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A "HiG one. We can vouch Of tho truth
Of the following. from the Boston Posts
"a man in Chatham. y. Y has n freq %
years old, which weigh, lI5 pounds 1t is
kept in cellar, and fed on corn meal and
cabbage"
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An old topper, in the last stages Of Tho drop.
Sy, was told hy his physician that nothing
could save lin INT being tapped. His lii
Tie son objected 10 this operation Nv saying,
Daddy. daddy! don't let him, for You
Know there never was anything tapped in
this house that lasted more than week."
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Don't Ee'erP N.--ItiS said that there nre
people in the "Moun'ain Districts" of Ken
tucLyso green that they followed wagon
which happened 10 pass that wav. twenty
miles. 'iust 10 see whether the hind wheels
would overlakc the fore oncs.'
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Man doubles Nil the evils of his fate by
bordering over them; n scratch becomes
a wound, singh, injury, a jes, IA insult,
a small peril a greater danger. and n slight
Sick nes often cudS in death by breeding APP
prchenSionS.
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The huass says 'thcrc IRE lew Dorri.e
Cincehol'crs IN Newror'. r. l.. Who will
probably hear from Old Tack soon"
Pr baby hen end thtm word That Re
has emo enemies TO punish, and no friends to
reward. Bosfon Post.
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"Wha,a beautiful place heaven iswex-
claimed little hoy. "Whv 10 you think
'oF asked his father. "Recnusr." said
be, abiding 10 tie stars, "hc nails in tho
floor are so beGWyul.'
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II is said that the only serious objection
10 tie appointment 10 foreign mission
81 Gov. M"rehead, of n. c.. (who il sill
be iecol,ec'ed was president Of the Phila-
delpha convcn'ion.) is, TINT he did not pou
he ToSirGc on the letter 70 Old Zack ndyis.
ing him of lis nomination!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-04-27

Railing fran Grace. Iedekiah Broad
head " As man somewhat less Of stature
ihan Goliath of Gath, though possessing
perhaps as much physical strength. So,he
village wreSilrrs thought, when out Of sport,
he took up whole handful! If them aud
dashed them m the ground During a
religious revival. Zcdrkiah was converted
and joined the Methodist church.
On" evening while On his way from class
meeting, he was assaulted ly half Dozen
OF his former companions. Shouting:
snow Icd has become Christian and
cannot fight; let's give him n thrashing.'
Hold a momen',' intcrpoSod Zcd, putting
forth an ann as long as rail, u know n
christian cannot fight; belong to demon
nation who believe in tdliinGtrom grace
and continued the new convert, planting
his foot more firmly on the earth, and tow
cring up like a Gian, in the moonlight, his
arm falling back 10 an angle Of fory-Gvc
degrees, Ef should fall from grace here
lac lowered his voice To n tone of o,pinous
SoIemnity, and advancing three PAGES
towards his rctreatng aSsailan's-'if
stopM fall from grace woc be Ia you."
| The scamps, overawed by doubt Of the
saints PERSEVERANCE, decampeh with RE
caution. leaving Xed rs ApolIyon left
Christian, TO 20 on lis way rejoicing.
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Burns was an honest man. After ali his
struggles, he owed no man shilling when
he died, His hart was always warm and
his hand open.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-04-27

A Young lady in Cincinnati. says tie
Com@'er'in'. was rudely seized Nv n Young
fellow. who attempted to kiss her. bu, when
he applied his lins 30 hers. she cBucht ihcm
between her teeth, and bit one nearly off.
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J0GirS ri Church. Somebody says Tint
females 70 to meeting TO look at each 9th
crS bonncis. That's downright scandal
They go to show their own.
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II costs nSmuch govern the city %! New
York otto year, rs It does the whole state
e pennsylvania for six. The Conricr says
;hcrrare sixteen States in the Union, " hirh
could have their aggregate expenses paid
twice over by what itcosts to govern that
sLngle city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-04-27

4 cheerful spirit make, labor light and
sleep sweet, and oil around harpy, which is
much better than being only rich.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-04-27

Sam, why nm de- hors de most intelligent
folks in de worIdy Because dey nose eve
~ ting.
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VI m. Erwin,


N.-uy Carriage, House Is Sign Pain
PIT ~ ter, Paperer and Cluster,
Z.-s---------ll-- OTTAWA, I'LL.
Snop On Columbu, street, near Dr. >chemcI.
h"rn's "l,rr.
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sgEi1! SASH FACTORY
1Inv;,ic auI STONE ward.

