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February l6, 1914

TIE STATE OF OHIO
CARROLL COUNTY
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
Vacation after October Term A. D. lS43
Henry Daniels anu0
MnrsaIet Daniels
his wife. 10 Partition
US.
Barbara Long, et ais
Frederick Lurg, Martin Long. Joseph
Long, ANDREW Loug, Elias Long and
Mary WorsleI lntermarIed wuh Joseph
WorsleI, all Of said Carroll county Ohio.
and John Long of The State Of fennes
see, and Barbara Long, widow Of George
Long deceased, of Carroll county, Ohio,
will take notice, that petition was filed
against them on the 9th day oil No
vember A d. lS43, in the Court oI
Common Pleas OF Carroll county aud
State Of Ohio, by Henry DAME and
Margaret Ann Daniel his wife, and ls
now pending-wherein the said Henry
Daniel and Margaret Ann Daniel his
wife, demand partition of the following
real estate IN said county Of Carroll TO
wit: The Sonth Fast quarter of section
twenty three (23l in township sixteen,
Q6) of range SIX, (6;) and The Moth
East quarter of seclIon twenty four (24)
in township fifteen (I5J # range five t5)
containing iD all three hundred and Iwen
ty (320l acres more or less, aud at The
next term oil said Court, application will
be made by the said petitioners for az
order that partition be made Of said prem
ises, &c.
E. R. ECKLEY, Au'y
for Petitioner
NRAH
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The FAMILY DIRECTOR:

Designed as a help tO those
who are supplying them
selves in whole Or in part
with W OOllPn Goods Of
their own manufacture.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-08

THE STATE Of oEllo.t
CARROLL COUNTY.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
Vacation after October Term, lS43.
Thomas James, zen
Us. 10 Partition.
Samuel Smith, 1t ais
SmUel Smlh, John Smith, Henry
Smith, Jacob Smith end Michael Smith,
Of the county o( Carroll, Slate Of Ohio,
Diniel Smith, lsrael Sell and CalhaTine
sci his wife, Of lbe county of TUscaroW-
as, IN the state Of Ohio. Findia, LappIn
and Margaret LappIn his wI,, oI the
county OF Seneca, ONO, john NJ StuIt
aud Mary SIul MS vie, Of Sisrh county,
ONO, Samuel Brown and Charlotte
Brow hts VIE, OF jackson county OHIO,
and Samuel s, rpfer, Sarah Shpf fer,
Flodlay Shatfsr, Mary Eve Shaefiyr,
Maulda Shsefcr aud MargaTe' Shaefier.
children OF El1 beth SnHt fer deceasec
Gate Elzaheb Smith, and wlie VI Jere'
miah Shre6er,l minors, and whose pace
OF resldcrce Is uukuowH, au0 Eve smith
widow of Michael Smith, deed OF Car
roll county, Ohio, viii take notice, rbat
petition Vas flied against thom IN the
fhh dag Of January, A. b l644 in lha
Court Of Common Pleas, Of Carroll coun-
Nv BY Thomas James, senior, and II now
pending. wherein The said Thomas James
senior, demands partition Of the follow
ng rea estate in said county Of Carroll,
to wr:-ihe South West quarter ol Sec
ton SIX t6) IN Township fifteen (l5l OF
Range seven III containing one hundred
and sixty aces more or less. and at the
next term Of said Court, application will
be made w the said Thomas J mes sen.
for an order that partition be made OF
said premises. &c.
BROWN g. GRIsWOLD.
Aiornevs Tor Petitioner.
January 70, 1874 Gw
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TAX! TAXM

The taxable property holders Of the
Borough of CarroIlnn, viii take notice
that on The 9th November, lS43 the
Council met and levied a tax equal to
three mills on the dollar on all taxable
property on Main and Lisbon streets
and one mil and a hall on all other sis.
and that will collect The same until the
9Th day of March 1874, al my house on
Lisbon street, and if not paid until that
time. will collect the same according 10
the Act OF Incorporation
J F. MILLER, Marshall
of the Borough Of CarroIIon
February 8, 1914
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ASsigAee'S Sale.

