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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-15

DAINTs FOR FARMERS AND OTHERS.
Il The Grafton Mineral Paint Co. are now
manufacturing the Best, Cheapest and most
Durable Paint in use two coats well put on.
mixed with pure Linseed Oil. will last 10 or 10
year,; II is Of a light brown OF beautiful choco-
late color, and can be changed 10 green, lead.
stone, drab. olive or cream, 10 suit the taste Of
the consumer. IL l. valuable for Houses. Barns,
Fences, Carriase and lawmakers. Pals and
Woodep-ware, Agricultural implements. Canal
Boats. Vessels and ships Bottoms, Canvas
Meta and Single Roofs ct being Fire and
Water proof, Floor Oil Cloths lone manufac-
turer having used 500 bhls. the past year,. and
IS paint for my purpose Is unsurpassed for
BODY, durabil ~. elasticity. and adhesivcness.
Price S. per btl. Of 800 lbs, which will supply
q farmer for year, 10 come. Warranted In ali
eases as above. Send for circular which gives
full particulars. None genuine unless branded
in trade mark Grsfton Mineral Paint. Ad-
dress. DANIEL BInWELL,
6-5i "a Pearl street. New York.
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Tenth Pris.. Cottage residence. Eve rooms;
lof 30 ~ TO feet, on Borland avenue. near
Memphis and Charleston railroad. near corpo-
ration line. Valued AZ $1,000.
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nB- Address all orders to
]. b. WATSON & CO.,
No. 3lS Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
hS- Sold by all DRUGGISTS every where. AIT
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NIGHT EXPRESS,
CARS GO THROUGH WITHOUT CHANGE.

MAGNIFICENT SLEEPING CARS on all
Night Trains. Baggage checked through to
all important places. Persons holding through
tickets can stop over at any point and resume
journey at pleasure.
aS-Through tickets and all Information can
be obtained at Ticket Office, 237l9 M ain street,
and at depot. SAM. B. JONES,
General Superintendent.
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Ninth Prize. seventy-fve and half acres
Of woodland near Raleigh, shelby county,
Tennessee, distant from Memphis nine miles
This Is very desirable. and an excellent prize
Valued at 5000.
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HS- The Company is now prepared 10 issue
Policies in all the various forms of Life Jnsu-
rance. and respectfully solicit public patron
age. SILL
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DICTURE AND LOOKING GLASS
II Frames and Cornices made TO order.
re- All work neatly done and warranted.
REPAIRING. VANISHING,

of every description. in the best style and a
prices 10 suit the times. 44-69'
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p H.a
The music they are accustomed to listen
too is of very different character. 1t is
quite common thing for School Directors to
appear in person to urge the claims OF some
rejected incompetent or to send in letters ac-
companied by petitions, numerously signed
asking that certificate be granted TO some
previously rejected candidate, stating, per-
haps, that the person has already commenced
his school, that he is doing well, that it is
impossible for them to get another teacher,
that their school is small and backward, that
they have no Grammar nor Geography in it
and but little Arithmetic, DC, DC. They
will sometimes resort to all sorts of means TO
secure certificates for such persons and when
unsuccessful, not unfrequently, proceed to
angry denunciations.
School Directors should never engage teach
ers without previously examining their GER
tifcates, which are granted for four different
periods, six, twelve, eighteen and twenty
four months.
They should not as general thirg. engage
teacher holding six months certificate If
they can possibly secure one holding certi-
ficate of higher grade BY paying more liber-
ally, and nerer should engage a teacher hold
ing certificate for six months minus a mark
the Board contemplate using to indicate very
inferior qualifications, except as last resort
to avoid having no school at all. School Di-
rectcrs, however, rarely, if ever, consult tue
grading of the certificates of applicants for
their schools, in too many instances would
not be influenced by it if they did, especially
if he or she that holds six months certif-
cate can be obtained for less compensation
than better qualified teacher, and this, not
withstanding IT is unquesticnably true, that
If the law requiring that teachers be compe-
tentto teach Geography, Grammar and Arith-
metic we're strictly construed, one-half of the
large majority Of teachers, in this county and
throughout the State, that hold six months
certificates would be rejected. , m
From these considerations, | apprehend
that school Director" will find but poor en-
couragemeut among his co-officials, in his
proposed remonstrances. although the sug-
gestion is good one. 4ssia-. br 4.er -.eI,f
The Board of Examiners unconscious that
everything in the way of reform in this di :
rection depends upon them, and they are dis
posed to do all they reasonably dare to in
cutting off incompetents and thereby raising
the standard of qualification and increasing
the compensation of good teachers; and they
are certainly thankful to "Scbool Director
for the encouragement contained in his COM
munication. AN EXAMINER
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The Late.t Fashians.