~ LYONS would uulrru the inhabitants %!
Z S,DuaNn and surrounding country that hr
ha, Is ,h'r,l.j himself IN the above bu,u,., Do
Ottawa, ou Columbus st. directly opposite Geo.
Hr-t's livery stable, vince be- will I've able 10 far.
Dish iuar'r tomb stones, monuments. tables "
Irg other article IN bis line ofbu..Ur,s.
tIt4u,r <rrt Il lNiI
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NOTlC T. Al persons indebted to the estate Of
~ Dr. Peter Sch'mcrhorn, deceased, are hereby
no'iicl that hsbooks md account,arc in my hands
for collection. &th1 the same must be closed ny ms
soon as possible Debtors will please attend TO this
matter. BY order ofMrs Schcmelhom.
GEO s. FISHER.
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Grn0cs, ST.
L.. HILLS,

49, chu,i, Deaier in0H kinds Of ProdUcc,
Iuc'7 Warehouse, MOI, SiIr-cHt. OIwwo. ijpois
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Fashionable Tailoring.
CONELLY & BAILEY

} EIUEN thanks tolhc public lorthr liberal
Hrijrounge extended to then, and would state
lut,j1ry have removed 10 the north side of the
Ciy lIoloD, to tho huillior adjoining the house
lately occupied hy ,Iohn NcCary. They have
procured tho latc.t
FaH aRd U'iHicr FaShi0nS.
iItrr from New York, which willcnahlc them
90 make up garments In the most fashionable
.fy.r. Work will be- done Ia the best manner,
inl al garments mad, it.
Ottawa, Sep %. 1913
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NEW EAELeSss SER0l'.
4. L. SMIIU

gtwIIcI wUlII0I03i N U0Yulln,J0r WWi
OunNa, sept %. ISIS.
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Jan II


TN VIRTUE ola writ of feri acas issued from the clerks
office OF the circuit court OF the District OF Columbia for
the county of Washington, and to directed shall
public sae for cash. on Thursday the LIST OF March
~ o'clock before the courthouse of said
y, the following property, VIZ:
An the interest of Thomas Cookendoer Of in and to
the following property yiz All that piece OF ground sna-
$780, distinguished in subdivision Of said lot by
letter @; fronting on Pennsylvania avenue Is feet
inches within the following boundaries: beginning at
ne a OF said SQUARE; running thence nonhwaIdly 80
es thence south feet 10 inches thence southwardy
so feet to the line of said thence along the line of
said avenue, IL feet inches, the beginning being
the lot marked G, in subdivision made by F. G. De Kraft
of the city of Washington, and by him recorded
the books OF the corporation of SAID city, together with
all and singular the privileges and aPpurenances there
unto belonging being threestory brick house Also all
his interest. in the following described property being
part of lots Nos g. T. and g. in square No 4O9 plat
said city, subdvied: beginning part point
81 feet 81 inches south of the of 9th and and
running with said 9th "a feet 81 inches thence
90 feet III inches thence north "a "a inches
west 90 feet IL inches the beginning being that part
marked the plat of subdivision c, and containing.
by estimate 2i3O square of ground, less,
with the building and improvements thereon, being
the following properly being all and singular that
house and lot, situate, lying, and being the south
opposite to the Mansion Hotel formerly kept by John
Strother extending the south front OF said rs
avenue with The line of The house and To-, fanev owned
by Col John Tayoe, and formerly occupied by Nathaniel
with the said alley for back line 26 feet 81 inches; thence
with the said line OF the said lot formerly owned by Col
John Tayoe 80 feel inch to the said avenue which house
and ot situate lying and being aoresads part square
No 226 will be more fully shown by reference being
had to the survey map, and plan of the said city ami
endorr by deed of John Stth and wife, bearing date the
h day OF Julv 1923 being story brick thereon
endorer, sold satisfy jndcais No 81 to March
lsi9, favor OF Henry May, administrator of Legrand
ROBERT WALLACE
Marshal of.the District OF Columbia.
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from London.

