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TO MARRIED LADIES.

r. E.N
liable Powders have be universally adopted
in Europe bu. France particular upwards Of thirty years.
well by housaads tha country beng the only ds
safe and ecacous rsnedy rarried eds whoxc health for
bids too rapid iacseass Of family.
The result. Of their adopoa the hapaness the hcsb.
often the life Of nectonae ,s and fond noh
too vast to touch upon within the limits Of
mentrssu which affect not only the present well being OF
but well kaown that the families Of the often
beyond the happiness Of o:e who he birth wS
dictate? In how instances does the hard working father
srd more especially the mother Of family remain slaves
tons but to live and living bat toll when they have
enjoyed COMFORT and comparative auepce and and toll
have weighed down the spirit and last broken the health of
the father how often tho widow left unable with the
coming degraded objects Of ehartyor pogate votars vcc1
Even though competence and plenty smile how often,
sla the days Of the kind husband and father enbtted
in behodng cmseaed form aud declining health of tho
hity-ias sinking into premature grsve-with the certain
prospect OF himself being early be Of the of his JOYS
end sorows and his young asd helpless chdre Of those
dearng alterations and watchfa socitude. which mcthe,
alone besow, not unfequenty Gme when least able
support the hear-rendng affection IL il desirable hens
it mora-for parents TO increase their families regardless Of
consequences thu mseyes s well being Of their offspring
coutro2 The adytser selling the Of this subject
and estimating the vast ben Its resulting thousands by the
adoption OF means prescribed ~ her, would respectfully
the attention Of the married = consideration
and healthy within contrJl Every dpassona:e
yirtuous and enlightened mind. will unhestangy
the Affirmative.
tcusi directions They can be by mail all parts Of the
United States.
s x Si i Rcs r. Female ssS.s sy.s e ..
hsun from So.soo Ohio. NJ Es.s U a.
no 2m*m
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rONrJUUESE FEMALE PILLS

w. DE gCuDELoaUE, Md, LiSBOS, PORTUGAL.
HE sentae e,%bna.ios q insredisa.. oiyhich hss
ration Of the world They known al over Europe TO %
the only preparations dsco!ed that proved nvasby
crtain in producing the rcrthy Their cartanty an
being zach that tsy must no. &c used daring
fT though always m,d safe and healthy they certain -
The directions translated into Engh and are ssvelops
rouud with the seal OIL the importer stsmped Each boz
rs the SIGNATURE OF Nj de ngudeogve, and the Eprsh d.
restiors have the signature Of Dr. MELVEAU, aunorsst
sz,rs for the continent OF America
They can Is " s g any par, of the usitca
the United Ss oiee i2s Liberty street. near Greenwich
Pf,ce s5-hs boxes ~ No half boxes BY mail Sold
Mlvssu box a. New York will with immediate after
tios. All Letters muAt be post paid TO 2msm
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FOk THE Piles.

FAD the follow interesting md renakha .urs Of
~ Piles MIR Bowm,r distinguished achi:sas rsIdng
Broadway ha. been s tied with Piles for foersn Yeas
Tie consulted about thre months his tozane
foul appetite Dad liver opd occasional paptation
pale and lansuid ompans of he kdrevs,
bowels, attended with Pile tumors much infamed tim
TO produce intense SUFFERING otter TINES rel evi them
selves by apofuse dscharse OF bio inducing great debility
he muscles Of he bsck from III" long irritation had
with nahdcpty that he coui walk hiSseG wa, feeble and
years CIR this and had obtained Only temporary re-
lief entr'y cured. having taken only three boxes OF
mics since. and feels return Of the complaint well
and active rs ne thirty ard attributes
+ ader this is only Of hous ind similar cured by
the The Pile Electuarv. inter al remedy,
sold by the proprietor his oce 1876 BowERy dos above
spring street Advc. gratis Rem. mb.r I9J Bowsry Agents
J, Warner & Co. Utica T. Fitch * Co Syracuse l.,
swan, Rochester; Co!nan 4 Co. Buffalo
alo 3m dSwsec
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TO THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN-A PRO
CREATIVE ELIXIR CORDIAL.

