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DIR. LONGDON
On Diseases Peculiar to Women'..The
Only Treatment that Will
Cure these Ills.

or all tho diseases which hophyslclan is call
cd upon to treat, none Is invested with moro In
tereSt and importance, or demand greater sym
pathy and skill. than those which are peculiar 70
woman. Their frequency, variety, obscurlty and
obstinAcy haYo forced them on the attention Of
the medicNl profession. The sex and character
OF the sufferers. the palms, spRsms, conVulsions,
and numerous physical and mental disturbances,
involving th8 happiness and usefulness OF Wo-
men, en9endeling the most Intense suffering and
Wretchedness for ycars, 10 many cases rendering
even death preferable 10 life, have all greatly en-
HANGED the devotion OF medical men to this large
class OF delicate ailments. Their frequency and
dCgFe; OF ,nfIerlng tncreasc with the progress OF
society. Tho cultivation OF the mental powers,
sentiments and passions, the advance Of ciVillz1.
ton, the relnements, indulgencies and luxuries
OF llfe even the character OF social intercourse
and tho objects OF business and pleasure, all
serve 10 augment the number and aggravate tle
severity OF these painful malGdics
Among the causes Of insanity In women men.
struAb Irregularities arc set down as fruitful
source OF this terrible mAlRdy. Various other
arrangements Of the womb, through reflex action
on the brain and nervous system, may In time
dethrone the reason and destroy mental equilib-
rum.
Ifyou arc suffering with LoucorrhGI or Whites.
PFOllpsuB UteFi or Failing OF tho Womb,
Amenonhp4 or Suppressed henseS, Dysmen'
orThRL CT Painful Aenseg, MenorrhagIA or TX
cessIVe MenGes, Cancer Of the Womb, liberation
Debility, PalpitAtion Of tho Heart, Sick Head
ache, HGbItuAl Constipation, HRenorrhoideS or
Piles, remember that we employ the only treat.
ment that will cure these Ills and We invite those
a1ilcted 10 give our remedies fair trial and thus
prove their great efficacy and virtue. Why EuGLer
pain, disease and death when these Ills may be
AVertedf Why die within reach OF curei Must
you endure all these ailments for years or perish
In the morning or midday Of liieI Give the
physician who has made your diseases tho study
OF his life, that holds In his hand the balm that
will give you health, Just ono trial, and like thou
sands who once suffered Gs you DO now, you will
rejoice in tho sunshine and happiness Of life
you have not experienced for perhaps many q
year.
Bat II your leuso Of delicacy still prevents
your applying In person for relief, you can Eend
4 statement by your husband, brother, or any
one In whom You trust, and the necessary medf.
eines for Your case will be returned 70 you.
FlrBl consultation, with medicine, only IS 90.
No charge for additional treatment except for
medicine.
Medicines for all Diseases by mail and express
10 all parts OF the country.
oTFICE HOUSES to u. I:So to 5, and ESQ to O..
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Especially, who have been tho yie,Jn,o,s
~ Vice, that dreadful and de stfSciISi. s9li
which annually sweeps 10 an untInsIS elht
thousands OF Young Men OF The mo-; gnTS
talent and brilliant intellect, who miSS. Ilisd
vice have entranccd listening sen,tsS ~ y! S.A.t
thunder OF eloquence, or walked % ee.,.s NJ "
thrilling Tyre, may call with full conadeS.SI Ae
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WHEBLING FEMALE COLLEGE

PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT-oro Teacher.
ACADEHIo DKPARTNENF-ThFeO Teachers.
COLLEGIATE DKPARFNENT-Pour Teachers,
Music AND Arr DEPARFMENT-Four Teachers.
LATIN, FRENCH and GILMAN LANGUAGES.
No extra charge for Vocal Music, Pcnm1nship,
Book Keeping, Latin or KlocutiOn.
The Second Session will commence MONDAY,
RohFnRFV Sd. JAZZ
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DIED.

