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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-10-12

Iowa News

The Montezuma Republican states
that vein of excellent coal, FIVE feet
and . half in thickness, has been dis
covered on land belonging to Gideon
Wilson, about . mile northwest Of that
town. It will be at once opened for the
supply of the surrounding country.
The Davenport Gazette says: Charles
Shaw, an estimablo Young man Of
Grover township, Cedar county, aged
10 years vas almost instantly killed
last Sunday evening by the accidental
discharge of q rifle, which vas lying
under tree from which the deceased
was gathering apples. Mr. Shaw, in
playful scutfle with friend, struck his
foot against the hammer Of the gun and
the ball entered his thigh and passed
upward and lodged in his left collar
bone.
The Rev. Father IIannessey was on
Sunday last consecrated at Dubuque as
Catholic Rishop Of Iowa. The cere.
monies were Of very imposing
character.
On Mass Meeting day at Cedar Falls
little boy 6 years of age got parted
from his mother. and finally getting
into the omnibus was carried to the cars
and by them to Waverly the place Of
his home. Meanwhile his mother re.
mained here Thursday searching for
him, and after two nights returning to
Waverlv found him at home Cedar
Fails Gazette.
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We learn from the loyal Citizen, that
dispute occurred at Wells Mills, Ap-
panoose Co., between Hardin Guinr
and Mr.. Edwards. about some rails,
on piece Of land, which Edwards had
recently purchased. Quinn removed
the rails and Edwards commenced to-
move them back on Sunday when
Quinn fired upon him without effect.
The former went to his house and cot a.
pistol but as he came out Of the door
Quinn shot him 80 that he fell dead
after walking 80 rods. The next day
Quinn was shot in his store with buck
shot, and one Of the shot wounded hiT
son a boy Of l. years. Guin and SON
will probably recover. Quinn and two
Of his sons are under arrest Mr.. Lewis
Edwards vas also arrested but release
on parole.
a few days since A. X. Andrews
from Illinois, undertook to ford tho
Viuton Ferry over Cedar river, but
soon got into deep water and fioatet
down stream. After screaming Justify
awhile re was rescued but the horse
was drowned. BESIDES the valuable
horse, samples OF goods to the amount
of Sl5a were lost Ttafon Eugle.
4 horrible accident occurred last
week near i1s:ssiH@, whereby young
man who was cutting bands for i
thrsshing machine slipped and catching
his hand in the cylinder was drawn ir
and his arm, AMI heal completely
severed from his boiy.-Dav. Gasetfe.
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fiDW ARD Ii. TltAYER. JOHN w. LUCAS
Thayer ( Lucas,
BANKERS &
EXCHANGE DEALERS,
IUkA, low A.

We Will buy Government Sc
.cmities, act as Agents for buying
and selling Real Estate, Pay
Taxes for Non-resldents, and at
tend to all descriptions of Con-
yeyancing, and Notarial Business.
We also receive Deposits and
make Collections on favorable
terlls.
.ySASStf
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MANHOOD !:

ss How Lost, how Restored
Just published, new edition Of DR.. Cnl.
verwell's Celebrated Essay on the
radical c1red without medicine) Of SrERMA-
roKRnoEA or seminal Wes kness, Involuntary
Seminal Losses, lmpotalcy, Mental and
Physical IucaIacity. 1mpe,fiments TO Mar
riage etc. also, Consumption, Epilepsy, and
Fits, induced by se'f-indulg ence or sexusl
extravaganza.
Ma Price in . sealed envelope, only 8. .ots.
The celsorSted author in this admirable
essay clearly demonstrates, from thirty
years successful practice, that the alarming
consequences Of seif-abuse may be radically
cured without the dangerous use of intern al
medicine or the Appsicssiou Of the .knifc-
pc hitting out mo&e Of cnre OF once sim ple,
certain, and cfectAal, by means Of which
every sufferer no matter what his condition
may be, may euro himself chearly, priv ately
and radically.
narThis Lectupe ehould.be in the hands of
every youth end every man in the land.
Sentunder seal, to any add 1ress, in . plain
envelope, on receipt Of six cents, or two
postage stamps, by addressing
ONfsS. J. q. KLINE 4 CO.
1877 Bowerv New York, Post ofiue
tbox 1856.
v7n25yl
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An tOwa Preacher killed by q
Missouri RuShVaCker.