| WILL offer for sale al the doOr o
the Court House in McConneIsvlIe on
Saturday, March Odd next, al o'clock
P NJ tie following real estate to wit
the UNDIVIDED tenth part Of l6O acres,
being the North West quarter Of section
81, township l5 5ol range 6 Of lands sold
al SteubenvlIle D. situated in Carroll
county Ohio.
Terms-Cdsh.
WIN r. BASCOM. Assignee
of John WiIkIn.
McConneIsville. Morgan co. y
February %, 1874.
Printers fee l50.
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NOTICE.

JoHN DUNBAR Esq aided by Stark
weather j. Jeruts, wi attend 10 closing
up the professional business Of our late
firm.
PEARCE, STARK W FATHER, j.
JARVIS.
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THE STATE OF OHIO,l
CARROLL COUNTY,
February 23d, IS44

I cAnnpnL Ar COUNTY,, Us D'''' {"
COURT or COMMON PLEAS
Vacation after October Term A, d lS43
Lewis Crawford, Admin !
islralor Of Joseph p.t,;,u 10
Workman, deceased oo,-,,J.,a .aJ
Us,
George Workman and '''' - '~'
James Workman.
The SAID defendants will take notice
that the said Lewis Cra Word, Admins
traitor as AFORESAID filed his petition IN
The Office oI the Clerk Of said Courr on
the lsl day Of February, l844-whlch
is now PendIng-praylng for an order
Of sud Court, 10 authorize him, as Ad
ministrator the said Joseph Workm man
decd, to execute a certain real contract
entered INTO by lhe saiG Joseph Work
man on the 22d day Of August, 1888.
with one Robert Nelson Tor the sale
and conveyance oi certain tract Of
land, situated in said county, and de-
scribed as, part Of the East ha OF The
North Est quarter of section %, town
ship IA Of range 5-belng thirty acres
| (more or ess) off the North end Of said
quarter section and the same lan6-so
much OF said hall quarter section, as the
SAID Joseph Workmen died selzed and
posse sscf Of. Aud that al the next term
of saiJ Court, the petitioner will ask for
said order, that be may execute 20 said
Nelson a deed for SAID premises IN pur
suanCe nl SAL contract
LEWIS CRAWFORD. Admir-
of Joseph Workman, decd.
BY PEARCE, STARKwEATHER g. JARVIS
Atl'ys lor Petitioner.
February 9. 1914
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TAKE NOTICE.

All persons are hereby forwarned
from taking a note Of hand gwen by me
to David West and payable TO order,
calling for seventeen dollars, as ! sm
determined not 10 pay the same unless
compelled to 10 so by due course OF law,
as the said note was obtained fraudu.
lentIy.
] H. WHlTCRAFT.
March |, 1874.
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Ma rch |, 1914
SHERIFF'S SAFE.

By virtue ofa writ of Vendi EGponas,
issued out Of the court Of common pleas
of ColUnbiana county, and to me d..
rected, will offer for sale at the door
oI the court house in CarrolIlon, on Sa.
turday the 9Th day Of April next, be-
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock A NJ.
and 4 o'clock P NJ. the following de-
scribed real estate, TO wit: The North
East Quarter Of Section No. 9, Tow nship
ID, and Range 6. containing lG4 acres
Taken in execution and will be sold by
me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
March !, 1914.
Printers lee I,50
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THE STATE OF OHlo,l 90
CARROLL COUNTY
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
VacGti0" after October Term A d IS43
William -. kyI''l IN cHANcERY
Jane Kyle, Petition for Divorce.
Notice i' hereby given 10 the sad
Jane Kyle, thai on the 22d day OF Fob
Tusry, A, D. l544, ! htcd in the office
ol The Clerk Of The Court OF Common
Pleas Of Carroll county, Ohio q Priliion
praying 10 be divorced from ber; and
i"r cause selIng 'orlb that she has been
three gears p'BuLIy absent from me
which SAID peuuon viii stand Tor hear.
Ing al The next April Term Of sad Count
Of Common Pleas for Carroll county -
when and where, she may, II she please
appea snd make defence.
WILLIAM KYLE By
Pedrce, Starkpedther i JdruiS
His Solicitors.
February 23d, Is44
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CarrolIlon, Feb. 2, ls44.
LAW NOTICE.
Z. R. FCKLEY JOHN II. TRIP
ECKLEY e. TRIP.

