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Er4g-assr q CHICAGO, June 49,
FLOURAIn good shipping demand
aud IOaI5c higher on- low and medium
grades, sales offspring extras at 81 75a6>
GRAIN-Wheat active; No l advanced
2a34, sales at 81 pal 23i; No firm and
2a23c higher; sales at l9aI 2l4, closing
at 81 20. This afternoon unsettled and
nominal at 81 19. Corn moderately ac-
ii re and la3c higher; sales No l at 6S2a66c
No at 63sa64sc; rejected at 57a5Sc clos
ing at 64a64tc for No l. and 63c TO No 2.
This afternoon irregular; 624c bid for No
2. Oats moderately active and laltc
higher; sales No 2 at 6Oa62c; closing at
59Sa6Oc. Rye firm and 3a1c higher, sales
No l at $IaI OIL; No 2 at 97a99c. Barley
nominal at 81 20 for No 2; sample lots at
81 2Oa1:30 on track.
= CAFTllE-DuL and 15a25c lower; S5a
so for Butchers stock; So 75a7 25 for
HOGS-Quiet and 1oa15e lower SS %
as 40 for common. So 5OaS 70 for fair To
medium, and IS s5aS9 95 for good 70 choice
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<'PALNAH iQuf. ''-aOn reading the re-
port of the proceedings At the close of last
session OF the Annapolis Naval Academy,
we were much pleased TO notice the high
place taken by Mr.. B.. II. Buckingham.
son of the Rev.. Mr.. Buckingham of this
city. The five best men among-the grad.
uates are, In academic DdrEd5ice. STYLED
the "stars' of the elass. after the recent
examinations, degrees were conferred up-.
on seventy-tWo geatIemen. Mr.. Bncking-
ham obtaining one Of the coveted places.
So high distinction has not been obtain
ed by any citizen of this county within our
Z recollection We congratulate Mr. Buck.
ingham on his success "a well earned sue
cess, II we may Judge by the humber of
competitors. His education and his tat
ents, Of which his academic standing Is az
once the proof and reward, warrant US in
predicting for nm 4 brilliant and hCnOra-
= Die future.d .ea49 AdDg QLOU ..
Z ut ia Announced an The N Y. gIY0fId of
l1thiinst tllas Mr. Buckingham has been
ordered TO the u. 8. Steamer Sabine, to
report on the Goth inst.
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EGAL NOTICE. "a


u .E--a St=s d--iEa4
Peter N. SchlOtt and Jefferson Schlott
who reside in tie State of Missouri, and
Napoleon Hessey and FLanna Hessey
his wife. who reside In the State of Min
nesota, will take notice that Samuel Il.
SchrantZ, administrator of the estate of
Richard Schlott, deceased. on the 9th of
May A. ID. 1863, filed his petition in the
Probate Court of Stark county, Ohio,
alleging that the personal estate of said
deeedent is insufficient to pay his debts
and claims against said estate, and the
charges of administratfon that he died
seized of the following, described real
estate situate in said county, to wit =
a part of the west half of tue south west
quarter of section number thirty one in
township number. twelve in range num-
Der eight, and bounded as follows Be-
ginning at the. center stake on the west
boundary line of said section thence
east on the division line of said section
post; thence south4 fifteen chains and
sixty-seven and One-half links to a post:
thence west nine chains and thirty
four links TO q post thence north
fifteen chains and seventy-ons links to
the place of beginning. containing four
teen acres and sfxty~tiYe hundredths Of
an acre ;, and that Susanna Young. as
widow OF said ldeeedent, is entitled to
dover in said premises. - - OH Z
+ The prayer OF said petition is for the
assignnentof dover to said Susanna
Young, and for a sale of said prenaiseg.
subject to such dover estate. for the
payment of the debts and CHARGES n Foresl
said. Said petition will be for hearing
on the lst day of July, A. ID. 1873. =
RAFF g 6CHNEIDER.
5une2Wa AtPYs fsF PetltlShef,
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SHERIFF.

