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New-York tribune., 1872-02-15
STATE AGRICULTURAL sOCIETY-ANNUAL MEET

ALBANY, Feb. 14.-The State Agricultural So
ciety called to order by the President Richard Den
ming, the Assembly Chamber, at 12t to-day. The
port of the Executive Committee was read. 1t shows
there during the past year unusual drouth. The
wheat crop large; Spring grain showed average
crops Corn was under the average. The hay crop
better than in 1870 but considered light one The
port shows the Society to be in excellent condition The
town and county societies are also in good condition.
On motion of Mr.. Conger the report accepted.
Luther H. Tucker, Treasurer, submitted the following
report
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HOUSEKEEPERs! be sure to use DooLEY'S
YEAST light, elegant BGckwhes Cake, Wafes &C.
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RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR.

After some unDpOrtant business the usual Committee
10 nominate officers for the ensuing year was appointed
with power 60 select IL they ft the place for hold
ing tie annual fair Tie Committee however de-
cidcd 10 leave 1t 10 the Executive Committee TO select
the location.
The following officers were elected: President MILO
ingdli.De o! Washington County; FL Ncc-Prosdent
JChn d. Wiug OF New-YOr1 second Vice-PTesiGent, Ed
win Ihorne OF DuChcss; Third Daniel Doncaster OF Al
Dany Fourth, Frank D. CIdtis Of Saratoga; Fifth James
Geddes OF Onondaga; Sixth Alexander L. Deyine OF
ChemnAg seventh, Benjamin +. Angel Of Livingston;
E'ghJn, william H. Pendry Of Orleans; Corresponding
Secretary Thomas Z. Harrison Of IT, Lawrence ,.ecord
ing SeeESaIy Villain III. B0gcTt Of Cayuga; Treasurer
LutlTr ~ Iuekcr, Albany. Executive Committee
ris Lewis oI Heikmer j. w Wad5worth OF Livingston.
Adam phaye{,lr" 9f Rsnssclaer William NJ. Holmes Of
chenango, Wheeler H. Bristol Iiosa Robert j. sloaue
OF OI'gria.
This cgeling PfeeideDt Church delivered bis annual
ad1yes, 0na irc pcSiy tcctd CEcers we're Installed
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TIE Coal AND IRON RECORD, for all inter
d in aud Iron valuable reports, aud general Information
All Ne,e.ls have IL WESTERN Co.. Publishers Neg-fOTk.
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Hair as red rs the fame OF volcano, or white
"A dead mos on Florida hemok he changed 70 glorious brown
or srous acs by single application OF s Instantaneous HairDye
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BIiOOKLYN.

The Prospect Park Commissioners received
s3.7S7 last; mouth, and expended Sl76,ls1.
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reduced over two hundred millions of
dollars a year and At the same time, while
Grant has been President, more than
three hundred millions of Indebtedness
has been paid off We can feel that our
taxes have been materially lessened, and
if the ratio Of reduction should be kept
up during another Presidential term, the
real taxation Of the country will be less
than it was before the war. We are also
aware that the Southern people don't
like the laws of Congress. They say
they are unjust and wrong. Whether
the laws are right or wrong, it is Grants
duty TO execute them. This he has done
as he ought to do. Now, for the life of
US, we can't see where the fault-fnding
ought to come in. 1t is no doubt true he
has made some mistakes, but put your
self in his place. We are quite sure that
Grant will honestly say if questioned that
he has made mistakes: but who has not
Can any Of you who SO bitterly oppose
him say that you never did ? If you
should, we wouldn't believe you. Now,
gentlemen, TO sum the matter up, we are
not with you. We've heard what you
had to say. You are educated, big Drained
and all that. Politics is your trade and
you understand how to adjust and pull
the wires. You have decaimed long and
loudly. Grant has not once lifted up his
voice. But, gentlemen, let Us tell you his
deeds have been speaking for him much
louder than is possible for mere words.
To be plain, you place too low an estimate
on our intelligence. You do not under
stand US. We understand you exactly.
Ii there is one among you who is not a
personal enemy Of Grant, or who don't
want to be President in bis place, let him
step ont from the rest. None Of you dare
separate from the others for we know you
too we'll. You will ultimately find out
that we know our men every time. Grant
has earned all the honors he has enjoyed.
Beginning at the bottom round Of the
ladder his ascent was due TO his own
efolts and genius. We have always found
him the right man in the right place.
After all this, you would have.us reward
merit with di,honor and wcll-directed,
successful effort in our behalf with re-
proach. We intend to give the lie to the
aphori>m, the truth Of which you are SO
vainly striving to demonstrate, that " Re-
publics are ungrateiul." Despite your
prognostications, Grant is paying off the
public debt at a rate that foreshadows its
speedy extinction, 6ut the de6t Of grati-
tude o'ofng to General Grant by the
Amcrican peQpte ncper can be paid
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-15
GRAN AND WILSON.