ATTORNEYS AND CoUNsELLoRs AT LAW,
Will practice in the Courts oil Carroll
aud the adjoining counties Office IN
the frame building, adjoining The Store
Of Isaac Atkinson u Co., Carrolllon
Carroll county. Ohio.
W., Fl. Trip will attend TO ell bus
mess during the absence Of Mr., EckIey
Dec. |, 1913.
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tun, aud only ten miles IRON the former
place. The surrounding country is re-
Inarkable for beauty aud fertility; ahoun
ding IN immense coal mines, and Gachl.
ties for chea2ness Of living in general,
equal, II not superior, TO any in The west
The society Of Richmond, Intellectual.
moral aud religious, will compare with !
any IN the land, aud at the same time,
presenting few temptations 10 ideness
or wee. 10 religious worship, denomi
national preferences can be accommoda'
ted. Different evangelical denomlna-
lions have churches either IN town, or
al a distance accessible by the student.
The present session Will close on the
last Friday Of March, by public exam.
inatlon, contest, an address from some
literary gentleman from distance.
The next session will open on the
first Monday of May.
Tums of Tuition.
Lower branches, $500 per session Of
five months. Higher branches, S. 90
Good boarding has been and can be
obtained in town Tor S ,25 10 l,5O per
week, boarding, lodging, ueI and light
inc luded, and in the country the same
can be had (or S 90 per week.
Persons wishing more definite infor-
maIion can apply to the following gen.
tlemen:
Rev. G. HOLMES,
Rev W. AMMAN,
Rev. J. +. PRISSLEY, D D
oi Pittsburgh.
D, NJ MORGAN Esq,
Of New Lisbon.
JOHN PEARCE, Esq.
DICV McMILLEN.
OF CarrolIlon.
Rev JAMES KARR,
OF Cadiz.
DR. W FARMER,
OF Mt Pleasant
or TO any Of the following named mem
bers ol the Board:
DR. E NJ. PYLE.
DR. JOHN COOK,
HENRY CREW,
Rev, LARIMER.
By order Of The Board,
JOSEPH JONES, Sec'y
ol the Boart
Rich mond, Feb 1874.
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oil L. .

One bhl heat Winter Strained Sperm
Oh; one LbI Tanners OIL, just received
and Tor sale bv
WIN. Nj SINCLAIR
Oc' I3
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-12
From ne Giois.
Mr.. Webster ~. Nr. Clay.

