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NEW AND IMPORTANT SCHOOL BOOKS,
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SUPREME C0URT-CITY and COUNTY OF
- NRW.YORH.-PHILIP KBTTERER agst PBRDIHASD STOES:
othersIn pursuance Of Judgment OF The Supreme Cop
NewYork reueed this action the seventeenth d
January 1861 the ub5cib referee therein named 0 a.
BLERCKER Co. will sell AZ public auction AZ tue h1change
III Broadway the City Of Nenio on tne twenty
seventh (2h day Of May 1909 az twelve O'Clock nooI az t1e
buildings thereon erected situated IN the lV
oNewYo described follows: All those certain 10Y
pees or parces oaud situate aud being n the Gate 10th "ar
nov 10th the City Of NewYork 90 he east ae OF oeenn
together follows shat is 70 say Be
pnng AZ point the noreasey Of Seventh avenue aa1
running nohey along the esefy SIDE o
feet I've nches thence eaery parallel
with steet hundred ee thence souher parallel
one feet i've inches 10 the noheTy 1
and thence Westwardy along the northery side
Of Twenty street hundred feet 10 The SAID north ee cor
Seveuthvenue and TTensxh street. TIE pon VI place
Of beginning g-DAted May 81, 1859 -
s. b. NJ. STOKES Referee, No. 81 WsllEt
The othe above postponed until MONDAY 3lst inst at the
time aud place
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business .lea elt.s',
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THE CAMBRIDGE COURSE OF PHYSICS.
In goA l-Cle-t 81 p Nat-Ja. I-,vso.- 80 D. Asea'
larger lool by The sane authors and Ir's1i or
advanced c4.tC,. W those dr1org r.tt. .f g. .,'
larr, towns rsfsLt states q '.r lI1'.
FRENCH-Maglt FIuc. Grrm4. beg o. N.. french Gram
Mas lIu0dae1y ffeleA Ha-,i Ass f''." 'io'e al'
LTTIS COURSE -prersY,,rrr Ira Prose Book Dy H. Han.
20 Harvrl end g;ts 'f- th "'. all TIfte' 10 H~A
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W J. Ralf Stl-.lors hom O' M al Aol,ci aif Hsits
SILE,rloNs PROM o,lD AND VIRGIL. tc-i'E Hsalhaak
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Grauuars eel, Alrt lrI s.--r4s All o. !-rAue'
| GFRN4S-A Sgu Elementary Gsr--r Grsuuir DT GlJtt
Crmuiel Professor stat. Il.ysiff .f l.rlr-Ufl.f
Practical and CoaT.de German "laHaar by Aio.!" p0ria
DEAwISG-B -Bnr,lo'aHsr', urar'r,s5os E-T Series.
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PAYsoy nuSTOy scRrUyEUs
NATIONAL SYSTEM OF PENMANSIlIP
The practical iiy. a't 'Trct W'i0l ever Ya.-r f~
1or so to ias rseltsl s -, s Of 5ur .l canls
salte, TO ihs capacity ci o,sf TO H0 vi ia1.a. -
ula.s teachers uI be- ilf...at ol .pHIatoa
Liberal terms frr Introduction Allrssi ia Ya.Is.sr'
WOOLWOKIH. AN~NOElH a Co.
80. III WAsHlSGIuNsI, BOSTON
or Their General Agent
q. II. SIIATTUCS
No III WILLIAM ST.. NEwIoEK
NE WITT's SIXPENNY SERIES oil the best
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28
IORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,

