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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-01-20
Anaw Book.

TIPPLEToSIA, and tho Countries ADA
cent, considered Historically. Geo
graphicaily, Politically and Moral
iy-Jy one pho has been there.
Such is the title of new book, now
in press, in Cincinnati. few sheets Of
which we have been favored with in ad-
vance Of publication.
"7ppictonio." is Temperance Al
legory, of decided merit; and we may
say Of il as DR.. Johnson said of "Par-
adise Lost" rs an epic-it is not the
best allegory that ever was written,
only because it was not the first.
1t traces the progress of the tippler
from the salubrious up.country Of
".So5eriand." through all his various
migrations down to the "Guf Of hJa-
N.Y. The satire is abundant, keen
and happy, and leaves unscorched
hardly any thing connected with the
liquor traffic. and the disgusting hab-
its of the inebriatc, through all the
phases ofhlS downward progress. The
style is remarkable for its unpretcnding
simplicity, and bears the true Saxon
stamp.
The book will be prefaced bya neat
map ingeniously delineating the geog-
raphy Of 'Tippletonia,' showing the
meandering Of its rivers, and all the
points of interest described in the text
Nobody who reads the first two chap
ters will be willing to lay down the
book till he has read it through. We
predict for it wide popularity, and an
extensive sale.
The following extract is happy hit
at liquor legislation as hitherto prac-
tised:
AN ACT TO incorporate the Rum Riv-
er and Gallows Hill Plank Road
Company.
SEC. /. BE Il enacted By the Senate
and House of Representatives Of TTpple-
tonia, That Peter Pickpocket of Pau
perton, Caleb Catchpenny Of Bloat,
and Gustavus Graball, of Gougersville,
and their associates be and they are
hereby constituted body polite and
corporate, with perpetual succession,
by the name and style Of the Rum
River and Gallows Hill Plank Road
Company.
SEC. 9. Aad be further enacted.
That said Company shall have power
to construct and maintain a plank road,
expressly TO accommodate the increas.
ing travel, from the town of Flip, on
the upper waters of Rum River, TO Gal
lows Hill, on Cape Vagabond, in the
department of Guzzle Green.
Sec. 3. And Be Il further enacted,
That for the privilege Of constructing
and maintaining said road, and taking
toll thereon, each member Of said
Company shall pay into the treasury
of the county in which he resides an.
nually, from five to fifty dollars, every
man according to his several ability
accordingly as Providence has blessed
his business aud increased his store o
worldly goods.
SEC. 4. Ind be IL further enacted
That said Company shall enjoy The
exclusive monopoly Of carrying pas
sengers from the Rum River country {,
Gallows Hill, and may use all means
in their power to indnce people to trav
el by thatroute.
SEc. 5. lind be Il further eEa ted
That said Company shall have powe
to construct branch of their road Il
Pauperton, whenever they shall thin
the public good requires it.
SEC. Q. Ind Be Il Jarther eRactcd
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wanted.


