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, 1869-06-04
ALL OV E r

ALL OVER
The world people of sense and judgment have
earned to use
PLANTATION BITTERS.
Dyspepsia. with its symptoms, Headache, Heart
bnrn, Feverish Lips, Bad Breath, Sallow Compexion
&c, can he cured by using PLANTATION BITTERS
This is the most successful .oBc of the age. Young
middle aged ard old, delighted with its effects
The first trial always has a marked gooi effect
No change of diet is necessary. Eat all you vi sl,
of the best and most nutritious food.
1t is the greatest known for overloaded
and distressed stomach, which it relieves in few
moments.
We know that We have best and most popular
medicine in the world. We not afraid to show
what it is composed of.
PHYSICIANS ARE COMPELLED TO RECOMMEND 1T.
, 1869-06-04
$galla &tIalIa Statesnatl.
FRIDAY EvENIkG. 5Gne I, 1859.
AN OLD MANS DREAM


Beside the stream whose liquid bean
= Was caroling and shining,
A dewy blades AID azure flowers
Harmoniously were twiuing,
An cid man sat, and needed not
The bliss below-above him,
But sighed that in a lovely spot
No heart was there to love hirS.
From bower aud tree the bird and bee
Flew happy over, singing,
While from a tower acfoss the lea
A marriage bell was ringing.
The old man wended to the place,
Aud met the people leaving;
he looked upon each sunny face,
Aud stayed awhile his dreaming.
But as they left, again bereft
or Joy, be looked above him,
Ard sighed, though all the sky was blue,
That there was none to love him.
Again he sought the wildwood stream,
Add rested, sad and weary,
Upon its mossy bank to dream
A vision bright and CHEEKY.
BE seemed to rove land love,
Where lutte iougued bells we're ring ng,
And deeked with jewelel light WAS one,
Whose speech was more than singing.
oh, she was memory's morning. light,
That beamed on earth above him
he siumbered, woke, and found that night,
God, Heaven, and her to love him.
, 1869-06-04
To Correspondents,

Patients residing in amy part or the S,.to H..
er distant, who may desire the opinion and sJy@'
DIR. hOHERTY in IheiI respective catts md, :.
think proper to submit written statement og ~ -
i'll preference to holding a personal iItciyiev '''
respectfully assured That iLcir communicates y
be held most sacred and confidential. IrtLe .,.,-
fully and candidly de.cribed. personal cn,,,,,,H
tion will be unnecessary, ia instructions for ~
regimen, and the general treatment of the ease y 4
(inclndng the remedIes) will be Forwarded u;,'-,
delay, and in such manuer as to convey no III, 7
the purport OF the letter or parcel 50 trill,mIlJ
, 1869-06-04
SE186O:X.

CAI,sAYA BARK has been celehrated for two
hundred vears, and was sold during the reign of
louis XVI, King of France. for tho cnorma1S price
Of its own weight in silver. 1t is remarkable for
Dyspepsia. Fevcrs. Weakness. CONSTIPATION, &c.
CAscA' ULA BARK-For Dinrrhea, Collie, and dis
eases Of the stomach and bowels
DANpsLroN.-For inflammation of the loins and
DropSical Anec'iors.
CHAMuMtiE Flowers For enfeebled digestion.
LAVENDER FLOWERS. - Aromatic, stimulant and
tonic-hiChly invicnrating i'm nervous debility.
WINTrRGREEx For Scrofnla rheumatism, Sc
ANrsE--An aromatic carminativo: creating flesh,
muscle and milk much used by mothers nursing
Also Glove buds, orange, caraway, eormhder' ;
snake root, &c.
Another wonderful ingredient. Of Spanish origin,
inparting beauty to the complexion and brr!ancv
to the mind il unknown to the commerce of the
world and we withhold i;s name for the present.
With this rccipe before the community, and eYi-
dences If effects meeting theH all sides. the
truth Almost every fImily has anme of suffer
ing which the PLANTATION BrrERS will alleviate
and cure.
Thev are recommend bv rhe highest medical au-
thorii lea and aye warranted TO produce an immet-
ate beneficial effect. They exceedingly agreeable
perfectly pure and harmless.
koIICE-Anv person pretending to sell Pnn'a-
tioh Bittors i'll hulk or by the grlon is swindler
and impos'er. II is pnt up only in nnr log cabin
deleerinus stuff fer whirh several persons are al
ready in prison. See that every hottie has our
United Staes stamp the cork unmltila:ed, ami
cur signature on steel pi4te side taLe
Sold by all respectable dealers throuhont the habi-
tai glohe
PHI. DRAKE e. co.. New York.
Sole ProprietOrs.
REDDINGTON & CO. San Francisco,
AGENTS FOR CALIFORNIA q NEVADA
, 1869-06-04

