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FROM WASHINGTON.

Every mail from Washington brings intelli.
gente Of deeper Importance. Thursday was
stirring day in the Senate Chamber, or in other
words to the language of letter writer, s'the
breach in the democratic ranks, which has been
generating for the last two months on the Oregon
question, took place, and the President was de-
nouneed by the war party, representing 81 deg.
40 min, the basest OF traitors ifhe intended to
make treaty on the 49th parallel The first
broadside took place between Mr. Haywood and
Mr. Hannegsn. For the last two days Mr. Hay
wood has been making an able and cutting speech
in favor of 40. He did not spare Mr. Allen and
the war party; hence the explosion took place to-
day. Mi Polk is in almost like position with
his own party which Mr. Tyler was towards the
Wings in the extra session of 1871. The interest
of the debate has increased fold Next week
will be the great week. Mr.. Reverdy johnson
has the floor for Monday, and Webster, Calhoun,
Benton, and all the great men have yet to speak
g From the beginning to the end, says cor
respondent Of the Herald, &c the philippe of Mr.
Haywood wasa most rare and spicy treat for the
Wings. AS as Haywood sat down, Hanne-
gan, flaming like volcano in state Of fusion,
rose to reply He had not proceeded far, how
ever, when Allen pale from suppressed ven
geance, interposed. He desired to know the au-
thority of the Senator from North Carolina for
having placeu the president on the line OIL 4J--ho
demanded it, Haywood denied his right for the
demand Allen persisted on it public right.
Haywood positively refused to answer it, Then,
says the Senator from Ohio, &c he takes back his
speech g No SIR saws Haywood, g but | am
glad TO see that the speech takes" Then there
was laugh, and even Mr. Webster smiled; and
amid the confusion Allen cries out g British!''-
Hannegan resumed, fierce as ten thunders, and
asserted that if the President should prove recfe-
1 apffO H. lc1o do,., 90
| deep that the resurrection would not awaken him.
| Haywood all this time was remarkably cool and
! self-possessed. And with the greatest GOODNESS
in the world, he intimated to Allen that he was
disposed to be accommodating out of doors; or, in
other words, we suppose that he would like to
have shot at the tall Senator from Ohio, il said
Senator further provoked him.''
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To Manufacturerg and Machinigts,

10 Observation-Disclosures e-AASA ~4e4O4AAAA4oUS
TIME subscribers having recently taken the shop formerly
occupied By the late s. II. Flag would respectfully
inform the public thar they shall nue the business OF
manufacturing all kinds Of Hand Lcthes, Turning Engines
Foot Lathe Pues Also all kinds of Tools used in Ma
chine Shops
Having secured the services OF Mr. SAMuEi. FLAGG who
mas been for long time the business and other expe
renced hands the subscribers atter themselves the be
lief It they shall sustain the former reputation of the
Snop aid promptly fulfil their contracts.
N b. Iron Planning and repairing done in despatch.
THOMSON, SKINNER < CO,
April Is, 1874. # Court Mills Worcester.
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DVe-HOuse Removed.

DYE-E1UuSG hEAIUV6u,
TgNHE subscriber has Removed his DyeIng
d Works 10 his New shop CENTRAL STREET,
sand only rods from Main Sree) where all goods
be LET; Having frstrate shop, with convenience
attached he feels condenl in assuring the public thai his
work shall be done WE'LL and al shorter notice. than at
any other shop of the kind in this vicinity.
Ladies' DRESSES and CLOAKS ColoreG usual for
ONE DOLLAR; Gentlemens COATS and PANTS Colored
whole. Articles for Mourning done in three days when
required.
CLEANSING.
and Pants ceansed and pressed, st days
nee, Il desired CARPETS, SHAwLs Of all kinds, and MIL
ITARY UNIFORMS ceansed and pressed and warranted
look well goods. Satisfaction guaranteed IN ali
cases. or no charge will be made
lT Only Office IN Worcester is on Cent a
Street. HENRY B. ADAMS.
Worcester, Aug 90. S5ti
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S. A. PARKER, of Hartford.

