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PARTING WITH CHILD.-A painful case, and
rather curious one, (says the New Orleans
Delta, Of Jan. lj,) las been decided in one of
our District Courts. 1t was 4 conflict between
parents for the possession of a natural child
An unmarried woman sued out writ of habeas
corpus, to recover possession Of her child, lit
tie boy, two years and a half old, which she
said was Illegally kept from her By a certain
citizen and his wife
On trial, 1t appeared that this citizen was
the father Of the child, which had been handed
over to him by the mother, when il was a troU
bic and a disgrace to hor. He had accepted il,
and was doing for it all that any father could
do for a lawful child; beside which, he loved il
and petted il fOndly. This geRtleman's wife.
with a magnaninity quite rare in such cases
(knowing, as she did, all about the child.) had
adopted II also, and loved it as if il were her
cwn. On trial, the father was not able to prove
that the mother had given the child to him for
good and all.
On Monday, tho Judge decided the case
which was that the child must be delivered
over to its mother. With the order of Court.
and accompanied by the mother, n DEPUTY
sheriff went to the residence of the father to
get the child, and pass il over 10 its mother
lie describes the scene, created by his visit, ss
the mos: touching and distressing thing he
ever saw. The adopted mother. turning as
pale as doath, tried tO put him off on various
pretexts, and TO delay the separation as long
IS possible Taking the child up stairs to
wash and dress him, she looked him up, and
told the deputy he could not have him till the
husband came home.
hen the husband arrived, the deputy pO-
hteiy explained his business, and IVES POLITELY
treated. The gentleman went up stairs ana,
after awhile, came down With his wife and The
child.
The little fellow was nicely dressed, and his
adopted mother brought down with him a
whole armful OF the daintiest little clothes and
Tufies, &c, beside n number Of toys which had
been purchased for the pet at Christmas All
these she laid On the door at his feet without
saying a word; too proud to Display affection or
grief before the hated mother Of her pet, yet
showing symptoms OF the NOS. intense sup
pressed agony. The faTh acted as became
mau under such circumstances; allowing the
child to go quietly and without fuss. The mo-
ther took the little one in her arms. the deputy
gathered up the clothing and toys, and they
LETT. The door closed quietly behind them
and the more than real mother was forever be-
resved Of the dearest object Of her affections.
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A WESTERN lDEA.-An idea about as mag
nifcent as Mr. Ellett's plan of "slack- watering
the Ohio, is started by the st. Louis Democrat.
1t Is nothing less than to unite the waters OF
the Upper Arkansas, the South Platte and the
Kansas rivers, into one stream to fill the bed
of the latter, and make from the three inconsid
cradle and almost useless streams, one broad
deep, navigable river, that would open the far
west country clear to the base of the noun tans
aud into the new auriferous regions, whittier
emigration and civilization is now powerfully
attactel. The river thus created would be
equal to the Missouri in magnitude Hadn't
the Democrat better wait till the Pacific
Railroad ia built2
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ExPLosIoN or GAsoMErER IN A RAILROAD
CARA gasometer in the III a. m. train for
Philadelphia, exploded at Jersey city, on We'd
nesday, as the passengers were about taking
their seats, and filled the car with gas. One
OF the employees lit a match and applied it to
the burners TO ascertain the leak On opening
the closet door an explosion took place, filling
the car with flame and smoke, and setting fire
to the hair of a Miss Fowler, Of New York, be-
sides burning some of her wearing apparel.
A gentleman, passenger, was also slightly
burned about the face. No other damage was
done beyond the tearing off the head lining of
the car, which was not otherwise injured. 1t
appears that the escaped gas was confined be-
tween the head lining and the ceiling, hence
the explosion.
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10 The Inhabitants OF Southport, N. Y hav-
ing been much annoyed OF late by gang OF
thieves in that vicinity, have organized a Vigi-
lance COMMITTEES, and actually hung a fellow
named Odrll, on Tuesday last, for stealing a
pair of boots from Mr. Jones' store After hang
ing spell they took him down; but on his re-
fu.ng to coafSss the theft, they strung him up
again and on being a second time relieved he
owned up. They took him TO Jail
III Most of the vessels which left Detroit and
Cleveland for Liverpool, laden with various
products, have returned, and their owners are SC
satishsd with their ventures that the trade rs to
ne continued. So says the Albany Journal,
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Two RAPID POLICEMEN, in Ohio, arrested q
couple of shOemakers,f for robbing the Coshoc ton
County Treasury. They were taken before a
magistrate and here their heavy carpet bag
was forced open. The officers pulled out first
some Old clothes-merc rags that were not worth
carrying-"most suspicious" said the officers
put in on top to conceal what is underneath, >
next came a shoemaker's kit" avis, knives,
&c, but at last, at the very bottom, lay the
weighiy treasure carefully wrapped up in a
leather apron. 1t was handed out ca gerly and
unwrapped with great care by the magistrate,
when out rolled a shoemaker's Iapstone.
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A CUNNING DEvICE.-The Chattanoga, Ala
Advertiser relates the fnllaxine