THE greatest discovery in medical science that Of NJ M.
Desomeaux of Paris He has entirely exploded the
rally received opinion Of the existence Of steIy Q.
extremely rel The inva bic and universal Of hi.
Elixir Cordial in every instances OF producing that sae OF
who for pued chldes ona has fully estab
the Of the Procreatve Elixir Cordial IL niallab!e
Il % nuS. aon debility aaa
mpiudenes Its and iuvariable j.. ecommea'
dation The fame Of this wonderful Exir Cerdia Well IS
ablihed Of than fifty thoasana bottles aud pack
auciest evidence Of excellence ad the estinaoa in
which it j, held 1t pleasant and agreeable to the taste
The unde signed the only authorised agent for this coun
try.
Price 81 bottle. "
For of those residing of the city, the in
gradients composing the Elixir Cordial put packages
Tor transmission by mail with full direction for preparing
Price of package s., making three bottles.
All letters must be postp lid, and directed to
DR.. +. MELVEAU box "a, N. York city
nal I'm D&W *m Office l29 Liberty ST.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

-, NIf1DIOhL LNOIICE'
STRANGERS citizens afli ced i,h any form variety
~ OF syph'lItc mecuraI other dseae who have peer
only hafcur dby the which N York ,bcrnds had
sir last July contracted certain private dseas. and I'm
week continued it'll him two months bat was gradusy
getting worse tried f~ another all the adveni"s zoe
each promise positively TO cure me
discovered the object Of these was mo ey ana a tny
doctors concluded TO go into the n suth where
the doc kept unde, course OF nefeury Tor esht weeks
throat and ulcera.d pans IN All my FONTS an
body with ulcers vasa complete skeleton The
doctors considered give me any more medicine
vice OF s.vera ienss placed myself under care The
fist az January we'll and restored TO perfect
' W." THOMAS GREEN
Csrper ter aud Joiner Harlem, N. Y.
Dr. Cooper warrants 70 cure every case matter long
standing Of elect s!Icue and ,emnal weakness aud mild
with the patients habits VITA exception DR. Cooper IS
the only regular and physician who advertise in New
York, Dr. Coopers Office II Duane street, two doors from
Chatham street. y" No cure, no pay" all lmsec
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~ a a s. h af9J EAS
EkgA-.A rHYsYCiAN, one. and :e.idence l4s ,iss..
witch street. between C0urtlsud and Liberty whs
she be Consulted with she srictst soadsuce
plaats incident TO the female trsns.
Madame kesex experience and kaow ledge the ..espsn
q obstinate cases OF female .egpase suPpIor
Ladies desiring proper medical attendance duriuR connsnes
other iudispoa6cn will he accommodates dprinG
time with prvste and respectable board,
Preventive lowdera," TO- married ladies' wnose decs
teesrous health tofbids too rpd Increase Of family will B.
All letters Po,spadJ addressed box esa New Yors
BostoH Office No. Essez street.
N B.-MadAme EcSTELf wouid Inform iace= re.ldsl
oct OF the city who cannot make convenient the
city, thst she would dorotc her
then sxy part OK to- U-;tes srss Ishs r,ao,shl. as
tanea fle fusm
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TO THE LADiE5.

pG. nULL's UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER
THIS new instrument for the radical CT olapsus Ute,
Falling Of the Womb, By external application
seds9 .hc q the obec!ioaa fea.a confidently recon-
aeath having failed Of performing uHde
the most aggravated circumstances
The has attained high character Euross
well q thi; eorntIy adopted to the entire disuss O.
ing in.Hospitals OF London and Paris and universally
commended in Europe BY medical Of the highest nk
In this country il by the leading membc1s Of tn,
faculties Of Colleges asd Hospitals and BY M the emine,'
prvate practitioner
Rooms have been isrs,saod sxezsveiy tor ades As No
hsv from the business a.
&rtrneut shsTe lady IN Constant -tendancs. to sD''
Trusses ard O female p,tieuts.
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SHIP NEWS.
BY This Mornings sou,h.r AZ,

