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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-03

The paper covering the wall should have uni
form, neutral tint, such as light green, delicate
bun, on very delicate slate color |; . light
green, psrhsps. e ss syrssabls to the sys: -, ss
eyes with refreabing monoeony.
The model siok room should never be carpet
ed, but ordinarily should have hard wood floor
and this should be oiled and vanished. Upon
such = foor may be spread as many pieces of
carpetinRs, rugs and mats as are desirable.
The windows should slso engage your stten-
ton. These should be SO arranged as to admit
abundance Of light Light is q normal stimulus
to the human body, and We have no good health
without it
There are soms acute Diseases, during the
progress Of which itmay be necessary to temper
the light, but 1t should never be entirely shut
out, for If you do you remove from the body one
Of its important natural stimuli.
The windows should never be surrounded by
tapestry or decorations of any kind that are
made Of woollen stun. A plain white shade Is
all that Is requisite to temper the light and cut
OF outside objects from the patients view, and
the window-frame should be free from lambre-
quins, hAngings, &o., which may become i'm
pregnsted with the germs OF disease. healthy
person requires two Thousand cubic feet or
breathing space, and the sick person, under the
same circumstances should have at least three
or four thousand cubic feet. Then, again, the
sick man should have the air changed twice ss
frequently as the man in health.
Ventilation requires the introduction and dsf-
fusion OF an abundance Of pure air at short in
tervAls, and corresponding removal OF the air
vitiated by respiration. The movement OF air
in the sick-room should be imperceptible.
II the sick room is ventilated by fireplace
we should always open window at the top. IL
the room, on the contrary, is heated by regis
ter window should always be raised at the bot
tom, since the hot air rises to the top OF the
room. creates plenum, and so forces the air
out at the bottom. There are three points to be
observed in regard to the sick room.
Note, first, whether there is any perceptible
odor on entering the apartment from the open
air; IL 80, ventilation il imperfect
Make sure, in the second place, that there is
free inlet and outlet for the air.
And, thirdly. place an open-mouthed bottle by
the side Of the bed at night In the morning,
before there is an opening Of doors or windows.
or any movements about the room, pour little
clear lime water into the bottle and shake it,
II the air in the bottle is pure, the lime water
| will remain clear but il otherwise, 1t will be-
| come milky in appearance showing earbonit
acid in the air, which has united with the lime,
forming white precipitste of the carbonate oi
l lima
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-03
Litersry Notes.

The selection of Vice President Wilson b
biographer is yet to be considered, but in regard
to the completion and carrying through the
press Of the third and last volume OF his /" His-
tory of the Rise and Fall OF the Slave Power in
America" left nearly completed, it is expected
that it will be attended to by tho Rev Samuel
Hunt, lifelong friend and associate, his for
mer pastor, for seven years his private secre-
tary and who more than all others has assisted
lin in the preparation of the work.
"A new illustrated serial, entitled The Pic
turesque World; or, Scenes in Many Lands" is
being issued by Estes i Lauriat, Boston, under
the edtorship Of L. deColange.
Miss Anna Z. Dickinson's novel in the press
OF Osgood is entitled "a Paying Investment '
letter is published in the Concord papers from
Miss Dicknson's business manager, announcing
that her health is such that her physician has
ordered her to make a sea voyage, and abandon
all WORK. Under the circumstances he is can
ceiling all her lecture engagements.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-03
Music NJ Venice.


