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Vegetable Sic1ian Hair Remover

Vegetable SicIIan Hair Remover
Has stood the test of seUen years
before the public and 40 prepara-
ton for the hair has net been dis
covered that sCiX produce the same
beneficial results. 1t Is an entirely
nctU scientific discovery, combining
many Of the most powerful and re-
stOr0tiUe agents i'I the VEGETABLE
KINGDOM. IT restores GRAY. HAIR
TO ITS ORIGINAL YOUTHFUL
COLOR. 1t makes the scalp ,Utite
ana clean; cures d0',druf and
hNssOrs, and falling out of the
hair; and aUiII make It 0row anon
bdIG heNds, except IN UcrN aOeN
persons, as 1t furnishes tie muiri-
Hce 1riNctple By sUltich the hais. is
nOurisIted aud supported. 1t makes
the hair moist, soft, and glossy,
and Is N,tsMrp0 ssed as q HAIR
DRESSING. 1T is the cheapest
preparation eUer offered to the pub
Tic, as one bottle aCilL accomplish
more and last longer than three
bottles of any other prep0ratt0M.
1t Is recommended and used OU
the First Medical Authority.
INe aU0ndcVuk results produced
w VNS OeStesNN AANtf' 1ACNCtCCT SttACC
induced many to manufacture pre-
pdrdtiOns for the Hair, amber ca
ri0us ,,0n,es;. anl, IN order to iM-
duce the trGde and ne public to
purchase their compounds, Mey
haze jyesOrted to IalsehOOd, JV
claiming MeV acre f0r1ner part
ncTs, or had some cOit1acctiOm aCith
or Mr.. Hal. and hckr prepare
tion ccas similar to Js,s. DO not
be deceiced 0y them. fpurchase the
original: it has mercer net been
c9W0iIcd. Our Treatise on tic H0ir,
aciM certificates, sent free 6y mai.
See that each bottle hGk oar prir0te
Rcrenuc Stamp Deer Il G top Of TIC
totftc. -AU others are limitations.
RIP. Hall & Co.. Props. Nashua, Nh.
'Soidy all Druggists and Del FRS IN Medicine
CA. COOK, 81 Dearborn Chicago, III.
Agent for the s'''A.wi |s'a states.
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st. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. Is.
Flour-Very firm and holders asking higher
rates.
Wheat-Unchanged S2.l0a225 for choice
Red and White.
Corn-Weak and lower White, $103; yell
low, Soc Mixed, soc.
Oats-Weak at 50955c for prime to choice.
Rye-Firm at 9099jc.
Mess Pork-Firm at $24@2425.
Bacon-Higher. Sides, 1910; Shoulders 12 &C.
Lard-Steady at 121s@1314c.
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Special Notires.
To COnsl,lllptlyes.

To COnsumptives.
The advertiser having been restored TO heath in few
weeks by asmpy remedy after having suffered for several
years with lung Affection and that dread disease
umponis anxious to make known to his ow.suerers
the means Of cure
To all who desire It, he will send copy of the prescription
used free of charge) with the directions for preparing aud
using the which they will find for Consuup-
tion Asthma Bronchitis Coughs Colds and all Throat and
Lung Affections The only object Of the advertiser in sending
the prescription is to benefit the afflicted and spread inor.
nation which he csnceives to be invaluable and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy it will them moth
ing and may prove blessing PARTIES wishing the prescp.
hon' free, by return mail will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
may u lys" WILLIAMSBURG Kings Co, New York
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ANSWER:
AT REDDICK & GILLEN'S.
AT REDDICK & GILLEN'S.

Special attention is called stock Of shswls, cloak
hosiery gloves, parasos umbrellas, straw goods
bargees tissues Grape love yes buge ribbon and ornament
for trimming: baimoral ana hoop skirts black and white
marine skrting; French and American corsets Yanke
notions and ia shor everything that well be imagine
in the line of dry goods
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The general condition Of the money market q:
4 the east remains unchanged; at Chicago money
is in somewhat better demand from the growing
activity in the produce market Eastern ex-
change is dull at Chicago. and npninaiiy q
twelfth below par Gold closed in New York on
Thursday evening at 14oss. U. 8. 5-2Vs at
ia: l0-40s at 103. - oi1
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Ottawa Wholesale Market.

