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Rsvsnus Marine Order.


Treasury DEPARTMENT, Dec. IS, 1910.
SIN As the season is approaching when much SUI
eng and distress experienced by vessels bound TO ports
10 the United States from long voyages may be aevated
BY the agency Of the revenue vessels while cruising
the coast in discharge OF the duties enoined by the act
OF Congress of December 22 1887 have thought Il ad-
yisable to designate the revenue schooner under
your command more especially for that service.
To enable you TO afford the required assistance to ves-
sells and crews IN all cases OF distress will be proper
a yaa should carry se aad m sae
Should the underwriters see fit to place clothing or
other supplies on board. you will take charge Of the
and o. them 70 SsT Sass
and keeping as close to the land as may
be consistent with the safety OF the vessel and not going
into port osnsr than yog may Be compelled d.. to from
sons you will Immediately report TO the department the
cause OF such return to port
While cruising you VIII SPEAK an vessels aPprSSsehhng
those requiring aid relief such assistance may be
adapted to their condition and necessities, and il may
s e s$ 9 S ssa
them at the cost value handing over to the collector
any money or orders which you, may have received
therefor, and taking his receipt for the same.
You will cause the tracks made during your cruise TO
be distinctly traced upon the chart and all soundngs,
stating the depth OF water quality OF the ground. &c,
81 upon se u list q al ~, ve sI o M
assistance afforded and the position OF the vessel at the
time, with abstract of the distance by log, will be
transmitted 10 the department. al he expiration OF the
cruising, on the LIST of April next
am, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
r. ]. WALKER,
Secretary of the Treasury.
The Alert to cruise between Passport and Owls Head
The Hamilton between Cape Neddock and Chatham
Light.
The Jackson, between Holiness Hole and Point Judith
The fancy between Montauk Point and Little Egg
Harbor. Hs
The Crawford between Little Egg Harbor and Chin
colleague Is.
The Madison, between Chingoteague and Cape Hate
as
reference House document No 20l of the last SEES
sion, will exhibit that during the months of December
1915, and January, February, and March, 1885, l,26s
vessels were spoken and boarded, SO OF which were
found in distress and relieved
50 vessels, at moderate average of 5000 Sii5OOC
50 cargoes +" $4,000 $4,000
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The ODEoS.The performances at this pleasant place
OF amusement are increasing in interest and variety
Everybody delighted with the nairsts and talent of the
little Kilmstes. We do not know any more agreeable
way Of spending part OF the evening than by witness
ing these performances The establishment is conducted
with the most scrupuous taste, and real deserves full
measure OF public patronage. =
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We publish this day report from the Treasury De-
partmen in regard to weghers, gaugers, measures, &C.
Doubts having been suggested to whether these Off
GERS could be continued under the new tariff the Hon.
Mr. Rathbun, chairman OF the Judiciary Committee OF TIE
House, made call, by resolution OF the House, for the
law and the facts the subject which are communica-
ted in this report, and the power would seem, as to
the legal employment OF these officers established beyond
controversy
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The amen1ed death OF this estimable gentleman has
called forth, IN both houses OF Congress, more than the
usual Tributes OF respect TO the worth and virtues oil the
deceased These viii be found the proceedings OF To-
day. and WI, be read with all the interest which mel
ancholy an occasion inspire The funeral will take
place al hifpast IL O'Clock Tomorrow from the Senate
chamber according to the following order
Order Procession
For ne funeral Of he Hon Alexander Ba,r0l senator
@he Unasd States from te State Of Louisiana,
The eommit1e Of arrangements, pall-bearers, and
mourners will attend the the Senate Committee
on tinhnce at hapast eleven o'clock, M, tomorrow
At which time the corpse will be removed in charge of
conitiee Of arrangements, attended by the Sefgeant-a
Arms OF the Sennt the Senate chamber where divine
service Ill be performed NJ
AT twelve O'Clock, m. the funeral will move from the
orders 80
The ehapains OF both houses,
Physicians who attended the deceased.
~ - Committee of arrangements
M Mangun, Mr. Speighi,
MI berrien, Mr. Corwin,
PalLbearersi
Mr.. Critenden, Mr. Archer.
Mr.. Benton Mr. SEWER
MIR. j. M: Clayton, Mr. Johnson OF Md.
The family and friends OF the deceased
The senator and representatives from the State OF Iouis
ana, as mourneTs.
of the Senate ofthe United States
The Senate OF the United States preceded by the Vice
President and their secretary.
The Sergeantatarms of the House of Representatives
The House OF Representative preceded by their Speaker
and clerk
The President of the United States.
The heads of departments
The Chief Justice and associate justices Of the Supreme
Court oil the United States, and its officers.
The diplomatic corps
' Judges OF the United States.
Officers OF the executive departments.
Officers OF the army and navy.
The Mayor OF Washington.
Citizens and strangers.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT, DEC. so, is4e.