"A young man of industry, ability, and
integrity" &c. &C.,
This meets our eye daily in tho column
of"Wants," md IL Is true as the Penta-
teuch. Wanted. ofcourse they are
al,cdys wanted. The market can never
be oyerstocked. they will always be
called for, and never be quoted "dull,"
or "Do sale." Wanted for thinkers
wanted Tor workers-ln the mart, on the
main. In the field aud the forest. Tools
are lying idle for want OF a young man;
pen Is waiting 10 be nibbled: tree to
be felledi plow TO be guided village
to be founded; school to be instructed.
and type to be set.
They talk about staples and great sta
pies. Honest; industrious, able young
men are the great staples in this world
OF ours. Young men! young men! you
are wanted, but not for doctor. No.
not a lawyer. There are enough OF
them for this generation, and one or two
to spare. Don't study "a profession"
unless Il be the profession Of brick-lay-
ing, or farming, or some other Of the
manual professions. Don't measure
tape II you can help IL. It's honorable
and honest, and all that, but then you
can do better. OF all things, don't rob
the women. It's their prerogative to
handle silks and laces, tape and thread.
Put on your hat then, like a man, don
an apron, and go out doors. Get good
glow on your cheek, the jewely Of toll
upon your brow, and good set Of WE'LL
developed muscles. We would 90, IL
we could. but then we were young, long,
er ago than we like to think, and you
know, when ones "old he canfl"
Besides, If you become Doctor, you
will have to wait-"because you haven't
experience" says an old practitioner:
"becausc you ure too young" say all the
women. II you are lawyer, and likely
to rise, they'll put a weight on your heal
a Ia Swiss, to keep you under, or II you
make a good argument, some old oppo-
nent, az gray as a rat, will kick il all
over, by some taunt or other, because
you we're not born i'm the year one
And so il will go, until you grow tired
and soursd, and wish you had been a tim
ker, perhaps ian immortal one, or any
thing but just what you are.
Be a farmer, and your troubles are
over, or rather, they don't begin. You
own what you stand on, "from the Gen.
tire Of the earth,'' Us they used to say,
cup to the sky;" you are independent all
day, and tired, not weary, at night
The more neighbors you have, and the
better farmers they are, the more and
the better for you.
There's onc thing more, young man.
You are wanted. A young ,oomaH wants
you. Don't forget her. No matter II
you are poor. Don't wait 10 be rich.--
II you do, ten to one you are .a to be
married at all, to anybody that's ct to Be
married. Marry while you are young,
and struggle up together, lest In the
years to come, somebody shall advertise
"Young men wanted" and none TO be
had.-Nep York Tribune.
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ate from that enacting Prohibition
All are aware that the question of Re-
peal must be met, either before the
people on u distinct issue or in the
next legislative election. and we great
ly prefer the former. What friend Of
Temperance does notY--N " Tribune.
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The Homestead nIii In Congress.

Hon. ], l.. Dawson, Of Pennsy lvanIa,
from tho committee on Agriculture, has
reported Homestead bill to tho House,
OF which the following is an abstract.
Ssc. /. Any person who Is the head OF
a family, and citizen of the United
States, shall be entitled to enter, FREQ OF
charge, quarter section OF unuppropri-
ated Government land.
See. 2. The person availing himself
of this law to make affidavit that he is the
head ofa family. Nopatent to be issued
until after fye years from such entry, at
the end Of which time, he or Gin case Of
his death) the widow or proper repre-
sentative, to prove that he (or the widow
as the case may bs,) has continued to
reside on, AMI cultivate said land, and
still resides on the same, and has not
aliened Ii; whereupon a patent is to is
sue.
Sec, 3. Register Of Land Office to en-
ter such application in tho tract books,
and make return thereof to the General
Land Office.
Sec. 4. All such land not to be subject
to be sold for any debt contracted prior
to the issue Of the patent.
Sec. 3. In case the applicant shall
cease to reside on the land for six months
at any one time, it shall revert back to
the Government.
Sec. 6. Any foreign-born person now
a resident OF the United States, who has
fled his declaration Of intention, to bo
allowed to come in under the act, provi-
ded he complete his citizenship, before
the five years are up.
SC. z. X perHou urroweuro muKu vur
one entry under this act.
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BROOKyLLE FRANKLIN COUNTY, INDIANA FRIDAY JANUARY 90 1854

DAVIDSON, ]. A sheriff, when he
accepts the office, contracts that he
will faithfully discharge every duty
required Of him by law, and, FOR
the omission of. any duty enjoined by
law. from which damages follow, he
will be held responsible.
A sheriff is liable 10 an execution.
defendant for Whatever damage he
may have suffered by the failure or
neglect of the sheriff, on sale Of his
land upon execution, 10 execute and
tender to the purchaser u proper deed,
and n subsequent sale Of the property
upon the execution in consequence
thereof. for a less sum than the price
bid at the first sale; Reversed. O Test
and ) A Fay. for the plaintiff; s W
Parker andJ s Ncwnan, for the de.
PENDANTS.
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0tJ-IIc that aims at excellence will
arrive above mcdiocrity.
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postru.
THE THREE PREACHERS.
ny cHARLEs MAcKAY.

