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n Novelty In NJ edIcine.

The use OF salicne in therapeutics is at
tracing considerable attention in this country.
although less apparently, than il has for some
time attracted in Paris and London. Any new
remedy approved by competent practitioners,
and apIroNmating. however distantly to tho
properties Of a specific. is naturally invested
with peculiar interest. and we observe with sat
isfactiOn that "A summary 81 the history quail
ties. and thcrapcutical applications OF the above
named Substance has been lately published.
We refer 70 a treatise written 10y a young physi-
clan in Paris for his Doctor'- Degree. aud
printed underihctitc. De Usage TAerape'diqpe
ne rieidc SdlcDiiqpc. par WALTER DOUGLASS
HoGG. Paris \. Par'ntJ
II apI 'ars that for the past twenty years
-aicne obtained from the willow bark has
been employed now and then H. ~ antipyrotic.
Sahcylic acid. too. prepared sometimes from
the oil of wintergrocn. sometimes 10y submit
ting salicinc 10 the action Of potash. had boon
occasionally. though rnrov. used in medicine
a- a tonir II WAS not until 1862 when
eHrhollc acid. which had already come
into general uss ns an anu,cpu'. was
found under crrtun treatment io Yield
salcy lic acid q fact which prompted inquiry
into the ontsrrio qualities Of tine latter which
PRO, 'd 10 Ice considerable. IL relation To- -ui-
cine suggested a thcrapcutiral Use. and
it was observed that large quantities
could be taken without producing poison
ous effects Tho poisonous dose varies
however, the toxic influence commencing
at about two drachms, when Tho symptoms are
stated To- ho those of an lrrltant poison with coll
lapse In animals which are killed by large
dose there Is remarked. besides evidence Of irri.
tation in the alimentary canal. enhanced nuli-
ty oi the blood and disseminated hcmorrhugos.
Nemny add, for The information Of non-rro-
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an opportunity OF seeing the system
applied on largo coffee farm, said to
yield an annual profit OF 100000. Hero
he notes thatthe Government. which Is In theory
the owner Of the land in renting an estate to
planter. rents also those who live on it, in the
sense Of guaranteeing sufficient labor to till the
ground. The people nrc obliged 10 work; one
or two days arc cNaotcd as due to the Govern
mcnt, but for the reat Of their timc wages are
vigorously cxacted 10y law from the employer
The Javancse agriculturists. however. cannot
leave their employer Mt will. " There il no such
absolute freedom" says Or. Field. as that
which ia reported to have ruined Jamaica
whore the negro may throw down his tools
and quit work at tho very moment when
the planter IL saving his crop" We may
add, what DR.. Field has omitted to mention that
this scheme Of compulsory labor Is only admit
ted M temporary eXpedicnt. and that the Leg
islature OF Holland has already decrccd is
abandonment IA regards tho cultivation OF the
sugar cane after the year 1890 II is expected
that this law will soon he extended to coffee
plantations within the civilized districts, al
though some form of peonage will doubtless be
continued in The outlying dependencies until
the inhabitants OF Celcbcs. Borneo. and Suma-
ira have materially risen In the social SCALE DR..
Field bears testimony to the happy operation of
the plan. Laborcrs." he tells us. arc kept
busy. the lands are thoroughly cultivated and
the production is enormous, not only making
the planters rich. but yielding II large revenue
TO Holland" What IL ut least equally to the
purpose. there are. we repeat no f9mncs in
Java. notwithstanding the extreme density OF
the population. There Is little or no mendi-
cancy. with an almost universal sense OF we'll be-
ing and content.
III n word, the IIoandcrs in Java have had to
deal with country OF vast natural resources
and peculiar social conditions. and they have
cvinced practical sagacity in availing them
selves OF the second for tho development Of the