The Philadelphia Convention has done
wisely and we'll No other names were
moo o;thy 10 be inscribed On the Re-
publican banner than those o. GRANT and
WILSON. and no other standud bearers
could more certainly lead 10 victory. 1t
IS unnecessary now to iecapitu,ate the
claims President Grant has upon the
country, or his personal history. The
people know it all by heart and are not
Likely to soon forget it.
SENATOR WILSON has been prominent
in the politics OF the country lor thirty
years. Though native OF New Hamp-
shire in lo12, he has had bis home in
Ma, sschu~etts since Chi dhood. lie was
poor boy learned the tIade Of shoe
making; educated himself; became a
manu- ucturer Of shoes on large scale
turned editor; was elected to the State
Legislature eight times, 10 n State Con-
stitutiona Convention once,' and four
times to the United States Senate, in
which body he has exercised much in1u-
ence. Wilson has never forgotten the
class with whom he began lile, aud the
wolkingmen have always looked upon
him rs one OF their tIuest llieuds. His
present term in the Senate will eApie in
1877 and he has aleady served fifteen
years there by the choice Of a State VII ch
is very careful 10 send men OF talent TO
the Senate. Mr.. Wilson is Il good speaker
and he has a Considerable reputation as
d writer, having contributed much to the
po itical literature of tho country. He
has boen from the first Jealous advocate
OF freedom and repub icanism, and in the
civil war he served as Colonel OF a regi-
ment and aiterwaid, as n member of
General McClelan's staff.
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EXECUTIVE MANSION,
June 10th. lS.2


