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the valuable works he has pubahed, =" The doctrine
OF the absorption Of medicinal substances into IN, blood
generally received for It 10 capable OF psychological
chemical and lberspeucal demonstration" 10 by It's i'm
mediate operation the vital that Ssndss Sssps
ra has performed snch astonishing OF UceIou'r
Erupye and Gaudusr Diseases and hos, Of Other ns
dies Of which Infected blood the fountain The detergent
elements OF this extraordinary preparation are ransmeo
through The communication between the dlgesve apparatus
ana the veins into the circulation and thereby It's neuaz
Ing and purifying properties expe all that Is foreign 10 no
composon OF healthy blood The rapidly with which ibs
various indications OF disease By Ibis medicine
and is uniform success, 10 established by multitude Of a.
rested facts.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and RETAIL by - B. D.
SANDS Druggtsts, 100 Puou-sL corner of William. new
York. Sold also al 23 Broad way n East Erosdwassnd
BY Dggists generally hroughou the United saics fes
81 per b0ule Six bottles Tor s.
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SCENE FROM THE BEeaARs OPERA.

oIGNE Run IHE D6OOhh Ol Ehht
Machesih-Prelly Polly, say, when war away,
Where, oh where did you stray,
To bave tbet lovely face
Poly-Dear Macheath, without Disguise
Breahin sghs, doting eyes why W hat surpTise'
Twas Jones's famous Soap
Hade all tan and botch eope,
Cleared my akin and made my face
Thus appear with every grace.
Both-Oh, what beauty and what hope
Wegsin by using Iones's Soap.
Pol!y-Dear hscheath, you ice fair;
But when gaze upon your hair,
Isee Iis changed coarse and rusty and turhos si''
Dear Mscheaih, ss hope, as love and AVE.
ifyoud Jones's Coral HAIR RestorauVei
Your hair would grow dark. silky hne
Az these clustering tapes Of minei
And you have hut three snilltngn Ia pay
guth--- w no has not lhr. shilling 70 spare
To have such lovely. delicious hair a. ,ysu
C.nlls reader you probably think the above pun ,r
but s truthful owe. Many sundreds VINO hsa Ps
or dfeurem-nis their fcs and .kin such Is he
fr,cEl.s sunburn yellow aud dark skin, hsye u,
day thsy u,ed Jontss Soap The Other The ', rco-
Restorative ia emphalicailJ the very beat SUI ts
nomSes hing ever made for restoring and beauu
hsr Il orces grow, stops IL falling ca %. hen 10
sno2ecias their .xceence Sold sign Of 'Se
can Eagle 60 ChathaIns 4lS Broadway or ios y seod
Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-27

ATTEMPTED Observation-Disclosures o'clock,
Saturday afternoon one OF rejected volunteers e. this
city with { loaded nuske. snd a1sd bayoset fox Camp
Washington with. aftcrwsrd ascertainec full Intent
10 assassiaie comuandan of that post When ne
rived II The Ines the sentinel stopped ne then cock
c! hts piece and presented II 70 the crowd to hre when be
knocked down by the soldiers with their gun stock, and
bsyoneted through The He then thrown into the
guardten where he furnished with bucket Of water
10 cool Oh with HIS muskss loaded with b1ckshct
and he did withhold his intention of assassination Ee
old European soldier and decidedly hard looking
ustaner. [Cin. Ccur. June q,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-27

PLUME NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GALLERY.--Pumbe a.
his establishment 25 Broadway has Of the ue col
lection of portraits OF distinguished men In the world His
Daguerreotypes ne kenesscs and he takes them TO
the satisfaction Of all who wish perfect likeness lie has
received gold medal rom the grand National Fair lust
held at Washngtonan honor truly to be coveted Pumbe
really OF the greatest Dsguerrcotyps of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-27

THE TooTHAcHE IS HoRRisl No donbt aud why IL.
That people will keep tooth 10 the head for daysana
together and not have |, should be 40 We suy
call upon Messrs. Hitchcock Baisde. dentists SAL
Broadway. and ell them with of their perfect
aud unequalled Instruments 10 pleasure 10 comparison
to the oohsche. The great numbers they show
concusively that individuals prefer go where they will
4, L,,r, III.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-27

