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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-05-23

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counts and oraers drawn BY the so1nfy Au-
dI;oE. and sftcT examin.tioa were foznd
correct
Ordered, that Auditor is hereby author
ized to draw orders to pay grand and petit
jurors. At the March term Of the district
court. held in 1868.
Ordered. that the Auditor draw orders
on the county treasury for the amount Of
the certificates now on file in this Court.
and none other until the next regular ses-
sion of this Court, in the case of Territory
rs. Indian Charley, before the district court.
Total amt of certificates on file. $40 80
Amt allowed Elwood Evans. zee. S 90
Ordered, that the Treasurer do not pay
any bounty on scalps of wild animals killed
by Indians, unless the killing of such ami
mails be sustained by white testimony, that
the animals was killed within the limits of
this county.
Am, allowed n r R;oclow q. nm.
hate ;udoe fces A. 0s
Tho occo,,nt of p,hort T,os. ooro,o.
for bold;po ;noncst ovor tho hodv of an In
dian named C;sco wos mt ,,Iovod
Amt allowed II. Harmon for tho
kccnino of naupcr Benbam. 1854 90
Amt allowed Dr. Willard. for med;.
cal ottendoncc1n nauncr Rcnham "a 81
Amt allowed s. w. PercivaI. for
clothing furnished Bcnbam..... us
Amt allowed Granger g. Davis. for
the TRANSFORMATION of Bcnham to
Tho Insane Avslnm. .. 81 AZ
AMI allowed n r. SNEAK "a wit.
moss before ;ust;cc of the ncace. AS 90
Tho Court nroceetled IN examine the as.
scssmcnt made bv the Assessor for the
year 1868. and after examination the as
scssment was approved.
The court then proceeded 10 examine tho
accounts Of the Sheriff, which after exam.
ination were found correct.
Amt allowed J. H. Kcllctt. as as
SCISSORS and sheriff's fees. >. 1922 %
Amt allowed Francis Henry. as
clerk Of district court. fees. 49,. Is 65
Amt allowed Crosby g. Lowe. for
Stationery. Is 81
The Court took under consideration the
subject of building court house and Jail,
and after some delibcration. requested that
plans and proposals for the erection of q
court house and Jail together, and for o
court house and iail separate, be laid be.
fore the Court at the next session.
Ordered, that the following per centagc
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-05-23

- A col my of three hundred Sw"des
propose to settle in California If satisfae-
tory arrangements can be made.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-05-23

~ We are indebted to Capt. Finch.
and grntlemcnly officers ofthe Eliza An
ders0x, for many favors.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-05-23

~ Herman, the Wizard, will be here
in . few days. lie is now performing At
towns on the Sound.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-05-23

R,.rrr CErwA~1 rAs.rvGlz. &C.
ruE >i0.sr GEsE.sA~NA - ~ Ir' --
CAPTIVITY ~ oriES CHA--'EIi e.
IslASD.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-05-23

~ The Geo. S. Wright recently made
a trip from Victoria 70 Portland in AZ
hours.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-05-23

- Great Britain pays twenty millions
less interest On her debt than the United
States.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-01-25

PROGRESSIVE Mr.. Earle, in the MARYLAND
Sene,c, has offered Joint Resolution re.
questng the Go.ergor to issue full pardons
TO all persons who have hcen heretofore con.
victed, and are now confined in the peniep.
tary, for en,cing or assisting slaves to
escapes from their owners, and for all of,
lenceg whatever, under any statute or stat.
utcs, or joint resolutions which were hereto.
fore passed to protect tho relation .: master
and slave as it existed in this State prior to
the adoption Of the Constitution of 1854, it
being the sense of the General Assembly
that NJ, PARTIES now confined in pursuance of
prosecution growing cut If the institution Of
slavery, in whatever manner, saIoula be i'm.
medatoly released. The resolution lies over
under the rule.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-01-25
fil,anfial.

