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The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-01-10
THE
New York Illustrated News
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LITERARY ARTICLES,
give it q distinctive character; and render it su-
perior to every other Literary and Illustrated
Paper. The illustrations of Public Scenes and
Incidents, and its portraits Of EMINENT AND
REMARKABLE PERSONS,
Its uitacs Of Public and Pirate Buildings,
and ats Faithym Representations Of
E0e,y Remarkable Ecent ct
Home and A6road,
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-01-10
ORPHANS COURT.

Hon. David Lee, Chief Judge, Jerusalem Mills.
Hon VIM. Wiles, Associate Judge, Darlington.
Hon. William Amos, :" g Fawn Grove
Benedict H. Hanson, Register Of Wills, Bel Air
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Rsvenns Democrat items; Hon. Luther
Day is announced as the Union can
didate for Senator in the Portage and Sum
NIT District. Henry FOrker, a telegra-
graphic operator, son Of I. Forker, ESQ,
Of Ravenna, was taken prisoner last week
by the Morgan raiders. When the rebels
passed on he was released. The Democrat
pays a deserved tribute to the character Of
Colonel A S. Hall, just deceased. His
body has been taken to Chsrlestown, his
native place, for interment. Portage Coun-
ty furnishes three regiments under the
State militia law. On Monday last the
Atlantic and Great Western Railroad com
menCed carrying way mail. On the Both
ult 500 Pennsylvania volunteers, from
Mercer County, were treated to beautiful
supper in the Courthouse Park, by the
patriotic and generous citizens of Rsvenna.
The troops were bound for Harrisburg
In firing salute in honor Of the fall Of
Vicks1urg, at Freedom, by premature
discharge Joshua Atwood had finger
blown of, aud Dwight Burroughs had both
arms bruised and his right eye injured.
Locusts are abundant in the west part Of
Randolph Township. Hon. o. P. Brown
was orator at Windham on the Fourth.
The Ladies' Aid Society furnished the dir
ner. There was one death from smallpox
in Windham last week.
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AIeadvIIIe Items,
MEADYILLE, July 10,

