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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-02-20
Local Notices.
LOrHIaFd.

LOrIIIard.
In this year fKreat and numerous fres. and
fdilurc ofmany FIRE insurance companies. what
is the condition and magnitude Of the IoRIL-
LARD?
The Val Street RevieIS of January, says;
The Lorillard is an. exception. Its career
steady and progressive from the first, has neither
been checked or circumscribed by the diff cul-
ties and perils of underwriting, nor the preVa-
lence of extraordinary calamities. Every step
of its advance was warranted by the ACQUISITION
of additional securities and the retention of
increased accumulation. The obstacles it has
encountered and overcome. the progress it has
made, and the position IL has attained, const-
tutes one Of the greatest ever won by
managerial skill. and evinee q thorough mas
terry Of the principles and practices OF under
writing on the part Ofits noble President, Car
Isle Norwood, Esq, and the most cordial and
active cooperation Of Its agents and subordi-
nate officers.
It's present, though by no means its final cul-
mination. may be shown in a few plain figures.
Seven years ago its gross assets amounted TO
S577, Isl, and its annual premium receipts to
S1O2.9S Its total assets are now augmented to
81 49,, 540,2. On the first instant its Directors
declared a dividend of five percent. free o fGOy-
eminent tax, payable on demand.
New York has a right to be proud Of this great
Company, Its officers are an ornament to the
underwriting profession, and their institution is
an ornament to the city. That both may be long
preserved in their present fourishing condition,
is a sentiment to which our citizens, the public,
and even the Company's competitors. will, We
are sure, most heartily respond.
WHITILESEY ADAMS is the only agent for
the LORILLARD in Trumbul county.
Feb. Is, '67-lt. g.
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Newton Falls Twenty Years

The following items respecting this
town, we take from Harris business di.
rectory, published in 1871.
"a charter for a railroad has been
granted, uniting We]sville with Fan.
port, passing through Newton Falls.
"This town contains 2 grist mills, 2
wooden mills, l new and large paper
mill, 3 warehouses, 2 churches, 4 tay-
ems, q post Office and a number of good
stores, shops and schools. 1t possesses
great advantages for water power, and
iron ore is abundant in the neighbor.
hood. Population between four and
five hundred, It i increasing more
rapidly than any place in the Western
Reserve. "
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Engine for Sale.
A good second hand eight Horse Power En-
CINE 4 Boiler for sale by H. S. ROBBINS, of
NeWton1Falls o.. [Aug. 22-tf.
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The scarcity of houses for the past
few years, has induced some of our
citizens to import houses from a dis
lance. Our streets have been enliven-
ed almost daily by the moving of build
ings, in some cases requiring ten span
of horses. and then not drawn with
the greatest care. We learn they are
brought from mecca, the land of OIL"
The wells will probably be dug out by
some enterprising Yankee and specula-
ted on.
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The trains on the Lawrence Railroad

Tho trains on the Lawrence Railroad
are now running regularly every day be-
tween this point and Pittsburgh. The
trains commenced running on Monday
last, leaving the new depot, at the foot of
Wick Avenue, at $50 A. NJ, and 2,3O
P. NJ, and arrived from Pittsburgh at 10
A. NJ, and $50 p. NJ. This time will be
continued for a short period until full ar
rangements are completed, when the
spring and summer time table of the COM
pany will be announced. The passenger
list was better than expected for the first
day. 81 tickets having been sold at the
Office for the afternoon train. Quite q
number of passengers also arrived on the
return trsins.-IoUW gstot1a Courier, Feb.
IA.
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Water.


The ice on the Mahoning river broke
on Thursday night last, and large
masses collected below town. in arim.
mense gorge" o~bstructing the flow
of the stream so much rs to cause the
water to overflow the river banks, and
to spread very rapidly over the hats
South ofthe canal On Friday after
noon the falling rain, melting snow and
ice, caused the river to rise rapidly,
and u town and adjacent country
along the river seemed in imminent
danger of disastrous inundation. The
prospect in the lower part of town was
quite alarming, the water rising. ct the
rate Of three feet an hour, and driving
people from their dwellings, persons in
many instances being rescued in peril
ous situations, by those who went to
their aid IN boats. Cattle and swine,
dogs and cats, had to swim for their
lives, while the chickens surveyed the
scene from the tops of barns and
houses. During Friday night consider
able excitement prevailed through
town, and numbers OF citizens were SC
lively at work assisting in removing
families, furniture. live stock, &C.,
from the OVERLOOKED district, which
included nearly all that part of town
South Of South Street. On Saturday
the gorge gave way and Is a conse.
quence the water rapidly abated, and
by Monday had receded to moder-
ate bounds. The only serious accident
we have heard of, was the case of Mr..
John Morris, of Mineral Ridge, who in
coming to this place on Saturday, by
the river road, with a two-horse buggy.
got into aplace where the water was
six or eight feet deep, on the road be-
tween Red Run and the Adgate Pond,
where Mr.. Morris fine span of horses
were drowned, and he himself narrow
ly escaped a similar fate.
The river above this place was quite
high. The large bridge which crossed
the river at the junction of the Park
man and river roads, in the Fox neigh
borhood, was swept away, and was
carried BY the current until it lodged
against the iron bridge at this place.
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Pure Old Port Wine =
The best wine tonic in the market, BY
- JULIAN HARMON,
pOctSI Nos, Market street.
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G mi PERSONAL.