Since the invention and successful intro
duction of the Celebrated Duplex Elliptic
Tor double] Spring Hoop Skirt by Mr.. J.
W. Bradley of New York, the ladies through
out the country have given up the idea OF
discarding the fashion Of wearing hoop skirts
on accouDt of the peculiar and graceful man
ner in which the Duplex Skirts adapt them
selves to every exigeney and emergency. So
generally acceptable have these Skirts be-
come that the ladies regard them as a special
favorite in view of the superior Flexibility,
LightI ess and Durability comb bined in their
Manufacture. They also consider them a
far more Economical and Comfortable Hoop
Skirt than ever has or can he made for al
Crowded Assemblies, for the Promenade or
House Dress. Any lady after wearing one
Of These Skirts will never afterwards vii.
lingly dispense with their use. Long exps-
rience in the manufacture Of Honp Skirts,
has proven to the proprietors Of this inyen-
tion, that Single-spriDgs will always retain
that stiff, unyieiding and bungli-g style
which has ever Characterised them, wherea,
the Double Spring Hoopaar the Duplex Ell.
liptic, will be found Free from .hese object.
ions. notwithstanding the ability of The
manufacturers, Messrs. Vests. Bradley and
Gary, to turn out over six thousand Skirt,
per day from their Large Manufactures ir
New York, they feel obliged to request al
merchants ordering the Duplex Elliptic
Skirts, to send their orders few days be.
fore they are wanted, If possible, as they are
most constantly oversnld some days ahead
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BesaI Notice.

ruIIAN SPHINX, REBECcA. B. MeNIiLEN, REA
ii ain B. Spink, ohn VI. Stout ana jennie I. Nc
krde win tske notice that on the 18th day of Jan
uarV A D. 1861, Laoas Flsttery a. administrator Of
CvTus spink deceased AlSo in the Probate Court Of
fSe County OF Ssn1usky, and sta of ohio, pet
tion alleging that the 6st Cay Of Decembsr 4. u,
1854 ths said Cyrus Sphinx, then in full life, entered
into contract in writing with John Beninger of tbs
AZ 0ouutypf Sasdasky, ior the sale Of the follow
it,r real estsee, 5ltuate in The Ceuntyoi ssndusSy
~ Stata Of Uhio, te-Vt; The west half of the
south-vsst quarter Of ssotioE nHnber seven 90 In
tovrship nurnbsrh ave (5) Of range Eumksr fourteen
fTfS .srfsinine ninety two Ee,ea and nioe,y-iour
kundredfhs OF sn acre, upon the following termss-
said BeuinFer was pay said SPHINX foaid premises
the sum OF six hundred srd my y-dollars and ATTY
eIcbf eents as follows One hu ndred and nifty COL
I.1a and kfty-eight ernts April y, 1855 one bun
Srsd doIIsrs kpri 20 1856 and filIy dollsrS annual
IL thsraafter Wsh interest thereon AT eight per cent
nar snnum That said ger paid to SKID SPiok in
hIa lifetime all of said p1fehsse money excepting
1heezp of one hu ndIe ana sigbty-A dollar" and
A. sents, the bslancs Of principal and in
fsrest reusipipr unpaid on the 18Th Gay Of Janu-
aTy 1897 which said BeniBger psd to said Flat
raIv A an ch administrator said 18th day Of jan
a. IsGY aud.thA1 sa:d Bsningsr ~ enatlsd 10
a. M sssd err rnnisss That Jnlisn Spink. Ptbecca
3 TeNi,Ien, keasin B SPiLk, J hn ~ Stout and
Jsnnie NeBride are tle heirs At law and legal
rs1rasa-tafiyss of said Cyrus Spi5k deceased. The
N the SAID petition is that said LGe ar at
- n. a. Il rlE>d 10 make deed to said Ben
n ~, n, "a premises In behalf OF said heirs.
Eid nattiou will be for hssriRg on the 9th Day of
FsbruaIT A. d. 1857, koon there liter % leETe
~ md Court can be 0btxiued.
0l sAiu LUCAS FLATTERY.
s,spd Admir- Of Cyrus sPiDk, deceased
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LEGAL Notice.

