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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-01-13

The following othceTs were chosen IN the
two branches of the Leg stature:
COUNCIL.
Nelson Dewey, of Grant, President.
b. C.. Eastman. Secretary.
Augustus Quarles, Assistant Secretary.
John NJ. Wells, Trans. Clerk.
Brisbane. Serg'i-at-Arms.
HOUSE
NJ. c. DARLING, of Fond du ac,Speaker.
David Boaham, Serg't-at-Arms.
q. NJ. Fitzgerald, Messenger.
John A. Larkin, Fireman.
Lafayette Kel!og, Clerk.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-01-13
HARBOR APPROPRIATIONS.

Chicago, Jan. 3, 1916.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-24
Are white women below the Negro 4,

N
My feelings a woman and tax payer, have been so
of colored gentlemen by the Convention that really
ask for redress If amsgamation is the chief object
If the improvement of the white race by free infu
Of African tooj Is the end proposedthis property
qualification il absurd restriction. Give all the
coored men the right Of suffrage enjoyed by white
men; that Is the way to get them into the Board Of AL
dermen the Legislature the -ench and into good gen.
eral society That the necessary preliminary to mix
ing white and coored children the benches in
the school room, they do at Nantucket, and in the
same quadrlles at the baas they do in the British West
Indies After that Of course those coored persons who
have money, will avail themselves of these intro
auctions to white par tiers in the marriage bond
II the friends Of universal suffrage will honestly put
their ticket Thorough equality Of the bed and
boarn so could know what they voting for, il
would be ell right but to let $3.50 when colored
man has il in possession and dsfsnchise the $3.50
when Il passes white woman, rather hard. have
an abstract right to several $3.50 votes and II they
lawful tender from black hands, ] don't why they
should be worthless in mine | admit would make
some social confusion II permitted to vote
but no greater real mischief than would result from
general mixing up Of all color in tho various depart
ments Of society and II white men to make special
sacrifices and indulgences IL would natural
to besow those the who, from the cradle the
grave live but to minister to their happiness Tho con
venton people need not their Partially for ne
groes under pretended veneraon Tor property, for
they did respect property when inherited by females
enough to protect from the prodigality Of worthless
and dissipated husbands Taking II altogether, Mr.
Herald do you not think we white have reason
to complain OF being ranked below negroes CHLOE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-24
RINGS COUGH CANDY.

COMMON SENSE has always been considered in every
~ age othe indications oil sound nteect, and
when exeed in the Of suffering humanity becomes
enabling When suffering under the effects
cold slight cough how much better to at once yet Id
Of by employing Rings universally recommended VegetA
Bile Cocgh candy than allow the seeds Of perhaps I'm
gerng asthma fatal consumption to be sown IN your con-
stitutons Does common point out the proper
course be ppsued,wam clothing and Rings Cough Can
dy have been quickly cured and many that had
why you reader aching friends
Read tins from the Rev. Samuel ID. Burchard;-
Rings Candy-Having been strongly recommended ~
kind friends Rings Cough Candy for very Sc
cold did WITH must con great TO
its vinues found speedily relieved and able 70
those duties from had seriously feared to BE-
Others prompt, give the little influence ny name may
makieg the Of this remedy known TO the
bubble and impartug lutte ofthst which
great the effects namely confidence
SAMUEL D. BURCHARD,
Pastor of Houston street Church, corner
Thompson and Houston streets, New York.
For sale at Iing's 1879 Broadway, Of John st..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-24

AN IMPORTANT ERROR Our old friend, Capt.
Endicott, of the bark Wessacumcon, OF salem,
which vessel arrived here from Cronstadt on MONDAY
has called upon point out important error ~ ne
table of the declnaon for october in biunts eal
ton of the Nautical Almanac which may nave oeen c
Of serious trouble to vessels which were unh h
declinaon az given in the Almanac on that day, Ia
s5s-whereas i should have been ~ 80 o.msk me
,,nds n H. evidently exceedingly dc u to avoid some
typorrsphca errors in work Of this kind with SO ma,
nv pages of guresbut the greatest possible care End
attention shoud DO given the correction Of the oos
The Nautical Almanac the sheet anchor OF the navga
TOR and when that deceives him. he Is in bad predics
ment--Bosfen Journal, Oct. ~. iaI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-24