Richmond, Iowa, October 5.
To the Editor Of the Chicago Evening Journa'..
We here are reliably informed that
one Jacob Grigy sometime lately went
to Missouri to look at the country, and
while in the State Of Missouri was bush
whacked. He was an Amish preachers
and was well known to be true loyal
man Of German descent, formerly of
Champaign county, Ohio, and good
citizen.
1t will be understood that there is q
settlement here of the Amish Church
and they are all loyal. J. G.. NJ
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Not surprising af alt.

Since the election in Pennsylvania,
Ohio. Indiana and iowa, We have ad
vices from London, by way Of the cable
to the eject that Rebel bonds have
greatly deprecated in value, parties
holding them profering them for sale
lower than ever. Possible some Of the
"Jim cracks here have entertained
thoughts Of investing in them. We
give them this item for their intorma.
ton.
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state Editorial Convention.

The next meeting Of the "Iowa Press
Association" will be held at MARSHALL
town Oh Wednesday October 18th ]; in
accordancsses5ith the Constitution Of the
Association and the appointment Of the
. ate Editorial Convention Of last
March. It is to be hoped that the
entire press of Iowa will be represented
on the occasion, also that all iowa
editors who have not yet become men.
bers of the Association, will at once
forward their names with the one dollar
membership fee to G. w. Edwards
Treasurer at Burlington. None of our
editorial brethren have as yet noticed
the approaching convention in their
colas,ns. We urge their attention to
the matter. Let us have !iye eonyen.
uon.-Dau. Gazette.
The survey for the new Railroad
and carriage bridge over the Mississippi
at this point was commenced on Satur.
day last. This survey is ordered by
the War Department, and will be
made bv E. H. johnson, Esq, Chief
Engineer Of the Chicago. Rock Island
and Pacific Railroad, assisted by Ed
ward Powers, Esq, q distinguished
civil engineer Of New Kork.-Raek
Island Argus.
Mr.. Addison Armstrong, Of InIeper-
dencc accidentally discharged his gun
while on q hunting excursion on the
18th, by which his left ancle was badly
shattered.
II there i anybody under the canis-
ter Of Heven that l have in utter excre-
scence," says Mr.. Darlington, 81, is
Andy johnson, who is going about like
. boy constructer circulating his
calomel upon honest folks"
Judge D. N. Cooley, Of Dubuque,
Commissioners Of Indian Affairs, has
his o:icia! lead chopped of by Andy !
The product Of Sorghum in Iowa is
set down At 1900 900 gallons, for the
present year.
AN ADvEErlsEMENT- is the
way Mr.. Smith advertised her husband:
LosT, SPRAYED OR SToLEN.-An in.
.1ividual, whom I, in an urgent mo.
ment OF loneliness, was thoaghtless
enough to adopt as husband. He is
q good looking AID feeble individual,
knowing enough, however, TO come ip
when it rains, unless some good looking
girl offers ,hiM the shelter Of her UNI
,hrella. Answers TO the name OF jim
Was last seen in company OF Julia
Harris, walking with his aGm around
her waist, looking more like fool, if
possible than eyer. Anybody who will
catch the poor fellow, and bring him
carefully back, SO that | can chastise
him for running away, will be invited
to tea by
NARY L. SFlrH.
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BRICK, BRICK.