Charles Dudley Warner writes from Venice to
the Hartford Courant; "You must not think
that we do not have music here. There is
regimental band playing every other evening in
the piazza and playing very poorly, as all Italian
bands play; there has been no good music OF this
sort since the Austrians left. There is music Of
string bands also, rather better, at the Lido, in
the fine restaurants at the bathing places there;
and you will encounter wandering bands OF a
half dozen disconsolate men and women in the
streets. There ia another thing which gives an
aspect of gayety and, one might say, Of
abandonment to pleasure in this most
fascinating of watering places The
leading hotels hire a fiatboat full OF vagabonds,
ruffians Of the worst operatic die, which rows in
front of each hotel in turn and choruses after
dark. The traveller who has Just arrived fancies
that he hears the joyous outburst OF the unre-
pressible gayety of these people OF song and
sentiment. All that is the song Of the Condo
lier. These ragged rascals are probably men,
bers Of the opera chorus, for they sing very well
for them. like better to hear them little dls-
tauce off than to see their ragged backs sitting
all round the edge OF the boat from such a
load of battered hats and dapidated coats
you would not expect 30 much harmony as you
hear. However everything is romantic here and
has a touch of sentiments even old clothes You
often hear that the italian is idle by constitn-
ton, by inheritance, that he likes to loaf about
| in the sun. and that his chief merit is that he
| naturally falls into picturesque attitudes. This
| report in some respects does him injustice, fol
\ he puts forth great deal of energy in talk. He
can talk against time and eternity. He is an i'm
provisatore without anything to say. Is not that
wonderful, that man can talk for hours when
there is no opposition and he has no ideas? 1t is
lnconceivable.to us Americans, who are accustom-
/ ed to the reticence and brevity Of our orators o
| the stump, who never speak unless they have
something to say The Italian is talking ,mschir e
you only need to touch spring and lie is per
| petual motion. II words were deeds, the Italian
| would have gabbled themselves into the seventh
heaven Of prosperity long ago.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-03
Fosters Blood Purifier.

N. W. Cor. sixth and Market ST., Wilmington
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-03
SUGGESTIONS IN MR.. JEWELS REPORT

Mr.. Jewell, in his annual report recommends
that the postage on transient newspapers, print
ed matter of all sorts, photographs, maps, etc.,
be reduced to one cent for each two ounces or
fraction thereof, the rate prevailing before the
passage OF the newspaper postage law by the
last Congress This is a desirable change. The
surprise of the country was extreme. last Wm-
ter, when it was found that the new law almost
doubled the postage charge on transient printed
matter, and the return to the old rates
will be in accord with public desire. The Post
master General says that the plan OF requiring
prepayment of postage on regular editions OF
newspapers and,other publications has not in
creased the revenue, as the rate Of postage WAS
much reduced, but it effects saving to the
Government, as the offices from which the mat
ter is sent are mostly large ones, where the sal
ary of the postmaster is fixed by law, and not
made up Of commissions. Besides, there is
great satisfaction in the fact that all such post
age charges are now fully collected formerly
many could not be.
Mr.. Jewell strongly urges that Government aid
be given to lines of American steamships carry
ing our mails, as England has persistently done
ior lonB pefiou VI years' he uooo no' PioPo'~
to increase the amount now expended in this
way, but suggests that the s5Oo,0OO per annum
now paid to the Pacific Mail Steamship Co., fol
the single service to China and Japan should be
divided amongst that line and others running
across the Atlantic, and to the West Indian ant
South American ports. He thinks the sum nam
ed would, in addition to the postages on th'
mails convened, be quite sufficient, judiciousl,
apportioned between the respective routes, tt
maintain an efficient mail service by steamer
sailing under our flag on all important oceal
routes which should be occupied by lines o
American steamers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-03
To the Ladies'.

Mrs. DIR. Foster keeps always on hand full sup
ply of trusses braces supporters syringes
breast pumps and many other articles to numerous
to mention. Ladies in want OF the above line OF
goods can be accommodated by calling at the pri-
vate entrance on West street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-03

DED STAR LINE--APPOINT- ~1TFA
lG cd to carry the Belgian and United .A&444<
States Mails The following BteaInera are appointed
to aail
FOR ANTWERP:
From Philadelphia. From New YORK.
VADERLAND, Nov. 90 SrATR OF NEVADA Nov. II
NEDERLAND, Dec 25 SWITZERLAND Dec. IL
FROM ANTWERP.
For Philadelphia. For New York.
EEDERLAND Nov. 20 SWITZERLAND, Nov. II
vADERLAND. Dec 2S STATE OF NEVADA Dec. II
PRICES OF PASSAGE IN CURRENCY.
First Cabin $40 Second Cabin, 500
Steerage and Intermediate tickets 10 and from al
points at the lowest rates.
Passenger accommodations for all classes unsur-
passed. Ample attendance is provided Ryor7
steamer carries q surgeon and Htewardess.
Through tickets aud through bills OF ladioa Issued
between all prominent points.
lon apply 10
PETER WRIGHT q SONS, Genr Agts..
9JT Walnut street. Philadelphia. a Broad Street
New York. b. Wonder Beoke, General Huroposn
Agent, Antwerp. =. Y. BETTS, Agent, Adams Bx-
press once Wilmington, Del. a. Ii. GRIMSHAW,
Agent, wilmington. Del. my1-ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-03