McMRCHBN-On Wednesday morning Feb.
ruary 90, 1873, at Z o'clock A. NJ, DAVID MCAECH-
RN, Of Marshall county, W. Va, aged 70 years.
Funeral IRON his late residence, one mile be.
low BenwoOd, ats O'Clock this (Thursday) morn
ing. Interment at Greenwood Cemetery.
Friends Wishing to attend can leave tue city on
the TAO A. n. train.
SCARBRoUGH-At the residence OF j. r.
NATlOr, Wednesday, February IS, 1873, at six
LAND, infant son OF James A, Rn@ Lizzie 7.
Scarborough, aged two months and twenty-five
DAYS,
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Special Notices.

A HEAD OF ALL COMPEL ITION
II -McCABE, KRAFT 3 CTS ENTER.
PRISE BAKING POWDER ronouneed by
cELiTNCI. Nothing 70 comp, are with II for max.
Ing HIcE, LIuaT, YLAKT B,.scuit, NufIlns, Buck.
wheat and Corn CakeS. 1t saves both THE and
MONEY. Sold by all Druggists and GrocGrs.
MECABR, KRAFT d CO., Proprietors,
fe23 WHEELING. W. Va.
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MONDAY, the Sd day OF March, 1873,


Commencing at 10 o'clock A. n, at the front dool
OF the Court House Of Ohio county, West Viz
giniA, 10 the highest bidder, ct Public Auction,
ali OF the following described real estate, thst ID
10 say: heing part Of lot No. lis, In the rear OF
lot No. So, bounded a. follows: Beginning at the
corner OF Fourth street and Alley r, thence along
the said alley sixty foot 70 the end Of said Gils
brick stable; thence with Aline Of right angles
with said alloy along the end Of the said stable,
TO q corner 50 feet west OF the Presbyterian
Church; thence to Fourth street onA hne par
Allcl with the said church thirty.three 1885, feet
thercifom; and thence 10 the place OF the begin
ming, being in Centre Wheeling.
Also, that parcel OF land which was conveyed
by II. K. List and wife TO the said Gill by q Deed
dated the 9TH day OF March, 1851, and recorded
In Book 80, page 1G0, being situated in Centre
Wheeling, and being the north part OF lot No. is,
fronting 80 feet on Water street. and running
back with like width TO an alley, being in BoT s
and ChAplIne'B addition 10 the city OF Wheeling.
TERMS OF SALH-0ne.third in hand and the
remainder In two equal inBtAlments OF one and
two years, tho purchaser giving his negotiable
promlsSoEy notes therefor, with such surety %
may be satisfactory TO tho Trustee, bearing In
terest from the date OF the same, title 10 DO 70.
tanned until full payment DO made.
jI30-Th DANIEL PECK, Trustee.
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STATE OF WEsTVIRGINIA, OHIO
- County Circuit Court, FebruAryR. 1873.
John McGGnnon,
-Assumpsit

FHLFICE Il. uUWIgy'
The object OF this suit Is 10 recover OF tho de-
PENDANT Three Hundred and Nineteen Dollars,
with interest thereon from the list day Of Sop.
tembOr, 1871, until payment,
An attachment having been lssued and served
upon The Pittshurg, Wheeling d Kentucky Rail-
road Co. RaIniBhees In this suit, and It appearing
from an AfidAYtt filed In the cause that the de-
fendAnt, Patrick X. HoWlSy, IL not . resldent Of
the State Of West Virginia, on motion OF the
Plaintiff by his attorney It 10 ordered that ho
do appear within one month after the date Of the
nrst publication Of this order, and do what is
necessary 70 protect his intere6tin this caule.
TGste, SAh'L b. MoCOLLOCH, Clerk.
P8NDLGToN, Atty for Plaintiff. fe6lTh
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TARM FOR SALE.

