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Clergymen, ..- 3 -
Lawyers,
Physicians, and
Citizens,

OF their personal knowledge to the beneficial
effects aud medical virtues OF these Bitters. p.
From Rer j. NertoH Broun, ID. d. Editor of Ms EneyeIs
Pedia Of Religious Knooledgs.l
Although not disposdd TO favor recommend Patent
Medicines In general through disrus of their ingredients
and effects, yet know Of sufficient why
may not testify to the benefits he besves himself have
c"ved from simple PREPARATION in the hope that he may
thus contribute TO the benefit OF others. u }
do this the readily in regard to Hoohands German
Btters by Dr. c. Jackson Of this city,
pejudiced against them for many years. under the
preston that they chiefly alcoholic mixture sm
indebted To my friend Robert Shoemaker ESQ., for the
moval of this prejudice BY proper tests aud for
men to try them when suffering from great and long
tnued debility The three bottles OF these Bter
the beginning Of the present year. followed by evident
relief and restoration to degree of bodily and mental yror
which had not e for six months BEFORE aud had anost
despaired ofreganing Therefore thank God aud my friend
J. NEWTON BROWN.
Philadelphia, June %, 1881. ~
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9Oth day of January. 1864.


premises ~ clock, forenoon, on the
20th day of January, 1864,
the following described Real Estate situated in the township
of Pynou in the county Of Ashtabua and State Of Ohio
being part No Eneeen said township and bounded
MISUNDERSTANDING at the centre of the highway, the
line between the land of James Hall and of the estate of
Chauncey Hail. deceased running south degree
x chains thence west SO degrees four chains twenty-five
links poplar tree thence north sixteen degrees west
four chains and fy five links to hpmlock stadde thence
north nine degrees cham and fifty links, thence
hor degrees east to the foot of the Main Brook
thence along the foot Of said bank till it opposite the
place where the line between the lands of said James Hall
and of said Chauucey Halls estate falls into the brook
thence easey to the line between the land said James
and Channcey esate thence south to the place Of begin
ming; together with the privilege of building dam
the said land six feet high the
part the above described premises, upon which said
premises there stands WOoen Factory together with all
machinery and fixtures excepting the steam engine boiler,
excepting strip Of land of the east side of said premi
three rods wde extending from the highway to the said
piece of of part OF the homestead Of Sarah Hart
Appraised at 81 600
TERMS or SALE-One third in hand in year,
third in two from the day of sale with interest,"
be secured by mortgage the premises sold
RUSSELL b. HART.
At 73o Executor of John H. Hart, deceased.
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PSYCHOMANCY. !"

uOW either sex may fascinate and gain
the love confidence affections and good will OF any
person they choose Instantly This simple mental acquire
all posses securing certain success IN love- mar
riage, &c. .f - IIHr..r..
Free by mail 25 cents together with Guide TO the
Unmarried Of Both Sexsan extraordinary book OF great
interest," Third edition. Over 1000 copies sold Address
T. WILLIAM a CO., Publishers,
6eS.Iy ..f Philadelphia Pa
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To speak with cslmness aud deliberation
on ell occasions; especially in circumstances
which tend to irritate.
Frequently to review my conduct, and
note my feelings
On all occasions, TO have in prospect the
end OF life and the future.
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Diseases of Kidney and Bladder.
In Young or Aged, Male or Female,
speedily removed aSd the Paisnt restored 10 Health.

