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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-01-14
legal ADVERTISEMENTS.


JacoA kinch Jairus Curtis
Ill virtue of an nliS u ca 20 directed aud deliv.
ttcred from the court OF Common Pleas Of Wood
county Ohio in the above entitled cause will offer 10
sale, at tho door Of the Court House, In Perrysburg
Gu Saturday, February 6. 1858,
between the hours OF ci o'clock and two o'clock
A. OF said day, IN ,ots T0s and 1Oa in Perrysburg
Wood county. Ohio G, W. NORTON, SHERIFF
Jan. T. lSi9--35w5St IS
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Chnmcc tor N EsnyW,,i1S.
go THE RDETEeEsC

Notwithstanding the reports to the contrary we
would say to our friends and patrons that the pcrrys
burg Mills are grinding daily at all hours ana are
doing as good work, f not better than any Mill in
the country Furthermore. would say that it is our
Intei;i3i IL uvi'eud upon Custom W3rk mainly, and
to make it the Mill for the people, Flour and feed of
all kinds on hand and for sale, and any orders left at
our Store, will receive prompt attention. and will be
delivered free Of charge.
Dec !, lS57-30tf FIR MILLER g. CO
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Union Temperance Meeting.

The third Union Temperance meeting will be
held on Sabbath evening next, at the M. E.
Church. Rev. M. Richardson will deliver the
discourse.
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@s- Hons. E. d. Peck and J. N. Westcott
have our thanks for valuable public documents.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TAN NOTICE--EXTRA

IN consequence of the cxtron pressure III dnan-
lcial matters, and IN order to accommodate all
who trying to raise money to pay their taxes and
the penalty thereon will, by consent of the Au.
dtor keep the duplicate open and receive until
the LIST of February, but no longer.
Lists of the unpaid taxes personal property will
be sent into each township in the county for collection
in few days, and all personal property taxes, not
paid before the 10th inst, there will be added per.
contagc to pay expenses Of collection.
Jan. IA, lS5S--3Gw3. s. SPHINX, Treas,
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eB- The Toledo Commercial is down on y
Pugh's compromise bill.
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asrThe lecture tonight will doubtless b
we'll attended by our citizens.
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or Houston publishes notice in to-days
paper which isnf importance TO farmers.
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December 10, ls57.-3lwG+
DiicI, Notice.

GNIE trustees Of Liberty tow Nglp Wood county o..
VIII moot at the house of DAME Me rory in said
township, on the 18th day OF January next for the
purpose at locating ditch water-c course or drain
along the south side OF the section line between see
tionS number 25& SO 2G 30, ~ IS, beginning At
the Powysburg and Fin@lay free turnpike road rur-
ming thence to the htouyille Il Liberty free turnpike
road or as near the same may be deemed most suit
outlet dinins; and all owners Of lands on each so Of
SAID line within on" halCmlc thereof on each side
pcciuily Samuel McCrory Sen, Edwin Gorton, Mary
Wclton Willium Culons, William Miller are hereby
notified that the said trustees will meet Ms aforesaid
for the purpose of laying out, and apportionng tie
work Of saii ditch or drain, according to law.
MANG PETITIONERS
i.ihcrLv Dac ln l867-GImfS1ln
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9FRAYED.
STRAiED, from the subscriber, last spring. u three
Syear old Steer cherry red heavy built and in good
order. Any person giving information of the wherea-
bouts of said Steer, will be literally rewarded by ad-
dressing me Mt Perrysburg. A. LAMAN.
Jan. a. l85S--36w2*
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NNII0N NVOk, AItOfNNN TOT TIhlnI
December %, lSjS-33N6$2TO.



James Murray Jesse & Norton. bv namo Of the
Pcryshurg Bank, VS.. Joseph =. Corey ct al
BY virtue of an execution to me directed snd
delivered from the Court of Common Pleas Of
Wood county, Ohio, l will oflor for sale at the
door Of the Court House, in Perrysburg
On Saturday, January IS, 1856,
between the lourS oG 10 o'clock 4. N. and 40.
clcch r II, of said day tho following described
real estate The south half of the north west quar-
ter of section number two (2) of township NUN.
Der four (4,) in range unmber ten (I0,) in Wood
county, Ohio, containing eighty acres moro or
less; taken in execution as the property of Joseph
+, W%da, q. W NORTON, Sheriff
jams MuIRAY, Atty.
Dee II lSS7--g0n,6
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Wood COlnmon pIens..

