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TIss POLK accommodate permanent and uAn-
Nl silent boardes In that large and double house on
street, door ihe Exchange Hotel one square from
Pennsylvans avenue, and AR 20 ~ street.
April l6-S
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- pECnpE w LEV ECMON,
Clerk 10 Commissioners of Allegany County.


Mays -Iww nj COT AnegnyC 70
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r EGsAL Biblioxraphy, "a Thesamus or American
IL English. rish and Scotch Law Books, together with
Continental Treatises mterpersed with Critical Obser
upon their various editions and autority to which
prefxed copous list of abreviations by j. g. Marvin
counseor-at-law Just published and for sale by
April ~ GEORGE TEMPLEMAN.
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rJNEA, Tobacco, aud Cigars29S half chests tea,
l. prising a good assortment of gunpowder, imperial
young hyson Pouchong and Oolong Pouchong, from low
grade TO extra fine.
ISi manufactured tobacco lbs and SIS, various
brands and prices some very cheap and good
100000 Havana, Principe, and regala cigars.
Samples my office, and will be offered at lower prices
than known before in this city, on liberal credits
Nav 3-codIw STAINS MURRAY.
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QOARDING.-MRS. w. MANN, formerly oil PhladeE
ID pha Place IIth and streets, having fitted up thai
arge and commodous house Pennsylvania avenue, TWO
doors of Jackson Hail. is prepared Tor the ccep
lion OF boaders The house has undergone thorough re-
pa the chambers airy of good size, and handsome
furnished
quiet and pleasant home, at moderate charges.
April I3-eod2w I.
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UOORT, MADEIRA, aud Champagne Wincs-South side
Madeira wines, "Synington's" brand, all grades
Sicily Madeira wine
Lisbon do
Port wine, pure juice of the grape
Do priced brand
The above goods are all under house lock, and
viii be delivered pure as imported Samples and prices
at my office. SIANlSLAoo MohhAi'
April 2-law3w
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Half Sections md Quarter Sections OF Vacant
occupy In the West Of Texas,

Half SECTIONS and Quarter sections OF vacant Lana 70
occupy the West OF Texas,
ID ARE CHANCE GRATIS.-The absence OF n number OF
settlers allows offer during the lS47 320 acres
the best land families, and l60 single in
the colony of Castro whose prosperity is well ascertaned
Casrovlc contains 900 inhabitants The village
of nh nine miles from Castrovie, numbers 80 families
The Vandenberg five miles further road to Mexico,
50 families. Similar establishments are successfully IN
progress the circuit of the grant made by the gov
eminent of Texas to the subscriber.
Address for references to HENRY CASTRO, Director
General and Fondaor of the Colony Castrovile, Texas
March 4-2am6n* Nirt. Intel
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TNDUC Alto REV d. McCARTERS boarding school
r. for boys, Suasbug, Lancaster county, Pennsylvania
The whole expenses for board, tuition &c, per session
OF months $50
The branches taught embrace all those Of thorough
English and mathematical educaon together with the
Lain, Greek, German and French languages.
Parents and guardians who may be looking for good
school pleasant and healthy location, and easy oil ac-
will suberve their interests by nqung into the mer-
its OF this institution. 80,
The principal has had charge Of for the last eight years
The session will commences on Monday the 90 OF
MAY. Payment at the end Of the term
For reference, circular, &C., containing nli particulars
address REV. ID. Mcohh lIn, N,
Principal and Proprietor, Strasburg, Lancaster Co IA
April 2I--d3w
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DLACK Lace sha>sis.We have Just received 10 black
ID lace shavls assorted prices 49, .,--,r ~
April 23-3tif D. .CLAGEll "
DOARDlNG.-Mrs. STETTINIUS opposite the City
ID Hail. Louisiana avenue has several pleasant rooms l
occupied. Mar S-0teod
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DEPORTERs wANTED.-Tbe undersigned is desi-
IL securing the services OF several experienced
Nenogaphcrs during the session of Congress- and will
be happy to receive communications the subject unit
the lei OF August next Gentlemen who reply this adj
veusemen will please qualifications aud reference.
fully possible. Communicaons @ be post paid and
addressed 10 cdr. j. A. HousroN, NV YoKk.'
7Ff JAMES A. HOUSTON, IS
stenographer to United States Senate,
WARRINGTON, March Is, 1877
sass iS-atiAug tIntsl)
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Owners names.
February !, 1917.

