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From the Daily Express, Lancaster, Pal .
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awe are indebted to Messrp. e. Barr Co. for
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have been using exclusively for tho year past.
at is manufactured at Wheeling, West Virginia,
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and to whose patriotism the highest compliment We
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free, as unfading and permanent as their Ink, with
which we make this record
ave use this FLUID because. after being torment
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General Fremont Assigned a Com
mand.
WASHINGTON, August I5.-The following
hns lust been issued
ADJUTANr GENERALS oFF1cE,
WAsHINGroN, August IL, 1862.

WASHINGTON august Id 1867.
General Order No. 1903
The following is an order of the Presi-
dent of the United States. dated June 26 !:
The forces under Major Gems. Fremont,
Banks and Mcdowell, including the troops
now under Brigadier Gen. Sturgis, at Wash
ington, shall be consolidated aud form one
army, to be called the Army of Virginia.
2. The command ofthe Army of Virginia
is specially assigned to Major Gen. John
Pope, as Commanding General.
The troops pfthe Mountain Department
heretofore under command of Gen. FIRE.
mont shall constitute the first army corps
under commRdd of Gen. Fremont.
The troops of tue Shenandoah Depart
ment now under Gen. Banks shall cousti-
tute the second army corps and be COM
manded by him.
The troops under command of Gen. Nc
Dowell, except those within the fortifica-
tons aud city of Washington shall form
the third army corps, and be under his
command.
By order of the Secretary of War.
[Signed. E. D TOWNSEND, A. G.
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CULpEPPER. Aug. I5.-Geu. Buford re-
turned,to camp yesterday. From best dates
obtaisable it is thought Jackson's rear line
is about four miles back of the Rapidan
while his main point of defense is Gorions-
vile. 1t is also reported that large forces
of the enemy now occupy the line of the
Central Railroad from Louisa to Char.
lottesville, from this it would appear they
Gordonsville.
Buford took many prisoners, some of
whom came out from their hiding places
aud voluntarily surrendered they said
they were tired of the war
Col Donnelly died last night.
All is believed to be quiet in front this
morning.
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az READER, you can have an enduring, Away
ready, and reliable CON PEN, exactly adapted to
your hand aud style OF writing, which will do your
writing vastly cheaper than steel Pens. II you
want it. see Tho Pen Is Aiightier than the Sword
in another column. mh25
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.8g 19legraph.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
Foreign News-Arrival of the Anglo
Saxon.

saxon.
CARE RACE Aug. 5.-The steamer Anglo
Saxon passed this point at $50 last even
ing. Her dates are from Liverpool to the
7th aud Londonderry the 9th, hut the Lon
donderry dispatch has failed to come TO
hand.
The London Daily Neos thinks the
American tariff will not be endured by the
people when its pressure begins to be felt.
II is thought taat Napoleon will allude
to the Italian and Mexican questions at the
coming fete.
1t is rnmoredthnt several of the Europe
an soyereigns will soon meet at Cologue.
The Freuch newspapers insist on Rome
being delivered to Italy.
II is stated that Garibaldi has about $50
followers with him who are but pooSly
armed.
A rumor was current at Madrid that
Murat is intended for King of Mexico.
r. Rastriau & Co., of Manchester have
stopped. Their liabilities amount to f40O,-
900 pounds.
desperate battle has been fought be-
tweet the Turks and Marteuegrins, both
parties claiming victory.
Lord Russell agreed that it was desira-
BILE if mediation is offered that all the
powers should join in it. He paid high
compliment TO Lord Lyons, the motion was
finally withdrawn.
FRANoE.-Itis reported that the Emperor
Napolean is trying to raise means to rem
der France Independent of America for
cotton.
The Pdtrie says that when the French
army gets into Mexico the navy will make
demonstrations in the Mexican Coast.
ITALY-Garibaldi has issued procla-
nation, urging the young men to arm, in
spirited terms.
Victor Emanuel has issued counter
proclamation, denouncing revolutionary
schemes and threatening the vigor of the
law on those who disobeyed. He declared
that he himself would move in the matter
of Rome at the fitting time. These things
caused great attraction towards Italy. The
English papers generally regret GaribaIdi's
course.
LArBsT.-The Queen in her speech pro-
roguiug Parliament says, the civil war
which for some time has been raging in
America has unfortunately continued in
unabaited intensity, aud the evils with
which it has been attended have not been
confined to the American continent; but
her majesty having from the outset de-
termined to take no part in the contest, has
seen no reason to depart from tue neutral
ity which she has steadily adhered to.
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cULPErPER, Aug. I6.-Geu. sigeI, who
occupies the advance near Rapidau, reports
that the enemy made this morning an at
tempt or feiut 10 cross the river, but he
drove them back
AIl-qniet at the latest advices.
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The weather il ooId and very fayorabIs


