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BUREAU OF YARDS Docks,
Navy Agents Office, Washington, May II, 1917


Navy Agents Office, Washington, May 81 IS47.
PROPOSALS will be received at this office until three
o'clock Wednesday, the Both day OF June next for
the delivery of the following quantities and qualities Of
Goals the different yards hereinafter stated, viz;
At Portsmouth, Ne,c Hampshire.
10 tons best red ash anthracite
At Boston, Massachusetts,.
90 tons white ash anthracite, egg size, screened
60 tons best red ash CRATE COAL screenedH
100 tons Beaver Meadow, best quality
10 tons best CRATE COAL (ed as) broken and screened
TO be delivered at Chelsea hospital
at Netc York.
100 tons broken and screened Lehgh, egg size
200 Lackawanna, CRATE size, broken and screened
200 tons best Cumberland, lump
ut Philadelphia.
40 tons best quality Allegheny Goals
10 tons broken and screened Lehigh
At Washington, ID. G.
$50 tons strictly lump, best quality Virginia Goals
$50 tons average lump, best quality Virginia Goals
at Norfolk, Va.
100 tons best quality average Virginia coal
lO5 tons lump average Virginia coal
Each otter must be accompanied by written guaranty,
signed by responsible persons TO the effect that
os Ir 9 Sid be- accepted into an obligation Within
days the bidder bidders shall have been noticd
their bids with good sufficient surees, furnish the
Goals proposed for No proposal will be considered unless it
accompanied by such guaranty, and conforming in all
respects 10 this advertisement
Each proposal must be endorsed Proposal for coa'
Ian the above Goals are to be subject 70 the usual nspec
the respective navyyard and to be to the entire
satisfaction OF the respective commandments thereof to be
delivered free OF expense TO the the deliveries
commence within thirty days from the date OF the con-
ract and be completed in ninety days from the same time
Bond and security will be required in oneir the esna,
ted amount contract and ten per cent. deducted
from each BILL until the is completed In OF
failure deliver according contract the government will
supply the deficiencies az the expense-ii any over and
above the prices st pulated--of the contractor.
Proposals will be received at the same time for all the
NAV be REQUIRED at the navy-yard and naval hospital in
ibis CITY, and for any shipping that may be upon the station
ending Oh the Both day June, 1913 the said proposals to
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200 reams d blank circulars of page on quarto post
- paper, per ream
100 Sc OF blank circulars, pages, on quar-
10 posi- paper
70 of blank circulars, pages, quar-
TO post paper
~ g Of blank circulars, pages, ON quar-
TO post paper Z"
40 blanks and circulars, on foolscap,
page
40 =" blanks and circulars foolscap,2
pages
70 blanks and circulars loolscap, 3
pages
20 blanks and circulars foolscap,4
pages 's
~ " mail contracts of pages, on folio
80 post paper
~ postmasiers bonds fooscap, on
sheet
~ y oaths for postnas,ers and assistants,
foolscap, on sheet %
e 10 posniasters commissions folio
post, on a sheet
90 !" rule-work blanks, printed one,
two three, four Sides may
be ordered
80 g ordinary blanks, printed one,
two three, four sides, may
be ordered
10 steamboat mail bills ! and on
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Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
May D. 1917
pursuance OF the act of Congress- approved the Both
August loa2 sealed proposals will be received at the
fost Oiice Department until the Both June next 3ocock,
m for executing the following job printing of the Post
Office Department. for four years, from the LIST of July,
1917, viz;
PRINTING.
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NOTICE hereby given, that the copartnershp hereto
IN existing between James Dixon and Gilbert Came
ron contractors aud builders of the Smithsonian Insttu
ion was by mutual consent, dissolved the I'd June
All persons having claims against the late firm,
must present Them TO Gilbert Cameron at his oine al the
building settlements and all moneys due the said late
firm are TO be paid to HIM GILBERT CAMERON
Washington, l7th June, 1871.
q
DISTRICT COLUMBIA, County Of Washington, fo,cit
On this 18th day OF June, 1877, before the subse rber
justice OF the peace in and Tor the county and District
Aforesaid personally appears Gilbert Cameron, and makes
oath the Holy Lvangely OF Almighty Cod that the
above dissolution took place the I'd instant and that the
above having been made public at
that time, the failure OF Mr. Dixon, who had the ogi-
nal notice ior PUBLICATIONS and signed both by Dixon and
Cameron, to send the same TO some newspaper
Sworn 10 before al j. l.. SMITH, }. Il.
June ltd
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"smaii Books ON CHEAT Subjects"