~ EXCURSION off, Steamboat Albany /, the Lsunca
OF the IT, s ship Albany Saturday Juro ~ Lesve the foot
OF Bsrclayst pier 81 O'Clock Prison before
pier No. 9, N r. %! Clinton before TO- Fulton Feny,
Brooklyn, 10; ootof Rving,ou at l0t-returning o.
clock Fare % centse aviug o'clock for tho Lower
Bay. See advertisement
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRa

FIRE IL WILLIAM sBURGH,--Tn South-Sixth.st
near Marshall, two houses, occupied By German families,
We're burnt on Wednesday morning. small establish
rnent which had been time haunted by ptr1ts,
was burnt 10 cinders. Gazette.
FIRE.-A fire broke out this morning about half
pat O'Clock In the brick building unoccuped the
corner Of Franklin and Carllst., al the Waia-
bout which was burnt down. Loss 81 600. Insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-27

NV HAMPsHIRE.-The Corporation Bill was
again taken in the House Of Representatives We'd
ncscay, and Mr. Swszeys amendment make STOCKHOLM
liable double thei- stock. lost, ITO to l40.
motion BY the same gentleman 10 amend by striking out
ihe section which prevents the repeal OF an act By e
succeeding Legislature, brought the fu radical force,
but lost, l20 1872 OIL incorporate tie Grafton
and Coos Railroad introduced leave, by Mr. Lyord
Of Meredith.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-27

r.. The undersigned having his name connected
with certain proceedings before The Police Court the
complaint of Horao Walker OF Vermont asks that public
opinion may be suspended until the facts fully devel.
Oped. r.. IL WARNER
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Mr.. JAMEs NJ. SAxpERsoS
Philadelphia June as. 1916

THE FRANKLIN BATES AT CASTLE GAnDEa-These
Baths deserve encouragement They better fitted up
than any Saltwater Baths that have had and every
attention bestowed that contribute to the comfort
Of visitors TO such establishment. II health ard purity
objects worth attending the Franklin Baths will be
resortet to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-27

e The ArOn Springs Reporter is the title OF a
very neat sheet issued at Avon Springs in Livingston
County 1t contains weekly Lat of visitors at The
various Hotels, and variety Of Information concerning
the Mineral Waters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-27

BCapt SAMUEL H. WALLER, the brave Texan
Ranger, Is the OF The late Nathan Walker OF Prince
Georges County Maryland, and Is shout 81 wears OF age
lie le home private with the Washington Volunteers
in 1880. served through The Florida War and ;hen
isra;ed 10 Texas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-27

FRANKLIN MEDICAL COLLEGE OF PHILADEL-
psIA-The first annual of lectures in this nsitu-
ton will be opened Monday the 18th Gay OF October
next tihe second Monday In octooer) and viii be con-
tnued until The end ensuing February This COL
ese incorporated by the Legislature OF Pennsylvania
BY an act apnrnYsa 2sth Ian lSi6.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-27

NOVEL STYLE OF SUMMER HAT. So 5O.-Genin, 2ii
Broadway, a introduced the style OF Summer Hat
made OF he materials and finished in the
ais celebrated Gossamer Hat-cxtremely light
Price x3 so. elS III
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w SIZE OUTSIDE OF T0.DAy,s PAPER

u. Advertisements for The Tribune of Monday
ought be sent In before 10 o'clock on Saturday
as the Publication Office OF this paper Is not open ~
Sundays.
Subscribers In the city vino do not receive 'n' paper
&, an early hour are requested to leave woro .. ''0
as our arrangements are such az ena0'e 81 ."'
TO get through their routes before seven 'oeA Us'
or, falling 10 accomplish this will be required to give up
their routes.
per,ops wishing The Tribune left at their dwellings OF
place, OF business regularly every morning will please
leave their address at the Publishing Ohce, or send
note through the Post Office Terms, Nine Csas week
payable to the Carrier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-27

SUICIDE IN THE STATE PRlsos-.M Communist
Pole sent to Sing Sing for ten years from Brooklyn.
charge Of Arson. srrved a. the Prison Thursday
afternoon and put end 10 his life by hanging IL he
course of the night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-27

~ DR. FELIX GousAuDs ITALIAN MEptcArLIn
for The positive and eradication Of al am 70 %
hsd hasr IN mind only the orig inal depot 6s foc
sssstore FROM Broadway Also the Pondre saoa Che.
sonins Cneeks Grecsn Hair Dye Lily White enc y,
Other eT,icles fey The toilet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-27
ThfnEH In PhIlaaninhIn
Correspondence of The Tribune.