Delicate Children,
Those suffering from NARASNUS, wasting away, with
scarcely any Rekh their bones cured In very
time bottle in tuch cases, will have noat surprising
effect.
Parents
Having suffering children above, aud vhiDg 10 raise
Them will regret the day they commenced with these
Bitteu
Literary Men, Students, r ,-.
And those working hard With tsF bains should always
keep bottle OF H0OFLANDS BIrTERS them as they
will 6nd much benefit from its use, TO both mind and body
inyigorating and not depressing
1t is not Liquor Stimulant,
And Leaves no prostration.
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dttention, Soldiers!
And the Friends of Soldiers

We call the attention OF all having relations friends In
the army TO the that Hoohands German Bers will
nine the diseases induced BY exposures sHA
pvatons incident to camp e In the lists published 81
daily the newspsper on the arrival of the sick 10
will be noticed that very large proportion suffering
from debility Every Of that Kind be readily cured
by Iooaands German Bitte" We have hesitation In
stating that these Bitte we're freely used among sol
dies hundreds Of lives might be saved that otherwise would
be lost.
The propHetor daily receiving thankful letters
10 the army and hospitals Who have been restored
health by the Of these Bte aent 70 them BY their
friends.
Bs,oars Of COuntsrfsits
IL See that the Signature Of &C, n. IAcKsoE 10 On
the Wrapper of each Bottle
~ Price per Bottle, IS cents or half aOa. for n.
- Should your nearest druggist not have he article do
not be put by any OF the intoxicating preparations
may be offered In its place. but send 70 @ and NO viii TOR
ward securely packed, by express la ist
Principal Office and Mandatory.
No. 6aI ARCH STREET.
JONES 60 EVANS,
Successors TO @. N. Jackson Co.. -
Proprietors.
| In the Cned States.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Office of the Comptroller of the Currency,
Washington, December 18th, 1868.

Office of the Comptroller of the Currency,
Washington, December 18th, 1868.
Nv HEREAS, By satisfactory evidence
presented to the undersigned, 1t has been made to
appear that the First National Bank Of Geneva, in the
county OF Ashtabua and State Of Ohio has been duly
ganzed under and according TO the requirements Of the
Act of Congress, entitled "An Act TO provide National
Currency secured by pledge Of United States Stocks and
to provide for the circulation and redemption thereof
proved February 2 1863 and has complied with all the pro-
visions Of said Act required to be complied with before
mencng the business Of Banking:
Now, therefore, |, HUGH MCUII0CH Comptroller of the
Currency do hereby certify that the said First National
Bank of Gen county Of Ashabula and State OF Ohio is
authorized the business of Ba king under the
act Aforesaid.
In lntestimony whereof witness my hand and seal OF Office,
this Twelfth day of December, 1853.
HUGH MCULL0CH,
OF 731 Comptroller of the Currency.
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Guardian Sale.

Guardian Sale.
TN PURSUANCE of an Order of the
Il Probate Court of Ashtabua County, Ohio, made the
18th December AID 1863 in the Avery r. Pres
Guardian OF Elmer E. Preston, his ward the undersgn
ed will on the
Both day of January, 1864,
between tile hours 10 aud O'Clock Of said day the prem
ses offer at Public Sale the following described promises
situated in Geneva Ashtabua County Ohio and bounded
by lands owned by Dr. D. Gist 10y lands owned
by Wilcox the south by lands owned by AveryR Pres
aud the by lands Of Loransom Kenny containing
Thirty five square S OF land.
Terms Of third cash. third in one and third
in two years the day OF sale Deferred payments TO be
secured on the premises sold Appraisal at $3v.
AVERY r. PRESTON
Guardian of Elmer f. Preston.
4tT32 by Theodore Hail. his Attorney.
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Major General Curtis has been assigned
to the command of the department of Kan.
sas, which consists Of Kansas, Colorado,
Nebraska and the Indian Territory, Gen.
eral Curtis leaves for bis new command ns
soon as the roads are passable.
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CONGRESS got to work again, on Tuesday,
and on Wedne sdny, the several subjects were
introduced by bill or resolution, 10 inquire in
to the compensation of Jay Cook & Co., for
the sale Of government lands, aud the expenses
of advertising, the reduction of the duty on
foreign Goals paper, and envelopes.
petition from the Lake Superior & Mis-.
sissippi Company, for grants of public lands,
to aid in constructing new railroad from ST.
Paul to Lake Superior. Referred.
Mr.. Powell offered a bill preventing army
aud navy officers from interfering 10 State elec-
tons, and moved its reference to the Commit
tee on Judiciary. Referred.
Mr.. Wilson introduced resolution calling
on the Secretary Of War for information 10 re-
gard TO the appointment of officers of the
army. Adopted. Also a bill restoring the
S400 bounty to volunteers until the 18th Of
February, and bounty not exceeding 800
to persons of African descent residents in
States now ia rebellion, during such time as the
ed the reference Of that portion Of the Presi.
dents Message referring to the reconstruction
of the seeded States to the judiciary Commit
tee, and spoke against the Presidents policy
Not less than 25 different proportions
to amend the conscription law, were sub
mitted to the Senate 10 day.
The bill before the Military Committe ee
has the approval Of the Secretary Of War
and Provost Marshal General.
1t will retain the $500 clause, and re.
quiTes that til, cOnscript shall he RESPONSE
BILE for his substitutes service and fitness.
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1t isreported that the uulpcky creditors
Of the sieaphsip Great Eastern have decl.
ded TO dispose Of that vessel by'lol,ery.
The drawing is to take place at Frsnkfott
on the Main, and there are two hundred
shares, ranging from E25o to ego, 600
The winner in this rpffle will probably feel,
with the huge ship on bis hands, like the
victim in the east whom, his sovereign pun
ished by presenting him a white elephant.
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BUFFALO TESTIMONY.