Rival TO THE MISSISSIPPI "A project
Is on foot to effect steam communication by
water between Ohio and the Gulf of Mexico,
at Mobile, passing through the Tennessee
river past the muscle shoals, and connecting
with the COosa river by q steam canal thirty
miles lorp.
, 1869-06-04

MY SON. said the elder Spriggie to bis
junior, thinking to enlighten the boy on the
propagation Of the spec;es-'My son, do you
know that chickens come out of eggsr DO
they?' said Spriggles, jr., as he licked his
plate, 4 thought eggs came ,'ut of chickens
, 1869-06-04

A LITTLE Quaker boy sat in "silent
meeting till he got worn out and then stood
up on the bench aud folding his arms, said !:
al wish the Lord would make us all gooder
and gooder, till there are no bad left" This
is better than tNO thirds Of the prayers Of.
fered I'd.
, 1869-06-04
sHERIFFs SALE.

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, 9,
County OF WALLA WALLA. 90
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE FROM
I'D Hon. J. E. Wyche. Judge Of the District Court.
First Judicial District. Washington Territory. to me
directed, IN favor Of ELIZABETH BAKER, and
against L. J. 8. TURN EY, foreclosure of Mort
gage In said cause. Therefore, will asll ut public
auction the highest bidder for United States gold
or silver con the following described Real Estate
wit: The south half Of the south west quarter Of
section Number sight. in Township number seven,
north Of range nnmber thirtyix east the souh half
OF the north wet quarter and south quarter OF
section number seven, Township No. 7. north Of
Range number thity-ix east. and the south half Of
the north quagter OF section number twelve ~
Township num9er seven, north OF Range numhor
thirty-hVe east and the north quarter OF the
southwest quarter of section number twelve In Town
ship nnm5sr seven, north Of Range number thirty
ave esst and the norh east quarter Of section nun,-
ber eighteen, in township uumber seven, north Of
Range number thirty six east containing threa hun,
dred and sixty acres. together With all and sngnler
the hsredit.ments and nPPuftenanees ihsrsuntS be
lcngng or in any wise apperiAning, Sale TO take
place At the Court House. in Wana Kaa City. W. II
the 18th day Of June, 1882 between tho hour OF
O'Clock. A. NJ. and clock, p. n. q said day 10
satisfy said Exueation-
JAMES McAULIFF, Sheriff.
wa;lA walla. Nay 18th, 1869.
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One Superintendent Of Common Schools. 90"
Two Jurtices Of the Peace aud two Constab,es for
WAllA Wala Precinct
One Jusiice Of the Peace and one Constable f,r
each Of tine other Precincts in the County.
Which election will he opened at nine O'Clock in
the morning aud continued until SIX o'clock In the
afternoon Of tho same day.
- WHHTss, my hand anil official seal here
iIsl unto Affixed the Sd day of May A. d,
1859. J. u. BLEWErT,
County Auditor.
May7. 2lw5.
, 1869-06-04

Coon NATURE AT HoME.-No trait Of
character is more valuable in wife than the
possession Of sweet temper. Home can
never be made happy without it, 1t is like
the flowers that spring up in our pathway,
reViving and cneeriDg US. Let man go
home at night, wearied and worn out by the
tolls of the DAY, and how soothing is word
dictated bya sweet disposition Ii is sun.
shine falling on his heart. He is happy, and
the cares of life are forgotten. A sweet
temper has q soothing influence over the
whole family When it is found in the wife
and mother, you observe kindness and love
predominating over the natural feelings Of a
bad heart. Smiles, kind words and looks
characterize the children, and peace and
love have their dwelling there. Study, then,
to acquire and retain sweet temper. 1t is
more valuable than gold! 1t csptivates
more than beauty, and to The close of life
retains all its freshness and power
, 1869-06-04

