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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-28
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The announcement In the Pioneer that
gold had been discovered IN 81. Louis
county. this State, created hatter in our
financial market second 10 10 excitement
ever witnessed in St. Paul. Half breed
scrip suddenly jumped from 50 rs to sl2
90 per acre, aud at sunset there was none
TO he had even al that price.
Tie fact that gold bearing quartz caa
be obi aimed almost at our doors netting
thirty dollars per ton. will Immediately
turn the tide Of California emigration to
Minnesota. In the former Safe quartz IL
considered profitable for crushing when
worth from eight to ten dollars per ton,
while the Josephine l. dge In Mariposa has
worked thousands Of ton, at good profit
tha. were worth but six dollars per ton,
and a majority Of the best paying mines on
the entire Pacific coast, have averaged less
than $25 90 per ton.
Quanz from the Minnesota mines was
sen, 70 New York aud to Phladelphis q,
about the same time. The Assayer OF the
Philsdelphis Mint reports that the quartz
is worth $3oO5 The Government As
.syi.t of New York, Prof Kent--secoad
to no authority in America--says that the
quar- is worth $3l per ton.
The next questions that arise In the
minds Of capitalists, are-how far is the
mine from LAX Superior, aud what are
he facilities for ge ting the quartz into
DuLu,b, at the terminus Of the Lake Su
pefivr aud NJ s'issippi Railroad?
We are happy to be able to state that
the vein is but few miles from DuLuib,
aud that charter was obtained thirteen
months ago for railfond from DuLuth to
Like Veiminon, by gentlemen of This
cfy, who secretly posted Themselves telu
tive to the value end location Of the mines
aud at once located their line ip the inme
diaie vicinity Of the richest veins.
'h :" '.i 81 Paul Pioneer.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-28

ALEcK STEPHENS has gone home TO
Georgis. He will watch no doubt the
proceedings of the State Convention, and
give il the benefit of his advice. Stephens
accepts the logic Of the war. He rocog
Mics, with the downfall of Slavery. the end
Of its peculiar principles and spirit He is
in favor Of submitting true Democracy for
defeated arislocracy. He would make all
men equal before The laws, giving blacks
sn equal chance with whites for employ
msnt, education, protection Of person and
property, and ultimately. as they become
qualified, the .erjoyent Of the suffrage. II
Mr.. Stephens shall succeed in inpressing
these large views upon the reorganization
policy Of Georgia. the Empire State Of th.
South, he will have done work for L:ber
~. aud humanity that will 60 far toward
effecting the dishonor Of bis tardy Efforts il
the cause OF Rebellion.
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Unsversn, s~mss.,


The TSibsns publishes q statement o.
Mr Geo. l.. S,easus OF Boston, Of recent
convcrsation between himself and President
johnson. The document Is interesting and
Important, particularly as Il relates TO the
Question Of Universal suf age. That the
Pre- sident copceives It to be bis on
cisI duty not to interfere with the
q question of Suffrage In the States
is well understood, though BY no means uni
,versally accepted ss sound policy. A very
large class believe that he has quite ss
much right to declare that suffrage shall be
riven 10 The freed blacks as he has that
freedom shall be bestowed upon them
Bot, waving this point, the President
makes the important admission that, as o
citizen Of Tennessee, be should try TO intro
duce negro sufrOge gradually, lie would
6rst give Il to those who had served in the
army: aud this, ss it would be done because
they had served ss soldiers, We presume
ne would bestow Immediately while they
are all alive 10 receive it. Next he would
accord it to those who could read and write
III a man who can read and write is TO be
presumed as fitted, for that reason. to exer-
else the elective frsHchise. be is, o. course,
quite as worthy OF it this year as next. or
the year after. The gradual process would
come into play iu presenting the privilege
Of voting as and inducement to the iguor
ant to acquire the rudiments Of education
But finally be would give it to oil, whethe
they had the two 6rst qualifications or moi
provided they owned 5000 or $25e worth G
property. His o' j"c,ion, then, is not to ns
gro suffrage, but to giving TO oil negroe
the right to vote moo. His fear is ,ba
il would breed a war Of races; bat b,
qusvertheless, Is in favor Of mski5g begiu
ming. and one which would gradually besto,
che franchise upon oil the colored frceme
Who should earn it by the acquisition G
knowledge or property. Should Soutber
statesmen adopt this policy, by which Nj
johnson avows be should be governed ,
" citizen Of Tennessee. we should get rid
the most troublesome question 10 the wa
OF reconstruction, and reconcile the mode
ate men OF both sexes. As PresideI
johnson knew this conversation vas to
made public and certified to It's CORRECTNESS
. iis will probsbly lymodify the new found enth
sissm Of the Democratic party for the A,
ministra,ion, though judicious men, wh
are anxious to ge. rid Of all disturbin
questions and see the country at peace, vi
rejoics that Mr.. johnson is willing to u.
even bis indirect and unofficial infueut
That justice may be done to the blacks
the South.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-28