pEdPlEs 1HF CURE RSsaS.,i.u cuiS.
al trouDed with Rheuuatism for two years suffering
ples Cure and have not had pain since le off more
than four weeks ago consider myself as entirely cured
A' '''D' 'sD GODFREY sciiEFFEE, iichigan St."
any -e has been suffering from Rheumatism of an in
asmmaory character for about six years. sometimes
taking Peoples Cure and continued to take it some
three weeks In ten days after fhe commenced the swelling
and stiffness OF olnts had very materially esened and
in three weeks had disappeared altogether :
"BufalO, Oct. j, 1892
rEGFErs 5flh CURE Fever c9fss Sore.
buffalo, Nov. I3, 1862.
Fever Sore, the other with the ad
yesement of the Peoples Cure in this paper purchased
OFT to u.s. recommending It most heartily, as thorough rem
edy in their caseEdtcrs Christian Advocate" 9 'eH-
rr5HEEs TFE CURE cSFsi OF IL D;sfa.' ssis'
My face has for than years been greatly d6gur
ed by eupons and bunche which at times extended over
Blind but having taken two bottles of the Peoples Cure
my acquaintance hardly recognize me-indeed hardly know
try the Peoples Cuethe medicine prepared by the SANTA
ry soceyand think they win not beg%dge their dollar
Buffalo, Nov Is, is62
The People. CURE cq5sI ssi, ffisina fEenm. and
have used the Peoples CuIe ia my family with great ben
edt ia cases II scrOfua salt Kheun have recon-
mended Il frequently to my friends ali OF whom believe have
been benefited, and most Of them entirely cured by it,
CHARLES SCHARFF, 27s Main ltreet, up stairs.
The Peoples CURE cSisI %saknsssss' nemsi'
have been In feeble health since The bith OF my boy
who IL years old have had many troubles and diff
culte ali this time uniting for every kind oil labor and
destroying all my comfort Last summer began taking the
Peoples Cure and have used four botes and almost
we'll NY difficulties have nearly all disappeared aud feel
cheerful and happy. Mrs CATH. DEWALD,
Dres'mAker, Goodeil Alley, above Fupper St.
Buffalo, Oct. 20, 1867.
The People. CURE oqLss MedsiSss Ehs@ iaiI. ain''
Ny wife has been in poor health for long time, having
frequently TO call physician 10 attend her but she
Gently very much worse Fort weeks she had appe
lite lost all her strength and each day growing
She had night Yeats ghed great deal during the night
and considerably during the day and all supposed she
going OF the consumption, when friend advised her to
the Peoples Cure On taking the medicine she pereey
change On the third day she had recovered her
appetite fast reganing her strength, until the
eighth day. not yet having taken one bottle she has stopped
taking dieine, saying she well she
was we'll body could be- aud she has continued
since. PAUL KLEIN, ga tdner, w Fearl st.
Buffalo October j, 1862 For Sale by all Druggists,
@. CROSBY, General agent,
255 Main 1t Buffalo, N. Y.
7a2 to whom all orders shouli be addieSsed
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WEEKLY TELEGRAPH.
A S Ii Il A b U L A :