GOLD AFLoAT.-Since 1919, the United
States. Great Britain and France alone have
added two aud half thousand millions Of
gold coin to what was aAoat before.
, 1869-06-04

A PERSON on trial in Dubuque, the other
day, told the Justice he lied dis Hoaor
descended from the bench, and with sci>
enti6c punch in the head convinced the con-
temptuous culprit of his veracity.
, 1869-06-04

NAPKINs.-"Is my face dirty p remarked
young lady to her aunt, while seated at the
dinner table, on a steamboat running from
Cairo TO New Orleans. DIRTY? No! Why
do you ask 2" 'Because that insulting wait
er insists upon putting a towel beside my
plate. 1 have thrown two under the table
and yet everytime he comes around lie puts
another before me-
, 1869-06-04

HIS AMBIrIoN.-A man being asked, as
he lay summing himself in the grass, what
,was the height of his ambition, replied To
marry a rich widow with bad cough.
, 1869-06-04

A MEMPHIS paper tells, for those who
choose 10 believe 1t, that negro had been
killed in that city By hailstOues falling on his
head.
, 1869-06-04
Dissolution Of copartnership.

NOTlCE is hereby given that the copartnenhip
In heretoiote existing under the hrm name OF
Frank q Weuheimer, Is this day dissolved BY mu i
toal eonsent-N. Wertheimer Withdrawing from the
hrm. =
All persons indebted to the late hrm will please
eAll and settle their aceounts a. once with n Vert.
hsimer, In order 70 save costs. f
A. FRANKI r -
X. wERTHEnMER.
Wais vslIa, Nay !. .lsss. ilmI.
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SOAP! SOAPF

HtHE WALLA wALLA SOAP COMPANY IA nox
u prepared 70 oil orders for their Very sunsrio,
fAhlt,f SOAP, which they sell a less than an
equally GOOD article can b laid down for from b.
low F.esory on MD Greek, just below Resss's
o'AnoAsd NIL ~
, 1869-06-04

OPEN your heart to sympathy, but close it
to dependency. The flower which opens
to receive the dew, shuts against the storm.
, 1869-06-04

IT is our nature when we do not know what
may happen to US to fear the worst that can
happen and hence it is that uuc ertainly is so
terrible ths: We often seek to be rid OF it at the
hazard of certain mischief.
, 1869-06-04

YALE.-The propriety of changing the site Of
Yale College to more ample grounds 10 being
discussed. The sale Of the present location
would give a net profit of $500, 900 over what il
would cost to buy a new and a better one.
, 1869-06-04

The LArLsr.-II il reported iu select circles 10
Washington that the latest joke perp~irated at
the Planters is: You can often see I'm ~ .
mill site, but can't see mill by dam siIe.'
, 1869-06-04

The Law which kept Alexander T. Stuart
out Of the Treasury Department. is said to
have been written BY Alexander Hamilton
, 1869-06-04

6e.aE auihor says that one of the uses Of
sdVerisity is to bring us out. What's true
particularly at the knees and elbows.
, 1869-06-04

IT is not the sharpest people who soeceed ~
beet. Many an instrument 10 30 keen thatit eutl
those who handle it worst Of all.
, 1869-06-04

MosS So.-The Chicago women'S rights wo
men are TO have an organ called the Agitstor
PAlPitatof would be fully as expressive and
more applicable.
, 1869-06-04

A BRIDES best dowry is GiIdness in her
eountAuee, wisdom in speech, modesty in be-
havior, and virtues in her life.
, 1869-06-04
MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER
GEORGE sAvAnr

=. GEORGE SAVAGE,
"ATCHAAKER AND JEwELER. HAVING
w reesta lished himselfin waila Wnlla. 4 pre-
pared 70 do all work In his line OF business. and
from his long experience foyer 20 yearsl IN watch
work feels confident Of giving satissction. Esnecal
care given 70 Fine Watches An work sent bv A..
pres vii Be promptly attended o. shop next door
70 y. W. Colmaps Drug Store, Main street I7H
, 1869-06-04

NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON MON.
IN DAY, the 7tn day OF June next, an election
will bo held at the various phases OF voting in the
counties Of Walla Walla Yakima and Stevens for
the election OF Prosecuting Attorney for the lSt
Judicial District, W. T., which election will Be
opened at o'clock A. n. and will coutinua until
o'clock P. N. of the san Q day.
~ witness my hand and official seaI. here
lIa unto affixed this third day of Nav. A. D.
1869. J. h. BLEWETf'
County Auditor
AAT1. 7lwA Walla waIlA Co, W. T.
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Election Notice.

OOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT on MON
In DAY. the 9TH dav Of June. A. d. 1859. at the
different pIeeincts in Wnlla Waha county, W. T..
on election vi hr he'd for the election o Territorial
County. and Precinct ofhcers, follows:
Ono Delegate to Congress.
One Prosecuting Attorney f,r lst Judica! District
VT.
Six Members of the Legislative Assembly
, 1869-06-04

b. ]. STRINGER,
ID ESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES TO HIS OLD
IL Customers and the pabhc generally that he has
alsned a . meat market on Main street, OPPOSITE
i9rth re found, ready 20 accommodate ali uho nav
give him their custom Sith all the BEST KINDS OF
TS 10 be obtained IN this valley and At MAJ ket
prices. II 4 STRiNGFR
walla walIa, Nay 7. 1869. 5itf
, 1869-06-04

j. n. Grovesteen, founder Of the old and
favorably known house of Grovesteen
& Co.
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MUSICAL ANls DRAMATIC.
The CITY Amusements.

AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC Mr. j. Graus French
Opera Company will open in Onenbachs opera bOil65
oil GenerieUe de Brabdnt, with Madame Rose-B ii,
Mad1e Desclauzas, NJ. Carrier, NJ. Beckers, AM
other artists in the leading roles This opera Is said
to contain some of the finest melodies that Ohen-
bach has written. 1t will be placed upon the stage
in handsome style, with magnificent scenery, cos
chorus and full orchestra. All the details will be
attended to with the utmost care and everything will
be done to make the performance az complete and
effective as Is possible.
on Thursday Genepiere de Brabant win be repeated
On FRIDAY LEit creee WIN oe gwen On saturday.
evening FleaT de The.
Notwithstanding the expense attending these per-
foimances, the price of admission will be only one
dollar, with secured seat
AT THE CHEsNUT the buresque Of The Field of the
Goth Of Gold will be performed this evening with a
number OF novel features, including the great ira
peze act Of Aad1le Zuleila and Mr.. Ventini
AT THE WALNUT the Misses Wlllmore and Mr. Felix
Rogers viii appear this evening In the extravaganza
OF The Forty Thieves. The performance Will COM
Mr.. Rogers will personate Jack"
AT THE ARCH Robertson's comedy OF School win be
performed this evening. On Monday next Lotta will
AT THE THEATRE CoBIouK the Breban Swiss Bell
Ringers viii appear In an attractive entertainment
This troupe includes Vocalists comedians, harpsts
violinists, and piansts and their performances are
well worth witnessing.
AT THE AMERICAN miscellaneous performance
will be given this evening
THE GERMANIA ORCHESTRA viii give public re-
hearsa at horticultural Hall tomorrow afternoon.
A GREAT MATRIMONIAL CONCERT will be given on
Thursday evening ut Musical Fund Hall. This is the
latest novelty in the musical line that has been
offered TO the public, and If judicousy conducted
matrimonial concerts VIII doubtless soon become
even more popular than the Opera Bott9e. The pro-
gramme Of Thursday evening will consist of two
larts-the songs Of the i've wise virgins and the
songs OF the five foolish virgins The virgins an
nounced to appear in costume which must be gratl-
Tying TO the ladies and gentlemen of delicate sensi-
bilties who may be disposed to attend The price of
admission is 90 cents reserved seats, $780, Tickets
can be procured at Goulds, No 923 Chestnut street.
we must not omit to mention that each gentleman is
Tequestso 10 bring lady, and although 1t is not
nounced US part Of the programme, we should not
De surprised If clergyman, or perhaps q dozen
eieIgymel, would be In attendance to conclude the
analr with grand matrimonial nnae
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FROM .NEW' TORK.