COMMENCING MAY 10, N69
pa,eprer Station NrNlor Of Tweny seventh - ant
Fourth.are. E1irance on TWcutrscveIihst
TRAINS LEAVE NENYORK,
For and Budg report ENl l;SO nj iLS lhb
tFr). 345 4 30 $3.50 and (kNl 9. X.
For Milford SraO Ftled Southport and tAllolI T. 49,"
m 3:t5. $50. and $50 p. -. Al.
For Norwak 7. (EKl @ li8 no I2'l9 thKh Phh '"t
FoS paren l. q i3Oa m 3;,S t.3J. $50. and $50 M
Tor St.mfrl Z 8tExl O. 1850 2;l5 (EIh 2lo Hhb
3.t5 4.30 tEr l. 4:t5 $50 $50. 7:l5. ON p m
For Greenwich = 1850 2:l3 3;iS, i' 90 t' ''''
For Port Chester and intermediate stations at 1850 mi 2s
3:i5 as $3.50, G:JO. 1:l5. ari ego p -
' CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, via Springfield. thy.l, lENb BF M
For Boston. via Shore Line, l2:lJ tkN) N 60.
For Hartford Springfield N. tEN 2i9S lSA t,,t
For Connecticut River Railroad (En l|'i' m !" N'Np
y. M 10 northampton. ...,, , , n, . ,. q. talA
For Hartford. Providence and FshAli Na'oa'' 'SA' w.
p p.uro.A N q a m.
For caSl Railroad H. I!:ls p to Northampton and "@
burgh.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28

CHANGE of PIER-The Steamboats, TII0M-
y As CORNELL AMI JAMES W. BALDWIN will P,r@.R:3ty Sc
"a nst making their trips RonioBt Poughkeeps Neuburgb
Cornwall Cosr, and intermediate landings daily at p.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD Cos
ID RDEPESpBNT LINE for BAIT. WASHINGTON, ths WEST
suUTHW Esr NORTHWEST Freight received aud forwarded
DAILY by PROPELLER LINZ from P g. RATES Low, with
Quick dsateh Passengers take tho n and A. from ioe
eftonut privilege r0uts WEST o 80 WLShiagou and
rsara without sI,ra ONLY LINE aforng tbs In
duesmotL TlCKErS GOOD UNTIL USED.
g. w. PkRyElL Gen As No 1913 Broadway Dey st. Nev YORK.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28
pUY TAINT0Rs SHORE LINE GUIDE

DITY TAlNTORs SUOKE LINE UUIDET
ID counng colarel and description, q all siatess
NEW JERSEY RAILR0AD-FR0M FOOlM
~ CorRTLA ANpTST-For PHILADELPHIA VIA kenaus'ou' =
n m Via Camden p m N. VA West PtladeP a 1' ~, ~
an m m I2,gl rL D. m, g. 9lO 7. NJ " bshI ~.
R,more and Washlneou-5i0 1850 n., 9R' p M fo'
Souih and south Wsst-8:tOa ~. S:lOF T. .oo,.s
EoR TIlR WEST-g:4O A. m 1880 a. pm = ~
The $3.50 sud NJ" trains through 10 uennSu sl' ,sS
Win hut one change Palace Selug Cars on ? m 20 -
tbrough 10 Cuunati Chicago wtto change, cal
sundays excepted AMI those DAYS on p No. n lhsN
line uprpg through cars 10 Chicago hy evening hpss Npa1
Nav i. ". JAG hSoNt hthttal rNl'i'"'''
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28

NTANHOOD.-A Medical Essay on the Cause
vi ofPrsmltlIt DcCae Mao Of Nervous
AM Physical Debility &C.
Thtfs h no member hy whom l book be- fJ1ui
useful whether such srsoa holds ne relation Of parent pJsesp0
clergyman o. Medical Times ali Gazette.
receipt 4 fny Address tie a4LOr Dr. De p
\ q .f VA Dc.
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Grtursions.
Stsambuats anS SailruaHs.