OTTAWA August l6, 1867
Under the continued rising prices, corn still
comes in, but in lessening quantities, as the
stock is manifestly approaching exhaustion. The
prospects of the new corn crop are generally
favorable, though nearly all corn on low ground,
;shinv from drought
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Eclectlc or New school System Of Medicine,
Embracing every modern reform and improvement in the
Medical Art Poisonous Mineral remedies dispensed with
They produce evil lay the foundation for future i'll health
Parents should see that their children not dosed with
such medicines for they be well afterwards All
mineral polsons alike injurious The greatest modern
Improvement medicine consists in containing the active
medical principles of roots and plants in concentrated
FORM They are Eclectic Remedies and never before
eouaed in the treatment Of disease When udciousy adj
ninsered they meet disease with wonderful certainty
81. ~ DIR. OLIN Of Ottawa
Represents this great reform medicine and will attend per
sonslly upon all forms of disease either acute chronic or
surgical desired Violent Diseases dphera cholera
Group dysenery eves &C., very successfully esed by
genuine Eclectic practitioners they scarcely losing any
while In old chronic they noted everywhere They
always called upon repair the mischief produced by
other physicians with their skill cure" remedies
Coughs o. 10 Is years standing; Catarh with the de-
structon of the bones and sc tissues of the nose Con-
SUMPTION with partial loss Of lungs; Syphilis, with foul
liberation and loss of parts Hip disease with inability to
walk ScroulOus diseases Of every variety and severity
Deafness, from to 20 years continuance rheumatism, with
enlarged and anchyosed joints Spermaorrhea, with deme
tia Diseases Of the Eye, &c. &c. have been cured and all
of which will be happily referred to for the benefit of
those similarly afflicted He in all Of
Fever and Ague.
Diseases of Women and Children specially treated Medicine
and surgical instruments of every variety expressly adapted
to these various complaints Consult him. dec. 22sp-f
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Firrors or Youth.

ccntlcmn who suffered FOR years from Nervous Debility
Terluaure Decay aud MI the effects of youthful ndscre,ion
will f1r the sake Of suffering humanity, send free all who
nreit the recipe ldscou for making the simple rene
dylS which he cured Sufferers wishing 10 prof, by
the nlyrrt.e experience can do y addressing In perct
confidence JOHN u. OGDEN, i2 Cedar It. New York
may II lisp
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Banks.
NATIONAL CITY BANK OF OTTAWA.

NATIONAL CITY BANK OF OTTAWA.
HENRY EAMES WIN C. CHURCHILL,
EDWIN O. ALLEN, EDWARD EAMES
JOHN u. CATION, o. H. BULLEN. f
THE CITY BANK EAMES, ALLEN Co. has
TINS day transferred its organization from the State to the
National system and will hereafter conduct its business
der the name and style Of ana. .s
The National CITY Bank Of Ottawa.
exchange on CHICAGO, NEW YORK, and all the
principal cities East and West bought and sold.
Exchange on ENGLAND IRELAND, SCOTLAND and
All important points in Continental Europe drawn in
TO suit purchasers
Ho'u AVID silver bough. and sold.
s, =. Revenue stamps Of all denominations cor.
stahtiy On hand and for sale. IN.
VIII give especial attention the purchase and sale
T.; al, ''n'es OF Government Securities, includ-
popular Seven Thirty loan - -
Nouiu respectfully solicit continuance the b1Anese
ie' e'oiore existing between the City Bank and ito
P"' anu 70 'ncin, as well such as may favor
Us n ,Hen business We would say, shall be able
tens s"ch cty ana accommodation trust will prove
to them satisfactory and profitable
HENRY EAaEs, Ireside7ti. EpvIy G. At,py C,,,b,~r
EDw EaMEs, Vice Pres @ II n,IIry as,r S,,.E,
Ottawa ugust |, 1s65-y $500
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AT REDDICK & GILLEN'S.

