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BOARD. with without he hwd Oil
dcmeisters ~ between Pennsylvania and
May lO-9aw4w-
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ar, NEW YORK, BREMEN, AND SOUTH
<1x AMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
The ships comprising this line tie WASHING
TON, Capt. Il. Nj. Fitch HERMANN, Capt L. ilig-
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A. MENEELY'S SONS,
West Troy, Albany CO., N. Y.

No SIG.
NOTICE extending the time Of the reservation Of
lands heretofore along the ronsa Of the pro
tosed RALKoAo from ShRxvEroRT LouIsiAxA
MISSISSIPPI
Notice hereby given that
Withdrawn from market and ordered fo % wiihhid
entry Except valid cmpt0ns until the 7th day
l4 by notice dated December ~ sSs and yss within 6fteen
miles either side the
ioned Is extended for me term Of elk months from m
Given under hand at the city Of Washington,
June, 1854 =
BY order Of the President: 5,4
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
June II--awi3w
HEADQUARTERS MARINE Coaps
Ouartcrmaser's Office. Washington, 18th June 1854
PROPOSALS will be received this ofcs until - O'Clock
Monday the l7th July the following
clcs 10 connom in all samples which may
on at This Office, The office Assistant
MASTER New York, viz;
300 uniform caps
500 fatigue
800 pair half stockings Gall wooD
The above articles he
Propossr to be endorsed !" rroporair for Clothing
AUG A. NICHOLSON,
q. M NJ. C
The National nieilgcDcer and Evening Washinxon
Journal Commerce and Day Bn0k,
BROOKLYN New FORK, will give insertions
week until the lh July prosmo, and b
printed Of the
June i6-eodl7Juy
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NEW BOOKS AT TAYLOR - MAURY's---Caavar a
IN Romance Of Mexico; by r. NJ Bird.
Genoa, Pisa and Florence. From the French
New York Crystal Palace. Illustrated.
Documentary History OF the American Revolution In 1872 by
r. w Gibbes, N. u.
Russia and Turkey; by Ivan Gobovin
The Turkish Empire by Edward Joy Morris
II bookstore, 9th ct
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ONLY $50.

INDEPENDENT LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA PANA-
i The shmus crossed IN few hours Only eleven miles
mule traveThe celebrated steamship North Star leave New
York for hspnwa Saturday, 5h, with
Blade The books palaces
limited tickets will be sold the follow
ing rates, If applied for before the Goth July:
cabin, bert Observation-Disclosures, 90
Apply only to James M Cross, Battery Place, stairs.
N. For small passengers will be guaranteed
rive in 6an Francisco ahead Of the Nicaragua lne
July ll--eod3t
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EAnM FOR sALEWe have for sale farm Of Sa6 acres in
Prince Georges Beltsvlle Maryland 1t will be
sold favorable both price and time Of
the deferred payments being satisfactorily secured.
miles from WashiBeOn and but dis
from of best and most travelled roads leading the
adons farm belonging Mr. H. Kiernan and the soil
being excellent capable the highest degree of cultivation.
TO occupying the place. who prepared and willing
properly offered for obtaining
really valuable price and accommodating
MORSS STANSBURY, CO.,
June 2i-2aw2w Corner of 9Th and e streets.
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NEW.-ln liberal onare
~ bestowed the Metropolitan Gallery the proprietor
engagement with Mr. Verge,
dcguerreoypes will be hrnncy
biy uah,anabe by the method, and far surpassng
beauty effect decacy paintings
To avoid disappointment ladies
their and
made hour designaled Metropolitan Gallery
fuckers store Pcnnsvana between Az and 9th
GEO, ADAMS, Artist
Mar l6-dd
ARP PENS-A gross favorite pens jus
III aud for sale by COLLINS, BOVINE, CO.,
lltl street dsors of Fem avenue
May 20--d2w
NANTED.A copy Of the American Archives nine Volumes
for which reasonable price will he either money
books. TAYLOR
Jnly IA
ITHOGRAPH View City q Richmond,
IL Virginia, drawn from and William Macleod,
esq. For snle by FRANCK TAYLOR
July IS
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EIFx OF Pittsburg and County OF Allegheny, PENN
" offer for the bonds
the Of Ptsburg and OF Aegany Pennsylvania
bonds Ptsburg Conneisvs
Company, by which they guaranteed
We confidently them capitalists and de
5lrable
exhibit
obtained application personaiy letter,
JOHNSTON BROTHERS., 4 Co.,
Bankers and Fiscal Agents
Agents Ptsburg Connelsvie Railroad Company
Tan lS--d&cpu
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DEslRABLE House for Kent and Furniture for
saleWl be rented until the 4l of March, 1855,
dwelling house, situated north,
containing paIor dining Kitchen and five good
chambers -ait 1t t1-ttl -aat
The whole or desired Of the furniture will be sold
reasonable price, payable and twelve months with
satisfactorily secured.
For particulars apply the undersigned, the Hon. D.
Mace, on the premises
JAMES G. MCGUIRE,
Auction and Commission Merchant.
July li-eod6t
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% July s, is54
,CE Board of Of the profits of the last
monts dividend Of three cent? payable to the
stoc kholders n demand ...,z o,.o
r,, .oa Tl1 Cashier
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-07
II OTICE.-A petition will be presented to