/ offer for RAle the Farm on which now
reside, situated In MArshAll county, W. Va. some
three miles from the limits Of the city Of Wheel
ing, on or near the Fairmont Pike, containing
los acres OF hrst-elAss land, nearly all OF which
Is in q ane state Of cultivation. Tho improve.
ments ara all Of tho best, consisting OF Brick
House containing eleven rooms, with oil the
conyeniences needful. A largo cistern supplies
1t with all tho water for which rain water 10 need.
ed. There 10 also large Barn, with cellar; Sta
BILE room for Horses and twenty head OF Cattlei
Wagon House, Corn Crib, Brick smoke House,
Chicken House, and good Franc Tenant House
containing four rooms; with Churches and School
House within Q short distance. The said lAndis
well watered and never.faillng well at the barn.
There Is good Vineyard Of CataWba and Con.
cord Grapes, and large number Of tho best Sc
lection Of Fruit Trees In full bearing, consisting
OF Apples, Pears, Peaches, Plums, Cherries and
Ounces, with almost all the 1rst quality OF
small fruit grown In this part Of the country.
ANY person desiring good home near TO the
city Of Wheeling, whore they can probably dis
pose Of whatever they may raise for the market,
will do well TO call on tho subscriber, who Will
give all tho necesJary information. Terms easy.
jA7-d&W n. T. WAYMAN.
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HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye Is the 6sTt IN Lhs World
Perfectly Harmless, Reliable, and 1nstantanc-
ous. No Disappointment. NO ridiculous Iints,
elor'g Hair Dye produces IMMEDIATELY q
Splendid Black or Natural Brown. Docs not
Stain The Glin, but leaves the Hair Clean, soft
and Beautiful. Tho only safe and perfect Dye.
Sold BY all Druggists. Factory IS Bond street.
Now York. ian27eodGw
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STATEoF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
~ County Circuit Court February X, 1919.
,TDhn W Burma

Patrick K HoWley.
The object Of this suit 10 to recover Of The do.
lendAnt Two Hundred and Eighty Dollars, with
interest thereon from the 2ist day Of September,
lS19, until payment
AN attachment having been issued and served
upon the Pittsburgh, Wheeling q Kentucky hail.
road Company, RaInishees In this suit, and II ap.
peaIing from an GfidAVit hled in the cause that
The defendant, Patrick r. HoWley, IL not real.
the plaintiff by his attorney It ts ordered that he
do appear within one month alter the date Of tho
hrSt publication Of this order and do what 10
necessary 10 protect his interest In this cause.
Testc, SAM'L D. NCCOLLOCH, Clerk
| Coon, Atty for Plaintiff Es6-Th
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL Es-
i TATE.-BY virtue Of Deed OF Trust, dated
the 22d day OF September, 1855, made by John W.
Gill, and recorded In tho ONCE OF the Clerk OF
ia, in Deed Book No. q, page 8, to the uhdCrsgn.
cd, Trustee, will sell, on
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
~ county Sircult Court February X, 1878
h " redmond

Patrick K, uowley.
me object Of this suit lI 10 recover OF the do.
thereon nom tho lat day OfsCptcnScr, isIl, until
payment vs. ~ ~
An attachment having hecn Isuurd and Scrved
upon The Pittsburgh, Wheeling 3 KsntnsSS
II appearing nom an afioGVlt nled 10 mo ssnSs
that the defendant, Patrick X. Ho EIey, n moi 4
resident Of the State Of West Virginia, on mo.
ton OF the plaintiff by his attorney, II IL ordered
that no do appear within one month after the
date Of tho hnt publication o. this order and do
what 10 uoeOsslFy 70 protect his interest in this
cause.
TeSto, sAN'L B. MocoLLoCH, CLERK.
PEIDLEfON, AIRY for Plaintiff. feB-Th
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Under authority Of special legislative act Of
March l6, 1871, the trustees now announce me
Third Grand CIT Concert, for tho benedt OF the
public Library Of kentucky, 70 come on In Ll'
hrnrY Hall. At LouilYille, Ky, on
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CTATE OF WEsTVIRGINIA, OHIO
y County CiIcult Court, February R, 1873.
John ]. CavenAugh,