Saturday Morning, January 9, 1864.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There many preparations sold under the Of Bit
tes put in quart Bottles compounded Of the chespe.t
whisky costing from 20 to 40 cents gall
lon, the taste dsguis1d by Anise Corander Seed
This class of Bers has caused and will continue TO
long they be Sold hundeds to die the death OF the
dunkard By their the system is kept Continually under
the influence Of Alcoholic Stimuants Of the worst kind the
desire for Liquor created and kept and the result 10 all
the horrors attendant upon drunkards life and death.
For those who desire and piH hors Liquor Bers We
publish the following recipe -Ge Que Bottle HOOFLANDS
GERMAN BITTERS, and mix with Three Quarts OF Good
Brandy Whisky and the result will be preparation that
will far exce medicinal virtues and true excellence Of
the Liquor Biters In the market, and will cost
much less. You will have all the virtues of H0OFLANpS
BlTTERS in connection with good article Of Liquor. at
much less price than these inferior preparations will eott
you.
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BUFFALO and CLEVELAND ALES
Wholesale and Retai-in barrels barrels by the gall
Ion, by TOMBES d WETHERWAX
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4tT32
Executors Sale.

TN PURSUANCE Of an Order of Sale
l. granted by the Court Of Common Pleas Of Ashtabula
County, Ohio will oer for sale Public Auction the
premises, ~ O'clock forenoon, the
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nj, p,, rITDE Cures Scrofula and
ine itoPie5 W hE Salt Rheum.

have used the Peoples Cue my family with great ben
eft Il Scrofua aud salt Kheun, aud have
mended frequently to my friends ali OF whom believe have
benefited and most Of them entirely cured by it.
CHARLES SCHARFF, 27s Main ltreet, up stairs.
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The People. CURE Gs,ss %ss.Issssl. TsnsIs

have 10 feeble health since The bh OF my boy
who is II years old have had many troubles and diff
culte ali this time uniting for every kind oil labor and
destroying all my comfort Last began taking the
Peoples Cure and have used four boes aud now almost
we'll Ny difficulties have nearly all disappeared, aud feel
cheerful and happy Mrs CATH. DEWALD,
Dressmaker. GoOdeil Alley aboya rupper 81.
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The sum appropriated for suitable resting
places at Cincinnati and Columbus, for our
soldiers who may fall 10 the service of our
country, to-wit: SO 900 for the former and
$500 for the latter, have been expended. Beau,
tiful aud eligible grounds, al Spring Grove
Cemetery, Cincinnati aud Green Lawn Gem.
etery, Columbus, have been selected. The
remains of sos brave boys have already been
deposited in the Cemetery at Cincinnati, and
81 at Columbus. Without this express au
thority, Joined the Executives of other State,
10 securing suitable resting place for our no
BILE dead at Gettysburg in the great battle o.
July last. This sacred ground thus secured
was duly coDsecrated, with most imposing Ger.
emonies, on the 18th day of November last
Accompanied by my Staff, and quite larg,
number Of State officials, participated, Of
behalf Of the State, in these solemn ceremonies
the entire cost to the State of this visit wa
| 50 ,6l4 20, which has been charged to the Mil
itary Contingent Fund. The papers herewith
presented in document No. II, contain fu
statement OF the action of this Department i
relation 10 its melancholy duty OF caring fo
our dead. ...rf ..
1t can hardly be necessary that | ca
your attention 10, or speak of, the braver
and gallantry of our soldiers 10 the 6elC
There many noble deeds are familiar to q
all I; the soil of every battle field has becom
sacred with the blood OF Ohio's heroes :
Our children should be taught to venerai
the memory of those who have fallen; an
to love aud highly respect those who ma
be spared by an oil wise providence to r.
turn among US. God bless our patriot
soldiers. and all who are near aud dear /.
them.
Although the wicked rebellion still col
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ALExAN DRIA NEW s .

