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CONSUMPTION CURABLE BY DR.

-
SCHENCK,S MEDICINES. To cure Consump-
tion the system must be prepared that the lungs will
heal To accomplish this, the liver and stomach must
first be ceansed and appetite created for good whole
some food which, by these medicines will be digested
properly and good healthy blood made thus building up
the constitution SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS
cleanse the stomach Of all bilious mucous accumula
tions and by using the Sea Weed Tonic in connection
the appetite is restored.
sCHENCKs PULMONIC SYRUP is nutricious as
well medicinal and, by using the three remedies all
impurities expelled from the system, and good
wholesome blood made which will resist all disease II
patients will take these medicines according to drec
lions Consumption very frequently in its last stage
yields readily to their action. Take the pills frequently
to cleanse the Liver and Stomach. 1t does not follow
that because the bowels not costee they not
qured, for sometimes in diarrhea they necessary
The etomech must be kept healthy, and an appetite
created allow the Pulmonic Syrup to act the
pratory organs properly and asy any irritation Then
all that is required perform permanent it, to
prevent tafing cold Exercise about the much
possible eat all the richest oodst meat game, and
I'm fact anything the appetite Graves; but be particular
and masticste we'll No. 21y-S7S
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y : Cristadoro,s Hair Dye,
Chlldrens, Live. saved for FIny Cents.-

Thousands Of Children die annually of Group Now,
nothers- IL You would spend SO cents and always have
bottle OF Dr. Tobias venetisn Lnment in the house.
sou fear losing little when attacked with
fsis complaint 1t is now 10 years since have put up
my Linent and never heard of child dying of Group
when my Eniment was used; but hundreds of of
have been reported TO me- and many state if
$40 per bottle they ronld not be without it. Besides
which it is certain for Cuts Burns, Headache
roothache, Sore Throats, Swellings Mrnps, Cholic
Diarrhoea Dysentery Spasms, Old Sores and pains in
che back and chest. No once tries it who is
without IT. 1t lie warranted perfectly saeto take internal
w. Full Directions with every bottle Sold by Drug
sists Depot 56 Cortlandt Street, New York 7w-SS1
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LAKE ERIE SEMINARY, &c.-An evening spent
at this institution recently brought US into the
society of the new principal, Miss. EDWARDS,
who was recently called to fill the vacancy oc-
casioned by the resignation of that very compe-
tent lady, Miss SESSION. of course some lit
lie solicitude was felt by the trustees in filling
responsible position so as to occasion no loss
Of confidence, or interruption to the uniform
prosperity that has marked the progress of the
sthool. That solicitude has been relieved by
the evidences of ability, and the readiness and
freedom with which MISS EDWARDS assumes the
responsibilities of the place Calm, modest, but
sefposessed and balanced, it is not difficult to zee
that there is aposessoin ofpower equal to the oc-
casion. These qualities are the distinguishing
characteristics of the Holyoke training, of
which Miss EDWARDS has had the advantage.
The pleasures of forming an acquaintance with
the new principal, were somewhat counterbal-
anced by the leave taking of Miss JENNIE FIsE-
Err, who has accepted the priacipalship of a new
Seminary at Kalamazoo, to be opened on the lst
of next month. Miss FISHER has been identi-
fled with the l.. E. Seminary from the first,
and ranks with the first of its able corps of
teachers. Her qualifications eminently fit her
for the place, and while she leaves with the re-
grets and kind wishes of all, the selection is
honorable to her as well as the institution with
which she has so long labored, This contribu<
ton of Painesville to Kalamazoo, is only that
of one institution to another for the furtherance
of the important work of female education, on
the same general principle conceived and reduc-
ed to successful practice by the memorable Ma
RY LYON.
Miss FISHER was not permitted TO leave the
scene of her labors without an expression ofthe
teachers and students of the school, who united
in surprise and the presentation ofa gold
watch as tribute of respect
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