To the Hon. IH0s Settle, President Of
the National ReDu6ljcan Couuelti0a.
I'rHL SrGbach aud others Qf The Ptcc
Presidents
GENTLEMEN Your letter Of this date
aivi ing me of the action Of the Cunven-
il1n held at Philadelphia on the 5th aud
9Th OF this month, aud Of my unanimous
nomination Ion the Presid 4ncy by IL, is
received. / accept the nomination, and
through YOU return my heartfelt thanks
to your constituents for this ma k O. Their
confidence and support. Ii elected in
Novem Der, and protected BY kind Provi-
dence in health and strength to perorm
the duties Of lbe high tIu,t confer red, |
promise the same Jealous devotion to the
good OF the whole people for the iutule
of my Official lie as shown in the pq>t.
Past experience may guide me navoiding
mistakes inevitable with nOvices in all
p"oIeS- ions and in All occupations. When
relieved from the Ie pon,ibiites OF my
Present trust by the election of SUCCESSOR,
whether It be at the end Of this term or
the next, hope 10 leave 10 him as Exec
utlve county at peace within its own
borders, at peace with outside nations,
with a credit at home and abroad, and
without EN- oarraSsing questions to threat
en- It's future p'O-pellty. With the ex-
preston Of desire To see a speedy heal
ing of all bitterness OF feeling between
soctl ms, parties or faces Oi citizens, aud
this time when the title OF citil shatl
carry all the protection and privileges to
the humbleat that it docs to the most
exalted, l subscribe myself very RESPECT
fuIiy, yDur obedient sel want,
U. 5. GRANT.
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so called, choose to make an issue upon
this question we have no doubt of the re-
suit. Let us have the Civil Rights bill
passed.
TESTING RECALCITRANTs.
Mr.. Butler yesterday reported the Ku-
klnx bill anew in the House, when fill
clustering Immediately commenced. A
number of diatory motions were made
and the House adjourned without action.
As opposition to the the Kuklux bill is
made distinctively party matter by the
Democrats, it will soon be settled wheth-
cr or not the Republicans who voted
against this measure Of protection to the
South, and who have been hitherto re-
lied upon as Republicans, will adhere to
this course when it is known that assist
ing its defeat is aiding the opposition.
LIBERAL CONVENTION NO. 2.
A large number of earnest workers for
the Cincinnati Convention who are dis
gusted with the nomination of Greeley
and Brown have called new Liberal
convention to meet at Steinway Hall,
New York, to-day. From the names
just published as adherents, the Conven-
ton bids fair to be of greater consequence
and to make broader breach in the
ranks of the Liberals than was at first
anticipated.
THE PHILADELPHIA CONY IGNITION
Will be very numerously attended, a
large number Of delegates and Others
have arrived in this city, and their report
is exceedingly encouraging. On the
whole, the political horizon is unclouded
and the reelection Of Grant as certain as
any future event can be.
DAVIS FOR GREELEY.
JEFF, Davis has just been announced
by the editor of the Memphis ACUianche
as coming out for Greeley. lie has
written letter to Wade Hampton de-
claring for his friend. G. III.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-15

A STEAMER has arrived from Zanzibar
with news which put the safety of Dr..
Livingstone beyond doubt. Couliers had
reached Zanzibar from the interior with
positive intelligence that Livingstone had
arrived at Ungamyembe. Stanley, the
Herald explorer, had lett that place with
letters from the great explorer, and was
near the coast.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-15

SIcKLEs, by instruction from Washing
ton, has peremptorily demanded the sur
render Of DR.. Howard by Spain, telling
that Government that if the demand is
not complied with, the President will
take immediate steps t. enforce it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-15
VIcE-PREsIDENT CeLpAx exnlains I,

VIcE-PREsIDENT CeLrAx explains to
an Indiana delegation, who recently call
ed on him in Il friendly way, that the let
ter he wrote some months ago expressing
a with to retire irOm public lie II ter the
expiration Of his present term of Office
WAS not intended for publication. This
letter was used against his nomination al
Philudelnhia.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-15

THE last hour of the session in the
House was di'graced by personal scene
between Bingham and Morgan Of Ohio.
Bingham denounced the opposition of
the enforcement act rs reasonable, and
Morgan gave him the lie repeatedly.
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md the reelection OF Grant as certain q
my future event can be.
DAVIS FOR GREELEY.

THE subjoined self explanatory card
appeared in the WeSt coast ,Signdt Of
June 5th:
EDITOR WEST COAST SGGNAL-Dear
Sir Ever since the Cincinnati Conven-
ton | find the newspapers teemlng with
the political renegadem Of certain Dem
ocrats. The question finally presents itself
to me " What is to become Of the DEM
ocratic party ?" Is it dead, or must it
suffer the worse fate Of being fused with
that hybrid called the Liberal Reform
party ?" If dead, let Democrats look tor
themselves, and choose from the candi-
dates the most deserving as well as suit
able one. If still alive, let delegates 60
to the Baltimore Convention determined
on presenting no candidates for nominal
ton save eXponeuts Of Democratic prln-
cipes. II they attempt to force Greeley
upon the Democratic party, which | pray
Heaven they will not, and accomplish the
end, that moment, as Il party, 1t ceases to
exist Tor by 50 doing they virtually make
the admission that the principles they
have SO long entertained were false ones.
Furthermore, the great body Of Demo-
Gratis would consider such action an insult,
and fail to be biased by it. Let all Dem
.ocrats, then, look upon those Of their
party who have declared for Greeley. as
traitors to the Democratic cause, and IA
such deserving the odium which is the
inevitable companion Of Il departure from
honorable principles.
n LIFE -LONG DEMOCRAT.
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TRINITY JOURNAL
E. P. L0vBJ0Y, Editor.
OUR AGENTS :

