very wei
3, since he directed all the proceedings, aud the
quietly acquiesced in whatever he proposed
Some of them might have felt little as irthe
is we've sold but they said nothing"
!. The official proceedings have been furnishe
', US. but too late, however, for publication th
y week
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09
Petition for Divorce.

John Boozer, Plsnrin, ! M,
against In the Court oi common rless'
Louisa Booser, Defendant
r OUISA Boczrr, whose place of resi-
IL aence i. unknown, is notified that the said John
Booer did on the 25th dy Of March, A. D. 1868, he his
on 10 tn. Office Clerk of the Court Of Common i1as
within aud for County of Ashtabua aud state OF ONE
charging the said Boozer with adultery with one ~
Morgan and asking that he be divorced from the said
Louis oozrr the custody Of Harriet Elizabeth nozer
Said petition will be for hearing at the next 'srm OF Sa
eou .,.,., -.
Tbe said defendant Louis Booreris also hereby notified thai
the paina will take dispositions OF sundry witnesses Ia
This case at the dwelling house of T. W. Skies IN the Village
Of fAhabua Ashtabua county Ohio on the 18th day OF
mil Iss3 and at the Office Of Wilder Fitch In said village
on he l4th day April 1863 between the hou OF A. NJ
and p NJ Of said days continue from day TO In
Ill SAID aepo'i"on' 'nA" j jim Boo2ER, $685.
Aahtanula, March 20, 1868. BY Wilder FITCH,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09

THE GRAND RIVER CONFERENCES commenced
its session in this village on Tuesday ottwo
o'clock p. NJ. Owing to the severe storm the
attendance was quite limited. The Conference
wns called to order by Rev. Mr.. CoNKLIN, and
duly organized by the election of Rev. Mr.
BARTLETT, of Conneant. NJ oderator aud Rev.
Mr.. JONES, of Monroe. Scribe
In the evening preaching by Rev. Mr.. BAR
BIER, Of Austinburg. It was faithful well d.
gested presentation of truth, calculated both to
please and to benefit.
The session of the Conference continued until
Wednesday three o'clock P. M.
The meeting was very harmonious and mu ch
important business was dispatched Below we
give brief abstract or statement Of is, pre-
sented by Rev. Mr.. NEWTON, agent of the
H. NJ Society:
The American Missionary Association, hav-
ing relinquished its Western Home Missionary
work, aud the p re,byteruns having withdrawn
from the A. IT. NJ. Snciety, this latter instiiu.
| ion is left to be supported aud to be usei for
the propagation Of the Gospel in our country
by the Churches Of the Pilgrim Polity A
constituency. however, of nearly B 900 churches
and over 256 600 members. and abont 2 6OC
ministers, enough it would seem to assume i
heavy responsibility 10 this work and to keeT
the Society in its full tide of operation.
Under the direction of this Society, during
the first thirty six years Of its operations, Sd,
III $50 have been consccrated to the evange!.
liz alton Of our country.
As the result the Gospel has been preached
at nearly 5000 different stations in twenty.si,
d ferent States and Territories. About l75,
600 have been gathered into the Missionary
! Churches-l2 200 or more OF them have passed
from the list of benifciares to that of patrons
During the Home Missionary year, endin
March lst 1862 notwithstanding be 6nancia
y pressure of the times, aud the withdrawment o
the contributions of Preshyterians, the receipt
to the Society Treasury were Sl63,o52
only $4,000 less than those of the previor
year. The number of Missionaries employed
was 863 l99 less than the year before. rher
were 668 Missionary stations s'atedly suI
= piled with the ministratipnS OF the G spal dal
ing the year, aud 2Os5 persons were receive
4 iato the Missionary Churches. Twenty.eigt
II churches were organized by the M'sionare
d "a became self.sustaning, and 81 young mt
= d were reported as in diforent stages of prcpar
ton for the gospel ministry
: Such important results must commend Il
Society to the confidence If our churches. al
d indeed, all who sincerely desire thu elevate
4 aud spiritual welfare Of mankind.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09

HypnorHoBA.- A distressing case of this
terrible disease occurred in Vienna last week
A young man named Henderson Bartholomew
son of Erastus Bartholomew, while on his way
to school in January la, was bitten in the
cheek sya dog. The wound healed in shor'
time, and attracted no more attention unit
Thursday last. when the young man experienced
peculiar sensation in his head. While a
dinner, on Friday, he was taken with spasms
and continued to grow worse until Saturday
when be did-Western ReserVe Chronicle.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09

A NATIONAL Doc Snow, is one OF the evi.
dences Of progress, down among the gothnm
ties. Should national chow Of gramolk'ns
be next 10 order, we will make contribution
of our Thomas" as be hns the best proper
tons, the most orderly and digniGed depor,-
ment aad is the most fierce and terrific in his
nocturnal imprecation, OF oil the feline race.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09
The Renovation.