The Washington correspondent OF the New
York Times says the CANVASS for the Speaker
ship swallows up almost everything else, the
main question which concerns the Democrats, in
connection with it, being 8" Who will be the most
useful in the way of distributing Offices No
one appears to have given any thought, as yet
TO the subject Of legislation, and the financial
issue is tucked away compile tely out OF sight.
These bits of information make the prospect
for good winters work at the hands Of the
Democratic House not particularly cheering.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-03

sxbscribsvs sendins single copy Of tAe CoAxsHoiAI
avay by nai are Informed that too-eert stamp q
REQUIRED Van ordinary ,srapper b used sent TO As
post Office itA one cent stamp It 'ol probably "spsr
each is destination. The paper ~.a no 'orappsr al
ALL or a Eoht one, can be mailed for one cent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-03

DR.. Jones, OF New York, sends US a printed
slip of his views on finances. They have one
merit-they are not 30 very lengthy. The Doctor
requests however, that We " bear in mind that
the United States has only three hundred and
fifty millions of dollars Of currency as her cir
culating medium" and we don't know exactly
what the Doctor means. The National Banks
have circulation Of little less than that sum,
and there is rather larger amount Of green
backs in circulation, which, with the fractional
currency makes over seven hundred and fifty
millions, not counting the nickes and pennies.
If the learned physician reasons from such
statements of fact as that quoted, he will we
fear, argue himself into corner.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-03
mrs. DR.. Fosters Cough Mixture

WFs' Dr. FOster's Cough WIXtUfe
Stands unrivalled as a specific for groups, coughs,
colds and all bronchial affection. A prompt, safe
and reliable remedy, pleasant to take. Sold whole
sale and retail at FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Cor. Front and West Streets
full supply OF fine felt lung protectors for weak
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-03
pUaL,suxp EVERY AFTERNOON, tSssndsss

PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, tSunaass
srexptsda st 10 CoxxnCIAL BUILDING, SoufA-''e@
eornsr FqrA and Market Streets. asso cents q copy
Ten ss.ss . week DaLIvKHzD YRxA ov eas's@s
throughout tbs city. 7Ae COMMERCIAL wf1 % ssM ~
mail 70 snv Post OHos IN Mes casts County AZ soo
per ann,,r; sl2s tor months; 70 cents per os't~i
to Post oness outside Of Nss casts county, s''0o Pc
annum; siSo for three wostAs; 60 es'ts psr n'0'i~
TeR PuBL1sHxRs PREPAY PosrAaE IN ~ oases.
COMMERCIAL STEAM PRINTING ROOMS, pro
,,dsd vitA drssclass machinery and skfxi 'sorSns
for esc,sisg Book Job, and Mercantile Printing o, q"
dsseript;ons, at prices bsoS the !<ddirs frs't''8
H,,isss Of the large cities.
DELA WARE TRIBUNE, tWsehty,l the Pe't'ls'i'dr
oroan of TURNER'S and Fpit-gro0ers; great Family
Newspaper; published every Thursday morning, a.
T.so Dollars year. POSTAGE PREPAID BY THE PUB
LIsHuRG.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-03

The New York papers appear to be all bitterly
opposed to any aid from Congress to the Texas
Pacific Railroad. Like Chicago, they consider
the present Pacific road feeds business to their
own counters, and they do not want any COM
petition in the South. 1t appears, however,
that COL Scott has made strong organization
Of the feeling in favor Of his road, and had a
very encouraging expression from the railroad
convention at st. Louis, few weeks ago, and
we anticipate that he will obtain at least fair
hearing from Congress, both in the House and
Senate
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-03
Otean Steamships.