lust reprinted from the English editions and for sale
j by +. TAYLOR.
Small Books ON Great Subects--No 1, Philosophical
Theories and Philosophical Experience; No. 2, On The
connexon between Physiology and Intellectual Science
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Insanity No A. An Introduction to Practical Organic Chem
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ace Of Pericles No g. brief View of Greek Philosophy
from the age Of Socrates the coming of Christ No. T.
Christian Doctrine and Practice in the Second Century
No g. An Exposition of Vulgar and Common Errors, ada pit
ed TO the year of Grace MDCCCLv, by Thomas Browne
Redvivus, w lhom kihand, Md No 9, An introduction
10 Vegetable Physiology with reference the Works
Du Candolle, Lindsey, he; No 10, On the principles OF
Criminal Laws; No H. Christian Sects in the nineteenth
Century. Each in IL mo-, paper cover, price rs
The series will be continued. i.
These little volumes among tho sbic and soundes
disauistions topics connected with morals and religion
thai it has been good fortune pcnse They ep
mnies of wisdom and piety.-Nesc Orleans Bee.
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Half and Sections OF Vacant Land to
occupy West Texas,

Half Sections and Quarter Sections Vacant Land to
occupy In the West of Texas,
d ARE CHANCE, GftATIS.--The absence Of a number OF
IL settlers allows offer during the year lS47 3zO
of the best land to families, and l6O single
the colony of Castro whose prosperity Is well
Castrovle contains 1000 inhabitants The village
of Quh nine miles from Casove numbers 30 families
The Vantenberg five miles further the 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 Fondator of the Colony, Castrovle Texas
March 4-2am6m* MAT. Intel
OLD-EsTABLisHED Drug Store md other Proper.
~ y for sale-The subscriber offers to sell that well
known and egiby situated large three story brick dwell
ng-house store, and yard Patrick street. Frederick
Md, adjoining the City Hotel, the principal tavern, and
within short distance of the courthouse, banks acade
N.Y. railroad &c. The house and back buildings extend
in depth 10 feet eigheet paved alley, and contain
ing twenty above ground with dry cellars under the
yard having therein well of good water, and also by
ant This property is considered the best located in the
city for extensive trade Of almost description but
especially Tor the drug business which has been
ring the last twenty years. and still s most successfully
carried in Possession be had the last OF De
cember next.
Also the west half OF lot No 27S adjoining wo-sory
house fronts 80 feet Patrick street, and extends
back $50 feet being very desirable location, only sho
distance from the railroad depot, and in full view OF the
cars the times of their arrival and departure,
Also a building lot the Point of Rocks, in Maryland
well situated Tor warehouse small tavern IT being
between the canal and railroad and spot where they
closely approach each other. For any further particulars
terms OF sale, which will be very accommodating, APP
pication may be made to Thomas w. Morgan, esq, al
Frederick, the subscriber in Washington city, D. O.
ApriL26-eod2m VIM. FISCHER.
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National Medical College,
lNate Medical department of Columbian CoHegsJ
WASHINGTON, d. c.
THE annual OF lectures in this institution win
l. commence, usual on the first Monday in November
and continue until the LIST of March.
FACULTY.
THOMAS MILLER, M. D., professor of anatomy
medical jurisprudence. -
WILLIAM JOHNSTON, M D., professor of Obstetrics and
the diseases OF women and children. -
CHARLES G. PAGE, M. d., and LEONARD d. GALE M u
professors of chemistry. - -
JOSHUA RILEY M. d. professor of materia medica and
therapeutics. -
JOHN FRED MAY, M D., professor of surgery.
tce of medicine. - ~ -