We are authorized to announce R. A.
DUNBAR as q candidate for the Office of
Sheriff, subject to the decision Of the De-
mocracy in their primary capacity.
We are authorized to announce G. D.
McCUE as candidate for the Office of
Sheriff, subject to the decision of the De-
mocracy in their primary capacity.
.@ TREASURER.
We are authorized to announce JOHN
STEEL as a candidate for Treasurer, sub
jcct to the decision of the Democracy in
their primary capacity.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
We are authorized to announce VIM. A.
LYNCH as candidate for Prosecuting At
torney, subject to the decision of the De.
mocracy in their primary capacity.
COMMISSIONER, g..
We are authorized to announce JOHN
BRYAN as a candidate for the office of
County Commissioner, subject to the decis-
ion of the Democracy in their primary ca
pacity.
We are authorized to announce JOHN
CARSON as q candidate for County Com
missioner, subject to the decision of the
Democracy in their primary capacity.
s-5 REPRESENTATIVES.
We are authorized to announce JOSEPH
THOMPSON as candidate for Represen.
tative in the Ohio General Assembly, sub
ject to the decision of the Democracy in
their primary capacity.
We are authorized to announce JAMES
SLENTZ, as a candidate for Representative
in the Ohio General Assembly, subject to
the decision of the Democracy in their
primary capacity.
We are authorized to announce J. B.
WILSON, of Alliance, as candidate for
Representative in Ohio General Assembly,
subject to the decision of the Democracy in
their primary capacity.
SENATE.
We are authorized to announce HUGH
BLEAKLEY as candidate for the Senate
of the State of Ohio. subject to the deci-
sion of the Democracy in their primary
capacity. .g ...
We are authorized to announce ADAM
HAMMERSMITH as a candidate for Cor
oner, subject to the decision of the De-
mocracy in their primary capacity.
INFIRMARY DIRECTOR.
AS are authorized to announce GEORGE
FESSLER as a candidate for Inhrmary
Director, subject to the decision of the
Democracy N their primary capacity.
LAND APPRAISER.
We are authorized to announce G. K.
YANT as a candidate for Land Appraiser
for Paris township, subject to the decision
of the Democracy in their primary capacity,
We are authorized to announce WIN,
s. MYERS as = candidate for Land Ap-
praiser for Paris township, subject to the
decision of the Democracy in their primary
capacity. -
We are authorized to announce SAMUEL
SNYDER as q candidate for Land Ap-
praiser for Osnaburgh township, subject
to the decision of the Democracy in their
primary capacity. .-.ss.E
We are authorized to announce JOHN
PONTIUS as a candidate for Land Ap-
praiser for Plain township, subject to the
decision of the Democracy in their primary
capacity. -.'-
We are authorized to announce LEVI
STUMP as candidate for Land Appraiser
for Perry township, subject to the decision
OF the Democracy in their primary capacity.
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p. .O,--Some editors seem TO be LUX If
neighbor HartzelI is not under Grants q. 4
ministrAtlOn. For Instance, r. E. Watson
of the Minerva CODSDsercidE Ia this coun-
ty. is postmaster there, having succeeded
JOSIAH Montgomery, an appoIntee of John
son, and a Democrat, and Mr.. Carreo, of
the Upper Sandusky Repll6Licrn, has
taken the p. o. position al, that place.
Our old friends-JOhn HOpley,=o =of=tne Bu-
cyrus Jo1g7l0L, with al his zeal was not
lHopley f0olishly submitted to q vote and
fell short. He might have known better.
We learn Mr., Isaac Brown Is appointed
pm. at Massihon, tVice Doctor Schertzer.
removed. Wonder II this was because of
the Doctors zeal for Johnson two or three
years agof 40 -VDTEAD --
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a SINGULAR PRoPosITIoN. DIR. Sage has
undoubtedly discovered q perfect specific
for Caiarrh. judging from the universal
satisfaction and appreciation which we
hear expressed by several persons who
have used it. R. v. Pierce, NJ. D., of
Bufaly, N. Y, the proprietor, as will be
seen by reference to our advertising coli
umns, has so much confidence in the Rem
edy, as to offer standing reward of $500
for a case of Catarrh that he cannot cure.
The remedy is said to be very mild and
pleasant to USE 1t may be procured by
enclosing sixty cents to the proprietor, or
of any druggist in the land Toledo
E3LCICle 2W
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We are authorized to announce R. A.
DUNBAR as q candidate for the office of
Sheriff, subject to the decision Of the De-
mocracy in their primary capacity.
We are authorized to announce G.. D.
MoCUE as a candidate for the office of
Sheriff, subject to the decision of the De-
mocracy in their primary capacity.
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TO COnsumptIVes.