The Cabinet Discussing the Cuban Question.
SpeeiGi Despatch to The Eueri'sg Tssgroph.
New YORK, April 13.-The Commercial Adj
Uertiser's Washington special this 7. M. says the
Cabinet is in session to-day. All the members
are present, and prolonged and important ses-
sion upon Cuban affairs is anticipated. 1t is ru-
mored that news has been received of the sailing
of large expedition for the aid of the Cuban
patriots.
In relation to Cuba there exist serious appre-
tensions. 1t is feared that events may compel
the United States Government to extend physical
well as moral aid to Cuba and that the Euro
pean powers may join Spain in demanding an
absolute neutrality. Secretary Fish is opposed
both to the President and a majority of the
Cabinet, and regards the cause of Cuban inde-
pendence as hopeless and desires to base the
Government policy on that view. 1t is antici-.
pated that this diversity of opinion may lead to
reorganization of the Cabinet. The Navy De-
partment is preparing for emergencies, and our
iron-clads are being fitted for sea with all ac-
tivity.
Despatch TO tie Assocfatsd Press
A $4,000 Swindic.
New YORK, April l3.--An adrolt swindler pre-
sented checks, purporting to be drawn by Jay
Cooke a. Co., at the Bank of the State OF New
York yesterday, and received $26, 600.
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FROM 0ENCLNM4TE.

New Railroad CoInnlicntions--Jay Gouid's New
Special Despafeh 70 Ths Ersnfn0 Telegraph
CINCINNATI, April 13.-It Is understood that
the officers of the Cincinnati, Hamilton, and
Dayton Railroad Companyhave reconsidered their
determination to hold the freight of the Great
Western Despatch and Erie Railway Company
at their depot in this city, and have made virtue
Of necessity by delivering the same without re-
ceiving the arbitrary pro rata which they had
demanded. This was owing TO the fact tn q
consignces who had their freight Diet 1tned
threatened 10 commence suit IL II cas not
promptly delivered. The Erie and atlantic and
Great Western Despatch Compeaies are now re-
ceiving their freight by the Little Miami road,
and forwarding from Cincinnati by the same
route, every facility N the power of the officers
Of the Little Miami Railroad having been fully
granted. There appears to be no doubt Of the
Tact that Jay Gould and James Fisk, Jr have
resolved upon new road from Dayton, and
proposals have been invited from railway con-
tractors to build road from Dayton via Frank
lin, Blue Ball. and Sharon to point three
quarters of mile east of the Cincinnati, Hamil-
ton, and Dayton junction, thence via line
recently located by the Marietta and Cincinnati
road to Cincinnati on the east side of Mil creek,
and connecting with the Ohio and Mississippi
road.
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FROM C.4N.AD,d.

A Northwest British Territorial Government.
OTTAWA, April 13-It is said that the policy
Of the Government with regard to the Northwest
Territory will be to organize territorial gov
ernment, with its seat at Red river, giving it for
the present only local and municipal machinery
and representation in the House of Commons
As the population increases provisional gov
ernment will be organized, and certain portion
of the territory allowed TO come into the Union
rs province.
1t is expected that $500, 600 or $500, 900 win be
voted this session towards the completion Of the
road from Fort Williams to Red river.
1t is believed in well-informed circles that Sir
George +. Cartier, Sir John A. Mcdonald, and
Hon. Messrs Howe aud Tolley will be made
Lords under the bill introduced by Earl Russell,
creating life pecrages.
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FROM THE CAPITAL.
Speech on the Ala
bama Claims,
Combinations by the Senate -Ad-
ditiOnal Appointments by
President Grant.
FROM WdSHLNGTO.N.
Speoial DsspateA to TheECenf,lg Teleopaph
WAauTupTON Az