The bottoms of the roads have dropped
Mr.. Warren Packard Is on q trip to
Mississippi, orlesns,etc. .
Read the new advertisements for i'm
portant local news.
II is reported that there are one dol
lar countetfst bills on the First National
Bank of this place, in circulation.
-An auction of ladies and gents fur
nishing goods is being held this week at
the store Of O. A. Lyman, Main Street
As the goods must be sold, q rare chance
Cor buying issTordsd. See advertisement
The Rev. +. N. Warren, of this
place, VIII lecture on Temperance, at
BAcOnsburg. in the N. E. Church, on
next Monday evening Also at Wess
Pennington, Wednesday evening, 9th
inst.
Editorial knd 'sich,T has not exclas
siTe control Of the columns this week. The
editor was of, swinging around" 8 few
dsys, and when he got home wss informed
there were 'sninetsen columns up for the
inside" being one column more than suf-
acient 70 Ill the paper. The hint was
needed.
w. z. MeElroy, late of this Office, is
publishing asprightly paper in Humboldt
Kansas, called the "UniOn." Being indus
~triOus, honest reliable, Intelligent and
capable, the youn g publisher has the quail
ties that must crown his efforts with sue
cess. The "Union" has our best wishes
for its prosperity.
An interesting scene occurred on Sat
urdsy forenoon, in the overlooked district.
A triangular hght,-the parties being two
men and one womsn-tOok place, the cOm-
batants being in about three feet of water,
one Of the men being entirely minus dry
goods. The contest was kept up for 3
quarter Of an hour, afording amusement to
scores Of spectators. of< llH4
The Festival of Neptune No. 2, which
came of last Thursday evening, was a
successful and pleasant affair. The mn
SIC vas splendid, the dance Was "gsy and
happy" and the supper, gotten up by
NINE host Of the Franklin, was entirely
satisfactory. The Neptune boys had a
good time. and nett ed about S125,O0.
A young man named Mills, of John
ston, met with very sudden death on last
Monday morning; PurpOsing to go SPUR
rel hunting, he was examining his gun,
lifting the hammer by pressing on it
with his foot, holding the muzzle 10 his
mouth, to observed if air would pass through
the barrel, when his loot slipping, the
guns contents were discharged into his
head, killing him instantly. It appears
that non of the family are aware as to
how the gun come to be IOaded. and it is
thought the unfortunate young man had
no idea It contained aeharge. waI
The public Square is q vsry public in
stitutiOn, being a general rendezvous for
all the strolling COWS in the neighborhood.
to whom the sfreedom Of the city" and
especially The Park has been graRted-I
The nice evsrgreens placed there at con-
siderable expense, afford the grateful cows
a source Of Amusement and the thorough
manner in which they rake the ~unprOtsct-
ed shrubbery, with their horns, shows that
some cows don't care for expenses 1t
mag be of interest to some persons to know
that there are yet several pannels Of fenc-
ing around the Park afording cheaper
horse grub Aaa hay and oats.
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lanes f.