nj OTICE.-A petition will be presented to
y the Commissioners of Meigs county at their
next session, in March, for the alteration of a
road in Letart township; commencing al the old
road on the upper line of Daniel Sayre's farm;
thence running on the east side of the run, up 10
the road that leads from Padens to Richeys ;
thence crossing the run to the east side of Elson
Padens' house; thence running Immediately on
the bench until near the upper side OF Spencer
Harpold's farm; thence winding little to the
right to the foot of the bench at Jonas VOLTS
lower line; thence running along the foot of the
bench to about Jonas VOLTS upper line; thence
on the nearest and best ground, passing in front
of George VOLTS barn, 10 the run about 100
yards above the bridge; thence to the old road,
and so much of the old road between the first
and last points mt ntloned be vacated.
Also, new road commencing on the elbow of
the road on Ezra Chapman's upper line, where
he now lives; thence on the nearest and best
ground to the line that divides the lands of Chas.
H. Warren, VIM. Roberts and Madison Sayre;
thence following said line to the road near
Cami Alderman's store. PETITIONER.
Jan. 81, 1S54-3w4* IS B
SETH PAINE Jr., vs. Jonathan Weller,
\ Edwin Mott ct. al Petition for Partition &c.
The said Jonathan Weller and Edwin Mott, Of
the State Of New York, trustees of Anam Haight,
late of Meiqs county, deceased, will take notice
that petition was filed against them and others,
in the Office of the Clerk of the Court of Com
mon Pleas of said Meigs county, on the 9th day
of January, 1854, by Seth Paine il. The object
and prayer of said petition is to compel the con-
veyaDce of the legal title by the said trustees to
the heirs and assigns of said Anam Haght, OF
the premises in said petition described, to wit:
80 acres of land in the township Of Rutland, in
said county, and being the same lands decided to
the said Jonathan Weller and Edwin Mott in
trust for the use Of said Anam Haifht and her
he irs forever, by Abljah Hubbell on the 9th day
of October, 1884; and also, for the partition Of
said premises amongst the said heirs and their
assigns or tenants in common thereof. The said
defendants will also take notice that unless they
shall answer said petition within the time pre-.
scdbed by law, that the petitioner will move the
Court to take the matters in said petition as con-
fesSed, and to order and decree accordingly.
T. A. PLANTS,
ra Atty. for Plaintiff,
Joo ~ toS5 f,yc
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-07

