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9 JOSEPH A. NEEDLES,
Manufacturer Of
NIRE.SILK 4 &HAIR.CLOTHS SELVES

Va 1MEeO1Hh ~ SHAIR1OLOIHC IL GEL EAJ
COURSE, medium and fine in mesh; large,
middle-sized and small 10 diameter.
Metallic Cloths or Wouen Uirs,
0f the best qualities. various sizes of mesh,
from Nos. TO so inclusive, and from one TO
six feet in width. ~ s
They are numbered 90 many spaces to a
lineal inch, and cut TO suit
The subscriber also keeps constantly on
hand
Se1aK2SBE@GYa9s
For Coal, Sand, Ore, Lime, Grain, Gravel,
Guano, Snmac, Sugar, Salt. Bone. coffee
Spice, Drugs, Dye Stuff, sc. Together
Bright and .6nncatsd IRON Fire.
lof the above sold wholesale or retail,
by ]. A. NEEDLES, &.
81 North From, Street,, Phiiad'a.
May 2s, is56-ly. -
Woods Ornamental Iron Werks.
RIDGE AVENUE, PHILADELPHIA.
THE attention Of the Inhabitants Of Penn
sylvania are invited t6'the extensive Manufac.
tory and Warerooms Of the subscriber, who Is
prepared to furnish at the shortest notice, Iron
Railing ofevery description. fnr Cemeteries,
public and private buildings. also verandahs,
Fountains, Chairs, 6etices, Lions, Dogs and
other ornamental iron works Of decorative char
aeter. Purchasers may rely on having oil ar
licles carefully boxed and shipped to their des-
Iination. A book Of designs will be furnished
10 those wishing 10 make selections.
ROBERT WOOD,
Ridge duenus, below Spring. Garden ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.
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IRON STEEL, and eveu kind 81 HARD
' mspea.vYs NEAL &co.
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TIcket and Freight A

Ticket and Freight Agent,
N; w. corner Sixth and Chestnut sis.
GA. NIcoLLs, Superintendent PHILADELPHIA
and Reading RaiIroad. '-..'' : ''"
vii, =; kckIssocK, Superintendent Catiawissa.
Wllllameport and Erie Railroad.
HENRY CoFFIN, Superintendent Williams.
port and Elmira Railroad.
July l9, l855.--tf.
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THE WEST BRANCH INSURANCE CO,

THE WEST BRANCH INSURANCE co.
OF LOCK HAVEN, PA,
Insures Detached Buildings, Stores, MeI.
chandlze, Farm Property, aud other build
iuss, aud their contents al moderate rates.
CAPITAL, 100000.
CHaR TER PERPETUAL.
DIRECTORS. -
hon. John y. Pearce, Hon. g. C. Harvey.
John B. Hall, T. T. Abrams,
Charles A. Mayer, D. X. Jackman,
Chafies Cfist, w. White.
Peler Dickinson, Thomas Kitchen,
Hon. G. C. HARVEY, Pres't.
TT. AsaAms, Vice Pres.
THos. KITCHEN, Sec'y.
H. CHAS. ULMAN. GenT Ap,t.
REFERENCES.
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IA, Winegaidner, VIM. VANDERBILT,
Z. !. a; A.; Mackey, VIM. Fsaron,
James oaigsIe, A. Updegraff,
John ". Maynard, James Armstrong,
hon simon Cameron Hon. VIM. Biqler.
WESLEY WRIT, Agent.
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DEJNG AN ORIGT-
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GROCERY sTopr

w r. MORRIS respectfully adaoshccs tohis old
w customers, and the citizens generally, thath he
has just enlarged his Store Room. two doors east Of
Kate NJ Germans Millinery establishment, where
he offers for sale a fine lot of cheap Queensware,
Stone Ware, Crocke"T, Cgdees, Sugars, Molssees
per, Ginger, Allspice, Saltpetre and variety of
domestic Liquors. He will also keep on hand Flour
and CornWe9l, as well as Butter, Eggs and Lard
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PUBLIC COLAECTOw.

