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THE TERMS OF SALE

in THE matter Of the sale Of the Real
L Estate OF John T. Amoss, late of
Hartford county, deceased-ORDERED,
this Sd day of December, 1862, by the
Register of Wills for Hartford county, in
the recess of the Orphans Court, that the
sales made and reported by Archer II. JAR
rett, Executor Of the last will and tesla
ment of John II. Amoss, deceased, be and
the same are hereby ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary be shown on
or. lefore the 9th day of January, 1863.
Provided, copyof this order be pub
lished in some newspaper printed in Har-
ford county. once in each of three sue
cessive weeks before the said 9th day of
January, 1868.
The Report states the amount of sales
to be $7,09379
B. H. HANSON,
Register Of Wills Hartford county.
Trne copy, test.
B. II. HANSON,
Dc Register of Wills Hartford Co.
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Office otfhe Mutual Fire Insurance
Company in Hartford COUNTY,.

NOTICE is hereby given, that in pur-
IN suance of the Charter of said Compa-
ny, AN ELECTION for President and
eighteen Directors thereof, will be held
at Bel Air, on MONDAY, the 9Th day of
January, 1863, to serve for the ensuing
year, and for the purpose Of making such
changes or notifications of the BY laws
as may be considered expedient.
dc A. L. JARRETT, Sec'y.
[Balt co. Adv. and Amer. copy.l
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NOTICE

It's HEREBY GIVEN to the creditors
of EPHRAIM G. HOPKINS, late Of
Hartford county, deceased, to file their
claims, duly authenticated and proven,
with the Clerk of the Circuit Court for
Hartford county, on or before the 2lst
day of December, 1862.
HERMAN STUMP. JR.,
na22 Trustee.
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DWELLING HOUSE.

with suitable outbuildings.
The soil is of good quality, and the
land is well watered, and within sight of
Rock Run Chapel and School, and within
three miles of Stafford Mills and the Tide
Water Canal.
g1-The Terms of Sale, as prescribed
by the Decree are-one-third of the pur-
chase money to be paid in Cash on day
of sale, or the ratification thereof; one
third thereof in six, ard the residue in
twelve months thereafter, the credit pay
ments to bear interest, and to be secured
by notes or bonds of the purchaser, with
security to be approved by Trustee,
HERMAN STUMP, JR.
no22 Trustee.
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NOTICE.

TIME COPARTNERSHIP heretofore
existing between the subscribers, un-
der the pame anu style Of SMITH & M
CHOL, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. J. COLBY SMITH,
WIN. E. NICHOL.
Aberdeen, Nov. 24th, 1862.
The business will hereafter be conduct
ed al the old stand. by
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ON Saturday, the Sd
HAY WANTED.

Urine BAILED TIMOTHY HAY wanted at
LAPIDUM, Hartford county, Maryland, for
which the HIGHEST CASH PRICE will he
paid. B. PUGl1, JR, Agens
sept. s. or JAS. A. Davis.
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TIE CHARTER ELECTION.
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Another Triumph OF the
Conservatives.
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Nearly All the Democratic Cam
didates Elected.
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WONDERFULLY QUIET ELECTION.
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THE CITY GOVERNMENT FOR 1863.
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SCENES AT TAMMANY HALL.
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Serenade and Speech Of Matthew 7. Brennan,
the Comptroller Elect,
WONDERFULLY QUIET ELECTION.
THE CITY GOVERNMENT FOR 1863
SCENES AT TAMMANY HALL.
&C.,.

Tho election yesterday noted as one OF the most
quiet that has taken place in this city for number Of
years. and when the fact that four hundred and fy
candidates Of ali the various stripes Of party, in tho
lists as aspants for the different Offices taken into
sideratiou it will be tho surprising that little
citement was manifested.
Mr.. Haws the republican candidate for re election to
tho office Of Comptroller, although admitted on all sdos
to have served the city faithfully in its financial depart
mont during histerm OF Office, could not stem-wth all
bis personal influence and popularitythe conservative
current which swept the city in November last and,
as appears by the returns, is stil in its flood.
Mr.. Brennan is elected by thirteen thousand ma
jory on vote much smaller than that cast month
ago and Mr.. Deven, the conservative candidate for
Corporation Counsel has oustrppcd his republican
petitor nearly twenty three thousand votes.
Nearly all the candidates the conservative tcke,
have succeeded by majorities proportonatey large.
The Board Of Aldermen for the coming year will contain
but two republicans, and the Counclmanic Board will
be made up nearly not quite of conservative members
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Republican Headquarters.