PHILADELrRfs. pril 2Q-Arr A Lotd Pin and So. =,
Paynter, k,knsou New York; Patriot Eldnd,s r anu' !,
Coca yaayer, Mlrsees; CIarcmont, Tmsseli Di Ia
Tork III ridge; Sun, Ryder; Pearl Atkins; Aler1a,, M
dD,f ans Ndus a sfcysr Bc.tSa ys, Nowan Bbdoea
BALTIMORE. April 10 BeIo =, baque Cid Trojan BucL
nam M,tanzas Comet Gavet, New Bedford; Mlhign frv
and Rocheser Fountain Work Sid Midis, BsnthaIi KIM
Frankfort ~ n ~IT-'' = - - = ~ "
s,ALEx.Npar., April ls-An Hope & ausan, Nantucket
Sd Conasset, Providence.
NORFOLK April i7-Ar New Harbour Eldridce YARN ,h
amer ca Somsrs Boston for Rchrnond Armlda, Trehep
York. '' WV '""''@' -'e 'ie'ia''' .
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rhat Van Buren,, BY his packed aad picked conven.
ton, is. nailed aud oiinehed upon the party,
and cannot be shaken oil The excitement here
is becoming very great, aud know not what will
be the result, OF where IL will end. Great changes
in the aspect of the political horizon may he looked
for was assured to-day, by leading Van Buren,
member OF the House, that more than 100 members
of the House are opposed to Van Buren's nomin,a-
ton, on the ground OF his unayaablhty-the
most of whom TOO, We're, months ago. his irienos'
but who have now changed. -
In regard To the Treaty OF annexation the cry -
full of strange rumors, and much excitement
hardly know what 10 believe
| am positively assured, from high an'hoori.y'
which ordinarily / should unhesitasngly believe,
that the Treaty ri certainly be sent int tie Senate
Monday aert
this point are that am assured from another quar-
ter that the President is preparing message to ac-
company the treaty, which will probably be yet
DELAYED for some days--and very possibly
brought t%ou before both Houses This latter mea-
sure | know is very strongly urged by some
Of the very best friends of annexation, among
whom / may name the Hon. Charles J.. In
gerso, the very able, sagacious, and distinguished
chairman of the Commlltee on Foreign Relations.
And while speaking Of HIM, will add, on his own
authority, that he has tor many years been an open
and fearless advocate OF anne Xation, and will cons
time so TO be. He has prepared very able report
on the subject OF annexation, which wlll be pre-
sened to the House about the time that the treaty
will be sent in by the President.
another is a most positive statement from most
respectable authority, that all progress in the
premises must be delayed until messenger can be
sent on to obtain the consent of Mexico This
will require delay of 80 days. / can only say OF
this nmor that although it is entitled 10 respect
must regard it with much doubt, for more SUI
cidal measure could not well be adopted. To ask
Mexco's consent, is to admit that she has
rights, an admission which she must at once
perceive, and of which she could not fail
10 avail herself. But will not argue against it
there are thousand objections to such step, and
unless the Executive Department has altogether
taken leave of its senses, | am sure no such mea-
sure can be in contemplation My object In stating
these rumors at all is rather to show you the ex-
element which prevails here, and that the
most sagacious hardly know what to believe 1t
will be very strange however, if don't get at the
truth before next Monday. Tonight / confess my
self in most delectable state of uncertainty.
S. B.
A great change in the weather has taken place.
1t is now quite cold, and fires are comfortable.
TWENrY-EIGHTH CONGRESS-.
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DR.. JORDAN'S
PRIVATE SPECIFIC PACKAGES,

