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Administrators Notice.

A Ill persons interested are notified
1Athatthe undersigned has been duly ap.
pointed according 10 law Administrator
Of the estate of Moses Leonard deceased.
-All persons who know themselvs in q.
debted 10 said estate are requested 10
make immediate payment, and those per.
sons who have legal claims against said
estate Sre requested to present them le-
gally proven within one year from this
date.
JOHN LEONARD, Adm'r.
OF Moses LEONARD Deceased
April 81. 1874.
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FATED To DEATn.-An Englishman
and Yankee fought a duel in dark
room lately. The Yankee, not wishing
10 have blood on his hapds, fred his Pis"
I6l up the chimney, and, TO his horror,
down came tie Eaglishman.
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Attention, Cavalry.

VNHE enrolled members of the lsl
u Com. lst squad. 2nd Brigade 9Th di
vision ofihe Ohio Militia will parade in
Georgetown on the 18Th day of NAV
next, at 10 o'clock A, NJ. Armed and o.
quiped as the. law directs, for Company
drill. JAMES SIDWELL, Capt.
lat @. lst s. 2nd B. 9lh u. o. M.
Ar,il II, 1914.
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

A LII per'onS concerned are hereby notified
N that letters Of administration on the estate
of John Pnrdum, late Of Brown county daceas-
ed, have been granted to the undersigned by the
court of Common Pleas OF Brown county. .All
persons having claims against said estate are
requested 10 present them according 10 law ;and
all persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment.
HUSTON B.ARE,
April T6, 1874. administrator.
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a na00angar on.board oC the C,ao

a passenger on.boaFd Of the Creole the
olheg evening went TO the BAT TO get a
drink, when be discovered a negro taking
ssrliesaenff horn o. asking him, iron-
jCslIg, i be did not belong ,olhQ temper
ance socisly, lha negro touched his old
bssveF submissively, and replied: "Nc
mas6s. belongs 10 Missir Ansiung."
lPseagaWs.
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Millinerv

TINE subscriber would beg leave ia
inform the Ladies of this vicinity that
she will do sll kiuds Of Millinery work in
the latesl New York fashion, at short no
tico and on reasonable terms. Flor
ence Brades bleached and demo up in The
best manner. Those wishing work done
would do we'll TO call and examine her
pattern BODnets.
MARY L.TALBOTT.
Higginsport, April ed, 1874.
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Gun Makinq and Repairing

BY the subscriber, in Augusta, n.y., on Hig
rect, hrst corner above the College.
BLACkSMITHING carried on, on the
same lots in all its various branches. Calls in
either business will be attended 10 on ths
shortest notice. New RIFLES always on
hand-warrahtSd notihfefior toany.
M. SELLS.
N. b. want quantity Of good eurlsd gun
tocks,fOr which l will give liberal price!
M. 8.
Augusta KY, June 18th, ,ls4a.
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Administrator's A Notice

AuMlnIBLrator's NOtlce.
NHE undersigned informs all perons
interested that he has been duly ap.
pointed according TO Law administrator
with the VIII annexed Of the estate of
Robsrt Simpson deceased. All persons
who know themselves indebted to said es.
tate are requested to make immediate
payment, and all them who have legal
claims sgaInst said estate are requested
10 present them duly authenticated wilh>
in one year from this date.
',A THOMAS SIMPSON. Admir-. OF
Robert Simpson dec.
April 81, 1874.
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a Wing editor says The present tariff
10 greatly bsnefiling the wool gTower.--
Tbs is queer, tOO--cOnsidsring the duty
ndSh the present law, is not half as high
on foreign -w0sl as il vas under The
cOmptOmiss act! when the Wings said
the farmers were about being ruined, ,bs'
cause il was so low.
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Senator MERRICK announces his inten
ton 10 retire from public life. He claims
n nsyS served his constituents faithfully
Snd irusts. after q service Of fifteen ysaIS
Ihal ho may claim an honorable dis
charge.
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Notice.

