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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-01-05
EPSEJjG SJGR9FPHRI;g3to

Is published every Friday morning at ONE
DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS per annum.
if paid within three months from the time OF
subscribing; or, TWO DOLLARS, if not
paid until the expiration of the year. No pa
der discontinued until all arrearages are paid
unless at the option of the editor.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING. For plain matter.
one dollar per square for the first insertion.
For rule and figure matter, two dollars Pc
square for the first insertion. For each inser-
ton after the first, twenty-five cents per square
Eight lines to constitute square If the
number of insertions be not marked on the
advertisement, it will be published until for
bid, and charged accordingly. A liberal de-
duction will be made to those who advertise
by the year. The privilege of annual adver-
tisers extends only to their immediate business
Obituaries and Tributes Of Respect will be
charged at the rate Of so cents per square
Marriage Notices 25 cents. Calls upon Per-
sons to become Candidates charged at the usu-
al rate Of advertising.
Communications, the effect of which is to
promote private or individual interests, are
matters of charge, and are to be paid for at
the rate of so cents per square.
| Dsf'- OFFICE next door to the house on the
south-westcorner of the Square.
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SOLUBLE
PACIFIC CUANO.
JOHN s. REESE & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AGENTS FOR
THE PACIFIC GUAN0 COMPANY,
III South street, Baltimore.

TNHE SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO, re-
Il sembles PERUVIAN GUAyo in appearance,
odOr, and composition The value of all Qua
nos and Super Phosphate of Lime, of whate-
yer name, depends, as is well known, upon
the per cent. of AmR,onia, Soluble Phosphate,
ard Bone Phosphate Of lime they contain.
This Guano differs from Peruvian only in the
fact that it contains less ammonia, but this
difference in Ammonia is more than made up
by the fact that it contains almost double as
much Soluble, and Bone Phosphate of Lime.
This difference makes it a durable fertilizer,
with all the activity of Peruvian Guano. AL
though the price of this Guano is only one
half the price of Peruvian, and is not higher
than the Super-Phosphates of Lime, yet it
contains, rs is proven by analysis and inspec-
ton, vastly more of ammonia, soluble. and
Bone Phosphate, than is found in the best of
them. Hence its economy and intrinsic va
lue must render it m object Of great interest
to the farmers generally.
We wish farmers to take especial notice, that
the conditions upon which we have the agency
ofMis Guano are, that every cargo is regular
ly inspected and aaelyzed by Dr. LEIRIe, whose
authority iRsuch matters is paramount.
This arrangement affords us and consumers
a protection not had in the purchase of fertiliz-
ers generally. 1t must also be noticed that
the phosphates of this Guano are not mineral
but sarthy Phosphatcs, which is greatly to its
advantage.
The following is summary of last cargo
............................ 10 per cent
Organic Combustible matter 39. II "
karthy natter.....,.............. 0.2S GO
1leiqing Ammonia............... $40 per cent.
Soluble Phosphate of Lime 1907 &"
Bone Phosphate of Lime 2432 ="
gzs- For sale by Dealers throughout the
States, and by
JOHN S. REESE & Co,
General Agents,
Baltimore.
gzs> Price 500 per ton of 1000 lbs.
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CARPENTERING AND UNDERTAKING.

6----ZZs--------77 THE subscriber, thankful for
past favors, begs leave to inform
the public, that ne still continues the coz
FIN-M4kING BUSINESS, in the most ap-
proved style; and having furnished himself
with a new and fashionable Heaise, will at
tend Funerals in any part Of the county.
GA He will also continue the
t- S.i AAas- =-t1T77-la CARP ENTERING .BUSE-
--------- i-----4-S NESS, in all its branches,
and al the shortest notice.
WIN. E. HUMPHREY.
n. n. Those indebted to him will please re-
member the hard times, and come to his re-
lief without further delay, for they have got
the bears grip on him. W. E.P.
sep 9-tf
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BLACKSMITHING.