used the first bottle full my cough was entirely
relieved, and has not since returned, although l
have since had violent colds. believe that IN
valids will receive much greater benefits from 1t
than from other remedies.
remain your friend, J.C. WILLIAMS. a
Crown PoINT, Lake county, Indiana, June
18th, 1S49.
j. d. Park-Dear Sir As have deep com
miseration for the afflicted, permit me to give
you brief history Of my Affections and the bene-
fits derived from the use of DR.. WiStar's Balsam
of Wild Cherry" In July, 1s4l, was attacked
with a fever os typhoid character, which lef
me in very debiliiated state-when in the fol-
lowing winter, / was taken with severe cold,
which reduced me to such an extent as to give
me the appearance Of consumptiye. z labored
under severe cough, expectorated great deal
and was troubled with cold feet and night sweats.
also frequently raised blood from my lungs.
continues in this state, gradually sinking under
the disease, until January, 1847, when was
again attacked with fever. My extremities es-
pecally my feet were constantly cold and al
most lost their feeling Under these circumsan-
ces, it may be truly said that was a living
skeleton. | finally determined to quit taking
medicine prescribed by my physicians, and Try
DR.. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry" and from
the first week commenced taking it | can date
gradual recovery. | continued its use SIX
months. at the end Of which cured, and have
enjoyed good health ever since and cheerfally
Recommend the "BalSam' to all those afflicted
with diseases of the lungs, and say to all those
commencing its use not 10 be discouraged il two
or three bottles not effect cure, but persevere,
as have no doubt that nine cases out OF ten
will be blessed with renewed health as have
been,
Respectfully yours, JOSEPH JACKSON.
Price s per botte-six bottles for SIS.
Sold by j. d. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Northeast corner of Fourth and Walnut streets
-entrance on Walnut street-to whom all or
ders must be addressed.
~ For Sale by D. Reed & Bro, Pomeroy
G. W. Cooper & Co., Coapori; G. W. Coope,
& Co., Chester; G. L. Guthrie eheshise; Frame
& Lord, Coolylle. ..g
Sept. 8, 1852 n34y l. c feb. 7.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-07
Cincinnati MARKET.

Saturday Evening Feb. 4.-FIoUR-T The
market opened this morning unsettled. with
sales, Of 420 and 800 brls. extra brands al
$6,70(06..75. delivered; 100 and l50 do
common al Sc so. In lhe afternoon there
was an increased demand under the steam
er's news, with sales Of 600 and 1870 brls. al
$6 10, closing firm.
Provisions sales to-day comprise
100000 pounds Bulk Sides at 5&c.; l,48O
do. shoulders al 74c. and 48c.; 500 brls. and
tierces No. Lard, III lots, al &c.. and 500
brls. Mess Pork, delivered March 1st, al
1875. The steamers news was regarded
a favorable, and decidedly improved feel.
ing was manifested a, close.
HoGs--A sale Of 600 head al IS 90, and
premium Of $50. f ..E
eCHBEsE--Sales 100 and 95 boxes at 84c
The demand and prices are unchanged.
ToBAcco--Sales Of 80 boxes No. Va. al
Sc: SO do. Ky. 5's a, 16c; As do common
Va. lbs. al l5c.; 5 do No. Va lbs. al 35c.
and Is do. medium q, 25c. The demand is
better.
GRocERrEs--The marke, was quiet to- day
and in nprices there was no change.
line o. -roalay5ssr W was less firm to-day, The
pubIic, and tuinous i.els a, So rs; 25 do. a,
stockholders Nogis al Us 86. Under the
tneee -*manen,leip's' the market closed
IaDguid and prices lover.
''hBUTrER-A sale OF brls. al lac. The
demand is limited.
..SUGAR-sales of 65 hhds. al Al TO 4ac.
for low fair 10 prime.
--a MoLAssEs--A sale OF 40 brls, at CSC. cash.
Prices are firm bu, The demand is but mod.
erale. ..,
CoFFEE--The advces from New York
being more favorable, holders are asking
higher prices, but we heard Of no sales.
CoTToN YARNS AND WIcK--Sales o! L.
500 lbs. Yarns al l6c., and 40 bales Of
Wick al 17c.
The River has fallen three feel during the
last "a hours.
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LStest News from Turkey. Slight
~" SkirmiShIMg.