-e... MEADYILLE, July TO- 1868.
EDITOR LEADER: This staid and sober
country town is becoming transformed, ard
rapidly putting on the airs Of city. The
Mynheer element which has SO long pursued
its plodding career is suceumbing to the in
roads of Young America, and before many
years very few traces will remain of the old
Meadville Of which we have all heard much
but never seen. Delightfully."- located in the
midst of fine agricultural region, under the
stimulus of railroad Communication with the
rest Of the world, it will rise to compete for
supremacy with the largest towns on the line
of the Atlantic and Great Western Railroad.
Amongst its Eve Thousand inhabitants are
large number of wealthy ana enterprising
men, and the business establishments arc nu-
merous, and some of them extensive. In ad-
dition to three newspapers printed here, the
Eastern, as we'll as Buffalo and Cleveland,
papers find an extensive circulation. I ought,
perhaps, to have said the Buffalo Express and
the Cleveland LEADER, as they seem to be
universally the favorites. 4 sight Of the
crowd that congregates around the neWs-Ofiee
of your enterprising agent, Townsend, on the
arrival Of the train, all after the LELDER,
would aatter your vanity as well as demon
strate the estimation in which you are held.
There are sOme half dozen hotels, pretty
good so far as my experience goes, but in
tensely cOuntry6ed and OId-fashioned, with
great numbering sleeping-rOOms, each con-
tanning beds enough to inaugurate a hospital.
I don't like the fashion at all, and I wish my
landlord could guess my ineOgnita far enough
to give me room with single bed. If he
will, will certainly mention his house favor
ably. Taylor will soon be in his new hotel,
at the depot, and, from present indications
he will WELD the sceptre. It is an immense
building, covering about one acre of ground,
and will cost fabulous gum of " very hard
cash.
Meadville is brilliant in her array Of hand
some women. Finely and tastefully dressed
they fled past me in the early twilight, sim
gly, in couples, threes, and in squads, look
ing so charming, that it almost "made me
sigh for the days that never will come back
They most likely, all the unmarried ones, ]
mean, have lovers gone to the war, so thOrs
will be no chance for outside bsrbarians.
am we'll pleased with MeedviIIo, and
know of no town that seems more likely t.
rapidly rise in importance and prosperity
Typieaily speaking, being brought rightint'
business intercourse with the neighborinG
cities, she will discard her old time hOoplssl
skirts and put on more ample and stately
robes. CosNoPoLITAS.
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The rebels carefully conceal from their
public, the defeat of Lee, the fall Of Vicks-
burg, the flight of Bragg, and other rebel
reverses. In their newspapers they claim
great victory for Lee; still declare Vicks-
burg impregnable, and proclaim successes
for Bragg. It shows that their leaders
darenot let their stupendous reverses of
the last few days be known in rebellion.
It is, Of ITSELF an acknowledgment Of
weakness. There is go much discourage
ment and dependency among the rebels,
their cause is becoming SO hopeless, that
the knowledge of these disasters would al
most cause collapse. Reconstruction Of
the Union is being widely talked Of in
Secessia, and North Carolina and Louisi-
ana are taking steps in that direction
When the full knowledge of these reverses
reach the people, itmsy hasten these steps.
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Governor Seymour yesterday afternoon
sddres ID dense crowd of the rioters in
the City Hall Park, implOring them to cease
their 7iolencs, and respect the rights Of
props-ty. He said he had sent a special
messenger to Washington to request to
hare the draft stopped. Governor sey-
mour seems inclined to succumb to the
mob, by reversing the action Of the Gov
ernmeat Will this secure future and
permanent safety2 In the history Of all
mobs hitherto, nothing but severe and
rough handling have been efectual. Will
this be an exception ? II the Government
surrenders 10 the mob, and yields the
draft, will that appeass the unreasoning
monster7p Will it not make other inso
lent demsnds2 And will not strong, CO.
sreiEs measures have to be applied, after
all2 How do the Woods, the Brookses,
the World, and lbatilk, fee, in view Of this,
their own work Are they as happy in
seeing, as their friends, the rebels, will be
in hearing of this outbreak in New York
This mob and all nObs must be put
down by strong hand, and the draft must
70 on, and the Government be sustained,
or slffs lost
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MEMPHIS, July L.
Reports from the army at Yicksburg are
all favorable. Sherman is pursuing John-
stOn, with every prospect Of destroying
his entire army.
News of the fall of Port Hudson is hour
ly expected.
General Dodge at COriuth reports that he
has routed the rebel force under Forrest
and Bifles, that have been securing the
country north Of his lines, killing, wound
ing and capturing quite number.
Hurlbuts cavalry scouts report Colonel
Smith, with 900 men and four pieces Of
artillery, at Coidwater station and Gener-
al Chalmers at Pamela.
Letters received at Henando from Chal-
mers states that Johnston had been fight
ing near Jackson, and was falling back.
Richardson is still in the country north Of
this enforcing cOnscriptiOn. Dodge win
soon attend to him. -~"
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FRO1I So FRANCIsCO.

DAN ERAhCIsCOi July II.
The ship N. B. Palmer, with Hong Kong
dates to the 90th of May, arrived. A ru-
NOR then prevailed that the ship Ringlead-
er, which previously sailed for San Fran
cisco with load Of Chinese passengers,
was lost on the foremost banks early in
May. The non-arriVal Of the Ringleader
to this port renders the correctness Of this
rumor probable.
SHANGHAI, May 22.-MayOr Gordon was
st Hong Kong, with Woods force. No ag-
gressiYe movement against Topping ap-
peared. The British troops st Shanghai
were about to depart for Japan.
Japan dates Of May l4th state that the
Prince Of Santsuma had collected large
force in that vicinity, and it was feared
that he would attack the foreign settle
menls. Business was suspended, foreign
merchants settling their accounts, and
sending their property on shipbosrd.
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The Mob snirit.

It is not difficult to account for the riot
Gus demonstrations in New York after
reading the New York World, The Demo
cratic organ. That paper styled the draft
as "s Mysterious draft, and Hkens it to
such ais common in Russia and Aus
tria, tut is quite new in this country
Then to inaame the passions of the cow
ardly and dislOysl, and afford them ocCa-
sioU for inSugurating open hostility to the
draft-it says So far we have no assur-
ance that tits to be an equal eonscripdon." I"
Then again its base insinustions run OF in
this wise: sin the absence of any official
announcement by the Government Of the
number of men it requires, how do we
know but what the secret instructions Of
the Provost Msrshals are to eonseript,
hesvily in the Democratic Districts, and
lightly in the Republican Districts"
The direct tendency Of such Language as
this, and, we are bound TO conclude, the
designed eject, was to stir up the passion:
Of an unthinking mob to deeds Of violence
and murder.
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rhs nrnfr snspendea.

