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THE DEMOCRATIC NORTHWEST, THURSDAY JULY 14,1831. THE NORTHWEST. Ta ""-- ill i lak, i NEWSPAPER DECISIONS 1. II )w atare has eaprr Hmmm Ua..d, he Mat s all aerial .a, or Ik pahuahar b) com has to aaa4 a umi pemaw la aiaila, d enU IUtaUiaow,ibua U paper la take tram t erase er ao. ' a. Tha aeania hen dadoed that nfnatag W taka Baaaaaaara aad prtkxllcaJe froea the enae-oaVe, or rwonug aa4 tearing thraa aaeaUnt for, la prim I aatf arajtaana a( Inuartoaai fraud. New Advertlaamant. J.C.Saar Local. Ju. O.Ilaly-Prubala Notice. W. W. rraaee Boots aad Mhoea. B. L. Eaaaa-Hostoa to Contractor. J. T. Waat k Co Judical. Parrlaa Crawford-Diaaolatloa Notice. A. X. W lllard- Admiiitttnton Notiea. TOOTHACHE. To have it oat or aot thai Is tha queetloo ; W bather 'tia better for the Jawa to auffer Tha pang aad toroenU of an achlnc tooth, Orto take steel against a host of troubles And by extracting, and thorn t To poll to tag Mo more ; and by a tog to raj we and Tha toothache, and a thousand natural Ilia The Jaw ta heir to tie a oonrammatlou Devoutly to be wlehed. To pull to tug To tug! perchance to break ay, there'a the rub; For In that wrench what agonic may come, When we hare half dlalodged the stubborn foe, Must gtre a pause; there's the respect ' That makes an aching tooth of so song a life ; For who would bear the whips and stings of pain. The old wife's noatrum, dentists contumely, The pangs of hope deferred, kind sleep delay, When he kimself might his quietus make For one poor shilling? Who would fardels bear, To groan and sink beneath a load of pain, But that tha dread of something lodged within, The linen twisttd forceps, from whose pangs Mo Jaw at ease returns, puzzles the will And makes It rather bear the ilia It has Than fly to others that It knows not oft Thru dentists do make coward of us all ; And thus the native hue of resolution Is sicklied o'er with the pale cast of fear; And many a one irho-e courage seeks the door With thia regard his footsteps turns away, Scared at the name of dentist. The Male a Boy's Composition. The mewl ia an anermul which wus born after Noer built the ark. The ri noeerus was in the ark, bat there ain't no account of the mewl being there, an I guess he wusn't, 'cos he would 've bruised around in it an' made trouble. Noer landed on Mount Arerat, but if the mewl had been in the ark there ain't no telling where Noer would've landed. The chan ces are he would've been kilt by the mewl, 'cos a mewl don't like to be cooped up; it ain't in his cater. Mount Arerat is a big hill in tho Holy Land, and there Noer turned loose the unerkorn an' the lamb, an' the liuns roared. If I ain't wrong, Mount Arerat was the place where the profit Eliger flew up in a blaze of fire. Sum boys who go craw fishin' on Sunday call the profit Lige. I've got a dog named Lige. He is a brindle bull-dog and won't back down for a cirkular saw. Dad bought him from Jim Jones's ' unkle. Jim Jones's grandma ia hip-shot, an' wears a plum- colored glass eye, an' shouts at camp meetin's. Dad bought tha dog to keep the niggers outen the watermelon patch, jn' it's wrong to call the profit Ligo. fNiatLbojrs ain't got na -respect for the profits no how. I'm the head in my Sunday-school class. Deakun Smith owned a big roan mewl, an' he had a wart on his lee an' a Roman nose. A man named Wilkins who loafes around tryin' to get on kurriner's juries tole Dea kun Smith to pull a hair outon the mewl's tail, and tie it round the wart, an it would come off in two days. Deakun Smith pulled the hair outen tho mewl's tail. Doctor Jimson ses that Deaken Smith won't be able to pass the contribu shin box fur two weeks. He wus kicked through a bord fence in the stummick and fell in a was' nest biggor'n a door mat. Dad tolo Widder Spriggs that he would rather