THE following items are taken iron the SsI.
Journal Of yesterday afternoon:
Fac Ore br Ike out abou' hAltpaN four
O'Clock this morAing, In the bAek-buildinE OF .
house on Water street, between Y Ieen and Prin.
cess, owned by Mrs. Lald, widow lady. The
lower portion OF the building WAS occupied by Mr..
Kitchen, a. a whselwright shop, and the other
portion by night Waterman, familiarity known ~
Jimmy" who lost $50 In greenbaeks, which he
had drawn from bank yesterday. He was on duty
at the time the IRE occurredi and, a. the lire
broke out In his room, II 10 supposed that a rob
berry wa, committed, and the building Afterwards
bred by the same party. Dir. Kitchens loss 10
about $3.50, 10 material. The bui ding was en-
tirely nsumed; loss about $500.
The Government steam hre-engines and the sun
engine were promptly on the spot, and did good
service In preventing the spread OF the flames.
Rrjoieing.-A couple OF old negro oroUes met al
Al early hour this morning on the railroad track
in the lower part OF the city After the usual com
pliments OF the morning, one OF them WAS heard
TO exelain: "Bress de lori de prayers OF de right
eous Am heerd and ladder Abraham Agsis sots on
de throntw
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oc2SlawIu
DROPOsALs FOR RATIoNs.

II
QUARTCRdAsTER's OFFICE, L. y. A. CoRps,
WAsHISdTOS, oct. 81, 1864. I
Sealed proposals will be received at this Oftos
Ss Op RSTSNs Ss SnG ssSs
Marines, AT the following stations during the
year 1895, yiti
ChArlestown, MasSaohusetts,
Brooklyn, New York.
Philadelphia, Penn1ylvanis.
Washington City, NstTlot OF Columbia
GoBport, near Norfolk, virginia.
zach ration to consist OF three iourths OF pound
oil pork or bacon, or ono and fourth pound OF
fresh or salt beef eighteen ounces oil bread or
nour, or twelve Ouneea OF hard bread, or one and
= fourth pound OF corn meal and at the rate to
one hundred rAtinls oil eight quarts OF beAns; or,
10 lieu thereof, ten pounds Of rleei or, IN lieu
thereof, twice per week, one hundred and any
ounces OF dedicated potatoes, and one hundred
ounces oil mixed Vegetablegi ten pounds Of oonee;
or, In lieu thereof one and half pound Of tea;
ufteen pounds oil sugar four quartz OF vinegar;
one pound o. sperm candles OF one anu one ioHrth
pluad Of tallow, four pounds oi soap, and two
quarts OF salt.
Commanding Orteer Of each station fresh beef,
either In bulk or by tho single ration, Of good
Qua Ity, with an equal proportion OF the lore and
The pork, No prime mess pork the hour, eXtTa
lupeIhne the coffee, good Rio the sugar, good
New Orleans or its equivalent and the beans,
vinegar, candles SOAR SALT, &C" 10 DC OF goou
All subject to Inspection.
All bids must he accompanied w the following
guarantee: -
The undersigned, - OF -, 10 the State Of
-, and -, OF -, In the state OF -,
hereby guarantee that IN case the foregoing bid Of
- TOR rKtiOns, AS above described, be accepted,
he OF they will within ten days after the receipt
Of the contract At the post office named, execute
the contract for the with good and sufficient
securities, and in case the said - shall fail to
entet into contract as Aforesaid we guarantee to
nj AXE good the difference between the offer OF the
said - and that which may be accepted.
Witness.
T.. y, 4, u, GuAFAutoT
-, lsB-. L. D., GuATAntOT,
hereby certify thai the Hhove-nAmed - are
known to me as men Of property, and able TO Iaskt
good their guarantee
To be signed by the Vnited States District Judge
United States District Attorney, or Collector,
No proposal will he considered unleIs accom-
| panied by the above guarantee,
Newspapers authorized 10 publish the above
will send tho paper ooRtAining the hrst insertion
| TO this Oillee for examinAt on,
Proposals. TO be endorsed "ProposAls TOT RATION
Tor iS66, and addressed to the unabridged.
". u. SLACK,
! Oot2l-wIw Major and QuArtermAster
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JNIlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Cohr OF Washington county, in the District OF
Columbia, letters of naturalization on the per
sonAl estate OF Richard 81. Harrison, late OF wash
against the said deceased, are hereby warned TO
exhibit the same, with the vouchers to the
subscriber, on or before the 5th day of November
next; they may otherwise by law he excl aided from
all benefit Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 9th day OF November,
564. r, COLUMBIA KING,
nOYB-lAwSW Administrative.
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LAY COOKE h CO., BANKERS,

