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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-30
From the Philadelphia Pre.s.
sbuthern Grfevs6W.

Some Of the Southern journals have bot
forgotten their. old talent for .exsggerating
alleged grievenGes Thus one, edited by
an ardent supporter Of the Union caucus
10 Ieferance to the Confederate claimants
for seats in Congress, thus dwells upon the
action Of the South: p ....t...4r A
They have adopted The constitutional
amendment abolishing slavery, thus dvest-
lug themselves of four thousand millions of
dollars worth of property, and reducing
thousands of the people TO penury. They
have repeated the acts of secession, and
they have admitted the negroes to their
courts, and invested them, with the legal
right TO testify. They have repundiated
their State debts, and have taken the osths
of allegiance aud amnesty, and done every
act required by the Government to purge
Them of their treason And now after all
these, things and fulfilling all these require.
mentsi after having fairly and honestly,
and in good faith. executed their part of
the contract, Congress cooliy turns its back
upon them, and says. Depart ye workers
of iniquinity. I'VE know you not.'qay saaal'
We have heretofore labored under the
impression hat the recentcsdoption Of the
constitutional amendment abolishing slay:
cry, commendable as twas ely recog-
uzas and assures an accomplished fact;
and that the real work Of divesting the
South OF four thousand millions Of dollars
worth Of property (iu slaves) was virtually
ccornplished some time before. We
we're also Inclined to suppose that theif
acts of secession were effectuallya repealed
10 substance, il not iu form, by the legisla-
ton Of Graut, Meade, Sherman, etc.; that
the Freedmen's Bureau had taken tolerable
effective steps, at least in number Of in-
stances, to invest negroes with the legal
fight to testify; that the debts contracted
to sustain The C5utederacy we're particalls
repudiated alike by the terms on which
they were conditioned, viz: the establish
ment of its Independence, and by the pres;
ent inability of the people to discharge
them; and that, for the oaths of allegiancs
and amnesty taken, a very good equivalent
could be found in every individual case in the
benefits conferred by tho amnesty proclama.
ton We have no wish to underrate the vals
ue of any genuine expiation made 10 the re-
bellious States, and ebesrfully applaud the
readiness some of their citizens have shown
to atone for past errors and to become
good Union men hereafter; but the argu.
meut of our Southern cotemporary has en-:
tirely failed to convince Us that congress
was guilty Of harsh injustice in exercising
its constitutional right of judging the quail
fcations of its members in its own way.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-30

"A militia officer wanted to compIimenta 8
negro by drinking with him. well, cap-
tain, I'ze berry dry. so ! wont bs ugly
bout it. Some ngga's Is too proud 10
drink with milishy ossifer-but / IthInk :
milshy ossifer. when sober. Is just g good
as niggs-''sDecially u the nigga + dry.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-30

DaIED LIyER.-Engags . butcher %
bring whole fresh liver, put Il 10 spieklo
made as for dried besf, iet u be b aboat
two weeks. hang to dry. II b " ~
'r'zzed tse oeet ~ .,..' . :. .s.s
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-30
Erie Railway.
Great Broad Gauge Double Tac and Telegraph Route TO
NEW YORK, BOSTON

And sa11 Eastern Cities,
IN
EXPRESS Trains leaye Dunkirk daily
arrival Of all Trains the Lake Shore Railroad from
Cleveland, Cincinnati Toledo Chicago, Milwaukee, St Paul
ST. Louis &C. ndrun through to New York without change
The only running through from the Lakes to
York City Splendid Ventilated Sleeping Cars Night
Trains. 81 .''i'' '' ''''.' ''''
other rodte 4 trrr -4yu1gtST'F rf tI--tt p
Boston Passengers and their Baggage transferred Free in
New York. : slt o. = s4 p irly !.E /. 81. aa- +. .
Be particular to call for Tickets via Dunk and the Erie
Railway which sold at all the principal Railroad Offices
the West. - ..tgsf-. wa. fttft
ThisRoad affords superior facilities for shment ofFreght
Express Freight Trains
Leave New York daily making close connections through to
Rll points West.
For Freight Rates. epquire of A. H. WARD 24o Broadway
New York JOHN S. DUNLAP. Is State Street. Boston
Mass E. SSPENCER Western gent GA Clark Street
Chicago. 692 Cha's mfnot, Gen. Supt.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-30
GRAPE SOILS. .