EOR THE CURE Of Secret Diseases offer
possessed by any other advertised remedy to wit list
They contain thing requisite for internal and external
2nd Approx rate remedies for symptom 3D. They
Jed by the cnto treatise disease with
full directions and advice 4th The patient effects safe
without consultation 5th. One
package effects but if any other medicines
not spbcted to oas Of time other lastly
OF ononho@ 'lest, Seminal Weakness &c No
for vensra di.ea.- ali its stages No for Fluor Albus
Whites The Monitor so cents The packages complete
So, securely forwarded to postpaid remittances.
Sold only Drug Store GO Prince street, Of Marion
few doors Of Nibos Private entrance 69 Marion
mutation of Centre street. ai3 Imvm
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TWENrY-EIGH CONGRESS-.
FIRST SsION
WASHINGTON, 10Th April, 1914.

WASHINGTON, 18th April, lS11
GEN wAsHINGroN's CAMP CHEST.
This chest was brought into the Senate this
morning by the Clerk Of the House, Colonel Nc
Nuty.
The resolutions upon the presentation of the
Camp Chest, were read by the Secretary OF the Sc
nate, Mr.. Dickens.
Mr. PIERCE made the official presentation to the
Senate, with some formal and appropriate remarks
The chest was accepted, and Is TO be deposited
in the State Department.
TARIFF VS.. POST OFFICE BILL.
Quite contest took place this morning between
these two Bills. Gov. BAGBY and the free trade
party wanted to discuss the tarit1-Gov. Bagby to
make the speech
On the other hand Col MERRIcK and the Tariff
plry wanted to take up and dispose of the Post
Office Bill.
Col. MERRrck usually has reply to make to
every one who says word against the Bill
Mr.. MCDuFFIE said that he could assure Col
Merrick, If he intended to make speech in reply
TO every one who choose to make remark upon
the Bill, he would certainly kill it.
The question was taken upon taking up the Post
Office Bill, and the ayes and noes called Yeas 20
nays 2l-a party vote, the Wings in the affirmative
So the Post Office Bill was postponed.
Mr. McDuFFIE then moved to take up the Tariff
question, for the purpose OF allowing Gov. Bagby
To make speech The ayes and noes were called,
Wings.
Gov BAeBY yielded the floor to Mr. WRIGHT
MR. wRIGurs SPEECH ON THE TARIFF.
He commenced with stating the deep and lnpor-
ests OF the country and especially upon the next
Presidential election He should make his speech
with a full conviction of its Importance
He alluded to his former vote In favor of the
ELL of ~, which put an end to the Distribution
law. This is an important fact which he wished
TO call attention to-
He laid down the rule by which he thought Con-
gress ought to legslate upon this subject He hoped
he should be understood. Every duty, M matter
,rhat its rate, is protec ire to its ertent. Every
duty, matter ,chat may be its rate, is prOAidOr
to IT'S ertemt And every duty is to be considered
as a revenue duly so long its revenue character
is paramount to its prohlbitory character. (Clear
factory to my mind. Within the revenue
range every duty is to be considered incidental
which is not prohibitory. ii can't understand him
understood. RI declare to heaven | can't under
stand a word OF it'll
Let us try the present law by principles which
have laid down
All this is Mr.. WIS own language, word for
word.
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TO DRUGGISTS AND PATENT MEDICINE
VENDORS.
~ r ID
CIR @ UL 4 x.