For the speedy Of Coughs Colds, Bronchitis Group
and all asstions ofthe throatan lungs always pro-
vide by the timely Of fDLarookshs Pulmonic syr-
np while in the spring purify the blood and arouse
The sluggish appetite by few doses Of Dr. Larookah
sarsapsrila Compound This sarssparilla being dou-
ble the strength any other in the market has estab
lishsd its reputation the enlyure and safe remedy
for diseases arising from an impure state of the blood
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Black as a Crow, few years since was
many o splendid head that il grey grizzed Why
eot restore unwrnkled brow its honors
Five minutes effects the splendid transformation. In
aess time than rifeman would take to
Load and Fire
three times the gueyest head may be made darker than
shs RsUeas Mag No matter Of what undesirable tint
she hair whisere beard may be- the change to
perb and perfectly natural black brown is
Baishsd By enc application Of 8eafs
,a.a = Crlstador0,s Hair Dye,
without staining the skin ipjuring the fameHs. Man
sfketured by J. CRISTADORO, Astor House, New
York Sold By ali Druggists Applied by all Hair Dres-
sen. $50
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tS- STAR BRAID AND ZEpHYR- W WoRsTED-Ladies you
can find Star Braid and Zephyr worsteds in large quan
ties at Dicks He sells them low too.
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RAILROAD OBsTRUOTIoNs.--A young man
giving his name as VIM. COLLIER, started
out of Cleveland on Saturday last upon
the Accommodation train, and when conductor
HUMPHREY collected the fare, it was found that
the individual proposed to stop at Ashtabula,
but refused to pay his fare in full, paying only
to PainesviIle After leaving the latter place
fair was again demanded for Ashtabula, but a
gain in part withheld, paying only to Geneva,
or Saybrook, notwithstanding an amount of
money more than enough to do SO was shown.
He appeared to be supported by kindred spirits,
and to eject him from the train, which he was
informed wo'd follow his refusal to pay, required
little gathering of strength, which he looked
upon as too formidable to oppose, therefore,
yielding to circumstances he got off half mile
this side of Saybrook station. The Day Express
from the east soon came along, and some half a
mile this side of where COLLIER left the train
met with a plank thrown across the track. and
three sticks of wood standing endwise, which
the cow-catcher failed to throw off, and the
consequence was the throwing off of the rear
trucks of the engine. The escape from greater
damage as well to property as life and limb, is
not little providential COLLIER followed the
track to Ashtabula, and was arrested at the
station, and on Monday afternoon an exami-
nation was held before Esq. SHERMAN, and
probable cause shown for holding him for trial
before the Common Pleas now in session.
Bail was fixed atone thousand dollars, and the
accused failing to recognise in that sum was
sent to Jefferson.
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Special religious services in Painesvlle, that
began with the week of prayer are still being
held at the different churches, and much inter
est is manifested. The attendance at the Con-
gregational Church where we had the pleasure
of being present one evening, was fall
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LOCAL NOTICES.

THE HEAD OF CosET according to Milton is render
ed tenfold more terrible by its .HoRRID HAIR" and
there thousands of frey human heads which mighbe
rendered charming by simply changing their tint to a
mellow Blown perfect natural black with CRIsTADo-
Ros HAIR DYE 1t is ridiculous carry into society
gray, sandy carroty head when five minutes wonld
render as attractive as Nature could have made it in
her happicst mood, Manufactured by j. CHRIST ApoRo
Astor Honsc, New York. Sold By ali Druggists Ap-
piled by all hair drcssers.
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FALL ARRIVALS.
MISS WRIGHT 81 BRO

WISH TO CALL THE EATTENTION
w Of their many patrons and thesPublic generally
to the fresh Supplies they receiving in the line of Mil
linery.
dies Caps and Hcad-dresses constantly Hand and
made to Order.
Felt Plush Cloth and Beaver Hats and Bonnets of
every Prevailing Style Plain and Fancy Ostrich and 9th
er Feathers, Pumes, &C., &c.
Also French Artificial Flowers of the very richest
qualities Also a variety of Fancy Braids and 0rna-
ments, together with full supply Of Bonnet and Hat
House. Main Street, Ashtabula. $50
A COOP ASSORTMENT of Ladies and Childrens Furs
Hoop SIX irts, and Corsets, Stamped Yokes and Star
Braids. first class dress maker can be found here.
S15 MISS WRIGHT a BRO
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1t q most delightful Hair Dressing
1t eradicates scurf and dandrufr
1t keeps the head cool and Clean
1t makes the hair rich, soft and glossy
1t prevents hair turning grey and falling of
1t restores hair upon prematurey bald heads
This is just what Lyons Kaharion win do 1t is pret-
ty-i is cheap-durable 1t is literally sold by the car
load and yet its almost incredible demand is daily in
creasing until there is hardly country store that does
not keep it, or q family that does not use it,
E. THOMAS LYON, Chemist N Y
Saratoga Spring Water sold by all Druggists =
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~ SWEET oPoPoNAX FROM MEXICO! New,
very rare rich and fashionable perfume. The finest
inported or manufactured in the United States Try
Il and b. convinced.
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Browns vermifuge Comfits or Worm
LoEenges-An EaectuaI Worm MedIIcine.