Brooke, Matthew L. :.
Brooke, Mat. Z. and Allen
Beatty, Robert II. John w. OFT,
John L. Richie, and others
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Aso ouf tracts oil land, situate in the District Column
bia the east side OF the Eastern Branch OF Potomac
being parts OF large tract called Baylys Purchase" and
and designated in plat thereof recorded among
the land records OF Washington comfy in liber w b., No
l20. folio 49, &c., as follows. viz
Tract No. 3, containing az acres roods 30 perches
Do. do 81 do % do
Do. 10 do IOl do 3 do rs do
Do. l6 do los do rs do
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Fuuuc snIe Lots Ssf0unu IN CITY
Washington.
DY VIRTUE of the several deeds hereinafter reced, viii
ID be sold public auction, in the city of Washington
Wednesday, the 18th of May next l0t o'clock,
the auction OF A. Green the following lots the city
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side of the river. Although he conversed
with the express rider he was unable 10
learn any thing as to the probable num-
Der OF the enemy. or who commanded
them.
"a merchant in Camargo, writing to a
friend in this place, nnder date of the 25tn
says, that an express had just arrived from
Monterey with Information thatshere was
fighting al Saliillo. The Mexicans had
taken Moran, capturing a large train of
Wagons and 100 men A large number
of mules were also taken. Captain Nc
CulIough was in command of the post.
Eight thousand Mexican cavalry were
on this side of the mountains, and things
in general were turned upside down.
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Public Notice,

TENHE subscriber hereby gives Notice
that he has disposed Of his Store,
at Stoystown aud Bueks,own. and h..
tends TO leave the State. as soon as he
can collect his dues. He will leave h,
Books belonging 10 he Bucks,own Store.
with Walter Chalfant until the frs, dav
of April next; and will remain in Stoys.
Town TO make settlement with those CON.
cerned with the Books at the Sloys,own
Store, also until The first day Of April
All who are concerned al either Of ,he
above named places can have an upper.
tuniIy 10 save costs, as after the date a..
bove named all bis Books notes aud az.
counts will be left in the hands Of an
Officer for collection.
GEO. A. CLARKE.
March 9. 1917.
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s.ase Central Committee.

stale Central Committee.
TuomAs E. FRANKLlS. Lancaster City
TsomAs DuxcAS, Dauphin counLy
JAMES MARIN,
THouAs e. HAABLy, York
Ww. IA. Wars, Cumberland
DASIrL NJ. SmrsER. Adams
Jons P. WETHERzIL, Philadelphia CITY
JosrPn K. CaASDLEa
RoRzRr T. CoaRAD
Tuonns McGaATH, Philadelphia co.
D1LLeR LUrHsR, Berks
RoBeRr N. BARD, Franklin
Tnos. VI. T. M'KENNAN, Washington
ANDREW ]. OeLE, Somerset
HARMAR DENNY, Allegheny
RICHARD IRwfN, Fenango
JosEPH II. KrHNs, Westmoreland
G.. j. BALL, Erie
II. d. MAXWELL, Northampton
J. B. SALISBURY. ~Susquehanna
ELHAEAN SMITH, Wyoming
SAMUEL A. PURvIANcE, Butler
HExRY s. EVANS, Chester
RoBERr I. PoTrs, Montgomery.
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II appears from the annual statement
of Lowell MANUFACTURES that there are l3
manufacturing corporations in the city,
embracing a capital stock OF $1l,490,0 900,
and numbering 40 mills. These mills
employ 1918 female and 1910 male OPP
eratiyes. There are other manufacture
ing establishments in the city not in
corporated, employing a capital of $780,
$50, and 1000 hands. The new cotton
mills are nearly ready for operation
One built by the Merrimack Co., to con-
tain 23,424 spinJles and 60 LOOMS; and
one built by the Hamilton Co., of sufd.
cient capacity for 10000 spindles and
400 looms.
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LATER FROM THE ARMY-NEWS
FROM GEN. TAYLOR.