The Journal of Constanlnoplo, Of Dec.
24lh, gives the latest account OF operations
along the Danube. The Journal says:
Al the moment we are putting 10 press
dispatches daleG 18th December have arriv.
ed a. the war Office concerning the operations
of the army Of RuumeIia. They contain
the reports of three new engagements that
have lakenplace between ,he Ouoman troops
and the Russians. Want OF Time prevents
giving full delails. Two companies Of in
fanry from The garrison of Kalalat, and 130
cavalry were escorting 400 wagons sent on
ioraging expeditions; when about six leag.
ues from Kalalai, they met numerous par.
" Of Cossacks who wished TO Gu, them off
The Colonel in command of The Turkish
detachment drew up his troops in ballle ar.
ray-a no, fgh, ehsued, and The result was
thai the Russians fled with consi derable loss
The Turks lost only eight killed and few
wounded. 4
The second baule was in from, of Sslowa
A small Turkish division engaged with q
considerable number Of Cossacks. The
later were repulsed, the Turks making ten
prisoners. @sLA fsa~ H~f
A third engagement was but slight A
sleamer towing Two gun.boals again presen.
led itself before Isalcha and Machine. The
fon fired on them, and sunk both gun. boats
Besides damaging the steamer, which then
showed of In all haste. '..'- go
Another pepper contains the following. y
We have already announced that the Rus
slams captured Turkish steamer and took
!, TO Seoaslapol, where after remaining some
time, |, was sent 10 Odessa. Afterwards j
was taken back TO sebastapol with some
Turkish prisoners on board. One Of then
managed TO gel into the hold, and Gu, hole
In The bottom, which sunk the ship. Thi'
is authentic.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-07
procrastination' is the Thief Of Time

|
Delay is dangerous-neglect that cold and
cough few weeks, and the hope OF recovery
is lost to you forever. Let not any pecuniary
consideration deter you from trying 10 save your
life and health while there is chance. Con-
sumption is annually sweeping of thousands TO
the tomb no disease has bafled the skill OF phys
icians like it: no physician, perhaps; has done
more for the cause ofsuffering humanity than Dr.
Wistar. An "ounce of preventive is worth a
pound of cure;" therefore, before your lungs be-
come liberated, aad so diseased that no human
means can save YOU from an nearly grave, try IN
season, try at once, medicine which has been
of such infinite value to thousands-obtan bot
tie of Dr. Wstar's Basam of Wild Cherry, take
it, get another if necessary perseyere IN using 1t,
until you have removed the disease entirely,
which if neglected will terminate your lie.
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION, Has, until within
a few years. been generally considered incurable,
although many medical men of the highest stand
ing, among whom we might mention Laennee
and his friend Baye-both distinguished authors
admit that this dreaded disease may be cured
even in its advanced stages when the lungs are
not completely dso:ganized. The remedy which
we now offer, WIsTARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY,
not only emanates rom regular Physician, but
has been we'll tested in all the complaints for
which it is recommended with entire success.
NJ See advertisement. .t ...
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-07

Nine hundred and seventy barrels oS rum
we're shipped from New York las. week. io'
Constuniinople. Is mn this material aid 10
the Turks. Bad as gunpowder we SHOULD
think. Perhaps as the Mussulman DON
drink. the supply is for The intidels in the
camp. as tits well established fact tha
christian soldiers can. fight without 'hei'
regular horn.
1, is said that threats have been indmatec
that the indgni,es offered Bedini in 'hi'
country will be visited upon The American
Charge a, Rome. We don't know how lrn'
this may be, bu, il would be exceedingly
rich 10 see il tried. 1t would be rather al
imuroved edition Of The Smyrna affair.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-07