THE ADVERTISER, having been restored to
4 health in . few weeks by very simple rem
edy, after having suffered foI several years with
severe lung Affection, and that dread disease
Consumpti0n--is anxious to make known to his
feloW-su6erers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send q copy Of
prescription used Gree OF charge,) with the di-
rectiens for preparing and using thesame, which
they viii md 3 sURE OUEE for CoNsUMPTION,
AsTHALA, BRoNOHIrs, CoUous, COLDS, and all Throat
and Lung Affections. The only object OF the
advertiser in sending the Prescription is to bene-
1T the atdcteds and spread information which he
cOnceiVesto being valuable, and he hopes every
sufferer win try his remedy, as It win cost them
nothing, and may provea blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, viii please
address Rev. EDWARD A.lW1LSON,
williamsburg, Kings Co.. New York.
EnayI9'6sy1smD .. 80
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PERSONS IN need of the services. of an ex'
perienced Dentist should not fail to consult
DR.. DoUDs, who has an experience of twelve
years practice in Canton. The substantial
character of his work is fully attested to
by hundreds of persons who have availed
themselves of his services. The varied
experiences of so many years practice,
insure to persons entrusting the care of their
teeth to him, the cheapest because the
most durable operations Office near Ober-
ley's Grocery and opposite Stark County
Bank. 45-tf.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A0GREATlREMEDY
F-f4E N a.
FO THE CURE OF
THROAT AND LUNG DISEASES /
DR.. Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial.

TT is THE VITAL PRINCIPLE OF THE
4 Pine Tree obtained by a peculiar process in
the dlstillation of the tar. by which its highest
medical properties are retained.
II is the only safeguard and reliable remedy
which has ever been prepared from the juice Of
the Pine Tree. r.
1t invigorStes the digestive organs and res torres
It Strengthens The debilitated system:
1t purides and enriches the blood, and expels
from the system the corruption which scrofula
1t dissolVes tine mucus or phlegm which stops
the air-passEges of the lungs.
Its heating principle acts upon th2 trritsted
sTeh diseased part relieving pain and sabdaEing ag
It Is the result Of years Of stddy and expert
mentI and Il is offered to the athicted, with the
loving al sesses II the patient mas not too long
delayed resest to the means OF cure:
Consumption Of the Lungs, Cough, Sore
Throat and Breast, Bronchitis, Liver Complaint.
Blind and Bleeding Piles, Asthma, Whooping
Cough, Diptheria, &C. sc.
We are often asked whl are not other RENE
dies in the market for Consumption, Coughs,
Colds and other Pulmonary affections equal to
DIR. L. Wfshart's Pine Cordial. We answer:
- LIST, at cures, not by sto piping cough, but by
loosening and assisting nature to throw OF HE
unhealthy matter collected about the throat and
3D. Most throat and lung remedies are COM
posed Of anodynes, which allay the cough for
aWhlieB but by their cohstringing effects, the
fbres become hardened and the unh eslthy fluids
coagulute and are retained in the system, eaus-
ing disease beyond the control OF our most emf
nent physicians,
Sd. The Pine Tree Tar Cordial. with its as
Aistants, are Preferable because they remove
the cause OF irritation of the mucous membrane
and ofonehirl tubes, assist the lungs to act and
throw of the unhealthy scarstions, and purify
tee blood, thus scientifically making the cure
perfect. rL
DR.. Wishart has an file at his office hundreds
and thousands OF Certificates. from Men and
women Of unquestionable character who; were
ence hOpclessly given up to die, but throuEh the
Providence OF God were completely restored TO
health by The Pine Tree Tar Cordial. A Physi-
clan IN attendance who can Consulted in person
or by mail, free OF charge. Price of Pine Tree
Tar COrpirl $3.50 per bottle. IL per doz. Sent
by Express on receipt of price. Address L, @. c.
Wishart, N. D., No. 232 North I'd Street, PnIla.
Pa. maYIq
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ANOTHER MURDER IN BFLoLoNT COUNTY,
Our community was startled on Tuesday
last by the announcement that another
murder had been committed in KirkwoOd
township. 1t seems that Mr.. Josiah Fer.
rell, of Harrisville, was on visit to his
brother in law, Mr.. Grafton Bernard, in
Guernsey county, and accompanied by him
visited Hendrysburgh on Monday, 31st
ult. They had been drinking some during
the afternoon, and about O'clock in the
evening, accompanied by another friend,
visited the grocery and saloon of Mr.. Hen
nv Yaus, and called for wine Mr.. Yaus
was not at home, and they were waited
upon by Mrs. Yaus. Some alteration
took place about the price of it. That be-
ing drank they called for more, which was
furnished. Mrs Yaus thinking that there
would be trouble, sent for her husband,
who was at the store of Mr.. Arick. On
his arrival they were asking for one more
glass for Ferrell, his brother in law, Ber-
nard had drank part of his last glass
while at'the door talking with q friend.-
Yaus refused to give them any more, and
requested them to leave, as, he wished to
shut up, it then being nine o'clock They
refused to leave until they should get the
Wine-Which he told them they could not
get Ferren then commenced moving to-
wards Yaus, and Ysus backing out toward
his back room telling him to keep off,
that he knew what they came there for
and as Ferrell laid his hands on the back
of chair, Vans fired and shot him, the
ball taking effect on the left side, tive in-
ches below the navel, and coming out at
the lower end of the right hip. Yaus was
brought to jail, and Ferrell died on We'd
uesday night. Court being in session, g
). 0eclal Grand Jury was summoned, and q
y Il, bill found in the second degree. Haus
.ntsr, ID into bonds in the sum of 50 900,
For bis appearance at the next term of
Court "his Is the third murder trial now
pending in 'ar Court-one, however, was Is
brought from usrnsey eoG' 5st Si.lSa z
now in progress Oi lrl1'c m 0t t''ii 1i ~ stl''
Gazette. E-Al. a- Ll. -.E'.f.i5 ~
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,CANroS BUnDNe AssoCIATIox No. L.
The monthly auction of funds OF this asso.
siaGOn took place on Monday night, with
the f0Hoging result s--.
ChxistiGE iFoltzer, shares at So cents.
Mrs. HaEEasan, shares at 5si cents.
Bent. FOgie, 40 shares at 594 cents.
Henry Holwiek, 2 shares at 594 cents.
John Mathews, 3 shares at 60 cents.
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marriott

