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Two THE LADIES. The celebrated DR. l.. DIX partc-
uaTiN invites ladies' y no need a medical >IrciCa
L adviser. Ia CIiIaf his rooms, No q Eniicut Street
b.stI Mass which they y IA MD arranged for their
special accommodation
d Din having devoted twenty yea-S this par
tCula branch Of the treatment of all diseases peculiar IL
females. Is now CONCEDED ~ all b,th IA ihi> country
and III Europe that he vXCells all other Sum pIaCtigrT-
III the speed and eIieCtuai treatment, Oi ali female
complaints
HIS medicines prepared with the express purpose o
removing all diseases, such debility weakness uuiat
ural sIppTes>ips cuaTsemeHtS Ui the womb also. al
discharges which pw from morbid stat" " the blood
re Doctor fully prepared 10 treat IL III peCu dI
le both Cay aud >urgi,dilr diseases ~ the L.
Ie sex AMI they respectfully invite. L. ali Al
No.2I Endic0tt Street. BOstCp.
AL letters requiring advice must )ntain dollar t.
ensure answer.
Boston, Jan. !. lS64.-ly
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Agricultural colleges.

A farmer from the rural districts
thus amusingly discourses in the Atlantic
Monthly about the Agricultural colleges.
"Govment is goin' to build an Agr:cul-
tural College. Farmin' ann larnin' marry
an set up house-keep;n.' Guess Uncle
Samll have to give EN- hist with a dona-
tion-party now n then. Agricultural Col
ledge Yes, Sir Well, Sir, if you'll SHOW
me man, Sir. that's graduate from that
College, tna,'ll ever be seen with a hoe in
his hand, ri give him leave to knock nv
brains out with it Yes, Sir, An IL be
the best use he can put it to, Sir. He'll do
less mischief that way'n any other. Agri-
cultural College, Ecicated farmers. Yes,
Sir, I've seen 'em. Got grist up in Top
sell, jirt-stock farm. The best talent in Es-
SEX countys been carryin' on that farm, an
nigh about carried it of, and themselves with
it. Yes, Sir, the best talent in Essex county,
an had the farm given'em, an they've sunk
a thous.n' dollars, Sir, already. That's what
call sinkin' fund, Sir. That's to begin
with. Jones is an edcated farmer. He
made his cider last fall on scientific princi-
pies Well, Sir, could put an apple in my
mouth, an swim down Merrimac river, an
have better cider'n that all the way. Edi-
Gated farmin' $ pooty thing if man can
be al the expense ont but when it comes
to gettn Twin farmin' s farmin.' Agri-
cultural College, Yes, Sir, farmin' S hard
life lookin' at the best side. Soils light an
runnin' to stones. But this here college
stuh's the poorest kind o'top-dressin you can
give it. Learnin' s a good thing. I've
nothin agin' learnn'; bnt tam the best use
you can make ont to pillow it in. The only
ray to promote the agricultural interests of
Essex county, Sir, is to keep the farmers jes,
as they are. Greek an Latin ant the state
prison ofenses, but they're sure death to
pork'n' potaters. Minute you edicate the
farmers they'll be as uneasy as a toad under
a harrow. What kind of hand wout
Doctor Hall or Squire Smith make, to come
an take farm alongside O. me ."
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DlCIURE MOULDINGS.

ul!I, rosewood and Walnut Mouldings manu-.
iacIuIed into Frames to order. Also,
Cal frames for Paragraphs. P.ctlre Chs,
Cord and Screw Eyes, at HALLS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-08-19

How THREE YEARS Men WILL COUNT
Solicitor Whiting Of the War Department,
in q circular, decides that each man furnish
ed under the present call for troops, whether
for oAe, two or three years, shall count only
pne in the quota now required but, in max
ing up the quotas under new call, districts
having furnished three years men or two
Years men shall be credited with three times
or twica the amount Of service of those fur
nishlng one year men, and the quotas Will be
arranged accordingly on new calls.
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Mr.. SEwARD'S REsFONSE.