HEALTH AND FISHING AT New BRUNSWICK. In
common with numerous other parts of the Pro-
vince, disease has been very prevalent amongst the
younger members Of the community the past summer,
and many instances has terminated fatally and at the
grescnt several still suffering 1t IL hoped that
the cool weather, which fast approaching will
check its further progress The arrivals this year
far exceeded any Of the last fve Among the number
may mention that of the fishing schooner Beet whc
cane in here on Sunday last after cruise of fourteen
weeks with full cargo, consisting of 1000 quntas Of
Goldfish loo barrels Of superior behring's and 80 barrels
Of oil This most lucrative employment has been too
long neglected and we hope that the which has,
attended the Beet will serve as a stimulus to others
and arouse them from their supneness.- Mirsmieh
Cleaner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-24
DIR FELIX GOURAUDS
MEDICATED SOAP.

vVvHIS admirable emollent 10 by common consent,
rated No a remedy for botches p4pes, pustalss
scur tan reckes sunbu all kinds Of ptions and
.peces dscooution Of the skia All competition has
completely danced by this invaluable prsparatiqns
demand fov which, within the last MONTHS has IL
than 500 cent and e still increasing yhe
cesrness which It's mparts TO the compiler
and no dressing be considered furnished with pro-
pe Go Ssiis 10 ITALIAN INDICATED. so1P.
II is delicious compound, and be used IN hsrd or
salt water and and instantaneous remedy Tor
the bites insects II beauty be- 10 assered only skin
deep it the that the thin covering IN which
resides should be kept in its present and most at
tractive Dr. might simplifying the merits o. his
Italian Medcaed Sosp bur he thinks that the number Of GER
cost Of several thousand dollars the Doctor from emf
nen scians Cergymcn Members Of Congress, Captains
of ships Officers Of the Army and host OF distin{
Ladies' the original Of which can always be seen
the Doctor thinks sufficient to CONVINCE any
one not wifuy blind II there be such the Doctor
might apply them the language scgture and
Moses aud The PoPhets neither would ys S''vs
Gonrauds Poudre Subtitle positively srtrpstss, root and
branch, all superffuoys hair. .
f;ousuds Liquid Rouge will mps the pale cheek and
lin crimson fiush magnificent that OF the rose
Gousuds Grecian Hair Dye will change rod or gray hair
GoSrsuds Lily hrte instantly dspass rsdassse Pushes
Beware OF dec pon and remember that impossible
pocure preparations OF Do ouraud,
his depot Walker first Y08 Broadway and Of
AoEsrs--74 Chestnut street, PhadSia; Boston, A. 8.
Jordon Milk street; Lowell Carleton Co.; Woreestsr,
Green X Co.; Pierce, Albany. NM. IL. o. lmsrrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-24
Varieties.


The HoYr CAsE.-On Wednesday, Oct 81, this case
csme on before the Court of Hastings in Richmond The
Indictment was read, charging upon tho accused the
wilful and malicious murder OF d. NJ Hoyt The wit
nesses in the case in behalf fthe Commonwealth were
then called and sworn They were the same, with one
or two exceptions, previously examined before tho
Mayor The purport of their evidence has already been
given in this paper The whole day was consumed IN
hearing witnesses the part OF the prosecution The
trial will probably last through three or four days
Governor Skunk has issued proclamation, recon-
mendng the Goth Of November day Of Thanksgiving
In Connecticut the same day is appointed
The warrsnton Flag reports the trial Of T. Warder
charged with the murder of Geo. smalwood, about q
year ago MIR Robert t. Scott represented the Common
wealth. and Messrs James NJ Mason, Of Winchester, and
Samuel Chiffon and b. II. shackeiord Of Wsrrsnton.
managed the defence The Jury found him guilty Of
murder in the second degree and sentenced him to five
years. imprisonment in the Pensntiary that being the
shortest time allowed by law in ofsuch conviction
The circumstances detailed by the witnesses were
such to excite deep sympathy for the prisoner and
with very many an ardent wish for his entire scquia
Mr. Warders excellent character previous to the msan
choly affair which resulted In the death Of smallwood;
the mitigating and In the opinion Of many ustify1ng
circumstances connected with bis conduct that occa
son and his voluntary return and surrender OF himself
into the hands of jusce-s combined 70 create deep
interest in his fate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-24
TESTIMONIAL.