The Evening Post contains a statement. derived
from the Madisonian. "a made by Daniel Webster.
winch shows that a protective tariff has been a mere
clcctionccrlng machine IN Mr.. Clay's hands. His OBJ
Jet was evidently, al first, 10 enlist ~ ms support the
money influence welded hy tie manu-
featuring capitalists but when hc found, IN hIs OWN
defeat. and the election of General Jackson and Dir.
Van Burcu IN ls32. that both the hank and tariff, al
though doNOtlng all their means 10 hs support, could
not prevail. he turned about. and sought n now coal.-
ton in the South. Ii was then hc made ms comfro-
mise with Mr.. Calhoun. a. one # the prcl4mIuarIes,
and inserted IN the bill, IN his own handwriting. an
express clause against protection, ia these words
"ANp stcH DUTIES SHALL LE LAID WITHOUT ErFrR-
ENCE 10 TIRE PROTECTION OF Any DOMESTIC ARTICLES
WHATEVER"
We would not RELY upon the assertion of the Mad
I>onan against Ar. " cb~icr. bat that 4 informs the
public that a bud tie warrant ir Tie statement. I'm
der Mr.. Wch~'crs hand. with ls initials atnchcd
nor would NC take Mr.. Nchsicr'> written copy from
Mr. Clay, bll as any prof that II contained such "A
clause, were II not for the fact That il W9s furnished
by Mr.. Webster. M connection with a clause To- be ins
serted IN MIR. Ni>o's publication. We ale sure he
would MT have %vcnturod 10 Manufacture y f.rrcry #
rart # Air. Clry'- bll To impose on Mr.. Wi>c. and
imdurc Mr.. Clay. Mr.. Webster ~ not the man that
dire place himself between tie shears of two >uch
harp i%cinpcr~. without having amor o. make hiin IN
vulnerable. We have Ho doubt, therefore. that Mr..
CLAWS original hbl contained tie clause aeu4n,t pro-
lection that Mr. Webster saw and la> the prp,f Of
il md that Mr.. Clay knows II, End dare not DENY Il.
We give tic account as e find i IN the New York
Evening Post.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-12
THE STATE SENTINEL
..Neek.y..

Is published erery Thuysaay-OGce on Washington
Street, South East 81 he STATE House.
G-The State Sentinel VIII contain a much larger
amount Of reading matter. on all subjects Of general
interest. than any other newspaper IN Indiana.
TERMS.-Two dollars n year, always in advance.
In no instance viii mO.e than one number be sent til
the money IS received. subscribers vii receive due
notice a few weeks before the expiration Of each year
or term, and if the payment FIR a succeeding year on
term be not advanced. the paper VIII he Discontinued.
THIS rule VIII be strictly adhered To IN az cases.
Five Dollars viii be received for three years; or,
three copies VIII be sent one year for the same.
One dollar VIII be received fr six month-airGyS
"a Gdr1pce.
ADVERTISEMENTS, VIII be inserted three times
n tone dollar a square, go ems and be continued at
the rate Of - cents a square weekly. Quarterly adj
refreshments inserted at S3 a square of 100 ems.
Yearly advertisers viii be accommodated on rea-
sonable terms, which should Away be made in writ
ing a agreed upon.
All advertisements from abroad mVsib accompanied
by Ire oosh or no attention VIII be paid to them.
Postage must be paid.
0rpostmasters are allowed 10 frank letters con-
aiming rcmittances.
0T-In ranking, Postmasters must not forget 10
write their names IN full under the word free"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-12
DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES

A simple and frugal Government, confined within
strict Constitutional limits.
A strict construction ofthe Constitution, and no as
sumption Of doubtful powers.
No National Bank TO swIndle the lab0ring popgla-
ton.
No connection between the government and banks.
A Diplomacy. asking for nothing but what Is clear
ly right and submitting 20 nothing wrong.
M public debt, either b. the General Government,
or by tie Safes, except fr objects Of urgent neces-
sitv.
40 assumption by the General Government; Of the
debts If the States, either directly OF indirectly, BY a
butiod Of Inc proceeds Of tie public lands.
\ Revenue tariff. discriminating in favor 4 the
poor consumer instead II Tie rich capitelist.
No extensive system II Internal Improvement by
tie General Government. or ty tie States.
\ constitutional barrier against imProsident State
loans.
The honest raymon; Of cur debts and the sacred
preservation of the public faith.
\ gradual return from q paper credit system.
No grant, Of exclusive charters and privileges, by
special legislation. 10 banks.
Nc connection between Church and State.
No prescription for honest coz mons.
Fostering aid to public education.
\ progressive reformation of all abuses.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-12