A telegram reports that Provost Mar
shal Nugenbo of New York, has been nOti-
fed from Washington to suspend the
draft. This looks, if true, like yielding F;
Jet it should not be regarded as evidence
Of timidity or weakness on the part of the
Government The draft cannot go on in
the midst Of the tumult, and temporary
suspension, till quiet is restored, is neces-
sary- It must be suspended practically,
and may as we'll be formally and regu-
larry, till order is restored, and a force
secured sufficient to enforce IT. Stand by
the GOvernment--that is the only path Of
ssfety-and all will come out right.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
NEsFERDAY's DIsPATOHEs.l
FURTHER FROM The new YORK
RIOT.
THE KILLING OF COL. O'sRIEN.
Soldiers Charge upon the Mob

5000 Engaged in Riot To-day.
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MORNING LEADER



OF the proceedings Of Monday in New
York, the papers of Tuesday bring Us fun
particulars. The details are even more
shocking than the general reports prepar-
ed Us for. It was 5 wild, ungovsrnsble
carnival Of blood. Brutal cruelty and q
blood-thirstiness unequallsd any where
even in the revsls Of savages, characterized
the conduct Of the rioters. There was not
a redesming festurs in 81, but, by their mad
ferocity they made themselves such ont
laws ss deserved 10 be shot down like dogs.
It was day ofinfamy and disgrace in
seseribable. Private dwellings were
sacked and burued unofFending citizens
were murdered with all the atrocity Of
hends; the cOlOred people every where
we're haunted down like wild beasts q
solored Orphan Asylum where there are,
on an average, 500 to 600 harmless
orphans, was sacked and burned, and so
the develish work vent on.
The authorities were wholly unprspa
Cd for the demonstration. Trouble was
anticipated after the draft Wss completed
and the conscripts were required to take
their places in the ranks, and at that time
preparations would have been made to
meet it, but resistance was not expected
at 60 early stage and consequently, the
authorities we're unprepared for it. It is
to be hoped, by every lover Of order, and
every man who regards the safety of his
own property, that the strong hand Of
force will be SO laid upon the rioters that
no insane body viii care to try the exper-
iment elsewhere.
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The 81. Catharines &c. W Journal Of
last Thursday says that it is rumored that
an agent Of the Confederate Government
has been endeavoring for some time to get
hold Of III, Niagara Dock Works for the
purpose Of building gunbOsts for his Gov
ernment and that he has every prospect Of
success. A large coal depot is to be estab-
lished at Niagara, the coal coming from
Pennsylvanis, and TO be shipped down the
st. Lawrence 70 some out Of the way place
on the Atlantic Provisions of different
kinds viii also be brought down the upper
lakes to the southern terminus of the rail-
way, transported over the road to Niagara,
and from thence taken to the depot, and
kept there until an opportunity offers to
get them through the blockade.
The object Of obtaining the dock Is to
enable the South to provide itself with a
navy. They viii build gunbOats there,
send them down the St. Lawrence, arming
them after they reach the ocean, when they
viii be resdy to commence operations on
the American commerce. It is said that
some sloops and cutters, similar to the
p Caleb Gushing, will also be built.
tits positively known that the railway
hss been bought or leased by some compa-
ny, but whether American or not, is not
known, and they intend going into the coal
business extensively.
This yarn is little TOO strong for oul
eredenos, but we give il for what it il
worth.
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I ILEYEhAND 4 PITTSBURGH
. Il A 1. Z d 4 ID
LIsl

So SUhAER ABBAaGEMENT. 15s5s
TO take eject on Monday, April 9TH, IsG5. TraiuB
leave Cleveland daily undays cxoe2isd,l Gs follow 4
800 A. M.-MAIL-ArrfVes at New York 900 A. -.
Philodelphia s. a. n; Baltimore 645 A. -
Pittsburgh $50 p. ~; Wheeling 4.55 P. n; Ne y
Philadelphia 50 P.h.
-1.00F h.-EAPRE Ess-A arrives At New Yerk 2:3l ?.
4; Philadelphia 9-55A A. n; Baltimore 1900 n
Pittsburgh 05 P. Z; Wheeling SIS 4. ~
Both Trains oonneot st Hudson for Akron and Mii-
Isrsburgh.
Morning Irain connects ~ Ravenna with A. B u.
" Railroad Train for all points on that road.
Oars run Ehrough ECsd Pittsburgh 70 New Yo-k
(Via Allentown without change.
~ Ears a. l0W a. b. arg other ilns.
81 through Tickets csl be procured al the UniJn
Hekst once Weddell House, 81 the Depot, or 81 t1s
Il MCCULLOUGH, suP't.
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RIessinrs Of DC sanitnrr Commission.