work in a powder facktory than fool with a mewl's tail. Dad has handled mewls. He ses that a mewl and a savings bank won't do to tru3t no way you can fix it; that a mewl will let you ride him thirty years to git a chanco to fall off a bridge with you. Never let a mewl with lots of white in his eyes point his tail at e-our head. Dad Bes it ain't safe, an' Lwon't miss it3 aim once in a thousand. The best way to hitch a mewl in a waggin is to hire a nigger. A mewl has to git iid an' dust to eit away with a nieirer. rThey are kin, somehow." The Missury mewl 18 an Ameriituiiiiauiiunun, uunue Spanish mewl kin telerskope his nine liees an' is a perferk .tornader when he gits mad. You kin tame the mild Ben goil tiger, but, keep away from the spanisn mewi. .. s .-' The goto is next to the mewl for mean ness, an' the mewl can't be beat, Wise Savings. They also serve who only stand and kvait. Milton, . Who has not mastered himself, by vhom can he not be overcome? Bossaet. The call to religion is not a call to be better than your fellows, but to be better ban yourself. Let men laugh when you sacrifice lesire to duty, if they will. You will lave time and eternity to rejoice in. No man need be anxious as to when or Low he shall die, it he is sufficiently ani ons about how and where he lives. i-Cfilden Rule. "... . ' '.. . . . Till religeon Decomes cne aesire or tiur hearts, it will not become the busi ness of our lives. Most of the beatitudes which inunue compassion pronouncea have the sorrows of earth for their sub iect but the joys of Heaven for their completion. can uivm. Short Breath- : : n. Bortle. Manchester, N. Y., was t-MiMad with asthma for eleven years. .Had been obliged to sit up sometimes ten jr twelve nights in succession. Found 1 Tmiat relief from Thomas' Eclec tic oil, and is now entirely cured. For .Aay fwtaoa waoatksa a TV" fwwtattr Vas aaothwe or kkar ha l subaeritel or soa-a gale by J. ur Twe OU I.ha.ltn.u. '.'Some folks seem to thisk this ia warm weather," observed old Lsady Wotbw pooD to old L'ncle linkinbotham, at the two old iahabtt&nU stood before) a ther mometer that rfgia tared ninety is the hade. Vears to me twaa worse than i 1 ... u. ' . U. A heap worse." assented old Cncle Linkinbotbam,M but that wasn't as bad as the May of 'twenty-two. You remem ber bow the tin roofs melted sod ran off the) houses, and we bad to caui ew rough t steel umbrellas through the strata?" " -Deed 1 do," replied Old Daddv W others poon, mopping his vwage with some anxiety. "I was oat hunting: that spring, and we had to carry our powder in Ducaets 01 water to keep it from going off prematurely. Wasn't that the spring ine nsms mea on live nogs ana tne Dills melted off the snow birds?" "The same sprint-" said old Uncle Linkinbotham, "I know I was off fish ing at Long Island Sound, and tha heat generated the water into steam so as to blow our boat clear over into the woods. That month was pretty warm,for I re collect now the forests out back of East New York melted down, and I had a stream of melted kindlings running right through my farm. One of mv bovs took a swig of it by mistake, and when he died in the fall, we found him chuck full of splinters. Killed him." . "les, yes," murmured old Daddy Wotherspoon. etreamine at every no re. "We fused to hang meat and vegetables down my well, and they were cooked in ten minutes by the watch," and the an cient gentleman regarded his antagonist witn some mumpn. - "We tried that, said old Linkinbotham, "but the heat melted the wires the grub was hung with, and the works of the clock run all over the floor, so we couldn't tell how long it did take to cook, and we used ice water to do our b'iling with." "Where'd you get your ice?'7 demanded old Daddy Wotherspoon, tying a hanker chief around his head to keep his ears warm. "We just poured the