This bring, the limo to tho eastern base of tho Rocky
laid thirty miles further, to Evan Pass the highest
point On the soad, by January. The maximum grade
from the foo! Of the mountains TO the Fummh but
eighty feet 10 the ini- while that of many rVsA
is hundred. Work in the r,ck-cn',Iugs on The
western slope will continue through the winter aud
iher" is now Il doubt that the entire grand
line 10 the Pacific v be open for business in 1870.
The means provided Tor the construction & this Great
National Work ample. This United States grants its
SIX Per Cent, Bonds the Of from $1,000 to u.s.
per mile fer which il lakcsa setond hon Us security
and receive. payment to largo not To the full extent
o It's claim services. These Bond, i-usd oarh
twenty mil. section is fnlHhra and sfcr ha, been
examined by United states Commissioners aud pro-
nOUnrcd to bo IN all r-,-clBgs road iAoIuul
~ supplied h d'l0ir rtpaIrshopa, stations and al
'lIe necessary rolling stock anI othor equipments.
The United States also makes donation q I2 Zoo
"rcs& land to ;as mile, which will be source Of
large revenue to tho Company. Much ct this lau1 IN
tbs FHtI" Valley il ohon the orc in the world
ioress and ahouni IN coal IF the be-, quality.
The Company !. also nuho,.zr to issus IT, own First
Mortgage Bont- 10 IN anCt Gqus to the isru. Of the
Government and IGoro. Hon. L. D. Morse aud Hon
utkeH hmes Trustees for The BOllhOIlurE snd de-
liver tbs Bonds TO the Company cay - the work pro
.e-srs 80 ibat ihcy "lTays 1rlrs-rn, aa uaI aud
'iuctjyc value.
The authorized capital Of tho Company ia One Hun
drcd Million Dollar, Of which over fyc mious haya
hrpn M in mn no i,ri NJ, 4,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-01-25
The School Law.

Numerous petitions are presented 10 the
Legislature for the continuance OF the pres.
ent school system. some specifying certain
period, while others ash that it be continued
till "tho proposed new system is provided.
No indication Of what the Legislature will
do in the matter has yet TRANSFERRED Public
Schools and Maryland Democracy, it is we'll
known, are not on the best Of terms. The
belief is that the Legislature will seek to
dwarf and Camp public education in 40 in.
direct manner, SO that their antira'hv to the
aystem OF public schools will not BIO so ap
parent to the people, whom they wish to
keep in ignorance, yet fear to offend by al.
together abolisbipg Public Schools.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-01-25

ELECTION OF UNITED STATES SENATOR FOR
MARYLAsD, -Wo gave in las, weeks issue
report of The proceedings of our Legislature
in its efforts to elect Senator to replace
Reysrdy johnson, whose term expires the
18th Of March 1869.
Mr.. w. 1. Hamilton was elected on Fri
day morning co the first ballot receiving So
votes. Mr.. Swami receiving 46. Two Of
the Cecil members Mr.. Miller of the Senate
and Mr.. Davis Of the House voting for Mr..
Hamilton, while Messrs. Mearns, Richards
and Tombstone voted for Swami. The
latter seems TO have reached the end of bis
rope at last, and may be styled dead
boat"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-01-25

PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY CoAM1s.
sIoNERs. The County Commissioners me,
on Tuesday, l4th inst. The following is a
summary Of the proceedings Of the Board
Orders passed for The release of certain
taxes returned insolyent by Collectors.
George ". Alexander was appointed Con.
stable for the Cd District and bond approved ;
b. +. Slayter and Thomas Conry, security.
Orders for merchandise drawn on G. ".
Roulden, in favor of Catherine Moore, for
$1,000; on W. Il. Citing, in favor OF Levi
Sears, (col'd,) fer $1,000; or Thomas Con.
ry, in favor of Mrs. Bedwell, $1,000; on
Lincoln & Co., in favor Of John Mcdaniel,
$1,000 on D. Z. Burtoa, in favor of S. r.
Crouch, $1,000.
Account Of Stearns Il Quigley, for work
on road 10 the 7.h District, for Sos. 25,
passed. Account Of Samuel Brown, Super.
visor Of 9th District, for per diem for 1867,
$4,000, passed, and order on W. Kirk, Col.
lector 9th District, issued for amount.
At the request Of the Foreman Of the
GrenG jury Of the present Term of Court,
tho Commissioners aud Grand Jury visited
the Jail, and in view of its dilapidatcd con.
dition, determined to take preliminary steps
for the erection Of a new Jail.
An order was passed authorizing Mr.. II.
P. Mcpewsll to build wall at Rowlands
vile for the sum Gf $4,000.
Accounts of Josiah Hall, Collector Of LIST
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-01-25
my
SIX PER CENT. IN GOLD,

hiNE PER CENT. nran the Investment. Sub
,,rljhioGs viii be received Ia Cecil county by
JACOB TONE, President ,-ci %nti'ns, Bsus Of Port
Der%lt;
JOHN PARTRIDGE Cashier Natioral Bsnh # Elkten;
aud Ia New York Il, the Comp4n,s oniro No % Ns-44,
street, and by
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK NJ El.-nu at .
CLARE, popTE / CO, rabhors, M. Il Wslltt,
JOHN j. CISCO t sos, Gaukc-s, No. 81 N,iieya
and b, the Compnss advertised Ageut= Throughout tho
Lnitcd Sista. Reni,tsnces should IT, mn6e in drafts
a. other funds par in Now York. aai tho Bonis will Dc
,-u, fresof charge Wy express rart.s sulecrb
ing Though heal Aseata, VII! it.os them 5er teir
delivery
4 NEW PAMPHLET AND MAJ, showing h" Pr
yrc.s of the Work, Resources i"r Construction, and
V4iue OF Banjs, msY lie ohteoed at til" Company
Oifcs or Of lis advertised Aesnt, OF will be cent FREQ
application.
JOHN J. CISCO, Tas.srRss.
Dec 81 lSl--lin h.w-York.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-01-25