Ii is stated in the Sun that agents Of The
Eaelish and French Governments were ac.
lively engaged in our principal cities and
engaging recruits for ,he Navy of The Two
powers. The operations are confined Chief
ly among the foreign populations.
The Times learns from private letter
,hallhe English Cabine. have proposed 10
France ,ha, il she would dispa,ch TWO corps
ofiroops, the one,to land in Finland, The
other in Crimea The English Government
would. pay The expenses. This proposition
was made on the assumption thai war was
ineyilable. ltwas declined by France or
the ground lhaIlhe arrangement would leave
the English Government at liberty 10 with.
draw from active participation in the war a
pleasure. ,....rf.,-,s,, \
VERMeNT!- The Vermon,ers are justly
proud Of their State. Tie Rulond Heral
breaks, oui as follows: ststlrs B.e ,aaa
There is but one city in,lhe S,ase and nc
one soldier. We have nothea,res nor mobs
We have no police, and not a murder ha
been committed In this STATE for the last te
IOuiS. FfOlNoNC uS utbo|uiHof VpOsU
nor crystal palaces, bu. we have homes, gen
uine homes, aheI are the GENRE Of the worl
soiIs inmates, for which the father works
votes and ialks--where the molher controls
lpbors and loyes--where she rears mer
scholars and patriots, s, av'os b3
VIENNA, Dec. 26 ID Dispatches have bee
received from Cons,anlinople, that Nj
Marsh, The American Minister, had fare
well audience with the Sudan. ryyay
AIeAer from Bucharest Of the I6.h, say
Russiashas replied 10 the las. propositions
peace, BY making exIrapTdipary warbk
movements, \ iH1 lss y et 8gi'
lps,ruclions have been despatched Grol
ST. Pe,ersburgh 10 increase the Danubio
army 10 force Of 100000 Omen. ,i,f
The Lcndon Chronicle of the 9th, sny
ihe hopes ol peace hang on,a very slendt
thrsad, and that ihe Western powers ha
made fallpfepafstons for the more prObab
alIernaiiye. =, sys, n,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-07
WiStar's Balsam of Wild Cherry,

For the instant relief and rapid cure of Asthma,
Consumption, Coughs, Colds, HoarSeness, Group,
and all disorders of the Lungs, and Chest.
WISTAR' BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
is the remedy that gives immediate relief and per-
forms rapid cures of Coughs, Colds, Pains and
Soreness in in the Breast.
INFLUENZA AND CONSUMPTION.
1t is indeed melancholy truth, that thousands
fall victims to consumption every year from no
other cause than neglected colds; yet we fnd
hundreds, and thousands, who treat such COM
plants with the greatest Indifference, and let
them run on for weeks and even months without
thinking Of the danger AT first you have what
you consider slight cough or cold you allow
business, pleasure or carelesSness to prevent you
from giving it any attention; it then settles upon
your breast, you become hoarse, have pains in
the side or chest, expectorate large quantities
OF matter, perhaps mixed with blood; difficulty
oil breathing ensues, and then you find your own
foolish neglect has brought on this complaint
If, then, you value your life or health, be warn
ed in time, and don't trife with your cod; but
Immediately procure4a bottle or two of that ia
nous remedy, DR.. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY, which is well known to be the
most speedy cure ever known, as thousands will
testify, whose lives have been saved by it.
| For Influenza it is the very. best medicine in
the world, t .fsic aE+.
A Slight Cold the mother OF Con-
'c ~ 80 aHa sumption. ,af srwaad
/ Let not those complain of being bitten by q
reptile, they have cherished to maturity in thei
very bosoms when they might have crushed
it in the egg. Nnw, if we CALI slight cold thu
egg, and Plenrisy, inflammation Of the Lungs
Asthma, and Consumption the venomoas reptile
the matter will be no more than correctly figured
Attend to this in season; even slight cold il
J no small matter At the first attack, use Wistar'
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. o9
II is sure TO cure, and II is the only remedy yol
can place perfect confidence in. 1t commence
at the root of the disease and thoroughly eradi
Gates it.. In Consumptive systems, ''procrastina
ton is the thief OF time" in an awful sense. a
it shortens existence and hufries the patient fror
time to eternity. Thousands are dying who nigh
haue been saved by the timely use of Wistar'
Balsam of Wild Cherry. A few weeks, fey
days, may make fatal difference in the progres
Of consumptiye symptoms.
/ E Z 9. { { 6 {
wnirLry eOunr HOUSE, Kentucky septcmbe
Goth, 1853. ..,t ,..eoea
J. b. park-Dear Sire, Some two or thre
Z years ago | was taken with very bad cold wa
very hoarse and coughed great deal, and S
, continued 10 do, for two OF three months, thoug
! paid no attention to my cough, thinking
would cease afTera while, as is usual with
cold, though ultimately commenced copghin
5 up blood very freely, and had continued anxi
: ely 70 cough then got bottle Of DR.. jayne
, Expectorant, and 1t done me no good, as coul
discover, | was advised by my physician to tr
"Dr. Wistars Balsam Of Wild Cherry, / got
bottle and strange to tell, but true, before ha
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-07
Head quarters Ohio Malta,
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
Columbus. Jan. 28, 1854. (
ORDER NO. 1