water on the fire and the fire was so much cooler than the atmosphere that the water froze in a min ute. That's how we got our ice. Don't you want a drink to warm you up?' "If we can et a little good old brandy, I'd like it," replied old Daddy Wother spoon, with pale lips and clenched fists "I'll take some proof brandy." "Come along, then," retorted old Uncle Linkinbotham, contemptuously. "You may be able to stir your blood with that tipple, but this weather and the recol lections of May, 'twenty-two, makes me want some hot spiced rum and a fur over coat. To-morrow I'm going to put on extra flannels." And the two old liars almost killed themselves that afternoon with hot drinks rather than admit that the al mighty could do things as well now as tie did when they were boys. Brooklyn Eagle. They have queer hens in Licking county, O. John Eodyback, a farmer, has one. It laid an egg larger than a goose egg. It had two yolks and anoth er egg insido of it. The inside egg was also clou Die. . A Hancock county girl stuffed the arm of an old coat with hay, placed it around her waist and sat near a window in the soft twilight ofa sweet June Sunday even ing. The other girls in the neighbor hood oi r maiey are dying witn envy. THE MARKETS. Grain Market. N-OJOSWiir; Ohio, ' July I Corrected by H.H.Vockett Bro.1 Wheat New No. 1 Wheat New No. 2 Wheat White .,...... Com per ewt..v... J, tm, mtim Rye and Oats .ji Favorite Flour per sack Napoleon Mills xxx per snt'lt.. .... Napoleon Mills xx per8ack.. Vocke's x per sack Napoleon Favorite Flour per bbl...y. Napoleon XXX Napoleon XX ..... Rye Flour per sack Buckwheat Flour per sack ". Bolted Meal per sack Bran, perewt OatB and Corn Chop per cwt New York Salt per bbl Screenings Chopper uwt.... BuckWheat , Michigan Salt per bbl Buckwheat Brand per bushel Ear corn at distillery perlOOlba Ear corn at Alillper 100 lbs ., 13,1881 1 13 1 07 . 6 S3 4 80 1 85 1 75 1 65 7 40 7 00 S 60 . 1 60 30 75 1 00 I 25 41) 65 1 25 Flour. Feed and Grain. rCorrected weekly by J. B oiler ft Co.l White Wheat Wheat, No. 2, Ked Rye 1 07 1 13 60 60 Corn per cwt...- Oats Barley .v.r. .................... Buckwheat.... '......'.......'.......... Patent Flour persack.. 33 1 00 1 S5 1 60 1 00 1 25 30 90 a-ouersHoine Trade lour per sack EoUer'B Dog Leg Flour per sack. Rye Flour persack Bolted Meal persack.. .... .... Corn and Oats Chops per owt...... ........ Bran per cwt i Salt per bbl White Lime Water Lime Kaleene Plaster 70 1 25 100 1 75 2 60 30 7 00 85 Plaster Hair per bu Blacksmith Coal per Ton Buckwheat per sack .'. Clover Seed 4 00 Provision Market. Corrected weekly by H, E. Cary. Apple, green, per an ........$ 3548 Apples, dried per lb 3o Beeswax WiM Butter 10,12 Eggs per dozen m 10 Feathers, Live (ieeee 65(880 Honey 812 Lard 1014 Onions per bu.... !.001.4O New Potatoes IS&l 00 Beans per bu 12501 76 Salt, CoarseRock, per bbl.... . 2 10 Salt, Common, per bbl 1 25 Salt, Fine Table, per Back............... 1020 Beet.trontquarter Judt Beef, hint! quarter 58 Chickeus,live4u. dressed 45 Turkeys.UreSc dressed C7 Ducks 25 Qeeae each 40 Toledo Market. Toledo, O., July 13, 1881. Amber wheat sales 500 bn llBVic. 5000 bu 120c. No2red3alos 100U bu UOHo: 1000 bu do : 1500 bu do ; 5000 bu 100c ; 1500 bu do. 1000 bu do. 80UO bu do. sou bn new I17'4c, 1090 bu do U7c. 2000 ha 125c. S July-luoObullOXc. 8 Auiiust 1000 bn U4,i,o. 5000 bu 114c. 5C00 iii"5c gusij ou ao; ouuo ouao; 2000li4c 5Uuo au ao; SOOObudo. S.September 5060 bull4'5c; 3000 bu IH'.c 5000 du ao; ouuu ou ao; auw du ao; www du ao; 2uuv du U4. 