TINHE hndersI9ncd PROPOSES TO undertake therol.
lection of claims and accounts ife,assure oll
persons whe disposed to encourage him, tbatall
claims entrusted to him shall be promptly attended
to- and the money. whencolected, pun fually paid
over, Having been Deputy Sheriff for several
years. his extensive acquaintance with the people
will give hin Treat advantage in making aollee-
tons. He may be found at az timas i. Tic rronl
dioinirg Harm IN & Bells Law OfEr
Dec. 6, 1865. THOMAS S e0ALfEp.
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New segar and Tobacco sfore

OPP0sITE THE VIRGINIA. HOTEI.
Adjotaing Kamerer's Jepelrg Nore.
To the l6yeys Of the Weed, and ehewers If To
4 bacco, Deg leave to announce that have open
ed a EEGAR AND T0BACCO ESPIRf IN
HENf, at the above mentioned stand, where a t all
times may be found Segars Of all the most admircd
Brands, of imported and domestic manufactures,
with Chewing and Smoking Tobacco of the very
best kind. A practical experience Of many wears
IN the above business, and thorough knowledge
of the same, jusifes me in saying that can sunniv
all demands, and administer to the tatse of the most
invcterate tobacco oheWers and smokers hoprmy
many ffenfs will give me trial. and .her Kind
support, in my endeaYor tY establish myself here
promising them STRIFE: and tsithul attention to bus
mess WILLIAM BARkMAN.
May rs 1856
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ROAIsOKE COLLEGE

7 COATED at Salem, Roanoke county. Va. in The
II beautiful and healthy valley of Roanoke on the
line Of The Va. and Tenn. r. r.
FACULTY.
Rev: =; PirTLR. i. D., President and Professor
OF Neral and iasellectual Philosophy and He
brew.
8. CAnSoS WELLS, A NJ, Professor Of Mathematics
.eY. d. II. BrrLE, A. NJ. Professor of Ancient Ian
guages and Literature.
-, Professor Of Modern Iarets geg- fto
be supplied by next Session.) w
Rev. ". b. YoNcE, A. NJ, Principal of Preparsto-
ny Department
Course of stnfies is rs extensive at that of tho
best Colleges of the country, and particularly on.
srged in the departments of intellectual and Moral
Science,
Expenses for T 4" Months Session
Boarding, s7s ~
Tuition, 40 oo
Room-rent, < oG
Washing, Fuel, Lights sand Incidl Expenses, "a 0O
Session commences ls Wednesday of seps sias 70
July %. 1s56-2m*
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Staalnl0n Academy.

rENIlE next session of the Staunton Academy will
Il commence OF Ire first Monday of September.
The Principal will be assisted, as heretofore. by
Mr., JOIN GARBEE. The course is comprehensive
and thorough, in Latin, Greek. French, and Math-
ematcs The price of tuition is $50 per session of
Five Months. French SIC extra. Pupils will not
ducticn will be made for absence except in eases q
serious sickness. WM II. H. WADDELI, for whose
qualifications the principal will be security, will in
struct an elementary class Of ten SIN all bows under
his superintendent, in his oan room, at $3.50 per
month. l.. WADDEIL. SR.,
Staunton, August G, 1856. Principal
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The Pathfinder, the people saw.
FOR good Old luck must clear the way
The Woolly Horse viii lose the race,
And Cid Buck get the Presidents place.
Get unt tie way; Jehr e. Fremont!
Get out the way, John G.. Fremont
Get out the way, John g. Fremont!
Old Buck will win, depend upont.
The jlaekies met at Fannel Hall
They could not raise Aat pole, at all:
AT Kansas ioi1s II broke short off,
And they were left to curse and scott.
Huzza huzzal we'll all prove true,
Huzza! huzza! wen dll prove true,
.fusza huzza we'll all prove true
70 Buck and Brecs and the Union tco,
Fer Kansas, Cuba and Oster d.
The Demos fearlessly contend
The Constitution they hlld dear,
The Union cherish and revere.
Set out the way, John G. Fremont
Old Buck will VIM depend upon't.
The Demos go for equal laws
They're right, and know no bastard pause.
Zach State, 90 equal, rules herself,
In ownirg slaves, or other hef
Hhzsa huzza vel all prove true
70 Buck and Breck, and the Union, too.
Rat strseen States the bIaekios own
They'd circumscribe our nations zone;
They'd madly blot out .Gfteen stcrs--
An act the Union sadly mars.
Get out the way, John &. Fremont
Old Buck will win, depend upon't.
Our ceuntry's flag owns THIRTY ONE
Inscribed on it is UsIoS;
The Demos wave that flag on high
The augury of victory.
Huzza huzza we'll all prove true
TO Buck and Brock, and the Union, too.
The Pathfinder would climb that tree,
The Presidential chair to see;
But down to earth hill have fall
He'll never rsach hat chair at all.
Get out the way, John G. Fremont!
Old Buck will win, depend upon't.
Then let the ladies all unite,
And make their husbands vote Alright
And bid their sweethearts all prove true
10 Buck and Brock, and the Union, too
Huzzal huzzai Wen all prove true
To Buck and Breck, and the Union, too.
The blackies act the traitors part
Break plighted fath-they have no heart.
Then let the ladies on them frown,
And keep the blackies firmly Gown.
Get out the way, John c. Fremont!
Old Buck Will win, depend upon't.
The Presidential wreath then twne-
fhe laurel ard the oak combine
10 celebrate victorious luck
And crown the antiers of Old Buck.
fluzza! huzza! we'll all prove true
To Buck and Breck, and the JuJi, toe.
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NzONEY PAID EOss EEHD as
AT WAYNE SBORO.