CALL FOR 5000 TRooPs-PRocLA-
RATION OF THE Gov. OF LOUISIANA.
WASHINGTON, March 22-S P. NJ.
The Southern mail is in, and brings
stll later news from the army. The
dates from Brazos Santiago are to the 10Th
inst.
The reports previously brought of
Gen Tayiar having retreated to Monte
rev, are renewed by this arrival, and also
the statement that he had lost six pieces
OF cannon and a large number of men,
bat nothing certain has been ascertained.
1t IS only a repetition Of rumors.
The conn unication between the Bra
EOS and General Taylor was entirely cut
of.
Col. Curtis from Camargo. has sent an
extraordinary and urgent Despatch to the
States for reinforcements amounting to
$4,000 men. He calls on Louisiana for
ten regiments.
Gov. Johnson in response has issued
his Proclamation for raising the l 10000
men required from that State.
II was currently reported at the Bra
EOS that eighteen hundred Mexican troops
were advancing on that place.
Down to the 4th inst, there has been no
attack on Canargo.
The Various reports which have arri-
we'd SO literally of late about the battle be-
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tween Santa Anna and Gen. Taylor, are
reiterated by his arrival. CoL Curtis
saws he has no communication with, or
messages from Gen Taylor. siuce The 22d
OF February, the latest news brought by
DIR Jarvis.
II was rumored this evening about
Washington, that dispatches have been
received at the War department from the
Army, containing an account Of the battle.
Rumor says that Gen Taylor was ylctori-
Gus. All this is very doubtful.
The New Orleans papers are full oil
rumors relating to the movements OF the
army and the Mexicans, but they are on
ly rumors and not worth TelegraphIng.
We shall have something reliable very
soon.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

ETTERS lestamentary on The es.
tate OF Theobali FoIlmsr. late OF
Conemaugh township. deceased, having
been granted to the subscriber. residing
in said township, all persons indebted 10
said estate. are hereby requested TO al
TEND al the late residence Of the deceas-
ed on Friday the 30lh day Of April next,
prepared 10 settle; and those having
claims to present them ., the same time
and place properly authenticated.
PETER LEVY,
Mcrch 25. 1897 Executor.
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gg-The Uniontown Democrat Of the

The Uniontown Democrat Of the
18th inst, has the following postscript:
Gen. Butler who passed through this
place Yesterday morning says he has no
fear for Gen. Taylor, that the Rinconada
pass is some 60 miles in length and not
more than half a mile wide at any place,
so that ii would be impossible for Santa
Annals large body to out-aank him. The
presumption is that if it has come to the
worst with him, he has fallen back 10
Monterey where bis defence would be
ample and his provisions sufficient TO last
go days. The murder of Gov. Bent and
other American citizens at Santa Fe is
fully confirmed.
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PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAs the honorable JrRrnI-
w All 5. BLACK, President, and G..
Chorpenning and John M'Cartv, Esqs,
associate Judges of the court of common
pleas, in and for the county Of Somerset,
and assistant Justices of the courts OF over
and terminer and general Jail delivery and
quarter sessions of the peace, in and for
said county Of Somerset, have issued
their preeept to me directed, requiring
me among other things 10 make public
proclamation throughout my baillwiek.
that a court of oyer and terminer and
general jail delivery: also, a conrt Of gen
eral quarter sessions of the peace and
Jail delivery, will commence at the bor-
ough of Somerset, in and for the county
OF Somerset, in the commonwealth of
Pennsylvania, on the lst Monday of
NAY next, I'D day. in pursuance
Of which precept
Public Notice is hereby Civ
en-, to the justices Of the peace. the coro-
uer, and consIables of said county of
Somerset, that they be then and there, in
their own proper persons, with their
rolls, records examinations, and i%nquisi-
tons, and other remembrance, to do
those things which TO their offices apper-
tain in that behalf TO be done and also all
those VINO prosecute against the priso-
ners that are, or then shall be, 10 the Jail
Of the said county of Somerset, are to be
then and there 10 prosecute against them
as shall be just.
Given under my hand, at Somerset, this
23d day Of March, in the year Of
our Lord lS47.
SAMUEL GRIFFITH Sheriff.
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SuERTFF'S SALES,

