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TO INVENTORS AND PATENTEEs.
Agency for obtaining Patents for New I'm
ventiOns Mt W. shington.

TO INVENTORS AND PATENTEEs.
Agency for obtaining Patents for New I'm.
venti0ns ut Washington.
w P. ELLIOT, formerly Of the Parent Once, Informs
his former clients and others that his Office may still
be found at the same corner where has been located for
the last thirty years, directly opposite the Patent Office
He Is prepared with his accustomed accuracy
aud prompmess any business In the line his profession
such as furnishing respecting the originality
ngs for applications for patents caveats, &c.
To those unacquainted with him. hereers to the follow
ing testimonial Of the Hon Henry L. Ellsworth late Com
missioner OF Patents:
Patent Once, Feb Is, 1912
Mr. William p Elliot, who has been formerly employed
in the Patent Office Draughtsman Ac. having esab
shed Patent Agency in the city Of Washington, take
great pleasure In recommending him as gentleman wor
thy Of confidence, and as being particularly qualified TO
take charge OF any business requiring knowledge Of me-
ehanca science the progress Of the arts and patent i'm
provements Mr. Elliot s also well acquainted will the
practice Of this office HENRY l.. ELLSWORTH,
Commissioner Of Patents.
w p Elliot - also the author Of the plan Of the new
Patent Office building.
ND Letters on business to be postpaid
oct ly'
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WeIIaf,s Patent Japan Liquid Paste
JsACJKIN(S.

r,tr nnsr.vr.a nor cali the attention Of those
i DESTROYS Of using good s5uo,s o. niaeskn2 q We
abovenamed The MeDutacure y, w ;s
properties ofis Bsskns se5 NJ, :, several u he nssps
pers Tie extracts underneath are trc
hey speak themselves also ga0 we vs.
have called and said that the JGTan fN'8 ~
superior to any thing they had ever used >,As. &, n
EXTRACTS FROM .NEwsPArERs
eiisTs Patent Japan Backing II the name Of an exec
lent article; we have used, and highly recon-
mend TN American, April 10
evars Biackins is one Of the most superb and sats.
factory articles OF The day imparts brnance and po
lish be You'd description We have tried H. 100 and do
likewise n Spirit q nc Tirss. Af'tt2
ny reference to another column an advertisement will
be found for excellent article Of Backing, In Liquid
many who have ,edit II only gives with very life
Trouble beautiful jq polish but retains Il much longer
a at NJ o. Chestnut strsei buy bo,s, one trial VIII
prove the fact Pail Ledger, dprfi23
the market = SPir1fg The Times, Apria
has prepared Patent Liquid Backing, which pdpess
beautiful polish and docs not inure the leather Those
who wosd have polished understanding should read The
advertisement in another Column = u y Gazene May 4
Hepars Patent Japan Backing is about the best article
Of the kind we have seen The polish which mpAra
the understandings OF man is brilliant and satIng
have uied H. and It boots Us 10 say all This in rs behalf
e tEsenins Bu0etr, Jt.nt7.
The Manufacturer can produce numerous testimonials
similar the above, from private individuals and from
other papers but the above extracts are sufficient to CON
vince any person that the has not exassers
cd but that upon mir triaihe Backing will be found
]. WRIIxR, Msnuactnrsr 10 90 oh,smut street, Phi.
CHARiEs sToTT. corner Penn Avenue and 7ih street,
Agent for Washington, ID. G. oct 8 tapril l.
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Anlnsemerlts.
OLYMPIC THEATRE.

