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G. n. MORRISON,
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST
AND DEALER IN
Patent Medicines, Etc, Etc,
No. IL, Magazine street,
NEW ORLEANS.

Has on hand a large and select stock OF DRUGS
and MEDICINES. which are offered Tor sale AT
nrices in accordance with Northern quotations add
ing a small advance on cost OF same, III quantities
to suit the wants of purchasers.
Commission Merchants Planters and Druggists
can RELY upon getting their goods put up with care
and dispatch.
The following articles embrace small portion OF
nv stock on hand aud to arrive.
2OOO ounces French and American Qulnine
600 lbs Calomel-AmeTiCan and English.
$50 ounces Sulphate Morphine.
1000 lbs Refined CamphOr.
$50 lbs Powdered ipcCac.
20 lbs Ipecac Root.
300 Irps Chloroform-1 10 bottles
$50 ounces Nitrate Silver
les lbs Todde Potass
800 lbs Sweet Spirits NltTe.
10 bbls Castor Oil
so bbIs Flax Seed-whole and ground.
20 bbls EPSON Salts
$50 lbs Indigo
2OO0 lbs Gum Arahie-fne and sorts.
1000 lbs TartaTic Acid
1000 lbs Arrow R0Ot-Anlr. ana bellluI'i
30 Boxes CASTLE Soap.
PATENT MEDICINES, Etc,
30 Gross VermitG@e.
) Gross Browns IroChes.
/ 5Gross Bryan's Waters.
| 80 Gross Piils-Aver's Brandeths etc.
60 boz Morrison Invigoratng Blttels.
- Doz Red Jacket Bitters.
80 Doz Hostetters Bitters.
Gross SOZOdont.
5 Gross MorrisOn's Pectoral Syrup
) Gross Ayers Cherry Pectoral
80 Doz Morrison's Sarsparilla.
80 Doz. Bus Sarsaparilla.
300 Doz. Scotch and Maccaboy Snuff.
% DOz Cod Livor Oil
AlsO a fine assortment of Perfumcry, Pure Bran
- G. n MORRISON,
march l3d3m II Magazine street.
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The Jenkins of the New York Heralu thuS nus
records an incident Of General GRANT 'o-
iouru in New York: -, IL,
General Grant, in company Win J9ul 5lLl
Van Buren, ESQ., attended service SGsI e,4"S
,,,,,.,in,y at Grace church. Goargc w. MOT
,ra, thT oroanist, exerted his well known
33n,,acitias and accompanied the service
,,-;+I MS finest music At the conclusion OF
| tbs service the people fingered about the
church doors to get more satlsiaG'oIS 49,, 80
| of the General than was afforded theih Hoii'
his seat in the pew When he emerged lhe
| ;rranrcssible. the inevitable Brown accosted
| L;r, on the sidewalk, and said
| s.C;eneraI. will you walk in and hear our
| celebrated organist, Mr.. Morgan, perform
some of his overtures !.
| In response to which the General delivered
the following extinguisher-
mir. Brown, l have an engagement, |
don't know one tune from another, anu
would rather hear bass drum than an
organ any day. .-..-,.-
THE General. after this characteristic reply
entered the carriage and was driven away
Brown razed at its vanishing proportions
and calculated: well, General, there
one thinr-I am better undertaken thal
Won are which observation seemed TO hea
his wounded feelings and he turned TO ehte
the church.
Ouerv? Grant has certainly buried NOR
men than Brown. and beats him all TO hts II
the matter of balls.
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r9~In these days it does not suffice to call
murders murders; some other word Is need
ed to excite the palate of the sensaton-pam-
pered public. Even tragedy IS played
out, and they have begun in Ohio to cal
them horrors" One Samuel Covert IS en-
titled to the honor of having committed the
first horror" He has been sentenced 10
the apotheosis of the gallows.
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Near Reese River, in California, there Is an
isolated mountain about 500 feet high, whose
entire surface on all sides, from summit TO
base. is covered with agates. Upon digging
into the soil they are found like potatoes III
hill They are oval IN shape ana from
To 4 inches in diameter.