TNIIE Whist Players Hand book 81 cents.
The Hand book of Carving with hints the etiquette
of the dinner table numerous illustrations 81 cents
The French Scholars Hand book 81 cents
Hand book OF French as II must be spoken 81 cents
Hand book OF HeraldTy; many illustrations; 81 cents
The German Scholars Hand book 81 cents
The Anglers handbook many engravngs; 81 cents.
The Chess Payers Handbook 81 cents
The Hani book of Domestic Cookery 81 cents
The Handbook OF Architecture engravngs 81 cents
Small volumes Tor the pocket imported per Can
ada and Just received by f. TAYLOR.
Feb Is
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fINHE LAND OWNERS MANUAL summary OF
Il statute regulations in New York, Ohio, Indiana ii.
inois Michigan, Iowa, and Wisconsin, concerning land
titles deeds mortgages, wills of real estate, descent land
taxes, tax sales REDEEM ons limitations exemptions, in
teres psury, NC, &c; and also the constitutions OF the
said States; one volume; by b. F. Hall, counsellor al
law. Just receivedj for sale by
Junl2 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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ESPECIAL CAHD.-Mrs. GARRETT ANDERSON will
Il from this date sell reduced price her stock Music
so rs to compete with Music dealer in the District
Mrs Andersons stock of Music is new, and very large
of the LATEST and best published and
posed generally OF selections from the best authors
New Music received every few days, and orders for Mu
sic and Musical Instruments prom puy attended
Music and Stationery Store, between Ith and E,th
Streets Pennsylvania Feb l5-Imd.
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PICTURES for the benefit OF the poor--The La

/ LECTURES FOR the benefit OF the Poor-- The Ladies
IL Union Benevolent Society," having secured the
of several distinguished gentlemen deliver OF
lectures general Subjects the proceeds of which
aid the funds appropriated for the relief and employment
of the female of city, the public respectfully
informed that the first lecture will be delivered on Tuesday
evening next, the 10Th instant halipast O'Clock,
at the Unitarian Church, by the Hon r. w. TnonpsoS,
of Ind Subject, The Laborlng Classes-wbat they
are and what they ought to be-"
Tickets for the whole course four lectures, dollar,
TO be had at all the bookstores hoes and OF each OF the
Managers of the Ladies' Society also the door the
evening OF the lecture Single tickets % cents
The privilege OF the organ of the church being kindly
granted, will enable the Society to the usical
talents OF one more Of distinguished musicians
Feb. Is.
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IiNOR > ALE OR RENT excellent tvvo-story Brick
House, property OF Mrs. NJ G. Meade. A sale prefer
red is situated on street west, square lab, very
short distance from the War and Navy Departments
mandng extensive view Of the Potomac and surround
ing country, and well situated to saluby and society
Ii contains eight bed rooms, two psrlors basement
os clubhouse for servants kitchen, and basement cellar
pump Of good water At the kitchen door bath room for
For terms apply to ]. Mason, jr corner of G. and 18th
streets.
Feb. Ii-3td3wlaw
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SCHOoL BOOKs-A general assortment of School
~ Books will be found for SALE reasonable prices as
elsewhere in the DISTRICT, at
Mrs. ANDERSON'S Book, Music and Fancy Store,
Pa. av, between llth ~ 18th streets.
Feb l5-n
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Feb. 3--dts