CUNNING DEvIcE.-The Chattanooga, Ala,
Advertiser relates the following -.
a nice, respected lady, not thousand miles
away, had long noticed, to her dismay, that
her "worser haF' was growing foolishly suspi.
cious and jealous of her, She resolved to teach
MIN lesson. Some evenings since, as be was
leaving, she told him be need not hurry back,
she would not be lonely; she wanted her ducky
to enjoy himself, etc. Benedict felt veritabie
mice" under that hypocrisy, and resolved to
be avenged About O'Clock an individual"
about his size might have been seen cautiously
creeping along to the door, and noiselessly
Benedict peeped in. Just as he expected, there
they were pair of boots, coat on the back
OF chair, and a hat on tho table. Benedict
shivered like an aspen leaf, as he stooped.
pulled off bis boots, and drew pistol from his
coat pocket. With resolution flashing from
his eye, lie made tracks for the bedroom.
There ha was, kneeling at the bedside. coat
and vest OF, and lead on the pillow Miserable
viiiain-his time had come Say your prayers,
villain, your time is Shorthand a fash and
report told that the bullet had sped on its fatal
mission. ''Help! murder, watcb,-oh, is that
you!' and madame popped her little head up
body, and it was-a miscellaneous collection of
old coats, vests, pillows, handkerchiefs and
the like, made up for the occasion. II saw.
dear, what does all this mean?" exclaimed the
husband, with a blank, sheepish look. "WelI,
dear, replied the wife, II did get lonely, after
all, and just amused myself by dressing up
that puppet, and making believe you were st
hoHe. n sure didn't think you d suspect
here, there, said the chagrined husband
say no more about it, l thought it was a rob-
Der; dear creature, I'm so glad it didn't bit
you Benedict repeated "NOB Law ME - etc
and went TO bed, resolved not to watch sny
more at present.
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Nbhe PfTtTidg-s from tue ass,h have ep-
pea'rd sbou' Q"-oec, Canada. since the erteme
cold weainer Their bill differs in shap- fom
t54t OF the brown partridge, and they are also
very thicklY feaih~Ted down the talonS liz.
'baGtums The Indians say they are plentiful
at the stguenY, this winter, but never before
UJ- Some evil minded person has designs on
the life OF john Sovereign, Of Rock River, III ,
a-d several attempts have been made To dsstrov
him. Tue last wI> OF a most shoe king cha acier
affecting rot only the -itf- of Mr. = bu, Of his
nly. Ssvere sore mouths was ths cOnSegu-ucr
Th v erased u>i ~ tie water aud soon recovered
: Sl6%~queatly quaatiiy Of st.ychninc W - found
P'sced about the tin conducting pipe, where II
catered the cislern.
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JUVENILE PRECOCIrY.-A little child Of this
city was holding very animated converse ation
with one of aboutits own years, n few day since.
portion Of il was overheard, and it appeared
to be dispute as to what their "Inothers could
do" After naming over various meritorious
acts OF which their materials where capable
the one IN question put an end to the dispute
by exclaiming: well, there's one thing my mo.
tier can do that yours can't-my mother car
take every ono of her teeth out at on,sr'-
Netc Haren Netcs.
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Miscslhnoeus.