fENHE subscriber having purchased the Tanncrics
4 of Mathew II. Parry and George W. Deal in
the Town of Waynesooro, Augusta Comfy, Va, is
preparing to go largely into the Leather manufactu-
ring business. good market will thus be opened
for the sale of Hides of all kinds, and cash paid for
them ON delivery in any quantity that may be Of
fered.
The citizens of Bath Highland, Pendcton Rock
ln2ham, as well rs Augusta county, may find it to
thelr interest, TO bring their hides to Persons
having large Quantities in those Western Counties,
could make arrangements 10 deliver them at Depots,
ON the Rail Road, aud by corresponding on the sub
Jet much labor may be avoided IN the delivery.
Mr.. YIN. Withrow, Jr., the wei known merchant
at Waynesboro, has kindly consented to act cash,
ier in my absence. Those from distance will
therefore call at his store, where full satisfaction
msy BE obtained.
Il" HUGH l.. GALLAHER.
| Waynesboro, August 2, 1856
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HUMOROUS PARAGRAt

A man who dslilics broom-han sae..
be careful how he spits tobacco a-al "a 5
red headed woman's carpet.
Wanted Immediately, if not so6zIE 49, lz
balm Of nine hundred and ninety .ae
ers, for young man on Main st Va5
got kicked t'other night. He says hurts.
The heart wants something to be kind to;
and i, consoles MS for the loss of society, to
see even an animal derive happiness frola
the endearmcnts we bestow upon it.
"You want flogging=-that's what you
want" said parent to his unruly son. I
know it, dad, but I'll try and get along
without it, ;" replied the brat.
Our Devil says that falling IN love is ike
getting tight-the more fellow docs it the
more he wants to. lie has had some expo-
rience, and believes his opinion on this sub
ject is entitled to respectful consideration.
The people of Patagonia have teeth so
large that they have to draw them with a
boot jack Nice folks to take dinner with
you, when lamb sells at eighteen cents per
pound.
The change of q single letter in a word
makes curious difference sometimes. y
paper copying from 'Benton's Thirty \ ears
calls it Thirty Bears in the United States
Senate There are not more than half as
many.
Doesticks has been attending Jersey
camp meeting, and gives in the Pieayune an
account thereof, in which lie says, che new
"a yet went into the State of New Jersey
that he didn't get swindled by somebody, Or
have his pocket picked by somebody else"
A witty clergyman being aecosted by an
old acquaintance of the name of Cobb, who
was deeply intoxicated, replied, Il don't
know you, sir" ssMy name is Cobb" re-
joined the man. ''Ah, sir" replied tie
clergyman, ''you have so much corn on you
that didn't see the cob i'
A churchwaraen's wife went to church for
the first time in her life when her husband
was made churchwarden. Being late, the
congregation were getting up from their
knees at the time she entered, when she
said, with a condescending smile, Pray,
keep your seats, ladies and gentlemen--I
think no more of myself than | did before.
English barristors have ludicrous habit
Of identifying themselves with their clients,
BY speaking in the plural number. Gen
tfemen of the jury, said lunnary of the
Western Circuit, sat the moment the police
man says he saw US in the tap, | will prove
that we were locked up in the station-house
in state of intoxicsrion
In New Zealand, when the marriage cere.
mony takes place, it is customary to knock
the heads Of the bride and bridegroom to.
gether, previous to the union,
In Christian lands it isn't sos
The bridegroom and the bride
10 loggerheads but seldom 60,
Until the knot is tied.
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BILL OF FARE
OF the Black Republican Sporting Club;

10 be swallowed by all true believer
during the present campaignt]
FIRST eeuRsE.
'srasshopper de Frimong,
Hung Dog Abolitoneux,
toon-ekin, with eau de Polc-cat ragout.
SECOND COURSE.
Fat Niger, with Soar Grapes,
Horse Meat with Salt River GRAY.
GRAND ENTREE.
Uncle f0m-rnn-into-thesS round-lI .ig1l
MADE DISHES.
pow-wow dc Kansas,
Gusta Percha de boo-hoo,
Pate dc Cabhago-head
WINES
Sparkling Mariposa, Bennett brand vint
age 1856,
Hard Cider Champagne, Mum brand,
vintage 1910.
FOWL.
X n, Shanghai, Black Swan.
GAME.
Buck--cold shoulder.
SIDE DRINKS.
Grown Stout, a Il fred. Douglas,
Beecher Kiighfelorum,
Gagrson's Stomach Bitters,
Black and White, ssllalt-and- half" and
"All Sorts"
- '.a..-l eishhisaa and Naxsnaher ismashes
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Notice..