PARAGoSs OF EcosoxY.--The Democrats
pretend that they ere especial friends
snd advocates Of economy. because they are
engaged in crusade upon the psblie debt.
with al acknowledged design Of deprecist-
ing Federal securities. Aud yet they are
IN fator Of ssddling upon the people, in I'D
dition to our own immense obligations.
those that were incurred by the South ia
the prosecution Of its war sgainst ths Un
Ion. 1t intends to strengthen it's position
with It's former allies at the Sou,h. by sucb
Q coarse as this. The Chicsgo Times says
we have no right to expect the S1u,h to
sssiss iu paying our securities. unless its own
sre placed upon the same footing. The
Buffalo Courier pronoDnces 10 favor Of pay
ing both the Union aud rebel war debts =
This is. the attitude OF leaders Of the Demo
cratic party. What patterns Of ecoDomica
virtuei
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A gord deal of excl cment prevails in
Kentucky over the removal Of martial law -,
and there will no donbt soon be conflict
between the civil and military authorities
Negroes hired on military passes are being
discharged, and all contracts between mas
ters aud slaves are deemed o. at an end -
Owners are preparing to reclaim their
slaves, and Oh absent on military passes
will no doub, be hunted up. driven back to
their former masters and set to work
Judge Pearl, of Whitley County, is report.
ed 10 have decided that the Law of Congress
Of Msrch 8. 1865, is unronsiitp:ionaI, and
to have ordered black woman, who Is the
wife Of q soldier, to be cold as q slave =
Gen. Brishin has ordered the arrest Of
Judge Pearl for violating the United States
law. r.. .UrirFrF .rtfT rrrIf ~
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RAILROADS IN ruE OIL RrGIoSs.--Pitho!e.
according to present appearances. Is destined
TO become one Of ibe grand railroad functions
Of the country. Ia the course Of few months
four distinct roads will be in operation, besides
the plank roads now building. The Oleopolis
road. now nearly done, will coon be open to
travel. This will connect P,hole with the
navigable waters Of the Allegheny. The Sec
ond is the Ti,usville road, the third the road
to Reno, and the fourth the Pittsburg and Erie
branch Dispatch.
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woMAx's WAGES. 4-Gsii Hamilton. II
her book, "New Atmosphere ssys: o'.9.

her BOOK, New Atmosphere ssys: "
"a female assistant ia a high schoo 10
woman OF educstion, refinement, tact, and
sense, receives six hundred dollars, and IL
she stays six hundred year she vii receiv G
no Ecre a male assistant fresh from 0
college or norma. school, throughly nc
seasoned. without elegance Of mabuers, or
d gni,y Of presence. or experience. teaching
only temporarily. with view 10 re pull
pit, or the bar. or a professoiship. receives
. thousand, dollars His thousand is be.
cause be is man. Her six hundred ID
bessuse she is woman, Her lillls finger
may be worth mote TO the, school than his
whole body. but that goes for nothing. =
Ina certain college / wot Of, The Profes
sors have larger salary than the Prscept
resses, who proformI double the amonnt oi
labor, and wi,hou, sny hope Of promotion
Female assistants iu grammar schools re
ceived thres or four hundred dollars where
the male principal has ten OF. twelve hun
dred, and where the difference Of SALARY
bears no proportion to ,be diiferepcs O
care or labor. No matter how duousl,
.hey nsy be in their rssulls. they hare AZ
tanned the maximum. sl, fo ii ,'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-28

The FREEbxrs.-A large meetipg wa.
recently held 10 The Academy Of Music in
Philsdelpbis, for tho purpose Of starting
an Organization on the basis and pl.u Of
the Sanitary and Christian Commissions,
Tor The care and super vision Of the moral
needs Of the freedmen Of the South
Bishop Melivsne Of Ohio presided. and
speeches were made by Rev. Dr.. Bellows,
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. and William
Lloyd Garrison. II 10 proposed to raise
$lO0, goo for the education Of the freedmen.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-28