blessings Of the Sanitary Commission.
The noble amount Of relief afforded to
our brave sick and wounded soldiers by
the United States Sanitary Commission was
well illustrated at Gettysburg, where the
wagons Of the Commission visited the
collections Of the wounded while the bat
Ties of the I'd and Sd were progressing and
hours before other supplies reached them.
So energetic has the Commission been in
Its efforts to secure aid to the wounded
soldiers at the earliest possible moment
thatin the present campaign three agents
Of the Commission have been captured BY
the enemy's cavalry while pushing their
succor to exposed points. The Commission
is now issuing goods to the value Of S2O,-
900 each day. Since the battle of Gettys-
burg one hundred Oagoa loads Of hospital
supplies have been distributed to the SOL
diers. These facts should be powerful ar
guments to encourage the generosity of the
public and ensure full purse at all times
to this charitable organization, -r
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ARREST OF CoUETERFEITER.-Tes ester
day morning, Marshal Bill arrested, at Ash
land, man named George A. Hartman for
cOuntsrfsiting. BE waived examination, and
is in Jail.
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The COpperheads at Minerva spiked g
cannon to prevent it being fred in honor
of the great victory Of General Mesde over
the hordes Of treason under Lee. Accord
ing to copperhesd morals it is a wicked
usurpaiion Of arbitrary power, and gross
violation Of the Constitution for loyal men
and women TO rejoice over rebel defeat.
-Net0 Lisbon Buckeye STATE. .s-
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vaIIandirham ar Niagaro FaIs.

ValIandighAm at Niagara Falls.
The Buffalo Express learns that Mrs.
Clement J. ValiaRdighsm is now at the
Clifton House, Niagars Falls, either await
ing the-arriTal or enjoying the society of
her copperhead martyr spouse. It is also
stated that some members of the Ohio del
egstion to the President ara also there, for
the purpose Of inducing their leader to de-
cline the nomination for the GOveruorship
~ f06io
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PLEASURE ExCURsIoE.-The steamer
Northern Light leaves the dock Of Robert
Hanna & Co., tomorrow evening, at eight
o'clock, on pleasure excursion to Lake su-
psrior ~
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FROM THE POTOMAC ARMY.
Army OF THE PoToMAC,

July 14-S S0P.M
To ". Il. HaIIeek, GsneraL-iH- Chief:
Ny cavalry have captured 500 prisoners
additional to those previously reported.
Gen. PettigreW of the confederate army,
was killed this morning In the attack on
the enemy's rear guard. His body is in
our hands. G.. G. MEADE.
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= : V1-S, ao- HczaI
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or, at least one-fourth Of all the rebel
armed force in the field, On the other
hand the capture Of Vioksburg released
nearly one hundred thousand Union troops
for other points. aLalI
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Competitors for these prizes will be re-
quired to furnish samples of the Wheat in
the ear and with the straw attached, (ssy
80 ears Of wheat and straw also to fur
nish q written stat1m5ut or the nature of
the soil on which the wheat grew, method
of cultivation, time of sowing, quantity
Of seed sOwn. nsnures, (if any used, and
the mode and time Of application also the
time of ripening and harvesting, and the
yield per acre, with such other particulars
as may be deemed Of practiesl importance );
also the name by which the variety is
known in the locality where ithas grown.
The Wheat must be one variety, pure
and unmixed. The prize to be awarded to
the actual grower of the wheat and the
wheat which takes prize is to become
the property of the Society.
Full particulars can be obtained by ad-
dressing the President Of the Society, JO-
seph Harris, Editor Of Genesee Farmer,
Rochester, New York.
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~---i A~--i = -
FTrAnslatiOn-CFrom the Ffsnsh.5 en-
After having played ON Ehe Pianos OF Messra Huabe
Co., 1t is impossible not 20 bear testimony to thsir
Quaitits, which have acquired for them tho eminent
msnufacture, on which have played, are e1csediTT
y remarkable tor their qualities Of rOBz. The Bass
sweet, clear and harmoniously mellow "
and do not hesitate to press in regard to these IN
they are equal not superior to the best rsanufSo
tursd in Europe this country By the most csebfa-
ted makers tsignedl L. N. GOTTsOHALB.
To Msssrs. VIZ. KEABE & Co., Baltinnors:ZI can,
not but congratulate you upon the immense urugraa
and improvements which you continually make on
your Pianos which In my opinion rank among the
very best in the country u N sTRAKO5OH.
Mr.. GEO A. BARLOW :-These noble Instrunisnis
possess immense resources Of power and expression
Ine bass is sonoTous and gTsnd the middle register
liant, clear and pure e silver bells. s.Ht 1.-ef
The scale i even without single aaW; the seton
the finest Of which the Planoforte Is susosptihle I
In word, knsbe's Pianos are worthy OF the great
sst Artists and ars oapabls Of rendering the nvSt
e0 e0npositiona known in thiB realm Of Art. arI Z
ELIZA 6HEPHEBDi
1871 Cleveland, o.
Mr. G. A. BARLOW, Dear Sir Ill EiFes ne plessnrs
70 state that consider the Knsbe Plano equal to any
and suPerOr 20 mc5t Instruments made in this coun
a., especially N rohneas and volume Of tone,
HAVING used one OF the same tOr ten or more hours
Of each day. for two years, fes confident IN recon-
nlandins tnsA y an who are Unaeq1 tod ith thsir
= = - - - "a q o. p P. tEERsRsD, G
Teacher Of Music CleTesnd Eemal Seminar
g. A BAabOW, Dear s--It gives me much pleaa
ure 70 be sble to say, that consider Knabes Piano
ne hne5t, both in volume and sweetness which hags
tveI played upon either "a AmeTica or Europe,
The9 dals operate with better effect than in any
otneTi ftrlmelt9i and in iacts Kntbss motto may
truly be, "EKcelgiOr.' Nrs o. S. DOUGLAS,
Teacher Of Music, Cleveland
Proi. b. }. EorHN4a1E. Teacher Of Mnsio IN the
Ohio state Blind AsYl lum, writes :tfA After examining
. large number Of Wa. knabe 4 Cos Piano Fortes,
unhe8ttshngly pronounce them superior to any ]
have seen. Their tone Is grand and noble they have
greet capacity for sustainins tbs sound and their
volume OF tone or power have nsTar heard eKoeHod
They combine With fns touch, depth, sTeetness Of
tone, purity and durability Ir.H ...Er ID
''Thst the Knabs Piano Il superior to al other
made in this country, for brianoy, sweetness, and
volume Of tone needs only 70 be heard 70 convinced
the iaot. - State Journal, Columbus, Ohio.
auEl5;RH |H,..r N lTilr -. =. 7 D
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E7sFy PIan0 VlFrantedfor FI1e Eesrs,.
six month / 81
0LDPHHO SAD HlupEoss 1lNEaa nrHsNa
..-....-- - ALSO-ON HAND. -- -.-.-
ksiodsoas E'7EGTg IiiStru1sests, SIriTl9t, 4