50 THE undersigned having taken
-zssss the Blacksmith Shop directly on
s-s4=sssszsss the turnpike road from Rockville
to Georgetown, short distance below the
junction of the old Georgetown road with the
pike, and about % miles above Tennallytown,
is prepared to do, at short notice and on very
rna son n LIZ anr.,,r
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-01-05
BLACK SNuTH MORN.

uch as SHOEING, IRONING WAGONS 4
ARRloLES, and all other kinds of country
work
He respectfully solicits patronage from the
citizens OF Montgomery county, and pledges
himself TO give entire satisfaction to all who
may favor him with their custom.
june Fly AUGUSTUS c. FLACE.
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BROOKEVILLF,

BKUUkEFILLF,
1GENTSJor Aonigomsry county, Nd,
who also receive orders for all STANDARD
FERTILIZERS, at the Baltimore Rates.
Parties ordering from us, win SAVE both
in FREIGHT and EXPENSES, and have,
what is more important, a GUARANTY that
all Fertilizers sold BY them, are cractly as re.
presented. G;une 23-1v
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ORDER OF RATIFICATION.
MARY A. SHREVE & WIN. A. SHREyE.
In the Circuit Court for Montgomery county, as
a Court Of Equity.
oCToBER@ERM, 1865.

nRDERED. this 18th day of November H.
~ the year eighteen hundred and sixty-fve.
by the subscriber Clerk of the Circuit Cout
for Montgomery county, that the sales with.
in reported be ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary thereof be shown on or
before the FIRST MONDAY IN FEBRUARY
NEXT; Provided a copy of this order he in-
serted in some newspaper printed in said
Montgomery county, once in each Of three
successive weeks before the First Monday in
January next.
The report shows the amount of sales to be
nine thousand, four handred and fifteen dol
lars and twelve cents.
E. B. PRETTYMAN, CPk.
True copy-Test.
sev 3{-st :. 3. PRETTINAN. srk.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Dr. A. III. SosoevS.

II AS resumed the practice of medicine
4 l. He can be found at his office next door
to his dwelling, in Rockville, when not called
away professionally. august
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$50 per 1000 Pounds,

and it is much cheaper to the Farmer than
the Bone Dust manufactured from Bones that
hare been hailed or catcUaed when offered at
even $50 less per tonic say nothing Of the
many spurious articles offered TO the public at
any and all prices.
The Farmers in considering the prices and
kinds of BONE DUST, before purchasing
should not lose sight OF the fact, that The
Bones alone, unground, cannot be purchased
for less than the price at which some kinds of
Bone Dust are offered to the public. We re-
commend no other Fertilizers than the above
We sell all Others on order, at the purcha-
sers' risk. We supply ALL KINDS OF FER
TlLIZERS, but recommend none but those We
manufacture and are prepared to guarantee
Jss- We would call attention to our large,
comnlete and varied Stock of
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-01-05
RECOMMENDATIONS :

URnANA, FREDERrck County,, /
July oath.
JAMES II. GA>mRuL, ESQ:
Sir: used your Raw Bone" On the crop
Of which have just gathered to my entire
5atisfactinn and gave itand Cox's Phosphate
and Wilson's Guano fair trial, side by side,
across 40 acre Geld, and it VAS as good, if
nota little better than either, W ilson being
behind. You may recommend it with safety
to any Farmer. Yours truly,
CHAS. g. " 0RTHINGTON.
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Order of Ratification.
MARTHA r. SHAW, WILLIAM Z. SHAW
AND OTHERS,
as.
HELEN L. SHAW AND OTHERS.
In The Circuit Court for Montgomery county, a.
Court Of Equity
OCTOBER TERM, 1865.

ORDERED, this 23d day of November in
W the year eighteen hundred and sixty-five.
by the subscriber, Clerk of the Circuit Court
for Montgomery county, that the sale made
and reported by William v Bouic Trustee in
the above entitled case, be ratified and con-
frmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the FIRST MONDAY
IN FEBRUARY NEXT Provided a copy of
this order be inserted in some newspaper
printed in Rockville, in said county, once a
week for three successive weeks before the first
Monday in January next.
The report shows the amount of sale TO be
twelve thousand two hundred dollars.
E. b. PRETTYMAN, CPk.
True copy-Test,
nov 24-3t +. b. PRETTYMAN, CIR.
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NV MARKET, July Is. 1869.

Mr.. J. H. GAMBRILL:
Dear Sir: ] sowed with a drill one ton of
your Ground Bones on about nine acres of
wheat in the fall Of ls64-the crop harvested
this season is very fine. ] feel satisfied that
have been amply repaid for the outlay. There
is no experiment in the use Of your Raw
Ground Bones as Fertilizer as it comes up
fully to all you claim for it. Very truly.
WI. DOWNEY.
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Dr. G. y. MADDOX

HAS REMOVED TO ROCKVILLE.
4A GS~ OFFICE in his Dwelling,
one door west of the Post Office, where he
may be found at all times, when not profess
sionally called away
jan l3-tf
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-01-05
AUGUST TERM. 1865.