SrpscRlrrlos Scnools. Friday next will
close the Public Schools OF the county,
Misses Moore, Ford and Marshbanh, the
Assistant Teachers in the Elkton Public
School, will opfn Subscription Schools OF
Monday, February 3d.
We feel warranted in saying that Mr..
Newman, the present efficient Principal Of
The school, will remain another quarter if a
sufficient number of pupils can be obtained
to Justify lis SO doing.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-01-25

The BALTIMORE Posi- on THE VICE Pres
1DENCY.-A email, near.sishtcd evening
sheet which supports the title Of The Bali
more foSt, and which dies the name Of Hon
Salmon =. Chase, as candidate for Presi
dent, attempts some structures on our article
IN last week ) issue, presenting the name of
Hon. !. a, J, Crcswcll az candidate for
Vice President, subject to tho decision Of
the National Convention. Judge Bond is
The favorite Of the Post for the above honor,
if any Marylondcr is to have it, SO be il,
If the National Convention to assemble ut
Chicago nominate him to that Office, we will
say amen. We will not. however, emulate
tue bad taste aud worse Judgment displayed
by the Post, in using any of the old aeccs
sion rcnrrIlity, in speaking OF Judge Bond.
thst it substitutes for reasoning, in referring
TO our choice for Vice President We will
give tho ii6st all the encouragement in our
power by promising that, when S. ?. Chase
is nominated for President, there remains
not doubt but that its choice will DO Re.
lected for Vice President. Then will the
Pos! expand from the lean and slippery pan,
taioon' it now represents, TO the dimensions
of the justice ''in full, round belly, with
good capon lined" by the good things that
viii fall TO is share from The Presidential
Bonrd.
The F1st is aso in a peck Of trouble over
the proceedings Of the r Republican State Cen.
trial Committee at its meeting in Baltimore,
on Tuesday last. The Resolutions tondina
the colored people, which were intro.
d0cod by the iitIe Fest ring, were ruled out
by the Committee. ii the colorcd men Of
this and other States showed as great lack
o: common scnse us the Post party, their
chances u ever becoming voters would be
exceedingly slim, Thank fortune, However,
they show vastly moro discretion than The
Baltimore ring, who would ,oadv them. 49,
That little party Of iactionists don I wish to
scc the Republican party Of Maryland in.
crease. There are Just members enough in
1t, ~ 'le Post party cons,rues it, Ia Gll the
Federal Offices Of the State, giving eoc
member an Office, aud that is about the
brend'h Of their ambition. Tho objections
raised by the l1St, that the coorcd men Of
The State or" not invited to take part in nom.
mating meetings. etc, is met by the fact
hat 1t is not the custom for white men, who
are not voters, on account Of residence or
other canSes, 10 participate in nominating
conventions. Such privilege. at best,
would be bot barren and empty honor, and
the colorcd mon Of Maryland being praci.
cal in hcir views on political questions do
not 'ovet such toys. They understand the
object Of the toadyiug little faction Of the
Post, We doubt not. fall well.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-01-25

District for 1887, and Thomas kennard,
Supervisor of 9th District, examined and
passed, md ordered to be paid.
Report of John H. Slicer, Israel Reynolds
aud +. J. Brown, road examiners, fled and
laid over. Report Of 5. Hsines, D. Brown
and James NJ. Evans. road examiners, filed
and laid over.
S. 7. Wood appointed Constable Of LIST
District, to serve the unexpired term Of G..
W. Lovelace, resigned. Bond approved /;
I. a. Roberts and Jas. Ford, bondsmcn.
The case of County Commissioners rs the
Contractors for the building of Plum Creek
Bridge, was ordered dockeled in the Circuit
Court. and Jas. McCanley, DR.. Mitchell and
$. q. Foerd we're appointed arbitrators in
tue case, the former arbi,ra,ors, Messrs.
David Palmer ard Isaac Brown. not being
able TO agree,
After II session Of tonr days, the Commits,
sioncrs adjourned on Friday.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-01-25

LIVE MINUTES FOR REFREsHNrsr."--
Everybody who has travelled by railroad has
heard the above announcement, and has
probably suffered from eating too hastily,
thereby sowing the seeds Of Dyspepsia. 1t
is comfort to know that the Peruvian
Syrup will cure the worst cases of Dyspepsia,
as thousands are ready to testify.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-01-25
EARNINGS OF THE COMPANY.