See the Boxes full of Goods
Precious Goods !
How they crowd and block the ways;
How they ill that store Of Lays.
Never vet, 10 all my days,
Have seen such line displays.
oh, the Goods, Goods, Goods, Goods
Gnods, Goods, Goods
oh. the Boxes full Of precious Good!
See my ample stock Of Boots
Cow.hide Bnotsl
All, the hide of many COW,
Tanned and made mp, you know how,
Rests upon my counter now
Here my friends. make my bow.
Cuw-hide Boots
Oh the Boots Boots Boots, Bnots,
Boots, Boots, Bouts
Oh, my Calf and Kip and Cow-Lide Boots!
See what piles ! have of Shoes-.
Cater Shoesi
hh, those arch, ooguettnk girls
How they toss their flowing curls
And their smiles how very sweet,
How they gladden. all they meet,
As they promenade the street
With my shoes upon their feet.
Cater Shoes
Oh, the shoes, Shoes Shoes,
Shoes, Shoes, Shoes
oh, What piles have Of Cater Shoes!
Come and see my stock in Trade
stock in Trade
Anything you can divine,
Whether course or whether hne
II It comes within my line,
IL among this stock OF mine.
Stock In Trade
Oh, the Trade, Trade, Trade. Trade,
Tiadc, Trade Trade
Oh. but come and see my Stock In trado
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09
THE TIOUSEKEEPER'5
.Neao Furniture Polish.

Prepared improved receipt by the proprietor o!
.RoTusR poLIsH is certified by ali tue esdin
York Furniture Dealers ana Piano-F"rts Makers 70
the hest in the word for Removing Scratches MARKS aud Dirt
aua restoring hh and lasting gloss TO all kinds OF Narnsh
ed work from Furniture Leather 1t cheaper and bet
ter than Vansh dries immediately, and Is easily applied
With piece OF Canton Flannel and bottle or two OF this
New Furntu POLISH Housekeerer work magic In ts
urnure a. house and keep looking like Now is tie
shi cup your Tables, Chairs, Desks iano' Pletms
Frames Carrages etc. and make em look SO cent bet
ter This economy Fcl sale ~ Flu nture Dealers
Stoekeepers generally. Price rs aud 81 cents botts De
pot No. Spruce Street. N Y. special Agents Wanted.
Auu's'' ''A '''-' liye:o.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09

USAYIxous VERDIcr.-The most rigid an.
alysis by good chemists has failed to dicover
anything in the Chemical Sdleratus which cant,
when properly used, be in the least degree
detrimental to health. While the women OF
our country entertain sentiments widely different
upon other matters. all concur in n verdict that
the Chemical Saierdtus is the only infallbe
article in use for light an sweet bread.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09
Notice..

Ashtsbula County - In the Court OF Probate
Ad"H''''''''' Of Jacob A''P' Petition to Sci. Land
The heirr Of said Jacob, ct. al.
In Pur.u,nre Of an Order issued by said
Court in the above case, will oner for tale at
Public Veudue, on the I'd day OF June,
n ,ssa b.tveep TN. hour. of 10 NJ and iciock, N
nn the preises following described land TO Wit situate
IN the township OF Sa, brook in said county, being part OF
number and thirtysix acres rom ht
North part hfysix decided by Henry Hubbard
and Joseph Hubert TO Nathaa Bugbee. Terms one-thirt
hand third In one year, And one hir1 10 nSo wears
o interest from day Of sale. HARRIET kLUhPh.
Dated MAY l, 1868. 4t6gT Adnnnistratrn,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09
WEEKLY TELEGRAPH
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
BY JAMES REED.

WHnE the Democrats we're 10 conclave at
Jefferson the other day, Messrs MocIn,ire and
knight flung their bunting TO the breeze with
the constellation or Union down, in coincidence
as is supposed, with the occasion aud its syn
pathies An attempt was made to remove 'h'
flag but without success.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09

The MEETING Yciept Democratic. which as
sembed at Jefferson 90 Saturday last, was, as
we judge from the Sontinels report, an affair Of
decided interest," such an event, US 10 the ar
rangemeut of this worlds affairs. is important,
il not absolutely necessary, to give wholesome
diversity. to life, and is especially useful and
healthful 10 cases where the hypochondriac or
blue devils have taken an undue hold Of the
mental and corporal system. In such COM
munity as that OF Jefferson where soul and body
are kept together only by the severest conflict
with the sober and somber realities Of life, a
little episode of this nature. relieving the ten
sion, lifting the depression and giving buoy.
aucy life, cannot but be q gOdseud. The
Sentind says:
"The men composing this meeting were chiefly
Of those who call themselves Democrats" but
the proceedings we're managed principally by
RooER w. GRIswoLD, Esq, and admired by
LYMAN LARAsER, of Dorset. The chairman was
LAMBS SAyAss, who must have wondered what
misery had made such political strangers as he
| and Mr., GRIswoLD bedieliows; and the Secreta-
ry was Mr.. RorE, OF Plymouth. The business
was transacted 10 committee appointed FOL
that purpose, Of which Mr.. GRIswoLp wa'
chairman. Indeed he appeared to have done
all the labor In the committee, and it looked
very much to us like an attempt to re'organiz'
the old Wing party under the name Of Demo
Gratis. lie backed up his report by a speech Il
y ''' --'' 49, .l.' 'AA ." "nAmnaratic" par
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09