MIR BUCKLEY rsspcthiy iniorms the elilxeus aud 50.
M ournes OF Washington iild Ill. District that he has
leased tile above establishment from Nc kimse aud thar
he will open In thu course next week with highly tai
ented company The house 10 now undergoing extensive
alterations, aud will be fitted up in style which Tor com
for. and convenience, Will eomplre sortb wilA aly 20
Enlistment OF The size In the Unioa.
Due notice viii be given Of the lra performance
ian e--dff
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A1G 4Oxv4 = ID AN 81 tuc Va HERVk~OkxS.
cAPrioS,-'fblote Peace rfn Az Mem
T'lE design OF Ills producton, is lpreroye the lost ar
pony Of feeling, which 10 prevail and thereby
perpeiuae the duration Of this Republic notwithstanding
ioery THE Republic IL Ia danger u being rng In dis.
s''ait Chimes throughout (aie) peaceful aud glorious
country, and echoed from foreign shores Of which,
doubtless delighted with the discprd Tho Proprsor
will b. IN this City, the rsf day Of the year ISIS and
will after be explicit III has however author.
spd his agent say "He,sas an g tose, ii not the
first who unhcsitnsy resolved call los the services OF
Gen Zachary Taylor President q III United States, i'm
eedalely aiier becoming assured iisf Gen, Taylor The
fst In Var the frat IN Peace and tic frst IN the hearts OF
his eon,sHynal, would MT consent ,ole selected by any
Party under dfsincfre Parry name, hut fle People Of
the United Statos as whole American People, through
teil nfprescrpble rights, and constitutional power OF
sovereignty, should command his serycts, he would obey
their calf for four years oy Believing Gen Taylor TO be
sincere IN heart and purpose. aud courageous 10 fulfil his
engagements he the Od Mns oil the Ats, resolved to
devote both Time and Money audAby Toward that end.
These mpulses have already been responded, from almost
every City Then and hmlct In tho union, and from the
slopes and submits Of all the hills, Where that hailng
word has been spoken, Zachary ayor Rough and
Ready, nominated, without the odm Of Wing Demo.
and without the interperfoa OF fonpenfoa Never.
heess should the General, by Expressed implied
sent, become the nominee Of any Convention 1.-THE Old
Man will Immediately Withdraw from ssch an inglorous
contest, at least far Time, Erpenses Tdeafs)
he has any, concerned and remain he has BEEN
The last twelve years. "a locker on" further erpose may
be expected in few days. THE AGENT.
December 10th, lg47.-n
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JOHN CONNOLLY,
Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa AIanufActurer and
Undertaken
THE SUBSCRIBER begs leave to return his sincere
/ thanks 70 his frends and the public generally for
the very liberal patronage which they have bestowed on
him. and would respectfully inform them thar he haa
hand general assortment Of Cabinet Furniture, which
he will sell vsvy cheap for cash approved paper He 10
constantly manufacturing all kinds Of Furniture Of the a.
test style and most approved pattern, such as
Mahogany Dressing Bureaus
- Spring seat Sofas
- Rocking and paIlor Chairs
Card, centre, and dining Tables
Warlrobes
Z. Dedsteads
And n fact every thing usually found In cabinet ware,
room
lie 10 also prepared 70 attend funerals at the shortest
ce and the most liberal TERMS and he Is confident that
from his long experience In attending funerals that he will
give entire satisfaction TO those who may favor him with
their patronage. JOHN CONNOLLY. 4
oct 3 6nldApril6' 7th street, between II and l.
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OIL OF TANNIN.

OIL OF IANNlN.
4 DISCOVERY FOR PRESERVING LEATHER. --Jus
received flesh supply OF this aftlcleThe following
from New York paper, will show The estimation In which
this article Ia held In that city.
If we had no other evidence OF the goodness Of the OIL
Of Tauuln In preserving Leather than the quantities Of
cold and the great demand for from all parts Of the Union
we should be disposed think very avoraby OF u but
when we say Il strengthens and renders leather water
proof and nearly doubles s wear we speak from our own
personal knowledge Gifts virtues The effect OF lis appca
lion TO boots wiz be readily seem though the soness i'm
parts 70 the leather win be felt and for this reason
preventive and even cure corns Il Is recommend
ed Sold In this City by CHAS. STOTT,
dec 29--,f fCorner 7ih street, Pa avenue
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aEsRa,.
bronchitis, Asthma and Disease OF the
WI .'Nf NNfnduipe.

rESE diseases proceed from the serosiiy corrupt hut
i mora Of the blood having settled Itself on the illroa
and lungs, aud stopped them up SO that they cannot draw
sufficient ar IN FOR respiration Dr.. SipEETSERS
PINIC EA wilt give Immediate relief and 10 make the
cure perfect and certain, should be continued time
aleg 10 free the system OF AL bad humors
For sale BY the Druggists generally.
dec 2i-il ]. 7, CALbAN
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Window Glass and Putty.