We understand that the Presidents mansion will be
OPEN as usual for the reception Of vsters on Friday the
LIST OF January, at u o'clock.
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OWEN, EVANS - COMPANY,
Military and Naval Merchant Tailors,

Peans yrania avenue betceen Fourteenth and Fifteenth s,
DEG leave cal the attention of their friends and the
ID public generally TO their extensive stock Of goods. us
received for the fall and winter in the selection OF which
has their object heretofore, obtain articles Of hs
very latest style and impoaons and In such variety that
they are confident of being able afford satisfaction al
They have received per last of goods con-
tanning English gold and silver epauets embroideries, and
laces, viz.
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Supreme Court Of the United states.

WEDNESDAY, Dec. 80, 1916.
No "a. Join A. Barry, plaintiff in error u.s. Mary Mer-
cen e al The argument of the motion to dismiss the
writ OF in this continued by Mr. Barry in
opposition thereto and by Mr. Rockwell in support OF
the motion
Adjourned until tomorrow II o'clock, a. m.
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NOTICE 20 enc afa,eted ,yith Lameness.

IN MAN SWEET, natural bonesetter may be seen at
Coeran's Browns few days On his way 70 savannah
Georgia. calling there, the Exchange Richmond, Vir
Qnia and south through the different cities As pass
on disocatons, hip Diseases rheumasns, spinal diseases
and of long standing viii be cured on the setaugh
plan Of selpresse, instead Of pueys manual strength
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The Virginia regiment of volunteers has been report
ed full and the has rendered the services OF an
additional battalion to the Secretary of War
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.-.. ] our oDeulent servant, - ..- .....
..s-.". d. a STARKWEATHER

[NoTE-I was desired by Mr.. STARKwEATHER to sup
press the report of his remarks which appeared in the
'Union" of last evening, and refusing to do so, the
report was at his request submitted to him, and
equocaliy approved by htmtwo unmporan alterations
being made This morning in the House, the honorable
gentleman, in the most handsome manner, stated to
me that he imputed fault TO me- A. HoUsToN, Re
orer UnIon1 "...
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RANK THE METROPOLIS Dec, a. 1916.
nhs Bank VIII not be open Friday the 25th
msant tChnsmas day. Friday, the LIST Of Jan
Kg requested that all persons having due ut
bank on those two days will attend them on the days
immediately preceding the maturity of such notes
pee' 2-Z2dxSd2sth30th IRD. SMITH, Cashier.
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YT,IIE Floral Offering for Is47.-One quarto volume
filed with epgravngs of flowers, beautifully colored.
and Of the largest size, illustrated with poetry original and
selected by Mrs Osgoodte whole forming FIoras Die
tionary of the finished description just published
and received for sale by f. TAYLOR
% 81.
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NTOTICE-On Friday next the LIST of January Office
IN will be closed 1t is requested that which fall duo
Dec sG2if CoRCoRAN & RIGGS
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Rv n. GREEN, .a.cfSo~eer.

HOUSEHOLD and kitchen furniture, boots shoes tobac
III co. ink shoves and tongs, fatirons woolen socks,
crockerys glass ware at auctoncn THURSDAY morn
Centre Market large lot Of the above named goods all Of
which, except furniture will be sold IN lots In order 70 close
consgnents Dealers attend bargains may be expected
viii be- added the SALE several cooking and other
stoves. A. GREEN, Auctonecr.
ie Dec 30--It Va ,f.ft AK 'at'}s3s Hi.t5't3alt
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MARRIED.,

On Tuesday evening the Doth inst, by the Rev w. @
EGGLrsToN, Mr. PHILIP L. WEBSTER TO Miss MARTHA
T.. TAYLOR.
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Public Meeting In Boston for supporting the Was.
The Boston papers contain the proceedings OF public
meeting for the encouragement OF volunteers for the war
The following is extracted from the Times:
Meeting In Fnneuil Hall night. .