SCENES AND INcIDENrs-rHE FIRST SYMPTOMS OF
DEFEAT-A COLLAPSE AND NO RETURss-A sKE-
DADDLE, ETC., ETC.
AZ late as seven O'Clock last evening the republican
hsadquarters OF Tweutythrd street and Broad
way, presented q very ssmbre and undemonstra,yo
appearance.
AL the hour already specified just bakcrs dozen Of
elsctonesr worn partisans assembled ugubrous
copcavo In tho room wherein result OF the days pro-
cecangs was supposed 10 be made known. The fore
gone conclusion" Of the charter election painfully
manifested the saddened sountcnanccs Of the "hr
eenv aud for the space OF thrssquar,ers q hour
nothing was heard but silence within tho chamber.
Az the small assembly became slowly augmented
by the arrival Of and threes the meanchoc enden
cy seemed rather tina diminish, for the al
most universal response Of the harbngers from the var
GUS wards Of ths city was that they would not give
two Ha ws for the election Of the republican ticket Al
quarter to eight O'Clock there gathering Of bc-
tive On fifty and sixty persona the room and In order 70
relieve the dulness occasioaed by the nonscepcn Of
the returns free discussion Of pct muscular cha
actsr ives entered into. One huge listed indvidus who
was svd entity cenvert," or a"pervcrt, 40 The case
NAV be from the ranks the great untsrrnsd sudden "
burst into the room, and was Immediately assaIled BY
squadron OF republicans, who accused him and
his associates with having closed & their polling
he isgaIIy specified time. Words loud and deep-but
neither moral nor pariotcfollowed, and muscle was on
The pont OF settling the contest u not, that well
timed Joke of the accused individual provoked the hsiiy
Of those beigerenty inclined Musha said the party
blowed down the box' This sally completely defeated
the casus te and the assembage respsea into the set
tied sobrety Of disappointment and chasriu Shortly az
Ter eight O'Clock Mr. Bray, sergeant a. Arms. stsoped
uuon the plaorrn and said" Gentiemen, bog 70 state
that committee have made no arrangements Tor the
reception Of returns here tonight, and only lighted up
,he room in order that reporters OF the press could
not say that we appeared IN total darkness"
This fell like a thunder clap on the expectant and ex
cited assemblage some OF whom, however, uttered
word in response the chamber was vacated IN dgged
all
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mon 70 60 Halleck replied that there could POS
sibly be sent moro than twenty thousand Mcclellan
asked 70 oconsder the matter til morning. when he agreed
TO 20 on with that number On General Haecks arrival
home he received despatch saying that at oast thirty
i've thousand would be required.
The report states that such reinorcements could not
sent without leaving Washington and Baltimore almost
dsfencecss and Hascks report of the army Of the Pcto
mac was issued August 3; previous order having been
given for the removal Of the sick, and transports
10 vast numbers supplied; but that protest
was received from General Mcclellan on the 5th,
and that tho order was not put in force for eleven
days. the 14.h On the LIST, orders were given TO Gen.
Burnside to embark at Newport News for Aqua
Creek who arrived there promptly on the night Of tho 3D.
review Of the movements before Washington s
made He says that part Of the Army Of the Potomac
ordered TO the front from Alexandria, and that Gen.
Cox was ordered TO by rail, via Washington from
Western Virginia, with the main portion Of his force. or
General Popes order the 9th, TO General Porter 10
be at Brstow Station the next morning, he says for
unexplained Porter did not comply with this
order and his corps not in the battles Of the 2Sh and
29th," in which General Pope "gained considerable
ground, though the battles were not decisiven
OF the reinforcement from Alexandria, embracing nt
length the whole Pennsular army IL is said some Of
the corps moved with becoming activity but the delays
Of others wero nither creditable excusaben The
soldiers actually engaged in those battles "fough with
great bravery" but many thousands struggled away from
their commands, and II is said that not few volunta
rily surrendered to the enemy, to be paroed
"proners Of war; II Is add, "Had the Army OF the
Potomac arrvefa few days earlier the rebel army could
have been easily defeated, and perhaps destroyedn
The losses at South Mountain and Antetam put at
Lac killed, 5000 wounded and 913 mssinga total of
10,22I.
The report states that the army rested on the north
bank OF the Potomac near Sharpburg from the nth Of
September October
"the inactivity of so large army in the face OF a
defeated foe and duricg tho most favorable for
rapid marches and vigorous campaign, matter OF
great disappointment and regret"
General Haeck states that he teegraphed Mcclellan
October g. to cross the river General Mcclellan dsap-
proved the plan crossing south OF tho Blue Ridge but
proposed to at Harpers Ferry and on Win
chester, but did not cross until Oct. 26, and then at
Berlin, The passage occupying till Nov 8. During this
period General Mcclellan stopped communicating with
the Commander in Chief addressing the President On
the 9th his removal was ordored,G
The New York herald., 1862-12-03
New Publications.
The following is list Of the new publications received
NJ The HRRAIn o61ca 70 Noyamber D.
GENERAL LrKRArvRI