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~ The Southern Star calls attention to
the anomaly that under the present excise
Cuba sugars have supplanted Louisiana IN
the New York market; in its own words
Sugar grown in the United States with tree
labor is TO be abandoned for the encourage
rneut OF sugar grown abroad by slaVe Ia
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.g- Since the suTender-tor we can trace
it back no further-the South seems to be
infested with a set of typos who fancy that
all the Spanish saints are she's. One paper
we know of, always except by accident has
San Antonia. and now we find San Francisco.
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Inc Insurance Commissioner to the Legislature:
The Etna Insurance Company of Hartford one
OF OF the most successful Fire Insurance Companies
OF TINS or any other country"
Connecticut Companies follow the rules and
Pracuces OF the tna almost carefully as if they
were embodied in statute law"
AGAIN pointing to errors of practice in New York
companies, the Etna's successful management and
soild rules are called to their attention thus.
1t still remains more matter of wonder than
inii' tOn IN the insurance world
by what subtle alchemy has this corporation
philosophers stoneF '--o
lne extraordinary events which have distin.
suisheo lts unparalleled financial history"
The average losses per diem in the
United States at this period of the
year, are about $3.50, 600. The Tele.
graph daily sounds startling notes
OF warning to all prudent Persons
DO NOT NEGLECT THE SECTrPTpY on DY
LIABLE INSURANCE.
Policies Issued trithOm delay by
D. N. BARROws, Agent.
a CO.
i''@i iO'lon GEO A SMYTHE, Asst Aest.
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THE PRINCE OF WALES-An English cor
respondent makes the following sketch OF
the Prince of Wales:
Not unfrequently do we ask OF the heir to
the throne, What sort of king will he
make !'' To this question, far seeing men
must be aware that the reply Is pregnant
with meaning. The Prince of Wales has
done nothing unpopular as Yet, which Is
great thing to say of one who is never outside
of a glass house; whose slightest action Is
done before the public eye.
We know that he is good templar, fond
ofhuntiug. of the theatre, of shooting, OF
good cigar (he is an inveterate smoker), and
that his favorites are men given to eccentric
adventure, like the Duke OF Sutherland, who
rides to fires on his fire engines; Lord Henry
Lennox, who will pass a night III coffee
house to see an execution. But this nearly
exhausts criticism, which proceeds from ae-
tual knowledge For the things that his
father loved, he cares not a bit. have seen
the Prince Consort putting III draft report
at society of arts, upon the growth OF su-
gar, with all the earnestness of man who
feels he is familiar with his subject; and
have noticed his temporary veXation with
the lamentations insisted upon by his fellow
committeeman; but the Prince of Wales
could as easily write the Paradise Lost" He
is described by those who knew him well as
possessed of ordinary abilities. but with lit
| tie interests in subjects demanding any study
or thought. There is no reason why he
| should not make good king, though 1T Ii
hardly to be expected he will consent, sc
| fully as his mother does, to everything the
other estates of the realm may suggest"
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"a The Chicago Republican commenting
on the Presidents letter TO Gov. Sharkey,
says
II j. interesting TO notice that as long ago
as the middle OF August the predominant
thought in Mr.. Johnsous mind was NOT so
much how to be right and TO do right as now
to disarm and foil the Radicals.
| 1t would be interesting to discover how he
! could do anything right6r
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directions for filling the Broom.