From the Ad interim Report of the Ohio
Pomological Society; by DR.. J. A. Var
der. President. l.. F'-''
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-30

O.. II. FITCH. Life, Fire and Marine Insu,
snes and Rssl Essss Agency Fisk Block, Ashsabula o
yshrsAsyles lso& $50
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-30

LINUS SAVAGE, Furniture Dealer and Man.
ucturer steam estabishmen North Main street. nearthe
Office OF DR.. Harrington. Ashtabula,o 4bi
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Books.
Mfseeianeeus.

B. g. FASSETT, for the last fifteen years Pro-
fessona Instrumental Tuner Ashtabula Ashtabuia Co.,
Ohio meets all calls for taning and toning Piano Fote
the County Of Ashtabula- T ysA
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-30

HASKELL & STNS. Dealers in Dry Goods
roceres, Provisions, and Beady Made Clothing. Also,
Dealers Id ill kinds of White Wood, ASH Oak, Hickory
Lumber Flour Barrel Hoops Main street, Ashabula
sste j. W. HASKELL. DIV. HASKELL. M. II. HASKELL.
7.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-30

o 'v 010 b89 medk .Ns9g 'Ito to1eN
ii-.sA iA==ast.-e
f1ou COG Gae bon .yf5 ss7 gaiGrd ~
is'siquos gisasu sla sinamsaueiiA .holliig
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-30

TYLER & COLLINS, Dealers in Dry Good
Groceries, Crockery, Boots and Shoes, Hats Cap&c &C.
two door North ofFisk House, Ashtabula, o. ais
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-30

s. b. WELLS - Wholesale and Retail,
Dealer =. in Western Reserve Butter and Cheese,
Dried Fruit and Flour Ashtabaula Ohio Orders respect
fully solicited and filled at the Lowest cash cost 47o
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-30

DUORO & BROTHERS, Manufacturers of 4
Dealers Furniture best descriptions and every
ety Also general Undertakers, and manufacturers ofCof
hns order Main street, North of South Public Square
Ashtabuia. i ti'l fra's wa I f't d 4sl 40
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G.. W. DICKINSON, Jeweler. Repairing Of
all kinds Of Watches Clocks and Jewelry Shop oppste
the Fisk House, ,Ashtabula, o. tHl .7N. g.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-12
Superintendent,
W. W. WHITE, of Oil City.

This stock is 6;aa de full paid, with no possibil-
ity of future assessments and no personal liability
The absolute value and atcual cash cost ofths prop
erty are SO great as TO preoluae its being offered
with the ai.urement of reduction frem nominal
par value.
1t las been selected, at different times during the
past year by several old and experienced oi-work-
ers and RESIDENTS Of Oil Creek, who are familiar
with the history, progress and value of every well
and piece of property in that region. Severa' o.
the producing interests were originally acquired flI
the purpose holding as pr waite invG stmenis and
sour. es of regular income.
These gentlemen have, HOY ever, been induced to
combine their various intei ests, with additional
proper " into one strong, sund, and reliable COM
pany. Each ofthem viii retain interest as stsck
holders, and hold their sto X permanent invess
ment. Residing in The Gil region, and directly corr
cernedi in the Of the company they are pedg
ed to look closely after its operations thss aordng
guaranty of watchful supervision, and faithful and
energetic. management POSSESSED probably in an
equa degree b. no other oil company ever formed.
Two of these rent oman are on the beard of Direc-
ton, and one superintendent oftne COMPANY.
Tie stock is sold to pay flr tie properly, end to
furni. h working capital to open up the large and
promising tracts yet waiting to be developed
The managers 81 AFT e ilh the intention OF paying
dividends quarterly end from actual earnings only.
Paying quarterly affords time to sell the oil preduc
ed, to thu best advantage, and is believed to be in
all rtspecss tho soundest policy.
The dividends vii beyond question, be not only
immediate, but regular, permanent and remunera'
tive. We wish to avoid holding out any induce
ments not warranted by the sane moderate and les-
sonable Calculations that would be made in embark
ing any legitimate business enterprise. 1t is safe
however. to assure subscribers ofbaedsome quar-
terly DIVIDENDS from the present VOLS Df the CON-
pany; which wi moreover, we confidently believe
be very largely increased by new develop mepts to
be rapidly made upon our extensive and valuable
properties.
We invite attention to, and the mast careful exam
nai1n Of, The following list ofprcperties, lands,
and leases the locations of whit all SHOWN Up
en- the map; beiieyiag that none NOR valuable and
romising have ever been offered upon so sms "a
capital, and that have givea greater assu ance
OF per par eat value and large turps. We invite
subscriptions 10 an iuUestnstat and guarantee The
most energetic and skull efforts TO develop the
prepe t. thoroughly, as well as cGeiul and faithful
management.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-12
JAMES M. KEITH, Esq.

