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.HOLLOWAY1S OINTMENTs

THE GRAND EXTERNAL 1EMKDY.
BY the aid of q microscope, we see milhsH4s
of little openings on the surface Of oar bedies.
Through these this Ointment, when rubbed 80
the skin, is carried to any organ orinward lart>
Disease of the Kidneys, disorders Of the LvW..
Affections of the Heart Inflammation Il thA
Lungs, Asthmas, Coughs and Colds, are by ites
means etfectually cured. Every housewi1b.
knows that salt passes freely through bsns.
and meat of any thickness. This healing OinA-
ment far more readily penstrates through asF
bone or feshy part of the living body, ssxiag.
the most dangerous inward complaints, tkss
cannot be reached by other means.
ERYSIPELHS, SILT RHEUN lND-
SCORRUTIC HUMORS.
No remedy has eyer done much fsr 49,
cure of the diseases >ef the Skin, whatsvsR--
form they may assume, as this Ointment. NA-
case of Salt RheuIn, Scurvey, Sore HsaAs..
Scrofula or Erysipelas, can long Withstand H.
influence. The inventor has travelled svut7
many parts of the Globe, visiting the principal
Hospitals, dispensing this Ointment giving =
rice as to its application, and has thus bssA
the means of restoring countlsss numbers ~
health.
SORE LEGS, SORE BREASTS, ULcERa:
AND WOUNDS.
| Some Of the most scientific surgeons now
rely solely on the of this wonderful Oins-
y
cases of sores, ulcers, wounds, glFndular Sysl,-
ings, and tumors. Professor Holloway ha,.
by command of the Allied GovyrAments, d.
patched to tho Hospitals Of the East, large
shipments of this Ointment, to be used 1nAsE-
the direction of the Medical Stat, in the wseSl
eases of wounds. 1t will cure any ulcer, slaa-
dular swelling stiffness or contraction Of ~.
tioints, even of twenty years standing.
/ PILES AND FISTUL.4S.
These and other distressing somplAints g.
be effeetually cured if the Ointment be wsA
rubbed in over the prrts affected, and By ethsf~
wise following the printed directions axsun8s
each pot
Both the Ointment and PiEss should be sssd -.
tas yfoliowing o6ss.;
Bun?ans, Sore Legs,
Burns, sore Breasts,
lChappet Hands, Sore Heads,
iChilblains, Sore Throats,
Fis,alas, Sores of all kinds,
1sut sprains,
! Luaasago, Soeld,,
lMercurial Eruptiens, Swelled Glands,
Piles, Still Joints.
Rheuiaetisrn, Ulcers,
i Salt Rheum, vcnereal SoreSs
Skin Diseases, Wounds Of all kinda
= Sold at tho Manufactures Of ProfssssR-
HOLLOWAY, so Maiden Lane, New York. and ~
Strand, London, by all respectable Drugqsta,
and Dealers of Medicine Throughout the Uni-
led States, and the civilized world, m bszes,
lat % cents. 62i cents, and 81 each.
u tsS TLere is considerable saving b. taking
ttlle larger sizes.
N. i. Directions for the guidance Of ratisats
in every disorder are affixed to each box.
i FOR SALE BY J. 81. kiRKBRIDE, WoodsAsiA.
Also hy J. a. s G.. Il. DAvExronr, Woodsfeld>
/ March 10, 1856.
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Settlement of Accounts.

EXECUTCRS, Administrators, Guardians ana
II others, having accounts with the under>
4igncd which remain nnas:t!ed. should come
up immelistelv and make settlement.
toHN W. oKET
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CornelIs Biographies.
q. P HORNE. J. KIERNAN. W.T.. TERRY.
NEW MACHINE SHOP

NH w uu uAOllllN IL .O1lO L .
HORNE, HERMAN & co.
NTOULD respectfully inform the public that
w they have entered into partnership in
the business of
BUILDING THRESHING MACHINES
THRESHERS .4ND CLE.3NERS
of the LATEST AND MOST IMPROVED STYLE
Having been at considerable expense in pre-.
pairing they are enabled to do their work
WITH NEATNESS AND DESPATCH
And being permanently located it is to theil
interest to do their work in the best manner
possible. They, therefore, have no hesitation il
Warranting their Work.
MACHINES WILL BE REPAIRED on th'
shortest notice and most favorable terms. Mr.
Horne having been engaged in the business fo
the past year in the extensive shops at Martini
Ferry is posted in all the recent improvements
Clarington, Oct. 20, 1856.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

DANIEL FKCK q " VI. Nfhff.
Nov. 10. lS56.-6w. Atty for Plaintiff.
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The Bonapartes and Spanish Basques.