The undersigned will hsrsaitsr practice lawir
paFtnersbip, in the several courts Of Brown couI
" o. Theisofiee is 10 front Of the court nous
where they viii alwaysbe found, unless abseu
on Professional business. Az matters eon6ds,
70 thsiF .eaFe willie attended to with 6delit,
puspusetuallty. u ]. =, HAMER.
May O7Msls4S. -
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-05-14

MEDICAL CONVENTION OF OHIO.
The Medical Convention Of the Sla,e
Of Ohio, will hold It's annual meeting at
Mt Vernon, Knox couHty, on the fourth
dSy (2S) ef MAY, 1874.
- THOS. o. EDWARDS, Seer
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Cincinnati and West Union
Mail Stage,

By way of Madison, M il
SSEhAzs Dford, Perin's Mills. Bata'
Sf1E SNts} 4 n Ak via, Bantam, Bethel, Ha,
amersville, GeoFgstON rs
Russelville, Decatur, TO West Union. Tt
cave Cincinnati every Tuesday, ThursGa!
and Saturday at 6o'clock A. M, arriving a.
Georgetown same days and leaving next n ~
ming for and arrivingat, West Union the same
days, and back the next. Leaves GeOTgetowT r
every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, a {
A. M. and arrives in Cincinnati came days.
The proprietor oftbe above Stage route--hav
ing procured good and safe teams, with commo-
modious stages, and careful, ul,accommodating an
experienced drivers--hopes to receive goodl,
share Of public patronage.
STAGE OFFIoEs -Ci1.inneti, Nobie's Hoteh
Milford, Steel's Hotel5 Batavia, Darts Storei
Bethel, Perrno's Hotel ;G Georgetown, VIM Tcwt
ney's West Union, at Mr.. Lee's. &
J B. DAVIS, Proprietor.
NAV 90, IB40.
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A PYRAMID or EGGS.

Ills known that eggs in Cincinnati and
louisville are very cheap, three or four
.eonlS a dozen. The Louisville Banner
Says:--A fellow went into the market
house a few days since, and asked coun
tFyman the price Of legs. Being inform
cd, be said that was cheap enough,as he
Snly wanted few,and commenced COUNT
ing them out into the countrymaA's arms,
placed across his breast, for the PorPose.
He continued counting, and plling them
up, until the pile reached the vendors,
chin who began 10 demonstrate with the
purchaser. The Joke being played out
The fellow said, "Just hold on till ! get
M basket" and disappeared, leaving the
coumryman holding the eggs, not daring
to breathe, lest he should shake them
down; finally, after wearying his patience,
Be concluded 10 put them down as easily
Is possible, which he did, only breaking
half Of them.
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Plrnr. = negro Who waa calIed on q

EETnY. Anegso who waS called on as
Z siiao55 h enc Of the courts Of North
CsFolinp ladi aeek--on bssiHg examine 4
as Ia he aaiufe 6fah oaih, was asked If
n ase hSl would be Ihs consequences
hssB I'D ilsresIlsf n he pwOre to alis.-
q esld Be, sssrD Of. and no share
n kingdom"
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THH AMERICAN BOY.

.aoN fsta BY. n HEWITT
FalKsrllo0k up and see that dag,
s9os srdcsluIiy iitliesi
Tksse prsli, slriPss-lhey seem to be
"A rainbow in The skies
RItfs tbs cOuu,ry's flag my son,
And proudly drinks the light,
.o'sr ocein's vaves--in foreign climss,
saAsymbol Of our nigh.
sFs,ber-Whst fearful Roise is that,
.isLiks laundering Of the clOudsf
sWAy do the people wave their bats,
aud rush along in crowdsr
III = The voice Of cannonry,
= Ths clad shout Of the frsei
drhlSs IL .ths day 10 memory dear
STis freedoms Jubilee
QWish that IWSS now a man,
I'd dfss my eannpn ioO'
And cheer us loudly as the rest
Bnt, Father. why doRh your
Srm getting old and weak-but still
ss My hear. is big with joys
I've witnessed macy day like this
Shout 70 loud, my boy"
-As -
SHuvrah! for ftssdOm's Jubiles!
God bless our native land:
-ARd may | live 10 hold the sword
OifrssdOm in my hand"
We'll done, my boy-gfOw up and love
The land that gave you birth:
A home whsre Freedom loves to dwell
u paradise on earth
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Land for Sale or Exchange