Themaragers of this Company are practical men,
ana their purpose is to make it produc ng enter.
prie a. 1t IS III the product OF oil that the substa-
tia, rei3ble profits are made. With this view they
have selscied aud purchased the most promising and
valuable pieces Properly in the mdst of the best
oil territory, and i'll winch are the most product
ell wells Ia actual operation Their territory af
forcs opportunities for boring 300 wells in what ID
dered the surest oil egon and 200 lis in lands
of a lees developed character. They have 16 wells
now going down, and no doubts can IT asonably be
entertained that of these viii prove to be
flowing wells. All of them are going down on ter
obtain oil.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-12
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PTLLS
andre, c)eglu Railroad Comply
BOndhOlders' Meeting.

M HERES we the undersiereS> were A. d still
w ars NJ uers OF Bonos seem Ell Nv the rhi,d
MOT ga e OF IN Andr, scot gin X llsoaa q ,mnap,
SIG la, oat d m Iilh, 1856, y h ch All Mort,
gage hsS been ehs,tuall and esally io-ecosed and
"l res the g. d BOND oloeis hay there a., hconos
wpapyi 60 DO aten aId csartered as q -.
ca OF tno torecsosure al. resad. wi h all h char
ieren and lega' ight- apo an unltes which or
lsli n, or vi "a C0mpa ~ at tie ,ime ~ Tho
pec VI 20" toer'fo . we tho III sid 30 I. :
ldl o aad err atJTs 80 40 tEaid h rebv Iva
CO hat me- Jung of the h Jders of aid 1onas
I'M zoe IN name t A. drotco gin 1, tflroad Ton,
pa y VII B. hsl att he off oe VIM VIII a g IN
IN In C ty L rtand Ia h UNITY Of {. n nher5eod
NJ e on Tnursd he eleventh day Of Ma = n
1866 1t hr Q O'Clock in the afternoon, ior,ba ~
iowIng pur ores. viz: ~
Ist-ro choose a Mol rator and Cle,k of s.;d
tns.
~ - 70 see # The CorporstoTs will accept sail IN
c rpota,ioa La org me The ne by tie choice OF
q ard OF Dir,cto.- dsdch othsr ofics r. az NAV
be d EN- ID leaai AMI proper Also 10 adopt a y etu
corpo a-A nsm5 'or s4id Corporation, and deter
niue hltti Q sid M shsl to
St-l make dsin and es' abi n such bye.laws,
and tteult 10 8 rs my be semei necessary for
4n-ro transart any 9th bueinets that may
prSp rly comsh.f re said meeting.
u W. tL.RK, sEiU MAY
JOS VA OUR WACO PHILIP 4. 5TUBBs,
40 - FIRING, WI WILT
II5S. - A. NnbI rs,
JoNESssnsa II. Al. PAYsON,
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-12
international Steamsh p 10.
EastpOrt, Calais and St. John.
TWO TRIPS A WEEK,