PunADrtrHIA. June 2s. 1916
The subscriptions to the Pennsylvania Railroad
are continued with much activity and there Is ;,e ao,,
tina: million will be subscribed during the sitting. Of ,hs
Commissioners. " 'e
The Steamer McKin sailed las: evening n, Ma
Orleans freshted with wagons, harness. teuts and en-
supplies for Gen Taylor and his army. ssvera! yoipn,s
an told went passenger being part o. those prss
Ing to be under the command OF G. W. Dixon
There was 8 considerable amount of business d..
at ma stock Board to-day. but prices all dow,
Sales OF Flour in small lots have been r,,Ss =.
IS IS and there 10 general dullness in busipe,. AZ
sactons. r's us1-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-27

NIsLo's-' Napoleons Old Guard was decided AT =,
Pacde conception and execution Of The aged socier wa
perfect indeed the whole piece was exceedingly well
played Il will be repeated this evening together with
tbose lsughable pieces Man without Head, and The
Lost Letter In the lat.sr Chppendsls has drol ch1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-27

GESTLEMENs SUMNER HArs.-The style OF Sum-
mer Hats Just introduced for sale by KNOX i23 Full
ton-sL Sun Buildings ie2i6,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-27

II By all means give those living Csfres, living Boa
Constrc,or living oraDg OutsDg and Mammoth Boys.
call to-day the American Museum, thelr cement
Ia up tonight Capital entertainment IN The Saloon at y
and 81, 2. n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-27

PANAMA HArs.-A fine assortment for sale by C. KNOX
Halter, l28 Fullon.st Sun Buildings. je2i 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-27
sANDERsONs FRANKLIN gorsE

Chesnutst between Third and Fourth, Philadepbia.
n The subscriber having purchased Of the MessrR San
derson the eese furniture and fixtures Of this popular and
central Hotel desires to inform bs friends aud The public
thai will be- reope ned for their reception the day
OF July next, having been during thu recess greatly
larged thoroughly renovated and relmished There
been added very large and convenient Dining Saloon for
gentlemen private Ordinary fornes several Par
iors and conimodious Chambers with other important
provemens which will greatly conduce to the comfort and
convenience OF visitors.
The catering and culinary depar will be under the
control OF
Mr.. JAMES NJ. SANDERsoS,
whose ability TO manage that portion the establishment,
iswe known unsurpassed In this country. The cse
braed Chef de CuIslne PELLETIgR 10 also retain ed TO-
geher with numerous corps OF capable aud obging
ssantS and tbs undersigned pledges himself no eHo.
snail be wanting bis port make the Franklin" The
no plus ultra of comfort, convenience and good eating
DANIEL X. MINOR.
Philadelphia, June 80, 1916 jsls 6.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-27

q Mr.. and Mrs Webster, as we learn from the
Newark Advertiser, passed through that city yesterday
CT route for Aarshfsld.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-27

MAcKgNziEs MISSION TO HAvANA-There is
naturally difference of opinion to the objects
sought by the Mission OF Commander Mackenzie 10
Havana-son,e believing that he has gone to seek
alliance with Santa Ana for the purpose of put
ting an ENC to the war with Mexico, and others
affirming, what We think is more likely to be true,
that his only object is TO couneract any measures
that may be in progress at Havana for fitting out
privateers The latter statement is said 10 have the
authority of member of the Cabinet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-27
DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE.
BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH
Important from Santa Fe.