L. BHCuELE & Bro. have ohhand su-
perior stock of Cook, Parlor and Heating
stoves, with full assortment of house; fur
nishing ware. Their stock of Buckets,
Knives and Forks, Fancy Hollow Ware,
&c. Spouting put up on short notice, and
very cheap. Cali at the old establishment,
East Tuscarawas street, north side. 52tf.
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vaSp AsfeAIsIRa. The entire real es,
tate II ths Sl-to OF Ohio, Is tote re>ap-
uraises n4k yesr, aud The oliciala whose
do Z Nn1 Essta attend to this matter
must Dc ! tlcied Aexf Dc sober. Our Ooun-
~ GooannIss foher1 Laye made eaeh township
"a district. exl .e1t fnat Canton astd MAssillon
respectively, aSe also districts. L viii
therefore deyolSe. upon the legaA voters OF
each district 10, elect n laARd or real estate
appraiser at the next annual election- Let
suitable and competent men be chosen.
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OR ToKETs.-Some of our friend
nsg get primary election tickets with the
name of Judge Cock on. These were
printed before his sudden and unexpected
death occrred. We have been printing
thea other tickets with his name omitted.
Let our friends and candidates provide
themselves and friends with tickets.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, June 10.
FLOUR-city made IS 70 for Xxx
white: 81 50a7 rs for Xxx amber; So rs for
Xxx red winter; IS, rs for X red winter;
So 25 for Xxx spring. Country made 81
29aS for Xxx white; $6a7 for Xxx red and
amber; S6a6 so for Xxx spring.
GRAIN-Salss of four cars No l red
winter wheat at 81 80; No do at 81 "a.
Corn No 1 mixed held at zoe. Oats, sales
of one car at Csc. Rye held at 9Oa95e for
Mop; Mol do at $1a1 O5. 1 rE
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p New York Market,

New YORK, June 10.
COTPON-Dull and heavy; sales 900
bales O middling uplands at 331c.
FLOUR-Ctosed shade firler for
shipping grades, with q fair export and
moderate speculative demand
GRAIN-Wheat quiet and slightly in
buyers favor, at 81 45a1 461 for No 2, and
81 5Oal 81 for No 1 spring. Rye nomin al.
Oats dull 773a7Sc for western aflOat--
Corn steady at 6Oas3c for scanal. and SIa
SIC for railroad.
PROVISIONS-POr duh at 1927 for
mess regular. Beef quiet and without
decided change. Cut meats fairly active
and firm. Bacon is pretty good inquiry
and unchanged. Lard heavy at I94c for
prime steam. g.. .-# 1L I'D -Jlzl
= r EGGS-Quiet at 20a23. -r
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oUR schools close this week, and win re-
rnaaln suspended till September. The High
:Sckool Exhibition takes place to night
superintendent Worley and his corps of
assistant teachers are all re employed, save
lone or two who were not desirous of cons
ttnuing. The teachers may now recruit
sduring the vacation, preparatory to resum-
ling theif< labors. - y ~ 'i
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lack cases are readily seen.