There arc three preachers, ever preaching
Fili'd with eioquence and powers
One IA old, with locks OF white,
skinny asan anchorltc,
And no rreaenes every hour
With n shrlll fanatIc yeiee,
And a bigot's iory scorn,
"Baehward' 20 pro'umr,uous nations,
Man 10 misery Il bornl
Born 10 drudge, and sweat and suffer
Born 10 labor night aud day,
Backward, 20 presumpIaos nations,
Daek-be humble and obsy"
Tho second Is mlider preaehsri
Son he talks, as 1.-The sung,
sleek aud slothfai 10 his look
And his words, as from book,
Issue gllbly from his tongue,
With an air ofself-eontent,
High no lifts his fair white handsi
"sTASD VIZ srILLl 20 restless nations,
And be happy all 20 landsl
Fate is law, and law Is perfect,
Ifye meddle, 20 win mar;
Change Is rash and ever was 80,
We are happier as We are"
Migh,ier Is the younger preacher;
Genius flashes from his eyes;
And the crowds who hear his voice,
Give him, while their hearts rejoice,
Throbblng bosoms for replies.
Awed they listen, yet elated,
While his stirring accents fall;
"PoRwARD! ye deluded nations,
Progress Is the rule OF all.
Man was made for healthful effort;
Tyranny has crushed him long:
lie shall march from good TO better,
Aud do battle with the wrong.
"siandIng stIll Is childish folly,
Going backward is a crime;
None should patiently endure
Any III that he can cure.
oSwARD keep the march Of Time
Onward while wrong remains
To be conquered BY the right;
While oppression lifts finger
To afroEt us by his might;
While an error clouds the reason
0fa universal heart,
or n slave awaits his freedom,
Action is the wise mans part
"Lol tho world IL rich In blessings
Earth and Ocean, Flame aud Wind,
Have unnumbered secrets still,
TO be ransack'd when you will,
-.--s.. 80. $500 sss.,s.-----.--.---.,--
Science Is a child yet,
And her power and scope shall grow,
And her irlumphs In The future
Shall diminish toll and woe
Shall extend the bounds OF pleasure,
With an ever widening ken,
And Of woods ans wilderness
Make the homes ofhappy men.
"oSwARpl--therc are Ills TO conquer,
Daily wlekedncss Is wrought,
Tyranny Is swoll'A with Pride,
Blgotry Is deiled,
Error r lnterlwlned with Thought,
Vice aud Misery romp and crawl;
Root them out, their day has passed;
Goodness Is alono immortal;
Evil was not made 10 last
oSwAHpl and aii earth shall aid us
Rro our peaeefal dag Is furld,"
And tho preaching OF thIs preacher
sup the pulses Of tho world.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-30
OFFICIAL
TRIAsuRY DEPARTMENT, August 26, I

TRHAsuBY DEpARTNEssf, August 26, 1854,
Notice is hereby given to the holders of the fol.
iowingdescribsd stocks Of the United States, that
this department is prepared to purchase, at any
time between the date hereof and the Goth day of
November next portions Of tl,os- stock. amounting
In the aggregate to $3,sa0,OOO, iu the manner and
on the terms hereinafter mentioned, to Wit:
In case OF any contingent competition, within the
amount stated, preference will be given in the or
der Of time in which said stocks NAV be offered The
certificates, duly assigned to the United States by
the parties who are to receive the amount tber of.
must be transmitted to this department upon the
receip whereof, price will Be- PAL , compounded
Of the following particulars:
l. The par value, or amount specified in each eer>
;ifcate. 80. Ye1
A premium on the stock Of the loan authorized
by the act Of July, 1886, redaemsble November IL.
1856, OF per cen ;; on the stock Of the loan au
thorised by tn. act Of 1912, rrde.mable s!st Dece
ber 1852, Of II per cent; ths stock Of the loans
authorized by the acts Of 1s47 and and redeem
able, the former on the slst Dsce ubsr, 1867, aud
the latter on the Got June, 1858, of 16 per cent;
and on the stock Of the loan authors. by the act
of 1850, and redeemable on the 3lst December 1854
Commonly called the Texan indemnity six Der
cent.
3 Interest on the par Of each certificate from the
LIST OF July 1854, to the date Of receipt and settle
ment at the Treasury, with the allowance (for the
money to reach the owner) of days interest in
addition.
Payment for sad stocks will be made In drafts Of
the Treasurer Of the United sts'es, the assistant
treasurer at Boston, New York, OF Philadepbia, q.
the parties may direct. ..a.. >. ,..
But NO certificate will be entitled to the benefit OF
this notice which shall not be actually received at
the Treasury on or before the said Goth day Of No
vember next.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
aug 2S- dt20vov secretary of Treasury.
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e. SATURDAs. SEPTEMBER 90 i>54 ..e.s
a REMKpY FOB EACH DIsRAsE.'

