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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-10
From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Oct 7.--FullcrFon has
issued two circulars Que reminding the
Freedmen OF the approaching contracts
for labor for another year, the second
directing all officers and agents for col
lecting school tax to report with coilec-
tions.
Col. ". Christy veteran OF the war
of 1912, died i'll Texas He was we'll
known. The planters have adopted a
plan to get the negroes to picking cotton
with success They measure every even
ind the cotton picked by each during the
day, aud pay at once, accordingly. This
is an important fact, as great many OF
the cotton fields in Texas are unpicked,
the freedmen refusing to work.
Cotton extremely dull and irregular
at "a. Sugar Il molasses active:
Gov Humphreys address to the peo'
pie of that State advised them to organ
ize companies to aid the civil authorities
in maintaining order, and cautious them
against depressing any class OF people
| &. Trade between Mexico and Texas Is
increasing, and promises to be large
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From the Charleston "Spirit of Jefferson. y
Auti.J OhusOn

We take it that the belligerent, after
the-battle warrior, Boreman. who has
his headquarters out at Wheeling, is a
very decided opponent of President
johnson. The people of this county as
semblcd together sometime in Septcm-
ber last and among other things an
nounced their confidence i'll the Presi-
dent by passing unanimously, 4 resolu-
ton in these words:
That in the spirit of magHanimity
which his EXcellency, the President of
the United States, has manifested to the
people of the Southern States, and III his
effort to establish rs soon as possible,
their civil State Governments, we recog-
nize not only the disposition of an hon
orable and humane man, but also the
wisdom of Il far-seeing and sagaclous
statesman. That it is only by such a
course that the passions and prejudices.
eugendered by four years of civil strife,
can be removed. and six millions of peo-
pie, hitherto hostile and belligerent, can
be made coalesciug part of the nation,
al body, imbucd with its ideas. penetra-
ted with its aspirations and active labor
ers for its interest and glory"
This resolution, with the proceedings
of the meeting, reached the eye of the
civil Governor, and forthwith he issued
a terrible bull, calling on all whom it
might concern, the President among the
number of course, to know that the peo-
pie of Jefferson who composed that meet
ing were "evil-disposed, wicked and
seditious people, and then procared a
company of United States infantry TO be
sent here to take care of US, and prevent
us doing any thing of that sort again
aud here they might have been still, had
not Gen. Emory taken it into his head
to come and see for himself, and, after
finding that we were quiet respectable
and peaceable people, and good friends
of the President, sending them out to
Charleston, kanawha county, Vest Vir
ginia, for purposes best known to him
self, and to the garrulous Governor OF
the same Vest Virginia For this, and
other reasons, we must regard the high
backed gentleman out at wheeling, a:
estimating the President himself as
"evil-disp0sed, wicked and seditious,
and therefore unfit for his place
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Allegheny Cattle Market.

Cattle-During the past week the ar
rival of cattle at the Allegheny Drove
Yards has been unusually light, only
about 800 head having been received.
The market was qniet, notwithstanding
the above fact The sales to shippers
were small. The transactions wereprin'
cipally of local character, and to sup
ply the wants of city butchers. Prime
cattle, owing to scarcity, brought full
rates, and seld pretty readily, while COM
mon and inferior grades were exceeding
lv dull. and ruled considerably lower
The demand for stock cattle continues
limited. and "scaiawags' appear unsafe
able at almost any price. We quote at
Blade for "scalawags;" 5a6c for common
to prime stockers; 64a7c for medium ts
prime butchers cattle, aud 74asc fol
choice to extra.
Hogs-Ehere is no improvement to
note in the hog market, either in demand
or prices. Our packers are still out of
market. and are likely to stay out until
there is a marked decline in prices. Last
season it was considered very hazardous
to pack at case, while this season the
price is fluctuating between l2al3c for
good averages. We give lltal24c gross,
as the ruling quotations at present for
fair to good averages, in round lots, and
l3al4c in retail way.
Sheep-Market quiet but steady, with
a moderate retail demand at 6a64c for
good mutton sheep and 5ia54c for fair
to medium grades. The supply was not
very large this week, though apparently
up to the demand, There was nothing
done in stock sheep or lambs.
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News from New York.