The undersigned have iust finished burning
their second kiln of bsick-l3Q 0nl--got an cxcei-
lent burn--brick nearly all wholea and OF superior
quality. which tEAy offer to the public on the
most reasonable tersnS.
We have also q good supply Of Well brick.
Any person wanting brick will do well to give
US = caH at the old brick yard north Of Iuka.
nE3wi FREDERICK 4 BENTLEY.
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N NOrICE

1s hereby given 70 the Stockholders Of the
ty. Iowa, that the tifth instal,ment or fifteen per
cent. on the Capital Stock Of said road is now
due. Payment will be made To T. A. Graham,
of Toledo, Iowa. agent OF said Company
WM. I. SMITH ftcs't.
SAMUEL THOMPSON, Sec.
Oskaloosa, Sept. l, 1866. 34-w4.
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THE VICTOR
CANE MILL.

From Eighteen different States where thou-
sands have rlecn in operation during three sen
sons, and where they were put To the severest
tests possible with cane, and in some cases made
70 crush broom handles and hoop poles we
have the verdict OF thousands Of oIer.s ors pro-
nounclng ,,, u riie "Nistsr Nitrl:s and the title
e Seven States. .at whose f,rn. y ma ~
competitors An the prominent mills of the ceun !.
try, II resolved the award of First PrculiulT ana
and the seal of official approval.
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VOL. VIII,
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Choice Fruit Trees
FOR SALE CHEAP.

The subscriber offers for sale ao,OO ycarling
sapple trees and $4,000 from to years old upon,
very low terms, land home grown.
Ills yenrling tree%hc will sell for ONLY $5Oper
1000, and others &Qnaly cheap.
He also has for sale Siberian crab Apple Trees
fGoosel'erry, Currant, Grape roots and other pro-
ducts upon easy terms.
His articles are all in prime condition, can he
obtained fresh from his nursery at Spring Creek
in this county and remember will be sold CHEAP
Farmers. patronize Home Enterprises.
August. md, c. n. KNAPP.
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For Sale Cheap.

Tho undersigned offers his premises for sale
very cheap 1t consists of dwelling house, sa-
loon with billiard table. grocery store room.
butcher shop, R::ti barn.
Terms very reasonable. Inquire of him OF
the psemises In Toledo. Iowa.
sept. :, 1866. 3i-Sw C. MEISNER
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Is ercby given, that Margaret Godfrey. my
iaVght.l. HAS ieit ny nt me without Just ,Attsa
or proNocatiou whatever, and l hereby forbid
anybody keeping or trusting her my accout
JOHN GODFREY.
Toledo, Oct. IL, 1866. n3l
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-09-22

GRArr AID WNE Suow.--The Annual xhibi
ton ofthe Lake Shore Grape Growers Associa-
ton, Is TO be held at cleveland, October 10Th,
lltli and 18th. This exhibition will be one Of
much interest as evincing the progress of the
Lake Shore Region, in producing ono of the
earths choicest fruits. and also the progress
and success. of the work Of converting this belt
Of country into one great garden of the vine, and
the production of wine. The fec of a single ad-
mission Is g5 cents. but the sum OF 50 will enti-
tie one to all tho advantages Of membership.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-09-22

The AsHrABurk TowSstmr Fam is hard by
October 4th 9TH and 9Th. Our citizens will not
neglect to give II the attention necessary to se-
cure full success. All the means necessary 10
secure this, are in sufficient abundance on every
hand, excepting perhaps, the individual energy
and attention. These rifust ffot be wanting this
year, for such result may affect the steps
being taken to procure new and more spacious
grounds, and the ere c;ion of needful and SUBJ
stantial buildings. Let every one bear this in
mind and bring out every thing calculated to
give interest and character TO the occasion. /
The Premium List may, be found in the hands
of the Secretary
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LOCATION.