T LIE CHEvR DON ANGEL CALDERON DE LA
BARCA, Minister Penipotentiary frep the Court Of
Donna Isabel II Queen Of Spain to the United States &C
gent standing pr,-eminsnt in his profession q med
surgical Deptstthat those requiring his profession
may place fullest confidence his skill and inss
rity. signed, A. CALDERON DE La BARCA
and performs operation pertaining to the restoration Of
the month gums spd teeth AZ lmsh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-24

ind he men that died ,ohen smfen With ne Emsreds
AN INFALLIBLE CURE FOR PILES.
VNR UPHAM'S VEGETABLE ELECTUAkY-h an
~ efectual for this disressing maady x1own
amongst physicians the Hemorrolda o. rsa nsre ~
pleasant IN its rccn No fear taking ccd while under its
influence no change in diet necessary taken ACCORDING
10 directions cure for life a guarant eedse a., -
Hundreds Of ce6cres may De seen ~ M =" @ ar
To- 90 and % year. ,.ndns s9S Wholesale I'd rsic *
E ~ :. ~ ", Brooklyn, c. Steam. 10 Fulton
Msisoao cor Myftie Avsaus and Fear Price 81 s~lnsfh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-24

SsSkx ONLY REGULAR LINE OF PACKETS Fur
M<AXf GLASGOW-Packet OF LIST November--The spien-
.did new and fast ling packet ship BROOksBY,
day - Fo''' -
This ship has for cabin second
Sson ana stssraae Passsngs Those about proceed 70
on the IL Of each month, Those wishing
Roosevelt street, orte W. j. r. I APSLOTT,
ozo - south ct, ID door below Burline slip.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-24
STEAMBOATS,, Sc.
OPPOSITION TICKET OFFICE FOR THE
NORTH AND WEST


OPPOSITION TICKET OFFICE FOR THE
NORTH AND WEST
xSer, zu FOR ALBANY. IS eep,s. Iytic, 90 sv
RSnaG Sesswsgo !. y n sS p
ra..,S "a % Dnnaio, -, Sisvsano - oo; rons
S. 50. Hsm,I,on ss sn ~, a. Il vi,h a.
Montreal IS 5c-Pssseasers by spp'yiuy In o.. Their
tickets al the Office No 100 Barclay street; al the above
prices '' 80
60 Inch NJ L. RAY, Agent
nrEOfLE'o LINE OF 81 EAmEhS FOX ALbANi;,
fforl Steamboat pier 6elcsen Cotfafdf and Liberty
.,Ec2yS IN Steamboat KNICKERBOCKER, Capt. A.
&Ss9ESma4e Houghfon, will leave Monday, Wednes-
S1h.ss-f&ak- day and Friday evenings, al 6 O'clock
Steamboat ISAAC NEWTON, Capt William H. Peck,
will leave Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings
o'clock.
A,.o,.,o.s NJ 7 n5;a. =, ,,,.,n.,;s,. y.c..
49,, ~ H. foas ~ Rnreian ssrert -~''
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA. Capt r. II, Fury, win
leave on Monday "Wednesday, Friday, ane Sunday after
Moons. az ociock;r -, .,,, cp - !, -,
steamooat SANTA CLAUS Saptan y. OveIoaugh, Will
eaye on Iaesday Ihursoay anu SATURDAY afternoons at
9osiocS
The above boats will At all Tune, arrive IN Albany in ample
ume Ior the morning ears IoI tne Fast ana west ,<
sken al ooerme 'aes' and none taken AFTER Va
o'clock, r. NJ
Al persons are Torpid trusting any OF the boats OF this ne
without written order from the captains or agents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-24
= REGULAR MAIL LINE FOR BOSTON.
- VIA NORWICH < WOR- &c ca
$50. ~ CEsTER, without change fsalA
~ 81 i 6,,r.sM ! -
y
NEW PORK AND LIYERPOOL EMIGRATION