0VkaIIUUdI5 dIIU 4yHIIEUIVHs
GPECIAL NOTICE.-The NORWICH AND
> WORCESTER LISE for BOSTON and points generally through
oct the Kes-Bugsnd states will, WEDNESDAY APRIL H,
REMOVE from Pier No. 80 occupied BY this ne the pat s years
o The spacious d0eE - 70 -
Foot Canal Wat where the best accommodation for pa'iel
gers and Eastern points viii be iou9d aad that s1uD be sa,
EesoBiou Northern Worcester Railroads At Put
ran With Boston Hartford and Ere Railroad; Worcester with
,o Albany Worcester aud Nashua Ad FOurg and worcester
Railroads Freight aud rates as low Hsde ae
For through tcgs rates or fr sht and gn Information apply
tie Once, Pier No. %, NgHl RIVER -.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28

NOR NORWALK and DANBURY The
Steamer NELLY WHITE leaves DAILY foot oi AarastL at 24s
AID Thify fJuth g. Al } p. N.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28

NEW-HAVEN Steam Transportation Co.
- FOR NEW-HAyES. Low PARE QUICK TfMR
Tho steamer STATE OF MAINE Capt e. p Curtis byas been
sarv rrfuraslt NeNlok from Pier No % East River
eek slp daily At . Fare IS esatL Freight taken at low
r,t.t " D. WILLIAMS,
General Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28

NOR GLEN COVE and notwithstanding
i 70 WHITE STONE BAYLsS DOCK lPorl Sehuysrl GREAT
REJK SANDS POINT MOTIFS DOCK. and GLkN N0OD-Sesnsr
SkAWASHAKA leaves Peek slip EVERY AFTERNOON SuudsyssE
COmmutaon for PACK
s.,s sft sud trtnssut fares greatly reduced.
r morning boat from Nssrork viii be Pas on early 10 June
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28
MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
Vi DELAWARE LACKAWANNA, AND WESTERN RAILROAD



Dro,s IN York foot Bareayst atd foot % Chrsopheb
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS commencing MONDAY AaT 10 lses'
MAIL TRAIN connecting at Denve with Boonton Branths
Waterloo X X
Newton Washington with The D. L. aud W. r X of water
Soudsburg aud Great Bend aud al points tie Aek
Bo0msburg Delaware aui Hudson r. ks baoa
with Lehgh and SusQueanHA for Bethlehem AeHiowa kAea
Chunk AMI WikesbIrre =.
1850 ~ LgHGH VALLEY EXPRESS sops At Nsvsrt horhs
Dover HakettoWn Washington Ptpsharg and bastoa oe
meets Phhpsburz Bel Del r. r. for Beytere 6e aad
Easton With " r. for Bethlehem Allentown, Mach Choof a
Wukesjaue -
40 m SCRANTON EXPRESS connects ct Washington with hs D.
L. aud W. r. or Water Gap Stroucsblg art ScaIion al UVu
With Chester r. r.; and At Waterloo With SUSSEX r. K
6:Jo end 4;3O m 10 SUhMfI@ud intermediate stations
and ll:i0 l. 3 $50 49, $3.50 60 SO ahd
lIs5 o. NJ, 70 SOUTH ORANGE and intermediate stations
ll:t0 aud $50 10 MoRRlSIOWh and talefAeo
stations
$40 o. N. MORRISTOwN EXPRESS
For NEWARK st65O 73o $780, $50 1920, H. iio ll:p
3:3O $40 $780, 49, 5:lO $780, 6o esq., 7S ts aAd
llt3pm - -,
s. ana 6lO D. m. SCHOCH, Assistant Sapernieuiett
r. A A HESKY. @. p A.
DUY TAINTORs MORRIS and ESSEN and
I'D PENNSYLVANIA COAL REGIONS GUIDE With eolorc rafa
DUY TAINTOR's SPRINGFIELD R0UTH
I'D GUIDE containing eoore ard descriptions of all iaeeh
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28

DUY TAINT0R's NEW-YORK TO SARA
ID TOGA, BUFFALO, and NIAGARA FALLS GUIDE With u,Ps
NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
~ CHANGE OF TIME-MOSDAY, April &C. 1859 RKpre;s Taha
will TR euty-sxthst and fouthsye. az AID oT
AHany Troy Ptisisd &c ChshAm Mail Train VII leave "
AID PaEHugs Train at AIS p N. c. BCCKHOUr, saptkS
Ees-iorE. April y, 1869
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-11-17
QUICK CURES & Low PRICES.
Twenty Thousand Cured Annually.