S, A. PARKER, of Hartford.
w oULD respectfully inform the Ladies of Worcester
w and vicinity that he is about locate himself in
CENTRAL BLOCK, in the Rooms adjoining MRs VIII
LlAMs Bonner and Millinery Goods Store the purpose
OF BLEACHING and PRESSING Florence and Strotg
BONNETS where the business will be promptly and iah-
fully on aud grease taken from Old RonIst
Milners of Worcester ard vicinity short notice.
~ Florence and Straw BoBnets MADE and REPAIRED TO
order by MRS WILLIAMS, in the latest and most fash
ionahls style.
M orders for Bleaching and Pressing left with MrsiW.
will be faithfully attended 10.
No. 1911 Main Street, opposite Central Bank.
Worcester, Feb 49, 1916. 3m
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Paper Hangings.
A New Boot and Shoe Store.

New aud Fresh Lot of Goods.
7 w. PUTNAM is now opening at hls rooms,
%. 1863 Central Exchange, Main ST.,
entire new and fashionable lot Of Gentemen's Ladies'
Boys and Misses and Chldren's BOOTS and SHOES. OF
every variety and approved style. He fqters him
self having had email experience in the business and
selecting his goods personally and with care he shall be
able to meetihe wishes, both quality and price, Of
those who may choose favor him with their patronage
Retail Dealers please apply.
Understand 1853 Central Exchange, Main
Worcester, Sest. 81. dwi 40
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]. w. PAINE. Dentist.

