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"a Ak and provide for holding thers Of the
4 Copft Of Common. Pleas Ia the several
counties Of the Third Judicial District Of
Ohio. !,
ssnlbly Of the Staie of Ohio, That tne terms;
Ioi the Courts of Common Pleas shall pc nol-
denim the several countiesin the third ~
dicisl District as follows;
FIRST SUBDIVISION,
Sec 3 In the county Of Hardin, on tne
first day Of March, the sixth day oi june
| and the thirty-f first day of October.
In the county Of Marion, on the eighth
day Of March, the thirteenth day Of June, and
on the seventh day Of November
In the county OF Union, on the twenty
| first day March, the twenty third day OF June
and on The twenty first day Of November.
In the county Of Logan. on the fourth Day
Iof April, the first day Of August, and on the
fifth day Of December. !
i In the county Of Shelby, on the eighteenth
day of April, The fifth day Of July. and on
the third day Of October.
| In the county Of Auglaize, on the second
day Of May. the eleventh day ofJnly, and on
the seventeenth day of October.
I. In the countyof Allen, on the ninth day
lof May, and on the twenty-fourth day O
SECOND SUBDIVISION
Sec 3 In the county Of Putnam, on th'
tweniy-second day March, and the twenty
seventh day Of September
i In the county Of Defiance, on the fourtl
} day Of April. and the, twenty-iourth day o
October.
In the county Of Williams, on the nine
teenth day Of April, and the eighteenth da''
, Of October.
In the county Of Paulding, on the twenty
sixth day Of April, aud the fourth day oil DC
tober. ~
In the county OF Van Vert. on the thir
day OF May, and the fourteenth day oil NC
: vember.
: In the county Of Mercer, on the ninth Ga
OF May, and the seventh day Of November.
In The county of Henry, on the twenty
! third day Of May, and the twelfth day
i October.
In the county Of Fulton. on the seyent
6 day Of June, and the twenty-second day
6 November.
= THIRD SUBDIVISION.
Sec In The county Of Wood, on Il
o twenty-eighth day of February, lhirteen
J, day Of June, and the twenty sixth day
q September.
= In the county of Hancock, on the seven
day Of March, twentieth day of June, and Il
rs third day Of October.
e In the county of Wyandott, on the iou
teenth day OF March. the twenty-seventh d'
+ of June, and the tenth day Of October.
: In the county Of Crawford, on the twent
first day of March, the fifth day OF July, al
seventeenth day Of October.
yl In the county of Seneca, on the eleven
k day of April, twelfth day OF July, and thirt
first day Of October.
is JAMES c. JOHNSON,
t. Speaker OF the House of Representatives..
WILLIAM MEDlLL,
i. President Of the Senate
Feruary 10. 1858.
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For the Daily Dispatch
Manufactures Mo-, q
Mr.. Error:

Mn. EDrToR:
One reason why manufacturing is 50 slow
to get stDrI in This place, Is, because there
is too much Of disposition prevaientamong
our citizens, to underrate any effort made on
small scale. They think small manuiac-
turing establishments, Of little value. Yet
some Of the largest establishments in the
world, began business on very small EscaieS
II we could go into some Of the Oldest man
uiacturing districts of this. or any other
country, and enquire into the history Of some
establishments that employ three or four hun
dred and some of them, perhaps, thousa nd 4
hands, we would find that some, II not all
of them, commenced work under shed
without any assistance more than the ski
and inge nuity of the proprietor was able y
bestow with his own hands.
In any new country like this, capital fo
manufacturing purposes, is always scarce
And where il does exist. il is most general,
| in the hands OF those who have made 1t b.
some other business, who have no practica
knowledge of manufacturing, aud it The.
should go into any large manufacturing ppe
ration, without the requisite skill to insur
success, the probability is they would fail =
Therefore it would be better policy forl th'
man of means, if he wishes to encotng
manufactures, TO hold out inducements I
men Of skill and enterprise, TO start manu-
featuring on their own responsibility.
In some manufacturing towns in Enbland
there are large steam boilers, located in
convenient situation, so that steam can b
taken from them and conveyed in pipes 10 a
most any part of the town, SO that each mar
ufacturer, whether large or small, can dra'
as much stetm as will drive whatever ma
chinery he wishes to put in operation,
moments reflection will convince any mai
that some plan, similar 10 this, will be nuc
more certain to succeed than if man VI
dertakes to manufacture, who knows noIhin
about it.
The principal reason why SO many failure
take place in every branch of business i
because people try to do TOO much. Ifthe
would confine thr efforts within the CON
pass of their means, failures would hard
ever be heard. of, and yet the aggiega
amount Of wealth would be equal to what
now is. Therefore, instead of advising me
of capital TO become manufacturers then
selves, would rather say to them-furnis
the motive power and let the skillful mi
chanic do the work on his own acc cunt, ar
no matter how small they might be at fir
they would soon grow TO rival any esta
lishments at the East, or perhaps in Il
world. BOB WALKER.
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0-T We ere indebted 10 Mr, Joseph Vim
cent fcT Cincinnati papefs Of The ID inst ~
Also 10 The officers of the Bay State fcr sim.
lar fuyors. $500
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.l,.rThe frigaie Constitution = .old Iron
eidess.s y fitting out at New York, for the
Mediterranean, and VIII sail under the cons
mand q cap.aid Rudd, sometime during thi
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DEAD.-The Maine liquor law was killed
off in the New Jersey Legislature on The 23d,
lby most decided vote Out Of flfty-four
members no less than forty five voted against
its adoption. M N
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The New Cabinet.