A MeuRsyUL RELIc.--A PLATA hsekaey
scssh, the drivers seat Of which is hung
wilh drapery, Doy stands on exhibition 10
fFoss Of ths carriage warehouse, Ne. 450
Broadway N. r.. and little placard op.
% one Of lie psssls daily attracts the at.
teption Of passsrs by. This coach bore the
iauentsd Prssident Lincoln 10 Ford's
Tbsater' ou'thAs eventually criminal night
vhsn be died b. the bullet OF the assassin
Hooth, end Il said to be for sale. The
tea9uo hes sppkxrssss Of having been
broken sharply sss and the sssch has q
generally diIspidsted' d'lsok; but. a. . hisio
Tical relic 4 siIi psobsbls always be sseb
y ct Of nonrpfuI. lhougIit uiDsv, interest,".
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sue Monday alias Henry c. Magruder, and
Champ Ferguson, have gone TO their last ac-
count, sen by the inevitable stroke Of the law
Magruder was hung lest Friday in Louisville,
KY, having been found guilty Of being guer.
rilla aud of eight charges Of murder. Champ
Ferguson was found guilty Of the mos, cruel
murders. He killed sick men in hospital, shot
down women and even little children lie was
hung also on last Friday OF Nashville, Tenu.-
Both these Villains comported themselves with
a ruifianly stOicism which was disgusting. Thus
perish the enemies alike OF the republic and
Of humanity,
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PirHoLk CRY. Oct 81, l8t

tiTHOLE C1Tf, OcI Il, 1000.
Dealing 10 oil interests is the principal
business at the wells. Yesterday one.
sixteenth working interest in No 90. q few
rods from the famous Pratt well. No Is.
Rocker furm, was so'd fo- 1900. with
the we'll down. We understand that aa
interest in No. % is offered on very rea-
soDable terms. N't ''
The pipe from here TO the Miller station
is success The clicking Of the valves
heard at o distance proves IL. The pipe
to Oil polls will soon be flushed and 10
pumping order, and then Pithole will have
two ou's,ietcbcd aims, gushing forth the
hidden treasures of the earth. In addition
10 this enterprise is the railroad from Oilo'
polls TO this place. which is to be finished
before sprilg. Also the plank road f ON
Tituhville via Plensanlvile, in which every
body is deeply interested.
We huve just received one OF the frsi
copies Of the T;doute Chronicle.
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The Late Elections,

The returns from the late elections continue
to increase the figures OF Union majorities.
aud to show the tboroughness of the discom6.
ture which has befalen the false Democracy.
Ohio Notwithstanding loss Of some 600
good union men to Gov. Cox, he is elected by
some $4,000 mayjority, SO that even with a
diminished vote. the proportional advantage
Of the UDionists is more than maintained.
Notwithstanding oil the
fears entertained and the claims set up even
since election by tho Democratic papers, will
show about the same majority as Ohio, o
clear gain OF 10 00O This will attest sufficiently
the fidelity and loyalty OF the Key stone State
10 Iowa, Gov. Stone is reelected by ma
jority, SO far as reported, Of about 10000
The Governor lost some votes by his out.
spoken advocacy Of negro suffrage. The rest
Of the ticket will ruu up TO 2l,O0o. This IN
State where the Democrats abandoned their
party organization, made no nominations, and
went into the support ofa m,nyrcl soldiers
ticket so called. a.' .'. '' .'-
Copperhead counties are very rare 10 Iowa.
Among the fifty counties from which reports
have been received, we 6ud no more than six
which gave Democratic majority. The
General Assembly will therefore, be largely
Republican in both branches tbHs securing
the election oftws United States Senator'S
one for the vacancy occasloned by the resIg
nation Of James Harlan, and one for the full
term Of six years from the 4th Of March, 1867.
| 10 Indiana. the election was only for local
officers, but it exhibits some most surprising
results. The Uniouisi have swept everything
The banner Democr attic county, Allen, which
gave Mcclellan $500 majority, even under
the stampede of last Fall, has now elected 9
Uuion ticket, BY 200 majority. Changes o
the like radical character are reported from
every direction. 's'-F --e '.'. 70
10 New Jersey Newark city-aw,ys couu
ted BY the Democracy as sure for l.O00-has
given that majority for Uuion ticket. not.
withstaDdiog the most strenuous efforts OF
Gen. RuDyoo, the Democratic candidate for
Governor, who is its present Mayor. New
Brunswick has also elected board OF Cnior
officers, though generally voting the Democratic
ticket By 400 10 500 majority. Our friend.
throughout the State feel morally certain OF o
great victory in November. ..,.
Thus, the grand work is going on. Let The
Uoion mon OF New York resolve that the En-
pireState shall not be behind.in its exhibition o.
fidelity to the grand prime ip'es which the
Union Party declares and maintains. w,
shsli caray the ensuing elections says the Alba
ny Journal eyondperadventure. we ugh
not to figure upon less than twenty-five thou.
sand majority. And with soytbiug like per
feet organization aud euergeric work, we shal
have more. ..f 1g 81. q s,s elf I,
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Gcv. Wise's soul s,nt, marching on!