GENERAL LITERATURE.
aHistory OF the Bank Of England, is Times ana Ira
ditcns, from 1894 TO 1874" BY John Frances. First
edition with notes and appendix, including
statistics OF the Bank 10 the close Of the year 1851 By
Smith Hornans
The City Of the Saints and Across the Rocky Mountains
10 California" BY Richard y. Burton. Published by
Harper Brothers.
"ihe FIirt or, Passages in the Life cf Fashionable
Young Lady" Ey Mrs. Grey. Published BY Petersen b
Brothers Philadelphia.
"Why Paul Ferrol Killed His Wife, Published by
Carleton.
uIyrics for Freedsm' Published by Carleton.
Answers TO Ever Recurring Questions from the Peo
pie" BY Andrew jackson Davis Published by A. j.
Davis h Co.
The War Powers Of the President and the Legislative
Powers Of Congress in Relation 70 Rebellion Treason and
Slavery BY VIM. Whiting. Published by John L.
Shorey, Boston.
"LExpedition du Msxique." by Edgar oulnot. Pub.
lished by w. Jels, London
"The Pirates Of the Praires; or, Adventures in The
American Dcsert.n by Gustave Aimard. Published by
Peterson Il Brothers, Philadelphia.
Surgca and Practical Observations on the Diseases OF
tho Ear, with New Mode OF Treating Deafness" by j. Il.
Won Eisenberg.
aHIstory Of the Groat Rebellion BY P. Kettle Pub
lished BY l.. stebbins Worcester, Mass.
"Uahsd States Tariff" Compiled by =. d. Ogden Pub
lished by Bogert, Bourne Co.
"the Westminster Review for October; American
edition. Published by Leonard, Scott Co.
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School Trustees Elected.
THE POLITICAL HEADQUARTERS,
Tanmany Hall.

The democracy mustered in considerable force at Tam
many Hall last night hear the results Of tho election
aud to cheer loudly for tho successful candidates. At
ball. past eight the old wigwam was crowded in eyery
part but the proceedings tame and simple wi,hou'
the presence Of solitary leading speaker the MANI
festation OF a new political id0a.
The returns from the different districts in very
slowly, but whenever new appeared it drow forth
loud and enthusiastic applause from the audience every
part Of the house. There but few speakers IFe
sent. Captain Keller spoke fusnty for short time He
showed that the country was going 10 pieces and that
there was unanimny among the people. He concluded
with desires the return " peace and the unity OF the
old and undivided Union.
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.r,es,, for Illegal Voting.

ro.s was very little done yesterday ID the way Of
,u.laI voting and the police made very few arrests
1s following cases were reported at police headquarters
a, sundowH'-
carre, GILBERT, second district, Twelfth ward.
charles y,csea fifhward.
John Wald alias Meyers, In the sixth ward.
cornelius tainon, IN the Twelfth ward
ishn tesns, in the Twelfth ward.
ssmps a,lrkc, in the twelfth ward
nrtctt NceUnn. In the Twcfth ward
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serenade TO Jadsc Brennan.

The Ninth ward democracy, headed by Graulas pand'
proceeded TO me residence Of the Comptroller elect Mr
Matthew T. Brennan o. white street. at eleven oeieek
last night, ami entertained that gentleman WIN Tue
pleasure Of serenads The band discoursed some opers
,c and national airs after which Mr. Bronnan came on
the ssoop and mado an apology for no. making eas pseSn
upon wy ss,er Mr. Brcnnan's speech Messrs John
Clancy and luke Coxns addressed .he crowd N sw
rs,nasks. when they dispersed at about twee oSook.
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REPORT OF the oENERAL.IN.cHIEr.

The Gcnefan Chief in his report 70 the Secretary Of
war that he started tho cath Of July visit he
Army Of the Potomac "to ascertain lerc possi-
bility Of an advance upon Richmond from iiarfDons
Landing and II not to form some ar i . lie rmis
Of General Pope and General Nc .ar !" aho va a. hc
opinion that u would require ffy lhvussaa aelstua,
The New York herald., 1862-12-03
Obituary.