NEW YORK, March, 1914.
THOMAS ROBERTS Z CO. Of se4 Broadway, Druggists
Life Pills take leave inform the Druggist and dealers in Pa
tent Medicines Of New that they have this day
pointed Messr. SMITH FOWLE, Druggists, OF 70 WASH
ngton Boston, their sole and agents TOR the
sale Of PARIS Life Pills. in the New England States for
definite of yearx.
Thomas Roberts Co regret that during the
Of chancery instituted themselves from the
fr.udulen. Intentions Of former and
ceivin2 proper atentou-thus situated
Thomas Roberts K Co. were indebted to MI. F.. Brown,
Druggist Boston, acting them pending decision OF
the which being settled their favor by the Acting
they are aow sS to p9ss the Asf Of thar
The esrectbty and business character of Mrss Smith
Fowle that agents and the trade generally
will have their orders and other business promptly pde to-
All accounts formerly due George Roberts, Of 200 Ire
suit will be received BY MssH: Smith Fowe on our &C.
Agent during November and December last
NIL THNS ROBERTS & co 3ol Broadway
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A nj f X &c A N no L + l.
HITADETPHIA

THIS new house situated Chestnut srsse opposite the
STATE House Undergraduates Square, and in the immediate
vicinity Of all places Of and resort
i has been built in the most thorcush n,anper ny John
didgway Esq snd contains upwards OF one hundred
many of which psrlo with bedrooms adjoining suitable
or families aud parties Of ladies and gentlemen
Il Sl b. furnished throughout without regard to expense
With Of the approved STYLE and
,pened for reception of the travelling public the h day
Il March next.
The propeto atter themselves that their long expereRcs
the business will enable them to conduct the American no
ls all t departments in such manner a. will please the
astidOus aud their guests cOnlOr
nd luxury, that be found Hota in the United
states
N Bathing Rooms are attached 20 the Hotel where
and cold baths will at all times be in readiness
G. AJAME JAMES MAC eEIEELIAN. }Propriesor'
January 18th. 1914. Jl5 3mrc
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yIMALr MDNTHLY pILLs.

-, 5EN4ALh MgNTBLX TII,I.s.
sNiNo W The ceetrity ecscr snd invasable 81
Madame Iesteils Female Monthly Fills in sil OF IS
regularity, suppessoe .oppgge OF these functcs OF
which the health Of ever fem7 de;~nds
ts nIoauct9a into !he uad statnow about seven yea.
p,ned Of for tbs gcsune Chap common pills parcses
twelve cents toI up il different boxes and caiief
senslc Monthly Fi" With the object Of selling them,
souible s one OF dollars box Females are heseoi.
cautioned agarat tncsc attempts npose them "
sacient hare that all femaie Monthly Pills
tisits except those sold Madame Etsls Pnc al Ohcs
lie Greenwich s.cs New York, ard Essex street, Bosox
u each rox,
NJ They car vssa W marrisa single % foow's,
directions sy~' Jscd inside OF e.ch boz ts .rsSm
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!. yy rEH 4 A,.tI,Vs,c,.n

Ma !
IA afori ladies who, proper decaey, have regsg
the Of their complaints xcsrt by oes Ok tsp
Tint all attends 20 them reff'Iy bc
prscre knowledge enablea be- 10 do She
i.ems it secrsssry this, she does nor wish 20
with the cretcrJeS continually appearing sad isaY
ss,ps advertising as Female Phyriean," who iyss
themselves Obliged TO get
jes, eporan susck experiment instead Consulting px
o,s ard resdsacs m rssawich street. tetwcea Coufass
AID Liserrv strssts cers Of attcziarss from "a NJ
3 n lie spltm
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INFORMAL ION WANTED of JAMES F.. MIL LER,a
native Of New York add Seaman BY Profssson when last
heard from he Bristol England 1870 Should he be
alive New York he will hear Of something his
advantage, applying toWiam Steel Baker, No III her
street. New York. MI 3mdSWs rrc
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SPRING GOODS.
WILLIAM II. JENNINGS f CO.,
DIAPERS AND TAILORS,

OPPOSITE TIE FOUNTAIN,
RE in the receipt Of large 81 New G1SCs io
new styles, stripes pads, SC; rich silk Satin aid Chally
Vetugs from London and Paris Agency through
novelties Of the and by saving Of the ront
afford still lower les than thO,e when ne ve
concern whit attention will be dr.
the chief points the economy OF gar
"a, - " mic lmsec
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TO HOUSE AND STORE KEEPERS, MANU-
EACTIIRERS AND OTHERS.