To the people Of General haze receiv
ed from the American consul, who resides at
Geneva, and have laid before the the Presi-
dent, your fervent, eloquent and most trater-
nal address to the people Of tie United
States. By his command, give you thanks
in the name Of all NY countrymen, for the
timely and appropriate word Of sympathy
and friendship which you have spoken.-
Your address adds strength 20 the already
strong claim which binds the first federal re-
public Of America to the Oldest and foremost
federal republic of Europe. The people of
Switzerland may rest assured, whoever else
may fail, that it will not be the people of
the United States which will betray the re-
publican system to foreign enemies, or sur
render il to domestic faction. With ardent
prayers for the preservation of the constitu-
ton, the freedom and the prosperity of
Switzerland, have the honor to remain. ci,i-
Gems,
Your most o3edent and sincere friend.
WM. H. SEWARD.
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A "side Judge" in one of the county courts
being enquired of as to the duties Of the
place, replied: Sir, have filled this i'm
portant and honorable office several years
but have never been consulted with regard to
but one question; and then the presiding
Judge, after listening to three or four windy
pleas Ct an hours length each. turned to me
and whispered, Isn't this bench made OF
hard wood - and told him l thought it
was
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WHEREAS. Ann Ella, my wife. has left
W nv bed and board, without lust cause or
pro location therefore forbid all persons harbor.
.S Or trusting the sad Ann Eliza on my account
~ snail pay no debt, If her contracting after
GranH, :. MOSES BELL.
W., Aug, 5. 1904 ll-l3*
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MONDAY. SEPT MBER SIN.

And continue eleven wees.. Tie ,1arr...
OF candidates for admission - .st >.l..-
those from The village a Nell a. -E.-
abroad, viii necessarily ~ mad, .f,, ...
hrst day OF the term. foI thi> pGrr->e !. ..-
signing 10 enter tne school are gtql5.-,. -.
IN ate Lance then furnished with pom.
Ink, and sheet of blalA rape- AM Z. ,....-
more.
Tie Classification. ard arrangement q rse -s-..
mar, intermediate AMI l,i:-aGy echoa> .-.
village viii b. -iade AZ The respective nous Ar.
To"ns oI tie sane d1y. AcnG2y. Sr;t-l.-e-
beginning At > CLOCK IN The forenoon Iar-'~
aid gaaIdla are iesi"-.fulls r,4ac>ta3 p 81.
that their cl..d5ea I'D v,z.,ls a.e prali-.- o. F.
tendance AZ the PRESCRIBED iiGl,. a. ,-......
and success # our schools depends ysrs ma IT,
On the Classification tho, may bc mad A. -ar %.
ginning OF the term. ~. u. TlAlE..
1912 Fo- S-a,.-1 &" --
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w ANTED, AT THE LYNDON
STOVE AND TIN STORE

Barter Of all kinds, for which the
MIG NEST u 4 RKET PRICE
Will be paid in exchange far goods or cash. such
as Cotton and Wooden Rags Papers. Fleece
Wool. Broken Wool Tag Wool. Card Waste,
Socks Copper. Brass, Zinc. Solid Lead, Tea Lead
Pewter, Cast Iron. Scrap Iron. Rubber, Sizing.
Horns. Greese. Hens and Turkey Feathers
Horse Hides, Beef Hides. Veal Skins. Kip skins,
Dairy Skins, Sleeps Pelts. Furs Of all kinds.
Caraway Seed. Dried Berries, Dried Apples,
BristleS ana produce of most kinds.
QUIMBY. LINCOLN K Co.
Lyndon Jan 90. S3tf
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E \ I I I O n
TO FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH,

y y, ~" fhysican ami Surgeon No. : Fndlcott c,
Sl' j. daily for all diseases incident ~ tf
Fuor Aims nTSrsH' tterl or Falling OF the Won't
mem, are all rraat oi AID Other Menstrual derange.
W c4ya fIe ,ba AM IN very few days So invsra
sinai cases y,G oc d Treatment. that most oh
reIpiCeS in perfect health. "''i'o'eu person soon
VT DOW mas no doubt had greater experience in Tho
Boston. ''4et physician i'll
boaIdl' accomm0dations Tor patients who may, ,,
u stal IL SION Anew days Under his eafmenI WISH
Or DO" re 1915. having confined his whole st,o,.,
10 an office .ctce for the ol Private Dseass
temaie l'.4'Nis' acknowledges no superio ' ba
n; B.-Au!elIefs must contain one dollar or they ri
not be al wered. once hours from AM.to9P
Boston, July2G 1854 n q en-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-08-19
EAL ESTATE AT AUCTION!