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-Fires last night
occurred in the commission warehouse,
No IA Water street, in this city Loss
$4,000; insured Also STEMS sofa and
chair manulactary, l02 Attorney street
Loss of property in factory Sl5, 900; insur'
ed for 50 900 Building valued at Sl0,-
600; insured for $4,000.
Edward r. Allen, porter of the New
York post Office, was arrested this morn
ing on the charge of embezzling letters
from the mail
John F. Cunningham, a victim of the
st. John disaster, died last night. His
wife and two daughters are very low.
A Commercial Washington special
says the Russian government has renew
ed its contract with Winans, of Balti.
more, for keeping up the rolling stock
of the st. Petersburg and Moscow rail
road.
Quite a pressure is made to secure a
Communication of the Wirz death sentence
The Presidents resolution is firm.
A special to the Post says that Chief
Justice Chase objects to having Davis
tried at Richmond, and urges the post
ponement of the trial until after Con-
gress meets. He said he wishes Congress
to provide for the case
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\ Tr,r.6LING REGISTER,
rprD,Y MORNING, NOV. 10, 1865.
,.,ea,,phic summary and l. atcst
.,,ke, Report. oy Telegraph See
reurib Page.
.1..ye-f,a.tat nj Nashville.

rn era OF good feeling seems to be re
ming again in Tennessee. A festiva
4, hon n ofthe commercial nuptials
,v,mrbis and Nashville was held il
latter city Il few days ago and was
,.,;,ipated in bv Governor BRowNLow
SIS IF the United States army and
,.;orrisbed military aud civil officers
,f,be late Confederacy, all upon terms
= ,onality and perfect harmony The
Nashville Republic, of November 5th, re,
,orrs rhe proceedings in full, and says:
Tho festival at the st Cloud. in honor
,.ts commercial nuptialS of Memphis
~iI"Vs.by;lle was brilliant affair; per
.u~. -u~ tbe most brilliant as to design, de.
a%gy and results. which ever graced the
' .'n;tal ofTenneSsee. As was observed
s%r,b Sr rtbs eloauent Jordan Stokes, it was
y, Srst assembling together of all the
~ ia.nsrts af the community, under the
..e NohoI of crossed-hands, and it carried
H,Jbi H:.bit = significance beyond the power
" 'fmere speech. The presence OF all the
T.tingnished representatives of the
S.' 49,. rbr General Assembly the militia
y rTs,9r,ment the bench and bar, the
= ,,.ss F ond of general society, regardless
E;n,iti,al opinions OF antecedents, and
.tltnar;r,t serenity aud Sunshine which
aided every heart, gave token that
..fsrs !, lie in the old land yet and
.Is, G whatever may have been our diff
.".n,ss .D' ~ was observed by Governor
Brlwolow. We are all Of us Tennessee
ans Il WAS a brave sentiment, and We
hank him for it Here Is Sam Tate,
.,id General Fisk who lent his genins
7,tb, construction and operations of the
railway, Of the cOnfederacy; he is my
friend and irlluW-titiZen, and II there Is
another val. want him On my statt "
What goai BE- more touching than the
noble triJaie which noble Neill ). Brown
paid to the past OF more cheering than
tbe view niuo.cd by Or Calender or
the future We wish the whole State
could have iJoked in on the gallant as
;enbiage--an aSsemblage of Tennessee
ans-rrom Doth sides of the battle-line.
"Freemer rejoice and bigots deplore--
Faction snd feud are passing away
II aaS a loud voice, but il IS a loud roar
Blue and gray will carry the day
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The Election in Tucker County.

correspondent, writing from 81.
5,or-e. Tucker county, says:
After all the fraud and other illegal
Raedings the radicals IN this county
/ Ad bring To bear against the conSe /
alive voters, We have elected RutuS
laxweN, II conservative candidate, to
:he House of Delegates
At the opening Of the polls, the super
visor of Blackford township, VIM. Hans
ford, displayed his official papers from
the Governor, saying he must carry the
law that is, the so-called test oath law }
luto execution, plainly showing the plot
Of the radicals No sooner did the Dem
5rraus offer to vote than Jacob w. Par
sons high Sheriff, and VIM. COrriCk,
Justice of the Peace, sat at the polls aud
challenged voters. These two officers
we're elected by ttc0 rOteS, as we we're on
tn, border during the war; These men
challenged voters who have voted in this
Dmmunitl foy fifty years, aud who defy
ag man to say aughG against their char
lcter either before the war, during ITS
outnuauce. or since Many of them
| AdNt AlSt llII UlSlltNI Nli 10
Of INERT and worth, but, nOtwithStand-
M all this. the Judges of the election re-
used to let them vote to crafty the ruff
llnS
The challenging was net confined To all
ne Democrats. but principally to thos"
hey had some private GrLdge against.
-m Slri0uS causes. One Young man
81 l,.' l., - H.. ShnrIIf in
i which The sheriff was beaten. and he rc
lse,lolrr him vote. Wheeler. the rad
E.c.Niidatc. is the notable gentleman
Tl'g't up q petition to Gen. Mllr0y,
alhW the citizens Lere assessed to
py him and Others IN this county for
g"r,tr they had lost in lmbOden ;
A1 | never knew of Mr.: Wheeler los
= any property, bat he was one of the
'"'Eer, OF that money (thc receipt he
~ can Yet BE- produced } vet the raGi-
IL party wanted to send him 10 the
legislature
Ile proceedings ut ST. George wer2
SAIar TO those mentioned above, only
n Late. Justice OF the Peace. went
away from his home aud Staid during the
-4,'to Gecp from administering the test
-.A'o those who would have taken il
ia'lrr than lose their votes 1t would
ave made any American citizen sick at
-."' TO witness the distranchisement OF
,"! Gdlred and honorable men, men of
.'..ln, ..l, men against whom nothing could
"u'hlNiiy Sald: while mere boys.
,a..- ~,,'zIy twenty one, were permitted to
p%%,tnon' knowing what the word
Srp05,ic means
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From California.