The top of the Stirrup should be ABOUT a"p
two inches above the top of the cone; MI a
row around the outer circle OF the cone oi
vour straitest and best corn, ana theh M
heinside with the inferior corn, II you WISH
to use it. after which turn the hahSil'
till the corn is as tight as you wish IL TO pe'
holding Your hand on the brush ut the same
time to steady the broom, OTTER when PuI
on vour bend wire and insert the nook au2
stirIrp wires and the broom is complete an
ofwhich does not take much longer thah
reading the directions Persons cannot pc
/ too careful in keeping the handle Suihcleht-
/ Iy tight to keep the corn secure, as many
persons are apt to unscTew it lin examining
/ The broom and leaVs ii so the next comes
along. takes hold and shakes 1t, and by re-
nrating ! + the broom Will become loose, and
lead some to think it was the fault OF the
broom, when in fact it is the carelessneSS OF
inexperienced persons. The broom Is OF
! itself so simple that the most stupid person
cannot fail to understand it at glance.
The State of Mississippi, or any OF the
Southern States, are for sale at the low
figures of S4,OO per thousand inhabitants
taking the census Of 1860
For particulars address the underslgned
at st. Louis, or PEAS q klLWORlH'
New Orleans -,,,,,
DE WITT & PIPER,
March 9d1m. St. Louis, Mo.
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A field of wheat buried under an avalanche
in Switzerland for twenty-five years, pro-
ceeded on its growth as soon as the snow
had melted.
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TESTING HER INNOCENCE-The following
touchinU scene recently occurred III Fan
sian court of justice:
4 poor, pale, wan seamstreSs' was ar
raioned for theft She appeared at the bar
with q baby of eleven or twelve months III
her arms. her child. She went to get some
work one day. and stole three gold CONS OF
feach. The money was missed soon aItef
She left her employer, and servant was
| sent to her rooms to claim 1t. Inc servant
| found her about to quit her rooms Wlth the
three cold coins in her hand. She sald to
! tLa saTvant: Il was going to carry them
| hack to YOU" Nevertheless, she was earned
! +o the commissioner of police, and he ordered
her TO he sent before the police court 1or
trial She was too poor to engage lawyer
and when asked by the judge what she mad
/ tn say for herself, she answered: Inc uaE
| | went to my employers carried my chllu
| with me 1t was in my arms as 1t Is now.
was not having attention to 1t. There
were several gold coins on the mantle-plece,
and unknown to me, 1t stretched out IT'S llttle
hand and seized three pieces, which lana not
observe until got home. | at once put on
my bonnet and was going back to my en-
plover to return them when L was aTTeSbeu
This is the solemn truth, rs hope for heaV
ems mercy. -
The court could not believe this story
: They upbraided the mother for her unpu
Grr,.a in endeavoring to palm on Such
1r..fi fest lie for the truth. They beSough
her for her uwn sake to retract so absurd
, tale. for it could have 10 effect, but oblg
! the court to sentence hcI TO 4 much severe
punishment than they were disposed t
> intlict upon one so young and EVIDENT,
| Steened so deep in poverty. These appeal
had no effect except to strengthen the poo
mothers pertinacious adherence to her org
iual story As this tirmness was sustalne
7 bv that look of innocence which the mos
\ adroit criminal can never counterfeit, tn
:, court were at some loss to discover what d'
csion Justice commanded. To relieve thel
embarrassment, one of the judges propose
- to renew the scene described by the mothe
Three gold coins were placed on the clerk
: table The mother was requested to assun
: the position in which she said she stood {
- her empIoyer's house There was then
- breathless pause in the court. The bat
= soon discovered the bright coin, eyed 1t II
a moment smiled, and then stretched tort
re its tinv hand and clutched them III
IN fingers with miser's eagerness. The moth
vas acquitted.
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Ey-A large bank of meerschanm clay IS
said to exist in Angelina county, Texas.
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FENIAN SALOON.