The following is extracted from the Times: .8
Meeting In Faneuil Hall last night. W
Notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather, great
and enthusiastic meeting OF our citizens, friendly to the
raising additional volunteers for the i'll Mexico,
held last night in Faneuil Hall. twas an assembage OF
patriotic men, desirous of aiding their government in the
prese emergency and ready to render every assistance III
their power for this end. a j 20
'Thc meeting called to order by Mr. }. b. Crownin-
shield, and, motion, Charles l.. Woodbury., esd, was
called 10 the chair. .al ##
"on taking the chair Mr.. Woodbury. spoke of the i'm,
porance of the present OCCASION and went into general
statement of the of the aud the original conduct
and outrages Of the Mexicans He described these ouage
vivid colos and particularly those which Santa
Anna and his myrmdons inflicted at the Alamo and on
other occasions Peace and peace societies were wa bu
were defending the of the country well
endcavoring our Just rights and claims We We're
Britain in defence Of our rights aid liberties, and We
obliged her confess that great nation He re-
beyond the Asghanies, ep alluded 70 the ac that man
was now lving-Senator Crittender-who was the hrst
male child born Of the Aeglanies He spoke OF Oet
gon and California, which peopled with people,
who lad gone there With their Ploughs and Their rifle. We
the French and were we TO be stopped by the miseab
Mexicansl [Cheers and cries Of no! noll Mr. Woodbury.
alluded the noble efforts that making in other states
in behalf OF the volunteer Regiments, and was our duty
here, in this State which had been the first IN the days Of
the revolution to come forward and aid in that great work
Mr.. Woodbury. closed in the midst OF much cheering
Patriotic speeches were made by Messrs ]. II Wright
W. w. H. Davis and p. II. Aymet, of Virginia, which
our space will not allow us to insert, and committee
raised to collect funds The report concludes thus:
'The chairman announced the names OF tho gentlemen
raised on the committee follows William Denton, John
Stevens Benjamin Mcneil, Jos. Berret, Fletcher Webster
Marcus Morton, r Newell A. Thompson James Cheever
Captain Kelsey William Mitchell Abbott Lawrence, j.,
and John T. Heardj and they accepted by the meet
aThe meeting adjourned at half-pas O'clock, mee
again when publicly notified. The immense and patriotic
assembage broke with cheers many remaining to sign
the rolls which were present on the occasion.
sit glorious gathering, and will have saluary
effect in raising the remaining companies oil me regl
ment"
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Ulcers epaulets and embroidery


They also prepared 10 furnish completes equipments 70
ministers, consus, and other diplomatic agents
Dec 2S-eolmif
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Property saved

Property saved TO the merchant si,335,ooo
0ne-half OF these least foreign vessels having
dutiabe goods on board. The value of the cargoes,
amounting $4,000, the average duties being 23l per
cent exhibits saving the government of s10i,575 in
duties, not taking into consideration the saving OF life
or frauds prevented
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.mnrAIN rtATERIALs.-

CURTAIN fATERIAI.s.-We have hand a large
assortment OF curtain materials in great variety of
styles which, the is lar advanced, will offer
great bargains to close them.
Dec Y06t ID. CLAGETT " % q
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rJ,TaE Opal Is4y, Gift the Holydsys In ono
volume octave finely bound, containing engraved Illus
uaons by Chapman, and literary conbntions in poetry
and prose from the pens of Longeow Mrs Osgood Mrs
Sgourney, Sprague, Wilde, Tuckerman Perpoint, Hof
man, Whittier Mrs Hale, and other American writer's;
the whole volume being in every respect of the
beautiful and attractive of the season For SALE at the pub
lshers prices, by ats FaTAYLOR.
Dec Is taHt NsgAt "a sMit-sylNHR
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NOR RENT-Two good rooms on the first floor, fur
nished and also the house adjoining the subscriber
Al street, between Pennsylvania avenue and g street
Dec. % JAS. WILLIAMS
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rT,IE visiters of William and Mary College in virginis
l. will, the 23d day Of February next, appoint pro-
fessor 10 succeed the late Thomas r. Dew, esd. -
The subjects embraced in the proessorshp are Political
Economy, Metaphysics Bellies Leres, Moral Philosophy,
Logic, and History s
fhe ernolumen of the chair have for several years been
not less than S2,500 per annum Ns',sis 70
The residence is in pleasant village, with agreeable
society. a lAN
Applications, accompanied by proper testimonials, csn
be addressed the undersigned until the day of election.
RO. McCANDL1SH, Rector.
Dec b-2tawtIstFeb ~
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WANTED efficient female servant, woh hes been
w accustomed TO wait on ladies, and cleaner.
None need apply but such present the best
concentrations. Inquire at the Union Office. ss sl ~
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orFicE OF Becky & Tyson,