AT office is hereby given TO all persons interested
IN that cn the 27th day Of pscemee-, "A ylsss,
Aras G. Willismsnnd Grauv,ls ~ blttelsy, psItnfrs
the ofice of the Clerk Of the Court Of Common
Pleas within and for the County Of Ssndassy IN the
State of Ohio. their Dewitt krees Nnd
Jason R. s. Bosrdnsn, parthSrslsteiy doieg husinfss
uudsr arm name OF Kreos BU1rcman & David Betts
and which petition is nov pending In said court, the
object and prayer Of which sto procure judgement
and decree aid con eesaring the pretended sale
and tznsfer Of the stock Ia 4is, notes, claims and
accounts Of tbs said 6rm of krshs Boardmam. to
the sid David Betts the 26 tn day Of September
AeD. 1S6H, 80 have bsen made Eith the intent to
binder deiay and dcfr1ud the creditors Of the ssid
firm of Krebe b Boarpman, and declaring the Eaus
to be void and fraudulent and adudgrg the same to
be In fact and in law assignment for the benefit IF
all the creditors of the said firm of Krebs Board
man in pursuance Of the ststut in such cases made
and provided. WILLIAMS -H-HiITElsf.
By HoRD CHANCE and 6oNER EFKREFr,
Fremont, January II, A D. 1857 [St Their Att'Js
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CERTIPIO4TE or, AUTHORITY.

CERTIKIOAIE or AUIHORIIIt
(Toexpire on the 3lst day Of January, 1858 q.
oFrIcE or TIE AUDITOR OF STATE,
Insurance Department. Columbus, D. Jan is. 1867.
Whereas Tue PR0ylOEN LIFE INSURANCE
AND INVESTMENT COMPANY, located at Chicago
in he Stste OF Hin is has fled in this cce sworn
statement of its condition, required by the first
section of the act ITO regu'ae InsuTsnca Companies
not Incorporated BY the Sxte OF 0hic passed April
g. 1855, aud amended February 9, 1861; and the act
40 regulate Foreign -Insurapce Companies" p&ss-
ed Aprfi 5, 1856; and, Whereas, said Company has
furnished the uDdsrsigned saifactory evidence that
il is possessed OF at least One Hundred and
CapifaI Invested in stocks or bonds, or in mort
9agss of real estate worth double the amount for
VII ch the same is naortgsged; and Whereas, aid
Oomqany has 6led In this Office written instrums Mt
under It's corporate ses signed hy the President
Secretary ther,o authorizing any agent agente
of said COMPANY in this State 10 acknowledge ser
vice of procss- for and in behalf OF said Company
.o.o,,=s-s 10 the terms of said law. -..-s
Eov Tn, refors "a pursusnce of the first section
tf 4ha aforesaid act L. JaniHs Il. Goldman, Auditor
of STATE Of Ohio. 90 here by certify thk- saia
fdeuf Life Insurance and Investment Come
pany of chicago, is authorized TO transact the bus
mess cf Life ami Accident Insurance in this State
until the thirty day of January in the year
thousand eight hundred and sixty-eight. ruEt1
rsEAL In WITNESS WHEREoF, hare hereunto
subscribed nv name and caused the real Of my flee
to be affixed the day and year above writtsB.
.st-rJ JAMES H. GOODMAN, Auditor Of State.
R. W. B. MCCLELLAN, Agent,
Avs Fremont, o.
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OFFICKRA