James W, Ross, plaintiff, VS.. l., u. Hubbard dcfend,t
- day of December la57 said plaintiff sed arains,
him ~ the court OF common pleas OF Wood count,
oho' his petition, the object aud prayer of which h
To- recover Judgment against said defendant for the sum
OF Sl2d.90 with interest from Nav l5tb Is5T to 80"
tain mGusys had and received BY defendant from plar
sif and for moneys laid out and expeu1r S.,'Njn,r
lor detendtnt, Said defendant ia further notssi tla,
he is required to appear and answer said a.
Dr before the 2 th day of February 1865 or Judgment
Vii bo rendered against him by default.
+. u u. K. HOLLENBECK
Attorneys for Plaintiff
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sale of nenl Estnte by Orlcr of Conrt.

Sale of Ecal Estate by Order of Court.
nN the 18th da, of January. a. d. 1885, between Il o
" hours of lG o'clock in the forenoon aud o'clock in
the afternoon of sNid day. at the late residence of Dan
Frck, Sr, deceased, tho premises viii bo sold ~
the highest bidder the following real e'tato as the pro
erty OF Daniel rck, Sr deceased, TO wit; III SO h.
west quarter OF section number 26 in TOWNSHIP un,
Der north range number 10 cast containing l60acres
OF land more or less, Apprai4el at $4,000
Terms of Sale One third in had the Cfay of sala
one third in ycar; the balance in years fron
the day of SALE The deferred payments bs secured
by mortgage the premises aud to bearinieres at tina
rate OF six por cent. per aruum.
JOHN BAlsND, Administrator
of Daniel Fricls deceased.
Drcan,ber II 1877 -20wIS2 OO
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Gs>" Why Aunt Mary was an Old Maid
has evidently produced an impression on Old
Maids generally, and we have now to thank one
who is not yet, as the reader will learn, very
old maid, for history of the manner in which
she has " run the gauntlet" and come out half
herself, and nothing more Lizzie Lonely 4"
is good writer, and if she is so anxious " to
relieve suffering, to improve my Iherl intellect,
and to benefit community" why does she not
oftener write Cor the Journal? BY doing so, all
Of these things will be accomplished at single
stroke,-three birds will be killed with one
stone, and we have no doubt but Lizzie would
soon be found by that "other half" which can
alone take from her that Lonely" spirit which
she has adopted
The article referred to will appear next week.
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Sl,rriTs Solc
SnCrln = sale.
y Co., vs, Whitcomb llaskins aud

Charles Foster " Co., Vs. Whitcomb IIaskins and
Henry Haslins
lpN virtue OF an execution TO me directed and do
I'D ltVcrcd from tho court of common pleas ofWood
county, ohio, in the above csuse, will Offer for sale
At the door Of the court house. IN pcrrysburg in said
county
Oa iionddy the 25ih ,ity of JaeRdry, 4. u. 1853.
between the hours OF one aud two o'clock. T. NJ the
following landH and tcnemcnts to- wit Tho west half
of the southwest quarter Of section twenty 1.-TWO (22).
TN town six ) north, orrango ten O) east, coutauin
eighty aCres moro or less In Wood county, Ohio.
c. W. NORTON, Sheriff
AsuEU Cook, Attorney for Plaintiff
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''' 1E The first steps for the emancipation of
the serfs of Russia are soon to be published.
They include the following two great princi-
pies lst, Freedom Of Marriage. No serf
can be forced in future to marry against his
will or prevented from marrying according
to his own desire. End, No Serf can be trans
terrsd from one villoge 10 another against his
sOiH. The remainder of The ukase is less i'm
'portant. These two points, however, are suf-
ficient to recognize his rights as man. tits said
likewise thatMe pouer Of chastising tie sscf'
t''H BE- eiresnsscribed, though not at once en-
tirely taken out of the hands of the landlord.
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Margaret WaIIing,s Estote.