DR.. Teller continues to be conhdentiAllS anC
successfully consulted on all forms of private d.
seases, At his old established Hospital, No.
Beaver street. Albany, New York.
Twenty years devoted 10 this particular branch
o. practice. enables him to perform cures sucf
as NO other physician can; and his facilities are
sueh IbeinP In correspondence with the mOs
eminent PHI ysieiRnE of the Old WOrld) for obtain
ing the safest as wei as the latest remedies fol
I'M fOrunates. Of rapid cure 10 be obtained at No
other office in America
In Syphilis. Gonorrhie, Structure EnlaEgeH1enl
~ the Testicles, and SPermatic Cords, Bubo,
Uleeratt d Throat, Sore Nose. Tender Shin Bones
CutaneOus EruptiOns, BIIes, Ulcers, Abeess, and
all other Impurities OF the system.
YOUNG MEN
ad6 eted to secret ha. It's, Who have Impaired
their health and destroyed the v.gor of theiI
minds, thus oepriving tn mselVrs Of the pleas
ure OF Married Lie. are notified that in cor =
sultinS DR.. Il. they Will ind a friend to console.
and PIyssiTiSn ian who S1i has e9Eed thonsgnds.
For the married and those contempt lRting mar
rage, 200 pages full of DIates-price 25 cents.
Sent to all parts under, seal, ny Fuail post paid
The single married and the married happy. a
lee ure OF Love, or how to choose = partner .
complete work on midwifery. 1t contains hun
dreds Of secrets never be fore published. Twen
ty-fve cents enclosed will secure Z copy by re-
TO THE LADIES.
DR.. Teller still retains in America the agency
for the sale OF Doctor VichOl's Italian Female
Monthly Pills, for stoppeges, irregularities and
other distinctions in females.
box, these pills v i'll be sent by mall or express
To any part OF the world secure from curiosity
or damage.
Once hours IRON a. m. to s p. m and en-
Sunday, to 8 p m.
n. ;. Persons At distance can be cured at
home by addressing DR.. Teller, enclosing a re-
mlttance- Medicine securely pacSed from Obser
'ation, semi ~ any part of the world. Ali Cases
war; nte,'- No charge for aIvlce % siuaFnrs
Iers to TELLER n D.,
ly66,s Beaver Al Albany, n. Y
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-11-17

GEo. FRANcis TEATS sums up the result
Of his Pacific tour as follows: alaska
barely lives, BriiishC Columbia dead. Wash
ington Territory alive. Oregon sound
California broke. Nevada played out
Idaho and Montana feeble. Utah four
ishipg. Pacific bubble hurst. Pacific SiutSA
q sucked orange, San Francisco the suck
Or. There are not million souls west of
Missouri. thought there were three. We
have produced in twenty years one thou
sand millions gold and silver In AL the
mines. England has taken 1t Al and wants
three thousand millions more for interest
on bonds and pAntAlOOns cloth. Boutwell,
asys AL right. ''BAhl"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-11-17
New RepubIIcans TaIIr.

The Chicago Republican, speaking of
one of Grants appointments, says:
SIT IS not now too late, and we trust
President Grant will promptly recall the
appointment of Consul General TO British
India which he recently bestowed on q low
fellow named Butler, of Wilkes Spirit of
the Times. This fellow, with every issue
of the Spirit is demonstrating more and
more the diseredit which is doHe the conn
try by his appointment. We trust and be-
neve The Journalists Of America do ne, in
clude in their number another SO utterly
vile and scurrilous IS this Butler. McCOole
Is gentleman compared to him. Revoke
his appoininent by all means. 20 %
The n, Y. Times, commenting upon the
golden circle aud Buttsrneld unpleasant
meas, states: = i..2
'sNow sihiS is very simple story. The
public know it by heart, and they have
been wondering why in the world the Gov
ernment gives any excuse for the unjust
charge thai Is waiting for grave scandal
TO .sblow over. = The truth b, that Gen.
Buiterdeld's alleged miscondnct Is not the
kind Of thing TO .sblnW eYer." People do
not forget charges of that kind. If he is
guilty, he ought not to be where he is an
other day; IL he Is innocent the Govern
ment out 70 proclaim the fact TO the world,
though how It could have satisfied itself on
the point would be great mystery, But
his resignation called for an immediate in
G=.;ry, into his entire course of conduct -
There has been no such inquiry, and his
resignation IS quietly ignored. We only
echo the voice of public opinion when We
say that this sort of treatment Of an ON
cial ''under cloud, Is very serious mil
take on the part of the Administration"
Bd;terheEd, like Captain jerks of the
Horse Marines, Is the pride Of the army,
and viii not be removed by his superior
oficer until he succeeds in one or two
more corners In gold.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-11-17
MEDICAL.
G.. F. CATIONS
DYSPEPSI
REMEDY.