D"' 'onNsiRRSi Ri irNoRr
.,.,.,.-.. =. o..' eSc. $. .HsSsEIrAL s.. I
pIsELsEs OF INfRUptsoE.
| 4" 30 ,aIss Pslle.cI r.rvrsr.
cURs WARRANTED OR NO CHARGE IN rwo
a.,. .ss .s 81 n, b.h Arset,op. Of IN. a
. Debility s.ryOs.e. Dy.Psrsy I.Ssosr Lev s;.Ss,.
Sps. Dimr... Of sra, @ = ~. :.rt T,nsls, Ir.s
hInSt Nsse or Skin Affections cf the Io,s. soa,1h =,
s.ns DrssdfSi ssa 1f.ss from solitary
sfiGh render Marriage iHPossbls d.ssSoy hts sa,
f.t dresdfu aud dssiTu uctlv, habit Which snSusiy 49,,
% an Gh;iTey sr.ys taaasaHts q YourE q IN. ne,
have snrs"eed listening witb th. thunder. ~ -
s,hoe sr SHk-d 10 ecs.oy the living yr. may via
MARRIAGE
being H~.re Of weakness debility
Ne Who rnself ubd.r th. car. Of Or J. ma, r.s,
onsy conrde IN h's boncr Eeuttmsn and cOundeuty
orFics so ! 5 sot dyfii'TI tn FREDERICK srxrEr.
n. eo n.f of ys Ips S tTen o. s9rs ,. S door ,c
must be aid and contain stsmr
Member Royal College q London sr.du.,.
from one"f tie nost eminent COLE the states
pill. e Lon Parts Fh .sswheTe hss a.
snown many % .Isss S 1sss S T"s. . . ".s .s.
when as'ep; eat tervonsn-e b-,ng alarmed sndaeu
Tins with dersDseDe mind cured imm.oi.,.iy
TAXI PARTICULAR NOTICE
fourE Men AGd others no have Inquired themselves ~
certain practice ndus-d when reousSy
lesfnsd ion eyh ooupsr tort. st sohosl ehects
whieh are nightly f.t when s.Ieep and cur,d
renders marriage Impossible d.-toy. both nina ~
bodg, -hcud Sprlyi msdisteiy.
THEsE ofth- sad aud Effects prod
ey early habits q south via Weakness OF
Limits, PAins In the Bead sight Ioss Of hu.ru-
lar PoweE PsPtNtiOn q the Heart Dssp py
Debility. symptoms of Consumptisn, Sc-
hESrALLY.-TEe fearful ecects och 90 be
drestedLos Of Memory, Conf dess D,pression 81
1pr ETn forecdrs. Aversion 20 sooisty Self Di.trust.
duced.
NERVOUS DEBULrTr Thousands uce. What 10 the
cause o teir declining heNIt osinE
weak pale. nervou- and enacated, hsv singular ar
DISEASES OF IaPRUDENCg
When tie msgu!dsd and imPrudsnt vofzry plessur.
ends he has mbb.d he seds of this PaHful
cften happ-rs that t-tiinei of
discover. deters him from plying those
cation respectnbitr ALONE him n. f,l.
into th- HANDS OF isnOrInt ana who
incapable of curing nch his Tecunsry
rtfing month after month long the smallest
sgh his CALLING disappointment blythe
deadly poison Mercury sympom.
Nose skin 4e progressing with 'rigtfa rspiity an death
Pnts PeTd dreadful suffering. BY sending him 20
that Undiscovered country vhose bourne
nm. JOANsroS-s REMEDY FOR ORGANIC wEAENEss
AND IMPOTESCY.
by ths great and Important
spey cnred aud foil Thoussnds the
ao-t nervous and d-bIaied who hope haV
beeD Immediately relieved
All imIedimsn Marriage Phys al or mestai Discuaif
hcHu' Loss of Procreatve Power Nervous Irrat4b
ehi"g snd WeskRsss IA hsuston Of the fearful
ENDORSEMENT or TIE PRESS.
fHE hAsr THoUsAsDs cured at tls within
operations perfOrmsd by Johnson tn-...d By ts
reporters of the and other
ht- standing as a rentI-m.n 81 snd
billy IL snnci.nt guarantee 10 the sfeted. My
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NOTICE TO GAS CONSUMERS.