si>tance. 1t i TO be hoped however that IT only sleeps;
and that ere long, with the high patriotism. The rel-
gious trust, the conscious strength # the Eam7den
parliamcntarianS of the DAYS Of the Stuarts. 1t viii
soon arise IN lis might, tumble Tic aristocrats from
their plnccs OF power. and abolish that system 81 tax
alton that so completely fertilizes the rich mans field
at tie expense Of tie laboror's brow.
And IN this country, the same old Saxon spirit must
lie evoked TO resist, while it may successfully, this ru-
nous policy. Let il 90 on. and though the same Gle
ment~ tLat have resisted Il in Great Britain VIII resist
II hcrc, pp~terity VIII reap the same fruits. We
woull have this great truth 20 rumpct-tongued
through the land. We would hold those who advo-
cate tins rulnouS policy 10 a strict account. Call 1t
not an AncricaR system. 1t is a libel upon thcnamc
e America; it Is an EUyQicol system. Wherever
il has been tried II has shown tie same results.
France tried il, and Sic can present, in all IL fearful
aspects. rick-burnors' homes. Spain has tricd it TO
her hearts content. and there is the same result.
Point, II You can, To the country that has tried ii, that
does nat tell the same story. As well might we call
monarchy an American system, because Hamilton and
Morris, as well rs the Sydncys If our day. were m
favor Of il. as 10 call our high tariff policy American.
because Clay flyors it. And Wien all this experience
is streaming before us a witha pencil Of lighf-'cfru
te iHcritaLt tend HcieS ~ II are io mdLJiy ricl-
kpfucrS' knatS ant sVct p00rS as oVr cation lords
6rc an, shall our cars be in>ultcd with tie cant cry
that We must sustain il O. elevate the condition # the
hboring cla.>csl j. 1t not lnsufcr1blc impudcncc in
those who labor uiglt and dry to uphold a system thut
j. deadly hostile 10 their welfare TO claim TO be tier
hic1dt
II j. time that the opponents Of n hioh protective
tariff and thc alyoo8tcs ola rcycnuc tariff with such
moderate Determinations a> our great interests de-
mand. should reverse the tables and carry the war m
90 Africa. The tendency of sucha hW Is direct: il is
10 reduce tic condition Il to hboriug masses to the
state Of the hb5rng British muses.. As such. it Is
the duty e The INTEL gent end patriotic to set their
faces against a..
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-12
BY e. 4. Il J. ?. CHAPMAN.

submitting to the British doctrine Of the right Of
search. rather than 90 to var with right on our side.
ii. He countenanceS the most dissolute and de>pe-
rate politicians; and, if elected, lie must appoint 4
great many If them to office.
II. He encourages the new method of clcctionccr-
ing, where drunken reyelry and bacchanalian songs
take the place Of reason and argument.
l.. The natural tendency Of his measures IS to a
consolidated d~cspotism.
49,. The people have four times rejected bin as a
candidate fr President.
-. lis election would be at war with all moral
and political progress.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-12
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lUHi.I'O- lUV A''Ii'0U III l"I!'
I"reit"' cclrbraiod "h'No ali "ihcr places IN li'lN'
fr pllarWoges, leo small ioHn Uud seaport ou ibc
ldr1ic. on tlo borders Of tc march Of Anron1. and
about ! "r leagues i'o" iia' 'jf. u The 'il. : 81
t''ltDulnlt Ncnrr1llon, by sen "a, We'll as bY land,
i'r TIE ~ul.r, h.leVc tlHt tic moro sound 90 the
l'u, nav power I'D 'H'iue '' storms Tor WlH'1 ne
l'tani o. So much dreaded. Loroito WIS founded 10y
l"lc StNtus 9th anI - built "n hU which over
l'ok u' Ndi'r' huutd ir great '9hale Hfe seen
iao }no,iolictl palace, tlo l.lacc at ir bishop. and
ial oi te governor, with the grand @ccuirc"l aiipc-
ian, ti' itiu'I'l church., Nllch c. nJllte The iluaus
SiHt. giIo 0o'o' &C. l"t ~ E'f 81 oH Lady,
tc Nlen Nnry.
Strl. ItH.y seem, II IS believed by tlo mill
lans 900 laly, tnt tlo identical house u which Was
tic residence &C Che fluly Of jesus Christ in N44.-
r5h. va.I.u.Yol hy % mmtl. m tine ui .ht. in iic
Ncr i.9i, o. .a.o 4 fiUm Oh, lnud> II tc IUrle.
II Nat Irt Cru.I Oh arl;.rr country. i r. s9i,
q reua4 % m.-tltc uede ty thc rnarl, rho bad h IN
c.0f" INl, the nD.Iatc bcuf disc Frr.d nlel dIy-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-12
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-12