INLEGANT, Free, and Rapid Writing easily and
II speedily attained-Anipdt and return of Mr. BRS-
TOW, Finishing Writing Master, in Washington after
absence oil twenty for the last he has been
teaching with the most eminent in Baltimore and
the marked appreciation OF the public press. Mr. b. has
now reopened his Academy for the admission of pupils OF
all ages, day and evening. Rooms Concert Hall built
tngs, Pennsylvania avenue, west of Browns Hotel,
Mr. BRsrow, in ann punching his arrival respectful
~ informs the Ladies and Gentlemen of this city and
Georgetown. that he intends make only limited stay,
to practise his uneuing proofs OF eradcaug bad whiting
lie therefore politely invites those who his
instruction 10 apply soon.
Superior and Perfect System of flirting
guaranteed to be taught Old and Young. ia full and
complete course OF lessons, no matter how iegi6e OF
crampcd the writing is. (See specimens at the door
To Ladies Mr. Brstow imparts neat handsome grace
n and fashionable running hand, chaaceristicaly del
cate.
The Gentlemen acquire bold and manly Free expedi-
tious decided and practical mercantile hand,
IN LESSONS,
The extensive patronage Mr. Brstow has been honored
with twenty in all the Atlantic cities
of the United States Canada, also Europe Mex-
10 him visit to Washington
Mr. b. can be seen from to in the morning, and to
in the evening.
Visitors Washington take a in few days
Feb 14-dlm
bracelet and pin, diamond ring, cameo, and white to-
apd other articles Of rich aud fancy every, VIII
take place the 18th day Of February II ali the chances
taken that time, the subscribed for
only will be disposed Of
number OF chances yet remain to be taken nj the store
of ROBT. KEYWORTH,
Feblt Penn. av., between 9th and 10th streets
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State the price per page for every additional page
on any OF the above over four pages, estimating at
900 pages
On parchment, be furnished by the department 90 ooo
per 100 oo,Ooo
Blank forms, any other plion of printing required
broadside any Of the above paper each broadsde 10 DC
counted MS one page.
expressly be understood that no extra charge OF
descTpto will be allowed The prices bid Tor PRINT
ing include all Contingencies and exuas
The department the right 10 have any deseP
ton OF printing, which may properly be called book OF
pam phlet work, ;" executed by special contract 80,
The bidders for printing will accompany their BIDS WIN
samples Of quality OF the different kinds oil paper ihey pro
pose 10 furnish May 3l-law4w lJune l2-2awt3Ohl
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State the price per page Tor every additional page
on any OF the above over four pages estimating at
10000 pages.
Blank FORMS any other rption of printing
required broadsdc any Of the above paper. each
brondsde TO be counted page.
Treasures weekly statement Of treasury drafts
and specie on imperial writing paper. per 100
she ts 20J
is expressly be understood that charge OF
description will be allowed The prices bid for print
ing must and include all contingencies and
The department the right have descnp-
ton Of printing which may properly be called ''book or
pamphlet work" executed by special contract
The bidders for printing will accompany their bids with
samples OF qualify of the different kinds of paper they pro-
pose to furnish.
Separate proposals will also be received for printing GOO
copies Of the "Annua Receipts and Expenditures Of the
United States for the fiscal year ending Both tune 1919,
farming about 400 in volume, including
prntng. folding, and stitching The first part OF the work
10 be printed in the those Tor the fiscal
year ending Both June 1884, page 25l. in paricu
ar and the second part thos, for the fiscal ending
30:l June, 1914, IN every particular.
May Z1-law4w lint Wing
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Q1 S0 REwARD-Ran away from the subscriber near
ID lCO Luray, Page county, Virginia. the 9th inst,
boy named Aaron He is black, 10 years OF age,
ubout feet inches high, has look when spo-
ken thick lips, and heavy He had when
he left domestic kersey frock faded black color.
collected The above reward OF $50 will be given should
he be apprehended OF the State and 80O taken in the
State, NO that get him again. All reasonable charges
will be paid if delivered to me at Luray.
Aaron left in company with spghty yellow boy, red
complexion red hair, and spotted face; tall as
Aaron but heavier made Both Of the above boys good
|coopers. VIM. A. CHAPMAN,
Sept. 2-H 1.urav. Page county. Virginfs
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OF establish the Land OMcs he
Charlton District, in the State OF Missouri.
TN pursuance ofthe first section Of the Of Congress
entitled IAN establish additional land Office in
the OF Missouri" approved February o. 18iS dc
hereby declare and make known, that the land offcs
sted by said is established the Clown of Milan
in the county OF Sullivan OF said the site this day
designated by the Pres dent OF the United States.
Given under my hand Mt the city of Washington this
twentyseven,h day Of February, Domin thou.
sand eight hundred and forty. nine.
BY order of the President Eli
RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office
Mar S-1awl8w
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Stationery, Printing, and Binding.