JOHNSON ELIOT, M. D., demonstrator of anatomy
Clinical lectures delivered and operations performed on
patients from the infmary, which attached the col
ege, and from the public dispensary
The rooms OF practical anatomy will be opened early in
October. ~ -
$50. - A' .'. :"
Demonstrators ticket, including his recapitulatory Leo
lures, $40.
WILLIAM P JOHNSTON, M. D., Dean,
May 27-3awtstMon in Nov.
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rTNIE FRANCO-AMERICAN, 90 Nassau street, New
L York,-Ths new and beautiful French paper,
mencing on Monday, April g. will be issued every Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday at the moderate rate OF So year;
S3 for six months; 81 80 for three months.
Devoted to of democracy, liberty of religion and
social aneoraon, its columns win contain the exact
and copious commercial, administrative and judiciary
formation and original literary works of the best writers OF
both worlds consisting of productions unpublished
France; scientific, AGRICULTURAL CRITICAL and other articles,
together with the Paris fashions, Nc
The moderate price, both Of subscription and advertising,
together the quantity and interest of the
this paper advantages possessed by other of the
kind in the United States,
Agent, J. MICHARD,
l9thstreet, between and q.
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DLACK Lace Shawls.-We have lust received 10 black
ID lace shaws assorted prices.
April 23-3tif ID. CLAGETT co.
1DOARDING.-Mrs STETTINIUS, opposite the City
ID Hail. Louisiana avenue has several pleasant rooms UNI
occupied. Mar S-6teod
lust arrived that much sought-aftcr quality Of
d white pine, A merchantabe and panel seasoned
small lot onfy-the only lot however, in the market
A few barrels of calcned plaster.
Hemlock fencing rails.
Together with some seasoned A select culs
The above is Just landing Those who want to buy cheap
will find it advantage give call before ii led
into the yard to be piled. JOHN PUhLZ
Lulnber-yard, on 7th street, Centre marhu',
Mar N-eo3tX law3w
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VlTASFHINGTON WushinEton Hall Is
w situated the southwest corner Of Pennsylvania
avenue and 9th street, Washington city, nearly opposite
the conspicuous buildings in the Metropolis. 1t is
now nearly finished and offered for rent, in whole in
part Its dimensions aeength, 50 feet width 81 feet
four stories high, with basement well suited for reec
tory or bowling saloon. The pavements vaued and
the whole building finished in the best manner.
The ground story suitable for an extensive clothing
Enlistment grocery, exchange broker, or bank In all
spects the very centre OF business
The above intended for exhibitions other pub
lie purposes.
fhe Hall is rented disposed of by the fall of the
year, will be put up at auction and rented to the highest
bidder t 4.
For further particulars apply, by letter, post paid the
subscriber. ROBERT kEYWOKTH,
Pennsylvania avenue, Washington city.
The Baltimore SUM- Philadelphia Ledger, and New York
Herald will insert the above notice week for three
weeks and send their accounts to the subscriber.
Nav I4-la3w
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Copper.

100 lbs. s-inch bolt copper (or copper wire)
CLASS Nos.
Naval Stores
1000 barrels best rope-maker's tar
l3a :" coal tar
25 pitch
Ill +" rosn
10 6 turpcntine
CLASS No 4.
Sperm oil and candles.
$500 gallons winter strained sperm oil
10000 lbs. pure sperm candles, (short sixes)
GLASS No s.
Pants, oils, &c.
$500 lbs pure dry white lead
1900 g =" lamp black
1000 red lead
1000 " litharge
POD " Venetian red
1000 &C Spanish whiting
$50 &C chrome green
500 /" French yellow ochre
100 " gum shelac.
SO A" sugar of lead
2300 gallons linseed oil, (Dutoh)
100 GO spirits Of urpentine
$50 &c whale oil
10 Sc meats foot oil
CLASS No. 6.
Glass
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Glass.