dissolution of COpartnership.
FTNHE copartnership heretofore existing under the
l stvIe and firm Of Dismukes Il Shepardson Is
This day dissolved by mutual consent. The said
Shepardsen having purchased of said Dismukes all
his right title interest claims and demands to and
in the said firm is hereby authorized to receive re-
arm and assumes all indebtedness against it. The
business will be continued by G. J. Shepardson at
the same stand State street
J. PEYTON DISMUk kES,
G. j. SHEPARDSON,
Jackson March nth 1S66-20dlw.
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..ano,m.nt. to capltAilst and Man

1mducemem Nactmrer
II is n conceded fact and admitted py eve
~ one. that if the Capltahst OF Mallulac ma I
Iy one' 7an secnre monopoly of the sale and
fort,Ire of any article OF universal con
...,,,,1+;on that they have laid the stepping
-, "a. n nermanent structure OF wealth.: |
STtn ,ca,1se of so many failures with men OF
a,,+ernrise and small capital is the CoIHPe-
+;+ion of busincss-the advantage OF Com,
b;naJ canital against the man OF hmtea
I'lnor'a ITi+h no protection thrown around |
L;m IT ia seldom that there IS an articlo
ln+anted that is destined To come into gen
oral use. and can readily be sofa TO eNciE
famiIv in the land From time lmmemo[ldl
THE BROOM has been an lndeSpensapslo
1r+icle in every house, and may we not SAT-
Iy conclude that 1t always VIII contiiuG contii;ad
II then the sale of this article Is unlimited
- -, tbare is no end to the demand whlle
90. - I,s+ can there be shadow OF FISK III
/ O; the sale and manufacture OF one
- +be most complete and simple made
| Rrooms that the world ever produced:
| II has been the custom OF our loFelaUhtie' .
6, ~, ~ +he dovs of the Roman Empire TO the
| I'li' I'1 tuC - 70 construct the Broom on the
- ,I,n without even an eHoIt 10 IN
| -~aiI,,e,+ hut ours is an age OF proSies-
P;e,, Ia tbinos are being done away Wl'n'
on1 more usefiIl and simple machlnel9 IS
fost taking their place, thus IL Is thaI We "a
advancing and keeping pace Win 'h' "S0 40
which our lot has been cast ,.-o- q
TT,e success of this Broom is no longer
donht The certainty of 1t being ulLIret I,' .
solIv introduced into every house Is onLS a ="
question of time. Wherever there Ia3 naa5
been men taking hold ofit and colillemJIJ IlIi u
manufacturing, the demand has no P%t"tbe' .. tbl
; -, anv article ever made. We have, ny tlt
sale of territory in several States Sot III suo
/ cassfuI operation number OF f2ctotlos, All,
+ ~ roDl all in the space of 4 few months, ~
ne ,,ar..n+ was not granted till June = Vii y,
q I1f- Iu Chicago, Ill, Mr. ChaiieS y
e progyue. the assignee o. the patent mas tt
e I.,rres1, nauttactory OF the Iund Oh th
t smerican continent, and it is not yet thTe
i months since il WAS put in motion IN , Mlonl
a ran. Indiana, Wisconsin, Iowa ana HllnI' 1i'
S"ta They are being manufactured ny III
I. nnantity. and here, in the city OF 81 Loul'
h We are completing arrangements to enter g g
tensivelv into the manufacture OF the 81
ticle and NAV we not safely conclude lha
there are capitalists ready and WllllnS = :
carry this same enterprise into every 0'@'
in the Union. .,,, oo,
We have more territory than we can COZ
troI protitablv, and Will dispose OF any
the States remaining unsold, at prices IN.
can't fail to suit the purchasers: ana
men of limited MEANS We Will DIVIDE 10 ~
states by county to suit your convenlehc
A word to the wise is suttlclent.
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A correspondent of the Handsoolo A,Jln
ocrat writing from Ocean Springs, says that
the snrinr freshets in the Pascagoula rlNer
have overilowed the neighborin@ country
and the passage from Ocean Springs to the
court house Of the countyis impossible eA-
cept in piroques and skitts.
No one, says the Democrat, eould nave
thought a year ago, that III SO short tiihe
Handsboro could have recovered from the lit ;.
activity of the four wears war Business of
oII kinds * looking up. and bids fair i'll a
short time to eclipse its former mark OF en-
ternrise our foundry. saw mills and stores
are all doing good business and an addition
to our present number of dry goods and and
grocery stores may shortly be expected Our
Whole coast is experiencing similar changes.
The delightful and healthy climate Is oeinS
appreciated abroad, and capitalists are Sc sees,
| inc Droperty and homes on our sea Shore-
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DISSOLUTION of GOparlmersh'p.

Dissolution of GOParineTsh'p
The Copartnership heretofore existing oegween tne
UNDERSIGNED was dissolved by mutual consent on the
first day of January last L. b Moody hdtt"S pGt p9
ad ,bs entire interest of the late tirTs Of Moody
&. O'Ferrail and moody OFerral & Co, in all notes
and c counts and all 9th assets Of said hrnsi mere
Fora ali settlements will be made with him or his
authoi lied Agents. .-
JNO. W. O'FERRALL.
A. PAYNE.
Entcrprise, VI arch 18th '69-2ld3twlt
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EFuIan.

MONTREAL March IS.-NO outbreak has
occurred anywhere. Loyal speeches have
beon made and general readiness maniies-
ted 10 break .,p any Fenian demonstrations
that may take place.
The draw upon the savings bank has been
quite large ..-.,.
prevails, and startling rumors are atioat:-
The artillery are manning all the forts. The
militia have been called ont by procIama-
ton, and arms and ammunition Will be CIV
en- them to-day. The engineers nave been
very business since Friday st. Patrick DAY
yas celebrated with the usual ceremonies
There was no disturbance.
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-''Ir' DE WITT g. PIPER,
5o1 Olive Street. Office, Room No, D.
poWRRy PATENT PERPETUAL BROOM

If the newest Broom the cleanest sweeps
Then this the greatest credit redps'
And If the best the rest entonlns,
p6tyrps has buried the world III Brooms
rf poxvr-ps with this the premium has taken.
Then in this your faith should not be Sl''hS !"
And il with this the golden harvest Tept
With this your house should ever oe SWcp'.
,1T opDEBS MUST BE ACCOMPANIED
WITH THE CASH.
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NO CE.