T HEREB Z notify al persons indebted to the con-
II Germs ct e. I. Cochran SGo. and G. I. Coch-
ran, by bend or otherwise, TO come forward and
make payment, All who Iney have claims against
either osaid concerns viii present them or come to
me for settlement. An early adjustment ofaccounts
either in favor against the concerns, is earn
estly desired.
WM. G. STERR1TT.
Trustee Of C. r. Cochran.
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p AS SENGERS
OUR OMNIBUS
BLACY yoCK SPRINGS

THIS delightful VIZ ter;ng place vii. be opened fol-
Il the reception Of visitors on the 15tllTo1 july
1t is situated in the county Of Augusta, 20 miles
East of Stauntor, l6 miles from Waynesboro', and
miles from We er's Cave. Hacks and buggies can
be readily osteined, either az Waynesboro' or al
Staur'ita5
dem IL together ulneoeasafy to enter into any
elahaI4la scription. Its waters have been ahaly.
zed by aa Rogers, and pron onnced the stron-
gest .s.a .arest Chaiyheate i'll the State. They are
oilicacidQs in coses of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint
act most 6werful on the kidneys, and general de-
bility bnt Their most powerful effect have been dis
plaYed in the cure Of various female diseases.
THESE Springs are admirably suited to persons
from Eastern Nir-ininia, whose hfald would be
more readily prcngt 4lv the use nj. So Vaters and
tnl mild and hcafay climate by which t9ey are sur
rounded. Indeed, The region of countrY'in which
they situated, mas oeen lo1g noted for its sau-
lbity; and, possessing as they do, many advantages
both for health and pleasure, render them a very
desirable retreat for few months. and commend
TO the public favor by more than ordinary claims
large Ball Room for those who may wish to en-
gage in the meanders of the merry dance
FERNS for board per week, Sc children and SER
wants half price
" Wepieage ourselves to spare pains to please all
who may favour with call.
l.. 4. d. FAULCUNER ,.,
N ". BATS, rfoprletors.
July 5, 1851
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Wagon Maxim.

THE undersigned has taken .he old stand of Nc
n Aleer Smith near the Railroad Bridge, and
the Lexington Road, where heis prepared 70 exc.
cute all orders in mis- line. Tie pledges himsef to
work the best material and TO guarantee the work
to please. All orders thankfully received and
promptly executed at raodcra6s prices Az his
work will be Warranted for l. months.
.; JOSEPH +. TANNEHILL
II. p All descriptions OF wagon timber taken in
exchange for work.
Marca s. 1896.
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Marble ward.

HAVING removed my yard from the old stand
Ii miles farther up on the Mdi,ebrook road
and having just received beautiful and well selec-
ted lot of Marble, viz Italian, Rutland and domes-
tic, am prepared as usual to furnish Tombstones
of any kind desired. A number OF beautiful drafts
and designs may be seen by calling at the yard.
| challenge no one, neither do | claim other than
my own work, and certainly never exhibit that done
in the cities as my Gym. ! only ask that those in
want Of any thing i me- line will call and exam
inc my stock before purchasing elscvscrc
A.P. FIQuESNEf.
Aurust O. fS5G
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Notice.