for the sick.
A lot of rebels were taken from the Rip
Raps this afternoon to Norfolk, soon TO be
discharged.
Arrest of Edison B. Odds, of Ohio.
WAsHneroS, August l6.-Informatioa
was received here to-day that Edison B.
Odds, of Ohio, has been arrested for dis
couraging enlistments and other treasona-
BILE practices, and is now confined in Fort
Lafayette. He is the politician who made
speech recently in Ohio. advising the dem
ocrats to stay at home in order to control
the elections, aud who saw in vision
blood at the ballot box at the fall elections.
The exchange of prisoners is still pro-
crossing at Aiken's Landing through Adj't
Gen. Thomas. 1t is now confined to officers.
Washington has resumed its former mil
itary liveliness by the arrival and depar-
ture of troops.
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RSWno IS Ir-That is not annoyed
by flies. during these warm. sultty days r.
You may easily rid your house of them,
and in very few days, by using the
LIGHTNING FLY KILLER. Price cents.
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New YoRK, Aug. le.-The- u. s. trans
port Mississippi, with s2s sick and wound
ed soldiers, arrived from Fortress Monroe
his evening
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Heimstreet's InimitabIe Hair Re
storative.
1t restores gray hair to Its original color. Itstm
ulatcs its growth, rendering it luxurant and beauti
fnl, and keeps the head free from dAndiuG and dry
1t is the original article. Medicine Depot 2O2
DIS. BARNES,
202 Broadway, Ny.
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Ear';A sr1TcH IN TINE. For Diarrhea,
pains in the bowels, &C., use GRuxDY's
CHOLERA MIXTURE. Price % cents.
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NASHVILLE, Aug. IG.-A construction
train left here this morning to repair the
tunnel at Gallatin. The hands were cap
tnred by guerrillas near Gallatin; the en-
gineer escaped with the locomotive.
1t is rumored that several Union housts
were burned at GaIlatin.
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RSrswoRs IS.-seyenty membets of
Capt. oarlan's Artillery Battery were sworn
in at Washington Hall on Saturday.
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Es-WHES DO you LEAyE2-Besure and
take with you a bottle of LoGAN's EssKscs
OF JAMAICA GNeBR. tits equalto Browne
aud only halt the pricel
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Soldiers Aid Society,

1850 WE EELING,, VA"
received and forwarded to their right destina-
ton.
To the Loyal women Of our la7d this object speei.
ally commends itself inapPealing t. their sympathy
and beneTolence. Here is field, in which woinanS
mission il best appreciated and understood to minis
ter TO the sick, care for the suffering and comfort the
afdeted We believe our aPpeai to you will not be in
vain VIII you not give your aid with your usn-
Al prompthe and eficiencyl q = Z q
BY order of the society, --t
SAMUEL LAUGHEIN, See'y.
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By order of the Secretary of War.
[Signed.l E. D. TOWNSEND, A. G.
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n OTTO 81!
SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY!
STORE RooM-l5ok MAIN-sT..
Two Doors North of BIerohants' and
Mechanfcsi Bank.

FT1HEC0MSfIrTEE having secured the above named
i room for the use of the Society, request contri-
buttons for the sick and wounded TO be sent In The
articles mostly needed are the following: ~
Blankets, Quilts. Sheets, Bed-eoWns, NIght-Ahfrts
Under-shirts and drawers; small Hair and Feather
Pillows, Pnlow-cases and Cushions for wounded
limbs Lint, Bandages, Mnslin and Linen Rags, Gum
Cloth and oil-silk, Clutches, Canes Handkerchief
Towels, Napkins and Slippers.
Also, DELEGATES for the sick such as Parma.
Arrow root Sago COrn-starch, Rice Cocoa Tea nice
ly Dried Fruits, well put up in stone jars II possible
Preserved Meats, Canned Fruits, Aromatic Spiritl
GJOd Whisky and Brandy, Oranges and Lemons, Easy
Chairs, nicely made Splints for wounded limos and
articles suitabtefor the and amusement OF the
wounded and cOnvRiescing men; Writing PAPER, En-
yelpPes, steel Pens ant Pen-hahdles, Boo s. Papers
Magazines, &e- &c. n
All articles Of this ma, urs II properly nut up and
directed to the
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-17