THIS College is located the beautiful village OF Kings
le long aud widely known for its enterle In sustaining
the bestcademic Institution the country is
by its years OF prosperity and Its in
his regard make II at the most desirable location for
those who wish to both the Commercial Academic
courses OF instruction and thus while the storing
the mind with Scientific Literary and Classical
knowledge OF housekeeping and Business. b
Each department is under the general supervisor Of the
Principal whose long experience teacher the Detroit
Commercial College and as practical makes him
einineny quahed to make this Institution take rank with
our first class Commercial Schools.
The system of Henmanstp ght here Is made
and is uffaed for practical artistic prn
cpa and attractive fea,ures being ebity besuy and
of execution Atsevera Stale Fairs the PRINCIPAL has
awarded the First Premiums
Tor best specmers OF Business and Ornamental
Training in Commercial Arthnet and busincss cacua-
ton is also speciality in this Institution. Every student
should be able to make legibe his daily
work and give accurate solution OF all problems
Herewith. The improved methods Of eluci atiun make
these branches Of college exercises interesting in
stuctve indeed they really the grand starting point
OF the student to other departments OF the terne duties
practical every day life
deficiency in these particulars is ackno edged fac,
with many of young just starting in business
which ia tracabe also of the failures business
Well founded in those is passport 10 Hereun
is reared many modest as well gigantic fortunes.
Young man. take courage, when for nominal sum Won
genty in enterprises that lead straight fortune and
honor. Ap early outfit R essential to your onward
and upward progress and certain nothing will
give so much self reliance good Educa
ton, and this we believe the
g. - -$
Ilhonography- 20 lessons s2ao
Mhrec mOnths-unr lesson pcr day IN m
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Democratic Convention.

Pursuant to notice, u Democratic Con
vention held at Jefferson, Sept. 8, for the
purpose of placing in nomination, suit.
able candidates for County officers, and
to transact other necessary business.
H M. Hitchcock was appointed Presi-
dent, Thos: Walkly, Vice President J..
b. Miller, Secretary, and II. w. Green,
Asst Secretary
1t was voted that one representative
from each town be- a committee on
nominations. Their report was received.
The following persons were nominated {:
For Probate Judge-rHiram Morgan,
of Hartsgrove. ~ r.1ra'.
Clerk Of Court. B. Miller of
Wayne.
: sAuditor-J. M. Allen Ashtabuia.
1nfirmary Director-S::" Ransom, of
Kingsville. r.r- as
Co. commissioner-Franklin Pattcr-
son, Andover.
County Surveyor-N, hubbard, Ashta-
bula.
Voted that the following persons be
appointed Congressional Delegates to
meet at Warren, the goth inst, viz:
Henry Wilcox, G. A. Howell, J. b.
Miller, Daniel Northway, Harry Adams,
Heman Ticknor, L. Lobdell, III. M Green,
and J. J. Dodge.
Also the following persons were ap-
pointed to the Judicial Convention to be
held at Madison, viz: DR.. J. C. Hub
bard, d. ], Sherman, D.GA. Klumph, and
r.. o. Rote.
Voted that the same Central Commit
tee and Treasurer continue in office the
coming year, viz. II. o. Rote, Ashtabu-
Ia L. z. Blakeslee, Plymouth; A. Mark
ham, Austinburg; l.. LobdelI, Cherry
Valley; L. c. Bill, Hartsgrove; Linus
Savage, Treasurer, Ashtabula
The Committee on Resolutions, L. Lee
r. o. Rote and J.. p. Blakeslee, reported
the following, which were unanimously
adopted Jr
,Resolced, That we, the Democratic and
Conservative Union loving citizens of
Ashtabula County, do hereby opprove of
the "Restoration Policy" of Andrew
johnson, as against the Vaccinations of
a designing Congress, yield a hearty
support to the action of the Philadelphia
Convention, as set forth in their resolu-
tons and. address o'thc people of the
United States ~ sau;dnTh vyaK
AResoleed, That We approve ofthe ac- s-
tien ofthe Democratic State convention
held at Columbus, on the oath day of May
last, and will give to the candidates then
and there nominated, our hearty, Jealous
and undivided support y's @ ~ . A'-''''la'
Reso!usd That we give I'd the ticket
this day put in nomination our cordial
and undivided supports gJg
After listening to an eloquent speech
from w. S. Crowell Esq, the Convention
adjourned, sine die. ~ :
K. w. HrrcHooeK, President.
>. B. SlrLLER, sec'y. y ~
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GEES sou MARRIED. 10