CAkNN Nt*WAAHARF~s
A MEXICAN LINE IT i yss4tA
n AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COM a.4zA4eE
PANY OF PHlLADKLPHIA.-Weesiy mall steam
shIp service between
PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL,
CALLING AT QUzHHsrowI
sailing every Thursday from Philadelphia, aud
Ealing every. Wednesday from Liverpool.
The following Steamers are appointed "a sail from
Philadelphia.
ILLINOIS, Nov ls 'KBsnwoRfn, Dec.
LORD Give, Nov. 25 INDIANA, Dec. l6
OHIO, lee. PSHESTLvtHIA, Dec. rs
PRICES OF PAsSAGE IN CURRENCY.
Cabin SIS TO $780, according to location.
Steerage and lnternedla5e Acsets W and from al
points at the lowest rates.
Steamers marked with Star DO not carry inter.
mediate.
Passenger accommodations for oil classes unsir
passed. Ample attendance ID provided. Evory
steamer carries o surgeon and stewerdeas.
These steamers ere supplied with Life-Hafts in
addition to the usual Lfe-boats and Life-Preseiv.
ers.
Through tickets and through Bills OF 1ading
sued between all prominent points.
For passage, rates OF freight and other imorna
ton apply 70
FsTKR WRIGHT 4 SONS Genl Agts.,
30T walnut ST., Philadelphia
hicha- ison, Spence Co. N.a.J. .Cummins&Bro
Liverpool. Queenstown
8. F. BELTS, Agent, Adams Exrress Otiice,
mington, Delaware A. II. GRIASHAW,
wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-03
SpffiaI Tptites.
TO Physicians.
"CACHErS DE PAIN"

FOR RENDERIsG THE MOST BITTER MEDI-
CIEES TASTELESS.
These Cachets are made of simple nour paste and
adapted to substances In powder form /; they dis
solve very readily in the stomach thereby allowing
the contents to act at once. They are prepared as
the physician requires them, therefore the contents
are fresh material. The most nauseou5 and bitter
medicines as Quinne, Aloes, ETC., well as those
OF unpleasant odor. like Assafetida can be taken
with perfect comfort by the most sensitive patient,
the taste and smell being perfectly and completely
disguised. To be up with tine requirements OF the
times and the demands Of our customers we have
supplied ourselves with the requisite apparatus for
neatly and expedtiously dill ng and preparing
Cacnets for use which are much approved by both
physician and patient.
z. BRINGHURST 4 CO.,
APoTHEcARIEs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-03
Barbers, Supplies.

Pomade soaps, bay rum, hair and shaving brushes
barbers' combs, Taylor's shaving cream, Auter's
and Japanese hair dyes. RazOrs and
razor straps Cosmetic Hambletons toilet powder,
French rose pomade. A full supply of extracts for
the handkerchief viz: White hose, Heiotrope,
Jockey Club, Jassamne, etc. Sod wholesale and
retail, at FObTER'S DRUG STORE,
Front and West Sts.
BARRIERS would do well to give us a Call before
purchasing elsewhere.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-03

Fosters Blood Purifier.
II you wish to soften and beautify rough skin,
take Fosters Blood Purifier.
II you wish TO cure pimples and blotches, take
Fosters Blood Purifier.
II you wish to cure tetter and ringworm, take Fos-
ter's Blood Purifier.
II yeu wish to cleanse the blood from old and in
dolent ulcers, take Fosters Blood Purifier.
Our Blood Purifier does all we claim for it, 1t is
purely Vegetable contains no poisonous suDsi ances
and Is pleasant to take has stood the test for years.
1t has cured hundreds Of cases given ur by phys-
clans as incurable We challenge the world TO pro-
duce any medicine to take the place of our Blood
Purifier. letter Ointment used in connection with
the urifer for ali eruptoLs OF the skin. Sold
wholesale and retail, at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West Sts., Wilmington, Del.
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PoETleAL.
TH INFINITE PRESENCE.