The Oberlin !Neps reports the receipt of let
ters from Prof Mource announcing his arrival
at RIO after two months passage. Dur ng
in which it came near laundering. For time
even its oflicers gave up all hope of outridiuS it.
The Professor finds pleasant English and
American society, and is thus far we'll pleased
with his new duties
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09
Haskell & Son,
"a g
Jyo,LJ T., c,ru, ibe- Deo1ls cf' (JbiU and

go 80
Would Inform Me"Peop'e # Ohm and
H'cstern Pennsylvania, Of Ftw Facts :
Fact No |,
Is that Gcu. Burnside will take Rich
l. mond In less than two weeks, and that
Abraham the Illinois Ralspli'er,
is bound to win later. And he-Abraham-ad-
vses us to still so on and fureNh the people with
Food and Raincnt
at our extremely and unaccountaby Low PRICES aa
Fact No II,
That there is not In Beni.hed Ahtabua, Complete
or better Selected stock OF
Groceries,
han ous bought befnre the late advance and will lie sold
sccordngy They w give an a" ~ .s "i ns "0s no,os M
Fac, No. III,
That they also have Pile Of
Clothing,
Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Gaps,
and by the advice Of p Abraham and the little Abss, We
have crammed our store with
Dry Goods,
at prices to beat the World you nnd srey
thing from pin hogshead Of Sugar. Aud in
FucI No: w,
You will and they take all kinds of fpRoDUcE, any thing
the Farmer or Mechanic has to sell ior their goods.
Fact No. V,
We sell orr goods PAY and keep Books, so com.
prepared an mention Trust it has become worn out
| entirely wit 8. You will see IN
Fact No. VI,
in,. they sPayiug CASH for Flour and all K'S h0'p'
Lambes, &c
Fact No. VII.
You will sat least 10 per cent BY buying Of Is.
Fact No VIII,
That Old Mechanics Row Is to give place TO NOR
smpnoous and imposing structure for the accommouauo'
of our increasing bus ness.
Call and US, one door South OF the rosI COW
Ashtabula, Nov. rs, 1852 hAShhLL S0'''
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09
HAD NIX wS,

Bad news from Hookers army. We have
only time to say that sangunary battle WIS
fought on Tuesday. resulting disastrously to Il e
Union forces, which had as reported re-crossed
the Ripp hammock with great loss,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09

The rebels Miss Fanny Battles, Miss Booker
Mrs. Samuels. and her two daughters, oil pris
oners OF war, have been ordered to Washington
by the War Department.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09

Mathew Chocolate Worm Drops'mNever
fail to destroy and extrnnate all kinds OF lntesua worms
Arc psrecy reliable In all and far superior to any ana
all the Fancy Worm Conctions and nauseous Seimng-sm III
NE They may taken at all times with perfect safety
they contain No Mercury other delete ous Drug Moth
era always p chase them and give their chidre nc
other No caharc whatever necessary TO he given Esct
bo1 contains "a Drops or lozenges. Price % cent?,
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers In Medicines
c. X. WALKER. Gen. Agent,
ao1 Buffalo, y. Y. a Fort Erie, c. w.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09


proper channel
rTUE Combination of Ingredients IN Dr.
J. puponcos Golden Pills perfectly harmless They
have used in the private practice OF Duponco or over
thirty wears thousands OF ladies testify to their great
and never FILLING almost every case in correcting
Irregularities relieving painful and distressing menstr alton
parcuarly at the change of life From five to ten Pills viii
cure the common. yet dreadful complaint the
Nearly every lady In the land suffers from this Inc
above nil has cured thousands and will cue you
If YOU use They cannot harm you-on the contrary,
they remove all ohstrucors restore nature to its proper
channel and invgoate the whole system. Price soo per
box Sold BY GEO WILLARD Sole Agent for AshtaOuia
Township and County. 80, n. Or
LADIES' BY sending him 81 90 to the AshtaOua fost VI;
Zee can have tile pills sent to part OF the county, Tree o
postage bv mail.
N, R-Beware of Counterfeits.
But no Golden Pills of kind unless the box is signed >
n Howe All others base imposition and unsafe; there
fore as YOU value your lives and hcah Ito say nothing o
being hmburged ~ buy only OF those who
show the signature s. D. Howe the box which has re-
Gently been added Of the pills being conn'ereite
The ingredient composing the above pills are made known
every Agent and they will tell you they are SAFE aha VIII
! perform all that is claimed for them. ~,
Sod also By B. C. Ely, Gaid, Pal John s. Carter, Eie
Moody Clark palnesville o. Wholesale In New ok,
Hall Ruckel wholesale druggists 2s Greenwich Street
and by S. u. Howe, Sole Proprietor New YORK