GLASS NO. Z.
Lign,lmpitG.
30 tons lignumvitp, l. s, and inches diameter equal
quantities each size per ton, 2,24O lbs.
20 tons lignunvte, 3, 3, II, and IA inches diameter
equal quantities each size per ton, ], 2tO lbs
To be straight and free from checks.
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NEW DAILY EXPRESS LINE
6 - l $500

Trough by Mail Train from Warrington, VIA Alex
andria, to fredericksburg, Richmond, and Peters,
burg Virginia.
TIME undersigned having made the necessary arrange
mens with the Steamboat and Railroad Companies be-
the above named places are nov pared under
LEN to every description of light goods and for
ward the Gas above stately on reasonable terms
We trust by giving personal attention to the bust
ness to meet with encouragement, and friends
nothing shall be wanting part to afford sasac-
All light articles such parcels and packages, which
may be consigned CARE will be delivered tree OF cart
age and merchandise other articles, which be too
heavy for the mail train, will have particular care by
the freight train
J. w. ROGERS, Master Steamer Powhaan
b. f. DARRACOTT, Train captain, X. f. ~ p. r. II.
WILLIAM III. ALLEN, Depot agent do
Richmond. Va. NAV l.. IS3j-May l-dtf
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lON CLASS No. L.
5000 p Sperm oil and Candles
swinter strained sperm oil
perm candles, (shor skies,
5000 mounds dr. CLASS No. s.
6OOO t" spala,sts, OILS, &c.
1000 lamp bread
1900 &c ltharge ing
1000 {" dry red lead
1000 {" yellow ochre
1900 '' Spanish brown
80 gum shellac
5000 gallons raw linseed oil, (pure) p,
100 6 fish oil @G
10 " meats footoil e
so train oil
900 900 spirits spirits t rn Iniuh
CLASS No. 6.
Glass.
g dozen patti straight deck lights 10 by inches
IL magazine glass lights (roand) IL inches diameter
II inch thick clear glass
1 200 feet e. thick glass 4 4 BY 22 inches
CLASS No. 8.
Iron.
30 sheets No IL American iron, of the best quality
30 I" No. IA American iron, 8 feet long and g in
wide I7
90 No ID American iron 8 feet long and % in
wide = ~
30 I" No IL American iron, 8 feet long an
wide
1879 1879 iron hoops feet INCHES long in wide and
20, 2oS :. 10 inch in thick
1000 lbs Cd hoop iron, IL in. wide and ll6 in thick full
$3.50 lbs i'd hoop iron. IA in wide and ll6 in thick full
1000 lbs Sd hoop iron, Il in. wide and ll6i in thick, full
o. To be published twice week until the Both instant
in the National Inegencer Washington C;azette and Re-
publican aI, Union. Portsmouth, N H; Morning Post and
Evening Post New York Pennsylvania and Kevss,o a
Philadelphia; Republican and Argus and Sun. Batnore.
Editors Of the above papers Win r orwead n ~, SoIo
paper containing the advertisement June lO-2awtd
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CLASS No 2.
Copper and sheathing nails.
SO0 nounds RI conner emf nails

IVVV DTdZItr copper, AssOrteu
CLASS No 4.
Sperm candles and OIL
1000 gallons pure winter-strained sperm oil
5000 pounds pure sperm candles, (short sixes)
CLASS No. s.
Paints nile Er
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Navy DEPARTMENT,
Bureau OF Construction, Equipment, and Repair,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-04-07
lNew Firm.