o. sgiE@A On and after Monday. March 9th.
siszazzssItzszzlle he Steamer INV ENGLAND, Capt h.
ca A., eaae Railro d Wra +, 1901 OF stat ST.
5very hoHDAY a 8 o'clc ok P. N; a. the Steamer
Ew BsUkswIoK, Capt L. b. WDcues'er wi leave
eVeiv THURSDAY u. o'clock M, for Ea sport and
ST. John.
Returning will leave 81. John every Mondsy a,d
thurs' avs at 8 A. n, for Ia. tport, Portland and
SOS on.
Il Eastport the Steamer Queen" will connect
Tor St Andrews, Robins alais with The New
Brunswick and Canad Raiwsy fcr Woods ock and
tou'ton stations. S axe Goa hes also connect az
ia tor, 'or III .cni,s apo intermediate places.
AtSt Johu the stsame Emperor IL conneet, r
VIVA or, ID gby halifax.
Freight received In days Of sailing until O'Clock
p. m. q. q. A1ON, Agent
Portland, March %. 1865. mch2lti
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-12
READ THE FOLLOWING REMARKABLEc Ea.
TIrICATEE.
Cure Of Catarrh of Ten Years, Stoudtn,

Cure Of CGtarrh of Ten Years. Standino.
l, MR.. WILLIAE DoNNRLLY. corner OF Dexter
ana streets, South Boston, do certify that m
daughter has been suffering from Catarfh for the
past ten years. She lost the sens of NELL and had
no passa.e nroagh her nostrils during that time
anY relief. Seeing Mrs. III. g Browns Metauhysf.
cal discovery advertised. concluded 10 try H. Az
God for inciining me to tais great remedy for ibet
dreadful disease-Catarrh. believe my daughter
never would have been cured had not found this
meiicine 1t must have been sent of God 10 the
people TO rld them ofthe horrible dise ses that take
nold OF them My daughters CatarIh is eatirely
tage to her head il clear L eheerfi1Ilv reeommsrd
the Me- aphysical Discovery to all who suffer from
Catarrh. 49,
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-12
SUMMARY OF PROPERTIES.

Two tracts of good boring land, one hundred and
one hundred and four respectively, inJee, sit
uated ssut- of OIL City, in Venaneo County, in the
immediate neghborhood of the Adsmaatine, Lee
and other large wells just struck the East Sandy
AID Allegheny rivers.
Important Interests and Leases on the best and
most carefully selected properties on OIL Geek
on the Hassan T ats, = c rnplanter Run.-Rynd
F9ats.-Cherry Tree Run Clapp & Hasssn, Widow
McClntock, Foster, and two lots on the celebrated
Hyde g Egbert Fai m.
In all. fifteen wells, five of them produ'ng wells,
even down f. ON two to five hundred feet and still
boring and three just commencing, with room on
the leases for several more wells.
Also coed reanery. in complete working order,
capable of refining 100 barrels per day at profit Of
one to i've hundred liars.
Also engines, tools, tubing, tanks and improve
menis, the actual cash cost of which was sos 800
and nth to-day SO, 0oo.-h he whole comprising a
property unsurpassed for present value and pro-
spective increase.
Subscription books for Stock at the office of tho
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-12
POETRY.

-
Victory.
NJ VILLA nuEpIcz.
victory!
Thun Ter IL cannon aud resonant BEN
Echo at noun 'Hiu-s de y top and sweu9
Trumpet an buge the loud pran swell
ctor ! Victory
Boo Wing oflnortir and ser aiming OF shell,
Victory!
vctoryI
wava. happy dig over f., tress end fleet!
Arny n d avy exu rgy gree
.Iiy aud cou Try tl- GLAD news repeat!
votor, Victory!
Fiy with It fe.'uhn the poor bondman meet,
stsI Q the Dir tf.si Ia twain at his eetl
V.etory!
Victory!
so-dcr the weary days. sui ring through
Patriot every dauntsss and rue!
kAtol, uahinching " dare aud 0 do.
Vie cry! Victory!
LII up 20 tr voc san W lcom. anew
Eu u w.so Ii the land ever Knew
Victory!
v;c,ory!
Fash W IN It lirhtni g er HIGHWAYS 81 WIZ
Sp eIityes st eds T. In I 1,.n'r ~ re- ,irsi
Ca with IT, whte ships anu never ns1s 'AAS
Victory! Victory!
Beaeons on rampant and t9~es anu sPns'
Victory!
yetoryl
7,un ser Il ocea1 AM RIVER ana lakeI
IL 40 it, strands that tne mad W tiers r Re!
~. with t. wihds Ill the VI verse shakes!
Victory! VictOryi
IT,, van and rth istb melodies break,
MOO 4 app. caches, awake oh awakei
VIciory!
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-12