In the Circuit Court for Montgomery county, as
Court Of Eguity
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as the most superior Fertilizer ever offered
them. 1t is unlike any other Bone in the mar
ket, it being fine enough to apply $50 lbs per
Acre With a Drill, all other Bone for sale in
this market is either manufactured from boiled
or burnt bone, hence it contains yerv little
ammonia. Tire above article is ENTIRELY FREE
from al adalteration, nothing used but the
bone in its raw state, containing all of It's ami
NAL matter, hence it contains more ammonia
than anything Of the kind in the market. it
will act on crops Immediately. 81 defy com
petition" The same amount of money ex-
pended in the above article, will produce one
third more corn per acre than any Fertilizer
used, care not what it is Poor exhausted
land can be made to produce fine crops for
six to eight years by the single application of
300 to 400 lbs per acre.
All vitrolized Bone offered for sale is adul-
teratcd-I have satisfied myself by visit TO
the different manufacturing establishments
invite every Farmer Interested, to call AID
see for once premium article | will have
ready for the spring crop, about 100 tons,
which will sell at $50 per ton, parties fur
nishing their own bags-put up in packages
for S55 per ton. | have also on hand at all
times a large stock of
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BONE DUST!

GROUND AT OUR MILL, and warranted
manufactured from Bones that ia w NOT
BEEN BOILED OR Cal CINED.
OF the advantage of Ibis over other kinds
of Bone Dust, we presume it is useless to speak.
Our price for BONE DUST. is
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fully concur in what Mr.. Downey says of
Gambrillis Raw Bone.
august lS-3m ALLEN DORSEY.
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DR.. CHAS. A. WARE,

hFFERS his services 10 the citizens Of
~ DARNESTO WV and neighborhood =
He will be found at Mrs EhzABErH HAWKINS
when not professionally engaged.
sep Sly
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Order Of Publication.
WARNER DUyALL.

ALVIN G. LEAMON, CATHARINE A.
LEAM0N, his wife.
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Ground Plaster.

Parties can be supplied at any season of the
year.
Ife~ Terms in all instances CASH.
For sale by JONATHAN TYSON, Agent,
Railroad depot Frederick; and HENRY C.
REICH, Araby Mills.
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Price, 800 per 1000 lbs.

This is high price, but little reflection
viii satisfy the Farmer that a PURE AR
TICLE, containing the constituents of this
Fertilizer, in the proportions used in
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BOYLE & CO.,

NJ Price 500 per ton of 1000 lbs.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-01-05

-. thank GOD Tor The opportunity
of shaking off the dust of my feet
against Republican America"
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HsaTtiOlOSy's Prepared Pc
EuVfan GuaR0,
Cheap Fertilizers cannot be


at the price at which it is now, cannot be
manufactured for less price.
Cheap Fertilizers cannot be
ERe ctive. They are nat reliaJle.
As, for instance, Pure A No Peruvian Qua
no cannot be purchased for less than $3.50
per ton, and pure Bone Dust cannot be pur-
chased for less than $50 per tom yet. Fertil-
izers advertised as being manufactured of
these constituents, are offered at from $50 to
$50 per ton.
The farmer can draw his inference.
We guarantee this article to be the same
this season that il was last, and ever since we
have commenced its manufacture.
BEAR IN MIND that the basis Of this
Fertilizer is pure A No l PERUVIA Qua
NO and BONE DUST Of our own manufac-
ture.
We do not sell this Fertilizer 10 De1{ers
We manutdcfare ONLY for oar olon sales, and
r4.oe.4 10 y.,,s.s To eF5,,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-29

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paragon Of hanAa sxcsllsass - 49,
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proeched and unapproachable u 81 oeeee
svusem Of religion o. noeaGg in - rosiA.
n. ~ 49, - spsaG $500 - eha =!
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~ effects on Hurops, through ~ 10
truths proclaimed ~ Aamss'f ase ~
eiasss- IT. edscss vsre nos consae
% the intredtkpn 2 rlo
it, faf seecAmg eesse
lie Church itself, VA p.r,ns' y :" T
and exalted in 1ts seaa sne ooso.s 49, !
kksfnvieoh tins 80 re's 1, 49,.
which were pressed nome sne :. ~.
and understanoines o. :. 49, :.
coaIse Of re niseu aons - -.
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II ~s~~A kHnsa a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-29