Public opinion at Washington appears to
have settled down upon the following gen.
tlemen as destined 10 go into the Cabinet Of
Gen Pierce. All the dispatches and advices
agree in relation to it, which is pretty good
indication:
Secretary Of State w. L. Marcy
Secretary Of War JEFF. Davis,
Secretary Of Treasury James Guthrie.
Secretary Of Navy James c. Dobbin
Secretary Of Interior James Campbell.
Postmaster General r. McClelland.
Attorney General Caleb Cushing.
That alters somewhat our advices Of las
week. BY Sunday we shall know all.
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No So
AN ACT

Supple mentsry 10 an act entitled ian act 10
provide for the State Printing" passed
April l6, 1852.
Sec Be il enacted by the Gcneral AS
sen.blu of.ths State Of Ohio, That the Secre-
tary, Auditor and Treasurer Of State shall,
Immediately after the passage OF this act.
give no,ice in two English and one German
newspapers printed in the city OF Columbus,
for the peliod Of ten days; Snd thereafter
in The same manner. and at the same time,
as is provided in the first section OF the act
to which this is supplementary, that sealed
proposals will be received al the Office of The
Secretary of State. until The eleventh day
after the frs: publication OF said notice, ios
The printing in the German language Of all
documents ordered TO be printed in said Ian
guage by the General Assembly, or either
branch thereof which proposals shall dis
tinclly state the price per thousand ems tor
composition, the price per token for press
work, and the price per thousand words Tor
the translation, at which the bidder is will
| ing 10 perform said work, and the Secretary,
| Auditor and Treasurer, OF any two OF them,
after The expiration OF said notice, shall pro-
ceed TO open said bids, and TO award said
contract 10 the lowest bidder therefor, who
will give bond as provided in the tenth sec
ton OF said act.
Sec Q Said contract shall extend 10 The
first Mondy in November, 1854, and said
contractor and executive officers shall be
governed in pll cases By the provisions oI the
act entitled IAN act to provide for the State
Printing "passed April i6, 1852.
JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDlLL.
Il President Of The Senate.
i February "a, 1858.
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SEcRETARY's 0FrIcE,
MRus. February Is, 1853,

COLUMBUS, February 10, 1893.
hereby. certify, that the foregoing laws
are correctly coppied from the original rolls
en- file in this Office.
WILLIAM TREvITT.
Secretary Of State.
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TREAsunrR.s OFFICE.

lREASURERS s OFFlCE,
PORTSMOUTH February 25, 1853.
hereby certify that the foregoing laws are
correctly copied from the Ohio Statesman,
now on file al this Office.
G. A. WALLER,
Auditor Scioto County.
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A Lecture on Snap

Professor Gardner the New England soap man, has
arrived 10 this city, ami viii make his appearance
as lecturer Some OF exchanges speak OF his en-
eIlainmenis a, very rich and amusing. We append the
following extracts:
The Hal OF the house Of representatives crowded
on Thurday evening hear the lecture Of that remark
able genius Professor Gardner. the New England soap
man The legislature like those OF several other States
bad voted him the of tho hall, and many Of the
ber', with the and other officers present
The sensation extended the ladies' Also and many them
gtsced the audience, in spite OF the weather
Indianapolis Journal
faoFEssoR GARDENERS LrcrUar Tonight will be a
memorable epoch 10 the history Of Louisville Professor
Gardner the long expected Professor Gadne here
last and wiz deliver Of his immortal lectures upon
at the Mozart Hall We speak ia all seriousness when
say mat according to the that have 10 us
from nnmbehe places his lecture, arc really among the
richest entertainments TO be anywhere found The are full
wit hurnor and fun, from beginning end Professor
g. sells tickets Of admission his lectures for % cents, and
gives to each person cake Of his magic at the door
tLoui,piH, Journal
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
Fro,. our Baltimore Correspondent.
BALrnioRr, February asp. .