first. As regards other details Of their admin
istrativc conduct. We may point out that they
have sedulously discouraged missionary propa-
ganda. prefcrring not to interfere with the re-
ligious opinions Of the people. They interposc
a so very sparingly in the management OF local
affairs. Precisely how the Judicial system is con-
sttdtcd. and how far the Mosem Jurisprudence
has been analgamatcd with customary law.
We are unable 10 state, neither DR.. Field nor
any other traveller whose works are now ne
cossibc to Us. throwing much light upon this
topic. or one capital truth. however. they sup
ply concurrent and conclusive evidence. Not
without rare foresight and discretion and indie
fati-abic energy has one Of the weakest Of
European States acquired an Indian empire
second only to that OF England-an empire
which. including its cpvndencics. controls a
population ol thirty Millions and an area equal
to moicty ol Europe. Such heritage awaits
the Hou-e of Orange. should il ono day like
the House Of Brnganla bee forced to quit its
ancient seat. ana see. refuge hey ond sous.
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\ nove which has attracted much notice
from English reviewers attention. in
decd. than any woak OF fiction which has APP
pearrd sine" Daniel Deronda is 4 Modern
Minister OF which the first part has boon re-
printed boy the Harpors. This story is ANNOUNCE
ed IA the initial number II a series to bc Gu
titled The Chcyeley Novels" There would. OF
course. be little point in the analogy limited un.
less the anonymous author meant US 10 infer
that he entered the field Of narrative compost
ton under circuu stances not unlike those
which moved Walter Scott 10 begin the
Waycrlcy collection. Tho natural conclusion
would be that We owe the projected series
Of which first insiamcnt is before us. To a
writer Of established reputation. indisposed to
avow his venture in new direction while sue
c.-s is yet prohcmair. Now. this Conjecture
prompted hy iho titlr. > powerfully fortified 10y
Internal evidence. l. Is clear that \ Modern
Minister" Is not the work II a hand expert
onccd IN novel iilg. 1t violates a great
many rules dcdnced rrom the practice OF the
masters OF prose narrative. In form and struc-
ture II fails To approximate satisfa torily TO ac-
cepied types Of dramatic or If Biographical
fiction. II Is panorama. or rather Il
ka!nid SCOPE exhibition Of human life
under tho infinitely intricate and elaborate con-
ditions n modern England. ~ To- the range
and kcenncss OF this writer's observation there
will bee little difference Of opinion among we'll
informed persons VINO run over a chapter head
Cd Al tho Sign OF the Seven Tuns.' in which
the author diseour-es II certain typical figures
in London society. such as the man in the Com
mons. tho man with land. the man who writes.
and the man with warehouse. Another point
worth notng-th" author is even more at home
on the higher than on the middle and lower
planes OF the social world. We think the lIsSi-
wtnSi"' Her','r entirely at fault in finding the
mark oil Ouida IN the gorgeous tnts of GER
tam descriptive passages. The difference Is that
while we hear good deal in Modern Minis
ter ahoutihesumriuous habits and belongings
OF w'il-horn and opul.nt Lngllshmcn. they are
plainly depicted py one who has personally
shared them. In word. we are reminded Of
Lothalr, although III all respects except ldel-
ny 81 portralture. TINS Is awork of much higher
order ihan Lord Bcaconslcld = story. \ char
aeIerlstle feature # tho authors style Is its inn
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The number OF cigarettes on which tax was
pad last scar MAS liSnOa-a7 OF thosc only 7.G@no
wet nlnt ftHl the mlurttiuu of cigarettes Inns seal
Is d'tnntl An" ih'ir manufacture IN TINS country
httnn and inca. consumption has larg, IL Increased The
nuultr OF fpHtSuu when tiN uld /, lNl.ftl 2JG
~ these Ai 2nltD M"r" imported. rhr rcNrur 10 III.
hsSal year
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ReMnrn ni ,Irn.nnssInr.