STRUCK BY LIGHTNING--During the
thunder storm on Sunday afternoon, the
electrical fluid struck a large oak tree, sit
uated just west of Chestnut street. south
VaFest of the old burying ground, and cut
+: across potatoe patch, struck LaiI in the
tfenRe, and entered mother earth, the great
vemP0siEm. The sudden flash and heavy
alllndsr that followed il were startling.
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IoE CREAM.-The most dclightfui of bev-
erages this hot Summer weather may be
found In its purity at oiero s. Sons, corner
Poplar and Tuscarawas. Their strawber-
ries cakes, candies, soda, &C.. are of the
finest. Their apartments are beautifully
fitted up. The Ladies' rooms are up
stairs, entrance from Poplar street.
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LOOIS SChEEtEh, cl
JACOB HAWK,
DANIEL WOREEY,


Complaints were made as TO damages by
flooding on the flat south of the rail road.
1t was remarked that if the Railway Com
pany were required to ope1 bitches, which
they had closed, there would be no trouble
referred.
Mr.. Piero complained of being flooded
west of the hill on West Tuscarawas St,
that sickness was prevailing in conse-
quence-
Mr.: saxtOn thought that the old sewer
was closed.
Mr.. Schaefer moved this matter be at
once attended to by the Committee on
Streets, and be let out by conract-car-
ried.
Mr.. Myers called the attention to the old
grade established years ago at the Court
House. .Er .l .rsa
Mr.. Saxton also made some remarks as
to the difficulty attending change in grade
now.
Mr.. Shaefer referred to the old grade
and thought the matter should be so agreed
to as to damage no one.
On Mr.. Schaefer's suggestion il was
agreed the members of the Council meet
on the Square, Wednesday morning at z
A. Agreed to.
Mr.. Myers moved that Mr.. Dayis' salary
AOE IOuT uuuuIeu OOilATS IOI sSTNlCeS IS Gu
gineer-carried be paid.
Mr.. Lindeman reported the bill of A.
McGregor & Son, $40, correct. On mo-
ton ordered to be paid .
The bill of MIR. Mckinney, as weigh
master, was referred 10 Committee on &C.
counts of City Officers. Also, said Com
mittee investigate the account of weigh
master Pence.
The following bills were allowed:
The bill of Goodwill S Co. was al
lowed, .-.-.-,...s.-.--.. OO
H Thurston. binding for city,. 6 90
ID. Lind d Co., corn, rn,..... 6 80
Thos' Patton, services as health
Com, to Aril '69, 80 90
Mr.. Saxton urged upon the Council the
importance of fixing the proper grades all
over the City at once as people we're build
ing and improving and wished to know.
Mr.. Schaefer thought the Committee on
Streets should attend to this business and
report. and then each member could e1-
anime before final action. He had
enough to do on other Committees.
Mr.. Kilt asked the indulgence of the
Council to say he would like to have the
Council examine the sand bank on South
Street between Walnut and Market as he
and Mr.. Patterson would like to know the
grade.
Mr.. Lindsay said the Council had ordered
that pavenents should be laid Oh South
Cherry Street by August 1st and nothing
was done
On motion the Committee on Streets
examine and report grade.
Adjourned.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-23

THE best and cheapest musical magazine
is Brainard's Musical World, published
monthly at 81 per annum, by s. Brainard
6 Sons, Cleveland, Ohio 1t has twenty
pages of choice music and interest
ing reading are given in every number
The music is all new, fresh and popular,
and from the best writers in the country.
Besides, the music in each number, if pur-
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than the subscription price for a whole
wear
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CORNER SroNE--On Sunday, the 9th
inst, at O'Clock P. NJ. the corner stone
of the Evangelical Lutheran Church, East
Tuscarawas street, win be laid. Several
Evangelical Lutheran Ministers viii de-
liver addresses. both in German and Eng
lish- The public are cordially invited.
..s s.-..L j. O. SCHULTZE. Pastor.
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HoURs AT HoME.-We have received
the above Magazine for July. 1t is an ex-
cellent number. Among the contents are
ga day on the other side of Jordan ;"
"Romances of Arthur" ga Knight in
Armor;0 "Reminiscences of English
Lawyers :" and other excellent articles.
Terms 50 year. G. Scribner s. Co., pub>
fishers, 654 Broadway N. Y.
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GUN SMITH.
NEWL OK
s--t--- AND -
IGUNsM;I5TLIH & SHOP q!
AT THE WEhL-KNowN STAND OF
u B. ! BERNARD,Y DECEAsEDs

THE undersigned would respect
L fully inform the citizens of Canton
and vicinity that he has eopened the
above-namsp.I IShod, and is prepared to
make new Store Locks and Keys, repair
Sewing Machines, which business he
followed for q nupber of. Yeas AZ Paris,
France, 'Engraves stalnps ef all kinds,
and Stencil Cutting. $40 % "a
zRrkAH work entrHSted to his care
will be guaranteed to give satisfaction.
iuns2ff c. LACAVE. .