A 7 the request Of many of my patients, l have
"A consented to put up clas. Of m my ~ost ,n1 sn
CLNES, each one suited to . particular disease, snc
not, ike th- msnufsc,u urers OF the nostrruas ano
panacess o. th- day, promulgate TO the world thai
any compound will cure all diseases, and who
in the word OF the great Italian physician spai
snssnD "pw medicines wa,ch they knop httIs, 'saa
J. 8 ROSE, ID. D., Phil.
For Cholera, Dysente,y, Bosrd Compla' ats, d.
Dr J 8 ROSES CARMI> ATlVE 8ALsAM
Thi- mixture is one o, the most important medI
c,nes, aud she uld be kept in al families as spr
f,a' for fholera and Bowel Coaplsi Is it has ne7
er failed Dysentery vsnishes in a few days whe,
this article is used as dire ted rrice Doc. .
Or. j. 8. RosE's PAM CURER will Stiff Mech
sore Thr,at, Pains in the face Side, Back or Limb
frsm Cold, Cholic, Cholera Morbus DC 1t curcs
Sprans, Chilblains, Cramps or Pains in the stom
eeh or i,owels Price l211, Is, and so cts
Ds. j. 8. RosEs EXTRACT OF eUcHu is one Of the
D.at remedies used for diseases of the Kidneys
Sls ider, &c. Price SOC. o.
pAL, for Heart Disease all Nervsus Affections, Plat
u ence Heart Burn, Restlessncas, Numbness, Neu
raj "a raising the spirits, and giving power to the
whole system, it ia almost miraculous in its ssct
10 rents bottle
Da. j. 3. RoSE's DIsPBPfIo COMPOUND, . sure cure
for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints and indigestion
when taken in conjunction with his Alternative Of
| Family Pills Price of both 75c. r..
Da.J, 8 Rosx's GoLDlN Pills for Falling Of the
Womb, Female Weakness Debility, and Relaxation
They have peculiar affinity for the debilitateo
muscles of the female and in instance have they
| failed in radically curing those distressing com
plants females 60 often subject. rice 30 cent?
DR.. ]. g RoSzs ANTr-snfoUs Or RAERoAD PILLS.
These pills are not warranted to cure in every NAL
,dy or disease incident to man, but they are grand
| remedy for . Bilious state OF the system and con
mon fevers. When used with DR.. Roses Tonic Mix
ture will cure the most stubborn cases Of Bilious
Fever or Fever and Agus. Price l211 and 26c.
Dr.. J. 8. Ross's sARsApARIILA COMPOUND, for all
Skin Diseases and for purifying the Blood, 1t So
oerior to all others. Price 90c. and 81. .a
DB j. 8. ResH's ELIXIR OF OPIux free from Ill the
| tsd effects Of Opium or Lardanum, such as Hesd
ache, Constipation, or Sick Stomach Price 25c.
All whose Constitutions ere impaired by disease
weak by nature, should read DR.. g. HOSEA "Medi
al Adviser, (Which contains description Of the Dis
sssea of our clisse and the mode Of trcstmeut) I;
'sn be had without charge Of
e. 3. Gilman, Charles Stott Co., ". d. GlHaan
Ichn ". Nairp, Patterson / Nairn, D. B. CLARK
Z Mcpherson, William Z. Eysns, KidNeIl & Law
.nco, j. b, Moore, Warrington; ]. L. Ktlwell
Ie3rSstSxn: spi By ell dealers In Alexandra, Viz
mia je IT,
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'- - ''o TiKE NOTICE =
NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED.