srfn Denmark. on the 18th inst, by Rev. H. 7.
Cllsbee,, Miss s. A., Williams, Of Denmark, to
.Jsmes H. Collins, of Geneva, apaq aui
In Wayne, on the 9Th inst, by Rev. A. II.
Avery, Miss Amauret II. Camp, or Wayne, to
Smith Bennett, Of Gustavus. -.
I'd Trumbui, on the 18th inst, by u. ID. Kel-
SIord. FAD, Mrs Rosa Burdet, of Morgan, 10
John lWithey, Of the same place. - ~
u In; Morgan, on the sthlhst. by John ]. Hoyt,
Z Esq, Miss Margaret Iuoe, of Sheffield, Ohio,
! 10 0rfin 6mith,sof tho same place. .s5Ti9aL
Ia SaybtoSlS, on The inst, by Rev. Alex.
Bartlcttf Miss Susie e. Pierce, of Saybrook, to
,Edgar, Hall, Of Ashtabula,s ,,s.,,e e,.1-.sc
lin Geneva, on the 10th inst, by Dennis
srhorp, Esd. Miss Ann T. Bacon, 10 A. Dayen-
q port, both of Geneva. ., .,,.' Wv. ..,s6
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Notice Of FjIjn1 Petition.

MsAR Ford, Peter Ford IIorinda Ford
ASl David Ford Isaac Ford and Jane Ford who reside
who resides Achey Bar, 1tas coanty Idaho Terrific
ri cathsne Ford who Tssides in Irving Towpsh
land County, Wisconsin, Eliza Hamilton and George W.
Rs%1 her " hissRd Msadyls SwSa Go
husband Of Espyyiae IN ssd County Of Crawford: Lo.
rnda Ford Berrian, Berrian County, Michigan; David
rref Ford Of HarfsSnsbufsn ID said County of craw
ford; Ea j. Jennings and Cora Ford of St. Marie Mich
You win take NotIcc-That Petition was
Filed againtt lheR On the lth day Of September A. D.
County OF Ashtabula, hs James Fl Ford and sNs Ftrd
las Ford demand part on OF the following real estate
Situate in the township or conueat Ash,abuhIa Conn
y Ohie p fractional tosnsh,p a. range and part of
said Number one In section number ank Is bounded
llarbOr oad and Lake Road s6 eallet thchcc running
along tue center Of said Lake South 81 degrees and 10
lot Ns One tte North II degrees q and ~ mSufss ts
West along said west line chains S5E links, 90 stake
ees s@ and Is minutes East % can % % Inks to the ce
ter of the Harbor Road thence by the center of said
links 70 the place Of beginning Containing thirteen s
acres of land be the same more or less.
ship, County and State and in said Lol One and il bound
cd as follows: .. ..... d, -..,. ID -..t,..'...,
street, South of the Bake Shop, being the first
street north Of the Lake Road running thence South. 81
,t hG anu ~ HesLsh the course OF G sa,a
minutes East chain to stake; thence North, 81 de-
ees and 80 minutes, East chains to the pier thence
Worth degrees and 10 minutes, West chain the
place of beginning. Containing one half acre of land
nqre less. - ls.- VI RI : frN a" rFftfEI u |
Also other piece or parcel ofland IN said township
County and State and In said lot one and being subIot
g. and bounded North by land Of NJ Capron, West by
Lake Erie, South by land OF H. c. Thurber and East BY
harbor Road Containing 10 acres 81 land more lcss
aad that at the next term OF said Court the said James e.
Ford and sas Ford win apply for an order that partition
be made of said premises. SHERMAN & FITCH, {,
- Attorneys for Petitioners
Dated September 1Ith, 1865. ~ Gt-S72
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-09-22