BY virtue of 4 license from the Judge of Pro-
bate, the subscriber will sell at auction on
THURSDAY. AUG. %, at y o'clock NJ,
Acres Of Land, situated in Ryegate, belonging
to the estate Of the late Elizabeth Gates. Also.
a me same time and place BLACKSMITH
SHOP, situated in South Ryegate, belonging to
the late Nehemiah Gates estate
BY request of the heirs the HOMESTEAD
+ AK i OF the late Ezra Gates, comprising FIF-
~ Al kt> OF LAND with buildings thereon
Will b. sold at the same time Terms at sale
ALEXANDER ROY
Ryegate, Aug. ., 1864. Q2") Admir-
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[. JOHNSBURY ACADEMY
AND HIGH SCHOOL

by recent arrangement -te>t schools are r.
be united unec- til srlpcr5ntcn6ence : -he f1--
Ell Principal II Tie Ac.G,,uv ! X Tolry
The object 81 this uniar : "a furnish f--4.-
era of school fo- the i'str'l, in Il a..,lr.
scholars IL Engl>h ana CIas>,,sl s-.3f.-
secure this cant dates fo5 admission Nj. t.. .l-
fully examined a. TO their q lal.t .rlo1.,r1 .--.-
upon the Prt>'rlbed eeur-e OF >.aai,>
Scholars from aoroal aIL be alrui,t.l
school nv tie same mode Il cxarainatiau and Is
the payment of tuition as char-5d her .,.-
ANY Of this class found TO be unyreT 80 IL -.
studies Of the Academy and high Schaal aa. .e
admitted 70 the Grammar School, OF a.H I =,
lower grades of the village sraoo / III a..tt T.,
are qualified % be clasSed.
The ample accommodations now supple. +F
the addition Of the Academy l. the >lae,rg- a.
model house just completed by the yI.ia-, I'll '-
graded schools, together with the el->>ir .s'i e.
which the ne~ arrangement l. iatenred --,-
will furnish Il is thought. both 70 >cno.s.> a.
home and from abroad greater facilities II
proNement than the Acad aray alone as-
able heretofore 10 supply
The Fail Tom, !,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-08-19
NERNATELLA.

tERNATELLA.
WARRANTED TO MAKE THE
SOIES OF BOOTS tG SHOES
Water and dampness r and wear one-thir3 longer
VERNATELLA,
Is preparation Copper. havin, no grease I;n
OH. or any thug 81 the KIND. and when the soe. =,
once Sl'urstei with IT, water no more ret rhrrS
them than through copper Itself.
PRICE % CENTS PER Bottle.
II Retail Erery,rhere.
But It's cost 10 the purchaser Is really no,b,. - q,
makes the Soes wear enough longer 10 mora rs, - .
IL leaving as a net gain the making of them W,@,
pdnphess Proof. and the preservation tba-str %,
priceless gem, the health. e'' VI N!At
LADIES, READ THIS,
SAVE YOUR HEALTH
Use sernatela on tie soles of yonr shoes I, ,,,..
mem water proof and THEREBY protects vour ,eet IN
lot the ground Is always more or les r,.r
~ i iaih OF lle morning and evening dew
NJ wholesale in Boston by
SE9- GOODWIN co. Hanover ST
y 6SDDbbSohD 4 Co, 50 Hanover ST.
N: 3 BD RR Co, 70 fremont ST
eSRrER. RUST CO. AZ HanoyerS,
' n'@aae Druggists generally. Also By all the min
u,,. eli2l dealers in boots and Shoes
N Manufactured III the CHEMICAL DEPARTMENT n, ,ha
CahOOn Manufacturing Co.
70. VIVIAN TYLER, AsenxL
OWAssr street, Boston.
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y o L | c E

All persons are hereby noil--i and Asr-.
MOI TO enter upon lands owned by ,.,hcr - "a.
snoscribeiS, f0r The PuEs.s~e Of PsrAig ia =. {.
oEh RlES, a We desire % reserve : - sRr.5 81.
our Own Use, and shall prosecute al .resTas>e'
upon Us in that respccf.
Truman Q HA~AI>-.
ANSHL u HAuAGN~.
ST.ruZN HAWAII
st. Johns6ary, Aug !, lo1i- 1e-
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NCINDOES FALLS ACADEMY
The Fall Term commences wednesday, Az
"A, 1864. Z. Z. 2. ABBOTT,
I4l9l3 PnRsipai.
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4 MEXICAN x FOREIGN PATENTS.
Il. ii l.. u ID y
SOL LELTNH OE Z iTENTA