gaze aloft.
On thc'tisSued roof
Wthre tine and spaOe are the warp and wool
Which the King of KlnGs
as n curtain filings
oec the drcadfulness of cternal:thiuss.
But could seq.
As'iu tTuth.they be,
Tho GloricS of 'heavcn that encompass mo.
should lightly hold
The tissued fold
OF that marvellous curtain of biuo and gold.
Soon'thc whole,
Like parched scroll,
Shall before my amazed sight uproll:
Aud without n screen,
At ono burst be seen
Tho Presence wherein have ever been.
Oh! who-shall bare
The binding glare
OF the Majesty that shall.meet US tberce
What ego NAV gaze
On the-nnTCilcd bazo
OF fiGht-GiFd!ed thronc.ofltne Ancient of Days :
Carist US aid
Himself be ourshade.
That is tho drcadSdny wc DO not dlsmayCd.
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DTEEGS4
LJI'H@@-
TENT AEnICINEg.
SCHOOL HO0ES 0STa 11rSrpC

eahr.ciaz al otthe most popular aad ,eiisae re-
E:'edIee Ead slso,the latest SUvcs and ncot kinds
u: Stationery.
. sc tie quality of Hedic;Hca "a aIwaya of the
reSte>I IrnPoTtau both the Physici=r his
Fatte1iP, we make 1t constant care to secure
"vue out tho pui Medicines, and by his long c1-
":""nce iu ihe retail business. he ia prepared tn
Hii Phfsic!a=s Prescriptions sad Compound tiedi-
';i"-s n "-tn 70 'na latcst GaG ai-icIcs: rl~e Of
Pharmacy Tho public confidently rely ca
"UEinS tSeiF prescriptions carefully nd srcut2tr!
pre7a-cc =: ali hours Of the day uod niEh
y 81 ;Ske this occasion to return roy PilcCre
THANK" for tn very large patronage b-sto7 ed up7n
'fe by :he community and to cx;TTss my grateful
tckao" LED zinent of she high appreciation OF m :
fellow c:-lz-as Of eftnrt= them tru&ta
that may be able in the future to render entire
satisfaction to aii whu ma yiavor with their D
Gsrt and c"nfi"0ce. GEO /. LiCs III.
ry
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-01-12

FATAL AccrDENT.-On Thursday the 18th
ofthis month, L. J. Pine was mOrtalIy iDjur-
ed by the falling Of a log, about forty feet 10
length, which he was helping to carry at the
time. Three persons were eudeavpriDg to put
the log in position in dam near Berry's Fer
~ at Snedleys old mill>site, when one Of
them slipped throwing the whole weight of
the log on young Pine. who. after lingering
in great agony until about six O'Clock in tho
evening of the next day. died Young Pine
was about twenty two years Of age.
CCLarhe Courier.
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The Trains which I'Nss ChNrIcst0-n WCslward a
lI:26 A. 81, sad Eastward at $50, P. NJ, Mail
trains.
Tire VALLEY Passenger IRE !nN make clnse conncc-
tiHIs With Express Trains orr Main Stem. FsPt and
West. The 1926 A. 81. Trsia connects with Local
Ira i:'s. East .uG West, Vain stem. The $50
p. Trsin c"nn"c's with F@prrrs East at ItsTpers
Ferry At 620 P. 81.
Er. Freight. 30 I26 leaves sthu";on at 8 c5 r. RI.
-passcs CHS rlestuT:u at i.I9 4. NJ. aud re aches
REr2"rs Ferry st 50 A. ri.
Ex. Freight. No l27 leaves Htrner's Ferry At
2.5u (. ~ passes Chsrlest"vgn at 3.33 A. NJ, and
arrives at Stsumton at ."I 2. N.
4. b. WoOD. gent, Harper Ferry.
THCS. Il. SHARP,
Nv. l6. lSIG. Master OF TfNrz: rz:urtatirn.
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P. S.-As a question between debtors and
creditors, if this debt of ten billions, created
IN paper, is legislatcd ip,o gold, as it will be
in coming back to a specie basis. the result to
the debtor will be that in paying debt of
Sl0O he must sacrifice 5000 worth OF prop
erty. Such communism OF the rich which,
in many cases. would take the debtors last
dollar, is infinitely worse than the other COM
Di"nism which, in equal division. would at
least, give him fair share. j. A. r.
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ADVERTISING RATES.
ssTRANsIENT BILLs-cAsH.