II was considered cne of the, greatest
triumpba Of Pitt, that he succeeded 10
checking the increase of Eugland's public
debt. Our Administration has done better
than this. During last month, |, actually
reduced our debt twelve and half mi illions.
Al this rate. the entire funded obligations
Of the country would be swept Of dnring
tho lite time of the preseD, generation.
without resort 10 extrnOr binary measures.
When We reficc, opon the natural increase
Of property and wealth, and the decrease
Of eI ,cudi'nres, it will be seen that what
has been done is very slight, compared with
what NAV be done. Immense as is our
public debt. it is not destined to constitute
a peculiarly oppressive burden upou the
people.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

EKw Yorx, October as, 1ses.
coTToN-L.ss ,etivs and Arm. Held at sseSsc for
middlipg.
FLoUR-Nore active but prices without change. Held
Al tsao@s for extra State; % oo@olo for common 70
good shipping brands OF extra R. H. o. so2s6eo5o for
Trade Brands.
wHEAT--opsned l@2c better aud quiet Hold at sl.To
OH for Chi. Spring. t,72@,5s for Nil. Club; sl,Io
@l 80 for Amber Mill 3ota2,sS for amber State,
the latter extreme, ard 81, so for white Western.
BARLEY-Active at 81 ,24el, 80 for Canads West and
si,2o for caanda East and 81 'f1E for extra choice.
CoRN-Better. 73Sit unsoupd, s5C0ssh sound mix
ed Western and sIasse high mixed and yellow 90.
oATS-Dull For unsound 45esOc, sound se@ss
rErRolEUA-ouiet, sOe3sH for for crude; eo9oi
fer refined In bond and II-ts do ftee.
LARD-Stcady at 2492shc.
BUrTER-In demand at 2s93to for ohio to@ss for
State.
CHEEsE--Aeiive at IitslstIe.
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The War Depar tment has decided, with
the approval Of Gen Grant, not to restore
the property Of ex.Gov. Henry A. Wise.
Of Va. Gen. Terrys action 10 refusing to
give up the estate is fully sust aimed.
Wise's house is stll used as school
for the children OF freedmen, and John
Browns daughters are the teachers. ~
Gcv. Wise 8 soul il, ,nt marching on!
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-28

President johnson said in one OF bis
speeches seoH after the assassination OF Mr..
Lincoln: "ss mercy has been slain. we must
be careful that Justice is not slain slso.' F,ur
millions OF Black Americans, faithful to the
Union in its years OF peril, cry up to Us from
the South not to let the National justice be
slain The cry should be heeled as from
prophet OF God. The nation that Stays its
justice let's out its life. Swift is Heavens
retributioc apon the politics that oppress the
poor and break faith with the week aud de.
pendent.
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Guardian Sale.

LIN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER
granted by the Probse Court of Ashtabula Co.. State OF
Ohio made on the 10th day Of October, 1885, In the
Of Jeduthan Wells Guardian OF John Carpenter
against his Ward the undersigheu, will, on the
18th day Of November. 1865,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock, and o'clock NJ of
said day. on the premises offer at Public Sale, the following
descrced real estate suset 10 the dover estate OF kyena
Carpenter widow OF Anass Carpenter deceased TO wtt stu
ate IN the incorporated village Of Athbua tornshp
taeua county Of Ashbua and state Of 0eio and bounded
and described foows-besinning at the North East corner
stake In the center ofe North Ridge road at the North
West corner Of land now owned BY Edward A. Hitchcock,
thence along the center Of said road 81 degrees south
eleven rods 10 stake at the North corner b. Cros
hys land thepca southery at right angles with said road
rods two links. Thence 81 degrees Nor In
parallel with sad road eleven reds thence Norteery right
angles with sd Dad twenty rods and two links the
place ofbeginning containing two Of land.
Terms Of sale one-thi ri cash the day SALE onehrd
In and onethrd In tive years from the dy Of ae TO be
secured by mortgage on the premises Sold aud the
payments n be at interest the rate o6 per eenu per an
bun, payable annually. Appraised at 81 800.
JEDuTHUN WELLS,
Guardian Of John II. Carpenter.
J. r. Cook, Attorney for Guardian till sales2i
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Guardians Sale
WILL be sold at auction, on the prsmi.
w ses, on the
18Th Day OF NOVEMBER, A d. 1865,