Land for Sale or Exchange
ENWO lots containing eighty acres each
in Lenawee county, Michigan, situate
about eighteen miles from Toledo, and half a
mile from the Toledo and Aurian Railroad -
The land is istimbered with oak, whitewood, ma.
BILE and beach; and the soils rich.
Also, lot containing eighty acres in Luca.
county, Ohio. about forty miles from Toledo, in
a section settled by thriving farmers. This is
also timbered land, with rich soil.
wi sellSll or parts of tbislan on accommo o.
dating terms or exchange il for farming and il
Brown county. Forfulther information inquir,
At the Standard Office
d. P. PALMER.
Gsorgtown, Fab. q. 1a4I.
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Great sscitemeasl RemOva lf,AsDePOr
Hes, and DissOlntisa Of tke CabiaeIi
GEORGE KERANS, TAILOR.
I'D ESPECTFULLY announces 70 IN, vub,
LNlic that he has commenced the IAIIORs
ING BUSINESS on Main street, three door
south efD. Cfawferd's GrbeeTy, where be is pre-.
pared 10 serve thepubliewith any thing in. HE
line ofbusiness with nsA the6s nd prond,neS,o
Geofgetown, July 25th, lsl9
Perpetuating Testimony.
Horace Sidwell, Cob's g. Doge's heirs,
their agent or SCENTS, John Fulton Isaiah
Edgington, VIM. Davidson, josiah David.
son Edward Francis, Peter BercaW,
Andrew Fulton, Mathew Campbell
and all others that in anyway may consid.
or themselves interested,
WILL take notice that | shall a,,snd
at my residence in Jackson Town.
ship, county Of Brown and State of Ohio,
with A. Salee the surveyor Of said cam
iy on The l7th day OF J6ne neSt. Al IIo'-
clock A M. on said day, and shall proceed
to Black Oak a. 2 Hickories, NE cor.
ner OF Andrew GatewoOd's survey of I2.
90 acres No.l7sS; g. the south corner Of
Nathaniel Lamme's survey No. 1884:
thence with the south liue Of said Ga,e>
woods survey s 45,W. $50, poles eros.
sing, Eagle creek at 900. poles a branch
at 44O poles, to 8 hickores said line be.
ing in the counties Of Brown g. Adams.
on the waters Of Eagle creek. We shall
survey the said line for the purpose Of
perpctnatiDg testimony relative 10 said
line and corners thereof: that the same
may be perpeIuated by setting stones or
posts where the corners on said line are
decayed or decaying. Dispositions il
necessary will be taken 10 prove said line
and corners thereof. We shall adjourn
from time TO time as circumstances mar
require until tie same is completed, you
can attend you think fit.
April 2, 1874.
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This valuable medicine is sold in boxes, con.
tanning thirty pills, at 25 cents per box. ByD
j. Stewart. Georgetown. ..-
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TwENTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
Senate.
WAsHtnGIoN Nav % 1914

WASHINGTON, May %. 1874
Twenty-one senators in their seats al the open
ing of the session, this morning.
The Senate, alter hearing lew unlmportant re.
ports, proce. ded to the discussion of the Naval
Pension Bill, called up by MIR. Bayad. The bill
provides Tor the renewal OF pr nslons TO the widows
OF ofhcers, seamen, and manners, killed IN the
naval service. The bill has been frequently re-
newed, but has expired. This attempt is TO renew
i again. The objection TO il is, that the pension
fund has been exhausted.
Mr.. BAYARD advocated the bill
MT WRIGHT opposed il
Mr. HENDERSON opposed il. He was IN favor OF
protecting and supporting Officers and seamen who
may have been wounded or disabled; but he was
opposed TO doing anything tor Their families he
read the law, TO show that the pension fund was TO
be exclusively applied 10 " officers, seamen, and
Marines" and not TO widows.
MIR. CHoATs was in favor OF the bill, and espe-
dows or all those who have lost their lives in the
naval service. He would hold out that encourage
ment TO those who enter the naval service that his
widow should be supported.
Gov. WOODBURY. would go for bill which pro-
vides Tor the destitute widows generally but not
for bill providing for all unfortunately; because
many OF them are IN aff1uence, and need no.
thing from Congress. The fund is exhausted, and
Ihls bill puts them upon the treasury. II the discr
mination Is made, he will go tor The bill but IT Il
| Is not made, he will go against it.
Tee question was taken upon ordering the bill &c
be engrossed and read a taiTd time.
Eoans. Fl aneis Huger. Huntington. Ja'nagin johnson
Miller Pearee, Phelps Porter, IaLmadse UPham, White,
Woodbridge--20
NoEs--Alen, Atchison Atherton, Bagby, Benton,
Brecse Clayton Fairfield Haywood Henderson, Lewis,
Niles Sturgeon, Tappan, Woodbury., Wright-l6
Wings in italics.
S the Bill was ordered to be engrossed.
The Bill for the relief of the heirs of Robert Full.
ton, then called up and discussed
i3Mr. WOODBURY. was opposed to The Bill. He
said 1t upon its face Bill OF right, and not of
grace. He was satisfied that as matter of right
the hei's had no ciaim-and on that ground he
should oppose the Bill. II the Bill were altered so
az to make the largess a matter of grace he would
vote for it. He therefore moved as further con-
s,deration. TO amend, by adding " for the great
benefits conferred upon the country by the nven-
ton of Robert Fulton" On this amendment the
yeas and nays were ordered, which resulted, Ayes
2l-Nays l6, So the amendment prevailed.
The Bill was then ordered to be engrossed and
read third time, Ayes %, Nays ii.
The Bill approprating 100000 to the opening
of canal around the Falls OF ST. Mary's, at the
outlet of Lake Superior, was then taken up and dis
cussed
Up. Mt is still under discussion.
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Washington.
Correspondence IF the Herald.
WASHINGTON. Nav 29l