One square Il inch or lsss,) to weeks. 81 so
Each subsequent insertiOn......--. so
One square, three months. 400
One square, six months S.-.-.............-. 600
One square, one 1000
CANpIDATRs' ANScUNcEAENTs.-ForC County OF.
feers, $500; State or Congressional, $40 90.
Legal advertisements is at the published rates.
Obituary Notices exceeding Eve lines, ten centp
per line.
oJ- Alltransient advertisements due and collect.
able after the fret ineerton.
Liberal deductions made for Quarter, HALF and
Whole Columns for Annual. mi-AnnuaI and
Quarterly Advertisers
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TERMS OF sUBSCRIPrlOy..-.rhe Paner
W'li be furnished to subscribers at 81. 80 per
annum, in advance.
When not paid strictly in Advance, $500
Will pOsitireI! be charged.
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COAL AND weep YARD.

WASHINGTON & LIPFITT
E1ii.L keep On haa n cpn5iaat supply of coal.
y OF AL kinda. and Saw d and Split WUOU.
lch T'IeC vii! furn-h nd deliver ia riIics
5'it cuz'nners. for Cash Orders left al YARD cor
'=~ $aa.,ie! street 3 X Il. Il L
o. "a pS:1 fer f;"ocs.
Juus 10. lS,3-I-
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NOTARY PUBLIC The Governor has ap>
pointed. Solomon. Fleming, Esq, Notary
Public for Jefferson county.
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BALTIMORE CARDS.

II AVE received upwards of FIFTY FiRSTPRE-
MlC MS, and are among tho bs.t now made.
Prices as lo~ az tho exclusive of the very beat
materials aud the Eoe: thorough workuls 10 W i'll
permit The principal PianisIs and com posers n i
the piauo purchasing public, of the South cspeci-
ally. unite IN the unsniInouG verdict of the su i.
peTiOTity of the sFIEFF PIANO. The DURAB!II-
1T "i Instruments is fully b!;shed by over
SIXTY SCHOOLS AND COLLEG ES in the South, i,
using over 300 of our Pianos.
Sole " Nh"ie=aie A gents for several of the prin-
cipAl manufacturers of Cabinet Dud PAror Organs:
PRICES from so to S6Gn. 4 liberal ,l;scOan. to
Clcrrvuea Gad sabbath ScEoo!s.
large assortTnen: of Srcuud-I!sn nd P:anns at
prices Tangiu= from SI5 TO S3nl, aiwa ys hand.
Send for illustrated Catalogue, containing tho
raLes of over 900 s;EutheTrCrs, WIZ have bot b
AID arc using the Stlof Piano.
CHAS. NJ STiEFF.
Warerooma. 70 y T.iherty St. R1lto, Md.
actnri. g, - aud 81 Camdrr. ST. and IS a ud II
PerrySt. December Is, 1874
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BANK DIRECTORY.
AGENTS.

@-Tho following gentlemen are duly au,
thorized to receive ADVERTISING aud SUR
sonlrTIoN for the "Spirt of Jc9erson,' and
to collect and receipt for the same:
GEO. D. Observation-Disclosures.
JoHN P. KERFoor-iharti"sdurg.
CuAs. r. LEE-Ber'yriie.
JOEL w. RoDERrs-IWi IWiddlec0y.
ADAM LINK, Jr.-Duticlds Depot.
JAS. W. BARNHART- L'nionU&He
n. W. BURR-Brown's Shop
f. II. ROBERTs-KearacysrW
HENRY S. LEAdUE-Lccto.1n.
STEPHEN S. DALGARN. Trustee.