between the hours of 10 o'clock A. and O'Clock ~ the
following described real estate the property OF harrha
Morse Three undivided fourteenth parts cf the following
described premses to.vit Situate In the township Of
Kngsvle county Of Ashabpla and tas Of Ohio bounded
lands OF Ams Castle the east BY lands o Milton Phelps
land. o: Phineas Nike the south by lands Of job
and lands Of James 1vet and lands OF Henry Cheney
on west by lands Of Andrew Knapp and ands Of Amasa
Castle coatainhg bundled and thirty acres land
80 49, ED. GAGE. 80
.. -...- --.-, .. cusrdisaof Mashal Morse.
Oct !, 1885, 4ts:<
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3 A dIspssoh from New OrIesns Of .he so.b
isst., notes the fact that. for the hrst time
sines she captGre Of the city 10 April. 1852.
Hsv Orleans vas shsn Without ship Of
var In front Of H. l laf ID
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i HIS Work has no rival as candid,
lucid complete authentic and reliable history Of the "great
II canains reading tier eqna 10 three large
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hne portraits of Generals battle and Diagrams
Returned and disabled officers and soldiers and energetic
young in want Of profitable employment will find this
chance make We have Agents clearing $3.50
per mouth which will Prove any doubling applicant
proof of the above for circulars and terms
Address JONES BROTHERS Co.
4tS25 Philadelphia, Pa.
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HELMBOLD'S
Fluid Ertract Buchu,

For we.kness arising from Ercesses Indscrstcs The
constitution affected with Organic Weakness requres
the aid Of medicine sengtheu and nvgots the syse
which Hembolds Extract Buehu invariably does. IL no
be submlttedts consumption or insanity ensues
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-28

FoREios-By 40 arrival from Liverpool with
news to the 18th inst, We have the following
items:
The boDdholdcrs OF the securities OF the
Southern States held meeting aud sp-
pointed committee to look after their in.
teresta The total arrears are estimated at
GA, 900, 900. and the to,al,debt R21, 600. 900.
The English Government continues 10
arrest Feuians and to keep the stric'est
surveillance at Qieeustown upon all vessels
coming from America.
The withdrawal OF the French troops
from the Papsl territory has begun.
The rebellion 10 North Western China Is
extending. tf4 ft,t -Ul
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-28

OLD School PREsBrrERIlss IN Sr. Louis
The following .frsirate notice Is by the St.
Louis correspondent Of the Chicago Tribune
The biggest lot OF traitors assembled in this
State since the surrender Of JEFF. Thompson's
army, constitutes the Old.SchooI Presbyteriao
SYNOD now in session 10 this city. Not satisfied
with eiecting man for Moderator who wa.
expelled last session for disleyslty they have
amended the record Of last year 90 as TO sA ow
the expulsion as msritorious, and then debated
a proposition which was introduced by the To-
famous s. j. p. Andersou. and bad the sapotion
Of Ex.Attorney General Bates. proposing to
amerd last years records entirely. II was
carried by siDe .tenths vote.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-28

The New York Hsrsld's Washington
special says that many persons look upon
the issue Of gold certificates by the Tressu.
~ Department ss scheme to pay the in
terest on Five.Twenties and Sizes OF ] 88l,
10 paper. The goldbacks are amply Ger
li6caies 10 be exchanged for gold. dollar
for dollar They are Intended TO relieve
importers and others. :who have been re-.
quired to handle hundreds Of pounds Of
eois monthly, from q great portion Of risk
and trouble. The larger denominations
OF notes will be made ps ysble 10 the order
OF gold dsposlofs. and viii be exquisitsIy
engraved sfter desigas by Darley, thus
defying alike the souBie, fei.ef ard the
Thief
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F7uid Ertract Buchu,

For Non-retention Tpccntinsnce Of Urs rtron In
smmstion liberation Of the Bladder Hdnsyn Dtses
Of the Proate Gland Stone In the Bsddef Ieuus orVs
e Biekdust depose aud all diseases Of the Bladder KID
neys, and dropsicsl swellings.
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''" USE BELnBoEDs '.i ~. '
FLUID RxTRACT BuCHw
Physicians, Please Notice..

We make no secret Of The Ingredients Helmbods Tuidf
Extract Buehu composed Of Buchu Cubeb and Juniper
Berries selected with great care and prepared In vacuo
Hcmbod, Dup gst and Chemist Of sixteen years sx
scrbcd BY eminent phycans has been admitted TO-
use the United States Army and 10 also In very general
use in Hosdtsls and public Sanitary institudsns'
throughout the land.