ArrEN AHr S-Drr,oy Ltw.-Jaraes K PJlk. tie
peoples oard.iate fr tie Pre>i'earr. Ia. efes ben
the fread If Dcmacr,cy. ia t.eHo seof Repr.eu-
~tat.ves. CT the Sh of January, l-27. on Be resolution
TO refund the fines imposed under John A1lms', =" So
dtion law" e l7)S. lie yoel m tie a.Hrmafve.
Like q true Jclrr~ man Democrat Pc va, opposed %
tie tyranny If Fed .ral,n. S@e House Journal, q
Scss. 18th Con. p. rs.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-12

DEATH OF GEN. w. s. MUErHY, LATE CHARGE
p'AFFAIRs To TEXAs-By tie arrival If the t.. s.
Schr. Flirt. 1t. Cong. !. A. Davis. At Charleston. We
learn that Gen VS. Murphy, late charge d'AfairS to
Texas, died at Galveston, Texas, On the 18th ult., Of
yellow fever. ie was buried with all The honor. due
hi. DISTINGUISHED station.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-03-29
THE COON AND THE FOX.

OF all the gay tenants that live in the wood,
And dance by the light o. the moon,
To say what is true, and to stick to his word,
Boys, give US that honest old Coon;
To say what is true, and to stick to his word,
Boys, give us that honest old Coon.
He'll quietly eat his persimmon or frog,
But no critter alive is more civil
Yet on land or in water if 'tack'd by dog,
By the Lord, sir, he'll fight like the devil.
But the Fox is varmint that courage doth lack,
Press him close, and he'll get on the fence y
Your poultry he'll steal, and then take the bach
track"
Swearing honor and truth are nonsense
Once he lived with Lion, confding and brave,
And made the old monarch believe,
This friend was a traitor and that one knave;
And la,,gh'd all the achiIe in his sleeve
Thus wheedled, the Lion resign'd him his throne
And the For mounted up with grin;
To think how he'd risen, by cunning alone,
To the seat where a Lion had been!
The Coons, all indignant, exposed the deceit,
And drove the sly varmint away;
To his den on the Hudson, he made his retreat.
There, to draw out his life under CLAY.
To his den on the Hudson, he made his retreat
There to draw out his life under CLAY
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-03-29

ICE! ICE! ICE!-The subscriber having succeeded
with Potomac Ice, Of very superior quality, Is now
prepared to receive orders for the coming season.
He would advise all private families, keepers Of
hotels, boarding houses, confectionaries Sc, who
wish supply through the entire season. to make
early application and they will not be sppointod,
as many were last summer, by twoA mall deal
ers in that article, who attempted to furnish and
failed in the hottest weather, when it was nost
wanted. st @-f
He has the largest house in the District and will
feel bound to furnish those who commence with him
until next December if they require il
Persons wishing ice before the for deliver
ing from the wagons, can set it by sending to the
store, where it is kept constantly on hand.
z. D. GILMAN,
feb "a Druggist, Penn. Avenue.