5000 bu 11410 2000 bu 114510 5000 bu 114ic. S. Octobor 15000 bu 115J(o, 1000 bu Uo, 10000 bu ua'c, cuiu du uec, ouw Du do. S. thu Year 6000 bn 1 14c. 10OS bu 1140. No. 3 red sales lOOObu new 113c; 1600 bu do, 1,' 6IM ba du. Com sales 1000 bu hich mixed 50o. 500 bu do. 1600 bu do; 2000 bu Zlo. 2 49c. 1000 bn rejected 484c, 1000 bu 49i9oU000 bu rejected 48Hc 1000 bu 48' jc; 1500 bu 43Uc, 1500 bu do, 1000 bu damaged 44C. , 8. July 5006 bn UKa. Oats aales, 800 bn No. whlto S0?4o; 1500 bn do, noil du no. z ,Kc, buv on rejected 33c. 8. AugustrHJOObu 29c. Saltat Mtchloan agener. 1.10. No.2Bed8.-Slesl00"0 bu 1167Jc; 2000 bu 118& c. 10) bu l!6o. 8. September 1000 bn 114U6, 5000 bit lllc, 1000 bulMc. . S.October-4000bull6i e: 1000 bu 115.1c; 2000 bu Wi ?H. 8. the Yer 6000 bn 114 H c ; 6000 bn do. Corn S. July saleB 8000 bu No. 2, 494e, 8. Au(tuet-100Obu45Hc 35000 bn 49,'$c. 10600 bu 49'i 4 je. Hellers M Wears efarla hla sprluf an Brussels, Extra Super, Ingrain Ws han o-nv 10 diaamo pettarne and n feet PRICES kmiaj boaMln Tatalo. It will b to th tdrnt.v of tn sauea mm Oil Cloths and Exnssel Lamlercpins and Lamberqnin Cretonn, A large Tartety. These goods are kept aa speculate In connection with our usual supply of DRY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, STRAW HATS, Wc aim to keep the best usortment of goods in town TAKE IT -TIIAT H. F. Harden & Co. Do now intend to make the moat attractive dUvIay of SUMMER GOODS Ever seen In Napoleon. We are going to offer such a son on wnom cne lease warm weaucr naa wo BufjuveBi. cuoub, vmm uuu hiuwuiuik at uur ywx uw, will make him or her aa delightfully cool as though they ere sojourning among tha coolest mountains. We are prepared to sell an unlimited ammount of all kinds of SUMMER DRESS GOOD8 ' SUCH AS ' Bunting, plain and Lace, American and Francii Lawns, a beautiful supply of Light "Weight Ca3hmere and fancy Ginghams. As usual you win find our Stock replete with all SEASONABE DRY GOODS, And from cow until alter harvest we ere R0iE(7 to make some uaeroeiitional good, bargain. In men lioniiig our Clothing and Shoe I))artiuents, It is no W16 bra whi we soy that they can not be excelled by any ode In town, and we would respectfully urge all wanting bargains ill these goods to jee un I.efore buying, f i . ltcesectfnlly, 1 ; .. H. F. NORDES & CO. FARMERS ! FALL IN LINE i'orall kinds of Machine Oils, Harness Oils, . Paints, Oils and Varnish, Pure Paris Green, White Hellebore for Current Worms, Pure Drngs and Medicines at bottom prices Call at KJNEELAUD'S Drug Store. WANTED. 500 CORDS PEALED BASS WOOD. The nndersignod will pay 82.50 cash per cord for Pp1m1 Bass wood 4 feet 2 inches long. Must be de livered at Factory in Liberty Center. myl9-8t uuuliwijm is ivuutiu To Nervous sutrerers-Tne creat European ifemear-uri f. d. ouiip- son's Specific Medicine. Ttiaanosltive cure for Spermatorrhea, Seminal Weakness, Irapotency, and alldiaeasesresultiuK from Self-Abuse, us Mental Anxiety, Loss of Memory, Pains in Hack or 8ide, and diseases that lead to Con sumption, Insan itv and an early griive.TheSpecinci Medicine is being need with wonder ful Buccees. Pamphlets senti free to all. Write for them and get full particulars. Price. Specific, $l.uu per package, or six packages for 5.00. Address all orders to No. 108 Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Sold in Napoleon by J. C. Saur and all druggists everywhere. JauliMyr Notice to Contractors, SEALED proposals will be received by the Building Committee of School District No. six (8), Waah inuton township, Henry county, Ohio, until noon. July 16th, 1881, for building anew story upon School HOUSe 111 saiu mauic, ui u.o tiuqvi ..caui, ingtospeciacattonsonillewith tho township Clerk or juuuuig uujuu..cv. Each bid must contain the name of every person interested and must be accompanied by a certain guarantee of some responsible pereon that if the bid be accepted a contract will be entered Into and the performance of It properly secured. The committee reserve the right to reject any and all bids. All bids must he sealed and deposited with the Building Committee. I J. W. GALLAGHER, Committee A CHAS. H.HANCHJSTT, t. W. DUBBIN. June 1, 1381.4t Health is Wealth. Dr.E. 