OhDEH NO. L.
The following appointments have this day
been made, viz: -......
Ransom A. GiIleu, Of Portage county, and
VIM. G. Mcdowell. Of Hamilton county
Abide camps to the Governor and Com
mander in.Chief.
W. S. v. Pren,iss, Of Franklin county
Adjulant General. pI
S..W. Andrews Of Franklin county, Quar-
ter Master General.
Percivol w. Rice, Of Cuyahoga county
Pay Master General. eSutr
Thomas P. Finefrock, OF Sandusky coun
~, Commissary General.
G. Volney Dorsey, OF Miami county, Sur
geon General. =. no t.a Hay
They will be obeyed and respected &C
cordingly. WILLIAM MEDILL.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-07
NEW GOODS.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
e. M. AT3DMAM,


Corner Of Front and Rutland SIS.
MiDDLEPoRT, OHIO.
TTAS Just received large and well selected
Ia stock ofFaIl and Winter Gouds consisting
OF Dry Goods, Hardware, Queensware, Boots ard
Shoes, Hats and Caps &C., &C.. which he il pre-
pared 10 sell on very low terms for CASH "r
approved COUNTRY PRODUCE. In his stock
may be found
Prints
of every variety and price.
Dress Goods
Plain and Fancy, consisting of Muslin DeLains.
Tibet Cloths, Persian Cloths, Alpacas &c.
Satinetts
Tweeds, Jeans, Cassimeres, Cloths Of every coni
and ptice--also, variety of Gents Coatinfs and
Vestings
A beautiful stock Of the latest styles, together
with Bonnet trimmings Of all styles.
Gloves
Kid, Silk, Berlin lined, Wool, Cashmere, &c.
Hats Fn4s tFNE
Kossuth, Wool, Otter, MoIeskin and HunganaA.
caps
A large asSortment--ncw styles.
ShaWIS
of all kinds. MuSlinS Brown and Bleached
GrOCcric2
Sugar Tea, Coffee Rice, Soda, Moas, o., Indigo:
Tobacco Of all qualities, Cigars, Rasins, &c. &c.
with full selection of small and fancy artit les
not necessary to enumerate.
! invite the attention Of all purchasers, feeling
confident that can make it to their interest 10
examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere,
If LOW PRICES and strict attention to business
will do it. Call and secure bargain soon.
Z. H. STEbMAN.
N. B. All persons having old unsettled ac.
counts with me. are particularly rcquesed TO call
a N coil 10 No ntl I, tha nj