r,r,.s r Parks or H. D. Moody are my duly
authorized Agents All persons indebted to either OF
the b ,ve firms will please ca upon them' or tltner
of tsem and pay up, give some assurances "4eh
nav,nent will b. made do not wish to oppress any
man but these notes aud accounts are for provisions
furnishd at low prices when times were haIu' % "li
,,, scare and therefore feel that they are not
only Just hut mostly debts of honor ,,ooDv
nar4l d3tWlt -. -. NI'-I-l
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Some nights ago, when the tiger, from ta-
tigue had close his frowning jaws, when
Tony's oysters had faded in the shell, t and
when Lucilla Weston had failed to attract
ON. of the legal brotherhood wended his way
homewardly. Like Alexander, he had no 40
more worlds to conquer Ye tiger had played;
theatre was dead; so, as de'nier resort he
would go home, to his wife He Knocked a a a
mario voice OF the loved one from within.
. lis me, . says the legal hopeful! 1T can IT
be- is the rejoinder, ait is now only ten
o'clock, and my husband never comes IN
till two in the morning, and II you are a q
gentleman YOU will go away at once, OF l II
| call the police" Remonstrances and expos
| tnIatiops were in vain; our worthy friend
was compelled to vamose, and return at thC
accustomed hour. He has been on the stoo
| OF repentance ever since, and now coililhe'
bimselfto fifteen coqutails per diem, and goes
home at twelve Do you like the hctloh
| 'Tis fact: we have the dates.-AValahche'
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THE D.

THE "
To OUR ri
advertisement
upon our col
strained for
amount Of our
will be remef
moment, and
by eniarGeu'
FENIAN NEE
cd meeting o.
the friends of
night, comm
the City Hail.
the orgauizati
ORPHANS Il
Of the Board
Homo has beef
March y Sp|
is requested q
u Mcssrs.
reciyed 500 50
also. a lot of p
Bourbon whisI
Marion RID
salcsman and
this establisir
10 The sale
tinued to-day 4
property has d
still remains o
ofthe articles
never been uNe
tiou at very lo
the newly maj
II"
II shoul
+bot Mr.. c. A.
finest quality %
extrcmely loy
o+bers having
s. o'' ', ,n1 acr y
-. r,r y
=. inf, fine
,.,...1-.r
We take
..,l.,.s fl,
-. ,yboIes
- WAS for
sro1 of Gen Br
a. ''',7
uoo'''''
hail'N
p'''
hoS'N Va -
2 items. those n
the war Col Il
tation in New
that a few Nc
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An officer OF the freedmen's bureau at wa
co, Lieut. E Smith, had knotty case oelofe
him few weeks ago:
A freedwomau complained to him to force
her husband. by whom she had children, to
marry her. The sable benedict was cited,
aud answered that he had three other wives
bv whom he had children and they all
claimed support from him; that While they
were all slaves there was no trobule, because
the master clothed and fed his wives and
children, and ROW he was noS able to support
one family. .7. r.,
| shonId marry the wife who made the COM
plant; but upon re-argument aud reoonSId-
| Grafton, made a decision that the polyG&mlst
| should marry the wife of his choice.
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- McssTs
recived 500 "a
also a lot OF n
Bourbon |hlsl
Marion RId
salesman ana |
+his estahlishrI
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FENIAN NEE
cd meeting q
the friends on
night comm
the City Haul
the orSaui1''
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE STATE.

Wednesday y::::.::::: March q. 1856.
sEREADING MATTER ON EVERY
PAGE ZEN
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UETHN
of thc Board
Homo has boo1
March y SPI
"a requested 4
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Ill be remet
moment, and ]
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Is 1t shoulI
that Nh G. A. !
finestqJlality o !
extremely lovI
others having
backs at their
this and act 4
in stamps can Y
tancc into the
on Kcescckcr
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To OUR RI
advertisement
upon our cor
strained for
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z Dealers iII
ne adyeTtl.en(
0rter of ErCuCl
'ndings, New @
treet
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And are now offering
TO the Trade "A SU-
PERB STOCK of
PRINTED DELAINES,
WOOL DELAlNES,
CHALLIES,
MOZAMBIQUES,
FRENCH ORGANDIES,
LAWNS,
PRINTED JACONETS,
CHINTZ BRILLIANTS,
POUT DE CHENRES,
SILKS,
NAINSOOKS,
PLAIN PLAlDS,
PLAIN STRIPES, Etc,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-31
Fellow-Citizens:
.oLwho Wants Bargains.

MARTIN BOMBERGER REAL
Estate AGENT, DAYTON. OHIO. has for ssls
Tnwwsnty Houses and Lots ranging ffem $500 =
IlAlso SIX farls-rthnee in, parke, I'VE An No
gomery and one IN Van Vert County ~
The undersigned 9can ways he found 1W
OhIo Insurance Oficen When not out on ll.|l
or at the Post Oflfte' Conner ~ Nlif p 81 ~
Buys and ssllspFopeUys Terms IfberaIF