~ KlGyAA Az NOTICE TO Billing Laeinda BIZ
~ bnxs. ARna n WHikNr. " Bueksushaas Mm
Kixh e. Co.. Duv~Il koxers 4 co Lsrue sanfe ~
Co, Va AuAdck. II Woed~asd. Raeharf lynch VT
utrix Ae " , Red v c D~psu~ cannasie > sm,ft
WFTurn-r as-i3nee, Ac EDWARDS Turner Jehn
Knight. Wesley nd hs Jno Ennkin fro VIC me-
A Whitney, exec1sor. Ac. Ad uDe Hsgh enn.sfy II
a sf-ad aud Y. Sarah and d pasxherfy Glars sus-
dsct. EltkA sudtteh, .xs~usvix Kate Kistfe Moor
az ksdAtel. Asry Fuddiek May Ruadiek. William
esAdlrk sE1 Jssst~ 1rA4 i d. pdstt~
80 ~ s<h - ysqsse hereby aosaas3 tbaa there 10
s- u u. ds IL oit u IL. District 1ourt q
Lee County, 10 sf K-otuk pstiticn SIN .ans.> OF
John rtrs. axsip-s yoa. Ct inning ns-nt sgainst
yru,S Ill No.. upon cur three froals~r nH.- CIV
- y. said sasnt6 tn ~ Of FtrtY hundred
snt r.. ntya D,sIass % ~, .na cent inter
sst and ssimt all d. T., dasfx srxsi ing for the
fof~cias9rs OF o~rtsip cstx.g~ maf- hv s.if Pill
hak % psstsfE ds1ed 18th Jun 1885, UPON rh% X Of
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feh al IN L Os1rsy. sis prS, NJ ia the FORE
ci~use II CERTAIN ind~r nif ing mersg~gr n,sae by
sid ri hrg~ 2, II III hing nt-.n part OF Its
and IN Mo titr cen 13l -okrk, e. County, Iowa
kDorn ~ the Athea nm profert 80 CIV n g.. secure
the paym- Of the M txsss Arf above de.crioed and
the notes ther IN namr srd sal petition prsys ter ths
s,~ 81 birth s.f l.nds and lot ssff SAID csim the
entnEui-hment n the equity 81 redemption ynd ~ D.
erai re ff And thu sasf 7@ldns he~ehx notified
that injuntioe bccs allowed said sut restrain.
ing him from n.ss Ing csnoeliing aid latter mort
rye made 10 him
And ron esch Ssar and answ&r said petstier bv
noon 81 I've second day Of the term or ssid Court
b - head q k~eka&. on The record Monday Of s4p.
tsmhef, lee6s q judgment - prayed FIR viii be had
sAessin. n Esfr HOwyII
wa Plaintiffs Attorney.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-29

The OeiginAl aaA Dsss in ths Wcridf he only tsvs
81 pssSsss nAis Dye. Harmless Rlliabls 90 I.staa
tassess. ProAues innsdIsssiy splsadid ntsck O
natsfsl DvevD, sithost injaftng tAs bar skis nm
sdiss the III sscts ofbsd dya soil By all pFssgss.
fAeseasiss b aensa wiilIan A. Dsssneios Aiss,
RDGNIRATING EXTRACT OF MILLnpLBUna,
for Restoring and Deastifyiak the uair.
sagH-Asvly CHARLES DAfcH1LoR. \.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-29