SAN FRANCISCO IL. p. Fisher, % and
q New Merchants Exchange; t'ean Co.
No 40 Montgomery street; Thomas Boyce,
50 Merchants Exchange.
NEW YORK :-lIudson & Menct, Al Park
Row Geo. ?. Rovell & Co, 40 Park Row; S
NJ. Pottingill a Co % Park Row.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-15

STEINwAY, the piano manufacturer at
New York, announces that his house will
be permanently closed, as they will not
give in to the strikers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-15

CABLE SCREW WIRE Boots and Shoes
are sure to supersede all others because
they are the most piable--durable do
not rip or leak. Try them. All genuine
goods are stamped.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-15

MAD. - Major Jack Stratmans old
"Grant Invincibes" threaten to clean
out his new Greeley (gin) Headquar-
ters in San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-15

SINCE the Philadelphias Convention it
is generally conceded that Baltimore will
indorse Greeley, but that this will cause
a formidable bolt in the convention.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-15

SENATOR fENToN has been chosen
Chairman Of a congressional committee
of Liberal Republicans to arrange for the
Presidential campaign.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-15

Two LADIES voted on election day in
Polk county, Oregon-their votes allowed
and registered.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-15

SPEAKER BLAINE lost his temper in
the last hours Of the session, and used
language toward Il member (Plattof Vir-
ginia) for which he afterwards apoogized.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-15

THE Northern Enterprise and the Chi
co Revie'0, both published at Chico, have
been merged into one, To be published by
Z. Hools and edited by W. y. DvHaven.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-15

DIR. MARY WALKER. while making a
speech from the Clerk desk during re-
cess in the House, was taken out forcibly
by the Sergeant at Arms.
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DEATHS

In San Francisco, June Sd, 1872, CARL
FREDERICK WILLIAM LANCE, native
of Germany, aged about 81 years.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-15
CUR WASHINGTON LETTER.
WAsnINGToN. May 81, 1872.

WAsnINGToN, May 81, 1872.
The heroic conduct of our sailors in the
harbor of Marseillcs where they saved a
large amount Of property from destruc-
ton by towing the burning vessel out to
sea has been tavorably commented upon
by the European press.
According to the course pursued by
Governor Palmer, Of Illinois, who, when
the Government sent two companies Of
troops to preserve order and to give the
unfortunate sufferers of Chicago all the
aid and security they could, and when
Sheridan distributed large quantities of
army blankets, our soldiers and our Gov
ernment were guilty Of and inlraction of
the State laws, and violent and most wild
were his protests against this unWaranted
interference. We would be surprised,
however, if France were to appear in Il
similar quarreisonle spirit against the in
tcrlerence with national law caused by
American sailors in a similar emergency,
to protect and save their shipping from
OtSi iIuClIO1. CT lIe CUScS uFb eiltlIGiY
similar, with this addition, that at Chica-
go our troops were used to protect tho
citizens of our own nation, at the request
of the inhabitants and the Mayor Of the
city, while in France our sailors acted
without formal request from any one,
and in country beyond our jurisdiction.
This comparison Of the two events
brings out the shameful ingrattude and
meanness Of spirit, and an anxiety to find
fault with the conduct Of the Federal au-
thorities in the most strikink manner.
The citizens Of Chicago did not deem
it an interference when the District of
Columbia taxed itself for 500 600 for their
relief, aud when millions were sent to
them by the contribution Of the citizens
Of the several States.
The time will come when Governor
Palmer will himself be ashamed of the
mean spirit Of the part which he acted in
the controversy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-15

MINING stocks are slowly recovering
at San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-15

CoNGREss adjourned June 10th, at 0
o'clock p. M.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-15

THE use of Halls Vegetable Scilan
Hair Renewer will keep the hair soft and
glossy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-15
THE CIVIL RIGHTs BILL.