BALTIMORE, February 25-p, m.
Some wing spectators have been writing from here IN
regard to the probable appointments General Pierce will
make 10 fill Offices in this city The writers may, for
tune tellers do occasionally foreell TRUTH without know
ing the why and wherefore. anything about the mat
ter and have struck upon whose chances
good The manner in which Gen, Pierce has most judi
ciousy kept his councils forbds the possibility of know
ing his future purposes, especially by outsiders The dem
ocras OF Baltimore have full confidence that he will
make judcious and acceptable appointments In this be
ei they rest satisfied
On and after the LIST of March il will be unlawful
to pass, circulate any small the State Of
Maryland, under the denomination OF Ave dollars The
legislature, you will have observed, has refused to repeal
the law We shall, therefore, soon cone down to a
substantial, democratic specie currency
Business is gradually increasing, and promises most en-
courage ngly for the coming spring.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.

BREWERS Grand Moving Mirror the Glance At tho World.
exhibited Odd Felows' Hall for ono week only CON-
mencng Thursday, February gath.
This Gorgeous st. p. Brewer.
panorama OF the Mammoth Cave Of Ken
crowds delighted witnesses where
exhibited during the short time which has elapsed
It's completion.
thousands who have seen II,
the beautiful attractive and artist
Gale n whole OF panoramic painting.
entertaining Instructive and amusing a. splendid,
chief and artificial beauties OF Europe,
Asia, Africa, and America.
painting three sections corresponding with the
globe the choicest natural scenery
vegetation architecture and and customs
full reference must be made
o TO the panorama ITSELF
moving each seven
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon three O'Clock
The accompanied appropriate music and
deineated by Mr.. q. A. Rand.
Tickets half price liberal reduction for
schools.
obtained principal hotels book
The Office will also DO for the sale Of
each day from IL to 3 O'Clock.
Feb
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BhakspearIan Lecture.

We would invite the special attention Of readers to
the advertisement OF MIR. Alfred Bupn, published in
other column OF this paper. Mr.. Bum proposes 10 de-
liver lesure evening, at Iron Hail. on The
Genius and Career of Shakespeare" He comes highly
recommended gentleman OF character, talents, and
accomplishments The subject OF Mr.. Bunn's lecture is
OF peculiar interest He has studied it with srdor
and enthusiasm; and we feel assured that an evening
cannot be agreeably prohably spent than
ia listening him while he portrsys the genius and
sketches the career Of the great master.
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we hear tits understood that the superintendent OF the
census has been engaged in the traffic. and doubtless
committee OF investigation would bring to light quite a
thriving business in this branch OF trade OF this
there can be no doubt that there urgent need OF reform
in the administration of the government The Augean
si.hlr al he eleansed
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supreme Court of the United states.

Francis Tnkey, esq, of Massachusetts, r. Toomb,
esq, Of Georgia. and j. NJ. Elan, esq, Of Lou.ians,
were admitted attorneys and counseers Of this court
No. ~ John @. Gresele ct al, appellants ", jo..nh
M Bimeler sfdf The argument of this cause wa. con-
hnued by MIR Quinn for the appellants and by Mr. STAINS,
berry for the appellees
Adjourned until Monday, II O'Clock, m. ,-U
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Conference.-The democratic State convention as
sembed at Middeown on the 23d instant, and was very
fully attended, the hall in which they met being crowd
ed. Sas Camp, Of Stanford. wa, chosen president OF
the convention, assisted by thriyone presidents and
eight secretaries On the first ballot Thomas n Sey
mour had l43 votes for governor; Samuel Ingham. Of
Essex, "a; all others Is. On the second ballot Mr. Sey
mour was unanimously nominated The entire old State
ticket wa, then renominated. The greatest harmony
prevailed and there be doubt Of the Of the
true democracy Of Connsolcut under the lead Of the gal
lant Seymour-Botoa Post
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Mrs Pierce