Subscribers having purchased the en>
= tire interest ofthe late firm of GlLLEJT
4 Co. will continue the Mercantile business
in.the Store formerly occupied by them un.
der the name and style f'iCe = 'es'.
# S. A GILLETT e. Co.,
We shall adhere strictly to the "Read,
Pay System" And expect TO enlarge ou,
Store as well as increase our stock of Goods
and hope by strict attention TO business ant
small profits 10 receive a liberal share OF pat,
ronage. S.A. GILLETT.
r. A. GILLErT.
Ravenna, March1e, 1847.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-04-07
Fresh Groceries.

...as. Fresh Groceries. |
TTOOD & STEVENS have,just received
IL Hds. low priced P. r. Sugar. H7
5 Hhds, fine light cold st Croix do. .57a sa
q Boxes White Havana DO. asS
Q ebbls.refinel crashed e. puwdetctld do. l
10 Bags low priced Rio Coffee. slsf
S do Prime Green Laguiia coffee. "a
S do Fine old Java. u..a do ..a
S chests Young Hyson Tea,at SIS. pr. L.
10 do Fine do at Ss6d per ID.
10 do Green and Black Tea "a 10 es Or. ID.
l do Imperial do tQ@
8 Hhds Prime w. I. aud N. o. AIolas.es.
2 do Neuvitas Syrup. .iIS st@ga9isI %
s do Prime dry Cod fish. a3i JaH. oi
l Tlerce Picked Salmon. sod gs e,.,
S bbls do Mackerel g. White Fish. .ai
2 do Pure Sperm Oil. .s a,5
9 do Com. Whale do, -r
10 boxes 1'allow. Stearine, l. Sperm candles.
6 boxes brown Soap.
/ do old Castillo soap. elH4
S do Pearl Starch. ssi btfi
Tapioca; Peatl Barley, Pepper Sauce.
Olive Oh. Ground Mustard and Specs al
every kind. .a 4- M
Ravenna, Dec. o, ls48. ss s.,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-04-07
WILLIAM FRAZER.

GADDLE, Bride, Harness and Trunk Man
~ ufacturer, Main street, few doors west
Of the Public Square, in the Frazer
BiOck, new building, at the On STAND,
intends sfkeeping on hand supply Of neat and
Fashionable
saddles, Brides, Harness, Travels
ing and Hand Trunks,
oil OF which will be sold at FAIR PRICES.
Al orders promptly attended to. :
u ost kinds of Country Produce taken
in payment for work.
Ravenna. March 90, l847. 95.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-04-07

WELL ANswERED.-Danisl Webster,
not long since meeting Capt. Walker, one
OF the Texan rangers, upon one Of the
streets Of Washington city, said to him,
swell, captain, when do you think this
war with Mexico will end?'' "Whsneuer
Me leaders Of The Wing pariy yield Meir
support to The country"
Never did the Captain give Q Mesicas a
fairer shot than that.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-04-07

NUIiOE Els hereby given that petition
LN,w'Iiabeip pfesentedto the Commissioner rs
olsarorlage County At their next session
praying for the establishment Of d public
Coan, road ,scommencingtwhere the Canton
aha Handolph9roadF crosses the Congress lioe
py,or near Adam Bares house, thence west
On sald llnci TO the south west corner Of
Abraham Buckman's land. sis lfl ~ ! 4 i
sMarch ssihIe47. a s;ylisa zwas :
y saAtria.lsAd ai d n q. NoV.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-04-07
-cAMr.f near Buenu Vista. ! Feb. a. fs47