In Offering this remedy to the public we feel con.
hdent that every statement make in regard to
rs curative properties will De fully verified by all
VIII avail themselves Of il. The preSeripti,n has
been used in this city nearly ten years and ha.
never tAiled L. ehec; permanent cure whenever
used In accordance with the direcIiUus, aud the
patient has had sufficient strength Of mind 10 ab-
stain from rich aud indgestible food for a short
time. in case 0f H-dr'burn IVlfeyJr,tyh ConSff,,a-
ion and Hs-oOuS H-ulEGche zriE ~ from imtlerect
digestion, and all ailments which are produced
from abuse Of that important organ tbs toynscL
It WIS ahOrd perma nent relief
As evidence that our statements can be fully
below:
''For number Of years was greatly afiietsd
with Dyspepsia, and although my stomach craved
food IL would Immediately reject IL, should 1 eat
anything, natter how small the quantity
was frequently compelled to leave the table without
oelhg able 70 take any uOurishment. In a short
time became very much reduced IN desh, and was
50 weak that was unable and unfit to attend To
my business. My mind was in no better eondi-
uOn than my body, a. / was continually oppressed
WIN w Iassitude and depression Of spirits. tried
al tne patent medicines and prescriptions that
heard OF, aud some OF these afforded temporary
rrhei Dat IN short time relApscd into my former
condition.
While suffering in this manner heard of C. P.
SalT1n Dyspepsia Remedy, and concluded to try it,
had taken it but a short time when / began 10
feel relief, and continuing To take IT, / soon could
partake Of my meals without any disagraeable feel
ing either while At the table or afterwards, and
"a ned nesh rapidly. IL is now nearly ten years
since, aud have cnninued free from anything lik.
return Of the Dyspepsia-I therefore recon-
menu u " Ahy one suffering IL IKE HlAunCr-
" Respect. ully yours, ASDAEw J. NICHoLsoS.
" "PIrrsBUE9H, March 21, 1863
This is to certify, ;hat during the early part
OF the summer Of 1868 my wife much troubled
with Dyspepsia She had = severe pain in her side,
her appetite was variable, and she became quite
Sallow. After having used bottles of e. F.
Cations Dyspepsia Remedy, her appetite became
good she MAS relieved from the severe main in her
side, and her complexion became good again, all OF
which attribute to the of C. F Gallons Dyspep-
sla Kennedy aud have recommended it to all my
nd into IL. l.
make its wonderful properties known, you can rest
assured Will be done JAMES A. SAITH.
"PITTsBUKGH, Pa"
If you are suffering do not hesitate to buy 4
bottle OF c. F. Gallons DysDef'siG Remedy, and
avail yourself OF it's curative properties.
SCHWARTZ & HASLETT.
sUccgssoRs
B. A. FAHN ESTOCR'S SON & CO.,
IittSJ'GTOIs. Pa.
SOLE PROPRIETORS.
hAD16tf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-11-17
1858. FALL ARRANGEMENT. 1858.
OHIO & MISSISSIPPI RAILWAY.
THE ONLY ROUTE WHOSE TRAINS
RUN THROUGH FROM GIN
CINNATI TO ST LOUIS
WITHOUT CHANGE OF
THR EE DAILY EXPRESS
mp A AINIG