NJ present til" profits Of the Company nre derived
only from iis local traffic. but ta il already much more
Imam suiciea 10 pay the interest all the Bons the
Company ISSUE il not another niis were built. II
ID not doubted that wien tho rosd l., completed tho
through trBih; of lN ouiy line connecting The Atto.!,
and Pacific States VIII Dr large ond hay ond precedent
and as there will be coiupcon,l always De- done
prof tRbip rate
II VIII b. h"i!ced that the Union Pacific Railropt,7
in fact GcttTn!.nt rprk, bull; under the supervision
NJ Government officers, aud 10 large eXen. with Gov
meut money and that i,s bonds issued under Gov
eminent direction. il is believed that no eiial.ar Ea.
"l;y ia carefully guarded aud csrtslny other Is
'ascd upon lnrser more valuable property As tho
! nnnan1's
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-01-25
Impeachment.

The following is clipped from the Wash.
Press:
" 1t is evident, from the tone Of the de.
bates in the House during the past few days,
that the day is fast approaching when Gov.
ernor Boutwell, prophecy that the Repuhli.
cans who voted against impeachment on
grounds Of expediency or otherwise would
repent Of the act will be fulfilled: and I do
not hesitate to say tina, if the impeachment
movement could be revived, even on the
charges which we're rejected by the House,
it would succeed with but little if any oppe.
sitlon 10 1t from the Republican members
The Wig has ali the Time contended that
Impeachment WAS tho most obvious and onig
remedy for the evils which the nation hos
brcn suffering under the rule of Andy John.
son, for the last two years and the policy
of enduring the same evils for still another
year il beginning, il would seem, to pene.
trnte the head Of Congress, as Il very e1pen.
sicc plan for getting rid Of them, aud a very
questionable mode Punishment for a reck
less law defer. The prospect Of being lit
orally pressed under tho heel OF he rebels by
the power 'hey have SO long allowed Andy
johnson TO use solely for the purpose Of self
ACKNOWLEDGMENT and personal revenge, MP.
pears at length to be bringing Congress to
see its SO long neglected duty, and also the
superior wisdom Of attacking the cause rather
than tho effect is manitesting itself in the
action of our Representatives. Msy they
continne to learn in the school of ndycrsitv
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-01-25

NoTicr. ALL persons indebted to the sub,
scriber either by Note or Book Account,
are notified that the same must be paid on
or before the 10th day Of February. 1868, or
they will be proceeded against according to
law JOHN Is. ROBERTS.
Elkton. JANUARY -, lSGS-~!w
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-01-25

HE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AND THE
GRAND JuRr-i New Jail on the Tapis.-
After some passes between the County Com.
missioners and iIrsqd Jury during the pres.
ent Term OF Court, in regard to the erection
ut D new Jail, the two hon. bodies us Joint
committee Of inspection, visited the old di.
lapidated pile, which ut present passes for q
jail, and came to tic conclusion that new
prison must be built which would better
serve the public interest, aud conform more
nearly to the tastes of tho present advanced
age, The conclusion, as fur as conclusion
between the parties was reached, is that the
Legislature be memorialzod to pass an act
authorizing the County Commissioners to
Issue bonds 10 the amount OF 49, dollars,
payable in - years. which would distrib.
ute the tax over severa! years for the iioui.
dation Of the debt. The Commissioners,
we are informed, would only entertain the
proposition to build o Jail, while the Grand
Jury were in favor Of erecting both Jail and
court aonss, sng tau5 making but one bite
Of the cherry, which on tho whole, we ,a,uk,
would be economy, for the present court.
house cannot survive many years longer,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-01-25

SKATE GniNDlHC. Mr. William Nelson is
constructing a grinding machine TO grind
skates, knives, razars and scissors. Let
Elkton support her own mechanics by tnk.
ing your dull cutlery to Mr., Nelson's new
grinding machine.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-01-25

EVERY housekeeper should read the Mer.
camille Catechism Of BeowN & BRo. found
in the advertising columns of The H'hig.---
1t has become one Of the most popular
catechsms of the day.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-01-25
4 Physiological View OF Marriage.
TIE CHEAPEST BOOK EPER p{.BL ISyEG
,iri1 RI