We hope the Civil Rights bill which
passed the Senate aud which received the
majority vote in the House, but not the
two-thirds majority which was necessary
to take it up, will yet be passed. The
measure simply provived that common
carriers and tavern keepers shall make
no distinction on account of color, and
serve every we'll behaved traveller alike.
This is but common justice and if the
Democrats aud Liberal Repu ublicans,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-15

GRANTS ACCEPTANCE OF THE Nom
INATIos.-President Grant has formally
accepted the Philadelphia nomination in
the following .onsi5le and well conceived
letter
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-15
HURRIED ADJOURNMENT.

If the House had not agreed to rescind
their action of adjournment on the 29th
and postponed adjournment until the Sd
Of June, there would have been an extra
session called. Several measures of great
Importance must now necessarily be aban-
doncd, while the tariff and other impor-
tant Legislation will be hurried through
at bleak-neck pace, which will render
the laws unusually detective. l cannot
conceive why there has been such great
anxiety displayed on the part Of Congress
to adjourn. The first of July would have
been amply early enough to give mem
bers time to attend to their re-nomination
and recollection.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-15
THE KUKLUX BILL.

The defeat of the extension of the law
against secret political associations in the
South, in the House of Representatives
Oh Thursday, was occasoned by the de-
tection Of few Republicans, from some
of whom better things might have been
expected. AS to Blair, of Michigan, who
led the column, we may virtually reckon
him as one Of the Greeleyites who, after
long hesitation, has made up his mind to
go over to the enemy. Mr. Blair is a
gentleman Of ability and we regret that
he has taken this very strange course as he
has but few followers in the State of Mich
igan. 1t compolts with his action re-
garding the Secretary of the Navy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-15

complete assortment of the following mtr-
chandiSe, and also n number Of other useful
articles, 100 numerous to mention:
Paints, Oils, Brushes, Turpentine, Coal Oil,
Hardware, Furniture Crockory, Stoves,
Sheet Iron, Bar Iron, Mechanics
Tools of All Kinds, Table
Cutlery, Tin Ware,
Pitch, Tar,
Oakum
Rosin, Rope,
Wire, Iron Sheaves
Blocks Lead Pipe, Faucets,
Iron and Chain Pumps, IIatchets,
Saws, Axes, Lamps, Wicks, Oils, Burners,
Globes, Window Glass, Buckets, Powder, Etc.
There being connected with my business, a
TINS HOP
in full operation, | am prepared at all times
to manufacture or repair
HYDRAULIC PIPE, TEN-wARE,
Etc, upon short notice and Mt reasonable
rates. HENRY JUNkANS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-05-11
On Thursday. May 30. 1s7e.
Liberal Reform Convention.

PAEEERsBuRe. W. VA. May sh, 1872.
To TIE Ncrspapers pubiished IL CdGre.fo.rn, ". y.
Resolved. That the Chairman OF the West Nir-
ginia Delegation 20 the Cincinnati Liberal Repuo-
lean Conver zion be empowered and instructed 70
cali a State Convention at the City Of Charleston
at such time as in his Judgement may be proper,
and thathe request in such call that Delegates be
appointed irrespective OF past political Affiliations,
who accept the Cincinnati nominations and plat
FORM Cincian0ti, Noy az, lS72.
In pursuance of the above resolution, after con
sultaton with friends Of the Liberal party in West
Virginia. State Convention will be held at
CHARLESTON, on MONDAY, MAY 9th, 1872,
az noon.
Conventions viii be held in the several counties
or the State ON Saturday, the 18th instant,
for the purpose Of appointing Delegates to said
Convention. NJ. c. CHURCH,
Chairman W. Va. Delegation.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-05-11
DIED,