Margaret Walling's Estate.
4 EO. ALBERT, Administrator of said estate he
- thls day filed his account in the Probate Cour
day OF January, 1855
Jan G. lS59-35wI.
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-Shakespeare's plays contain one hun
dred and FIVE thousand lines.
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1,~The following, by the author of the Crooked
Elm" we find in the Montreal Gasette
THE OLD AND NEW YEAR.
The Old Years passed away, love,
The New has just come in;
T. the Old we'll drop tear, love,
The New with hope begin.
The Old we'll think of Oft love-
There's much to make it dear
We'll also think to pray, love,
For hapy coming year.
Well fill, then, high, to both, love,
And wish them hearty cheer
And drink their health together love-
The past and present year.
II. II,
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Shcrif's Sale.
Charles Brooke Admir- of Johu Brooke otal. W,
Mary a. Earl, otal.
ISY virtue Of q yeud writ of execution to me direct
ID ed aud delivered frem tho court Of common pleas
OF Wood county, Ohio, in the above cauJc | m,n ofr,r
Tor sale at the door of tho court housc in Porrysburp
On idfarlty Ms 30h day 0C Jdapary, Il. IL. lS5S
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ AMI O'Clock p
NJ OF said day tho following described real estate TO
wit The oas half Of the nurth-oas quarter of section
fourteen OF township four north, OF range twelve east
containing eighty acres, in Wood county, Chso
G. W. NORTON, Sheriff
s. JEFFERSON, his Attorney
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BALE of Real Estate by Order Of Court.
GN the 2Sth day of January, a. d. 1855 between the
~ hours of one and three o'clock p. NJ ON the
premises, will be sold to the highest bidder the follow
nS real estate, as the property Of odolphus Henry
Sherman deceased 20 wit: The southeast unrt of tho
northeast quarter OF section eleven Gr in town five
(5) north OF range twelve y east contlnnp cint,
acres moro or l"+s. Appraised at Terms [naie
known on the day of siie,
HENRY SHERMAN Administrator
of Roduphus H. sherman deed
By GEonGE STRAIN. his Attorney
DeC0mhUr 81. lSh1-3lmlS9 o.
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Farmers of Ohio
HAVE YOU SUBSCRIBED FOR THE GOOD OLD
OHIO CULTIVA VATOR
FOR 1853 p

1t is the Farmers and Gardeners own paper.
Published tIece every month, IN book form suitable for
binding.
TEuMs.-Sl year, single copy; three copies for 81
six for ST. nine for $G and copy extra to the geter
up OF every club of 0. Specimens free.
S, ID. HARRIS Columbus, O.,
Editor and prOrr;sfOr
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OCT LYDIA LrTrLEPEr, regular and excel.
dent contributor to the Golden Prize, was at
home on New Years day, prepared according to
: New York custom, to receive calls from an IN
Vulnerable host of friends and admirers. Think
ing to turn the calls to the b4st account possible,
she introduced into her entertainment an album.
and OF course at night she was the possessor
OF many rare gems, some of which she dishes
up to the readers OF the Prize. From the nun
Der we extract the following, the effusion of ian
embryo Md"
Down with the scalpel--away with your pills
On New Years mankind should never feel ills
I'm full OF good spirits am rid of the rust
That study has given Tn OF on a bust"
BY the way, reader, the Golden Prizs is
good family paper, and has many excellent con-
tributors. II is large, beautifully printed, and
is well worth the price of its subscription. We
always find something good in ite columns and
generally enrich the columns Of the Journal by
selections from it, For particulars, see pros.
pectus in another column.
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Glass, &C., &C.,
In short every thing that can be found in country
Store.
The above goods will be sold as low ns anywhero
west of New York. for Ready Pay. In these DAYS of
Money Pancs. we advise everybody, to bring on your
Cash, while it is good. and buy cheap
Grateful for past iavors we hope to merit a contnu
ance Of the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on
f. r. MILLER G Co
October 49, 1S57--25tf
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]. w. WOODBURY., Clerk
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-11-26
TO TIE FARMERS
Gnc MONTGOMERY County.

A ND DEALERS IN FfRHfNG NIPPLE
"A ALENTS.--The undersigned beg leave
most respt ctfully to inform all who are deal
ing in or using the above articles, that we are
extensively engaged in the manufacture Of I'M
plements lorfarmers' use. Having fitted up an
extensive establishment we are prepared TO eX-
ecute all orders with neatncss and despatch.
We name a few Of the leading articles-yiz;
Horse Powers and Wheat Thrasbors Of the
most approved kinds; Wheat Fans; Wheat
Cradles Ploughs, in great yariety-some new
and useful improved patterns, much sought for
by the farmers Who have used them. WcWould
call special attention to our new No ] and 2
Chesapeake Plough, which combines economy
and strength, and in its favor We could pro
duse some fiattcring certificates
Cultiyators, different patterns; Iiarrows, Of
all kinds; Corn-Shclers for horse and band
power; Wheat Drills Shoves. Forks, Spades,
Trace Chains, &c. Horse Collars and lames,
Sausage Cutters and Suffers, Machine and
Plough Castings, BY the quantity or single
piece
zzs~ Field and Garden Seeds, warranted fresh
and good.
We are also Agents for 1TcCormieks Reaper
andMowing Machine, and Montgomery q " heat
Fan.
We would invite al interested to give us
call before purchasing elsewhere.
COTTINGHAM IL JOHNSON,
Ne $50 Pratt ST. Wharf,
Cor HollngsWorth ST., Baltimore.
feb 2--l2m
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-11-26
DISTRICT ADVERTISEMENTS.
& Winter Trade OF
1853 and 1850,
E are now fully prepared for the present