FIFTEENTH STREET,
Opposite UNITED STATES TREASURT,
Receive subscriptions for the
NEW U. s. sEVEN-THIRTY LOAN,
Authorized by the act of June 30, 1854. The notes
will be Issued under date Of August Is, In denOmi'
nations OF
$50, 500, $500, 1900 AND 5000,
Payable 10 bearer or order, bearing interest At
$40 per cent per annum, payable sem. ANNUALLY
aud will he convertible at the option OF the holder
AT maturity into six pa cent. Five-Twenty Bonds.
We buy and sell
GOVERNMENT BONDS OF ALL ISSUES
TREASURY NOTES,
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS,
AND COIN
And paw the highest price for
9UARTERMAsTER's CERTIFICATE CHECKS
jygI.du JAY COOKE 4 &c
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AGAIN AT Thames VI. Starr was arrested
last night By onloer s'rsub upon the charge OF
grand larceny. II seems that Starr roomed on
luetday night with q man named Edward Kelly,
and arising early yesterday morning, he skedsd.
uled with the pant.loons and watch OF Kelly,
leaving bis own pantaloons for Kelly to wear. He
was TAKEN before Justice Emerson, who commit
ted him to jail for court starr 10 an old offender,
and was sent TO the penitentiAry several yeas
ago for bresking Into and robbipg . store on
Seventh street I'll, "musn Adorns the Roguet
gallery.
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M WILLIAM, IMPORTER

go Penn. ave, Wash 81, Cite Tteyiss,
ingtOn, d. {. Paris.
Ia receiving new Bnods by almost every steamer,
aud has aways large stock Of the nnest and most
fashionable goods nhand. His stock Is composed
OF Ladies' and Children's Cloaks, Ladies UndeTgAr-
mPnts, Lace Goods II large and fine helee Ion OF
Millinery Goods, n BOnbets Hats, Flowers,
Feathers, silks, Grapes, Nelvets, Ribbons, eto.,
Dress and Cloak Trimmings, Velvet Ribbons,
Netts, Fancy Combs, Psriumery nom the eele-
NJ. WILLIAM being the only merchant In this
oIty who imports goods, goes for selections him
self to Europe, And has his Agent t0,iding In Paris
who ,ends him Eouyeautes as soon as they make
their appearance, 10 therefore prepared - please
the mOIt fAatidiouI tas'PH. nO2 SIN