Among the many certificates Of the excellence and
msri.s Of aHess Pisuos We would rsIee % the foo-
hR w. KEABE, Baltimore, Dear Sir II have great
psasurB in certifying that hava tried you S0uare
Pianos, and md them equal, II not Superior to any
4. this country. Among their great qualities which
digtnguis thsm s the eTBnuess Of tone, ta agree
able and easy touch, and volume Of tome Wishfns
you all the success you 90 highly dsgsrTe,
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The OLE river IS lOO hlgh d f0rd.
SURRENDER or PORT HUDSON.

WASHINGTON, July a.
The Richmond Enquirer, of today, has
8 dispatch, dated Mobile, July 18th, to
General Cooper, stating the New Orleans
Era Of the 10th, announces the uncondi-
tionsl surrender Of Port Hudson, at seven
o'clock, on the 9th.
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DuFEALOi JuAy 4Os
Vsllandigham arrived at the Clifton
House, Cansda, at four o'clock this morn
ing.
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CHAWLSl SHAWLSI-AEoTHER
~ invoice Of ShRwls just received.
JulylO TAYL0R. GRIsW0LD 90.
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4 MAN OF A THOUSAND
A CONsUMPrIvE CURED.

r DIR. Il. JAMES, Retired PhyliciaI OF great
enninsncs. discOsOrsd, wht-e in the East indies,
csltain cure for Consumption, Asthma, hIOuehitis,
CouRhs, Colds aud General rehiity. The Tem=oy
" ~ discovered By him when his only child, sugh
ter was given up o dle His child was ru cd and Is
now alive aud we'll. Desir US o. beletttng his tel
low mortals, he will send 10 those who wish II tie
siuy using this remedy, tree, on rtcetps Of their
nOmes, with two amps 70 pay expenses There is
not single rase Of Consumption that it does not 81
once take hold Of and cissipae. Night fweats, pee
viahness irritation Of he nerves, failure o. moIy
difficult pxpectcratiol sharp pains IN the lungs sore
throat chi y sensations NAUSEA at the stomach, IL
actor OF he bowels. wasting away Of the muscles.
RB-The writer will please state the nsme Of the pa
per they ses this adyertiment in. Address,
CdADpOCE q CO.,