llnlertea for the beneat Of those Waiting Horn.
brooks and other placu.l
Chapter 50, Constitution and Statute,
Virginia and West Virginia, 1851 Il
1866, page 40. Passed February %, 1865
An act 10 provide punishment for the
cutting down, ipjufing or destroying d
trees or shrubbety;
!. That II any person or persons shall
unlawfully cut, box, bore, break, bark
bruise, pound, bump; gall, girdie, cul
down, iniure or destroy any irult, orna
mental, shade or other tree or trees, vine
bush or sapling, standing in gardens, or.
chards, nurseries, streets, sidewalks
groves, fields or forests, or take or de-
stroy any fruit or garden or farm
products, the property Of another, OF any
value whatsoever, every person or per.
sons shall be deemed guilty Of misde.
meanor, and upon conviction thereof
shall be fined in any sum not less than
one nor exceeding ten dollars, and costs,
or be imprisoned in the jail Of the county
not exceeding ten days, at the discretion
Of the Justice, and shall moreover be
liable 10 the Earty injured in treble the
amount OF damages by him sustained.
All acts inconsistent herewith are hereby
repealed.
.. All prosecutions under this act shall
be commenced within six months after
the ollense Is committed.
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TO ALL, PARTICULARLY IN.
VALIDS.

spring Is u trying season. Indications
OF sickness should at once be at.
tended to. Fatal diseases may be caused
by allowing the bowels to become consti.
pated and the system TO remain in a diSOr.
dered condition, until the disorder has
time to develop itself. An ounce OF pre-.
vention is worth pound OF cure, is M old
and truthful saying. Therefore we advise
all who are troubled with the complaints
nowvery prevalent headache, indigestion,
disordered liver, want of appetite, nausea,
or feverish skin, to take, without delay,
Schenck'S Mandrake Pills. We know Of
no remedy SO harmless and decisive in its
action. 1t at once strikes at the root OF
the disease and produces healthy tone to
the system. People never need suffer from
any disease arising from disordered con.
dition OF the liver il they would take this
excellent medicine when they feel the first
indications of the malady. Families leav.
Ing home for the summer months should
take three or four boxes OF these pills with
them. They have IN almost inStan taneous
effect. They will relieve the patient oil
headache in one or two hours, and will
rapidly cleanse the liver of surrounding
bile, and will etiectually prevent bilious
attack. They are sold by all druggists.
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A Short Lay Sermon 10 the PEG.
pie Of SteubenYIIle.

Herald Of yesterday evening.
This morning about 10 o'clock very
little girl and boy, both acantily dressed
in ragged clothing, passed up Market
street-the girl carrying an old dirty
pillow case in her hands filled with some.
Thing. Just as they were in front Of the
Central Hotel they stopped for few
minutes and the girl sci her sack down
on the edge Of the pavement. When they
started she stopped down to pick
il up, but unfortunately she caught
hold Of it by the wrong end aud
its contents we're all emptied out
into the gutter. These contents were
pieces Of old bread, partly decayed ap.
Piles, potatoes and other eatables which
inquiry revealed that they had gathered
up, and were taking home 10 eat for
breakfast. The little children stopped
down and carefully gathered from the
gutter every crumb and fragment Of what
they had spilled and returned it to the
sack. This they were to take home and
was TO constitute not only their break
fast hut all they had to eat during the
day. And this, in Steubenville. "Now
abideth these three, faith, hope, charity,
but The greatest Of these is charity"
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New York, May -cottOn-steady Al
1lallhc. Flour-Priees are UNCHANGED,
though still in buyers favor. Wheat,In
limited demand; old No. Chicago 81 65;
winter amber State 81 96; others nominal
In the absence Of sales. Rye-Western at
eSaSlC. Barley-Quiet. MRlt-Quiet; No.
2 State 90c. corn-Steady and lower; heat,
ed western mixed 63a5SSic; ungraded west.
ern mixed 56a5Sc; steam mixed 5S ISa5s9Ic;
steam yellow and yellow western at &C.
Oats-Fair demand; western mixed State
4Sa6gc; white western ut 49a50c. Hay
Steady; shipping at70c. HOps-Flrm; new
western safSc. CoAee-Qufet but steady;
Rio cargoes l6a90c, gold; iobblng l0a2lkc
gold. Sugar-DemGnd moderate; fair to
good refining 1ONai07Sc; prime l0Hc; re.
fined quiet at 1lJEal99Sc. MOlasses-De.
mand fair and market firm, Rlce-Firm.
whisky-Firmer at 81 M.
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CINCINNATI, May 24.-COtton-QuieI
but firm at lO5c. Flour-Dull, weak and
lower; fair IS 50aS IS. Wheat-Dnll and
lower; red 81 coal 75. Corn-Firmer, bui
not QuOtAbly higher, at 4Oa52c. Oats
Quiet but steady OF 44a49c. Rye-Dull
weak and lower, at s0as2c. Barley-Qulei
and unchanged. Pork-Dull and nominal
$l4 80 bid. Lard-Dull; kettle OXaIOc
Bulk Meats-Firmer, shoulders &c; shOrl
rib 70 spot; 7Ac buyer June; 7I<c buyer
July; short clear 7]lc. Bacou-Dull and
nominal. Butter-Dull and unchanged
Linseed 0il-steady at 70aTGc. Whisky
Firmer at 81 OF.
Hods-Steady and In coed demand for
shipping grades; common 81 25a4 65; fair
to good Light 81 75a5 10; packing ST S5a
8 0j; butchers s. 1Oa5 10.
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