Brown,s Verm1uge Comhts or Worm
LoEenges-An Ehectual Worm Medicine.
Much Sickness undoubtedly, with children aEd a.
.dults attributed to other is occasioned by
worms The "'yERMIFUGE COMFITS," although
.effectual in destroying worms, do possi-
ns injury the delicate child. This valuable
hnation has been successfully used by physicians and
found to be safe and In eradicatng worms hurt
ful to children
CHILDREN HAVING WORMS require immediate at
tention neglect Of the trouble often prolonged
sickness.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS IN CHILDREN are often
overlooked Worms in the stomach and bowels r-
citation which be removed only by the of
remedy The combination Of ingredients used in making
BRowNs yER,uFUGE CoxFITs,' lie such to give the
best possible effect with safety.
CURTIS BROWN, Proprietors, New York. Sold by
III Dealers in Medicines at IS cts box. SS5-1y
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DIED.

Annosncments free Commendstory Notices, half rates
In Windsor Jan. l6, Mr.. Joseph Alderman aged 81
years. 80
In Geneva Dec 2Sth Mrs. Eliza Allen, aged 75 years
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WOODEN MANUFAcTUREs. The Woolen Man
ufacturers have strong delegation in Wash
Congress to pass almost prohibitory tariff.
They say that the prices at which goods arc now
being sold, they cannot be manufactured There
is no doubt that |. p. SHERWOOD, of Cleveland
is retailing Shirts and Drawers fer rs cents that
would cost S. so to make. The Adriatic Cas-
simeres which he is selling at 81, and ST. 25,
would cost$l 60 to manufacture. Sherwood is
making special sale of Blankets, Flannels and
Mernos, selling heavy twilled tlannels at 81 cts.
blankets at S.. and superior merinos at So cts.
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LECTURE AT oRWELL.-The citizens of Orwell
were afforded treat Tuesday evening last, in the
shape of lecture from DR.. EAxEs Of Ashtabula Your
correspondent-not on the wing-had the pleasure of
listening to it. Every who knows the Doctor would
expect good thing, and in this effort he met our ex-
pcctation fully Sterling good sense characterized the
lecture throughout with occasional sprinklng
ire and wit in which latter quality the Doctor known
to excel and the delivery being in that happy
SO peculiar to him. it met with the hearty applause of all
hearers The Doctor is at home in Orwell and all know
m there as here to be made of the right stuff They
are having q regular of lectures there this
winter and from the evident intelligence of the audience
in attendance the people of the town know
how to appreciate them.
The idea, rather hinted than expressed by you last
week. that the present Lecture Committee have been
superseded by the Library Association without their
knowledge or WISH is erroneous one and you will no
the lecture COMMITTEES have urged the Library Associa
ton for the past years. to take the thing into their
hands where it properly belongs but they have been
lie Library in town. the popular lectures should be given
under its auspices and we can assure you the members
of the present Committee composed of citizens feel re-
eve gratifed that this step has been finally taken
We have no doubt the Library Association will manage
the thing correctly and will give satisfactory course
oflectures next winter Q.
We are Glad that O. has to our relief for we find
what intended for little pleasantly has been taken
as an upkind reflection. We nothing wrono In tho
step taken and have full confidence in the MANAGERS of
the Library Association that they will do all things well
For THIRTY DAYS OsLY.-f2 Card Photographs for
60 Pbotooronh Albums 80 cents Oval Rosevood Era ,os
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FIRE IN WnLouanBY-A destIuctiv fire
broke out ip the village of Wiliougby on Sun
day morning the 18th. The fire originated in
the block of wood buildings on the west side
of Main street, and south Of the boarding house,
all of which were consumed to the corner w.
F. Merirnan. dry goods, Vial & Holmes, gro
Gerry, Vial & Ferguson, hardware, r. w. Per-
kins, grocery, and Yaxley 6 Abbott, stoves,
were the principle sufferers, though some of
them had their stocks well insured. The post
office and Merchants Union Express were
locatcdi in the burnt district, but all or nearly all
The effects of each were saved, with but little
damage. The whole loss is estemated at $50,
600.
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ing and Instruction for Young Men. Also, Diseases
and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital powers, with
Of relief Sent free of charge in sealed letter
envelopes. Address, DE. J. SKILLIN HOUGHToN,
-. s64-y . -, Howard Association Philadelphia, Pa
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LIoSs E1TR4cf Or PURE JAMAICA GISszz--fOr Incl
gestion Nausea Heartburn Sick Headache Cholera Nor
bus, Flatuency, &c, where warming stiuuiant is re-
quir It's careful preparation and entire purity, makes
1t cheap and reliable article for culinary purposes Sold
everywhere, at 30 cents per bottle Ask for LYONS
Pure Extract. Take other.
Sur1scgs SriH1 Huter sold BY all Dvusgists-
GSDyroT
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HoUsE-KEEPERs, when you buy D. B. De Land q Co s
Bet Chemical Sdlerotus you will find every paper weighs
apoand Can yon FAY the same about other salerat1s
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BLOOMFIELD & OTIS, Manufacture
1Jers of Piano-Fortes warerooms. SIS Broadway New
York Our Pianos acknowledged to be equal if not
supeor In tome durability and finish to any sold in New
York elsewhere Warranted for seven years Prices
less than any other fret class makers Send for price
list. s&mS
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Dr. Eatons Anodyne Cordial will always be found at
H. A. HENDRY'S DRUG STORE.