correspondence 81 the Herald.
WASHINGTON, May 2sth 1914.
In the matter of news, Washington is now alto
gether an importer, and not an exporter. The ex.
changes are largely against u.s. Little else is done
here but watch Professor Morse's Bulletin from
Baltimore 10 learn the progress Of doings at Con-
venton. Nothing will be done OF any interest or
Importance, until after the adjournment of the Con-
yention
Professor Morse's telegraph is not only an era in
the transmission Of intelligence, but il has origina-
Tea IN the mind an entirely new class Of ideas, a
new species OF consciousness Never before was
any one conscious that he knew with certainly
what events were at that moment passing in a dis
tant cIty-io' 100, or 500 miles off For example.
1t is now precisely IL o'clock. The telegram am
nou1ces AZ foilOwsi- e'"P" ai-
III o'elock-Senator Walker il ,o,, ,aol.;os o.
Mr. Butler upon the adoption of the ,twa.,h,, -
rule" '"o"iio
1t requires no small intellectual effort To ,soi,.
that thus Is fact that ia, and not on. ,hs, b
6esn. Baltimore - 40 miles from Washins,oa
II lsa most wonderful achievement in the ar,s
~ IS unnecessary for me follow the Profe ,-or,.
bulsIn' as your corps of reporters will keep YOU
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House of Representatives.
WASHINGTON, May %, 1874
No business of Importance transacted to-day.