Hats and caps boots and shoes to compete with those VIII
advertise to 'sell at COST
Superior quality of mating floor and table oil cloths
to be found
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-22
TERRIBLE EPISODE IN THE cRETAN
WAR.


A Constantinople correspondent OF the
New York Tribune, writing on the 18th OF
December, furnishes the following graphic
description of the blowing up of the monas-
terry OF Arkadi:
The monastery was the largest and most
important establishment of the kind in Crete.
1t has occupied this position for ages, having
been erected in the days of the Emperor
Heraclius, more than 1900 years ago. 1t
was built for royal magnifcence, and quite
as much for fortress as monastery.
Through all the wars and revolutions and
conquests of twelve centuries it has been re-
spected alike by friend and foe Its library
was rich in manuscripts The building it.
self, constructed in the most massive style,
stood in the centre of large court, the walls
of which were strong enough for fortress.
Its situation added to its strength. This
monastery, at the time OF the attack, con-
tanned 1893 men, including three Greek vol
unteers and 90 monks. There were also in
the building 373 women and children. The
place being within few hours of Rethmy-
nos, Turkish fortress, it had been natural
1v ,,1ooo &c ,.af,,,,, to,. ,l,o r,.o,o,,. 81 =
.born 1 IL ,,o "a oi,5o 81 Nr,,nrho W. @ po"ha g. -,
.bo ootb al, l,o ,,o,,od 49, iii, a., t,,o,,
sand men to take possession of the place,
anticipating little or no resistance. His
ssluo osn. ~ ,.,,a u.ienIet "as iep,.eu W Wy
the place at once. All day long he sought
h, L., ~, haitian tbn ,xra .r;tl, 6aId ,1;anau
and ~ i; tto ~ , ,,,Ht M ho Tro,,oht @ -, 10 os,
r;ead conno,, vv;,t tbese ~ che r,or,I;nO =
of ~ tho Of a. hs ,n.da traonh rh;oh ,ras
a.,o,, ontorad h., tto t1Orr,;on a,d rr,r,,;st
troons uU The .Crstons et ret;rsd r ~ tho monas
tow and Mold ,here. ,,nt;l tho oNernoor
.lrost al, tho Turtiab troons hv tbio tinf
hs;n,, within tho co,,rt.vard Find,rc ,ho,
thew could,bold ort mo longer having 1os
tbree.fourtl,s of their f,gbting men II wa,
determ;ned bv the common consent Of. all
women as well as men-to blow up til,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-22

SAAVEhSs
Now that the skating mania has broken out
with violence, an exchange takes occasion to
publish the following directions for new begin
ners
/. Never try to skate in two directions at once.
This feat has often been attempted by new be-
gnners, but never successfully. 1t always ends
in sorrow.
2. Eat a few apples for reireshment sake while
skating, and be sure to throw the cores on the
ice, for fast skaters to break their shins over.
Fast skaters arc your natural enemies, and
should not be allowed to enjoy themselves peace
ably.
8. Sit down occasionally, no matter where,
right in the way Of the rest Of the party, II you
want to. There is no law to prevent a new be-
giuner from sitting down whenever he has an
inclination to do so.
4. When you meet a particularly handsome
lady, try to skate on both sides of her at once,
This is very pretty aud sure to create senaa-
tion. If the ladys big brother is 10 sight, it is
we'll to omit this.
s. Skate over all the small boys at once.
=, .,..,. 49, ho,a II ,ho ioa ,.ka !,
o. you SAI'S 'n'o nOiS - 'I' lOs, '.rs
Was boiling hot.
q - y0u' eA~s' '.s w S"fPt,y' ~, ~ s.s :
pa"' Ae0p O"y'us ~" f-'''' ''' w. %'N
pair 'ns' a.e uO' o"ppo', :. a..n. n..,
o. iu s,'.ue aO"1, ~ - q. ~
Oe 700 suuueu' !" ~ay 80 -. ~
- III. .a.ar,l,,, ho.o.o ,,,, -. l.,
yOni ,HaSs sn,nhnSr s ,h;n ro a., hso.us
.H'9 w.. 80 s,asaS 49, n.r;nn..s do ~,
w. '1"'S ''''' '''S
AHv"' .. =. 49,. a,
get thoroughly warmed up, and then throw
of and let the wind caOl you. This will insur
you fue cold, that will last you as long as 20
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-22
THE BRIDE