d. M. HAsKetL & co. have just received theit
first instalment of Fall Goods, purchased with
all the discrimination, taste and generous abun-
dance which characterize the transactions of this
house. David offers, strong Inducements for
trade, especially to the ladies', for besides the
attractivencss of his stock, he throws in that of
a.pcrsonal character9 Tlds'hint, VIC presume
will be sufficient. See advertisement
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-09-22
SABBATH SonooL PI.

SABBATH SouooL Pic. Erc.-The Schools of the
h E. Churches of Saybrook and Ashtabula
united on Saturday last ina Picnic atthe lake.
They passed through this place in quite prof
.cessiop,s with banners randa band Of music, att
ttracting much Attentions, land yas &hs children
evidently enjoyed themselves, their happiness
begot something of the same feeling In those
that stopped to look at them VI
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-09-22

fn lining the kettle nom the fire Iseadcd myself very
scvcreyone hand almost to crisp. The torture was
intolcrable. . The Meyican Mustang- LinimeIit
relieved tho pain almost immediately 1t hcsed fapdly
and left very little scar. CIIAs. FOSTER,
' '"r 40 Broad Street, Philadelphia. /
This is merely sample VI what the Mustang Liniment
will do. 1t is Invaluable in all cases Of wounds, swell:
ngs, sprains cuts, bruises epayins, etc. either upon
man or beast. 3 u tsi tc..'t 2a .fi a.-td Ia
Beware ofcounterfesr None IL genuine unless wrapped
in fine steelplate eDgnyings, bearing tle snaare OF e.
w. wEsrnRooK, Chemist and the Pi,ate stamp Of De-
MAS BARNES 6 TO-, Kew York . ,s n ~
Saratoga Spring bater sold by all Druggists.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-09-22

-apsTRANGE, BUT TRUE.-Every young lady
and gentleman in the United States hear something
very much TO their advantage by return MALL Gree Of
chargeJ by addressing the undersigned Those having
Tears Of being humbuged viii obge by not noticing t4
card All others will please address their obedcrt
'vant,i asga % ~ THos. r. CHAPMAN /,
'Sss VI an ~ 10 'Ssf broadway, New York,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-09-22
TNVATID PENSIONEIiI5 TIJ8yTNIi

Il hitherto received but eight dollars per month and
who have lost baud foot. or permanently and
totally disabled IN the same. otherwise - dsned
70 render their inability 20 perform manual labor equiV
aent 10 the loss Of hand or foot now upon proper
application obtain an increase ofpcneon - 81 leaet m
teen dollars per nibnth. n q 81 : y %fff ~ E
Those who may be entitled ~ above and who wish to
employ me as their attorney to procure the same VIII
please forward TO my address, their old certificates aud
WYlso pc when and where they enlisted. when and
wnfe discharyed tlie nature oftheir disability when
M,d where diseaae contracted wound received for
which pension IL claimed, and when application was
nane Tor pension originally State all thee flcts fl-
an9 explicitly as pos.lblc ON receipt of fhs 0rcvping
Wn prepare the necessary papers aud send you With
ip instructions how 10 execute No success fsek!I
,sG0C ~ - fs'S'SNooii y SITTii : fS'w dRdF
War Claim and Pension Agent
-, Office No. IL cases Block near r. o.
.als.
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AQUA DE MAGNoIIA.-The prcttiest thing, the sweet
est thing" aud the most of it, for the least money
the odor of perspition soens and adds del
cacy to the skin; il delightful perfume; allays head
ache and inflammation, and is aneccssary companion in
the sick in the nursery and upon the toilet side
board 1t can be obtained everywhere at dollar per
bottle.
Saratoga Spring Water sold by all Drugglste