Tie properties of this Company consist of643 acres.
principally owneiin Fee Simple, of the NEST desffa
BILE Oil Lands, situated mostly on Oil Creek, Penn.
upon which there are three wells now down. cana
BILE of producing from 100 to 1000 barrels per day
when completed, IS they are located so nesr the
great producing into ests of ire Empire. ~ bls.
Sherman, and Drake wells, ON this noted crsek.-
This Company offer inducements seldom n ct with
The capital stock is small for the amount of val
liable oil landslide company possesses. Three en-
gines are dy at the wells Our gent at Titus-
vile writes Us that the we'lel the McElhany farm
has commenced flowing, which plsces this mpa.
ny beyond a doubt OF success The Officers of this
Company, in placing this property before the New
England prbic, rave full confidence that no proper
ties yet offered are superior, or any out Of which
larger and more certain dividends m y at once be
ex &c cd. Maps and full information given on SD.
pl,ation to tie Treasurer. Subscriptions received
lyJoS. W. DAVIS, Banker, No Is state stree
and at the OFFICE OF THE COMPANY, No. ~
CoxaREs STREET, BOSTON.
LEVI H. STRAW, Treas'r.E.
mch2eeodlm
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-12
Dec %. 1889.

i, Mrs. Funny Shedd OF 60 Harvar 81. sostop.
nave suffered ON Scfofulous s0re hands fer several
years also discharge IRON my ears tried the most
eminent physicians, and had forty different me.i.
cues applied IN one year! Ny con tituriou began
TO SINK under the weight Of medicine aHd dis Sse
and my head became SO light that reared 10 walk
ths street lest should fall. Believing there wss no
cure for me, sat Gown Ia Despair. While in this
state friend who had been cured BY the MetaI
a. Discovery, urged me to Apply to Mrs Al. @.
Brown. But still l was SO pre- adicsa against all
medicines that N going her office, / would take
no money, lestI should be tempted to buy II. Amer
eonVerslng with Mrs. ID. q. brown. being flvorlbiy
lHprsssed, ON returning home l can't for he Ne a.
physical scovery hich faiti fully used anu The
res II IS, that my hands ara again restored 10 me-
aud can u-e them as formerly my ears have ceaa.
cd to dsch srge AID my entire cons iuion isreney-
ei, s'eep and ct we'll and getting dsshy
and heavy. Ny jiy and gra itud are Z ca (; can.
not Spa too highly the VI 7taphysica Discovery
am sesding Il ih week 10 Gear lend in Cali or.
mia, whospsnt $500 in ole week seesing ree nom
disease hut 'cund none. ! have now leaned thS
folly of pouring medicine own the thu oai q "a srn
resolved to pass no mole drugs into my system thro
the mouth.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-12
POraIaad and EsOssom Line.