L ready to be cashed. And moreofar the time
is at hand to lay in our new stock Tor raSt season.
aud for which purpose money is needed liore than
ever. Our friends and customers who have not yet
paid up their accounts, are requested to come and
settle up at once. Our older accounts are equally
expected to be settled at an carly date
duly rs 1896. STEINER, BROS. ( co
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MGVEIGH & CHAMBERLAIN
A RE aow reecige 7er schoer9r Fairfax a,
n ethafvessels. their
8s&E.a. ,s'a'esGEz 0E esss&sDs,
fpqpyisine large aad very general assortment, 4.
Ia Ills Y Q, Pr aud Nuscavaao Sugars;
S15 Bills Coffee, puIverised, crushed and granu
atod do
IS Boxe donblo retired Loaf do:
is IIha Mascovado qad Sugar House Moasses
10 Bbls prime New Orleans do;
Is q - Golden Syrup;
AS Bags Green Rio Coffee;
$50 - Old Java, Mlricabo and White Laguirddo;
$50 Half Chests Gunp'd, Imperial, Young, Hyson
and Black Teas-the larger portionof recent mpor-
tations, and from medium to extra fine quality.
Is Barreis Rice:
25 Casks Sup Carb Soda;
IS Beyes CASTLE Soap;
li5 " Narugated, Bar, Cushion, Windsor and
Transparent Soaps;
100 Boxes Brown and Yellow Resin do;
100 g Tallow Candles;
125 " Adamantine do
S. /" Family Pearl Starch;
% " Chocolate;
IS " Mustard;
100 Coils Rope;
$50 Bags Shot, assorted Nos;
$50 Kegs Sporting Powder
As Bags grain Peppers
20 o Pmento
so Boxes Ground Pepper;
10 Balegsofss shell Almonds
10 e Filberts
% g Cream Nuts;
$50 Boxes assorted Candies:
100 BARRELS no 5 Mackeren;
As " Train Oil
$50 Kegs Pure Lead
$50 Boxes Glass, by 10 and 10 by IL;
Barrels Putty, ii Bfsdders;
Casks Backing
As Boxes Maccaroni;
800 Reams single and double Wrapping Paper
100 A" Ruled, Cap aud Letter do; ~
1900 Sacks Fine and Ground Alum Salt.
Havig made our principal purchases previous n
the advance in goods generally, enables us conG-n
IDENTIFY to say to our customers and merchants rene
fully cheap goods of same quality can he
bought in Baltimore, We respectfully ask an ex.
animation of our Stock. "a
Nov EIGH & CHAMBERLAIN.
Prince Wharf Alexandrio 70
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JOzHN KENNEDY,
Soap vss<s Candle ENcfO,.sy

East Court House Lane, Staustes, W.
WHERE he will constantly have Waite. Yellow
w Brown, and Liquid Soap. and Mould Candles
ofthe best quality, which he will sell at the lowest
cash price or exchange for Tallow and Grease of al
descriptions. tie respectfully scictsa share Of pa.
tronage. -
june %, 1855
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IMPORTER,

A diploma of the ffst class, was awarded by the
Virginia Mechanic Institute, fer The promotion of
the Mechanis Arts. to Samuel sutherland. of Rich
mond for ofGnns, Pistols, and Rifles .ezllib-
tied at the Exhibition OF Articles OF American Man
nfaetare held in the Cry % Richmond, on lie 9Th
dav nf Nov. is54.
Eiehmord. lav : Hs5G.-f..
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Take Notice.

A s the time is drawing near, when the Fall and
IA Winter supply of Goods must be laid in, feel
compelled to earnestly request all in debted to me
either by note or open account to forward
and promptly settle their accounts.
JACOB PQLLITZ.
n. B. am selling for Cash, at cost, 5Iy remain
ing stock of Clothing. j. p.
Staunton August 10th 1856.
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V,HE subscriber ta.es this method 81 s,yi.,s, d,
l. bisffiends who consign Produce TO i ,Ior a
Son, request orders to be filed, that having for
the past thirty years Been actively engaged in the
purchase and sale OF Iobaceo. Wheat, -Four Corn
Bacon, Butter, lard, G}ocer Seed and orerg des-
cription Of Herchoadze, hatters himself to be able
T. give satisfaction, his particular attention will
- JOHN TYLER.
Refer to WIN. Withrow, jr., Waynesboro, John
J, Bell, do. A. NJ. Mosby staunt6h, II. j. Craw-
ford do and to leading business men and farmers
generally.
Richmond. Ang. 80, 1856 LIST ian.
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MERCHANT TAtVORyNG


bNiE subscriber has opened a very superior lot of
4 goods for Gentemen's wear, ut the Store Room
reEt dDer % Union Hall. main Street, at the
sign Of -. CRear." lie has eng ged the survices
OF Alr. O'Rear. an experienced and accomplished
cutter, to conduct the business for him, and ig
prepared to furnish every description of clothing
maze Of tie best materat and in the most elegant
style. For cash 60 punctta dealers ons hort time
great Inducements arc offered. The patronage Of
the public is solicited
A. d. TROTTER.
Stanton, Jahsary %, 1850.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-10-04
DESS9

TENHE eo-partnership OF Kokhlhousen Elicg ,.ere-
4 tofore existing between s. W. Kohhousen and
George F. Flick, by mutual consent has this day
been dissolved The notes, open accounts and books
of the late concern have been placed in the hands OF
Baylor Baylor for settlement and collection, and
all persons Indebted to SAID firm are requested ia
make speedy payment.
F. W. K0HLHOUSEN,
GEO. f. FLICK.
March L, lsig.-.I:harei q