IL A. HENDR1 DRUG STORE.
eYF"S STOP THIEF! STOP THIEF :! and cure your
coughs and colds with Hamilton's Cough Candv-made
from extracts prepared IN Nacuoa certanand effective
Asthma, Bronchitis and Consumption. Its great popu
larty and immense sales is guaranty of its great value
Those who il always and will have no other
Price only f2 cents One million sold annually Sold at
Hendry and Wiards Drug Stor. and all dealers gener
ally. SSS-m3
Millinery Goods Furs Hoop Skirts and Corscs can he
had very cheap at Miss Wrights.
Millinery Goods very cheap at Miss Wright's
Great reduction in prices of Dry Goods Crockery and
Ducro & Bro, sch good Sea Grass Mattress at 81
Ducro s. Bro. sell Spring-Scat Lounges. at $40.
ew- SWEET oPoPoNAX, New Perfume from Meri
co. The only fashionable perfume and ladies delight
w SWEET. .oPoPONAX- FROM MEXICO. The
most elegant and essential personal requisite for lady,
Extract of Sweet Opoponax.'' 81
E. T. SMITH & CO., New York
w~ SWEET OPOPONAX, Is the sweetest Extract
made. Superccdcs all Others Trp it once; will no
other.
sg- NEW PERFUME! Called Sweet opopona1
from Mexico manufactured by E. T. SMITH & CO.
New York. is making sensation wherever it is known
Is very delicate, and its fragrance remaus the hand
kerchief for days-Erening Bulletin Philadelphia
sEr- SWEET oPoPONAXl Ladies, in their morn
ing calls, carry joy and gladneEs when permed with
Sweet Opoponax. -l.ala
s%- SWEET oPoPoNAx, The only elegant Per-
fume Is found on all toilets and never stains the hand
kerchiefs.
Great reduction in prices Of Dry Goods Crocksry and
Groceries at HASKELLS.
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For the speedy and permanent cure of
I IVER COMPLAINT, SCROFULA,
~ or Kings Evil. Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Neu ralgia
Epilepsy, Erysiplas, ST. AnthOnys Fire. Pimples Pus
tules Botches Boils, Tuors, Salt Rheum Ulcers and
Sores Rheumatism, Pain in the Stomach, Side and bow
els General Debility, Uterine liberation, Syphilis and
Mercurial Diseases, and all complaints arising FROM
resulting in impure blood
1t is double the strength of any other Sarsaparilla
Compound in the Market and is endorsed by the medical
faculty as the best and cheapest Blood Purifier e1tan
Price 81 per bottle Prepared by
DIR. E. r. KNIGHTS, Chemist, Melrose, Mass.
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Great Reduction iss Prices !
IL q SIX ELLIS.

w E Take pleasure in placing before
the citizens Of Ashtabula and vicinity, our
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FoR THIRTY DAYS osLY.-f2 Card Photographs for
81 Photograph Albums Osents, Oval Rosewood Frames
all fitted rs cents and moulding frames made to order
at prime cost at A. ALBERT'S Gallery.
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suffcit of Greenbanck, Wanted.
Ashtabula, Dec IS, 1866, D. ". HASKELL & Co.
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We have Reduced ihe Price Of
WHITE GRANITE CROCKERY
at least 25 per cont.