From the London Post, June 10
On Wednesday evening meeting Of the chronological y,
ciety held their In Cavendish square. Tho
or dent SIR James Clark, In the chair aad on his
rishi band Prince Lucien Bouspate Mr.. rolme read
papm the inhabitants Of the Base provinces, In
tin ruth hem from other Inhabitants OF spain, aod
their origin and language He said that the Basqucs are
remarkable for their intelligence and enterprise and hal
maintained their Independence and peculiar privileges
through many centuries, when he rest of span'w1 In
degnded condition. He OF opinion thai originally
they pied the whole OF the country and that they
were Identical with the fberans In Confirmation Of his
cpnon he cited extensively from work OF Hu nboldt,
scoed instances Of the dissemination OF the
laueage OF the Ba,ques In different parts OF Spain.
In Mr. Tonnes opinion the original Ibesians we're
driven into The northern fssnesses by the 10.
mas and other invaders Of Span. Mr.. James
Keane<y oombesd the oqlpons OF Mr. Tonne, from which
he entirely diuened He oontended that people 20 eper.
gctc end warke the Basques rot likely TO have
been expelled from their country and ooopcd up sthn
smsl province In his opinion the Basques we're do
seconded from q colepy Of Phenicans, wh) landed from
the ses possession Of that part OF the country
Mr. kennedy mentioned several NAKED pecuiArhies OF
the Bnqucs. among which be noticed their dancing pro
pcnsivcs He raid they dance almost every occ sion,
and dance into church. Their manners asd customs
he hsrht tended 10 confirm The opinion that they came
from he eau Many conversational remarks we're after
places where the Basque language u spoken,
the attempts made by the Spanish government At
different times 70 introduce the Spanish language into the
Basque provnccs The Prince appeared 10 be well &C
quaiued with that part OF Spain, and vas frequently re-
ferre< 10 for informant respecting the towns and places
In which the Basque language spoken The dscussion
however, led 70 no result
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The Austrian and French Occupation OF the
Roman states.

petition 10 tho House OF Com mons on tue subject or
the con inued Ausan and French occupation OF the Ro
man SUITES Ne In circulation In Norwich, England The pc
tton ates ala that since the fall OF the Roman re-
public OF the promised political representative nst
luoas have been inaugraled the unlimited despouc al
thoy of the Pope It'll remaining the sole basis OF the 60
vtrnnent; that The corrupt rhyme OF the priests still con
tnues lie mis- ue, that toe press gagged individual
hber violated Standardization bought and sold, corrup
ton made system, organized, and free conscience
tortured and denied throughout the whole extent OF
the roman territory; that In spite OF nominal
amnety and solemn promises that tho pvt should not
he vtied except few leaders thousands OF employees
have turned out OF ON thousands of families thrown
into liter poverty, doomed 10 exile, confined In dun
seons and hundreds shot by the government since s
INSTRUMENT by Austrian and Frerch military councils;
that tie prolonged occupation OF Rome and OF all Central
Italy )y Austria and France, resting on fortified points
and Connected with their respective bes OF operation,
amounts almost 10 mill AIRY gueei and that In The case
Of q cnict between tho great Europ an Powers would
thoee two governments me OF the most impcr
trstcss positions In Europe Tue petition also u'ges
that his degrading and highly pcrious for Great Brhan
b abandon Europe uncontrolled despoc Influences W
renonce nil interference TOR good, while allowing every
othergov interfere FOR evil b keep aloof from
the mighty contest going between the Italian POO
pie the Papacy for liberty OF conscience, and not 10 In
erp0e her vii least N have the principle Of
nlrsrenoe respected by all aud the Italians left FREQ 70
settle the question fair and equal ground between tho
claims OF conscience aud Pspa oppression len 70 Ia own
internal forcca
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Our Key West Correspondence.