Y II: Myers having purchased of us the ,oIe ri ht
o. FES GAS SECONOMiZER for the Olstrict
OF Columbia, We wonid recOmme nd to ali who wis n
70 save their gas, and at the sans time inc reas a
their hight, to call and examine the Eoonomixer
GREGORY & GATES,
In the hrst paoe-ve clsim that the Economrzer
VIII produce twice the light with the same expense
as the ordinary burner. Ap0"'o
Seoond-that the EcOnomizer will produce ss
much. If not more, light with from IS to 81 per cent,
Thlrd-that the EeOnonlizer saves apd burns the
gas wasted by all the other burners row ir uss and
Of gas. ' waste
, The Economizsr csn be seen at the Plumbing
6as and Steam Fitting Establishment of
=. Z. 81. MYERS s. CO,
in slim Parn enan. ariu
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rtNHE GREAT VITAL REGENERAToR
ii TRIE HARi

TRIESEMAR-Protectedb by Royal Letters Pat
ent of England. and secured by the Seals Of the
Eoo.s de Pharmaole de Paris and the EmperIal Col
leye of Medicine, Vienna.
No, / is Inval uahe for relaxation, spematorrh1s,
and phys ca exhaustion, and 10 q tonic.
M Z oompletely eradloates all traces Of those
discs ses that have been hitherto treated by the nau-
eeOus and pemicous use of cOpsvls and cubebs
| No s has entirely Sup anted The injurious use OF
mercury thereby insurint TO the sufferer tpeeoy
relIef, dIsperslnE all the impurities a'o i0os O1'
TRIESEMAR, No. !. 2. and s, are prepared IN the
form of iozenge devoid Of taste or sn'el. ana can
he csIried m the waistcOat pocket. FOLD IN TIS
cIsEs sNp DIVIDED INTO Dos e es &C Mn
80 prIos IS eson. four cases IN one Tor -.
@Sicb saves SIS; and IN cases, whereby there ~
ssvinF az a. To ba had. wholesale and retail, Of
nT HARROW. ISL Prince street, New Hort. Inn
mrdistely on receiving tremittance, ,Dr. Barrow vl
securely packed and addressed sccordnt 70 the To-
stTuctiOns Of the wrIeeT. de ID Sm
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TEETH.

iNs LOOHIS, NJ. d., the inventor and patsrtee
OF the Mineral Plate Teeth, attends per-N
sonay at his oftice in this oty, KS
danJ persons can wear these Teeth who oSOlIn
cannot weaF others; and no person can wear otber,
who cannot ear these. ''
Persons calling at my offce can be accommodates
with any style and prIoe of Teeth thew nav desire
put I'D tnose who are particular and s the purest
oieanest, strong ard perfect denturs that
sIt can produce, the Mineral Plate viii be more
Rooms IN this city. Ss6 Penn. avenue hetve.n eth
anc i,th streets Also, S7 Arch street, PhiIade,rha
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SELLING OFF-SELLING OFF
JTT WJNTFP DRv GnODS

- ALL WINTER DRY GOODS
At greatly reduced prioes-many at less than
oOst-FOR CASH.
Also, IN store full stock of frst-c -c'ass genera
Staple Goods for family use, W vhch we ofYer at the
lowest CO sh prices.
We shall he greatly obliged to those whoss bills
remain unsettled If they will call and close them by
lst Fehruary as We expect all bills paid promptly
to the first of the year.
J. w. COLLEY 4 CO,
ia y 2w 523 7th street north Pa ayenue.
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Wood and Coal.