ssGsARss AssnAMC yseEfAsia ssAP.
superior Tealst oeap, prssarsd ffoa rsaHsd
vssstahls Oiis In essstnsstes ~ olyssstns1
sd especially Asstsnsd for The d Ladies s.d -
tie HuFssry. In plrlaas b sxeIsiss, aaAih
ing properties anvalisA- For sAls b al Druggists.
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$3.50 dans6sSa 60 f1fiS q ~ u
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urh,a - sae6ntor F1aae 10o411r -
tSn ts5 slutl5d; III - u 3 tlex
posed he bin. Ths las&ss esatlsnan asssrtsl
that the dieessaps11 - oosasg vsst
not 10 favor Of sqsalialAioa--a saassnsse
vhichEAsausia - nsnfaE nhGAct ~
known 70 ell, that he opposes evsry bill which
involves the appendicitis Of money, 40 nas+
ter for uhat, pazpoeespr how nnble1es ohjscf
may b. This u cldes- 6issed, three-ceae
legislston2 which pelts ,tAs cqptanpt sog
1inA III Gaee be6a39 teessAosq
mfk hin - 0s1at1rG - - hANsao'
went into the fight right mAnfslly ard advot
Gated ~ 11o6aF6 Y HstD SIod1eoee fOlly =
men to oppose The measure On The psstsxt g
economy, or tha3 Il VIII iAefsass ne paine
dsot. Al " are, and al vs hope % b -
'sasioe, i he v ~ sbreysfys ~ Til, NJ
sacrifices and The privation. Of tAe soldiers
and it is but rendering homage where ho1-
age = dae, md giving INTO Oesaf shas which
belongs to Caesar, 70 show the nations grasas
tnde in this. mannAs. The bill should -
passed BY I'll means.
There is scheme on foot TO defeat The
Union nomiAees for Congress st the elections
this Fall. A bold strike i being made al
ksvsr he seesntsy. In every Oousrsssioual
Dfstr;ct the patronage Of g 4. j. u to b.
used and public money il to be expended TO
carry into effect the new political regtsse.
johnson il scrupulous, and be viii not hesitate
to resort TO the basest means TO accomplish his
unholy desires. / ksor rkereQf speak.
General Tutsle, the Ksukaroo candidate for
Congress, in the Fifth District, has been here
in close commauiop With the Johnsonese
men. He has held intesyis1v viii Assen,
Doolittle and johnson, in which they hsss
| prolfered him ell the aid in their power. He
has boldly asserted that should his efforts be
crovued With soccess, "not ID Repub-
lican Office holder IN ths Fifth District shall
retain . place under the Government" All
must band the knee and bow before Genersi
T.sAs. The same policy is being pursssd ia
the First District. General Warren friends
Claim that Wilson.s defeat wosid be The
death knell Of every Office holder in the Dis.
t.iet whore Warren could bring to bear ia
inlueocs. or where be posssssed poverstc
cause removals. There are fihy Thousand
Offices throughout the country whore !. A. j."
and his few supporters desire to make
changes, and should Congress adjoarn these
changes ciu be made. The Senate must 70
main in sess,on-the House must stand firm.
The Presidents 10 only waiting until after the
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IOWA IrEns.


The editor Of the Pella Blade, who has
been on an excursion through the rural parts
Whereabouts, says that the crops are in good
condition, and adds:
"fn keeping with our observations, we learn
from friend who has been through Wash
ington, Keokuk and Mahaska counties, ths4
the crops there are equally as good as in this
county, with but one exception, fall wheat
was badly winter killed and thin on the
ground. The farmers in those counties raise
about ten acres of tame grass to one here |,
have about ten miles Of Usage Hedge fence
to one here, All over the garden State of
Iowa, as far ~ we can learn from our ex-
changes and otherwise, the earth laughs ju-
bilantlv with an immense harvest.
That same Blade says Of the Daily GATE:
This sound and unfinching Republican
daily comes to us greatly enlarged and other
wise improved. We are glad to see this pros
perity of the GATE, and hope 1t win receive
that support it SO justly merits. tits second
to no paper in Iowa, in point Of influence and
sound political doctrine, and we trust that
our citizens. As well Is those Of the State
generally, will 6nd it to their interest to give
it a cordial support. The business men Of
Pella in particular should take the Daily CARE
CRY
The Blade is now issued every Tuesday
morning.
The Mt. Pleasant Journal says: I've
had the pleasure Of meeting, ON last Satur.
day, 1t the Braselton House, MAJOR Edward
Kilboarne, President, and Guy Wells, Engi-
neer Of the Keokuk and St. Paul Rail Road.
These gentlemen have been travelling over the
contemplated route Of the road, ard inform
MS that they consider the route By this city :
good one, and I'll that remains to be done, il
for the business msn OF Mt Pleasant 70 say
whether Or not we shall have aae1Aes nil
road. There il not the shadow Of : doubt
about the road bene6ting she place. Il viii
place Mt Pleasant on the connecting line b
tween 81. Paul and ST. Louis, ana will Be m
advantage to men engaged in every claas Of
business, We trust that some movement viii
be made by our citizens in regard to this mat
ter"
'GooD Will. Some pnilanthropic indi-
vidGal, under the cognomsa of s.3ood WILL
is occupying himself BY paying postage spon
aM.lsttss Deposited in the 81. Louis Post
0fhce, where ~ writer's havs asgIectsd TO
amy the requisite seanpe. Upsn. Il sttees
70 iorwafred, The following p1ptsd noti6ce-
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