OFFICE OF BrcKLY e Tyson, IVA
December go i846.
IN Friday next, (being New Years day.) our Office
will be closed Persons having acceptances
due that day requested provide for them the day
previous. a5s4, BlCkLf G TYSON
Dec 80 ass,sl s.s' 78 ,9ss} f.s sg VIZ St3tek
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
To the Editor of the Union

To The Editof q thc Unl0n:
SIR: find error in your paper OF yesterdays date
which will trouble you to correct. | am made TO say
at is not enough for to know that he Col Baker,
is gentleman because he has position either the
army or here" The remark was general and was moi
intended to be personal towards Col. Baker.
Your obedient servant, t..
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TLLUsTHATED editions of Brysnt's and Iongfsiiows
Il Poems, each complete in volume octave, richly
wings, Just issued. r. TAYLOR
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Pretty Feathers Make a Fine aira

! A ND as this holds good IN almost every rcsroc,
"a the subscriber would again inform his nicrf
and the publ generally, that ne is siiIl living an
occupying the OLD STAND, on Moiu-succt. be
tween the office of {. Il. .Buckaew and the BI,cI.
smith shop Of Moses Cclman, at (which place Le
may be found upon the scat Of poverty prepared
to draw out the thread Of olliction' lie has lust
received the jhc EGtCst style Of ElsLjgus for
SPRING aud SUMMER, and with them he
stands pledged to accommodate his fr,nds, cpslo.
mers and the public generally with good subslap.
t'a tasty fits or no chmgemadc.
B. RUPERT, TAhOR,' will be found upon
"a Single stuck up above the door.
HdmisSion free Of all crynse.
He would also inform his friends that Wheat.
Rye Oats, Corn and Potatoes will be taken in cx.
change for work done at his shop, and a little Of
.ho pclctcr d.aciya once ina while, will no, como
amiss. Gail and give him trial,
BERNARD RUPERT.
April %, lS4G--l
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LIST OF TRAVERSE JURORS,
August Term for ls46

August TtrmJ0r l846.
Bloom-Rufus K. Hopkins Samuel Boon
BriarCreek John Freas
Derry y---JOseph Levers Daniel Cox John
Derr John Stsiner
Fishingcreek-Zacanah Ross Abraham
Robbins
Greenwood--Jacob Coo
Hemlock James Roat Samuel BTugler
Vaniah Reese
Iiberty-Robert Montgomery Frederick
Blue John Moore
Mahoni0g Michael Sanders Samel Shaher
Madson-JOhn BiIlheim sen Isaac Demol
MhI.1-Nichael Riuenhouse John Cree,
ay jr. John Brown
Monrour-George II Willis
Mounlpleasant-Joseph Long Peter Oman
jr. Aaron Kester
Orange-Godlrey Kline Martin Bender
Roaringcreek-John Bear Jonas Roe
Sugarloal-Roben Campbell William S.
Mendenhall
ValIey-JOsePh Mau0 Jacob D Maus Ben
iamin McMahann
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DRY GOODS LINE,

A splendid assortment of new and fashionable
Prints Of new figures, Ginghams; new style O
cross over Berage aud other Berages; fancy anc
black and white Lawns, Gingham Lawns, Delanos
of all Colors and quality, black and blue black dress
Silks black silk Serge Allapacca, damask summer
Skirts, damask book Muslin purse twist and stee
beads and rings Of assorted coIors, ladies' and gen
tlemens kid gloves, mohair Gloves and mts, whit,
cambric Handkerchefs; ladies silk points, black
bandanna and flag silk handkerchief, cotton
|Handkerchicfs ofevery description, white and fan
Icy silk Handkerchefs, Shawls of all kinds in shor
Cotton and Linen Goods of every description for
LADIES' wear, Silk, Cotton and WOrsted Hose fol
men and women Ladies shell combs
Broadcloths Of all colors and quality, Sattinetts
CassimeIes, fancy summer Cassimeres, : quarter
coat Tweed, NAnkins, Checks black Satin and
other summer Vestings of every description; fancy
Scaris al Cravats Of all qualities, bIeached and
unbleached Muslins, Umbrellas and Parasols, Lee
horn and palm leaf Hats. quantity Of carpet.
ling.
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CHEAP CONFECTIONERY AMI
VARIETY ESTABLISH MENT.