FCONOMY OF MONEY, TINE, AND LA-
ETNA FIRE KINDLING. to ignite Wood or
Coal the best, cheapest, and most snt arti
Gle OF the Kind ever produced. Give II trial: only
% cents PSF GoT, containing enough material for
oent packages. ' ~ N
Also, very superior lot of Wood and Coal
L Oah ana fins wood Cut and Split every rxe and
length at my Wood and Coal Yard.
-, X. w BATES,
oe0 corner of i4th and streets,
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A VAN CAMP,
A.. ENTIST,
tce. ~ Y-e0
Operating Rooms and ResIdepoe-1a7 F(S
greet; eetwe cen 9Th cpd 7th, four doors from llp
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DR srPpEErNN srp E \ Els r. Y.

DR., ,sTEPHEN BAILY,
oTsIcs No. az. THIRIEENTH STREET,
fOKr Doors Sosth Of PennsylrGnta Arenss,
DR.. BAILY bess leave to inform the public th.,
ne can DC seen at all hours, at has Office
located as above; He feels assured that sL&@
eIpeTlence OF fifteen years practices =, with S1E0
dcuit cases that he nas treated suecessfIII WI n
enable him To surmount any dIfiicIity, scientific or
once confirming the opinion of many men eminent IN
the profession. and especially Drs Harms and j. and
nercura rsparstions for ne the eeth a'ed,o s.o al al
Enamels. Gutta Percha, IndIa Rubber and Cements
that Porcslain, mounted on Gold Plate. is the oniy
reliable substance that oan be worn IN the mouth as
Vas mos Q, notusively shown BY the last American
Although he nst:er, himssf from his long resi-
Known to numerou, lends and patrons, he Beg.
.eaye to refer them 20 the following
TESTIMONIALS.
Ffou fhs las Rector Of fhs CkNrck Of TEpipkas,,
off thiS eifs:
DR.. STEPHEN BAILI: Dear Sir-I desire to ex-
cnce ~ IS aes Rs fRe
eIecuted for me have been highly satisfactory. i
friends AMI the public that your skill 60 well ds,
Washington, Aug. 3. issS. J. W. FRENCH
From on, Of tks Oldest finn, 4. Bal,irs,.-
Msssrs. Boggs, COtrnan = Co.
Dentist. Of Washinston city, to eIecnts Tor me an
important and difficult PIece of work, which be did
Of the mast distIns shed mem hers of the Den
tal College OF Baltimore fail after rep ea ed TRIALS
10 perform the some work satisfactorily ~ gives me
great pleasure to express ny entire oonfdenoe and
hlEh ostlmatlon OF his professional skill.
Baltimore, Jan. y, 1857. HARMANN BO66s,
EatrsstJrsm nots rses,r.d fror, tis late Hos.
Joks M. Clayton.
U. >. Senate, Arf. IL. 1856.
=, re teeth Jou made for me work admirably; no
thipZ couc bo better. Very gratefully,
JOHN NJ. CLAYTON.
To those seeking relief from the maiacies of the
teeth, can cheeriuliy recommend DIR, s, Baily ss a
superior dentist. lie made set of porce ain teeth
for ons OF my family aud plugged several teeth for
1:Tseif, and the work has alt stood well for more
than ten years. ROBERT L. NIXON
Apnlls, lass. Va. Conf IL. T. Church South.
We. the undersigned, having had occasion 10 avail
ourselves OF the professional skill OF DIR. 9. BaIly,
surgeon Dentist of this city. having been oofni.
xsnt of his operations on our fan es or friends lake
pleasure in eXpreseIn. our admiration of hs artistic
skill, as well Rs the uniformly satisfactory manner
IN which he reIioIms the most delicate and difficult
operations n Dentsl Surgery, and we respectfully
recommend him 20 tae cou6dence and patronage of
The nrhllc, oil which Nc consider him eminenty
worthy,
THOMAS U, WALTrR. Architsot U. 9. Capitol,
THOMAS MILLER, ~. d., of WASHINGTON, ID. G.
b. :. bOHRER, NJ. ID. OF Georgetown, ID. G..
Jos n. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID c.
6KoR6E WALTON, Ex-Governor of Florida.
WALTER LEH0X. EI- Mayor of Washington.
BHNRF BALDWIN. II. =. Patent Ofnoc,
ebao-n
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"a 1s-tf
CHARLES mADEs,
" (SuccRssoR TO b. ScHAD.D
Corner OF TAtyd Street asd PENN. ArsaEs.