A Z are now fully prepared for the present
w Autumn and Winter Trade.
Our stock in all frst-clas5 European and
American fabrics will be found much larger,
richer, and decidedly more attractiyey varied
than at any previous season.
Our object is to present at all times and in
all departments the largest and most compre-
hensiye stock of first class DRY GOODS (adap-
ted for general wants. in this market
Our Northern and Eastern correspondents
send us new supplies daily
ONE PRICE ONLY, marked in plain fig
ures hence we are prepared to solicit the es-
pecial attention Of all purchasers who procure
their supplies for the cash,
We state now, on the threshold Of the au-
tumn, that we are not opening any new aC-
counts, and wish II distinctly understood that
all our bills are due in cash monthly, or just
the moment VIC prefer to present them in adj
dltion. the money viii be required notes VIII
not answer our purpose.
Our entire stock being marked at the lowest
cash prices we are compelled to be stringent
in our terms.
a visit from strangers and residents solicit
ed it inOrs no obligation to purchase.
G00d Ajtjcles, Loc Prizes, and Fair
DealiHg may be relied on in all cases
PERRY & BROTHER,
Central Stores,n west building,
opp. Centre Market, City Of Washington.
sep - Marl. G8Z.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-11-26

Mr.. j. n Chandler, a correspondent
Of the Patent office, speaking of the
preservation of potatoes for seed, says
She potatoc, when obtained from its ma
ave mountains was small, watery, and
even bitter tuber, but by cultivation it
has been brought into 50 high refined
State, that most Of the countries of the
civilized globe look at it as one Of the
most important articles of food. He
says.
BY violating the laws of nature,
every one who has ever noticed the diff
ference between the flavor of a potato
N the fall when first dug, and ono in
spring which has been kept in large
cellar, has observed that the flavor be-
came much impairel-much more 50
than those buried in holes in the earth,
where they retain nearly all their fresh
ness and vitality. 1t has also been no
ticed that farmers who have small and
inooEvenient cellars, keep their potatoes
N better condition than those who keen
their potatoes in large cool ones. Hence
by storing them in the weather and let
ting them wilt before planting, they be-
come weakened in their nature, and are
subject TO degcn2racy aud finally to dis
eases
In order to obtain good potatoes for
seed, make choice Of small spot Of ara
bic land in which water will not stand /:
an eastern slope and new ground is the
hest -plowed early in the spring, and
furrowed four or five inches deep, two
sud a half feet apart Select middling
sized potatoes which have touched the
ground during the winter previous, but
30 not cut them. Drop one every eight
inches along the burrows and cover thom
with forest leaves or straw two inches
deep. As soon as the tops Of the Young
plants are two inches high, pass between
them with a shovel plow and follow with
hoe, destroying the weeds and leycling
the ground; do not hill. This is all
you have to do until fall When thC
ground begins to freeze, cover with
straw chat or forest leaves, six incho,
deep, to keep them from frost You
potatoes will now have a chance to res
during the winter. In this way yol
will have the greatest yield and bes
quality. Continue this course from yea
TO year, and the rot not only disappears
but your crop will increase twenty-five
20 one hundred per cent. The thir
year you may increase your field Gro
by blowing ia inc manure. You wi
now have had natures course.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-11-26
BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS
d. BURG EXCELSIOR f!
PERUVIAN GOANO EXCELLED
g De BURG"