'C. West's Nerve and Brsin Treatmentj a specific for Hysteria, Diaalness, Convulsions, Nerv ous Headache, Mental Depression, Loss of Memory, Spermatorrhoea, Impotency, Involuntary Emissions, Premature Old Age, caused by overexertion, self ahuso or ovor-lndulgence, which leads to misery, de cay and death. One box will cure recent cases. Each box contains one months treatment. One dollars box or six boxes for five dollars ; sent by mall prepaid on receipt of price. We guarantee six boxes to cure utT ctuie. With Muih ortlar received br US for six boxes, accompanied with five dollars, we will send the nurchaser our written ffnarantee to return the money if the treatment does not effoct aonre. Guar anieesissued only when the treatment is ordered di rect from us. Address JOHN C. WEST & CO., Sole Proprietors, 181 and 183 W. Madison St., catia aa. 111. Sold bv D. J. Humnhrev. Nauoleoo, Ohio. JosephGatee, Wholcenlo A)?erit, Toledo, O. jlylUyl I BXJTOBB. UTSB. SPRIG- GOODS aaaaaanylaife aidTarM etnek of Cotton Chain and Hemp Carpets safe la earing thai the atjrlM ire a grod and Use AS LOW ny m vUkisf earrU to w oartfock. Wo hm extra ivg uar gs Rugs, Window Curtains, CLOTHING ETC. and are tberff oi oonfldent that w can alwayv pleaae. JXMIWCUIUJJ. S. M. & M. E. HELLER. n UL variety of taira, Linen and Straw Goods, that the pe Road Notice. NOT' fcaUiernby rivpxi tht a petition wil. be pre sentwlto the CommlBeiouers of Henry county, at tlPirnexteeaBion September, A.D.. 1881t praying for tho location of a county road on the following line, to-wit: Beginuintat the quarter post the section line between section twenty-three (28) and twenty-four (24), in Pleasant township, and running thence due eastou the half () section line through eoid section twenty-four (4), and eighty (80) rods or far enough to intersect county road running north and south, on the half () section line of section nineteen (19) In Marion township, and there to termi nate. VITUS KLEIN, Principal Petitioner. Napoleon, 0., June 9th, A. D., 1881. junelli-dt Hw on ulr) and dnrlntr tha season, nrftt-cJaan ICxoimsruN Tickkts, from Chi.atro antl locnl poHt$. to DEN VER, COLORADO SPRINGS, and PUEBLO, AND SETXTRN, bynix (tl) DirvERUNi noirTic, at womier ftitly low rate. Thw tlrkfti will in goofl Koing west within nrten (l.V aayit from Hafr of . tuiitto reiurt unril O'-tiiher Mlu folluwiiitf. PiiUniaii PaliuM- far am run 1 this Cmnniiny. fro!i CHICAK t COUNCIL BLUPF9. TOPBKA n KAWSAS OITV, runnlmr wit but on- L'ha-u''' ur "'us to DJ3NVB ivl i-UJiiJi O. ICulnrf Cum are i tjwht-'ti To all ihmtt ::;iius, in will' iliio priw i" i't tify-Uv'i cr-nt. For rates, jrthor Information. mil eieu,it Mhi o" Uniteii I atll?.'):, i .'ii.d.r. anl't t I ..' I aiut' myl9'8I-3m THE MAN. WHO SPENDS MONEY For advertising in newspapers in these times without iirat obtaining an estimate of the coi-t from Geo. F. Howell & Oo's Newspaper Advertising Bureau, No. 10 Spruce street. Now York, ia likely to pay $10 for what might be obtained for J5. Such estimates aro fur- nuueu 10 an applicants gratis. Send 29 cants ror 1W1 page pamphlet, with list of newspaper rates and ref erences. A. A. THOMAS, Corner Ninth andF StreetB. Wash ington, D. C, attends to Pension and Back Pay, Bonuty Claims collected.' Contested Land Claims. Mineral an -Agricultural, attended to before the De- parunenioi me interior anil supreme court. L,ana Warrants, Lead Scrip, and Additional Homestesdk pnrcnaseu ana soia. tf flCAH KIU ALkTHEEtlBjC n 'Mi iIiWtiI DON'T FORGET THE Cheapest Grocery ouse ! IN . NAPOLEON, SHASTEEN Bros. have Jurt recelTed one of the Largeat and Best slocks of Groceries, Provisions, Glass and Queensware ! ever brought to Napoleon. They have Salt Flab of all kinds