NOTICE TO MARINERS Department OF State,
May 9th, 1S44-IDformaton has been received
from our Consul at Naples that the Military Mole in that
habor has been prolonged that its
the direct line which vessels have been in the habit OF
taking from the great entrance oeca grand Of Capri to
the Lghthousn the Moe and they should be careful to
avoid the new obstacle thus created.
LIGHT Cork LEDGE, HARwfCH HAIR.
BoUR.-Trnity House. London, April H. 1874 Notice il
hereby given that in compliance with the request OF the
merchants ship owners masters of vessels, and other
persons interested in the navigation OF the east coast
England, this Corporation has caused Floating Light
Vessel to 10 prepared for exhibiting Light TO the
Cork Ledge, off Harwch Harbour; and iare to
observe that bright Revolving Light will be exhibited
on boarl the same on the evening OF Wednesday, the first
May next-and thenccforh continued every night from
sun set TO sun RISE This Light Vessel which has been
already moored at her station lies in A fathoms at low
water spring tides, and with the following marks and
compass bearings The s. w. land well open off Har
wien Maze, s. w. by w W.; Walton Martello Tower
just open North OF the East Martello Tower w. ~.
Buoy, N. W. by W j W; Andrews Buoy w by N N
Inner Ridge Buoy, w. N; Rough Buoy, s. F., / f.
Cutler Buoy h. N f.
~ B-The Cork Ledge Buoy will be continued at it,
usual station until the exhibition Of the hit the LIST
May aforesaid after which it " i'll be taken away.
BY order, j. HERBERT. Secretary.
Sales OF Stocks AT Philadelphia.
FIRST B,Aap May 29-474 shares Wilmington RR o.
states Bank ~; $40 900 Wilmington IS 1855 ST.
10 exp SIS 800 Ches and Del SIS 1856 62 B shares Union
bk Tenn 81; 5do Bank Penna., 27o do Phil & Trenton
Naiiroad no; ti20 do irard Bank Ia so do do hal IA
shares Grand Gulf IL; 81 shares do Lehigh 49,
s do 1871; 80 do Norrstown RR 8; SAO0 City Elves 1867
3 S2278 various state Skies 81 shares Philadep his
Bank lo5; 30 do Vick,burg Bank u; $500 Navigation
6 1868 80 Sl99 MOrtg Loan 70; $1,000 Lehgh iS44
10 500 Wilmington IS; $4,000 Illinois Dollar Bonds SO
SECOND Bo.so 2sh-25 shs Lehigh l23; $2o00 Lebgh
ISL 4s $4,000 state So b3i 30 5000 90 W 81 $4,000
Ches and Del Canal 20; GJard Sank b5i la4 100 do
Reading RR 2s1 B Penn Bank 26s
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An attempt then made go into election for Presi
dent but tins opposed States were not prepar
ed So the Convention adjourned TIL half past three
O'Clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The instant the Convention met again the names nj
Van Buren,, Cass, Johnson, Buchanan, Stewart and
Woodbury. named for candidates and the
immediately proceeded TO vote, without losing
The State of Maine her vote for Martin Won
Buren, and on for Levi Woodbury. This was spokeu
aloud and repeated from the hair
IA TINS way the seven baiioings had, the result
oil winch sent you last night After the third ballot
there were two three motions to adjourn but they
vereoudiy voted down.
As soon as the 9TH ballot was announced
MT john X MILLER OF Ohio, rose and said" Mr.
Chairman, have resolution in my hand-very impor
tant represent 10000 of the democracy of Ohio-~th
resolution
Cries Of Read it--pr sent it.. read.-eo op,
He read IL thus
Resolved That Martin Van Buren, having received thu
vote oil majority OF the delegates In this en,ion on
the frat ballot is elected the nominee for the flee o
PRESIDENT OF the Unitsd States.
Alter this read there such a scene of noise
ana confusion and rowdyism, for time you never
saw nor either hundred jun ped TO the door at
onoe-msny tried 10 speak-the chair cried ORDER
Miller shouted away at the top OF his vocelond cries all
round the house of Chair order Question go on hear
him, sit down, take your seats, order why the devil
don't on sat down y and all oil great MANY
elderly gentlemen left room because it looked very
much as II there would be fight all round, and a very
The Chair told Miller that he and his motion were both
out oil order.
Up rose somebody named Hickman in the midst fthe
inmate snera Andrew Jackson of Tennessee as cand.
dale J move he be the unanimous candiIate-C owen.
tion-Presdency (Roas of laughter and great
ing Miller sill kept talking and got on the benches
tainej) ~ Nv ~N>'
H'cKN.N.-why not; / should like to know. forea,
laughter)
Mr. Benjamin Butler tried get Miller to sit down
ne Hos called Butler to order Miller appealed rom
tns decision OF the chair The disorder was now at its
nsgat Ths Chairman called Miller to take his seat
Loa cries oil SIT o,der-i say he has
ITO On- ham -lxe.n
your sea'-and such scene of turmoil and sw saing
occurred before this side the grave It Tom
Rrche's sweat house into 6ts.
At last Mr. Samuel Medary (of tho Ohio staesmanr)
rose aud ortended the Chair.was wrong
MIR. M'NULrY Clerk Of the House of Representatives
rose and took the same ground
The CHAIR said the rules required two-thrd vote to
rescind thum and therefore the motion of order
Nc NULrY put his appeal from this decision in wr.
ug and as there was SO much bad feeling and hot blood
thu convention then adjourned in great Confusion.
IL is said conftenty that Cass OF Buchanan will
be chosen this forenoon
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uous HAIR hguring part OF otherwise beautiful f.
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iscolorntion To YOU skias-this
ing the tested Doctors Office doubts
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waller street hrst from the Of Broad
pe bottew here be had the following articles all wac
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Children ID alayng al aud chang its prone ties are
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Goumpa's Hair Dye will change red gray ha,r to beau
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Gouaons Bian' dbspagle Sp tnish Whi gives puse
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om al inorous ngredients and entirely snnihatng
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TO RESTORE, BEAU1lFY AND DR. i;SS
THE HUMAN HAIR
TO ACTUALLY FORCE IT'S GROWTH,

Th1A LBOTTLE S-THREE sH1LLfNGs.
TO THOSE who have used Jouess Coral Hair Restorative
know IT. excellent quass: those who have not we say
tha 'he fact OF selling shifting bottles prove the uu
Of our state ,entand that afraid Of pcrs0ns yg
small 9uanntyoi hrs We warrant ii to possess ene following
Qualities:t will force the hair prt VIII
intended hair grow stop fai,uk off Scaf
paudIun, and make aht red grey hair dark For
deed the economical SUPERIOR article made for ts
haif
oId-rries g. or shillirgs hoe-at the sign of tho
American Eagle. 81 Chatham street. New York; 39 Fulton a.
Brook lyn Stats street, Boston, Ledger BuidinQS Pha
delphia, ~ King ssrest, ChSfiestou D. q. ma imsee