Hon JouS SvINAN Led sGdisnly iho l7lh Inst, Il
Txelet, - H., " aqppy.y. iOr a number Of years n,
had bcss olay cotoIa' y she ssio, All wss AZ sau
time IL - 2 lsetas. Jtdss sq'tv,n was O. !asai ts
scerdaat Il cnerai sSryar, Of RsysIplp.sry memory.
The New York herald., 1862-12-03
The Naval.

town Navy Yard, nearly ready for The following Is
the list OF her ofhocrs--
Conp,ander--Edward 7. Nichols.
Acting Mas'er--Henry X. Biltr.s.
Acing Epa sns-Wniiam l.. Bowers, W. Y. Cobb.
Ac;,ng A Itom pogmasssrN. =. Hosfosd.
farE a.sisois Surgsfp--R. q walton.
Fira IssigcEs ks,alH.tJ (fs chcrg).ii. & Msxson.
,Stcosi 1ssfst43r Eiginsel A-5en amin layIcr.
7trd AssisioR Eplinsrgf-i ilcien Blanchard, Thomas
rempfcy.
Ic,.si Wele,fs 1,,ss-sicrsy Heli, Hspry W. LcEhr,
aarln s. Tham.rs
iyftac Gasnlg--ielx CsssSjy,
The New York herald., 1862-12-03
Mozart HAL headquarters.

II supposed that the headquarters OF tho Mozart
wing Of the democracy, which had much to do with
producing the nomination Of the successful candidates
for Comptroller and Corporation Counsel would be
last evening for the reception OF the and for
iolliHcaton over tire result. But for cause
otherprobably because they felt confident that Brennan
and Devsin would walk the course-they did not
assemble at their night but resolved wait
patiently the fu returns N the morning papers
The New York herald., 1862-12-03
The First south Carolina Coiored Regi.
ment.

Rev T. W. Hgginson, of Worcester Mass has accepted
the cconecy of tho First south Carolina colored res.
The New York herald., 1862-12-03
UNION MlNsTRTIS

Dan. White, Fred. Percy, I'd. Williama, fTcd Wnio
Comic Song shorty Bower
Essence OF Old Virginia G. Boomer
THE EXEMPT BRIGADE,
By the entire company concluding with
GRAND WALK ROUND.
This company, no doubt, will be we'll paronized and Of
considerable value amusement. Its ability s good
The temporary light, formerly in usc at Roanoke
Marshes lighthouse G., has bsen removed, and fourth
order Fresnc apparatus has been replaced Arc Of the
horizon illuminated 270 deg The light 10 fixed white,
and VIII be exhibited on tho night Of the 18th November,
and every night thereafter, and era be eleven
miles. BY order OF the Lighthouse board,
j. p. SMITH, Lighthouse Engineer.
The New York herald., 1862-12-03
NswBxRr, Nov. 20, 1869.

NswBERH, Nov. 20, 1863
Neu5xn Once Mere Enliuesed BY Secular AmnssrenNco
Fork Negro Asnshes IN Popev--A Nso Light DC.
We are fast reaching the "sublimy q civilization
as may be seen by The following probably Of the
HKaAiDs readers win recognise familiar names);-
The New York herald., 1862-12-03
School Commissioners Elected.
school Inanecto-s Elected

CUiservhtIVus. ..s'....,... 70
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Legislative Department..
op THE ROARD OF AIpERMrN,

Co1erNa
Hep bse.'
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WHEELING, VA. MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST H. 1862.