HDE BURG is composed Of chemically
~ prepared Peruvian Guano, Bones,
Flesh, Blood &c, and is prepared expressly
TO supply all soils, whether deficient or not,
with the constituents to produce all crops, and
at the same time improve them; no Guano or
edmixture Of Guanos can DO this as none con
tain the requisites within themselves.
Any one Of the seven elements of De Burg
are as important to the practical farmer as
either Of the two which guano supplies; as a
proof Of this, we subjoin the opinion Of DIR.
DAVID STEWART, Chemist to Maryland
State Agricultural Society, who inspects every
lot We receive, before offered for sale, ana says
in his report to us:
DE Burg's compound is much more general
ly valuable to the practical farmer than any
mixture Of phosphates and ammonia or manip-
ulatod guan0."
a ltnt-" There are other elements in De
Bury to which attach as much Importance as
"'nnons ana rhospi9tes, ana } cannot pass a
"heie one OF Ouese Is "DsehI however
'uQ l,. ammonia Ahd poosphai, are present
we '@'i your ''l5hiQn 70 lie loiioWlhs Ies-
nN'o"l'5s} receiver WHaiA lhe Past month";
lrolI " e,i SHOWN alieAe'i near alioi whom
spe,A "a 'he iei nt1iHs ana uuIanie properties
Oh ne bVHg ID addiueh TO ITS value as crop
e'p"S wv .,,-,, I'm
n, ~ "" ~ l''n !, Gsq n 5lohlgomeIy
~ Nuy says jan ~ 1903 aPPnea we
band6l ia 2 bill9 on an oId Geld onite nj,
tbat you'd not L3-s b,~,,o,lt ,,o,o than 80
barrels rer acre. b, a1r,i,i,,, ~ s',+SJ I
made 10 : barrels per acre. anplie1 nj h.
same rate for oats. and they we're yery GOOD
for tobacco. | like it very much. as it grows
Of quick and natures ii early. 1t docs not
affect OF burn the roots Of corn like guano'-
NJ ,vha4t s0vsu with no Bur,r looks oo17aII, o O
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-11-26
CITIZENS OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY
READ!
Painting, G.azing, &c.

EOHN j. PORTER formerly of
~ Washington, ~ Ct, having stab
lished himself in Rockville, is prepared
to execute IN a workman-like manner all
of the following described work that may
be entrusted to his cIre-viz:
House and Sign Painting and Glazing !;
Grdniug and Marblne, Of every descrip-
ton; Kasonine and Fresco Painting !:
Tin Work Japanncd; Old Furniture Po-
lished IN the best manner; Wagons and
Carriages, Of every description, Painted
and Vanished at the shortest notice.
lie hopes by strict attention aud pune
tuality in business to merit liberal share
Of patronage.
HIS SHOP is the one recently occu-
pied by Mr. HOFFMAN, as a machine shop,
where he can be fonnd AZ all times, ex-
cept when out on business.
Es9- All Orders directed to him at
Rockville, or left al the store of Mr..
WIN. BRADDocK, will be promptly at
tended to. [sep lily
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-11-26
PRENIIH TJLLTl GI071g &E.

lust received, by the subscriber, an assort-
- mcnt Of Thos Criswells Superior Fun
Cloths, Striped Linseys, Fl}Tnnels, TWceds and
Cassimcrcs. Also, a supply Of Ills superior
three-ply Wooden Yarn, which he is selling at
Factory prices Persons wishing any Of the
articles would do wen to purchase carly rs
there viii be no chance Of gcttinnono,hars sup
ply the present season, shonld il be necessary.
WM~BRAuDOCk,
Oct Quality Hill, Rockville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-11-26
SILKS,

nUR STOCK OF SILKS was never so large,
~ cheap, or so rich at any former period as
BOW. Reference Is made alike 10 All new things
in SILK ROBES OF modern designs, as well
as Dress Patterns and other styles in the piece
Our Northern and Eastern correspondents
send us new supplies daily.
One price only, marked In plain figures
hence no purchaser is overcharged.
We are not opening any new accounts.
All bills presented monthly for payment in
cash
Strangers and residents invited to inspect
our stock they viii at least learn the lowest
market prices. il inoufs no obligation to pur-
chase. PERRY & BROTHER,
"Central Stores, west building,
OPP. Centre Market, Washington, D. C.
sep q Marl Gaz.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-11-26
PERUVIAN euAN0
r g due ed in Price,

MARINERS, please take notice, that S11iP-
a. SON has REDUCED the price Of Pernyi-
an Guano. A fuu supply of A Mol on hand.
Just received, a lot OF REESE'S GCANO,
better FOR Wheat and Graz than the Peruvian.
and just MS strong in ammonia.
K.ITN',S MOOD ea3 WOOL MANURE,
a new and valuable Fertilizer Try it'll
BONE h EST, in quantities as ordered.
REMEMBER, if you please--thc place to buy
at, is the la4eDsH3.m Guaao Dapot Of
2. 7. SIMPSON,
No, 5l9 7th street, north of Pa. ave
oct l5-Gt Sign Of Gold Eagle.