SAN Francisco, Nov. S.-Gen. John
F. Miller has fled bonds preparatory to
entering on his duty as Collector of the
port of San Francisco. This appoint.
ment is commended by the principal
newspapers Of the State. and objected to
by none.
The long pending litigation between
the Burning Moscow and .Ophir Silver
Mining company has been settled by com
promise. The Ophir Company take the
ground in dispute, paying $40, 900. 1t is
stated that the various suits brought on
by one or the other of the cympauies for
this ground We're prosecuted ut al en-
pense Of neatly million dollars
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Armn Virumque Cano."

r.. '' Washington correspondent of the
S~, r~,naa'l Commercial speaks of the
..-s and circumstance of glorious
,ua' still clings around our belli-
''''e'ary as follows:
s,,,,.a n,> singular fact that Secretary
b'J,S- be'J,.-nno cannot SO far recover from the
him S.'s"' 9S,"' altitude which SO we'll became
\ Msc.1Iy,I We were at war. as TO dismiss
'esjds,,." Srard from his own private
yestessv Passing by No. 800 K street,
clap :, sSg9nt tnoou-day, encountered
,rhite rl,v. r DNs regimontals and dirty
t'ont Of tbs s> -,trntting mp and down in
Mcretsrr ~ w " ,R!atlal mansion" OF the
Of tie lon,. "ar and in the alley in rear
Tramp ,,,: ,r.,, Tas plainly audible the
soOa Came i' OF another patrol who
0$Sloalde,r. ,.'Io View with a bayouet on
ttte for+;s fs Neepng guard over his side
Tat Will slGiatlon Isn't it remarkable,
at beinrrr 5l 5le forts about Washington
sepsnI 3 USmantled. and Lieutenant
'sere pns,tnt grant comes and goes every.
noQld rraaa1t:ended the secretary of War
Jy 6aTa 6'e TO hes constantly hedged
80 can an af,oII pg Tue only man in the country
lis premisa, 70 Keep private battery
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Fire in Chieago--The Election i'm Ala
bnma.

CINCINNATI, Nov 9,-Linger & Com
pany's packing house in Chicago, was de
stroyed byI Ifreon Tuesday. Loss $4,000;
nearly all insured
Reports from Alabama conce.c the
election or Bulyer fnr Governor by a
small majority.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-10

EMERSON ETHERIDG This gentleman
was arrested by the military authorities
several weeks since, in Tennessee, for a
political speech, in which he spoke
evilly of the President, of Parson Brown.
low and Others. He has been confined
in prison for long time, has finally
been tried. and has been fully acquitted,
although he pleaded guilty to one OF the
charges.
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The Memphis AppenI-EIectiou He.
turns.

CAIRO, Nov. 3.-The Memphis Appeal
has been renewed, and is printed on the
same press that accompanied that estab-
lishment throughout its pilgrimage in
Tennessee, Mississippi. Georgia and Ala
bama.
8Election returns from Alexander and
adjoining counties, show democratic ma
iorities
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Heavy Robbery.