No. 1854 Main Street, Worcester. +.
INSERTS TEETH upon Gold Plate, by atmospheric
pressure uses the approved instruments for ex.
rnctne and chemicals for destroying tha nerve, &c
Detective Teeth filled with geld In the most durable man
1er ar Teeth extracted for rs cents, and all charges
reasonable. Jan. &
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RUSSIA AND THE UNITED STATES. Col.
c. s. Todd the American Minister at St. Peters
burg has been instrumental in establishinga cor
respondence between the Imperial Economical
Society Of Russia and ten Agricultural Societies
in the United States. For this and other services
rendered the Society Mr.. T. has received the
ataest thanks Of its 1aesnbers Recently Fsses-
rsas,sssea tl,e,n to aid them in making az exper
iment III Is sGis sts i
Russia the different kinds of oak seeds which
grow ia the United States'' Col. T. says in his
reply to the Secretary that he will be happy to
procure for them seeds OF the different kinds Of
oak, and adds ssAow me to assure you, and
through you to assure the Imperial Economical
Society, that shall be highly graihed in the OPP
portunity of fulfilling their request not only upon
this subject, but, also in relation to the various
kinds of tobacco grown in my beloved country.
Tobacco and shpbulding constitute two very inn
portaut branches of our national industry, and we
feel no ealousies on either subject, as we are
ready to enter into competition with all the ma
tons OF the world. In relation to the propagation
OF the oak in Russia, we shall be more than graf
flied if the project shall succeed for long
tnued happy relations with this great Empire
lead us to hope powerful navy may form part Of
her colossal Influence, which may aid, by the
balance of power on the ocean, in maintaining in
all future time the freedom of the seas
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been made for him-tired several times il e lectually at the prisoner, while many of the excited crowd sent forth cries ssto hang him,n and others ito shoot him." Judson escaped from the Court-room, and, in spite of all the efforts made 10 stop him, and though fired upon as he ran, he succeeded in reaching the City Hotel, almost unhurt, and in hiding himself in the third strory. He was dis lodged. however, in short time. and. finding no other way to escape, precipitated himself rom the portico, and, being stunned by the fall, was soon surrounded and borne off fto iail.
 While, Tn the eye. of cold reason, and of colder law, the course of the brother of the slam man, and of the excited crowd. might seek In Vain for suilicientexeuse or pallia,ion the whole afair-preceding circumstances the sudden death ofan estimable and vouh- lul eltlzen-were well calculated 10 produce, i'll lfail and imperfeei men, the results which occured in the court house, and at the cityhote
 Of the terrible scene of Saturday night, we will not allow ourselves now To speak choosing to wait until our fellow citizens, as well as ourselves, are in the proper frame ot mind to view it in all its bearings and conse- quences.
 The funeral of Mr. Porterfield took place at 3 o'clock on yesterday Sunday afternoon al the Presby yteriAn Church, and never have we witnessed. I any sacred ediice i Nash vile, SO large and respectable an assemblage Two thousand persons-among wlGom wer' the Firemen, and Odd Felows-mst hay, followed the body to the grave.
 We learn that ,Judson-who is in ial--l in a precarious situation, although the chan cos are in favor of his recovery Rep Ban
 Our ncighbor of the Banner has gone a' far in the above article in giving the details O the exciting and fatal occurrences of Satur day last AS is justified under existing circum stances. From all accounts (for we wer, absent from the city the excitement was un paralleled during the whole of the day alle Mir Porlerfield was shot. The circumstan eos were well calculated to excite the com munitv. Of the scenes which took place ol Saturday night, there are so many rumor that IL would be useless to attempt detail lt were prudent To do SD at present. Mr Judson is still alive and we are unable [, form any reliable opinion as to the danger O l his wounds and bruisea--he is still in tn county jail. His escapes from death on Sat urday were almost miraculous--particular that he should ha}e- survived his fall iron the third story of tue City Hotel. Whenw' get the facts and when it will be prudent t' dc so, we will give further particulars.
 .NaShuiie. Union.
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Groceries &c., VxTM. VANCE S5 BROTHERS, Main street, w have received by late arrivals and offer for sale at heowest rates
 s5o Sack. prime Rio Coffee,
 30 Bbls prime Brown Sugar,
 } Bbls White Loaf Sugar.
 I2- Bbls New Orleans Molasses,
 6 Bbls Sugar-house Melasses,
 I50 Sacks coarse Salt,
 60 Sacks fine Salt,
 25 Boxes best Sperm Candles. ALSO whole, half and quarter kegs, Rifle Pow der, Drop and Buck Shot, Lead, Nails, Iron, &c., All which will be seld wholesale or retail-as low as can be got in the city Terms CASH. Little Rock July l6, 1915. 44-tf.
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PROSPECTUS OF
fh lH M NN w ISTa A .

v a 8 N 2 w A S A fl famty Newspaper 10 be published ia the To,vn of JacfSon, Tennessee, and deUoted 10 Literature,
 Agriculture, the .Arts and Sciences;
 NeWtralin Politics and Religion.
 E setting about that most difficult of all tasks. the catering for the public taste, the subscribers nave an assurance that a generous people will ac- knowledge the laudableness of their ambition. In the West, paper of the character which we pro- pose tG, to publish, is desideratum The Democfats, the Wings, and the Sectarian, the religious and rreligous of every kind and order in almost every town in the great valley of the Mississippi, have each an organ Ca newspaper) through which their peculiar sentiments are disseminated But to the man of Letters, (the man of Science and of Art) and the Agrienturist, with but few exceptions, there IS no medium through which their free speech hnds an utterance. This chasm we now propose to fll, by the publication of the NEW ERA To the Wing and Democrat, for patronage, we appeal con hdently for success. Ours is field in which dis cord never enters,-itis field literally srewn with howers,-a field in which the feelings of all will mingle in brothery love.
 GEO ". TALBOT.
 W. II. CONNELLY.
 Publishers
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k5pLs5Y Y JHfWS.pL'yJ.n!5,I,.fao yJ.n!5,

k TIE undersigned has rented this FHx WELL KNOWN REIMBURSEMENT E;g and has had the same fitted up for
 .4 the accommodation of the public Dared to receive his old customers and the Ecommunity.
 ABLE will be furnished with the best the E liords, and he pledges himself that every will be paid to promote the comfort of all Do may visit his house.
 a STABLE is on the premises we'll fur E of the public patronage is respectfully so- A. HOOPER, |Rock 7tb .Jgnuary. 1916. I7-f
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Flour, From &c.
AvE.onsaS FOYER Book.