JUF5 TWTCc.
BosTos Feb 25-Mrs. Pierce, wife OF the President elect
did not leave the city this morning. expected. She
Joys good health.
The extensive printing ink mandatory of Messrs Wor
ril Donald Co., Andover has been totally destroyed
by fire. The loss is heavy, but partially insured.
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Grand ball and Musical soireo at Carusps saloon.
THE WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY BAND 10 the
friends
opos that evening Presidents (4h
Mach,) will grand ball aud
been make the worthy OF
OF will
ENJOYING delight
evening perform the beautiful the
best composers.
Tickets be had at the door and the usual places.
MANAGERS.
John w. Maury. Major. X. ksyworth
nchard Walach Major O. p. WaIach.
Walter Lenox. Captain SchwarImon.
John r. Pepper. Captain Wilson.
Joseph Peck. Captain p b. Key.
II. Winter. Captain Bacon.
Joseph +. Davis. Captain Tate.
DR.. WIN. b. Butts. Captain Bradford.
James Y Davis. Captain Bright.
Henry e. Robinson. p. ii. Brooks.
Charles w. Heydon. Daniel Radcliffe
Charles Ball. jos Shilington.
Feb 6-4t5TuThF
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Markets

Nrw YoRK, Feb. 25-p. m.-The stock market ia dull
sales Of Uaited States 6s 1867, 1907 Canton,
decline. Erie S6f Nicaragua, 3if Morris canal, 81 !;
Erie converdbles of H. 80 offered Harlem, 6sa Nor
wich ard Worcester 81 Cumberland coal, So ; Gary
i'm provement l3h The -four market is frmer-saes of
600 bbs at as O64 So l3i for State SOUTHERN SIS A SIS
55 Corn meal aud rye -four unchanged Wheat is firm,
with upward tendency-sales OF white at l25 cents
red I9 I20 Corn acfvessles Of 40 900 bushels
So 65 cents for white, mixed, and yellow.
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IRON HALL.
ron ONE NIGHT ONLY.
MR.. ALFRED BUM,

ONE ONLY.
MR.. ALFRED BUM,
(Of Theatres Royal Drury Lane and Convent Gsrdsn,)
WILL deliver Monday February 1883, Lsctnrs
w "GENIUS AND CAREER OF SHAK6PEAhE," AZ IRss
HALL, Pennsylvania avenue
Admission SO Doors lecture begins half past
FebA-dtd
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EXHIBITION NOTICE.

no THE JUDstaIbc ladies and gentlemen who have accept
ed appointments as Judges the eYhib'ton are requested 4
NEE, q, ihs hall this saturday morning at 10 .'eloct
O, v. WOOD, F.
TsbS Chairman Of Commis~~
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Connecticut Democratic Convention.

MIpDLKTowN, Feb A-The democratic State conven-
ton assembled here yesterday for the nomination of State
office for the ensuing year On the second ballot Thomas
H. Seymour unanimously renominated for governor,
and Charles Pond for lieutenant governor.
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Prices admission Private boxes - dress circle aud
guee children under half reserved
rs - Third
tier, so cents colored gallery, rs cents
open O'Clock will be raised ATTN The
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Ohio Whig Convention.

COLUMBUS Feb. 23.-Tho Ohio State convention assem-
bed here to-day and nominated the following candidates for
State officers for governor, Nelson Barrere for lieutenant
governor, J. j. Allen State treasurer Henry Brachman
secretary OF State, NJ H. Vanvoks attorney general w.
ii. Gibson Judge Of the supreme court F. L Bachus.
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The Fair OF the Metropolitan Mechanics Institute was
opened TO the public yesterday at the appointed hour OF
twelve o'clock meridian. Great satisfaction was felt
and expressed by the visers at the number excellence
utility and beauty of the subjects exhibited, well as Of
the very handsome and attractive character OF the exhb
ton itself taken as whole. We presume that during
its continuance the Hall will be OF the most popular
places Of resort both for residents and strangers, in
metropolis
In the evening the proceedings of the grand opening
were carried out according to programme. The Hon.
Joseph X Chandler delivered the address, very able
one-ocespying about an hour
UP 70 the time OF closing the exhibition il was crowded
with happy and grauhed yisiters.
We learn il is Acknowledged by gentlemen from other
cities. that in most essential respects this exhibition has
yet had no superior in our country.
[Naionol Tnl.Utgsncsr.
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Papers in dhsrest parts Of the county have announced
within the past lew months many instances Of resignation
OF office by whig placement and the appointment Of demo-
cratic Post offices OF considerable emolumeu
and marshahips, have been thus surrendered by
whig appoinecs the benefit OF their democratic conner
ions The fact Is indputable and the only question is
the OF It's operation. From data before
warranted In the belief that il prevails extent
which tho public will scarcely credit"
GJyashfngton Urior
We gra,ed That this matter has proceeded such
lengths attract the attention OF the papers the
Of government The OF every democrat, obtaining
place by the above system of bribery and corruption
should be presented the heads OF departments
appointed and those individuals should be the first
10 walk the plank" Those who have been installed
whs favores certainly and perhaps democrats only
IN disguise, whose would be thrown undo. the Ia
BILE were they presented to the appointing power after
the 4th OF March Every respectable politician dsspses
this backdoor trick to get into the pao Better ring
the frondoor bell and walk in with firm step AID clear
conscieuce.-N Y. Democrat
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Connecticut Whig State Convention.