YArTxoaE June 20. evening.
An Extra from the Office Of the Lexington $40,
Exn-ess states that Mr. Houck had arrived et lnoe-
oeudence from Santa Fe having made The trip in ~
DAYS
He is said TO have brough, intelligence that the
authorities a; Santa Fe were forifying and besides
2O0O men, then under arms the Government hsh
made reouisitiou for 5000 men from Chihuahua.
Every third man ia Santa Fe and the vicinity was
70 bear arms in its defence The place was prepat-
ing for seige.
Mr.. Houck. /, is added expressed the opinion
tba, Col Kearney ought Tot 10 take less than 9'VVV
on bis expedition against New Mexico,
The 81 Louis Era CT the 18th seys number OF
wagons loaded with ammunition and provisions
have already started on their way over the prsires'
and Col Kearney sends them ahead IS fast IS re
can get them in readiness.
More than 200 Dragons have taken up their line
Of march The Volunteer Companies are al OFT
Levenworth going through military exercises under
the direction OF the regular officers OF the army sno
are said to be improving rapidly.
No farther news from the Mormon country.
MEAllAN fhlf 'i'S~SAH
CAPTURED.
PHILADELPHIA June 26, 1876.
The Kingston jamaica Morning Journal OF 9th
June says; There was report yesterday from
the Brigantine Telegraph, Capt T. Young at this
por, from Mobile that she was boarded BY MeSi-
can Priva,eer and on ascertaining she was British
vessel was permitted TO proceed unmolested The
Captain OF the Telegraph also states that the PFiva-
vateer had two American vessels as prizes. -
IDoubltul.-ED
FGRE-John Barliett's fireworks factory, Goats.
st. took FIRE this evening by accident. The roof of
the building was blown of and many explosions en-
sued. The rockets few il every direction The
owner and brother were on the premises and were
much injured.
WILSON McCASDLEss, ESQ. has been nominated
by the Loco Focos Of Allegheny Co. Penn. for Con-
gress.
Western Troops.
The Indiana Volunteers have been mustered
into service Also, 30 companies Of Illinois volun'
teerS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-27

n Nos 81 and ss OF Harpers Illuminated and
Illustratsd Shakespeare have been published.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-27

E Travellers and Others leaving the City 10 the ster
areinformed that Erentns Edition Of TEE 7rseNe
Is printed every day. containing the Stock saea Mar
sets News By the Southern mail, &c up TO o'clock
By inquiring OF the Newsboys for The Epenns Edition
OF The Tribune every will be able 10 take with him
the latest pews up to the time OF leaving ths City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-27

HosoEEN.-The weather has been rather too cool =.
day or two past, TO a,rac, peni up citizen. p ~,
beautiful and heslthfu retreat but yesterday esv .,,.
ofsseturn OF warm weather. which will make 10 -,
shades and grateful breezes as welcome as ever r..
Eysan Fields, surrounded b. OF the nos, h.srs,,
groves in the world chimes with delightful music svs,.
fair afternoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-27

THE JUpIcIARY.-We understand that the Judi
ciary Committee of the Constitutional Convention
has taken vote on the question Of Electng Judges,
Surrosa.es &c. by direc, of the People instead
of their Appointment in any manner. Election by
the People prevailed by majority of one The
Committee have also voted ,hat Judges shall be
elected for eight years, and 50 classified tina, one
fourth will be elected biennislly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-27

~ WIN. D. DELAsY, Esq. has been reelected
Mayor Of the City OF Norfolk, Va, by an almost snan-
,,ou, VITA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-27

PEACE WITH MExlco.-We hope the rumor that
Mr. McDufBe is about to propose measure 10 ter
inmate disgraceful War with Mexico msy prove
TO have been founded in truth. Ifs measure can be
suggested which shall afford reasonable prospect
OF result so much 10 be desired, the sooner it IS
brought forward the better.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-27

OUTSIDE AND INsIpE.-.A Reader who receives
the Evening Edition OF The Tribune sorey perpeIed by
the little paragraph on the Inside OF the Daily il which is
given Is, the articles the Outside He says that
the articles thus designated no; to De found on the Out
sde and that the paragraph calculated &c mislead the
reader. Our friend is rather green. and has resd the
paper TO little purpose would have discovered before
now that the paragraph in question is intended for those
who receive the Morning Eaton The articles thus refer
red to are sent to han day earlier than to the subscribers
In the city. VIII net this satisfy him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-27