which they will sell by the pound or ke&al1- Smokfd Ham aad Dried Beef aad Everything asaally Kept la a First-CU wrucrrj more. ia8n ram ror They are alao Seii I m The eaulest and beat running machine aold In Napoleon. If vou want a food machine and one that will Bive satlefactlon give them a call. Don't target tha place, opposite the "Northweat" office, Washington Subscribe for the Campaign "NORTHWEST T Only Send in ROOK BOTTOM PRICES! ON Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs,"' Wall Papers, Curtains and Fixtures, Lamp Goods, Pure Drugs, Perfumes and Toilet Articles Blank Books and Pocket Books. AT KNEEL AND'S Drug Store! N. B. These goods are all New, First-Class and Latest Styles. NEW IFIPtlvtf: WILSON & MUSSER, Successors to J. F. Theek. In Miller Bros. Block, South Side of Iron Canal Bridge, Would respectfully aoHouncc to the citizens of Henry irad adjoinim; comities that they have bought out the stock of J. V. Tneekand thnt they are now receiving a full assortment of all kinds of furniture to which we invite the public to call and examine for Uicmnelvcs. Our expenses are ,vcry small, which will enable us to sell goods at very low prices, as we are buying oJl our goods for net cst'h and will sell foi Cunu Only, lu aUUluou 10 our c uniit,uiu hbuuy.. a truttMtl invntlnn flACnrpfl t.r n. Is Oreeff's corpse can be kept In a good state of preservation for two weeks Unrina the hotes't season of tho year. We have a fine hearse which la always at the service of the public. We have also secured the service of Mr.Thock, who will be happy to ottend to the wants of his old customers and as many now ones as will mako it convenient to call. Furniture manufactured to order; also all kinds of rcpalrlne done to order In a workmanlike manner and cn short notice. ueciHio Notice to Contractors. SEALED proposals will be received at the efflea of the Clerk of the board of Education, of Napoleon township, Henry county, Ohio, nntil 13 o'clock noon, on the Hud day of July, 1HM, for building a brick school house in sub-district number eight, of said township, according to the plans and specifications on file in said office. Each bid must contain the name of o7ery person Interested in the same and be accompanied by a suf ficient guarantee of some disinterested pernon that if tha bid ia accepted a contract will ba entered Into and the performance of it properly secured.. The bid for each kind of material called for by the specifications must be stated separately and the price of each given, add the price, of, labor must alao be separately stated. Nona but tha lowest responsible bid will be accepted and the board may reject all bids. By order of the Board of Education. JAMES P. BAC1AN, Ck-rk. Napoleon, O., June 4, T851-4 ail avinas orioaatry rrouace. a agents for the janeao-u Names. 2STEW GOODS, uuu. uuu ui j uui-i knutus uuunn, Mile Vomns ana uasxeis oi an Kinas, Shrouds, Burial Clothes, etc.. Patent Cannnv Pooling nnnrrL hv fhf. nan nf vhU a lUispectiuiiy, WILSUri a MUSSES. CRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE. TfUDI MARK Tho Groat En-TRAD! MARK gusn Kemeay. An unfailing cure for . Beminal W e a t nesG, Spomuttor- fjjt' i" rhea, Impotency, m ana un ureases S that foUow as a ' M w sequence of Self- man IT. Aonee; as Loss nf Motnnn. IItiI. rIITARI.Tr..l Laasitade,Ami TAIIH. Pain in the Back, Dimness of Vision, Prematura Old Age, and many other DiaeaseB that lead to Insanity oje Consumption and a Premature Grave, tST'I'all particulars In onr pamphlet, which we de sire to send free by mail to every one. ITThe Sped rlo Medtoine is sold by all druggists at $1 per package, or six packages for $$, or will be sent free by mail on receipt of the money, by addressing THE GRAY MEDICINE CO., Sold In Napoleon by P. J, Humphrey and all drnRgiata everywhere,. Jiml3-'3i!y