She Is drssTed she is ready the orange wreath nov
Blooms fair on her bsAutifnl mAidenly brow;
Its white blossoms blend with her dark raven hair
With the rose on her checker a blush ngerE there
He came With the eager step love only lendsi
Ger his hearts dearest idol onamored he bends;
But the wesdn Of her mother oercloudlng his bliss,
A pang for her wee damps his passionate kiss.
Widowed mothern he sad fear thou not for thy child,
She shall smile when bride maiden she smiled
No sorrow shall reach her when safe on my breast,
Sweet bird Of my bosom, come home to my nest.
"sad mother, no daughter take from thy side;
bring thes a son, though win me bride;
Thou hAdst bat child 10 do bless thee with twain
Two hearts for the one whsh thou could not retain.
"sad autumn is crowned with her purple and gold,
And withered and sere drops the leaf on the mold;
Though fed ia the aummer, its fruitage Is here,
And autumn Is summer whenever she's near.
"Ah sweet the spring breeEss which daily and play,
And sweet arc the white hawthorn blossoms Of May,
But swsetsr the treasure clasp to my heart
Pure May.bloom, fair blossomlng lily thou art
"oreep closer creep closer, my darling, my sweet
No titles no lordships lay at thy feet;
No diamonds deck theO with slstsuins sheen
But love is crown, and crown thee my queen"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-22


A MODERN MERcuTro.-A Paris letter
puts us in possession of the following par
ticulars of the dramatic duel which resulted
in the death of NJ. Seguin, the son of St.
Petersburg banker
On the evening of the duel, M. Seguin
went to the Cafe Frontin, where he met
Lieutenant Leca, of the Zouaves, who owed
him forty francs. M. 6eguin claimed this
sum, and whilst the Lieutenant's hand was
in his pocket he struck him. M. Leca said,
oSeguin you have committed brutal action,
and you will regretit tomorrow" M. Sc
euin repeated the blow and demanded due
on the spot. Friends stepped forward, bui
the matter had gone too far, and principals
and seconds got into a cab and drove to tht
Poissonierre barracks for raplers; the maitr'
d'armes refused them at SO late an hour, bu
gave some foils, which were taken to al
armorer's where the buttons were removed
and the points sharpened. Thence the part,
went 10 the Porte Maillot and got to work.
Almost at the first pass seguin was touch
ed in the arm, and Leca wished the affair +
stop there. seguin, however, declared tina
if he did not defend himself he would spli
him like dog. Or, in the words of Me-
I Quito 10 calm, dishonorable, vile submi
sionl Ala stocedtG carries it away. Tybal
. the rat-catcher, will you walk ?" After
a few more passes the unfortunate provoke
rushed on to his adversary's s sword, and e
!, pired almost Immediately, M. Leca hi
/. been placed under arrest for fighting at Q
n undue hour. His second and the matt
d'aFmes share his fate. .....-........
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-22

Two young fellows got to bantering each
other the other DAY. Finally, one of them sx-
claimed. "Well there's one thing, you can't
put your head into an empty barrel" "oh,
nonsense" exclaimed the other, "why can't I p
"Because," dryly rejoiued the frat, sit is an
impossibirty to put hogshead into barrel"
The Hon. Gustavus A. Henry and his wife
both of Tennessee, were passengers on the i'll
fated steamboat Fashion, which was burned OF
! the sd inst, 20 miles above Bayou Sara.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-22
THE RomANoE OF sTArrsT1Cs.