This Company, now fully organised, having com
100000 of its ospita with the superintendent Of
the Insurance Department for the security Of Its pol
isy-holders, is now prepared to issue the various
kinds of policies on as favorable conditions as thoss
Of Eny other Company. - %
Dividends increase with the age Of the Policv.
Non participating rates are lower than those Of
any Company in the world.
Losses paid In thirty days after due notice and
proof OF death. .-.-
Liberal arrangements made in regard to traIsl.
One-third Of the amount OF premium will Be loan
cd the poicy-holdsrs when desired.
Liberal arrangements INSIDE with good Agents.
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Notice.

A MELIA JAMES in the state of Michigan, WIFI
N ian James in Marion County, Ohio, and Mary
Ann williams, widow Of John Williams, deceased,
residence unknown, win take notice. that Thomas
Jaues of Erie Coanty, Ohio, did tbs IA til day OF
January A. 1867, 6Ie his petition in the court of
Common Pleas, within and Cor the County OF San
dusky in the State of Ohio, against them as defend
suts, ssiting forth thcrsn that their father john
James beiug the owner 10 fee simple Of the esst part
esst half of fractional section five. Township Ave,
range ssYent en-, Sandusky County Ohio, containing
10l acres, more less; in his Ieftne entered into
4 written agreement with the plaintiff, Thomss
James, by which the said John Janes vas to convey
all his title in id land to the said Thomas James,
oy good aud sufficient deed therefor; hat after
king said agreement the said John James cied, in
tastatp vii hout having executed deiveredto to the
said Thomas James deed for he said premises. ss-
wing ths said Amelia James his widow, William
James, Mary Ann Williams and plaintiff his chill
dren, letsl rep reesntatiFss snd heits atsia~ ~
The prayer of said petition is, that the said Ame-
lis alass, widow, eWiliani James and Msry Ann
Williams may be required to convey fsid premises 10
the aid Thomas James by good snd EBfie ent decd
as contemplated by said written agreenent and for
other proper relief ftSsSsF
said persons are alao notifed to appear ard an
ever said petition on or before the Q 9th day Of
March AID. 1867. ~ hi4f4Ai THOMAS JAMES.
-rIE iBoBy ]. r. BARTLETT HekER EvEErr.H
JJspg9aFy llth, 1851 10 ,ssss ga As'orssss.s
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legal advertisements.
School Election,

TIlHE Qualified ELECTORS RESIDENT IN TBR
i CITY OF Fremont and territory anoexed thereto
Tor School purposes, are hereby notified to meet st
the Engine House in taid city, on the Twelfth
Day OF February, 1867, to elect BY hallot
Two nemhsIs Of the Bosrd of Education Of said
city TO serve the ensuing three yeSrs Said meeting
and elsetion viii be held open from O'Clock A. N.
10 o'clock A.. By order Of the Be.rd Of Edh-
cation. HOMER EVERETT, Secretary.
. Fremont, o., Jan. 10, 1867. ln3w3
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LAttaohmant Notice.

II AAES CARR Plaintiff against Hlssl Hodson De-
81 fepdaut Before u +, dickinson. J. P.qof Ssu-
dusky Township, Saodusky County, Ohio.
On the 29 day of December 1865, said Justice is
sued an order of attachment in the above action, for
the sum cf-one hundssd aud fifty one dollars aad
ssyis-s cs1ts fs 4 30 = Z JAAEsss&RR-E
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.5,IsgaI AstsfiissAeats,o
Dissolution Notice.