An ARMIsTIcE.-The Union, speaking OF the
statement of the New Orleans Tropic to the effect
tha, Gen. Arista had se1s proposition to Gen. Tay
lor for arrstice and that he had established his
head quarters et Monterey with $4,000 men, says:
Without undertaking contradict this Statement. in
q positive rnanner We can only scy that the last dis
ustches from Gen Taylor lend couutenance the
report They say nothing OF tnis proposition for an
do they stsie thai Gen Arisia is stationed az
Monterey or The contrary, they represent ATista
being on this side OF Monterey Nor do they extend his
force 10 Is QG0 troops
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Observation-Disclosures The Weekly Tribup.
FsipAI JSns Is Carlisle, Ky...............
poughseep,s, N. -. J South Shrewsbury. Mas,
South America, DO ...... Clinton, Mich. .....
Lowvills do 800. list Louis. Mo- ..........
Subscriptions received TO The Daily Tribup.
EaIDAY, June %. Tsrysown. ~
White Plsins N. i....... llSchoole)'s Mountain N
Subscriptions received 10 The semI.weekI,.
FRIDAY. June 20
P!rsteld, Ill.,. llAdtiIop, n. Y.,.
Subscriptions received 10 The New-Yorker.
FRIDAY, June 70. iEs., Schuyler N.Y..
Salisbury Mills. n. Y...... liI,sly Hill, DO "
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men there, and that he means 10 increase
his force to 10000, oGd with them 10 await
an attack RON Gen rsylor and make a
Iesperns---a final effort TO defeat our for
ces,
lie will, however, have to await some
time, it is believed, before Gen. Taylor
calls him out. For tits nov believed, in
deed, it is known lhaI honcellrIh the base
If the operations Of our army ls to bc-no,
from Monterey --nO' from Camargo-no
from Matamorss or l.inaree but from the
highest navigabIe point Of 'he river above
Tampico, and tEero our men and munitions
are hencetorth to converge but, nous Ver
rons,
We should have stated that a tepor
reached Monelova, belors Capt DAVIS ha'
reached there, that Chihuahus had been ia
ken by detachment Of troops from Gen
Reatneys division,
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saTURDAr DECEMBER ~, 'sIO.
MMINSTDIYo

v B. PALMER Esq, is authorized 10 oe' as
agent for HE CoLuMBIA DGMocnAT, and re.
cetpt all monies t0r Subscription and Advsytis-
ing at his Agencies in
PhiiadeiDhia No SO Pine.styeei
New York 1850 Naa8au-shea.
BOstOH A" 10 Sfate-strccf.
Baltimore S, Z. cor Bah. and Colucrts8.
ArcIaats-Mech and Tradssmen may Gad
i 10 their adrantogeto odrcyti8e IN this paDeras
is The only one published al tie County seat
end has q greater circulation IN tie county than
any other paper published pithm ghiimits.
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We have received the President,
Message, but 100 late, owing to is
length, for insertion entire in phps week.
paper, therefore, rather than divide II,
we postpone lDspubIlcarjon until our
next.
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Buried .Flipc Matthias Stevens Iosr
his life at Danbury, c., on Tuesday
week, by The caving in ofs well in
which lie was working thirty feet be.
low the surface. lie was SO wears Of
lge, and left large family.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-12-12

The Printer is much IN want Of a few
bushels Of WHEAT, CORN & BUCK
WHEA |, Of those who owe him upon
subscription. He would also Ike few
bushels OF POTATOES.
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hlllo woman slid into he oi,oIe and knslI
close TO my feet 'Senor, said she, in a
soft, qulverlng voice, 'lor The love you bore
your moIher, for the love you have Tor your
wife, for the lender affection your heart
holds for your children, oh, epaIe this, my
poor little babe holding ops brighteyed,
dimpled- checked liuIe boy, about yesr
old, She never asked for herself In
spie Of me, tears rushed TO my eyes, and 1
could only speak with foil heart as ! told
her TO lise, and assured her that she and her
child were perfectly sale, BY the Holy
Virgin, Gaping, remarked a rough Irish
solder wipng away tear with The back
of his hand, 'tsOa't The oud Seventh pur-
lecl lhem!'
Thai night | watched over That room,
which was eaCredIy kept from Intrusion,
The nexl day we were blessed by these Ce"
males in their attentions, for lhe protection
we had given them, for they gave us oI
what lhey bad to eat and drink, and we
were nearly (amlshed. Poor creatures,
Itow much ihRv were distressed. The
young mother will ever be painted in my
nlnd's eye as the devoted guardian oL heI
babe. Her husband, learned was an Of
fcer, and was then fighting US in the city
She could not lave known whether he wal
alive or not, and | have not heard Of him
Many scenes, very like that described a.
boye, took place in tie city. | did not tea
of single outrage being committed whert
women were in The question but heard o
many instances in which food was furnish
ed to our men and paid for, even when ,hr
Iish' was going on, II.
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AN APDIIENTICF

To the Printing business Is wanted at this OF.
fee An active boy 10 or l6 years Of age wire.
ceiye good encouragement