Our citizens win be pleased TO learn
that the Polemic Club has secured Mr..
Jas. E. Murdoch, the celebrated elocu-
ZIONIST and dramstist, to give readings
and recitations, from Shakespeare, and
other standard works, on Monday eve
ming next. Our people have had the
pleasure of hearing Mr.. Murdoch on
two previous occasions, when he enter
tanned them so we'll, that we feel sure
it will need DO special urging to get out
q good house on Monday evening.
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Twill give up my old prejudice and go where
they make their business 4 study" said a citizen
Of Warren a few days ago, who very soon suited
the action to the word. by taking his whole fami-
ly TO the New England Photographic Gallery,
and getting splendid Likenesses of the entire
eroHd.-'all the way" from an infant Of two
months old. to the grand parents Of three score
years 5b0 zen en- f 01asrs ~ Sa0 0Taca ~ a9 9g S %a nte
St, Warren, o., opposite the Court House.
RICE-Artist
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cheese shipmea.z at nacons-
AmWEh p

BAcoEsBUReE STATION, Feb. Is, '67.
EDITOR CKRoSIcLK:-There Has ship
ped from this Station in the year 1866 las
per books thirtyStEo thoaaand three hun
drsd and sixty-four boxes cheese, (S2,s64)
Weighing n million two hundred and
twenty-sight thousand I've hundred and
thirty pounds (,22s,5 500. Freight on
same four thousand nine hundred and
twenty i've dollars and thirty-six cents
$4926ss6.) james Caldwell & Co., of this
place, D&H c. Baldwin, of Fowler, and
Phllo Gates, Of GustaYus, are the heaviest
ship9erss Your,Z AGENT.
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Festival.

Mahoning fire company No. l, will
hold their annual Festival at the Gaskill
House Hall, on next Friday evening, the
22d, Washington's birth day, and we cor
daily invite all 4overs OF good music and
dancing to attend.
This company deems it necessary to
make s few remarks in regard to u Fes-
tival. It Is now two years since this COM
pany has asked the citizens for any mon
ey, and now because Neptune No. 2 has
held their Festival on the l4th, instead of
Christmas as they usually do, many OF our
citizens refuse to patronize i Festival
because they have just bought 8 ticket OF
No. Now we cannot see what differ
enc It makes, only they come close togeth-
er, or why No. lis not as much entitled
to the patronage of the town as. No. p
Therefore we trust that in order to keep
up q good feeling IN the company, the cit.
ixens will turn out and give the company
a rousmg good benefit.
1t is not necessary TO say anything what
we will do in case of fire; we have already
on many occasions proved what We can
and viii do in case of a fire. The comps.
ny will see that good order shall be kept
throughout the evening.
n. BAYLEY, Secy., P. T.
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Valuable Property for Sale ,

The undersigned offers for sale his residence,
situate on High Street. corner of Vine. Warren,
Ohio, 1t is on the pleasantest street in town,
only two squares from the Public Square. con-
iently arranged and lighted with gas. There Is
a good barn, and a variety of choice fruit, such
as Apples. Pears, Peaches. Plums. Cherries.
Quinces. Grapes, Currents, Strawberries and
Pie-plant.
Possession given the first day of April.
Enquire oft the subcriber at his Office IN Main
street.
ALM0N D. WEBB.
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Concert for the Benefit of the
Episcopal Church Of YOung-
nua ~

We understand that a concert of
vocal and instrumental music will be
given at youngstown, on some evening
of next week, for the benefit of the
Episcopal Church of that place. The
music will be furnished by the best
local musical talent, consisting of q
~quartette of ladies and gentlemen
namely-Miss SARAH SMITH, Pianist /;
Miss LIZZIE PRoBsT, Alto; Mrs. A. J.
PACKARD, Air; Prof. FRENCH, Bass. Mr..
DoLPH CRATER, of this place will give
several of his best pieces, vocal and in
strumental. We have no doubt from
the talent engaged, that the concert
will be a decided uccess Mrs. PACK
ARD is weIlknown in Warren, as a sweet
singer, and no doubt there are many in
this place who would be much pleased
to have an opportunity of hearing her
and her musical friends at Webb's Hall,
on some evening not remote.
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In Ohio.

S44,36I,25 IS, has been paid te the Policy hol-
ders in Ohio, by the TRAvELERs Insurance
COMPANY OF HARTFORD.
The above amount PAID IN THIS STATE, ex-
eeeds the sum total paid by any other accident
insurance company to ALL their policy holders
THROUGHOUT TIKI WHOLE COUNTRY.
Cash Assets a l, 1867. $685. 7.02.
This is the Pioneer Accident Company and
the first to introduce successfully the system OF
accident insurance inAmerica,
The wonderful success of this and the com =
plete failure ofmany Of its imitators has taug ht
the public that il is wisdom and economy to in
sure against accidents Of al kinds in the TRAY
elers Insurance Company Of Hartford.
Apply to WHITTLEsEY ADAMS, the only agent
at Warren. Feb. b '67-tf,
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Retail MARKET.
e York Market.