HNHE sopartnership heretofore existing between
1 Hutchinson L Sneed ofRohersville, Sandnsky
County, Ohio this day dis lived by mutual
All business Of the Grm viii .bs settled by Edward
Smsed at the old stand; where the business VIII be
carried on as usual. Jan. 18th, 1857. 5-lw.
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Final Settlement.

n " LEWIS, as administrator Of the estate Of
II. Jeremiah Grant, deafascd, has filed bis
counts in tDe eRee Of the Probate Court, for the f.
nal settlement of said estate which will heard On
the 9th day OF February. 1867. at 10 o'clock
An. W ~ RUSSELL, Probste Judge.
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nfE "
Final SETTLEMENT,

nAvID MOORE and Ere I iek Smi as Executors,
~ OF the las. Will and Tes'amsnt of George =.
Smith, dsceaaed have filed their sccounts in the Of
fee OF toe Probate Court for tbs hnal settlement o
xAid estate, which viii be heaid the l9:h day oi
Fehruary, a ID. ] so, at o'clock PM stsssf
tHDA w.s.RcSfEtf, PROBATE Judge.
Fremont City, January 29lh 1887. 5,3ws.
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Final Settlement.

TNpwARD B0UDEssLAGER.as Is Asmhis5atdI Of
n the estate Of William J.. Miller deceased, has
Hled his aecouna In thu olse of the Pre- bate Court
foF tbs tnsl settlement Of said estate, which viii be
heard on the b day Of February, A d 1851, At
oiS'aek Pm. Ws.S RUSSELL,
Ava Probate Judge.
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OFFIcE or TIE AUDITOR OF STATE,
COLUMBUS, Ohio, January is, 1867.
Its hereby certified, that the foregoing is cor
rect ccpy of the Sta.enentof cond tou Of the Prov
ideut Life Insurance and Investment Company of
Chicago made 20 and filed in this oce FOR the year
1867. --r
Witness my hsnd and seal, obnei.Ly-
rSeai JAS. h. GOODMAN, Auditor Of state.
ByJIMES WILLIAMS, Chief CLERK. 80
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Dr. Seelye's
lilo l I'D
c Ar A R R H
RR M B D Y
SYMPTOMS,

The symptoms Of Ca.arrh are at 6rst very slight
Persons Hod they have q cold, chat they have fre-
qaent attacks and are more sensitive the changes
OF temperature. In this condition the nose may be
drv, or slight discharge, thin and Eerid, Afterwards
thick and adhesive, may ensue.
As the disease becomes chronic, the discharges are
increased in quantity and changed iu quality; they
now thick snd heavy, and ere harked or eoughed
of. The secretions are Offensive, causing bad
breah the of smell 10 lessened or destroyed
des ness frequently takes place. ..s
Another common and important symptom Of Cat
Arrh is that the person is obliged to clear his throat
in ths morning Of slick or slimy mucous, which
has fallen from the head during the night. When
this takes place. the person may be that his dis
ease Is on its way to the lungs, and should laose
time in Arrestingit
The above are but few OF the many Catarrhal
symptoms. Write to our Laboratory for our pam
phlet describing fully all symptoms; II viii be sent
FREE to any address. Also directions where to
procure the medicine.
We are receiving letters from all parts Of tho Cn-
ion, aud also numerous Testimonials from those using
it, bearing the sviden q OF its infalIibIe merits.
This remedy conts MS no mineral or peiseHeNs
iH Qre6sBts but prepared from vegetable extrsetl
eLcIEsiUsly therefore 1t is pereety harwtsss, even
TO the most tender and dslicats child. n
Call for SssIye's Ca;arrh Remedy, and take no
other. II not sold BY druggists in your vicinity, they
will order IT for you. Price SAT per bottle.
All persons suffering With any Affection Of tbs
Head, Throst or Lnngs should write at once FIR
phsmphlet fully describing all symptoms pertaining
to the above diseases.
1t VIII be sent free to any address.
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Notice.

A LII persons are hereby notified, not 70 trust my
II wife, Sarah E. Upton, FROM and after this Gate.
She having left my bed and board; from The Town
ship Of Townsend, Saudusky County, Ohio, on the
2sf day ofJSnpsrys 1871, without any cluse or
provocatiou. and am determir'd q psy no detts Of
her contracting. WILLIAM UPTON
Jrnua-y. 25th, 1867. 5w-3
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Latest FASHIONS DEMAND =
J.W. BradIey's Celebrated Patent
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
(oR DOUBLE sFRINGl ~
q x i R TT /.