In 184S, says the London journal, traffic
equal to one-seventh of the whole motropoli-
tan population entered the city during nine
of the busiest hours of the day; in 1860
traffic equal to nearly one-fifth of the whole
metropolitan population. entered the city
during twelve of the busiest hours Of Che day,
and q traffic equal to one-fourth of the whole
metropolitan population during the twenty
four hours. Had. the persons SO enumerated
marched into the city in body, in open
marching order, and at the quick march
step, allowing fiYe hours to be occupied from
the time that the head Of the column entered
until the arrival of the rear. that column
would have been forty files in width, occupy
ing roadway of seventy feet, and extending
for 1eA miles in dense unbroken phalanx.
If the little human beings whose arrival,
welcome or unwelcome, causes so much anx
iety and hustle IN more than three hundred
London homes within every twenty-four
hours, were borne to the city by their nurses
as the neoaati in Italy are borne, through
every inclemency of weath0r,to the churches
within few hours of birth, it would require
train conveying fifty nurses, each carrying
baby, to arrive daily at, six of the mail
railway stations. From the four other prin
cipal stations, with equal punctuality, woul'
daily be dispatched the grim convoy of fifty
coflns. How little does the habitual resi-
dent of London see of the 200 daily funerals
To accommodate the permanent daily in
crease in the metropolitan population @
1870 souls, we require the daily erection
from foundation to roof, of seventeen house
at least, two of which must be furnishe
with stables. Were these houses erected il
single line, that line would run mile int
the country in the course of a fortnight, an
an observer at the distance of the moo
might detect the monthly increase of the o
bit Of tho city as if it were the result of SON
giant process OF crystalization.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-22

A sOhoOlmaster in Western village. where
the custom of "bOarding round" prevails, re.
Gently received notice from Dutch mstron thai
she "would eat him but could not sleep him y
He will doubtless be careful not to ventur,
within her reach.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-22
\ rEYan AND AeuE ouRED IN As HouRs


Manufactures specific for this terrible mAlady, which
Il warranted 10 cure the most obstinate Of Fever
ana ARus Ia many lhsAneeu in 4s hours 1t has been
usea 81 thouuands and failed to AFFORD relief =
DruKQss and dsalsrn would oonsnlt their INTEREST,"
nv Keeping II hand II ia rapidly growing in public
iavol and is beseng the sFsSt remedy ef hs age toi
Nsspl dipsAS1a. ev1t-<f
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-22
drop sAL8 FOR CONTINUING
L DELAWARE BREAKWArER.
U. s. ENGINEER OYFIeE,l
20o eourE gTxTu sTRREr pHIIADEIp4II


200 sourH SIXTH sTRRBr, PHIADELPHIA,
January 7th. 1867
Sealed proposals. in duplicate, with copy Of this .d
versamant attached each, will be received at this
once until the 2st Of February, 1861 for stone to the
amount Of $4,000 (sixy seven thousand doiarpl for
the Delaware Brsakwater.
The stone to be of the hardest and most durable quail
ty; the delivery TO about the 10th Of
May and be completed by the 18th Of ssrtembsr, and
the weekly delivery to be nearly as possible un form.
OF the total amount OF stone four hs required to
be in blocks not less than two tons, and onehh in
blocks OF upwards of one.ourth Of a ton.
The stones will be subject t. rigid inspection, and will
be received not the Engineer his agents shall
and them accord not as to quality and siAe with
the above desfripu n.
Bach bid must be guaranteed by two responsible per.
sons whose signatures should be appended TO the guarAn
tee and who should be to being good su
feisnt security ny the United States District Judge At
tornay, or Collector or other public officer
reservation Of ten per centum on partial payments
will be made dur ng the delivery " the stone
Envelopes to be endorsed Proposals for Stone fol
Delaware Breatwater"
BIDS will be opened at 10 O'Clock, NJ, on Thursday
the Of February 1861 and bidders invite to be
present ~
@. sEAF0RrH STEWART,
~ Mi. Of Engineers and BEt. Ii. Col.
| Jauli-w&sw feb 10
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-22
DRorosALs FOR CAVALRY HORSES
DEPOT oUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE, |