soeh creek Of such pure. clear 80 1 eoit
satsr flowing in sucb . pebly bed ,voule
be worth tie weight 10 gold in Iowa.
That night ve stopped st The camp Tn. =
Wtdows." 80 called. it 10 said, because it Y
near the re.idence Of three ssc-sh vidov
women. who are said TO bs the pest Of sl
on'on people 10 the region. At this camp |
saw the 6rst man have met the sid. Of st.
Louis. who. not icing in the army, hns told
me right straight DOT that be VS. . Union
uan.
lie was not y man of q. och edueation, yet,
! would like some people whom / know 10
hear him talk q while. IL would give them
come clssrer idess of the mild and courie.
ous msDners which distinguish cur Southern
brethren. ifthey conih hear him tell III. story
OF how bis lifelong ne,shbors and sre- while
friends came to his houss one light not long
since. and suipped bis vile and children o.
al bis household goods, and then ran off eli
his cattle aud horsss which they could find
and they would form come idea Of what an
earnest 'Dan may be and do. il they could
see his eyes flashing through bic tesrs - be
spoke OF q iIne cx pec,ed coon. when he might
DO revenyed. :. know whst they be-" said
hs. !" I'm Goir.g TO attack 'em, an l won't
take no Priso,lsis." But Pm short Of paper
1BoMAs
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-17
River Keport.
RIVED.

ARRIVED.
Saturday November Is.
JESSts " HIrPLE, Morrison, keokuk.
BILL HkN sEKsoN, Rhodes, dubuque.
DEPARTED.
JAMES Nh ANS, Pierce, dubuque.
JENSIs " hIPPLE, GirdoD, keokuk.
The whole aambe. Of steamboat arrivals at this
port Tor the week ending Saturday last was 10.
SUNDAY BOATS.
The Northern Line packet P-nbina, Captain
Hill, will leave for st. Louis and way points to-
day. MIR. +. J. L nsell in the office
MONDAY BOATS.
Tho rnal and pa sepger packet Kate Cassel
Captain b. w. Dav =, Clerk Parkhurst, will depart
Tor Mo,ltrose and Way points at o'clock this
morning. Remember the Kate.
The mail and passenger packet Bill Henderson
capt in hb odes, aill depart for Dubuq and a
way points at o'clock th. morning. Mr.. G. II
hing in tn Office.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-17
ORIGINAL N,TICr .


STATE OF iowa.
SCoir CoU>rY, ,
Antonius G Jamison ~ Trangott Thomas Anu
M'ns Thomas, Frcdalia Msrti, ct nl
To said defendants:
VOU ARE HtR By NOTIFIED THAT
l there il now D., die in the ofice Of the Clerk
Of the District Court Of Scott county, Iowa, . pc.
titinn of Anfonius y. Jamison, claiming Of the
said defendant, Tranyott Thomas, the um Of ono
hundred and fifty y-th,ee dollars. as nonev due
him on certain psomissory note executed By
said Trangott Thomas on tho Hsst day Ct May.
4 y. 1856. payable TO tho order q Henry d.
the 6rst day of May. A. ID. 1862. w,h interest
thereon at the rate Of per cent. per anDum.
Said petition also sets out three Dther notes for
the rum Of nin,tv dollars each. due respectively
May lst 1863 1884 ami 1866. and prsys that the
cause he con ,inued from term Z 0 term until taid
notes fall due.
Sid petition al.o psays for ne foreclosure Of .
certa mortgage on ,hs '.l lowing dascrihed
IRE mise.. situsteA in tine COZ MY OF Scott. and
(2) in blo,k ~ we Gay. in the city OF Daven-
port. executed BY the said = ngott Ihomss on
The first day of May. A. u. 85s for the purpose
OF securing the p,yment Of the four above de-
scr, bed prom,ssory notes
The sail defendant, Frid ala Marti, Is hereby
noti6ed that personal lain 10 msde against
him 10 this sction.
Now, unless you appear thereto and defer
be ore noon Of the second day Of the next tern
Of the ':id District Goa It, 70 b. held % tb'
hrst Hond-v Of Fstraary, A. y. 1888, defaul
will BE- entered ag.in.t 20 and judgment ant
decree b rendered, q pray u !, ..ais pet ti.n.
COOK = DRURY.
Nov. IL, 1859.
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- E> EKTs. X y!