1S0 boxes Windsor Glass, all sizes
ICO 1000 lbs. Putty, put up IN bndders, -
For sale cheap by CHARLES STOTT.
ocl 30--Gm corner Pa avenue and I'll street.
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-. The CANTON TEA COMPANY has s..-,
rod been popularity known Ior many years. fssirG
tlr This IL the largest and oltstToa Efiab. ~,
49, snlent Ia America. The public have 49,
had full proof Of their Integrity and responsibility but
such has been the great and pressing demand Tor their
TEAS OF late, that they have been Obliged TO eulargc, 70
great extent, their Two principal establishments IN New
York, viz:
They possess feitles in relation to the Tea
Trade W very abundant degree, and doubtless superior
any other Tea Concern In America, Their scrupulous
regard to all principles tend elevate the character OF
large house IL well understood and has already secured
them connexion probably larger Than all other Tea Is
Adjustments united, and they consequently determined
sell Teas puier ragraNi md eci for the prices
IN the aggregate than amy Iiouse m the WorldChina OK
ceptcd. NH.
They most jealousy invite the attention OF the nhab
OF Washington 10 their Agency, where the following
assorments are always hand; aud they feel hesa
ton In stating TINT wherever single trial 10 nade very
decided preference is given the celebrated Teas Of the
CANTON TEA COMPANY.
us- Reader, mako the experiment.
Rea Prices az oo'os saeet IL all eases 70 Be returned
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w0RTHINaToN q. sMnTHy
FITNAM'S

=
Saddle, Harness, and Trunk Embellishments
Southeast coJntr on Strenh end T. Streets opposite The
General Post Office,
WASHINGTON CITY, D. Q.
IIE Undersigned has resumed his old "presso" at the
above place where he keeps hand regular assor
ent OF articles In his line and where he Is also at all
tines prepared TO execute orders IN the best cheapest and
most expeditions manner.
oct 6--lyd' THOMAS FITNAM. p
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sms Patent Japan Biacking is about the best article
Of the kind we have seen The polish which impars 70
the understandings OF man is brilliant and lsatng VS.
have tried II, and It boots say all This in It's behalf
eA tETsnins BlNe.it, -yinf7
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Earthenware, China, Glass, sc. SC.

Earthenware, China, Glass, Sc. Sc.
Co., THOMAS PURsELL tn
MI Has just Imported from Liverpool and otherE1g
W0 sources ninety packages OF the above articles, iD
u Of the lats styles, which, with his former W.
stock, comprise almost every article in his line; MI of
which will be Sold Wholesale and retail, at very low prices
does, China Toys, Fancy Boxes Wax Figures, ivory Ian
died and other Knives and Forks Waters Casor Cake
Baskets Looking Glasses, DC. gA
First quality Stone Wprs nj The factory prices
Britannia Tea and Coffee Sets, &c OF reduced prices,
Please call al my store and warehose opposite Browns
Hotel lennsylvania aycn,ic,i II.
dec lS-eod l2t TlIOS. PURSELL.
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Patenf blocking Mr. J. welar No 90 Chestnut street
has prepared Patent Liquid Backing, which prigsss
beautiful Jet polish and does niure the lea,her Those
who woad have polished understanding should read VI,
advertisement in another column. U. s. Gazee Ady l.
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NOvEMnER REPORT.i
New policies issued in November -. u
Surplus, November 80, ie47, over 100000
ROBERT l. PATTERSON, President
BENJAMIN G. MILLER, Secretary.

J, c. LEWIS, Agent, Washington, 7th street,
opposite General Post Office.
corner Of and l,2 streets.
prospectus TO be had Of the Agent setting forth the
neutrality-suspicious. and benefits OF life insurance show
Ing also the great success Of the Company
drcl3-6t f
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no. TAKE NOTICEi--The Canton Tea
Company are The sIeh,slre yenders Of the superior
duced il In America In lS40and every other person or
house protesting 10 sell the al allmucb less
lower pricedeceve the uwary the public themselves
will perceive by comparing the spurious with the genuine
"Howquan vended by the Canton Tea Company.
Every package Gin addition Its containing Full trsieh
independent Of the wlapper bears the stamp Of
anu elegance and the therein thoroughly secured
from light and air that their quality and power viii remain
linmpiired In any climate.
CHARLES A. COMFY, Agent,
nov g -dly AtTEMPLEMAN's Boob. store E
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MICHAEL McDERMOTT,
Coach and Harness Manufacturer,
south side Pennsylvania Avenue between 81 and lie
onposlic 0adsbyi Hotel oct ss,-dlY'-
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Engraving 4 Copper Plate Printing,

y, ". N. THROOP,
Pa avenue bet Sd and l2 street. the corner of4l2
oct es-dly.
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SPLENDID RAFFLE!

0F DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEwELRY and FANCY
" ARTICLELS--f3 PRIEST
One Prize 10 every three blanks
One DIAMOND worth 500
One PIN containing l0l Diamonds.
Two FINE GOLD LEVER WATCHES, DC, dc.
To be seen at the Pumbe Daguerrean Gallery where
tickets may he obtained. ian 6-u
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rx1RACTs PROM NEwsPArk:Rs,

WesT's Patent .ddn Hacking q the naf9 Of al e1cet
lent article have fused, and HIGHLY recon-
mend TN Amerfroa, april Is. W.
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Mnrshnl's SnIe.