KEY WRsT, June 70, 1907.
Long Con,intnd Drought-SdH Production BeHEted-A
Largs Orrp IN Prospect Value Of ne Article in karkd-
ne Sponge Fphries-Ho,o and Wien Sponge e Tdkc's-
FSrsi Cos, Pyice-PrcGr ofn< Traie-Marine Report
There has not been generous shower OF rain upon this
island since early In the month CT March. few sprink
lnss have occasionally "come Off" bat sufficient 70
keep the csterns ned or moisten the soil Vegetation
has suffered consequence and the appearance Of the
Key IL by no attractive usual at this season
Of the year.
The excessive drought Ia beneficial 70 the production OF
ss OF which large quantities being rsked daily from
the natural ponds a, the east end Of this island Mr.
Dennis the proprietor OF the works, informs us that
should the present rapid evaporation continue through
July and August his crop will exceed 100 600 bushels he
has already half Of this amount saved. New Orleans
h the principal market for his manufacture although The
Florica N heries large portion. The value OF
the salt manufacture this year win probably reach
$4,000.
The clear calm weather Of this summer Ia also benen-
the ongo fishermen. large class OF Our czens
engaged In this most uc alive business The sponge
a or banks keys and between them and
the main land IL only In very calm weather, when the
water clear that the fisherman percsve them
With their water glasses. when shsy are easily orn IRON
thus taken upon the beach between high and
Low water mark and allowed 70 decomposc, aner which
they beaten rnsed and thoroughly cleaned and dried
n The sum- being then ready for NE packing press hey
put mp In 30 and 100 pound bales and being semi 70
New York rd ready sale. 5pccuators here buy OF Tho
fisherman for so cents per pound What s obtained In
entirely within the last sig years and Ia nov as
Stunning considerable importance. The production his
year WILL n IN thought, exceed $50, 900.
Marine items 0e scarce NO wrecks, no osusseo ves-
foreign ports.
City perfect healthy.
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DAcoTAH.-Rscent advioes from Minnesota In.
form that the nchoase Territory Of Dscosah already
civilized settlements planted In t. which have been there
for many pears BY the act PASSED by Congress- 70 enable
Minnesota organise STATE, the western boundary
was made along the Red river Of the North from
the point where croees the British boundary 70 VS.
In lake Traverse, and thence through that shce
water Big one Lake the southern end OF the latter
where the boundary strikes OF due south 70 Iowa This
TIE county Of Pembina west Of Red river and In
are located all the settlers OF Red river colony and the
tovn OF Pembina There may be other settlements also
In n for appears the county hes elcc1ed six delegates 70
the constitutional convention, which would argue 70 be
toleraby popuous where In view ~ the fact thd
these people located beyond TIE jurisdiction fxed by
Congress for the future State Of Minnesota n proposed
70 exclude their delegates from the convention, she
ground that they belong 70 the Territory Of Dscoan for
the organization OF which the Minnesota bill provides In
all likelihood this viii be DONE and thus there win be
Immediate necessity for appointing sort OF govern
ment for them. Everything seems " conspre 10 simu
late progress In the remote West = Washington Leli.sen
Ger, Jsns ~.
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tlsmen in Kendall, who have come forward and pro-
posed 20 important movement e. the Anti Slavery
Convention. Had the meeting been held this month,
- originally intended, there would have been some
important advantages gained. The delay, however,
gives time 70 the friends Of the slave, BY insructDg
and arousina the public mind to prepare for moro
efficient action when the convention shall assemble
EswARD MATHEWS.
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EueRArroH FROM CASADA.-According to the
Canadian papers, emigration from Canada 70 the Western
sacs continues and Ia increasing 10 an extent sufcens
10 excite alarm among The people OF the Pro vnces causing
The more than defamation Of The population 10 certain DIS
tricts The Pays sluding 70 certain parisn sys'-six
vouns men Jeff for the Western States yesterday Tney
were almost the only remaining IN the parish ov@
twenty yes Of age All the others have LEFT dsrne the
last two years have been truly alarmed a seeing In the
churohes only old people and young oses under years
Of age. Few persons have any idea OF the extent tnls
emigration. You may think thai exEgefefe, ous -
sure You that have established the correctness OF the
fact that In the neghboring parishes a. yell a. IN TINS,
In concession possessing 90 families, may be found rom
two women whose husbands have len them 70 90 70
the United saates In many concessions there u not
single young old enough 10 marry.
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MOVEMENT OF TRoors.-Four companies OF the
bh Regiment United States Infantry lef the New orleans
bssc on the 2s for Jefferson bar cks on the steamer
L. NJ kennest Officers preeent-Capt Q. @. Sbley, com
mandng; Brevet MAJOR N n Resell, Capt O. Robinson
let Lieut. Wineate, LIST Lieut. w. H. Lewis, ID Lieut.
Robert O Hlll and "a Lieut. " Ritter; Assistant Sur
geon Rdgely, Medical staff These troops will form
part OF the command In the expedition against the Nor
mons will relieve troops destined for hal service
Nee Orleans Picaynne, June %.
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The force Of aqueous vapr dry air and the relative
moisture and dryness Of the atmosphere, calculated
from the tbermometrical and psychrometroaj
uons
The proportions Of clouds and clear sky determined
the British Association scale, ranging from (entrey
cear) TO 10 (enrey clouded), the Intervening figures
forming fractional numerstors Of 10.
The pressure Of the wind the veocice given above
n estimated by Rouse 10 be-
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sEGARs.