We claim to nave the Largest and Best Selection Of
CROCKERY in town, and we have pat the price down,
down down and it must be sold.
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ey~ SWEET OPOPONAX! Is the sweetest Extract
made. Supelccdcs all others. Trp it once; will no
other
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OLD EYES MADE
NEW

Sent in a sealed envel-
'ope on receipt Of 10 cts,
Address DR.. E. B. Foote,
author Of Medical Com
mon Sense,
1870 Broadway n. Y.
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past ana all your measures i'm the future. That
was whaJ, was meant by loyalty. A devotion
power
The word loyalty should not be used in this
country. III should be obsolete, except so far as
~ iSla'e9 W iaithful observance of the Consti-
IuuVh, MS OIL made the white men OF the
South ihe enemies of the Government. and only
secured Ihe friendship OF negroes, felons and
tn9 nlSeIaDie treedmen's bureau civil Rights
blll, political adVenturers who are Hoodiug the
southern states like so many buzzards over n
liberty. ' !" V'io h"ino vi
81, AS Madame Roland said as she was led to
i Ine EuiiioClne i t IN The French Revolution, ION
your name" IL was impossible that the countrI
snould much longer tolerate in power n marty
guilty OF SO many atrocities, enormities and
guiltyof party was
The House adjourned at 10 o'clock
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Paying for SIaves-sentImentso Of a Ken
tuCkY COngressmnn

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, January lG.-The
following correspondence concerning the reso-
luton OF MI. Cook, OF Illinois, suspendinp the
operation of the act authorizing the payment of
loyal owners tor slaves enlisted into the armv
VIII explain itselt:-
FRANKFORT, KY, Tuesday, January Is, 1867
Hon samuel Mckee:-Have the Senate DELAY
the action on Cooks resolution regarding slaves
until you hear from me- The bill will ruin Onr
party here II passed, and insure your defeat
"(Sgned) T. G. CAMPBFII.u
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, January l6.-Your
telegram is to hand. II our party in Kentucky
is ruined by the passage of Cooks resolution, it
is best that 1t should be so. l have been against
paying Tor slaves; so expressed myself IN last
canvass; voted for this resolution and am pre-
pared to stand by it. If our party IN Kentucky
organized on such limsy principles that 1t cannot
stand non-payment tor q few negroes. the money
for eight out OF ten of which would 90 into the
pockets of Rebels, let the party go. / shall wash
my hands clean OF such an organizations and will
try 70 start a new one which will not be fright
ened to death every time 1t hears the word negro
mentioned. (Sgned) SAMUEL MoKEE."
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1NHE PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INSURANCE
L COMPANY.-In conformity with an Act of Assem-
bly, of April 8. l642 this company publish the fol-
lowing list of their assets, viz =
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Threatened Collision Retxvao,, ,,,,, r,...,
men nnd Un nlLed stntc. rr..o... -NoN-

4 HHHVtNVNVH NUIIIbIOn HetWeen tho Frped-
men and United States Troops.
SAVANNAH, Ca, January 2O.-A collision is
nkely to occur between the freedmen and
united States forces, growing out Of an attempt
estate, situated in South Carolina. opposite
savannah. They refused either TO leave the
plantation or contract Tor the present wear,
commissioned officer and iity men proceeSa cd
TO the plantation, ard we're met by two hundred
and'htty or three hundred negroes, ali armed.
conflict was only prevented by a temporary
compromise. Captain Brandt has telegraphed
TO General Scott, Commissioner. that If was
impossible to eject them, and asked permission
to detail company of the 9th Infantry, en-
route from Lawtonyille to Charleston, TO assist
aIe still on the plantation. w Nv
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Gen. Butler on the Annexation of Canada.

u Az
The Pdgs, the principal Rouge organ of Mon
treal, publishes the following letter from Gene
raj Butler to DR.. CadieuX, q French Canadian
who has been agltating the annexation question
in the West:--
LOWELL, Mass, December I3, lSG6.-Dea Sir:
i have received your address. Thanks for YOUR
kind and courteous expression of confidence 1t
confirms the opinion already come to and ex-
pressed, that the annexation or absorption of the
Canadas is both necessary and inevitable tor the
future welfare of the United States.
Every American statesman can appreciate the
question, and IN my oplnlon can only come to
one conclusion respecting the advantages which
the country.
| am, etc. BENJAMIN +. BUTLER
To j. NJ. CadieuX, NJ. ID.