On the 18th April 1872, Mr. PETER LANG
Don, aged SO years Hewas worthy and much
respected citizen of this county.
On the llth day Of April last, at Point Of Rocks,
Nd, EDWARD :. BOYLE, formerly of Harper s
Ferry, aged 81 years.
At townsville, Washington County, Nd, on
the 30th ult., GARLAND b., son Of Mr. james
and Mrs Jane Lambert, formerly Of Shepherds
town, aged years.
Ia shepherds town. on The lst inst, Mr.. LEWIS
DUKE, aged about so years.
Near DuGiclls. on the oath Of April, Mr.. 10
SEPU MELVIN, aged about - years.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-05-11
NUMBER 2l,

rs THE SCENE OF EXCITEMENT in Charles
town. Th. arrival of new and beautiful Spring
STYLES Of Dolly Yardens, makes No. n the centre
OF attraction for the fashionable world. Our stock
comprises al that is useful, and We arc prepared
to offer special inducements to CG.h buyers. We
KEGS nothing but choice goods and will sell them
as low as any house in the Valley, to prompt pay
ing customers.
Wc extend an invitation TO the human family to
call and give our New Homemade Shoes 4 trial,
they surpass ANYTHING ever offered in this market
for STYLE and durability. A nice line Of Plain and
Fancy Cassimercs Ready-made Clothing, Spring
style; OF Hats, Straw Goods, &c, for sale cheap
for C1,E. TkUSSELL K LUCAS.
April y, 1877.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-05-11
GROCERIES.

4 RRIVAL Of Fresh Groceries at No. "a
n Dried Peaches, n. o. Sugar. n. o. Molasses
Nice Fresh Cheese, Soda and Water Crackers
Maccaroni, Family Syrups Of all grades, Crushed
CLARIFIED, Pulycrized aud Granulated Sugars
Rice Spices Of every variety, Rabbits Celebrated
Washing Soap Fancy Toilet Soap, Bottle Snuff
Concentrated Lye. Fine G.. 7. Teas, Chewing To
bacco, Smoking Tobacco, Queenswarc, Wooden
ware, Wiilowware &c, for sale by
april p, 1872. TRUSSELL & LUCAS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-05-11
MARRIED.

At the residence Of the brides mother, Beaver
dam. Queen Anne County, Nd, on the 30th oil
April. ls72, by the Bt Rev. Henry c. Lay, Bishop
OF the Diocese of Easton. Capt. GEORGE BAY
LOB of Charlestown, ". Va, 10 Miss LALLA l..
BEATTY OF the iormer place
On the 9Th ult, at st. Aloysirs Church, Wash
i1cton City. by the Rev Father Rocotort, Mr.
JAMES :. SMITH and Miss EMMA REED, daugh
t.r N u. G. Rood. Esa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-05-11
Shoe-1IaIeing 81 Mcnding,

Tb'HE undersigned Is conducting the Shoe-Gak-
ing business at his residence on Water street,
adjoining the dwelling Of Mr. Thos. d. Webster,
and will be pleased to execute faithfully and
promptly such work as may be entrusted 70 him.
Special attention given 90 the REPAIRING Of
Boots and Shoes. Charges reasonable.
April 20, 1872 ROBERT HUNSTCKER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-05-11

Ae'..s At>ON d. CO.. Gentlemen Mr.. Row
an lA a ,laiutld me with the formula for his
bl'..' -... hlc pleasure t0 testify t0its valua-
DIE 4-..'- lwau.d recommend itespecially 10
per- .-.' besides suffering uitl the ailments
f0- w5.L ott.rs are taken are more or less prone
to rea- h-neg disorders, for o. such l think
most q .-. t..ters .a common use must Doe exceed
in- IFt.. G. q. RICHARDSON, NJ. ID.