i avenae, under the United States Ho- A.
Il would respectfully inform his customer
an - b. bile generally that be has just re- Ma
ceived new Fail and Wi ter good in gr at lI8
variety, snch Ioths CasSimeres md vestin ~,
the tstest importation, and prepared to have them
made up at the shortest notice in tn most fashi
sole man g and At low rates Il prices.
Having made arangem- ut to 20 Ito the Ready
"sde IT, thia9 'siness extensively this seas n h.
ees conhd,n that he can Offer these WISHING +
purchase stock Of oibing not Inferior to sny In
th7 city, ard not made up at ,he North, as is usu
ally the case with work sold here; but cut in his
own establishment, and made by our own needy cir.
1ens IN this dull low rates of prices he il
tn"bed there or, to compete with nor hern work in
point Of prices; and ss 70 qua and stye he viii
leave for thosr Who favor him with call to Judge
He ca sell whole suits, Coat, Pants, and Vest, a.
the following low rats: r. = -
Good sui for business purposes, out Of cloth or css
sinere for the small sum of................ Sls
Dress and ffock Ca FROM. $1o to $A
0vercsats # different styles IL to q
Black and fancy IAN aloops s..-.......$3 so to 1G
SIX aud sefvot NeSts ................ 80 to lC
This stock Of Cls thiIg is Of q superior quality
and hes been made up since he received the ia and
winter fashions - Ft
He keeps constantly on hand large assortmen,
of faL cy ari les-such Gloves, Cravats, Collars
Umbrellas &c. -
Sole Agent for the sale of SCOTS Report of Fash
ions IN this city sep 16-tf
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PEEL'S LONDON GREEN GINGER
WINE =

M ANCHACTURED FROM FRENCH GRAPES
Uu JAMAICA GINGER, SEVILLE ORANG So,
eo-This delicious beverage becomes the greatest
hvorlte wherever 1t Is introduced. 1t is equally
pslstsble more wholesome and not halfthe price Of
other ioreign wines. Many physicians use 1t ex-
flstnlency, dyspepsia, Debility, Cramps, Diarrhoa
and Dysentery. Persons subject to Ohi,ls or living
In districts where Agus prevails, find its occasional
uee pleasant and admirabie preventive Mixed
With little cold water it Ior,ns the most refreshing
and Wholssome cooIinS drink in warm weather that
oan be taken.
Price 90 cts per bottle, s. per dozen.
BALMEk corner Of Baltimore and High strcets,
ana bsOHN BSOEHERS, Liberty st Baltimore
SFOrF Co, Washington. .-
PEEL STEVENS, Alexandra
yEeSE lands, Frederick
a. BUFF, Portsmouth. Va
ROBERTS ~ 4 CO., Pstsrsbufz, Va
VM CISSsL, Georgetown. iy lo-tf
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CONFIDENCE IN ONES SELF.-When a
crisis befalls you and the emergency re-
quiz es moral courage and noble man
hood to meet it, be equal to the require
ments of the moment and rise superior to
the obstacle in your path. The univer-
sal testimony of men, whose experience
exactly comedies with yours, furnishes
the consoling reflection that difficulties
may be ended by opposition. There is
no blessing equal to possession OF stout
heart. The magnitude OF the Danger
needs nothing more than greater effort
than ever at your hands. Ii you prove
recr ant in the hour trial, you are the
worst of recreants, and deserve no COM
passion. Be not disrnayed nor unman-
ned when you should be bold and daring,
unfi nching and resolute. The cloud
whose threatening ngmurmurs you hesr with
fear and dread it's pregnant win pies
s;n-s. and the frown whose sternnesS
now makes YOU shudder and tremble, Will
ere long be succeeded by a smile OF IL oe- <
| wit ching sweetness and benlgnlty: linen inen
he strone and manly, oppose equal forces
to o,en difficulties; keep stun upper up aln
and trust to Providence. Greatness ad vaI
only be achieved by those who are J. 'f,eu. neu
% Th: condition of that achievement is con-
fidence in ones self-RieSn'oHa 1 Wv
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FIRE GLIDING, GALvANIZING, AND
ELECTRO SILVER-PLATING,