Iate Patent Office. "a
Act at 1871
70 State Street, oppo e. kil5v Street. Boston
After .sve practice upward, 81 tve:tg wears
continues [" secure Patents Ia the United States lis, ia
Igcat Britain. France, dll other foreign ,yUl:ri,>
Caveats. Specifications : Assignments ana Mi p
pers Drawings tor PaIe:, rNecuteiun literal terms
AMI with despatch Researches made into American or
fUgtn works, Il determine tn" Validity or INV Of Pa
tents or lny nti">-aud legal or other advice rendered
in all matters touching the Cop - ri the claims u,
ans Patent urni>he! 10y remrtins 81 Assignments re-
corded al Wa>hingto
The Agency Is not only the largest ia New England
but through inventors have advantages .ur >,cr.
Patents al ascerau'-S the Pdtentat Inventions
wien can he j.,s Up TIi',!'T To- any
Patent Office than the >ul crihrr and a. S,, c> : fn
test pro-. of advantages ani Ahi'It.. hr Would ali Thai
at no other "ic" Of he kiutare the charges To- pl,,,o
al services moderate. The immense practice u, tile
subscriber during t'cnty years past ha> crala him L.
decisions relative uaJou;S
These, besides his extensive ntrary Of legal ,l me-
Ghan'ai works an iu.i &c" mt q patents srn ia tie
United States and Europe render L.Ir ALL. a,,,.
lions. 10 of. superb facilities Tor uhtiiVlns Par,;
Al"ece'SIy o: JyIri.y 1" Wa>hiuSt"u T. procure I,
patent ami the usa! great delay th"re here ,avei
inventors
1EsItNONIALs
81 regard Mr. Eddy a one Of the rn,sr -ap,.Je 49,,
successful practitioners with whom have lad "rsi
Intercourse" CHAS MASON
Ihave M hesitation in assuring inventors thai they
cannot employ person more competent au ;ru,jW-thy
,, aIie VI t''.a@ n'ii aPpii, '.iloh> III form
10 secure pr them an early and favorable consideration
at Tue fateht oihCe-' EJMt Nd BURKE
Late Commissioner IF Patents
9" Mr.. r II Eddy has made for me IL 1n,,.,:i'i
all but one nj which talents have been - aIr,. ma,
i NOW h' ndiig Such i>takeah.- proof OF -.af
ana aOl "a i'- vaT ti' ne To- Recommend all iver-
tors Ia apply 10 him To procure their i.i> a, tE maj,
be sure oi having the most faithful ~i,i, l-stva ~
ineIr cases and dt very reasonable charges
JOHN L ,tTtiARF
During eight months. the subscriber in c,lI. Of mis-
large Practice made on tw'e rejected Applications 10
Appeals tE'rs one g Which wIs decided II Ms favor hv
t!c COmIni. sion OF Patents. n a lnny
Boston, Dec. 10 ioi3-I VI.
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By Dr L. Dix if falling TO cure In less time tnah any
other physician more efectuay and permanently Win
ess restraint from occupation fear OF exposure 10 al
weather, With safe medicines,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-12-09

The following list of excuses for not
going to church is amusing, although the
most common reasons which we hear
now a-days, to wit, political preaching lie
not mentioned:
Oversight myself, could not dress in
time; too windy; too dusty; too wet;
too damp; too sunny too cloudy don't
feel disposed; no other time to myself;
look over my drawers put my papers to
rights; letters to write to friends; mean
to take ride tied to business six days
in a week no fresh air but on Sunday
can't breathe in church; always 70 full !;
feel little feverish; feel little chilly
feel very lazy; expect company to dinner;
got a headache intend nursing myself
to-day; new bonnet not come home tore
my muslin dress down stairs; got q new
novel must be returned on Monday morn
ing; wasn't shaved in time; don't like
the liturgy, always praying for the same
thing: don't like extemporary prayers F;
don't like an organ, lis too noisy; don't
like singing without music, makes me ner-
vous; the spirit is willing but the flesh is
weak; dislike an extempo.ary sermon, it
is too frothy; can't bear written sermon,
too prosy nobody to-day but our own
minister; can't always listen to the same
preacher; don't like strangers; can't keep
awake when I'm at church, fell asleep last
time l was there, don't mean to risk it
again; mean to inquire of sensible per.
sons about the prOpriety of going to such
place as church, and publish the result.
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NATIONAL PATENT OFFICE