(PRICE REDUCED TO sSl 50. yENITIS work is the production of ALBERT PIKE
 Esq, Counsellor at Law, and contains all the necessary forms of process proceedings and docket entries, for Justices of the Peace. with forms fol Constables, Coroners and Sheriils, and copious collection of forms of Deeds, Conveyances, &c with an appendix containing summary ofthe prin- cpes of law most likely to be useful to the Justices of the Peace.
 Great care and labor have been bestowed in the compilation and preparation of this work, to make it useful not only to civil officers, but to citizens in every department of life, and is hoped that the au thor has accomplished that desirable object.
 The price ofthis useful work has been reduced to sl 50. For sale by the undersigned, who will fill orders (accompanied by te cash-and not oher'olse) from any part of the State ao,,r
 I ;ttla Rock March 10 l845 27-tf
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 Furniture.

K undersigned would respectfully inform the (a1ehs of Little Rock and vicinity, that he Eties on the CABINET and CHAIR making ,s' at his old stand on Markham Street, and rsred to fil pIdnrs at the shortest notice. DER, PRCDUCE, HIDES, BEES FAX, ;s .4ND PELTRIES
 ia i's exchange for furniture at the highest mar Si ,Sos old furniture neatly repaired, and varnsh-
 r;aiis ,r;.l made at all hours. Prices to cores ',@ a the times. VIM. ANNEAR 70, lSi5. 4-tf.
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1ENsE DRUGS
 AND M 4 DlCIN ES :,
JUST REcE.YG ED

:" N17A Y A9S --17' FOR SALE, HH0LES.8LE IND RETAIL. @z4l.zzlsg TSlHE subscriber is sconstantlyrcceiving
 1 from New York genuine assortment Es91a of Drugs Medicines, Chemicals, Pelta- 1ss@.-A mefg, Paiats, Oils, Dye StgGs, Sc, Sc. Also-Patent Medicines among which are Dr. Tay- lors Balsam of Liverwort; Jaynes, cxpectorant: Indian panacca; Dalleys pain extractor; Hays and Fiewes liniment Lin's sstrengthening plaster Kom- stocks vermfuge; Mofiatt's pbGnix biters and veg etatle life pills; Barthoomew's cxpectorant; Sphons medicines; Odridges balm of Columbia for the hair; Welshs medicamentum.
 All of which will be sold low for cash.
 DR. R. L. DODGE,
 Markham street, ? doors west of the
 Anthony House. Little Rock IS4j. I2-U
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nations glory in Ireland, as the land of my birth, am proud of America, the coun- try of adoption. Ireland has steady and ar dent friends beyond the pillows. But there Is only ono road to victory--peaceful and presevereing exerton.o Loud and contin- ued applause greeted the speaker at every period Of his truly eloquent oration.
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|ANTEHGNY EEOgSEG,
 Gpuerfyg Siege 6b615cc.