CHEAP CONFkCTlONARY AMI
VARIETY ESTABLISHMENT.
TENHE subscriber has just received fresh sup
Il. ply of
confectionery, &c.
consisting Of Candies of various kinds And ais,
Bunch 0i8ins Of a superior qualiiy
Bordeaux Prunes, English Carrants,
Figs, Fresh Oranges and Lemons.
Herring, S,Uset and Uater Crucb.
erS, English HainuiS, FJeris
.AmOnds, Cream MUS, Pea
Nuts. &c.
Soaps; Smoking, Lump; Caycndish and Honey
Dew Tobacco, Spanish, hall Spanish and com.
mon Segars.
Also--An assortment of Gum, Worstel and
Cotton Suspenders; Razor Suaps; Brushes
and Combs Of all kinds; Blocklng' Thread
Tapes; Needle and Pins Sle
Hunting and other Goat Buttons; Hooks and Ewes
Pencils and Pencil Points Percussion Cops
Steel Pens Thimbles Matchrs white und black
Gable Cords--.apate aud pearl shirt Buttons
Strap vest and suspender Buttons
Salln Stocks---watCh Gnards---
Necklaces---Mnt,-Wa W alers- knitting
Needles. primmers y all kinds Of
BOOKS AND STATIONARY.
All Of which are to be had cheap at the corner
OF Main and East.strcets
o. C. KAHLER.
BoCmsburg; April II ls4G.-52
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Chair WanufaCtOry
CHAIR MANUFACTURING
THE subscriber continues TO carry G

CHAIR MANUFACTURING
business at the old stand Of B. & s. Hagen
|buch, where he will be ready al all times
to furnish Fancy & Windsor Chairs, Set
tees, Boston Rocking Chairs &o, Of every
description, which may be called for, al
short notice and on the most reasonable
terms. He will also execute House, Sign &
Ornamental Painting, and House Paperng,
in superior manner,
From his experience in the business and
his facilities Of manufacturing the various
articles Of his line, he hatters himseH that
he shall be able to furnish as good work,
and upon as reasonable terms as can be
done in the country, all Of which ne will
dispose Of for CASH or COUNTRY
PRODUCE
N. B. Orders from a distance win be
strictly aid punCIuallv attended TO.
B HAGENBUCH.
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lis Healing Properties

10 not deceive. The short dry cough is quickly
overcome and easy and healthy eypcrtoralon take,
It's place. Splitting of blood is isimmcdateIy check
,d. Night swcats with pain 10 the side and chest
debility and difficulty Of breathing yield in short
me. ASTHMA with all its dreadful accompaniment,
is at once relieved Broachus and in facial the
diseases of the throat and ung3 give way before
this remedy when all other means have failed.
Persons may attemptto deceive you with some
other remedy proncuncirg it to be equally as good
but remember life is at stake, therefore
Be not Deceiycd
The above medicine fol sale by the following
agents.
E. p. Lutz, B'oomsburg. w. /" Waller 6, Go
Berwick; f. & J, Lazarus, OIangcyille Levi BIZ
eel, Jerseytown; DER q Mcbride, White Hall :.
Baldy, Cattawissa. 6m3
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LIST OF GRAND JURORS.
For RNgNSt Term 1910

For Augu8t Term 1916.
'CaUawissa-Charles Hartman
Cenire-Benjamin Hughes Levi Aikmar !,
Derry William S. Clark Thongs Robi,or
Samuel Russell
Fishingcreek-DanieI Smith Samusl Cr;y-
ling sen.
Greenwood--WiIIism Alber.soh
Jackson--Jacob Turner
LlbeE'y-Leonard Snemsn Robert Butler
Mahoning--G. ". Shaws William Leisrn.
ring B. P. Atwood William Cook Dan.
iel Ramsay
Madlson--James .gIlen
MiRin-MarshaIl G. Kinney Daniel I,ine,
bold
MontOur-Peter Rupert
Otangs-W iliam White Peter Achepbscb
Roaring Adam Gable
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CANCERS, WARTS, LORNS, Sc

THE subscriber informs the public, that he is
able to cure all kinds of Cancers and eradicate
Warts and Corns with very Nuo pain and in a
short time He refers to several respectable citi-
zen3 in his neghoorhood, such as Samuel Hess,
William kIle and others, that has been successful
in several instances and is not humbugging as is
too frequently the case among quacks. He war
roais certain cure in any case he undertakes or no
pay.
IJWarts, &c. on cattle and other animals are
also cured by the subscriber who resides in Mount
Pleasant township on the main road leading from
Millyile to 3loomsburg, dbout u miles from Fred.
erlck Miller's Tavern where persons are invited to
call.
JOHN ALE.
May 30, lsi6-ly6