1
disputes it? My confidence would be weak
indeed, if it rested on the skill of McClel-
Ian on that great army, marYellously Gre
| ated iu few months, and stretching far
| ther than the distance from Madrid TO Mos
| COW; on the prosperity of the North, on the
| ruin of the South, on the discredit of its
notes, which already are at a discount OF
| fOrty-tive per cent. for gold, on the need
which it will soon perhaps experience OF
exporting its two cotton crops, and OF
prOfiting, to offer it to our famishing
manufacturers, on the ports which the
Union fleet will, doubtless, occupy and
open within its limits. The reasons of
my confidence are different. l reflect that
a just cause is in question: cause which
has gained its suit | look ut the unani-
nous convictions Of the nineteenth cen
tury remember, ol.10; all, that there is
God. ienry, M
eyes, you will be tns' 'otrouger, generous
defenders ofjustice you will be the strong
er, if you ally yourself to justice and to
God. IopeI God himself has implanted
the need of encouragement in the iumost
depths of soul. Hope! Cling to hope,
preserve serene and imPregnable faith IN
the triumphs of eternal right.
"Danton said .-'Audacity, audacity, and
again audacityF say, willingly y:-'Hope,
hope, and again hopper This crisis, de-
spite the suffering that it includes, will be
the honor aud consolation of our times
Never, perhaps, were matter and spirit so
directly Mt strife; the question is IA moral
one it is for America to know whether
the Puritan element will win-for the whole
world to know whether liberty and justice
will finally prevail.
"The whole world, l have just said, is
engaged in the contest. The uprising of
this people uprises us also; this spectacle
of sutferings nUbly accepted do us good
We feel that one of those storms which
purify the atmosphere is passing at this
moment over the globe.
"Those over whom it passes have to SUIT
fer, but after the tempest comes fine wen-
ther, and, like that which, after having
been dispersed by the storm, found itself
entire iu the smooth waters of Port Roy
al, America will seem, perhaps, almost to
sink beneath the violence OF the winds, un-
til it attain the end. This end is peace.
"Having once succeeded in suppressing
the fearful evil which was devouring them,
the United States will rot feel that their
present sacrifices are dispropOrtioned to
the progress accomplished. Acquired at
this price, the abolition of slavery will not
have been bought too dear.
"The question In the end is a second
creation Of the United States. This is car
ried on by the American method, that of
Washington, that of the war of 1872, that
which begins IN weakness and ends in gran
deur.
mo, the sixteenth President of the Uni
ted States will not be the last; no, the
eighty fifth year of this people will not be
the last their flag will come out of battle
pierced with bullets and blackened with
powder. but more glorious than ever, with
out having let fall, as hope, in the melee.
single one of its thirty-fOur staIs."
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9atlg gutelligentrr
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

TWELVE SouD LINES oP NoNPAREIl (oR ONE INcH, } )oR
LESS, MAZE SQUARE.
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AJ-Yearly Advertising reasonable terms Rccor-
ding to the space occupied and the number changes
made.
Aladvertisements from transient persons strang
ers to be paid for in Gdrunce.
business Cards exceeding five lines $40 per year,
Sc for six months, but for shorter period nothing
will be counted less than square,
The privilege of Annual Advertising is limited to
the Advertisers own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the benefit of other prisons as
we'll all legal advertisements, and advertisements
ofauction sales and real estate sent in by them
be paid for at the usual rntes.
A8-Advertisements not accompanied with wrttel
directions will bo inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly.
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in all
at full yates.
Marriages, Noticesof Funerals, and announcements
of sermons, so cents each. nonv1l-'59
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Price List OF Crackers q Cakes.
DEVRIEs, STEPHENS G CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Foreign d Domestic Dry Goods,
No. 8I2 Baltimore St,

DAHLLNAULNEJ MD.
NETE arr now receiving our large and carefully &c
w lected Stock OF Foreign nd Domestic Dry
Goods purchased for Cash, for the Spring and Sum
mer Trade com rising every variety OF Dress Gusds,
OF fine and medium qualities of beautiful styles OF
the most recent printing and importation.
CLOTHS, CASSTMEBES, SATINETTS, VEST
lNoS. Also a general assortment of all kinds OF
Dry Goods.
extensive NOTION DEPARTMENT, which en-
bra es every variety of Goods usually kept by the
largest Notion Houses. To all of which invite
the attention of purchasers. We will sell stock
at rs low pric's rs the DDS can be had in any
OF the Northern or Eastern markets.
mhSl-3ms DEVRIES. STEPHENS / co.
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A Card to Merchants.

BALTIMORE, March 9th, 1862.
NETE have now in store. (and shall continue to
w receive additions almost daily, during the
season) = SUPERIOR STOCK of STAPLE FANCY
DR. GOODS, adapted to SPRING and SUMMER
SALES, to which We invite attention. -.a
Our long experience in business enables us to
lect stock. with ESPECl Al REFERENCE to the
wants of the COUNTRY TRADE; aud purchasing
as " , do, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, We can
city.
We have taken advantage of the RECENT DE-
CLINE in most kinds Of Dry Goods; and our stock
now comprises lineO OF FRESH AND SEASUSABLE
goods, at prices AS LOW as can be named by any
other house. Our terms CASH, or six months
credit, for negotiable paper payable with exchange.
MILLER, CLOUD & MILLER
No. $40 Baltimore, and Al German St,
mb2S-1m& Baltimore Nd.
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THE FLIES ARE COIINGg
UOU me- not however suffer from their annoying
attentions. The
"LIGHTNING FLY KILLER"
will slav its TINS OF THOUSANDS" and exteIminate
them utterly in very few days
them easily in check during the summer. DO
This sFiy Killer been tested by tho expert
ence of tlgo scsOHs ani is superior to all limitations
AK for ..SLEEPER's LIGHTNING FLY KILLER "
price cts u sr sheet. T. II. LOGAN 4 CO.
and LOGAN, LIST & CO.,
iaa5 sr"~fs.