TNHB WONDERFUL. FiEXIBlLI AND GREAT
1 comfort and pleasure to anv lady wearing the
Dlplex Elliptic skirt will be experienced particularly
in all crow ed assemblies, operas carriages, railroad
house dress, the skirt eau be folded when in use
to occupy small place easily and conveniently as
ELK or maslin Dress invaluable quality in GRIN
ol. ne. mt found in any Single Spring Skirt.
A lady having -nleyed the pleasure, comfort and
great convenience OF vea.tn9 the Duplex Elliptic
Steel Spring Skirt for single day will never after
wards willingly dispense with their use. For chill
dren, nisses and young ladies' they are superior TO
all others.
They win not bend or Oresk like tue sisgis spring
but will preserve their perfect aHd grsssfu; shape
when three four ordinary skirts win have been
thrown aside as useless. The Hoops are eoYersd
with double and twisted thread and the bottom rods
sie not only double springs, but twice (nr co1ble)
covered, preventing them from wearing ont when
dragging down scoops, stairs, DC.
The duplex Elliptic is great favoTite with all la
dies and is universally recommended BY the Fashion
Magazines ss the STANDARD SKIRT UF THE
FASHIONABLE WORLD, a.-1t- i- a7cf
10 enjoy the following estimabie sos.ntsges in
Crncline yiZ superior quality, perfect msnufsctufe
stylish shape and hnish hsxibiity, durability, COM
tort and economy, epqaire for J. W. BRAsLBY 3
Duplex Elliptic or Double eprpg skirt, and be
you get this genuine article. su-ff5
CkUTION.-ro guard against IMPOSITION be par.
ticulAr to NOTICE that Skirts off red as Duplex !"
have the red ink stamp, viz: " j. W. Bradley Du-
plsx Eliptic Steel Springs upon the waistosno-
none others ara genuine. Also notice that every
Hoop will sdmt pin being passed through the CEN
ter thus revealing the two 0r double springs braid
ed together therein, which is the secret OF their
hsxiblity and strength, and combination not found
iD any other skirt. u
FOR SALE in all stores where EIRST GLASS
Ekirts are cold, throughout the United Ststes and
elsewhere. Manufactured By the Sole Owners ef tn
Patent, VESTS, BRADLEY * GARY,
Ans 81 Chambers and 10 81 Reade SITS, n
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srAfxotIttisOrs, :. IRA 7. nuNN. presidens,
q County OF Cook Ss aud HOLLAND, Secretary
yEsTNENT COMPANY, ofChicago, being severally
sTorn depose and say that the foregoing 10 full.
true and correct statem.nt Of the Affairs of said
Couopany and that they the above described off,
c,rg thereof IR4Y MUM, President.
C. HOLLAND, Secretary.
SUBSCRIBED and sworn b fnre ne. ibis sth day Of
Ianuarv 1867. SIMEON ". KING,
TsTlfj Commissioner for Ohio ia Chicsg', III.
fFire cent star1p I . -'tF
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ADDRESS
DR.. d. H. SEEL YE d. Co.,
FREEFoRr, ILLINOIS.
Sold by Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
GENERAL AGENTS.

John Park, Cincinnati, Ohio; Fuller, gsrch
Fuller Chicago, III; B1rnhAms / Van S0hazsk, hi
s1go, III; DeHiss Barns & Co, NV York; Ransom
& Co, Buhaio N Y; Farraud, shelley Co, Detroit,
ards Co, Philadelphia, Sellers & Go, Pitts
burgh, Pa; Collins Bros, st Louis. No; Barnes
Ward Co, Nsw Orleans, La; R Robinson Co
Louisville Ky; Bigley s Bro, Memphis, Tenn; /
Depuy, Riehmond, "a; Thompson BlOsk, Bal.
mere, Nd; Dexter Nelleger, Albany n 7; strong
Armstrong, Cleveland, Ohio; VIM yohnston, Detroit