Spfotdt Dfepdfch 70 shsEUe,itng Teedp0ph
WAsHINGToN, April 49,
Thc Alabama Claims Treaty
was called up by Senator Sumner. He is now
delivering his great speech, prepared some time
ago, against its ratification. An effort was made
to have the debate public, but thus far the SEN
ate has refused to remove its injunction Of se-
crecy. 1t is thought this win occupy the whole
day, as there are others who intend to speak.
Desrateht 10 the Associated Press.
The Presidents Appointments.
WASHINGTON, April 13.-The following addi-
tional appointments have been made;-
Registers of Land Offices -Marysvile, Cali
fornia, f.. w. Roberts; San Francisco, Henry G..
Rollins; Sacramento, John g. McCallum; Iron-
ton, Missouri, John Donaldson; Detroit Michigan,
Addison Mandell; Council Bluffs, Iowa, Silyanus
Dodd; Fort Dodge, Iowa, A. W. Dawley.
Receivers of Public Moneys Yermillion, Da-
kotah, n. j. Wallace; Santa Fe, Mexico, L. N.
Little Sacramento California, Hart Fellows
jackson, Mississippi c. L. c. Carr Ironton,
Missouri, J. L. Fraser; Little Rock, Arkansas,
William Morgan.
Collectors Of Internal Rcvenue.-E Eighth dis
trict of Tennessee, +. Salter First district o
Maryland, James Mcintyre; First district of
Mississippi, s. NJ. Preston; Second district of
Iowa, Norman Boardman; Second district of
new Jersey, L.. ctr6ttou; DlStIlCt VI COluulDla,
II. s. Flint; First district of New York, George
A. Everett; Third district OF New York, Gordon
L. Ford; Second district of New York, james
Freeland; Twelfth district of Pennsylvania,
Henry NJ Hoyt; First district of Pennsylvania,
William ii. Barnes; Fifth district Of Maryland,
d. L. Stanton; Second district OF Maryland,
Samuel NJ. Evans; Fourth district of New York,
Alfred Plcasonton; Thirty-second district OF
New York, Joshua F. Bailey: Eighth district of
New York, John " Ridley; First district OF
California, j. o. Rawlins.
Collectors OF Customs-St. Mary's, Georgia,
w. 7 Spencer; Stonington, Conn, III. N. Trum-
bur New London, Conn, c. T. Marshall; Dis
trict Of Montana and Idaho w. w. johnson.
Surveyors Of Customs Hannibal, Mo-, Joseph
r. Nitchell Evansville, Ind, Philip Hornbrook;
United States Attorney for Caliiornia-Frank NJ.
Pixley. United States Attorney for Florida-A.
T. Aekerman.
United States Marshal, District of New York,
F. P. Barlow; United States Marshal, Western
District Of Missouri, George Smith; United States
Marshal, Western District of Texas, John w.
Lippard. Members OF Levy Court, District OF
Columbia, Alexander Gardner, Devere Burr, and
W. II. Finney.
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TINE PRIMO CIPAL DEPo
FOR THE SALE OF
REV N u Il T p
No. 904 Chestnut STREET
CENTRAL. OFFICES, No. 1O5 s. FIFTH STREET.
1.-TWO doors below CheBnut street),
AND
No. 1872 WALNUT STREET
penn Building),
e S r A B l. s Ii ED 1917
The sale OF Revenue Stamps is still continued a,
the d-Estabshed Agency.
The stock comprises every denomination printed
by the Government and having at all times a large
supply, we are enabled TO I'LL and forward (by Mail or
Rxpress) all orders Immediately upon receipt mat
ter OF great importance.
United States Notes. National Bank Notes. DRAFTS
on Philadelphia, and Post once Orders received in
payment
Any information regarding the decisions OF the
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue cheerfully and
gratuitOusly furnished.
Revenue stamps printed upon Drafts Checks, Re-
ceipts, etc.
The following rates OF commission are allowed On
Stamps and Stamped Paper:-
On s2o ana upwards ds''''''''''.....,.... 2per cent
" 100 ..................
" 500 .................A
Address all orders, etc, 70 b
STAMP AGENCY,
No. SEA CHESNur STREET, PTILADRI pHIh
OMITTED STATES POSTAGE STAMPS of am
kinds and STAMPED ENVELOPES cOnatantly on
hand.