EpY virtue of sundry wrils OF Tendifi-
boni Erponas issued out Of The Courl
Of Common Pleas OF Somerset county,
and Ia me directed, there will be exposed
to sale by way of public oulcry. at the pub
lie square in The borough of Somerset, on
Saturday. The Isl day Of Nay neat,
at | o'ciork, p. NJ, the following Real
Estate, viz:
AL the right, title, interest and claim
Of Thomas Rifle. Of, in and 10 a certain
TRACE OF LAND,
situate in Conemaugh township. Somer-
sci county. Pa, containing I'VE hundred
acres, more or less, about 10 acres clear
ed. about 4 acres IN meadow. adjoining
lands Of jacob Schne,der's heirs, Gabriel
Mishler, Gabriel GindIesperger, aud 9TH
er lands of defendant, on which are erect.
eG a cabin house and stable, with the
appurlenances-as tie properly Of the
said Thomas Rihla, at the suit af jain
HochsletIer, now for tue use Of Hiram
Beam.
ALSO
All the right, tile. interest and claim
of William Armstrong. OF, in and TO, a
CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND,
situate in Addison township, Somerset
county, Pa, containing rs acres. more
or less, about len acres cleared, adjoining
the MARYLAND line on the east. lands OF
John w. Robson on Tie north, aud Mrs.
Patrick on the ives, and south. with the
appurtenanees-as The property oil the
said William Armstrong, at The sui Of
William Fear.
Also
By virtue Of a writ Of Alias Testa.um
venditioni Exponas. issued out of the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Allegheny
County.
All the right. title. interest and claim
Of Francis Schachleiler. Daniel Baer end
Jacob Slaum. late partners under The firm
Of S%chachieiler, Baer and Staum. Of. in
and to, TWO LOTS OF GROUND,
situate il. the borough of Somerset, So
merset county, Penn'a. containing one
half acre. mere or less, bounded by loi
of Daniel Baird on the West, Union
stree, on the north. Main stree; on the
south, and lot OF Abraham Dul, on The
east, on which are erected a large two
story log dwelling house, smoke house.
a wood shed. and stable. &C., which is
now in The occupancy of Henry Jackson
and John j. Benford. with the sppnrte.
nances-as the property Of The said firm
of Schachieiter, Baer and Stain, at the
suit OF John Lightner.
SAMUEL GRIFFITH.
Shcrif's Office, Somersei,1 Sheriff.
March %, l847.
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Executors Notice.
-PIrTsBuneH. PA.

2 ET'rERS Teslamentary on the es-
4 tate Of Jacob Boyer, Sr., late oil
Jenner township, deceased, having been
granted TO the subscriber, residing In
said township. all persons indebted To
said estate are hereby requested 10 attend
at the late residence Of. The diseased, On
Saturday the eth day of April next,
prepared to settle; and those having
claims, TO present them at The same time
and place, properly authenticated.
JACOB BOYER. Exr,
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ADJOURNMENT OF THE LEGIS-
L~ASURE-WHIG ECONOMY--SA-
WING OF $4,000 TO THE STATE

I1IO ECOROM k--CA-
WING OF $4,000 TO THE STATE
-LOCOFOCO EXTRAVAGANCE.
The session Of the Legislature which
is now about drawing TO a close, has been
a short, economical, working session
The Wings have nobly discharged their
duty TO the State and the people, and will
now return to their constituents, to be
greeted with the welcome plaudit Of .well
done good and faithful servants" But
seventy-one days have elapsed since the
Legislature convened, and more impor-
tant business has been transacted, than
would have been accomplished by a Lo-
cofoco Legislature in six months. Not
w~ilhslanding the disgraceful attempts Of
the minority to interrupt and impede the
progress of business, the Wings, actuated
by the purest motives, and looking only
TO the interests OF the Commonwealth,
faithfully and fearlessIy performed their
whole duty. The present session has
been most emphatically a WORKING
SESSION-and the result is a saving to
the State Of not less than TWENTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS! Such is
Wing economy, and such the benefit re-
sulting TO the Stale and the people from
he election of a WING LEGlSLA-
TURE.
The Locofocos preach economy. but
the Wings PRACTICE it. As Wings and
Pennsylvanians we feel proud of our
Wing Legislature, and are confident hat
il will meet the hearty and cordial appro-
baton of the tax-burihened people Of the
State, who have for years been suffering
from the corruption, extravaganza, and
mal-adminstraiion Of Federal Locofoco-
ism. Our good old Commonwealth has
been shaken 10 its very centre by the ge-
MUS OF this thing called L~ocofocoism-
corruption, like a horse full of high feed
ing, madly hath broken loose, and bears
down all before 1.-THE State debt has
been fearfully increased, aud our honest,
toil-worn Farmers and Mechanics op-
pressed with Locoloco taxation, until for
b%earance has almost ceased to be a virtue.
Locofocoism has proved a curse to the
Commonwealth-the people see il all
around them, and are reminded of it in
every days experience.
But thanks, the reign Of Locoiocoism
is near its end. We already see the
dawning Of a brighter day. Pennsylva-
nia-poor tax-ridden, humbugged. dis
graced Pennsylyania--is destined 10 be a
WING STATE The signs of the
times unerringly indicate the election Of a
WING GOVERNOR and WING LE-
GlSLAFURE by a majority unpreceden-
ted in the political history of the State.
Then will our ancient Commonwealth
speedily be restored to the purity and
prosperity which characterized her in her
most palmy days. Wing principles pro-
perry carried out by a Wing administra-
lion will raise Pennsylvania from her pre-
sent embarrassed and ruinous condition,
and elevate her to the lofty and honorable
position she was destined to occupy a
mong the Commonwealth of the Nation.
Daily IntelIigencer.
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THIS WAY.
For the Interest of the Far
mers s. others concerned.