TN virtue of writ of teri facas, issued from the clerk
office of the circuit court of the District of Columbia
the county OF Washington and directed shall ex-
pose public sale for cash. Monday the 7h day Au
next the front door of the courthouse said cou-
ty IL O'clock m, the following property namely,
l bank of SIS, of Latham a. Co bank notes of the
farmers Bank of Virginia, for $40 each bank note OF
Hag rstown, Md, for So do of So, of the Farmers and
Planters Bank of Baltimore, Maryland of the Chesa.
peake and Baltimore Bank l do Bank OF Wooster,
Ohio, for S3 do Brooklyn Bank OF New York for SO
silver fshkniie silver adle, pair silver
~ silver table spoons, silver tea spoons, Silver salt
spoons, IL silver forks silver butter knives IL silver des
spoons IL silver forks, black bag containing in silver
500 90, Tin box and conentsviz; god Is eagles 56
half eagles, Is quarter eagles sovereigns lot silver
change 81 10 lot silver change IN rim box SII l6 or
silver change wine cooler 50 50 iron chest sofa @
peces,) l clock, mahogany desk, centre table and 3
lamps Seized and levied upon the property of lame,
RAYMOND, and sold to satisfy ludcias No IL to October
term, lStS In favor OF Henry May administrator of Lee
grand FaIchd. X. WALLACE,
July 29-ts Marshal OF the Dist OF Cou nbia
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
Class Is, TO be drawn in baltimore August II. 1913

Class 10, to be drawn in Baltimore August H. ls4s
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
i ' do d . 5000 1000 dos do . S''i iS'
70 numbers-2O drawn ballots
Tickets $lO-halves $5-quarters So so.
Certificates OF packages of rs whole tickets $50 90
Do Do DO do e g aaarssr do do a sssS
sUsQUEHANNA CANAL LOTTERY, Glass No. as,
To be drawn in Baltimore. August IT, ls4S.
&c numbcrs-l4 drawn ballots.
''Gs Of 1899 S S'';: q $500
Tickets Sl5-halves ST 5o-quarers SO rs.
Certificate of packages of IS whole tickets $3.50 90
Do Do DO DO g a aa1a do do e 3 50
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, Glass 16.
To be drawn in Baltimore, August 10, ls4s
SCHEME.
prizes DC Of $3.50 sSSS 100 g ga of $500
Tickets $lO-halves S5--quarers 50 so.
rs numbers-l2 dra wn ballots.
sUsoUEHANNA CANAL LOTTERY, Glass No. So
10 be drawn in Baltimore, August 23, 1913.
! prize of $4,000 100 100 prizes of $1,000
Tickets slo-HaIves s5-Quarters 80 So
rs number lottery-l3 drawn ballots.
$4,000 dollars.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, Glass II,
TO be drawn in Baltimore August &c, lo4S.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
prize of $4,000 prizes of $4,000
l do 1861 40 do 900
do 10000 so do 500
Nc &c. &c.
10 numbers-l4 drawn ballots.
Tickets $l5-Halves 81 50-Q Quarters So rs.
Certificates OF packages Of 26 whole tickets $3.50 90
Do do rs half do 80 90
Do do 26 quarters do 45 90
SUSQUEHANNA CANAL LOTTERY, Glass 10.
To be drawn in Baltimore, August 30, 1913.
GRAND SCHEME.
prize of $50 O00-l prize of $4,000, &c.
10 numbers-I2 drawn ballots.
Tickets $l0-IIalves $5-Quarters 81 SO.
Certificate of package of rs whoes $40
Co do 26 halves 10
Do do 20 quarters 35
o. ALI orders will be punctualy filed by mail.
Address ID. PAINE IL CO..
Managers, No. AZ, Fayeue street, Baltimore, Md.
Aug. 4-3tawcptlstS
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ID. PAINE Il co, ,