TIE FOLLOWING NAMED SOLDIERS,
l enlisted for Old Regiments, have deserted
from Camp Nct'lellan. davenport, Iowa:
ALBEkr PRINCE, born in Frederick county.
Maryland q years old farmer by otcu alton. en-
listed Sep,emher 9Th. 1862. at X rohnk, by Nsj n
iiIiam BeIknsy, for years; has grey eye,
'.wn hair, air conn lexipn, feet inches high
for the IS h infanr!.
>. l.. BRADEN, born in Decatur county. fndi-
ana, aged 23 yeats, by occupation farmer, en
listed at ..ayenrort. W.. ugust Is, has hsz-
feet 10 inches.
". j rOrrEH born in g GsllApolis, Ohio, aged
rs years, by occupttcn q farmer, enlisted ut
Keokuk. Iowa. august 81, ha. blue eyes. brown
HAIR and air roupt xion. height feet i'.ches
WILLIAM Is JONES. horn in Orar ge county,
New (ork. aged 81 years ty occupation n car
psntcr, eniish in 10, City Iowa, July 81. has
back e,es, sandy hair aud dark complexion,
heigh, 5 fee ihches.
JOHN hOCGHiEN, born in Hardin county,
Ohio. aged ~ years, by occ"p't,on q farmer, en-
listed OF Davenport, Iowa. September 20, h,s grey
eyes, light hair and light complexion, height 5
feet 81 inches.
Aty o,.e appreheniing any one or all Of said
soldiers will s- paid ali reasonable cast oe trans
portation and subsistence. together with a reward
of five Dollar. wh. .aid des. rt-r. returned to
the Com snding Officer Of Camp M.Cl ,llan.
r. LiTTLtK,
Capt in 81 Iowa Infantry. Commanding Camp
Mcclellan, Dayct port, uct 4. 1882 DIFF
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-17

Iii reported that one of the foreign
Ministers, during the late election can.
vass, called at the Office Of the Secretary
of State, and, Mr.. Seward being absent,
stated to the assistant that, as be was
just sending dispatches to his govern
men', he wished information respecting
the charges Of treason and di.loya!ty
that were urged by the radical press
aginst D,n);r..s, as il M at eF:ot
the action Of his government if the
charges werg true. NJ. Seward, upon
returning to his Office, wrote TO the Mln-
lister assuring him Of the faIsity of the
charges.
NUMBER OF SURGEONS IN THE ARMY
In the regular service there are 2sl. ..
surgeons and 27l enlisted medical cadets
and hospital stewards. In the volun-
teer service there are ,96s surgeons and
1900 contract physicians employed as
assistant surgeoas. There are also 292
staff surgeons. The total of these is
4,l24, aud is exclusive OF new appoint.
mcnte.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-17

Nkw YORK, Nov. 10.
The board OF Rrokers have resolved to
again cell god St the board, to Commence
on Monday.
Washington letter TO the Commercial
says: The army will econ be inirl, - mo.
tlou again, and as il will l.. suI Piled from
Alex mira ana Aqua Greek by K.i.rosd, 40
soon as the line tr.m the latter pisce 10 Fred.
-r,ekshnrg is reran ed, We may expect = tri.
unpbant advance
All nov W. n,ed IL q sGfIicitu' cava ry force
to patrol ,h. ground over which our troops
have passed L. capture banas o. v..rriiiss
.h'ch hiv committed go many annoying
d.pr.dsions.
1t is taid Deputy L. j Mnr., all has
yon. To ltentob to srfest two nsut.rs Of
Cen. Ci.Isn's -tsff
The board u A id-rmen to-day adopted q
resolution rendering McC. elm the h.spuali.
i.s ot the city.
Albert Horne has been sentenced 10 Eve
Years Tor httiug cut the stsnnsr City Of Nor
fo TX.
A young woman in fIo-kenssck, n j, was
s.sie'day on rppsd by negro. nan -d An
i.r-on who stole ~. emrio, efs horse aud
escared an rench%d New Yor. and has not
$ nc. been heard fr, IN.
1he Irnn plated frigate Roanoke, will bs
reroried read, for ga ip about thr,e weeks.
The incomplete regiments 10 this state are
heitg consoiidaled under orders ot Gen.
Morgan.
The prize Schooner Wa'er-Wich of Kipps-
ton, Jamaica arrived to-day from C.rouzas
pass Texas. where she was captured In Aug
Her cargo is Guprowder.
The PostmA.t.r General has given orders
for the red mption Of postage stamps wkich
have been issued as currency
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-17