And leo fine plates and ouprayipgs oG N,
Anatomy Of the Hannah Organs In & st!la Of Unslt,
snd Disease, with q treetise on Es!ly Errors ~,
DopioTsoe Conscauaa0es on Tho Mind audi h., i,
with the Authors Plan {! lfea,Inent-tl,o al
Essional and successful mode OF Cure, rs show, ~
me report OF cases treated. truthful atirjser 10
the married and those contemplating marriage wlln
tIee OF possge 10 any address, on receipt Of " rcr
u stamps Or postal currency, by addressing DR.
suthor may DC consued On any OF tho disc, .,s r,
which his book 't'@ts either personally OF by mai
Medicines sent 20 any part Of the \, orIJ ''
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-01-25

COLUMBIA AND PuRr DEPosIr r. r. Co
An cleo tion for officers Of this road was held
on Monday, l'th inst. ct the Office of Geo
f. Breneman, Esq, in Lancaster, with tho
following result President, c. 5. Kaufman !;
Direciors-Josiah Bacon, j. D. Cameron,
&, c. Franc;scus, Philip Gossler, Murie
Hoorcs, W, ]. Howard, II. ], Lombacrt,
Wstar Morris, Geo b. Roberts, Geo Sraall,
Edmund Smith, Jacob Tome.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-01-25

To tie Ladies. Wilmington C;ty
Soap only wants to be tried to become q
iaycrite in every family, the sale of which
has nose than doubled in the lest two weeks.
Sold by all grocers. MOORE e. BRO. Sd
and Orange Sts. Wilmington, Del.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-01-25
4ofel affairs.

DAVIS & McCAULEY are selling at greatly
reduced figures to change business. Give
them call and get the worth ofyour money.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-01-25

ALL KINDS or Goops will be sold extremely
cheap for the next week at the Cash House
of REESE & FORD. in the Hollow.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-01-25

AMONG The petitions presented to the lie
glelature, this week, is one by Mr.. Touch
stone, from the President snd Trustees Of
West Nottingham Academy, OF this county
for the restoration Of the annual nppropria
ton Of $500. We hope, for the future use.
inlness Of the institution, tina, the petition
will not be granted. The school is more
prosperous since the appropriation has been
taken way thsn it wns while enjoying it,
Institutions, Ike individuals, are more use
fdl when they are Sef.austainjns. 4 State
annuity to small country academy is q
mere sinccurc which tends to check that
spirit Of enterprise in its Principal and Trus.
tees, which is so essential 10 live school
and which becomes u necessity when the
school is left TO the industry and capacity of
its teachers and officers. If West Noting.
ham Academy is left TO its own resources it
will rapidly grow into more prosperous and
useful institution than it has ever been; but
if made pensoner on the State again, will
relapse iut0 the go.easy affair that il was so
many years ago, while ENJOYING the States
bounty
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-01-25

SALE or PROPERTY. On Monday Of last
week, Ogle Il Townsend, Auciioneers, sold
at public sale, q house in Middletown, Del,
belonging TO Mrs. l.. r. Ro,hwelI for
$3.50. Thomas Massey, Of this county,
purchaser. We understand Mr. Massey in.
tends remoying thence in the spring.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-01-25

SrppEN DEATH. MIR. Washington Hyland
who residod III Elk Neck, one of cur mos,
esteemed citizens, and well known through
out tbs county, came into Elkton, on Satur
day morning last, in his usual good health
After being in town short time he CON,
planned Of feeling unwell and went to bed
at the hotel where he was stopping. H.
rapidly grew worse, ard about 4 o clock in
the afternoon died lie Was subject to heart
disease, wo understand. and his death was
caused by M attack Of tina, fatal malady--
The deceased leaves wife aud several
children to me0ru his sudden death.
About ono year ago, n son Of Mr.. Hyland,
young man, vas brought home to his al
iIicted parents corpse, having been drown.
ed in the Raritnn Canal.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-01-25
DISEASES OF soTu

NEo IFNhttu fHceas@lutIV. an ne II rerpa.
:NcibkSl 10 PAt"NtI5f arising from .vai'ornatyr,
General Dstfiby S 0hsrcd 5rs, eTtreiy Inv AM
REMEDIES and PREgESTFgs, which consist of nnr,,,
sMr!e cont'tent and f!'lcnt form of Remedial 8qen,5
and Mtroteopc7t Inrt3ttGddn snd which l3coiiy ,,
pt7i By the patient READILY ana h srcsIsY esft,t
flspt,st hh Infections Tps31s-.tS and ,yifin,s -.
Mouth. Enclose stamp for Is'rott Cirounr |''
DOCTOR WALTER, ao3 broadway. New yor,