T. w. ID hNES q CO.'S
NEW YORK IND LIVERPOOL EMIGRATION
ID W. BYRNEs & CO, Of Liverpool, are des,rous of m
forming the public of the United States they
unue 90 despatch liae Of first class Ships and Packets
New York on the lst 9th 1lh 10TH 2st aud 26th of each
8h and goth 70 Boston, and stated periods Baltimore
also to New Orleans during the healthy by Of
which lines parties Tor their friends to be brought
out without DISAPPOINTMENT delay, this being the oldest
sud having found the Importance OF direct Agency the
united States o the of placing within the of
the ffiesd OF the coming out the immediate
respondeace with respectable establishment, from whom
P. w BYRNEs s co. offer many advantages to passen-
ton by Their ships from Ireland to the United they
have invariably vessels the from Dublin Cork
Waterford Belfast aud Londonderry, by which emf
grans saved much trouble by being shipped
the Of the United which ships
veIpool nearly at the same cost direct TO New York
Il. w. bfkNES X co. have agents all the
towns IN Ireland from whence leave for
and IN many OF the interior towns who
emigrsn on cmbarkntion aud by whom money be
paid that may be required 10 procure stores &C.
Inc persons who act Tor this Company in the United States
NEW YORK-M Edward Saul, 50 South, corner OF
ROsTON-Mr: WI. Mckay, 50 Nib street.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II. c. Craig x Co., Market
BALTIMORE-Mr George Law.
NEW ORLEANS-Mr.J John TooIe
DRAFTS AND EXCHANGE Drafts fer amount payable
and also all the principal Of England and Scotland
without discount.
For particulars of terms apply to
r. w. BYRNEs & CO.
''''' e0I p W. e ssY ais NJ ssw coz 5Sik.
s22 lmsm 36 Waterloo Road Liverpool.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-24

TO TKAVELLERo GOING SOUTH.
NEW AND MOST AGREEABLE LINE TO
FrederIcksbWgh, Richmond, Petersbursh, IA Lynch.
burgh, Raleigh, Welden, ". C and ChGrleston, s. c.
A& THE PUBLIC are informed that the
and splepdid low pressure steamer NOUN
VERNON sonectiOg with the Great Mail
Lne AcquIe Creek leaves Commerce wharf, Balt
more every Tuesday and Friday evening" at r. NJ for the
above points.
Through Tickets to Richmond. $500
70 70 WlH.n .;;'..''''.'". ~
to Charlie ton, \. c.. 10 90
Being At the price, direct and expeditions, and
much than the Chesapeake james River
Steamboat Line all the wide and rough portion of the Bay
between the mouth of the Potomac and Old Point Comfort
being entirely avoided by this Line
Travellers advised that the Line hereby advertised is
and rcel Of the Great Mail Line through Virginia. and
that the intention of the Companies composing Great
necton with the Mount Vernon always cheaply
any other ne and with comfort, expedition and
tainty, than By other Line the Ling via WASH
ington.
For further particulars enquire the Southern Railroad Of
fee, Pratt ST. Baltimore, OF STOCKTON X FALLS,
the Commerce ST. wharf OF on Tuesdays and Fridays
board the Mount Vernon. Of
G. w. GUNNEL, Captain.
N. BTaveers by the above Line will bear in mind that
they have two hours Baltimore than by
the Chesapeake Bay and James River boats reach
point South OF Petersburg the time these
last when there breach of connection by the Bay
Line sl8 m*rc
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-03-07
ADMINS TRAITORS SALE.