C.. ABsumpalt.
Patrick R. HoWley,
The object Of tbs suit Is to recover Of the de.
PENDANT twe1ty.slx hundred and forty dollars,
with interest thereon from September !, 1874,
until payment, An attachment having been issu:
cd and served upon the Pittsburgh, Wheeling &
Kentucky Railroad Company, garnlshces in this
snlt, AID II happening from an affidavit flied in
INC cause that tho defendant, Patrick Il. How.
lsy; 10 not resident OF the State OF West Viz
inpia, On motion Of the plaintiff by his attorney,
1iter the date Of the nrSt qualification oFihIs or.
tereati In this cause. " '' ~
PPSsts, SAMUEL B. NccoLLoCH, Clerk.
EAADL1L0M, Attorney for Plaintiff, ieG-Th
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FPENCH OLEOCRAPH,
GOOD AoENTe NANTEp,

Intelligent men and women wanted every.
where. To get good Territory, G1elUSlV6lg lg.
signed, send early for circulars and terms. j. B
cRRo. Ill: SRn Francisco Gal. .u
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FOR SALE.
TsLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Forty choice Building Lots on Wheeling ls-
land. Price from 600 to 5000 each.
TmnB-one-fourth cash, tho residue in equal
instalmcnts at one, two and three yCars, with In
tarcst. JNO. P. GILCHRIST
Rpl0 At Top Mil.
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General Notices.

Mrs. Q. Mccoy, las MAIN ST.,
Kecps q full assortment OF L.aces, Trimmings,
Gloves, Corsets, including Mrs. Moody'B abdom.
inAl Corsets, Cent? and Ladies' Hosiery, Hand.
kere'fs and all articles AppertAininR 10 complete
assortment Of Fancy Goods. Orders for any.
thing In her line promptly afforded to. Ladies
des ring 10 purchase handsome Winter CloAks or
WatefproOls would do well to examine her stock
before making selections elsewhere OctI2
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ORGANIC WRAKNEss
DIR. JOHNSTON

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeon, In,
don, graduate rom ono Of tho most emiSSS S
colleges IN inc United States, and tho RFeStt
Of London, Paris, Philadelphia, and elSsTSS.ssa'
has effected some OF the most astonishing cH,s,
ever known. Many troubled with rInSinS \
the head and cars when asleep, great bsTTns.
ness, being alArmedAt sudden sounds. b'Ibi,l
moss, with freqTent blushlng, attended toms
times with arrangement Of mind, were cpF,d
Immediately 'S
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Or. TUFTS Hair Dye is easily applied.
fe22-eOdAW
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The object Of this writ Is 70 recover the sum
OF Sl65 90, balance Of rent due tho plaintiff by
the above named defendants.
1t appearing from an affidavit 6led In the above
entitled cause that William Il. Stevenson, ono
OF the above mentioned defendants, Ii not
resident OF tho State OF West Virginia, on mo,
ton OF the plaintiff, by his attorney, It is ordered
that The SSid William Il. Stevenson do appear
within ono month amer tho date or the ntst pun
licStion OF this order and do what Is necessary
10 protect his interests. 1900, .,,-,.
3. G. FREET, Atty for plaintiff. ieb8IEh
National Republican., 1873-09-19
JAY COOKE G. co.
toentinu,d .from Flr.t RIas.l