February IS.
C0TT0N-Duu and UNCHANGED. Sales Of 500
bales of middling uplands at 3c.
FL0UR-Ths market I19l5c lower and more
C0FFEE-Very firm. no receipts.
SUGAR-ActiYe and ms for olderop. Sales
at 10910N for Cuba.
M0LASSES-Firm. Sales at SIC for Cuba
new crop.
BUTTER-DuH Sales at 15926e for Ohio,
CHEESE-Quiet. Sales at 159Ac.
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Valuable Oil Property
FOB

THE UNDERSIGNED will Of
Il fer for sale. the tract of land situate in the
township Of Mecca. TrumbulI CoRnty. O., and
known and numbered one. in Zeno COwles tract
in said township, containing Seventy-three and
40-lOJ acres. One good frame dwelling and
dairy house, two good stables. with good well of
water thereon. Ten acres in heavy timber. rest
cleared and under good fence. For particulars
enquire Of GEORGE SLOUGH, opposite the
premises. Feb. 6. Inns
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NEW BOOKS.

IN Il " OhD
IN The following new publications have
been received at the Warren News Depot:
Out of Town. by Barry Gray,
Felix Holt the Radical,
Crumbs from the Round Table.
Round Hearts, by the authcro Of ROntiedge,
The Dead Letter,
Woman our angel. by AS Roe,
LRns, Neneris. by S~Hineburne,
Eece Homo.
Nasby's Divers Views and Opinions,
Josh Billings. his Book.
Sunny Bank, by MariarH arland,
Story of Kennett. by Bayard Taylor,
The Bigelow Papers. by Lowell,
The Way Of the World, by Oliver Optic.
The Parlor Stage. for private Theatricals,
The Amateur Dramas. do do.
All ew Books received as soon as published.
Jan 80. 1867 VIVA W.P. PORTER.
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For Rent

Two desirable dwelling houses with horse
barns. one 4 short distance south of Warren,
and the other on the road leading from Warren
to Miles. Terms reasonable. Apply soon, to
PHILLIP BECK.
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Lamb Knitting Machine.
}. e. BR0CKWAY, Agent.
Nov. l4.-tf. P.0.. 0~rangeTille, Ohio
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The neat Cottage House, and the sixteen acreI
of land attached, belonging to the subscriber,
situate on the turnpike. about three miles north
good as new. Good barn and carriage house,
and a good well and eistern conveniently situa.
ted. The situation of the premises Is fine and
airy. and near 10 churches and schools. Enquire
Of GEORGE PARSONS,
Feb 6, 1S6T-tf Warren. Ohio.
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Water Pine.

u. 8 and 4 Inch Water Pipe, suitable for Sew
ers, Wells and Back Door Drains. Prices low,
and Withis thereach of everybody. For sale yb
II. S. ROBBINS
Sept y 1856 If Newton Falls.
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For Sale

A House and lot in Warren. The pr enises
now occupied by the subscriber. on Liberty St,
near the High School. and but q few minutes
walk from the Court House, a very desirable
location. Enqnire at the County Auditors
Office, JAMES ID. KENNEDY.
4 eb. 5. 1867, St
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This institution, under Encouragement
of Mr.. II. o. JoHNsOS, Principal, We are
pleased to lesrn Is in 8 hourishing condi-
ton. Attention Is called to the adEsr-
tisemsnt relating to the Academy, pub
lished in this issue.
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Money Market.

February IS. 1867.
MoNEY-Stsady at soc per cent. for call
loans.
STERLING EXCHANGE-stsady at IOs5Sa
1857.
G0LD-Without decided change, opening at
1861 declined 3656 and closed at 1855.
GONERNMENTS-A shade frmer.
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Chicago Market.

FEBRUARY Is.
FL0UR-Mar ket dull and nOminally easier,
with light sales at So 1910 IS for Spring extras,
and at 5O9S % for superfne. moderate in
quiry for No. 2 Spring.
WHEAT-Quiet and Ne lower. Sales atSI 81
At opening 81 S51491 So was paid for No. /.
Spring scarce and firm at g q.
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House and Lot for Sale

I offer for sale my house and lot, containing
one acre of ground. situate in Warren. west side
Of the river. Has q good well Of water at the
door: also fruit trees. Premises in good repair,
Enquire Of the subscriber on the premises.
Feb ), St JOHN II. REITER,
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PLACEMENT.