CHICAGO, Nov, 9-While the American
Express Company's wagon for the deliv-
cry of money packages was going its
rounds this morning it was discovered
that Il satchel containing $4,000 had
been taken from the wagon. A detec.
tive force is at work, but as yet no cine
has been discovered of the thief
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Speculation in Georgia Bonds-The
Presidents v isit South

New YORK, Nov. 9-The Times Mil
ledgevil!e letter says that capitalists and
speculators have been for long time
past buying up State bonds in Georgia,
and consequently are working hard to
have the convention adopt the war debt
A letter from the President to the
Mayor of Charleston, says it will he i'm
possible for him to make Southern trip
at present
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-10

ssDts NM FOR THE WoRsr-NIoye-
NsrsDt tha II progress in Philadelphia to
4,citr entrance Of the cholera into
|,P6issds,nTSe;~" New York, who is just as late
sntina 'n1s "a Is has adopted a rigid
II! and Frae Inc disease in Spain, Ger.
Fur vsrr tsnee, is said to bave been
'fS fatal nor epidemic.
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MARYLAND Election Retarn..

BALTIMORE, Nov s.-Returns from
Eastern Shore Indicate the defeat of
Spence, Union candidate for Judge, in
the 18th Judicial District, and the elec
ton of Franklin in one district of Mont
gomery county.
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Missouri Election.

ST LOUIS, Nov S-The election for
county officers and members of the Low
er House of Legislature yesterday passed
Off quietly. The Republican ticket was
elected in Douglass. Atcheson and Lea
venworth counties.
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Election in Mobile,

MOBILE, Nov. s. Buffers majority for
Governor, in this city, over Cotton and
Smith, is ,24O. Langdon's majority, tor
Congress, in this city, over Cleveland
and Matthews. is l,O4l.
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BANKS.

The Peoples Bank.
OFFICE, NO. 90 MAIN STREET,
On deposit Interest paid on special deposits
Notes and hills discounted. Exchange bought
and sold Collections at home or from abroad
promptly attended to.
DIRECTORS.
Jobn Re;d Christian Hess
! II SOFT John VockIeI
Sam1 Ror, Richard Carter.
Andrew Wilson,
JOSIAHF UPDEGRAFF, Csshr.
jul7
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-08-22
YS33
NOT A FEW

w
or the worst disorders that arlict mankind arise from the
corruption that accumulatcs In the Blood. OF all the dis
o%overies that have been made 70 purge Il out, none cnn
equal In effect HrLW30LD,S COMPOUND EXTRACT
or SIRSiPtRTtLA. II eleanses and renovates the
Blood, inillls the visor Of health into the system, and
purgss out The hunors which maze disease. 1t stimuiatea
tie healthy functions Of the body. and expels the disorders
iiat grow and ranxle In the Flood. Such a remedy, that
could be rellad on, has long beea sought for, and now, for
the nrst iirne, the public have one On which they can de-
pend. Our space here does not alnit Of certificates to
show rs effects, but tie trial o. a sa-le bottle viii show to
tie SICK that Il has yi,tues surp lssi1g anything they have
ever taken,
Two tabi2spooasf1l oftis Extract q sarsapariila, added
10 a pint OF water, Is equal to the Lisbon Diet Drink, and
one bottle is equal to a gallon Of the Syrup Of sarsaparilia.
or the decoction as usually made.
The above Extracts are prepared on purely scientific
prlnciples-in Tlcuo-anI cnbody the full strength Of
the ingredients entering Into thetf composition. Already
and conclusive test viii be a comparison OF their proper
ties with those set forth in the l. S. Dlspensatory.
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who know little Of the nature and character Of
Special Diseases, and LEss as 10 their cure
Some exbibi' forged Diplomas Of Institutions or
Colleges, which never existed IN any part Of the.
world Others exhibit Diplomas Of the Dead,
how obtained unknown; not only assuming md
advertising ID names of those inserted IL the
Diplomas, but 70 further their imposition ~
suine names Of other most celebrated physl.
clans long since dead. Neither he deceived by
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QuAcR NOsTRuM MAKERs,

through false certificates and refer noes, and
recommendation Of Their medicines bydt trad,
Who cannot expose Or contradict them or who,
besides, 10 further their imposition, copy from
Medical books much TINT Is written ofthe quail
tiles and effects d different herbs aud nlants,
ard ascribe all tho Fame 10 their Pills, ESimeis,
Specifics, &c. most Of which. II not ali, contain
Mercury, because of the ancient belief II ia
curing every thing but nos known 10 'kill
more than IL cured, . aud those not killed, con.
stitutiunally + iurch for Ne.
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PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT.