CANT, near Dpenq w vista, rep. ~, 1S47
EfesgeM S'rs-ee'er two days OF battle
~ ~ WHICH, l'e ehei,iy, wi'n iorce ofS to
= s''oo insh' nna % P,eces ot artiilefy, dosl
nve o ms Poslions' tnree pieces OF artillery
I.s and .wo nags' nave determined to go back
70 aqua iSueVa 70 provide myself with
provlsloIs, moi naylng single biscuit or
gram q nee leit: fhanks to the position
occupied Dy the enemy, he has not been
compielely beaten, but he left on the field
Zoe0 dead. Both armies have been
s1cut % pieces, but the trophies Of war will
give you an idea ON which side has been
= the advantage. We have struggled with
munger and thirst during forty kours, and
y we can provide ourselves with provisions,
we VIII go agam 70 charge the enemy .
u Inc soidiers m undef my command have done
a,nelr aulb apa covered the honor Of the
mexican nation with glory The enemy
'ahass seen that neither his advantageous po-
r sliions, nor the broken nature of the ground,
nor the rigor Oh the season, (ior j has been
raining during the action,) could prevent
me terrible charge with the bayonet which
ieit nm Terrified. SANTA ANNA.
In add ton to the above, wo find in the
same paper "a private letter from an officer
j in the Mexican army, giving some facts
! which, when contrasted, have somethingof
fhesssublime and ridiculous order mingled
with the horrible. nat first he states that
the Mexican army were then encamped
upon the same ground which. they had
previously occupied; from which we infer
that they had been driven from it and had
been able to recover It, either from the fact
), that tho American forces had chosen some
other camping ground, or that they gener-
+, ously permitted them to remain where, by
the fortune OF the day, they found them
9 selves at the close of the contest. He also
states that the loss ,ofthe Mexicans was
about 1000 men, and that their disposition
to disband was SO great that Santa Anna
was compelled 70 returnto Aqua Nueya,
from which we are led TO suppose, as before
stated, that Gen. Taylor never. intended TO
make q decided stand at this point, but
manifested such a disposition only to draw
the enemy into fight and thereby greatly
weaken his forces as we'll as retard his
designs. He states little circumstance,
which, not being mentioned in the despatch
OF Santa Anna, must be received as flight
Of imagination on the part of the writer, viz:
that two officers, belonging to the army of
Gen. Taylor. had been received under
coyer of a5fag Of truce-thati their eyes
wore bandaged, and they led before the
mighty and august General, who took
particular pains to strike them with terror
by a display of the splendor OF his over
whelming force, besides, informing them
that he would listen to no terms Of capitula-
tion other than discretionary surrender.
This looks queer in the lace Of Santa Annals
own declaration Of his intention 70 fall back
upon Aqua Nueya, and an admission tha.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
- OF COURT,-Onthe S0th day of April
l847, a. one o'clock in The afternoon on the
premises will be sold tohhe highest bidder
the following described real esta as The
property of Benjamin @. Richards, deceased,
lot with house situate in Sufi eld town.
ship in the County Of Portage and is known
by part number forty-seven. Beginning at
tie west line of said township seventeen rode
and ten feet south Of the west corner ofa lot
sold by Samuel Hall to William Jones, thence
east ten rods, thence south sixty five feet,
thence west ten rods, thence north sixty five
feet to the first corner subjectto the widows
dover whichis an annuity offourteen dollars
and sixty-fvo cents per annuin, also, subject
to len Of Joseph Parker for The SUN of
ninety seven dollars and eigh.y.three cents.
Terms OF sale one third down one third in
nine months and one third in eighteen months
with interest. gig;t7 gD 3s&a
JEREMIAH MouLroN, Admir-. Of
Benjamin g. Richards, deceased I
Msrch Esd, I8tv. n .,'T 4wes. 4
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ihIs Linlment is sold at IS and Sd cents
per m ott,le, by al the Principal Druggists and
"oiEnah's fW1 throughout the country. Gsl2
WhoIesale Agents in New York. Is
hoADLEY, pnELPs & Co.. I4S Water ct.
kusHTon = Go. ITO Broadway.
A.B. u D. SANDS, s,corner Fult oL& william
AsPiNwAIL, 8s William street.
:, orders addressed 10 me at Sing Siha, N.
T., will be attended to-. 2
GEO: 2. STANTON, Proprietor.
Agents, ISAAC SWIFT, Ravenna. 5a5
WM. FISK, Wholesale agent, Cleveland. y
rIlnc'pal Stores g. Druggist through tho
.oon.s. e.- .3 ,.- 6SaS7. Is