NATIONAL PATENT OFFICE
~ SNYDER & WALTERS. 228 Broadway
New York, Patent Soliciting House and Patent
Commission House combined.
SOLICITING.-This Company will act az AnOr-
neys for securing Patents for new Inventions In this
country and in Europe on the mss reasonable terms
conduct Infringement Cases, and procure Renewals
OUR EXHIBITION ROOMS AND SIZZLING
DEPARTMENT.-We respectfully submt to tie
public that ours Is the only Responsible Soliciting
and an EFF1UEhT and SUCCESSFUL selling department
attached On Patents taken out By w. cs reQsire no
We are in Regular Communication with upwards
of $50 Patent Sellers throughout the country, who
depend wholly for their supply of Patents upon Ms.
Our Exhibition Rooms corner of Broadway and Bar
clay street in the very heart and centre Of the city,
are daily visited by numbers of Capitalists and men
Of Enterprise seeking Investments IN valuable Pat
ents, for the purpose of re6eing In subdivisions
while other and heavier Capitalists always ready
to purchase useful Patent and engage in its manu-.
facture and thus secare u lucrative monopoly. These
sources C Ge:sEa that are daily augnlentlng are
fully sufficient to absorb the entire supply of Patents
that are now being issued and THAT FAR PRIoEs.
COnsignments OF Patents for sale are respectfully
SOLICITED. Any information free. Responsible Agents
wanted in every county and town, who have fixed
places OF business. To such we will pay $50 per
quarter and eight per cent on al sales, to act as
per day. of the models of such Patents as may be
placed in their hands for gale To good Statesmen
VINO Will give thelr Whole time to the business, we
will pay $3S per mouth Also. Travelling Agents
wanted at fair salary.
Agents will be required to g re some satisfactory
security, or deposit the cost pnie of models which
will be refunded when returned.
~ Address, enclosing stamp.
SNYDER Il WALTERS,
No. 229 Broadway.
REFERENCES
We, the undersigned, doing business In New York
City, do authorize Joseph S. Walters and G. H. Sny-
der, comprising the firm of the National Patent
Office, to refer to u.s. and believe they will conduct
their business upon strictly honorable principles.
New York, February %, 1864.
JOSEPH McKEWAN, Esq, Importer, IS Maiden
Lane, New York City.
W. TAYLOR, ESQ.,, Banker, ~ Wall street. New
York City.
CHARLES II: VOORHEES,, Esq., Banker, as Pine
street. New York City.
SHEPHERD, SEWARD Co, Importers, 2l4
Pearl street, New York City,
JOHN WILNOT, ESQ.,, Commission, Bowling
Green, New York City.
JOHN w. KIRBY, ESQ.,. METROPOLITAN Bank los
Broadway, New York City.
ARTHUR, Esq, Director Br Ash and American
Exchange Banking Corporation. 60 Wall street,
H: DAWES SMITH. Esq, Chemical Bank, corner
Broadway AID Chambers street. New York City.
March 10. lsG4. marl6-d e0d&w1y
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Sore Throat, Cough, Cold,

Sore Throat, Cough, Cold,
And similar troubles, If suffered to progress, reeui
In serious Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asthnatic
affections orentimes ncurable.
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The TsoCHs are offered with the fullest confidence
IN their efficacy. They have been thoroughly tested
and maintain the good reputation they have justly
acquired. For Public Speakers. Singers Military
Officers and those who over tax the voice. they are
use.u In relieving Irritated Throat and will rem
der articulation easy. To the soldier exposed to
sudden changes in the weather, they win give
prompt relief In Coughs and Colds, and can Be car
ed In the pocket to be taken as occasion requires
Sold at 25 cents q box co-d&w1m
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TO CONSUMPTlvES.-- - C0nsump p
hve sufferers will receive valuable prescription for
the cure of Consumption, Asthma, BreEeh tie. and
all Threat and Lung Affections free of charge by
sending their address to Rev. EDWARD A. Will
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Diseases of the EervCus, Sc mfnea-
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treatment-in Reports Of the HOWARD ASSOCIAs
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of charge. Address DR.. +. SKII4LtN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, No. South Ninth street, Phil
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ev DRUNKENNESS CURED.-The ineb-iate
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strong drink, and can he administered without the
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November II. 1863. noY21-d, tw.&WJy
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These Bitters are prepared in pure Bourbon Viii
ky nom combination of over twenty different
kinds IF roots barks and herbs which act in perfect
concert one with the other prepared from the orgi
nal formula given by the great chief Red Jacket to
flr Chaplin who used them successfully In his prac.
tce TO. many years. and by their nse gained SO grea.
popularity in the treatment ana cure OF Dyspepsia
Liver Complaint, Constipation, Sick and Nervous
Headache, Fever and Ague and all diseases arising
nom torpid liver and Indigestion. Perpons suffering
nom either of these lOathsome diseases will find a
sure cure by the of these Bittes which are per-
fecty pureand free from all those drugs and poieOns
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The Red Jacket Bters are sold in quart bottles by
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Circulars to the trade supplied on application to
BENNETT PETERS d Co, 81 River St. Chicago
|" Sold by COOLEY, CARVER 4 CO.,
6. r. PEABODY and VAWTER 4
ROSE, Wholesale and Re- Agents for st. Paul
augs-d&tweotsm&weot1y