81 nQN nnn HAVANA DOMESTIC AND qERsAF
ZVUUOOU sesar ysroas brands . sss s,ss sDs
o. OHEEEs II BrpedHy
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GRAND EXCURSION FOR TWELVE CEHrs-To rHR
" North side OF Staten sand touching at Bergen Point
Jsrsey- TIE for New Brighton, Bnug Uarbor
Facioryyls Bergen Point and Port Richmond will leave from
foot Of whitehall street nsr 70 ne Battery at ~ W
d. loS, liK l. ~ o. and .. nigh, Thoss assItns
Bergen and Port Richmond, and wish 70 enjoy
nhceni OF the harbor and ne rorhern and Rst.
sopes Island and East New Jersey shoad fail
hi NAH
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POsT oFgaCE NUTvCEs.

nosT oFFICE NoTICE-THB NAILS FOR EUROPE
via Ia erpoo per United States s,esmer krcsson, will
rose Al IBIS once Saturday the Ah day Of July Al 10y
o'cloct An ISAAC v. FOWLER, Postmaster.
nor OFFICE NoTIgE.-rHE MAILS FOR uAL1roR
mis- snd South Pacific coast United sates II
nos viii close this Office Monday The Oh day Of July
iocock Pm ISAAC " FOWLER, Postmaster.
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ne allowing b the result Of three daily ebswvassns
New York city Of the range and mean height Of the esro
meter and thermometer the tempersture Of svaporssoa,
Me force Of aqueous vapor and dry air. the relative mos
turs and dryness Of the Atmosphere The proportions Of
clouds and clear sky the course character velocity and
movement Of NE wind and the quantity Of RAIN during
The week ending Wednesday July l, 1857, n = An
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GRAND FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION TO KEY.
NJ port, around staten Isand-The fAv mi . steamer KEY
Pokr Capt Arrovsmi,h, WIN male an excursion 70
Keypsrt and CHI wood saurday the tn Of July, fol
pws-Lesvc new York. foot Of Hsmm md street. At 81 ~
Spring street. at quarter before Murray street AL Full
nj pie, No North river at 10 O'Clock A Returning
will leave Reyport II 81 r M Staten sland land
Tag Perth Amboy Toens and Rossvle and arrive IN
city landing at Murray street. at 81 Persons DESTROYS
ing pleasant sail as well a. stroll through The beautiful
provided nj Whites Pavilion Rigntrcs Steam
Hotel and Higgins Atlantic Hotel at keypor and n
Clfwood House, at Cifwood Stages will se In
readiness the arrival Of the boat Report for Nddeown
Point where the day will be appropriately oeebrAsd Fare
a oen ts earh WAY.
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d American Independence viii be ossbrz,ed Mount
Vernon weschesier cpunty, IN truly pstrsoic manner
The village situated the line Of he sew Haven
beautiful and thriving yl ages s STATE Aner BE prices
al reading of The Den arsioa ~ Hon y.
Porser. Grafton by the Hon .. W. Andrews Fireworks,
dancing tc The evening Trains les By the Harlem And
Haven Railroads several tes' during the day, aud
leave Mount Vernon 81 II O'Clock p. n he night Of The
FOURTH
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GRIND FOURTH or JULY EXCURSION TO GLEN
VI Cove pew Rochelle and City sla I'd The large and r.
vorite reamer sPLENDtD, Captain GEORGE W. sinners will
leave Peck sp, w. Al 10 A proome street Ion Tenth
sue~ on twenty six street 0lt Thirty fourth street III
o'clcct Returning will leave Glen Cove al w., max M
zndings giving ample time the fireworks In
The A band will accompany The boat Fare
excursion Second and Third avenue cars
viii two h 81 the landing
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TULY sIH-sTHAMFR FRANK Will. MAXI An RI
81 eufson New Rochelle landing At CITY Island esch
Lays. spring street North river All S9eIns9a stree
brand street kas, river Tenth street. e and oreenpo,n
WIN C,lsers dock w Leaving New Rochelle at ~ ~ NJ
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TUE REVOLUTIONARY CORPS or 1874 iwbosI "a
triosm none can doubt sve de's I.s~p.ndsccs =,
having elorhcatoa at the Brooklyn senas sna Assemoy