IN PURSUANCE Of an Order Of the
Probate Court Of Amite County.
granted at the January Term, 1916,
we will as Administrators, of the Els.
tate of John Sibley, Deceased, sell on the
Fourth Saturday in March, (26h,) 1916,
on credit Of TWELVE Months, at the late
residence Of said Deceased, the follow
ing described Real Estate, to.wit:- The
West Quarter Of Section Number Thirty
(30) in Township Number One a. Of
Range Number G, East--containing One
Hundred and Fifty Eight Acres, and Six.
ty -Four One Hundredths Of an Acre.
And the South East Quarter of Section
Number Nineteen Q9,) in Township Num-
Der One ID Of Range Number 6, East
containing One Hundred and Fifty Seven
Acres, and Eighty Five One Hundredths
OF an Acre.--AIso, the North West Quar-
ter Of the North West Quarter, of Section
Number Twenty Nine (29.) in Township
Number One ID of Range Number 6,
East containing Forty Acres--contain
ing in all, Three Hundred and Fifty Six
Acres, and Fifty Nine One Hundredths
of an Acre-Situatc, lying and being IN
Amte County, and State Of Mississippi.
The purchaser or purchasers will be
required TO give notes with approved Sc
curlty,
CHARLES 7 WALL
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-03-07
Chains, Wedding h.,
Il lars and Blind Brides for TS s,,
HITCHCOCK & RlRyPS1v'
M. Prospectus of the
III l s S s sippi Cultiv,t
Southern Pearl.

~ '' '"-"' W. rhllps-N W Can
WE propose issuing from tho "A,
the Southern Retormer, d wesE Iv i ;na'.
iot Agriculture, Literature, and C o"l
Intelligence, so soon as one ,bon,, n'D'
scrlbeFs are obtained. We sabojnnl
Iy the plan OF the new work, ''"1
The Agricultural Department will
tam accounts Of agriculturaI expc,ms,l
agricultural discoveries; corresSon J.,
recipes; general hints on domes,Ic s,,l
my; and statistics of useful referenrl
This department will receive the nnil
ded attention of DR.. NJ. W. Pbrnl
practical planter, aided by numerous |
cessluI and experienced planters IN |
southwestern states; and will geUen|
occupy about one half o. the enljpI
per.
The Literary Department will co1l
articles of Original Literature, consist
.ot reviews, poems, and scientific and |
erary lectures Of state institutions d
Under tho head of Selected Litenpl
will be found Tales, Sketches, Gem
Thought, sc. And under the hea.
Miscellany, may be found anecdotes, s
tlstics, Collegiate Records, and Cora
pondence. The item Of Intelligence 4
contain Foreign and Domestic News; /
tees Of the Religious world; MaSr
and Odd-Fellows, and Temperance /
cieties. This Department will be IND
the control Of VIM. NJ, Smyth and DOt
N. w. Camp.
No articles oil any particular poIil
bias or sectarian influence, will ever Z
a place in.;his Journal, The pubIra
rest assured that it shall be the chleIf!
Of the editors to make the MisS@l
Cultirator and Southern Pearl, empi
cally, an Agricultural and Family pa
to which no politician or professor o.
IIgion can take any exception veg
an intelligent people, Sha ii such a P.
cation in Mississippi succeed?
TERMs:-The Mississippi CaIu'i
md The Southern Pearl, will be puO'A
weekly, and afforded to subscrl5er'a
o W price of three dollars, payable aIT
n advance. 1t will be printed onas
If fine white paper, of a better Qua
han that now used by the RelorneFI
m a beautiful new BREWER and non?aa
ype, procured expressly for the "''s
+ will be Of twelve large quarto paga
six hundred and twenty loa'
;es at the end Of the year, ana conj
more reading matter than the Reform
The work will be occasionally U
rated by engravings of stock, osD
ural implements, &c. II the woFA
OF prove the best, neatestin lyPoSrat
S we'll as most comprehensive aSfI
lral paper ever published IN the s'
,estern states, the fault shall ho'
18th the proprietors and editors
o. A specimen number will be puDiiS1a a y
-st of November next, if the materials
time.
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To the Patrons of the Liberty Au,O'