IA Charles Z. Kistler. Plaintiff, agains
Frank X. Woodford, Defendant Before Dan.
lei Earle. J. P, Of Newton Township, Trumbul
County. Ohio. On the 18th day Of January, A.
D., 1867. said Justice issued an order Of Attach
ment in the above action. for the sum of forty
two dollars. Said cause will be heard Mach
ID, 1861, at one O'Clock, p. nj
Feb 6. 1866. 3W$ crEs KISTLER.
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DIRECTORY OF BUSINESS.

eSINbuStcT7A 1uGlpS.
Forloarding and Commission Merchant,
and Merchants SsneraHy.-J Campbell,
George E Cooper, Bronson & Warren,
S N Carter, J Harmon, Lyman, Mercer
& Co., E & L F Lyman, NJ Hudson.
PiysicianS.-Henry A Dubois, Kiddel
& Bronson, George Horton, Il Earl, J
j Warren.
TaiJors-E D Taylor, J Shell,B Gil.
BIetsadlkaLJo otris, VIM. shak-
spear, 81 Loveless.
Cabinet Makers.-George Homer &
Co., Alfred NJ P~lattenburgh. VIM. L
Mcdonald, Hall& Diamond, NJ Hayden.
Carpenters and J0iners.-Wm. Shak-
spear, Lyman King, n Watson, A Bea.
eel.
Carriage ana Wagon Makers.-Pease &
Whaley, n Griffith.
Paper Mackiaists and ManutaetUras.-
William Lstimore, Robert McCallister.
Boot and Shoe MakerS.-IsRac Allen,
j D Smith, VIM. Gaylord.
MiHiners MI NJ Huntington, E
A Sherman.
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Workers
Il Hudson, Hescock.
Tanners and Harness Makers.-John
Strannahan. Geo. Painter.
FIGURING and Sac MiHs.-Moody Paul,
To W Earl.
FeVr DeaLg.-John L Green.
Ashery.-John Sutherland.
Brass Bell ManlyaeturT.-George Col
lier.
Z SiEUerSmih-G W Mead.
TavernS.-Star Inn, Henry Carlisle ;
Madison Houss, CAspar Dull Farmers
Inn, s Humphrey.
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Local Notices.
Sensible Remark.


Local Notices Is cents per line first insertion.
ten cts. per line each subsequent iRsettioR.
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A Il

0Jobe Herbert and VIM. Herbert, partners
trading under the arm name of. / w. Herbert.
ship. Trumban county. Ohio. On the l4th day
Of January. A. d. 1867. said Justice issued al
order Of Attachment in the above action, for
the sum Of hfty-seven dollars and twelve cents.
tiee. March I'd. AID. 1867, at one o'clock p. m.
Feb. 6. 1867. Sw~ WILLIAM HERBERT'
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
RIRprr. O.. Feb. Is. 1867.

WARREN. O.. Feb. 10. 1857.
Silver. large. 12o.
mail. 1e.
TivS-TWsntiss. 1852. 1O71<.
1854. 1O5H.
1856, 1851.
seVen-Thirtiss. Qst Series) 1917.
cd and Sd SsrieO l0414.
Compound Interest Notes. 1854. lis.
1855. los.
PR0VISI0ES-Firm and in demand.
P0ULTRY-ScErce. 121<c offered.
GR0CERIES-The market remains arm and
dull. importers and Jobbsrs admit = slight ad-
vance in sugars. Goods Of all kind. are eontin-
ually,Auctuating which renders prices nominal.
WHEAT-Whits. $.4O9ss.0; Amber. $40
q 1915. Spring. No l. $40. No 2. $2,45.
OATS-0ah are firm at 45G4Sc.
C0RN-Corn dull: is selling in the ear at 45c per
bushsl.
DRIED APPLES-Dried Apples are firm at 10e.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll Butter from q to SOC.
CHEEsE-English Dairy are firm at14G15; IVES
tern Reserve in demand. at l21zc.
EGGS-EgEs SOC per doz cash. and 3e trade
Very few in market.
DRESSED HOGS-HeaVy Dressed Hos are
selling from s3se1T.
LARD-CouAtry rendered, I1@I2.
HIDES-Grsen Tie. Dry 12@15.
PoTAToES-Jersey Peach Blows 75e; Mixed.
and other grades . shade lower.
TURNIPS-White Russia are 4Oc per busheI.
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POIaRd's Magic Bilious Pow
derS.
These Powders are a sure cure for Liver CON-
plant. and all Bilious deTangemenS. They
never fail. Can be obtained at all Drug Stores,
or by mail price 50 cents,
C. G. CLARK 4 CO.,
~ New Haven. Conn.
FULLER, FIxcH& FULLER. Chicago. Gen. AFts.
Jan %, 1S67-lm 7-.--