lRKHAM STREET, LITTLE ROCK.
 FENHIS well known establishment, . E located in the business part Of iiM the city has lustundergone thorough ilI repair, and has been almost entirely
 sssreftted and re furnished, for the ac- atlon of the public. |opretor very respectfully announces to his nmers, his friends, and the public generally,
 now prepared to extend to the travelling lly, transient visitors, and boarders, accom- ms unsurpassed by any establishment west oi ughanies, and pledges himself that every at shall be rendered to promote the comfort Of hs visiting his house, that vigilance and H. an bestow, being determined to spare neither nor expense in giving satisfaction to his and hopes to meritthe patronage oi the pub qualities of his ales, wines, liquors, and se-
 the best that the New Orleans market can 0f this he is confident, he having, with are, selected them himself He has also Engagements for ice sufficient for the whole and London Brownstout always in bottles ale on draft. His cooks are celebrated Tn spartment; his servants faithful and atten; IgJporters trusty and courteous.
 Peei IiCes cNSiN "tte'Ah"DAN "N served up in superior manner, and at the |ssOnable prices.
 |s0mmodious brick stables are under the man. ot MT. David Skelton, where carriages, and horses, are always ready for those who |sh them.
 hot Spring mail, carried in elegant and com s iour- horse coaches, for the accommodation [9fs' leaves this house triweekly, and ac- lladon stages can at any time be procured on FSle terms, by applying tothe proprietor, who |aere, and whose courteous department and E please tends, in some measure, to soothe Ey Ills that flesh is heir to.
 |olnce of the Montgomery's Point and Rock pWeekly line of stages, is also kent at this where one of the proprietors can be found, ready and desirous to accommt date, and f91hctuality, attention and regularity. is not sa even by Stockton or Reside; and also, 'estern or Van Buren mail line, whose agent 'dys be found at his post.
 ., steam boat landing, passengers will always sks' porters, and drays, in attendance.
 JOHN BROWN. Rock, Feb. l9, ls45. 23-tf
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|ITY OF POSTMASTER GENERAL

l lTY OF POSTMASTER GENERAL. PER SUnscRIprIoNs.-The postmaster k ordered the following regulations newspaper subscriptions, not exceeding
 Rs in each case, may be paid to a post
 inc purpose of being paid to the publish Espaper, at any other office. The post In such case, to give to the person pay hey, receipt therefor, and advise forth tstmaster who is to pay said amount of dt and upon presentation of this receipt, lis to be paid over The postmaster re
 amount, is to debit himself herewith count, and the postmaster paying the ocredit himself herewith, in his account nt expenses.
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Notice.

sNSas GoTroN PLANTERS, who vii EMM%NM%%# V consign their Cotton to the house E Q of JoHN C. PRATT & Co, Co, New Or Or Rope, and Twine, al New Orleans prices, with the usual charges for freight, Sc, by applying to
 $. II. TUCKER,
 Markham street, Little Rock. Sept IS, IS4I.-1-U
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CHEAP CLOTHING, F.4.NiL Y AND
 BOAT STORES, 3T GEORGE AND BROTHERS,

Dealers m a7 kindS of Pr0dNca, uToceT7ss
 Dry Goods, Clothing, Hdts and Caps,
 Boots, Shoes, S-c., Sc,
 STORE IN FRONT OF WATER STREET .4bope the steana Boat Landing, Lille Rocf, 414s. yXTE have furnished Steamboats with Bookstores w meats and Vegetables, &c., for the last ten wears and we still accommodate them with any kind of Stores. as low as the market afford. Fresh, Meats can be had at any hour, as we still carry on the Butchering business. No drayage will be char ged, by furnishing steamboats with Stores.
 Planters are particularly requested to give us a call as we will ship Cotton for them to N. Orleans, and have it sold at the highest prices, and we Will gye the highest prices, for any kind of country pro- duce. .r
 NOV. I2, l845. 9-u'
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REGULAR PACKET S " .A l. l. Q w ,,