Hartford, Feb. A.-The Wing convention to day made
the following for State officers for governor
Hon Henry Dulon Of New Haven lieutenant governor
Thomas Fitch secretary Of State, Thomas Robinson;
treasurer. u. w. Camp; comptroller, Allen p Stillman
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By j. &. MCGUIRE. Auotionesr.

II INTENSIVE SALE or ELEGANT BOHEMIAN GLASS
costly fnncy goods articles Ac-On Wed
nesday morning. March I'd n the first floor Of
shall sell without OF Bohemian
French china dinner and plated rosewood
WORK boxes &c, comprising
Rich Bohemian and crystal decanteu
Claret pitchers, gobes champagses, wines
Tumblers emonades finger bowls
Tete-a tete sets. dishes, sc.
Heavy SILVER plated csstors, walters, mus.
Spoons, forks, butier-knIves, chnd sstieks he.
Richly decorated French china dinner aud cofes
Vases
Terra Gotta and Parsn jugs bouquet holder
Cigar stands, paper weights, butter tube
Flower pots, cigar lamps, ash receivers
Inkstands, card receivers, 80.
Beautiful china toilet
Ro.ewood furnished work hores, tea csddies, Ae:
Together ornamental and ussful n
nj enumerse.
Catalogues will be ready for delivery Tuesday, March Ist
Term. $50 credit OF two and
four months satisfactorily endorsed, bearing Interest
J. G, MCGUIRE,
Aucuonser.
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on Sunday instant residence Of her father
Brookyn Long Island JANE, the daughter Of Ws
IIoaAr.
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ny E. y. sTRATroS, Auotioneer,

ny E. y. srRATTOS, Anotioneer,
(Psnnyipania Svsnse, Of Sinis arss.J
I,xTENsTyE SALE or A STOCK or GRoCERIEs-on Nor.
day %o an U.s m s opeo. s ssSs
shall sell the entire stock without las
building !. TO be torn DOWN. consisting in part Of
RSN gys loaf aas M.aso a eS Sa'''d sugars
FAMILY nooi Soctwses, and oatmeal
Coarse and nne salt, toeseco, cigars, 'nun
sperm, saamsoins and mould mould 1 .,oS.....
Tut. Goshen butter, lard, sperm oil
Salad oil, goldfish, eordsre, baskets
crocs.iy stone and gi... ware he
LIQUORS.
In wood--psle s,a dsts s,snsy,s gin
Port, Madeira, p.e and brown sherry
n, bo,tIesLsupstor pale brandy, Madeira wine
:" OO' oId scotch y. and Monongah.ls ~hss.y.
STORE FIXTURES.
ssl.mander iron SAFE, patent balance
shelving, standing casks and sers, lamp.
Together with usually ound roesp
SOS and under, sas and under so0 try
ny and ninety days owe, so two and ,o"r months o'' Tor
'' Feb s %ssds ss''' satisfactorily endorsed
pLuE hook, published by 10, sn,',insso.. Prse:
1k containing complete list Of all the .slsre. o. QnisS
legations fees Of eorsuis and sen sr.s.l
collector. Of customs nsys s'or,s'g,r' nyy %n
The Dean. Daosh,sr: sy Mrs. Gore.
hssy Bird; sy Lady Fullerton y, sss,.,r
Blest nou,, No ~ With ..s .cp rco. for this ~..h
se,nufy illustrated, received and for " ''' '"''
in this city. nor suuIrNeToN's Bookstore.
o.. r,,d;,, corner snd Pennsylvania avenue.
2s-H
a. .arC Hunting watches, Rich Jev~eIvy. &c.-M. w.
GAIT PRofgER offer beautiful assortment Of superior
Ia ws,cbe. "masc" hunting esses article which
ordinary hunting watches changed win
,bos.v viii exposed faces
complete assortment ~ ladies' and fsnuemers watches
ofsvs description they offer magnificent diamond
other styles 81 iewey a. the lowest possihle
N. w. GAIT 4 BROTHER
sign Of the Golden Eagle, Pesrsyvsrss svsnue,
reb@-s between oh md 10Th svssss-