ID. PAINE Il CO.,
Contractors and Managers of the Maryland Consoll-
dated Lotteries,
The schemes of which examined and approved and
drawn by John o. Wharton and Samuel Dick nson,
esq'rs, State Commissioners of Lotteries.
o. Any ticket sold in Maryland having the State stamp
upon is fraud The of the State and the pub
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TOHN p. STALI.INGs, successor to @. y. senxst"ck,
y respectfully informs his friends and the public gener-
ally that he has taken the welknown shop formerly
pied by CP s where he will be happy receive orders
for pantng and promises ia the best possible
manner
July 30-eodU
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STRAWBERRY PLANTs.-The subscriber has now
- ready TO, sale good supply of the Deptord Pine and
Alice Maud strawberry plants. To those who the
fruit his stand in market this season. nothing need
said to recommend these fine varieties but those who
uMcquained with them he would that for SIZE
flavor, weight and productveness they uperor
any variety that he has Orders addressed to
him by mall stating when and where the plants to be
delivered, win be promptly attended to- and the plants
packed TO carry with safety any part OF the Union The
price will be 81 per dozen, or 50 per hundred
JOHN SLATER,
Aug. 3-3l. Alexandria, Va.
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INOR RENT and possession given the first August
brick hosse street. between 10Th and 18th streets
with back kitchen-boh containing ten rooms and
good wood shed in the yard. Apply L. H. Emmons on
the premises to j. j. Joyce, his grocery corner
and 18th streets, or MICH OBKIEN
July 20-eodtt I4th and l. streets.
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VALUABLE Servant Mt Privat

VALUABLE Servant mt Private Saie-We have for
sale a valuable girl aged about IL years. She
is excellent house servant, sold for fault, the owner
about removing to the county.
ED G. n G. F. DYER,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
Aug 2-eo3t
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Proposals for Timber.

Fort DELAWARE, July Goth, 1913.
PROPOSALS will be received for furnishing one to
eight thousand sticks of timber suitable for piles be
delivered on the Pea Patch island Each pile be forty
five feet long, hewed sawed twelve inches square
butt and measuring at least inches diameter point
Yellow pine, free of sap preferred One thousand
qsred by the LIST of October.
No proposal will be considered unless accompanied by
evidences of capacity to comply with it.
Address Brevet Ma Sanders Delaware city, State of
Delaware -
Aug div
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WIN NJ sTEUART, late of the Pension Once, offers
w his services agent for procuring bounty lands,
scrip, and pensions.
Office doors west of Wizards HOTEL Washington D. c.
July 2i-eodn
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f. price ~ F. TAYLOR.
July ~
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The Journal having been read
Upon the suggestion of Mr. BURT, and by unanimous
consent the Speaker laid before the House the following
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-14

Itisa great curse to the Western Reserve that
thousands upon thousands OF OF the best land
held by resident nAbohs who got them for almos,
nothing aud SOW ask two prices for them These lands
have been enhanced Ia value by contiguous settle ens
and improvements. - rOsds meeting houses schoO
houses and good u; the same time that
they have stood directly IN the way Of improvement
II Is safe To say that all other impedimenis met with
che settlement OF this country have not eQGsed that OF
lands belonging residents Francis Granger ls
one OF these land monOpolsts sud when he plead
ing the csuse OF the South here the ether dsy. We
could not help but think thS he and his family had
iured ths community than al the generations a.
Grapsers 10 come alter them could repSir IL they
should be useful working men. whichis not likely
Francis Grsnger 10 an srstocrst-a Snde1 sr,socrst
and he has been made - by land monopoly. But for
that he would have been working man ami useful
cording TO his siNs-thst 10 % ssy, moderately 90
Other sstocrss have been made IN the same way sad
thousands more will be made unless speedy stop Is
put 10 this monopoly OF Code free earth
Had the principle 81 Land Limitation been made e.
;sctye AZ the OF the adoption OF the Federal Con
srtuuon Who does not that II would have resnlt"d
IN unmistskshle blessings 20 our country Toe purse
proud useless srstcersts who have suoslsted snd d.
now suesist upon the toll and enterprise OF Free Labor
ers woald themselves have been useful working men
bers OF society The thousands Of acres Of wtGcrues
Of which our own county furnishes example would
asve been converted into pleasant homes Tor Free
Yea the Of free pure sad hish.reschius Demo-
rsey would have been sresty benefited thereby.
Who doubts the prOpriety-nsy. the necessity-oi
and Limitation Z II any, then they are those who
hope 81 he0 up fortunes BY spec9lsUpg in soil which
IL only known them BY the descriptions IN their ttc
deeds OF those who having eyes zee not and hsvin,
ability for Jadgng Judge not
This question Is 70 be axtsted extent little
dreamed Of hy land spectators aud monoPolsis and Il
will result In the triumph Of Limitation Oar country
AZ large demands this result and the interests ct every
individual except our landed lords, demand It slso-
We 20 for 1t hrsL last and forever
cleveland True Democrat