J. CNCHKAN, MasleT.
 ,gs4ar-.. h. TH1s splendid, new and fast strunnlnng ftarslssssfai steamer, will run as regular pack -ssssss,ss ct the ensuing season. from New Orleans to Little Rock, Van Buren, Fort smith and Fort Gibson touching at all interiedlate landings; Every attention will be paid to the safety ana comfort of passengers, and to the delivery o letters parcels or orders entrusted to the care os her o- For freight or passage apply on board or to " T. D. MERRICK & Co.,,
 Agents. Little Rock Oct. 20, 1915. 7-d-
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Ne Receipt eiren by tde Postmaster, and f to 4e Publisher of fhe Newspaper; P0ST OFFICE, CLARKEsvLLE
 Johnson CO.,, Ark's, March, n isi6. |l from Mr. Haynes. ."-dollars, for Pn to "The Arkansas Banner. from which lactcd one per cent, and charged myself mount thus paid me, in my accounts with Rment The postmaster al Little Rock he same to the pu6lisherof the "Banner, " sentation of this receipt properly endorsed
 T. POWERS, Postmaster. scriber will endorse his name upon such md transmit the same 10 us: Acknowledgment, 10 De sent by the same ] 10 He Postmaster at LiHie Rock. OFFICE, CLARKesvILLE, }
 Johnson CO.,, Ark's March 10, ls46. have this day received from Mir. "Haynes,' lars, for subscription to ssThe Arkansas with which have charged myself. in my with he government, agreeably to post llatons. T. POWERS, Postmaster. E. WOODRUFF,
 Little Rock, .Ark'S.
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|oK A N S A s B A N N E R |rpnrsHED WEEKLY
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'rr DOLLA R s A Y D A R 'N IN 8DVANCE.
,F ADVERTISING.

y ,ys OF ADVERTISING. r9EG N of 10 lines, or less, first insertion, U 8. md FIFTY CENTS for each continu- li V6. Gnps. and not exceeding l5, to be Y nare and half--over 15, and not ex
 two souares-and in that proportion Z srtsements. SM '.isements to be paid for in advance, }0K snmed by some responsible person. pA s g";dnal account, at the above rates, l5 .a l'a and under $l00, in one year, dis ,sr cent. will be made; and when 1t s, " goo or upwards, in the same period, 2 st per cent. will be made. No deduc- 'tpl s' 'IFill Fill be made, if payment be deferred
 sball have expired; nor will any re- n W s,de on legal advertisements, required ppA pubshed.
 EE TRACTS BY THE YEAR. .. le ,r 10 lines, renewable at pleasure, S20. s0 s (" C 30. il S0 50. aa ,;,ements, or parts thereof, exceeding 10,
 sas as the case may be, subject to the
 S.counts first mentioned; and no con- rstes for less term than year. No ld Occasional omissions; and all contracts tme paid in advance.
 ,pnG ADVERTISEMENT
 riess. each additional ] K gnOnths, ] $6 square, ] $4 16 10 15 F
 Dc advertisements will be charged at the Ac3 rates, unless a contract be made when 3aion; and must be paid for in advance. H will be announced for any office, either 'E2 or county, without the advance payment circulars will be charged as advertise payment required in advance.
 & 5N hereafter be delivered to any person
 we have no regular dealings, until paid
 tsements must he marked with the num- lions desired, otherwise they will be con
 forbid, and charged accordingly.
 riation will be made from the above rates. mber of the paper, l2a cents.
 must be postpaid, or they will not re-
 Hention
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Flo lhe PssslSac.
Mot Springs.

He can accommodate IouT passengers with ther ser wants, and any quantity of baggage.
 He assures the Ladies and Gentlemen that he will convey them to any place he may contract for, with as much comfort and ease as they could travel in their own private carriages.
 As driver, his skill and attention to the safety of his passengers is well known to the travelling public.
 His charges will be in accordance with thehard times.
 He can be found at all times by inquring at the bar of the Anthony House, or the Franklin House.
 Little Rnck Anril IL ISl1-2I-E
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P PRIN CE'S EEnnsran Botanic Garden AND NURSERIES

FLUSHING, L. l., NEAR NEW YORK. 59sAAsisSSs THE new Descriptive Catalogues (which x8E@S have cost over STOOL of the TREES, @sYsSa PLANTS, and SEEDS at this establishment, <.edEsss- will be sent gratis to every post paid, applicant, by addressing
 WILLIAM R. PRINCE & co. Flushing, October 1914 I2-tf