THR EE DAILY EXPIRES s
TRAINS
Leave Cincinnati 7:4O a m, and 2 D m
arriving at st. Louis at I2.45 n NJ, and
$3.50 m, and connecting with west
bound Express trains for Quincy, ST
Joseph LeavenwOrth, Kansas city Law
renee aud all western points, connecting
al Odln without delay with Illinois Cen
traI for Cairo, Memphis, Mobile, New
Orleans and all the southern points, and
'onneetIng at Sandoval for GAlena, Du.
buque, and all parts Of the north west
Leave Cincinnati al 7:30a m, an0 4;3O
p IN, and 500 p IN, for Louisville, gong
through III about seven hours.
One tram nn Sunday, through to Lou.
lsyIlle. ~. Louis and Cairo at D M.
For all inIOrmatio in regard 10 tick
cts aud freight pleRse apply at l19 Vine
street. Burnet House, northwest corner
Front and Broadway; Spencer House
and al the Depot, foot of Mil street.
A. Ii. LEWIS,
Vice President and Gen'l Sup't.
c. Z. FoLLETT. Gen'I Passenger Agt.
july7'69
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DsArorOas AuD sTOsEHoLDEas I,
A RARE CHANCE !
GOOD GROCERY
- FOR SALE.
And fhe Premises For Rent.

T WISH to sell out my extensive
i Family Groe-ry Store, in Canton. It
Is one OF the best stands in the city and
is IN \ very large commOdiOHs room.
There is on the premises also Is dWel~
ling rsOns, barn, shed, and other nee
essaEy outbuildIEgz. Ny other business
requires my attention and that is my on
ly reason for wishing 10 disposs Of the
store.
Any person purchasing the Grocery
can lease the premises tor two or thee
years on favorable terms. For further
7 PARTICULARS enquire of the undersigned
AZ the store. ADAM LIPPEkT.
Canton, OFT. -, ls6o.
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THE DEMOCRAT.
[rrom the we..ern Raral.l


CITY AND COUNTRY.
ny Q. B. HOW'LL
Johnny raked the fragrant hay,
In his fathers sloping meadow,
And, VIXEN weary, stopped to rest,
Meath the naples cooling shadow,
And reclining there he thought:
"Ohl how cruel Is my lot !"
Johnny's mother she WA kind,
And be had = noble father;
Health and streugth and plenty his,
Yet from these be did not gather
Fruits and blessings that they lent
Love and Joy and sweet content,
He had Iongings all the while,
3 Fer the great and noisy city;
Scorning work and country lie
Ah Il is crying pity
That SO many children dream
All thingS are not what they seem.
Johnny now Ia grown = man,
And the city is his dwelling
But the dreams Of youth are tied,
r And the sorrOw upward Welling
From his hrart-a giant grief;
Those of youth would give relief.
Fortune on him for . time
Looked with bright and smiling feA
Al d unto himself he thought; lures,
Happy are we city creAturesi" -
Business prospored with the boy,
Life seemed but one round of Joy
But At length the dSrk days came,
With their trouble and disaster,
And the cloud of bankruptcy,
Then became his cruel master;
All were VAIN attempts to rise
From his slough of miseries.
Now his locks are thin and gray;
% Ger him falls Hfe's evening shadow,
And his prayer is, when he dies,
To be buried in the meadow,
Where he raked the fragrant hay, 8
In the morning of life's day, p
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NOTARY PUBLIC.
TOHN RABER,
Notary Public
AND
ms UR NOE AGEN

CANTON, OHIO,
OmcS-at the Stark County TreasuTers
OtncO. will attend 10 drawing Oeeds,
h"rtGageS, pOSerS OF attorney, make
eontraS-s for pasSGge to and from Eu-
rOpe II the Il west rates, 60. He IL also
Agent o the German Fire Insurance
COMPANY" OF Cleveland and other re-
BpOnsibls Fire and Life Insurance coTuS
panISA- marriott