mers j. others concerned.
TNHE subscriber wishes TO inform the
n public in general, that he 10, and
will continue in the Foundry business
in the town Of Mount Pleasant.
Tie will also continue The manufacture
Of all the different numbers Of the
"HoOdcock SeD-sharpeaing Plough"
manufactured previous 10 last August by
the firm Of "Miller and Lippeneotts."-
In addition 10 the FIVE numbers of the
above plough, he offers another improved
number. which is styled The No. g.
This Plough is considered by persons
OF much experience in ploughing 10 be
decidedly superior 10 any plough in use.
The reason why this plough claims tho
superiority over other pIoughs, is because
Of It's strength. lis light draught in plough
ing. and for being capable Of lasting a
greater length of time, the strength Of
The point, il being successfully secured
from breaking or ever becoming loose
while ploughing.
Mr.. Woodesck has attended a number
Of Fairs with the above named plouoh
and received The premium over all other
ploughs.
The subscriber will also keep on hand
~ connection with the above pIoughs a
general supply Of Plough Irons suring
all The different numbers Of The plough.
He will also furnish sn assortment of
Pioughs and Irons to all the Agents
throughout the counties of Westmore-
land, Fayeiie and Somerset, who have
been doing business for the firm Of Mil
Ter & Lip2eneous. lie will also keep
on hand all sizes Of Sfoces OF fashionable
style, Crates Of all lengths. HoNow-
WGre of all kinds. Saw Nil Castings
Of different sizes, Sfachinery Castings
for Engines. for Mafionary Horse
Powe:s for Grist Mills, Tor Gearing of
al kinds. and for Thrashing Machines.
Persons wishing 10 purchase Thrash
ing MacntRes can be accommodated by
The subscriber, as he has two sets of pat
terms OF the ~ShaIIenbarger machine to
order ready for immediate use. A ma.
chine IS on hand at present. ready 70.
sale. All kinds OF old me!tle fexcer
what has been burned BY a coal 6rel Ill
be taken in exchange for Casi:neS, aise
country produce. Saeh as Pacoa. Fy0u
Hheaf. Corn and Oa{s. will be hken
exchange al msrke, price.
SAMUEL MILLER 81.
aIasrh 2, 1917.
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yune.j
TAMPIco, February %, 1877

B O'Clock, i. NJ.
This morning the u. S. steamer Edith,
from BRACES Santiago, with Gen. Worth
and staff and two companies of troops
on board, touched off the bar at the mouth
Of our river, coming to anchor two miles
outside, and sent dispatches up to Gen.
Patterson. The Edith being bound for
Lobos Island, sailed on her course at half
past 2 p. NJ.
Fhe Z. S. steamer Alabama is to sail
tomorrow with Gen. Patterson, staff and
troops. The steamer Virginia, with Gen.
Pillow, staff and troops. 1t is probable
that by the last of this week all the forces
to leave will have sailed.
Whether or not there be a battle any
where else, however. it seems to be pref
ty certain that we shall have one at Vera
Cruz. and before we getto Vera Cruz
1t is known here that the enemy are pre-
pairing to give US a warm reception on
landing. In the rear of Anton Lizardo
they have built strong Notifications, too
far for the guns Of u squadron to bear
upon them, but in reach of the point OF
landing.
On these Notifications very heavy guns
are mounted, and other arrangements are
made and being made, TO make a despe-
rate stand against the landing Of our
troops 1t is also TO be expected that the
city of Vera Cruz is in a condition to
make bloody resistance.
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II . u =

To The heirs and isget rep~rssentafir,,
Of George Harfxsii, deceased.
FENAKE notice that an inquest will he
held al the late dwelling house Of
said deceased. in tie Borough, Of Slows.
town, Somerset county, Pa, on Saturday
tie 18th day Of APRIL 1877. Tor :hs
purpose Of making partition uf the real
estate Of said deceased, TO and among bis
children. and legal representatives., If he
same can be done without prejudice 10
or spelling OF the whole .-olherwise to
value aud appraise the same ACCORDING
to law; at which time and place Van
are required 10 attend If yoa think prom.
er.
SAMUEL GRIFFITH.
February %, 1917. Sheriff
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s0faERSEr HERALD.

v. n. PALMER, Esl. Of Philadelphia at his
p, Fs.,.a and Coal 0Giee, is our authorized
,,ut for Obtaining Advertisements aud Sub
;,,;o, for the "HERALD" and is ciOibcd
with fall power to receip, for any monies paid
81 IN these objects. iIis agency includes
,he following cities, viE-PhilaaelPtda, New
yaek. Baltimore and BssiSn.