DEPOT oUARrERMAsTERS OFFICE,
BAlTTMoRE MD. January 9, 1867.
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited and will be received
al tIis flce until THURSDAY, u o'clock, M, January
a. 1867 Tor delivery in the city Of Baltimore Of forty
eight (4s) Cavalry Horses
The Horses viii be uLecied to careful inspection be-
fore be pR accepted rhev mast he sound all respects
well bosen 'pll fesh and good condition. fom aeAn
10 Hteen hauds high ON i've to niue years old, well
adapted 10 every way for cavalry purposes
The ability Of the bidder fuh his agreement must
be by two respon ihe persons, which guar
an 60 must accompany the proposal
The Horses be delivered within twenty (20) dayl
from date OF acceptance Of any proposal.
Tn ivernment the right to reject any or al
bids Payment tn be made compilation OF contract
Rids viii be endorsed Ptpn al for Cavalry Horses
AZ add ress d to m Undersigned Baltimore, Nd.
| BY order Of the ouAftermaAler General
A. s. KfMBALL
/ Captain and A. O. NJ. U. A.
/ janltw&sw tJ2a Depot ouartstmaster
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-22
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
THE LAST sEA-sERPENr sTe

THE LAST sEA-sERPENT STORY.
The Toulonnais, French journal, has a
long account of recent capture of the "sea
serpent, " which, il says can be vouched for
by pretty nearly the whole population of the
town. 1t has for long time been believed
that the sea serpent had never been seen ex-
cept in the columns of the American papers
and those on this side the Atlantic which
might not object to inserting questionable
story.
Sea-snakes of moderate size are, how
ever, known to exist, and it seems to be
large specimen of these creatures that was
captured on Sunday week The specimen
in question is about thirteen feet in length,
and was caught on the line of some fisher
men in the waters of Cape Cepet. 1t was
brought up by the captors, while yet living,
to the Boulevard dc la Rivere, in Toulon,
and there was visited by crowds of persons
during the greater part of the day
The body is perfectly cylindrical, and is
about Iour and half inches in diameter,
terminating in sharp point at the tail Its
color is uniform deep gray on the upper
part, and beneath is OF yellowish white.
1t has no fins nor scales, nor is there any
projecting bone or horn in any part. In
color it much resembles the conger, but
could never be mistaken for that fish, for in
these seas the latter never attains to greater
length than about six feet or so, and is,
moreover, when of such size, fully double
the girth of the snake.
The great difference also lis the shape and
aspect of the head; that of the snake is fiat
and broad, and resembles the head of huge
viper; the jaws, armed with powerful fsngs,
are elongated, reaching to length of about
eleven inches, and terminating In sharp
angle. The eyes, which are remarkably
bright, are surrounded by fine thread of a
flaming red color. The discovery of this
snake, for snake there can be no doubt it is,
if the description be accurate, is one of a
highly interesting character; but it must not
be considered as proof of the existence of
such monster as has been described as the
great sea serpent.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-22
NdEDICAL RLEcTRIoITY.

MEDICAL ELECTRICITY.
DIR. @. II. LAWToN,
From Philadelphia would sEy to hi friends and the pub
lie, that be has opened an office at
eI3 MARKaT STREET, TILMISoroN
and ia to treat all kinds Of nervous ohonie and
nterne diseases sleatrrsl priucpbs and IN the most
seantihe manner. Nervous Disc Rheumatism, Neu-
Tsgia Paralysis cured in onsthrd Of the time usually
,anired by the ordinary appliRuoes Nearly all Of
shsone diseases can DO esstuslly cured and there
none bat that can be greatly henehtted
IN iterine DUeAses its value not be estimated -
Poiapsns Miapiacemsnts, Ueerstisns and all other dis
eases pseuer females promptly relieved and permA
pently cured, in incredibly short space Of time.
! NJ B.-PATIENTS TAKEN By CoNTRAcT, AMI
| CURES GUARANTEED.
! RERERRNORs
washington Russell, NJ. D. ohratlana, DSli walter ?
Qhrisauat Del; John I. simmons OhriHtiAna
psi III Harris 40 John htrsst Y; j. PAtt cas- Walnu
street PhilAdslphA BENZ Harris fecond and Callovh
| phiisdeiphia. i'7- iA iy1o-h