: THE STEAMERS
Forest City. Lewiston and Montreal,
<&Ms~ Will. until further notice. run as
Leave Atlantic Wharf, Portland
every Monday, Tuesday, "Wednesday, Thursday and
Frlday, at O'Clock P. N aud Indis Wharf Boston,
very Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
friday, at O'Clock p. 81. Is rfr5
Fare in Cabin. ez00.
Freight taken as usual n
me Company are not responsible for baggage to
my am unit exceeding s50in value, and tat per-
sonal, unless notice is given and pa for st the rate
ot 9ne passenger for every $50 additional value.
fHe. TX. lsft diff T., KILLINGS. a gent.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-12

~. December % 1884.
ca Tor ~ years wi q implication o. diseases men
tai and physical, great nervous debility. dysp PISA
ing AID drugging ali her Ii e. oblaned nv Ne ans
LOAF discovery about May lest by lie aihfs use
mas now ootn mental ans physical facu ties restored
Mrs. WA saws sse knows many peeplt who have a.
Discovery"
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-12


Wells to go down soon.
6l2b acres the best oil land viii the
ers set for the low ice OF $l5000 with $50 0O0 to
TX It with, being about three tim % the sm6uut Of
land ockhoIues generally get ~ Companies where
tn Capi al is fxt at 900, LOO We woutu pariicu
his fa5, as with very 1t success we shall be able
to paw at least three iour per cent. moi tn,
that wi hin sixty Gays from he time we close our
our books
We have already engaged an engine, now ON THE
LAND, 20 go to work wi b. By TINS rrar m snt We
shall cave Of least thirty days, which it would take
to get one there.
+ pu ting hi. stock upon the market the officers
promise to al tn if energy, and conf 1enty
pee 10 ma 1T IN best oilsiock Ia the market.
lhe ope,ty OF this Company is situated on Oil
Cree k;Ciawiord Coua,y, fenn-ylvan 9, and Ale.
eany) County, New YORK. TIE properly on Oil
Greek is very valaab and from his property alone
the Conn any can cam large divi1ends The Com
pauy will. quick the FUNDS of the Company will
admit, nix several sis on this proIert
The property in Allepany County, New York, Is
also very vaiGabe, berg situated tear the eeebrs
ted Indian Spring." 80 called and consists of 5524
as es WI b fast rising In vaus. snd an be re-
leased at large a0yancs from what il will coat this
Company.
Since he above was written, the ''Indian Spring
Oil omI any, have receiv letters stating that he
Moore ' ell IL CIV flowing Oil. which is ofShe fin
est iubrieatirg quality and will sell for $40 per bar
rel In This market. ,fq5
This ke Of ii will largely advance tie price of
land in ihis cirity, and this Company he's 1924
acres adjoining The ..InGian Spring tompa"y." the
officers fe the fullest confidence in pl cir & this
stock npon tie markot, and expect large and re- u
lar dividende. 8tfta
Monday, March Q. 1885, at the office of F. w.
HATCH, ]reasu or, 40 Warrington stl eet, and at
LOMBARD q GORE 30 State street.
Prospeetus 10 be had, and further information
given on Application TO the Treasurtf, or
URIAH 7. >. RICE,
ma 23dlm* 81 Commercial Street. Pertlspd. Me.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-12
Portland and Penobscot River
Spring Arrangement.

EasfkA The new and fast going steamer
al:zz.-ssaz=a2 RkGt LATOR." apt. w II Now
= vi Commence Der 1riIs to Bangor o. as far as
mere VIII ?. rmi Wed esda Mo- ming March 18th.
Ie wing Railroad wha & foot Of State Street every
" Po e. AN an SATURDAY Morning at6o'clock.
and THURsDAY Mornin a. 6 o'ci. ok,
Pafsshgrre 'lcketed through TO and from Boston.
For fseigh or pasaaSe rply to
A. SOME BIZ. gent
Portland March 9, 1867 =" "A'i'
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-12
Directors,

FRANK CONVERSE,
Boot, Shoe and Leather Dealer lsl Pearlst Boston.
B. F. BRowN,
Brown Brothers, State street, Boston.
JOHN A. GOODWIN, Lowell.
SETH WILMARTH, Boston.
WILLIAM A. PUraEY,
~. Dress. Foster & Co., Chicago, III.
ALPHEUs GAY, Manchester, N. II.
JOHN c. YOU'VE, Manchester, N. II.
JOHN FEpERHES, Sd 81 Court street Boston
J. Q. A. SARGENT, Manchester,
NJ. PRoUT, Manchester, N. H.
% SAMUEL CHASE. Manchester, N. II.