The present proprietor has Just received the
splendid stock of Rhine Wine, Cham 4
payne original Prandies, of the purest N:HA$
quality, from France; and Gin, Its esusl uHS u
not to be seen IN this country, selected from Hol
land. All of thess were selected by the much la
mented b. Sohad, who few months sInce. sfter q
visIt u E0IOpe, departed this life. The stock is
one uneonaed, and will be presented to cOnDolss 70
81 pIIce, below the grade of the common LIqgOrs
offered IN the market. ln addition to the above we
and above all q quantity of Germ Potatoes, suit
ale for transpiantlnE and table use all kinds Of
Game 10 season, as the best of Oysters, and Mea s
at az h0ars at the shortett notice. To ali Of this
call part ouar attention. The prices for the same
cannot De compared with Tor chespnsst.
CHARLES MADES,
Ia Z In onrnAr Sd street and Penn avenue.
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ton, and the public. to call and
examine his stock for them
selves. consisting of
Fine Mshorany, Walnut, Cherry, and other Ward
robes,
Fine Mahorany, Walnut. and Cherry. jenny Lind
and other Bedsteads.
Fine Walnut end Rosewood Etrgeres, Ladies' Cab
inets ard Whatnots.
Fine Mahogany and Walnut SOfns and Chairs.
Fine solid Oak Marble top and other Cottsge Cham
Der Sets.
Fine Mahogany and Walnut Dressing and other
Bureaus, and SIdeboaTds.
Fine Mahogany ard other Chairs of every descrip-
ton.
Fine Marble top, Centre, Sofa, and other Tables,
ChIIa, Glass. snd Crookery Ware, Looking
Glasses, &c.
Ny purpose is to sell oheap as any other person
IN w ashIng ton, and on favorable terms and 4
fatter myself that no person wishing to purchase
Viii be disappointed If they give me oal.
A.GREEN,
81 1s-n No. SIS 7th strest.
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Dentistry, &a,

H. DENTAL NOTICE.
Dh. HILLS has removed his ofhce to IN. ,coro.
long occupied bI DIR. MaIster, fSS Perm
avenue between sth and 10th sts.D vheTe6@
ne VIII De pleased TO see ali who nav desire 01f6
hls services. For professional ability 4 am kindl,
permitted to refer 10 Dr. Master. iHl
H. uENIlSTRY IMPROVED.
l/h. NJ UNISON Is now setting Teeth on Vulcan
ite combining the lrreslstlh'e ADVANTAGES
OF hespness, durahIlIty, usefulness and IN SSE3
Creased comfort. Those having bsd!y ftt- -0StfG
Ing pates can now be ggarantIed perfect ft feeth
mounted on NucanIte viii cost one third less thaT
soa ana are lar supenor IN every respect, Call
snn see sPe Peolmens at 50 PenLsJlyania SVenue.
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THE PEOPLES COFFEE POT.

THE PEOPLES COFFEE POT.
Lovers of good coffee, oal and examine this GEL
ebnte1 sItlcle. Ii Is the only Coffee Pot IN
vented that preserves the pure aroma of the bevy
and at the same time is very economical, requiring
Only two thirds the quantity of coffee used IN the
ordin,Ty mode of boliIng. For sale at the Plumbing
Gas Fitting and Stove Establishment of
CELADON SNYDER,
ja20 next tn Star Ufhce.