DETrRNED SOLDIERS AND ALL OTHERS
IL who Wish 10 make money easy by acting As
Agents ior the mie u our E~NGaAfINGs and
STATIONERY PACKETS. Sl0 WILL OBTAIN
100 AsL0HTKD ESGEANiNGs dnclRding Por.
traits q LiBcoin aadleading Genersl91HAT WILL
REALIZE 80. F0E sIt We WILL SEND 100
Fhlzk STATIONERY PACKETS aBd 3 SILVER
MAIth. Samples q Engrastugs aud Packets with
iali PARTICULARS seat on receipt ~ One Dollar. Cir
cnlafs NAILED FREE. We give best chance 10
make money, e. oar long experience enables Us 20
sn.Ply Agents Nith mobt saiahlc articles. Address
YORK.
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STATE OF VERMONT, I Ala Probate curt
Manchester Distract w. hoi3ea a. Manch
ester, ID ard for said district, On The 26th day
81 Jaly. A. q lse5
rraHt II X FOWLER Esgster prgsiaing.
TIE a8mnistrstor 90 TIE estate q Vim. II.
u. 1muatnE late II Manchester, ID said dis
uh dsceassl appas1 70 reader Q sccouni n
hs nns sfrztl5
NbewupQa d va ordered ihat said Heeoant
De aas4fe6 81 a PROBATE CQar % be holaea at
the Probate 0fscs Il Manchester Ia std for
sHt astrset- o. tie G0fh 1aY 81 August, 1895.
ard tias H@ias thereof be given ~ pus shsng
rfhfee weeks Ne3N TIE Man
ia loargE pratd ii sad MsachcstS pre-
s5us Co es tine q hearing
a IT, FOWLER Register
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IMPORTANT READ READt
HkSHEESH clhDf CURES

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Manhood how Lost, How Re-
stored.

- just published, a new edition o.
49, DIR. Culverwelf's Celebrated
I'M Essay Oh the radedt cure without
medicine) u SPERMAToBKHGA, or seminal
Weakness, Involuntary seminal Losses, lhfo
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Price, in q sealed envelope, only cents
The celebrated author IN this admirable cs-
say clearly demonstrates. from a thirty year,
seccessuf prac ice that the alarming conse-
quences of scif-abnse may be r~aaicailY cured
siihDut the dangerous use q internal uledlSlas
o. the Application u the kulfe-poiniing oui q
mode o. cure y once simple, eertia aaa IF
~leet0al, hy means 81 which every sufferer, 20
taattcr what us condition may BE-, may cure
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1his Lecture should be 30 TIE hanas q eY-
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Sent, ander seal, ia a plain envelope b any
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twg post stamps. Address the pulAshers,
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nYSpEPsIL lkn EIIs
PINEAPPLE CIDER.

nh, 8fLb04s CosnsrKATEp MHpicAE
IL prnAlraA ctoEA viii ours y~a yoa
are aek san Z yea are wel VII B~isstn,siek
ness. Ssnd fH circular. 0Seoz saiare bot
as Asaea aes. oa HeeatR q s. ~as Sc post
ar n r.. Bahbists = r. % w~asang'oa
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uEALTnREsroRED
Or. SHEHWOOD'S TRUSSES
THE MOST PERFECT IRON IONIC in USE.

ii EGEMAN's FEREATED ELlNlR OF
IL BARK composed Of Caiiayd Bark, de-
privcd Of us Tannin and ~coloring matter, and
combined with Phgryphospadte Of Iron tconsid-
cred by RohGouET Of Paris the best and most
easily assimilatcd preparation Of Iron yet dis.
coveredi il Is al the same time an agreeab G
cordial. sold by Druggists generally. Pre-
pared only by HEGgMAN q. Co. Chemists and
Druggists, New York. samples furnished to
Physicians on application to II. q Co.
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WATCH FREE TO AGENTS.

I TOWNSEND d co. Manufacturing
~ 4 jewelers. New York, now sfler their
entire stock, valued at nearly . Million Of Dol
lars, consisting Of all kinds Of Watches, Jewel
~, Gold Pens, Lockets, silverware, &c. &c.
Each article is worth from $500 70 100 dollars.
and each to Be sold tor Sl00. Sealed certif-
Gates calling for every article in this immense
stock are placed ID envelopes by q disiuterest-
ed person, aud mixed, and when ordered .eut
/ FOR Is cents. 6 for Sl.00, 40 for $500. by
mail. No goods 10 be paid for until you ar.
perfectly sat SIZED. Our Agents are maxim
from Sb.00 70 SOU day seibugour certifca -.
A " atch VII be sent free 10 every Agent
Address J. TOWNSEND & Co. Is John street.
New York.