NAVY DEPARTMENT, May ., 1919.
|CEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received al
10 the office of the Secretary of the Navy, until o'clock,
m, the 18th day OF Jnne next, for furnishing all the
stationery and executing all the printing and binding that
may be required by the Navy Department and lis several
bureaus Tor the commencing the LIST Of July S9 and
ending tho Both June, 1850
All the articles furnished and work executed must be Of
the best quality delivered without dey when ordered and
satisfaction of the head of the office for which they
required If it be required each bidder for stationery
must furnish with his proposal sample OF each article bid
for.
To insure uniformity in the proposals, blank forms will
be furnished those disposed bid and bid will be
considered fully conforming the advertisements and
in which each and article bid for and in which
more than price is named for any article.
Bond, in sufficient amount, with two approved
uretes for the faithful execution of the contract will be
qured OF the person persons contracting The author
Zrd names OF The suretes that will be given,
also satisfactory testimonials fulfill contract
pany the bid, Otherwise IL will not be considered
The department. to itself the right OF ordering
less quantity of each and article contracted
Tor, the public service may require.
Should any article be required not enumerated in the
tract is TO be furnished the lowest market price,
cordins its quality
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w New York, Boston, and New Orleans General Agen
Icy and Commission Office Young Men in Wholesale and
retail and other respectable business book
keepers, statesmen, porters, bar keepers walters, farmers
coachnen, car agents book and map agents, collectors
overseers in all banches OF business, No We have all
times large number Of good situations hand, which
pay from $500 TO $1,000 per annnm Those in want OF sit
uaions OF any kind would well give CALL we
have in each of the above cities, which will enable
us to place every applicant in suitable situation at the
shortest notice We have large acquaintance in all the
above-named Cities which will enable MS TO give
entire satisfaction 10 all who may favor ms with call
TAYLOR N rAYMAN. No. SO Second street,
between South and Gay.
N B. Persons living in any part of the United States
and wishing to obtain situation in Baltimore, either Of
the above Cities will have their Immediately attend
ed To by addressing line (pos paid) by so doing
they VIII cufta both trouble and expense which they 9TH
erwise would incur by coming the AMI seeking EN-
poym eni for themselves. Address,
TAYLOR & TAYMAN,
No % Second street,
May A-drf Baltimore, Md.
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ONGrELLOW's New Book sKAvanagh." Price
IL 10 cents. For sale at TAYLOR ~ MAURf'S
Mayi3 Bookstore, near 9th a
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National Eating ho use

National Eating house.
JUST RECEIVED direct from the Island OF St Thomas
u per brig Annulosn, Capt Dory, LOT OF the finest
genuine turtle brought to this Market which
viii be served up daily in soup and all the various modes
of cookery, and in the best possible Style Also from Nor
iok fresh OYSTERS spiced oysters, shcepshead mackee
hogish &c., We all of which will be served up
shortest notice.
Co. Families served as usual
Aug lS-T w WALKER
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FOR NORFOLK.

FOR NORFOLK.
rl-sss THE STEAMER OSCEOLA leaves Wash.
O'Clock "a returning will leave Norfolk every Friday
st O'Clock p. touching Cone river going and re-
tuning Passage and fare 20.
For Baltimore.
The Osceola the above place every Sunday ri
O'Clock returning, leaves Baltimore every Tuesday
ata o'clock p M stopping going and returning at Gone
aad the intermediates landings the Pooac for sig
na,s land
Mar S--diweodu JAMES MITCHELL.
IcOR GSNrLEMEN.-we have ready made goods OF
The best and most approved styles Our stock large
and we'll diversified In qualify OF material and style
ment suit all tastes. Gentlemen will find garments well
aud tasieiuiy gotten up.
which prepared to make to order ut short notice.
In fancy articles our supply Is good and elegant
Also, hoe New York made shirts surpa ssed any,
with large assortment Of fine under
drawers, &c All of which offer and very
low prices One price only YOUNG az OREM,
doors of Browns Hotel,
May l5-3taw4wf Pennsylvania avenue
Notice Land Omcs for In.
"Weser" Land Distrtct," Ia the Wisconsin.
pursuance OF the second section Of the
entled An act for changing the location of the land Of
lice in the Chippewa land district and abshnx an adj
dltional land District in the State Of Wisconsin, approved
public lands "a the Territory of Wisconsin an additiona
land office and land district hereby
all the lands not included within the district Of lands snbec
to sale Green Bay, MILWAUKEE, or Miners. Point Which
shall bc called the western district" do hereby d.
clare and make known that the land Office 40
be located a. "Wow river, ST. Coix county in the STATE
OF Wisconsin. 'rsa
Given under my hand at the city of WASHINGTON mi,
second day Of March, ammo Domini thousand eish
hundred ana ioty-n'he' JAMES X. POLK.
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Mar S-lawlSw
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On every Other description Of paper, not desiR'
mated above, but 70 be 80 by the office ordering ~
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Lives insured lilo
JOSEPH B. COLLINS, President.
SAMURI. HANNAy Secretary.
CHARLES De SELDI.a, No IL Todds Buildings, Pennsy
vania avenue, Agent.
w. p JOHNSTON NJ. D., opposite City Post Office, 7lh
street, Physician.
Pamphlets explanatory of the principles and operations
Of the company can be had on application at the agents
|offise. June 7-4