The undersigned has again assumeJs s sr
plete control of the columns OF the LO S.:
yocate. Grateful for the patronage ny me- no. If
tofore received from the good PoO 5;li,eptl
Amite, he sincerely hopes, that by u .his IA
plication to his duties, as publishcr. o. eD Us K
that the same patronage will coallnu ovory Il
tended to him. He promises 10 use ., t 1erI
to make the Advocate, an ihter0on ,nSort
cal, and worthy their continued ,urPifisng,
those who favor him with their au,V ME I'd
promises to use despatch' and uPO"
reasonable terms. .,c.I,v adhere
and support those great principles anu wany Va
which the Wing party has for 50 o. ' !, has b.
manfullv battled for, and OF whlCn .;rc to b
the humble instrument of endea'Oi~Sh While d
seminate. 1t will be found always, - he VII
der the control Of the undersigned The pr
all orer. To the Wings of Old ami .hn"ts iat
Usher tenders his most grateful II IaS and ~
support they have heretofore eAiG l.,, encours
that they win continue to afford mn, and III!
ment, whilst lifting the Wing bann .a,ests %
ing for Wing principles, ana 'il' NV
great Wing party. ny FORSYTH
a. W. I0 q
January 10, 1886
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PLAYING, VISITING
BIZ A Y X G. ARDS.

.NEORGE COOK, of the late firm of Ely,
!" Smith & Cook. fer the past six years man
ufacturers of the celebrated Bartlett Cards,
would inform the patrons and friends of the old
establishment, No. II, Fulton street, where he
has always been employed, that he continues
the manufacture of all the varieties of Play
ing, visiting and Blank Cards, hereto.
fore furnished by the establshment-and that
orders for various kinds will be faithfully and
promptly executed on application to his sole
agents, Messrs. Ely and Latham, No. II, Fulton
street, at the. following prices, usual discount
off for cash, or to those who buy to sell again,
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-03-07
" atch e Il

ITNHE Subscribers have just received
IL direct from the manufactures, or
Consignment, the following rticles which
they offer for sale al UNUSUALLY Low PRI
cEs, and on ACCOMMODATING TERMS:
$50 pieces Missouri and Ky. Bagging,
$50 coils " =" Rope,
90 bales Baiing twine
80 Kentucky Jeans and Linseys,
III 6 LowellS,
f. Carers Patent Improved Cotton Gins.
Bates, Hyde Il Cos. (Eagle) do do do
Also, 500 pairs superior three point
BLANKETS. and variety Of articles
for plantation use.
The subscribers will make LIBERAL
lash ADVANCES on Cotton shipped to
Burke, Watt & Co., New Orleans, and are
prepared to receive Cotton on storage, in
FIRE PROOF SHEDS.
WATT, BURKE & CO.,
Commerce street.
Natchez, Oct. 10, 1915. 33wI3
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Embossed Enameled Cards, tinted plain,
beautifully polished, with elegant designs, as
borders. Printers Blank Cards
Small blanks, playing card size, no. I, SIS
per gross-no 2, SI2. Large no. |, s2l per
gross-no. 2, S2l. Double size of the small no.
|, $50 per gross-double size of the small no. 3,
S2l Double size of the large no. |, s62 per
gross-double size of the large no ,, So
Also, all of the above sizes OF every dcscrip.
ton, to order. Other sizes cnt to order of Ell
ther the foregoing qualities.
Mourning Cards of various sizes made to order,
Gold bordered do do do do do
Gilt edge do do do do do
Enamel'd Sheets, cap size, and 90 by q inches
Ivory Surfaces, do do do
Pearl do do do do
Blank Sheets do do do
Also, Railroad and Steamboat tickets made TO
order, of any color, or of different colors, as
may be desired
- The subscriber requests all editors in
the United States and Canadas, who are dispo.
sed to take their pay in cards, and who will
'eud him copy of their paper containing this
Advertisement, to insert it for three months.
GEORGE COOK.
New York April 26, 1915 I4lm3 prs fees30