no Prospect BrOckyn wnion me neAes'
nuhic s~absbmen 10 rspowped Fort oreene, and which
viii be opened this day the frst time LOT e and
bandsone~t the Issud OF Nassau, and ia In
augurson win be attended By ceremooah appropriate 70 e
DAY ana "e o''As WILLIAM r. rHErpoRD, Proprietor
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July THE FOURTH
q grand concert this evening
Folks from the cld country
II you wish 10 eojoy pleasant could do In
the large cities in England elan and Scotland me- a
visit. I NV. opened room, where lake
wife and family and enjoy good and music by hst
rate Concert commence at eight ocl ck every
Mug; grsnl sacred every
Sunday. WfRDt Assembly Rooms,
Sirth vsn and Forty third street.
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EoUKTH OF JULY EXCURSION TO ALBANY,-THr
IL aud fast steamer BROADWAY will leave pier foot
Of jay street. Saturday morning July T. at o'clock NJ
touching street landing At ionkers Grassy Point
Point Ne sburg, Poughk eepse Kiag ton Bristol Css
kin. hudson and Co,sacke Returning oil leave Albany
morning at O'Clock A. Fare to Yves Point, New
berg and Poughke pete and return 81 10 Kngson Brs
toll Catsk and Hudson and ii 90 TO Coxsacke and
A banY and returning 81.
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ANEW YORK AED OoNEy ISLAND. LANDING Al
IN Ior Tiamitoa.-rss aev and spepdid stssmw AURORA
Capt AIMING Smith Gin leave ~ foiloy. fw ne scasons-
WA. d. and ny and ~ p. n y.e No SEcrh nyys
n. Pare 70 For Hamilton and ooney I.lAnd 70 cents 10
vhch r~tnrr ucses YIN be rven vuil ~ fare csfdrsa
NE public cautioned that debt viii be recognized
asnns boat The unless contracted
written order by OF he ownrce-
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xxyurrRREAps CELEBRATED PORrEs nov LArnp-
,,r ..s Is o:s 70 suit BY n X ALBuRr1s " eesrx szess
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UyOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION TO KNAPP'S MAS
House, Great Neck Long Island sound -Dehshtfu
all GROrON leaves Peck slip at A. NJ returns
WIN. Il. KNAPP
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GRAND ExCURslor TO PORT HANILroN-rARE
Ferry, leaving at and 10 A. NJ, IAN, and p NJ con
meeting Quarantine Landing with the Port Hamilton ferry
ssys. FSr, "a iiGn e Staten E.nd OK and liX 4
Island for New YORK sAges at Fort Hamilton
for Greenwood and ookyn Boats Do procured al F
Hamilton for dshiup salipK.
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THE NEW AND sPLgwr I'D srEAMrR RODMANn
PRICE Capt David Pollock. wiz make her rexulsr Tvs
Indian Springs Pavilion and 0utsenburg on he ~
yuv; iss wing he TO, o. spriog street II,
NJ; also ~ ~ r. NJ, touching At Amos I~enrss
third ard Forty seventh streets each wsy Reurnps
eu,,enhprg and Pavilion 81 ~ 2s and ocoos' anu ~'
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no LIQUOR DrALrRs-owfN9 70 I6n uksM ~
don In The liquors The suoscri9et nou 80
me- from he bonded Warehouse direct Az we isvos
Ts.nnt on u per cent on old ces s.l Nny y"
f"s ~0' water street, near Wsu-
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NRAND FOURTH ARD FIFTH July EXCURSION TO
VI Hamilton and Couey Island via Staten Issnd The
s.in and splendid steamer MAzEpPA VIII leave asen
leland arrival Of the Staten IsAnd leaving New
York nj II A. H. and and sP. N. Fare from Staten
Hamilton fare from Staten Island to
Coney Island cent. The steamer Sister ISLAND lesy.s
r. NJ, hamilton only. Firing tho rori
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

rYuRu JUICE PORT WIZ Eo4 nspIcIsnL ~
I pcess Cor ale " Q. AAspoA'
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yTArIr ISLAND, LANDING AT TOwrsurDs DOCK,
- Clifton orvve-Fne ten csnis.-rhe splendid steamer
OsCEOLa Csp,sin HAIRY Horhns, WI ssve foot d Tenth
street. q n al and no I'M . and r. N toucsir g
fco OF Brcoe and PECK slp Saturday, July Re
r. n v. r. TERRY Agent