CAIRO, Nov. II.
The steamer Eugene, from Cairo 10 Mem
Ihis, with heavy freight and fuil cabin of
Daeseno.rs, ran on a wreck near i um Point,
ten miles above Fort Pillow, on Wednesday
evening, at half phst light o'clock. She suLk
10 the hurricane Tooi 10 ten minutes. Mo.t Of
the cabin passengers we're eaved. The nuns
Der lost is not yet known. 1t is estin.s,ed by
u clerk 25 Those IN / we're ,av.d clnng
10 the week until the next morning, when
,h@y were taken off by tbs steamer iisfess.
and few were taken TO the Tennessee shore
IN the yawl-. BY the uree,iing Of stove. .
fire broke out three times. and came me- r con.
suming all on board. As soon ~ the confusion
bsg,n . gang of river thieves commenced
breski' < open trunks, bex.s and CARPET sacks.
q Du,bt er Of pockets picked. nnd come Of the
pasa. npers threatened with personal violence.
New. from Memphis says that the rebels are
in Q great scare at the Federal advance. anG
sre taking the negroes and sn locse property
back to the interior ~ fact as po..itie They
expect the Federsls viii destroy everything
'ei' tehind
Jsekson. tliss ie being fortified The ID
eral iorc- from Memphis hes take" poseessi. q
os Hsr0sndo. end dri,e tbs gusrrillas back o
the Mississippi Bottom.
Cotton IL again eomino into McmpLis.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-17

DoN'T FLUrTER SOTO our shin.
plaster friends Who are quaking in their shoes
At 'hs prospect Of 40 arrest and Incarceration
IN come dismal dungeon to await the slow mo-
tion Of United States Disiric, Court, We saw
-dou't Autter 20. You are great deal more
ecared than hurt. Every one OF the Witnesses
summoned Deemoines to t,etify against You
are individuals who are prone to take this
world easy. They entertain on idea that th.
'oldeet inhabitsnt" couldn't learn them aDy-
thing new in the polite game OF whisky po-
ker." and Mthey shuuld happen to be emsrsed
10 its ~, s,eries all the District Courts this
Nde of Hades couldn't induce or compel them
to desist. Now. our plan is this: Start ID
some chap who airays h.lds gocd hands, al
ter these gentlemen. Let him mix in with
them. secure seat at their table. '.elean them
out. and then leave them s"ough money "a
pay their hotel bile and passses home n.y..
the express cvndision shss they forget that
shisp plastsrs were ever Issued IL Davenport.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-17
OFFICIAL PAPER OF TaE CITY.


Close upon the intelligence OF the re-
moval Of General Mcclellan, comes the
startling report that the rebels in force
occupy Thornton q d Chester Gaps, in
the rear Of General Bnrnsides army, and
further, that Jackson would march into
Cumberland, Mary yland, within "a hours.
This is gloomy news. The people were
given to understand that Mcclellan had
been removed to give place to General
who would in short time plant the
stars and stripes upon the rebel Capitol,
driving tue traitors before him, and
compel them 10 seek refuge IN the
swamps Of South Carolina. Instead OF
this desirable result beng accomplished,
we have the foxy Jackson again overrun.
ming Maryland, aud threatening our Cap.
itaI with obstruction. We may look with
confidence to again see the Government
begging General Mcclellan to drive the
rebel hordes from the doorstep Of the
WAte House, and save Mr.. Lincoln the
Inconvenience Of a hasty removal.
Aud in this connection wo desire to OF
fer suggestion. The President, in re-
moving Gene,a al Mcclellan, as much as
SAYS he WAS not satisfied with the way the
war on the Potomac " as being conducted
Now, Mr.. Lincoln,you know just how you
desire the army TO move, why not lead II
yourself! Your presence at Washington
is Of but little importance, anyhow. Sew
ard, Stanton, and the rest OF your varlets,
can attend to arresting all those traitors
who yoted the Democratic ticket at the
recent elections. With you at the head
of the Federal hosts, victory would un
doubtedly perch upon our banners, and
the enemy, seeing annihilstion or surren-
der the only alternatives left them, would
be very sure to choose the former. Go.
Mr.. Lincoln; it is duty you owe o your
sell ;, nd your country. If you will, the
.ylorv vii, stick to you for a lifetime. II
you fail, lay tie blame on some Of your
snbordinates.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-17

"Camp songs" is . collection Of National,
Patriotic, Social aud Sentimental >ongs, to many
Of w ich the music is attached. designed TO re-
ieve the dull m,noiony Of the soldier's life and
tighten the hours Of the long ana weary march.
To do this nothing has been found equal to music,
Add DO collection can excel Camp Songs 10 the
number and variety Of its pieces. comprisi ~
they do. som ,thinR for every occasion. The ..old
heroe." .hculd each have cory. and the "eoa,-
100 m0re be w.ll.sup ,,iiei. THg pNCs Or ANP
NvAas u ONLY TsH CeHrs, on reeeips or which
copy Ill hs mailed g any address. DlTSON q
OV, Pablishsrs, Boston. nsve