n 8. SMITH & 60 respectfully inform their friends sud
". the public generally ha they viii attend personality to
arranging and .sinQ the household furniture of fames
wing declining housekeeping and merchandise of all
kads persons elinqusbng business either the residences
the owners, sales room, which is admiia
bly, adapted for the purpose.
sales ROOM fee deep and well lighted situated
Broadwa ard commanding the attention Of this tho
rcughe affords and others facilities for the
passed b. other store the city Terms ,aerats TIE
when rluired will be made consgnmen intended either
tor public or private sales
CUAS. T. SMITH
HENRY h WILLARD,
Aultoneers and Commss Merchants,
Ip27 lmsrc Store 304 Broadway Col Duane st.
DOR SALE Low TO CLOSE A CONCERN-I large
double Ion safe made By & pslsno suitable for Bank;
Nlitchel's Map Of the World Store and Office be CT
ors. &c. Mahogany Dressing BUREAU. Sofa Wa hsand,
CHARLES FAY
AIS 1wsee Is Sonth William st M stairs.
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DOCTOR JOHN THOMSON,

DOCTOR JOHN THOMSON,
SON OF THE FOUNDER OF The rHOMSONIAN
- SYSTEM Of kACTI Il, is located at 3t3 Broome st.
where, usual, ted such patients with chronic Dis
lind relief from other Py.iean. Ihousands
Ia be sa sied II his skill and ability is to call have an I'M
evev h. OF documentary evidence slogeter volo
minous for public unde, oath and ards from
900 900 offered 10 prove the negative 10 he respective
Also from The Kings Of France aud Prussia ana
gold med fnm Lous Phillip presented to Decor may
be al the office, 3f3 Broome street,
NB--rhe sick man's Guide Healthn ATS to all who
coll book with plates, timony individuals, OF Com
mittees al the Legislative medical men, &c valuable ecqu
siti0n-call and procure copy. m24 lmdy4wys
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GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES AND JEWELRY
J'HOSE who wish purchase Gold and Silver Watches
Gold Chiirs Gold Pencils, Keys, &c. will find greatly
their advantage call the snbscber who IS selling All
the city. Gold Watches as low 20 70 20 dollars
ach Watches and Jcelry exchanged boush All Watches
warranted keep good time the money tanned Watches
md Jewefy repaired in the nner and warranted lower
han at any other place
o. G. ALLEN, Importer Of Watches and yeweTy.
Wholesale AID retail 80 Wall street,
m27 lmsrc Upsfairs.
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STATE Or Observation-Disclosures COUNTY
samuel F. Butterworth This day came the plsinti9
,;d his Attorney "sa ar and d. o. l his
that publication be made in he New York Herald for .1
unless he before the of this Court plead
thereto judgment will be entered against him
by default
A tras copy from Minutes Of said Court,
A. MAXWELL, ClerA
March the 9TH, 1914. In22 6w evy DIV re
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pHYlJcIAN's fnRscRiPTIoNs AND TAMIL1 M
in the scientific manner BY Wm wstsos Apotheesy
Ils IS Catharne street from A. 0ardens Operative Che
mist, s72 Oxford street, London.
PHYSICIANS. COUNTRY DEALERS AND PEP
lso large s.sosIsat Of Pertum.ry h.r OILS T..
Watson, JoAsearies Hail IS Catherine street New Work
Genu'e Drugs end Family Msdicines-a much Larger and
ApaShsc,ar;es psIi sc q tbaI;se ala I'm sec
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YACHT ZENopA TIL. beautiful pleasure Yacht, Of
about may tons buh of sale She IL new srhoD'
ger rugged yacht, found remarkably
fast sler She be Manhattan Island Dry Dock
at any hour ~ the day Apply to Mr. JOHN HYER Ja.nei
Avery X Co.'S sow alter street.. ais III