Ing the wild rumors, proved to DO in a very
fortunate position In Its relations TO the sns-
pended Institutions. II had only a collection
nc sount with the First National bank, and It's
balance there was less than one thousand doi-
lars. IL had no account with Jay Cooke Co.,
and had hut four hundred dollars In Northern
Pacific railroad bonds. There was only
trinlng disturbance at that bank this afternoon.
Tho District government Is very small SUI
ferer by the suspension. The district treasurer
had drawn down his balance very low to meet
the requirements OF the various departments,
and had but u 600 10 his credit. The whole pack
Of dirty lies about Governor Cooke and District
Affairs sent from here during the past week was
exploded by the facts developed yesterday.
Al nrst IL was rumored that the two banks Of
Cooke a Co. held heavy line OF District Sc
curitles and paper, and that this preclpitatcd
the suspension. It turned out speedily that the
banks held little or none Of II, and that the
house Of Jay Cooke a Co. had always declined
to deal In District securities while the head OF
the house held the ONCE Of Governor. Had the
stories Of immense pronts from this source had
anv foundation the suspension OF to-day ought
not to have occurred. The two houses here did
a large commercial business. The branch OF
Jay Cooke Co. had large number Of accounts
Of business and professional men, the small de-
positors especially always finding II a convenient
and pleasant place for doing business.
The First National also hal very nne list OF
dcpositors, many OF them well.to-do and retired
people, with others In ofllcia life, keeping their
accounts there. Its line OF dealers was also
large, and IL discounted regular commercial pa
per with cautious freedom that its ample re-
sources permitted. The President OF the United
States kept his account there, as his predeces-
sors had, but as this account has always been In
the nature OF special deposit, there will be no
loss. Being q Government depository, 1t fre-
quently had large sums OF public funds. At the
present time It holds $4,000, for which the Gov
eminent Is amply secured by bonds and cash
balances.
National Republican., 1873-09-19
MARINE DISASTERS.
Less or a PacIac Mail Steamer,

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept ls.-News reached this
city at midnight that the Pacific Mail Company 3
steamship Costa Rlcs, from Honolulu, has been
wrecked at Point Diablo, near the entrance Of
the harbor. The steamer was trying to make
the entrance OF the haIbor under full head Of
steam In fog, when she struck with great force,
wrenching her timDers from stem TO stern, and
making hole In her bow, through which water
rushed In torrents. The excitement and terror
among the passengers was great, but Captain
Lapidee and his Officers succeeded In restoring
saved. Quartermaster Harris is very severely
injured.
TIIK IRoSsIDEs WRECK on LAKE MICHIGAN.
OF persons drowned by the Ironsides disaster
thus far recovered have been identified and taken
care Of. There are supposed TO be four bodies
unrecOvercd-those Of II. Hassellparth, Tim
Foley, Thomas Shea and Robinson Dundas,
cook. q. II. Dundss and l.. X. Lord are among
the saved in addition tn those before reported.
A coroner's Jury OF reliable gentlemen have been
empaneled 10 Investigate the circumstances OF
the disaster. They will give the matter q rigid
examination. IL Ia now asserted by those who
profess to know that the steamer had been in
ieaky condition for number Of days before the
accident, and II Is afflrined that when the boat
was In this port on Saturday last she had three
feet Of water In her hold, and that there was a
considerable amount OF grain damaged in conse-
Quenca and left on the dock. The second engi-
neer, George CowAn, states that the report OF
water going In her hatchways and putting out
the fires Ia untrue; that the water came through
tho bottom OF the vessel.
National Republican., 1873-09-19
TOTAL DfPRAYIrY.
Arrtempt TO seduco Two Young Z

Attempt 10 seduce Two youug Girls.
Information was received yesterday by Ser.
geant johnson and on,cers Fitzpatrick and Null.
hall that two young girls were In q house on
Delaware avenue, between c and D streets
northwest, occupied by a well-known woman
named Susan Tennant. The ofiicers at once
proceeded to the houae, where, on Tapping at
the door and asking for the girls, they received
an answer from Susan that they were not there;
but when the oficers announced their determi-
nation to search the house she made clean
breast OF 1t. The Oliicers found the two girls
Tenant woman and girl natneu Mollie Wilson,
two men, and took the entire party to the Sew.
enth precinct stati0n-hOuse, where the men were
released. The girls gave their names as Lavinla
Perry and Dester Jennings, each aged fourteen
years, and stated that they were from Fred
ericksburg, Va, which place they left on Sunday
afternoon last.
They were taken to headquarters, and there
stated that they resided In Frederick sburQ, one
having father and mother and the other living
with grandmother; that they had been living
out In service In that town, and on Sunday
walked to Quantico, a distance OF thirty-nine
miies,) where they took the train for this city.
They charge that on their arrival In Washington
Monday evening they stopped at house near
the Capitol. On the following afternoon they
took walk, but In endeayorng to return to the
house they missed their way, and man led
them to the house where they were found, They
said they paid the woman Tenant for their
board, aud last night when the two men came
there the girl Wilson tried TO persuade them to
accept improper proposals made by them, hui
they refused, and they were glad that they got
away.
National Republican., 1873-09-19
PERAlNAIu