ON ALL KINDS OF INITIAL G-f
T. LABARRE would respectfully inf rm the pub
Il lie that he has opened q Shop at the corner @
and 10th streets, in the above business, and Is now
ready to receive orders in any branch, namely: j
FIRE GLIDING
on all kinds of ornaments for churches, chalices,
'ewels, and regslia for Free Masons, Odd Fellows,
and other socie les, military ornaments, &C. Also,
SILVER AND BRASS WATCHES,
Chains, Goblets, Locsets, Tea and Table Spoons,
Dessert and Batter Knives.
ELECTRO SILVER-PLATING
On Military Ornaments, Fruit Baskets, Walters,
Candlesticks, and assets. -. -s.e
Also Silver plating for Plumbers, Gas Filters, DO
AL ornaments for military, Free Mssons, Odd Eel.
Iowa. and other Societies and Clubs MADE to order
on tho shortest notice.
FRANCIS LABARRE,
Corner O and 10th sts west, near Ps. ave.
sc 6-8m
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story from a good source, and do not
dOuht that IL is trua

story from a good source, and do not
doubt that it is true
"ft shows that these spirits. or what
ever they are, real or imaginary, cannot
be relied on for the reason that there is
no way of ascertaining the truth of their
prerensions. unless BY some gross fit of
caprice they choose to reveal themselves.
Beslfies, Of all the revelations, published
by the best Of them, whether in Judge
Edmonds's book or elsewhere, what is
not arrant nonsense is utter common
place. And We DEFY the Spiritual Tele-
graph, or any other organ OF these ghosts.
to state . single new truth, which can be
demonstrated to be the truth, that they
have added to human knowledge. The
whole affair is evidently of that nature
that men of sound common sense must
soon tire of it, and that those who desire
to be sane will keep away from it, even
though it should not approach them with
the Ecentious and revolving features of
Free Love-"
We cannot help, thinking that if the
Tribune had taken this ground from the
commencement of this imposture, MANY
a victim Of insanity would have been
saved, and hundreds of dollars that have
found their way into the pockets of Mrs.
Brown, the Foxes and the Fishes and
other mediums who. with more or less
success have been their imitators, would
have remained in the possession of honest
persons. The medium business has been
unquestionably pecuniarily profitable to
those engaged in 1t, the price Of . display
of rappings varying from five dollars
down to twenty-five cents each person,
according TO the circumstances under
which the ridiculous exhibition is made.
But profit to these individual impostors
has been obtained by means that have
q fearful tendency to demoralize the COM
-munity. We are glad to see that some
who have looked upon the whole thing
with favor are beginning to understand
it. 1t is their credit that, at length com
pretending the danger, they are bold in
exposing it. We heartily welcome them
as efficient, though late, coadiutors in a
work that needs to be done speedily and
earnestly. Perhaps our neighbor of the
Tribune is not yet prepared to accept the
explanation of many of the rappers'
tricks which was recently given in the
Commercial, supported by an open chal-
leDge to any medium to pt rform them, er-
cept under the table, but to that conclu-
sion we doubt not its good sense ultimate
ly lead it.
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Gas FIXTURE,

T'Hs subscribers take pleasure in announcing to
i the public that their stock Of GAS fIXTURkB,
comprising some of the best and latest patterns has
been received and that they now prepared to sell
ct the lowest rates Persons In want Of Gas Fixtures
will please call and examine -thcy win no doubt
end IL TO their interest. t. .t. .f
Dwellings and public buildings lifted with gas-tu-
bing Ut the usual rates 80
JW. THOMPSON Z RROTHKA
deo 1S-n Pa. av, bet 10th and llth, 9. side.