GsS. BABcocK returned to the city yesterday
from PittsDurg.
JAMES .. CLEPHAER, Of this city, Ia In Hart.
ford, Conn.,, reporting the Credit Mobilier suits
SAMUEL LITTLE, OF NewburR, N. Y, and Wm.
K. Sim, OF Baltimore, are at the KirkwOOd.
PRIVATE W. o. BELT. Of the signal service,
United States army, died OF yellow fever yester.
day afternoon at Galveston, Texas.
Mr.. j. W. BoTELER, senior member Of the
nrm Of Boteler a Bro, has retnrned from his
European trip, looking well and hearty.
THR Philaielphia star says: Johnny Cox hay
ing Just celebrated his golden wedding In Ches-
ter county, will shortly cali In the white hats.
Hon. II. G. PARSONS, Of Cleveland, Ohio, late
marshal OF the United States Supreme Court,
and present member OF the House OF Represent
atiyes from the Cleveland district, accompanied
by his wife; also, J. l.. Lamar, of Augusta, Ga,
and 4. b. taynolds, Of New YORK. are stopping
at the Arlington.
National Republican., 1873-09-19
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

THE GRAIN MARKEr.-There were I, 900 bush =,
OF wheat received yesterday. No sales.
Mn. j. FuRGUsoS, Of Washington, was tbs
victor IN the 500 pigeon match with Mr.. III. En-.
gels, OF Baltimore, which took place on Wednes 4.
day At Analostan Island.
AT the recent picnic Of the Georgetown Be-
nevolent Ride Association, held at Green
springs, the following prizes were awarded:
Ladies' Prizes-Mrs. b. Harper, wOrk-box:
Mrs. j. stanton, gold needle-case; Mrs. J, Heard,
silver thlmble; Mrs. j. Potter, silver thimble:
Mrs. Cook, one set Of castors; Mrs. wanger, one
pair vases; Mrs. squires, one pair ladies CATERS;
Mrs. nenta, one pair kid gloves; Mrs lehman
ladies, sstche; Mn. voikinan, one call bell: N m
q. IL. hradt, one pair ear-drops.
Gentlemens Prizes-Captain Raugh, one sew
Ing machine and case Of wine; J. 4. SaiIer, one
ton OF coal; j. Kaiser, three boxes Havana
cigars; ii, Q. volkman, four kegs OF beer; j. W.
Burgyt half dozen champagne; ]. U. Albrect. one
pair OF stitched boots; ]. d. vanderworken, n
cash; q. Nolkman, hat, cane and satchel: ii.
Gelssell, diamond pin and sleeve-buttons; j.
khrmanntraut pyramid cake aud set OF plate
covers; q. A. Lucas, pair stitched boots; p, Har-
rlson, umbrella, lamp and case OF toilet s0ap: j.
Heard, half dozen brown stout; J. Harrison,
meersshaum pipe, brler pipe and tobacco pouch;
g. N. DAILY one scarf pin and pocketknife; A,
y; smith, chrome end case Of toilet SOAP: A.
wagner, one accordion; NJ. j. Hart, silver
watch; j. Stancon, 1000 business cards; J, pat
tor, cigar case aud pound cake; a. II. BrAdt, q
CAhns H