THE countenancc is pale and
leaden.colored, with occasional
ilushes, or a circumscribed spot on
one or both cheeks; the eyes become
dull; thcpupilsdilate; an azuresemi-
circle runs along the lower eye-lid;
thenose iiirritated, swells, and some
TINES b!ccd5; a swelling of the upper
lip; occasional headache, with hum
ming or throbbing Of the ears; an
unusual secretion Of saliva; Shiny or
furrcd tongue; breath very foul, par
ticularly in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes voracious, witha
gnawing sensation ofthc stomach, at
Others, entirely gone; fleeing pains
in the stomach; occasional nausea
andvomiting; violent pains through
out the abdomen; bowels irregular,
at times costive; stools Shiny; not
unfrcquently tinged with blood;
Delly swollen ana hard urine tur-
bid; respiration occasionally diff
cult, and accompanied by hiccough;
coughsometimcsdryan convulsive;
uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding of the teeth; temper varia-
bic, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DIR. C. M9LANE'S vERNTIFUGE
viii certainly effect a cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
nany form; it is an innocent prepa.
ration, not tata6leef doiHgtAts Slight
eStMyHry to tie most ttaatr infant.
The genuine DR.. MGLANE's YER.
MIrUCE bears the signatures of C.
McLANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrapper.
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the convention, but 1t was marked BY
thoughtful, intelligent and digniRed dc.
liberation which certainly promises we'll
for the cause Of temperance. ALI seemed
to act with as much gravity and faith In
laying their plans and adopting their
methods as the church does IN the EN-.
ploymentol agencies for the conversion
oil the world to Christ, And why not7
I. BAIL.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, May Flour - Dull and
nominal. Wheat-Unsettle but generally
higher and active; No. 2 Chicago spring
ST. 4SI< cash; 81 40h June; sales 81 4Sai 81
July; closed at 81 80 July; rejected 81 90.
COrn-Active, firm aud higher at lOXc
cash; 4GNc June; 4O9sc July; sales 4Oa5l Ic
July; rejected 43c. 0atS-SteAdy and I'm.
changed, S9X cash. Rye-Dull, 7Oa71C. Bar.
ley-Firm and unchanged. POrk-Unsettled
but generally lower and active at $l3 80
cash; $lS47X June; $l3 62x July. Lard
Steady and unchanged at 50 22IS cash.
Bulk Meats-Quiet aud unchanged. Wits.
ky-Steady and In fair demand at $l07.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, May 24.--Flour-Firm. Wheat
STEADY; No. white Michigan 81 so; No.
2 do 81 ~; No. Q amber spot and June 81
IS; No. red winter spot 81 %; seller June
81 52%; seller July 81 SAX; seller August
81 81; rejected ST so; damaged 81 o.. Oats
Dull: No. 2 offered ut 4SKc; white Acc;
rejected $50.
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Dry Goods,

EEN YORK, May "a business very
quiet with package houses and the jobbiug
trade was light. Cottons dull and steady
at unchanged prices. Low grade prints in
fair demand, but standard fancies continue
quiet. Heavy cassimeres and worsted coat.
ings in steady request. Silks rather more
active,
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Allegheny Cattle.

EAST LIBERTY, May 24,-CATTLE-Re.
ceipts to-day S9r head, or l2 cars Of through
and. II cars for sale here; total for three
days Ills head, or IS cars OF through and
20 cars Of yard stock. The supply I'M
been only fair, and all sold out at a de,
cline OF full 20. Best s. i2a5 70; medium
TO good 81 60a5 90; common to fair 81 O0i
4 80.
HOGS Receipts to-day 1880 head; total
for three days Seas. Workers, IS l0a5 26i
Philadelphias IS 25a5 81. 4
sHEEP- Receipts to-day ZOO head; total
for three days 200 head. Selling al 81 q
"A 90,
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FINANCIAL. AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
New Yorl. Money ana stocks.

NEw YoRE, May 24.-MoSEY-Closes
at 2a2!z per cent. Prime mercantile paper
3sEa41 per cent. Custom receipts sSl2,-
600. The Assistant Treasurer disbursed
$4,000. Clearings Sl3,00O,00O. Sterling
steady; long ut S7lg, short 4S9H.
GoLD-Steadysat l061sal07. Carrying
rates la2 per cent. Borrowing rates 1Sal
per cent Hud fiat.
SiLvER-At London 81 l.l6d. Here,
silver bars 81 20, greenbacks; 81 Tx, gold.
Silver com Y per cent discount.
GOVERNMENTS Firm.
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TEFMs OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

~ mod, n OdroAts, PoitG0s FPaA.
One ytaT...........s s % Three mouths-.. q g
ia inonlhs....,., =. % One mopth........,. rs
Delivered BY ClTTitfG In City i6t per week
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1 Dr. Tut has
Iboen engaged In
The practice OF
imOiielns thirty
Iyttrs. and for q
Hong time was
IdsmonstrAtor 0f
ANATOMY In the
ISIsdlehl coiieGe
Iof Georgia,
Uhuh CO petlonl
u1lnB his pills
have the guar
AntSs that they
hFa uF0pAfed on
Bciehtlhe phns
Ieipleg, and arr
IfreO from all
IquAskSU.
II HO has sue
Icotdod Ia cpHi
IhlnIhB IN them
the heFetNfofe
AntaBpnIEtic
IaIFSRlIif!iaeS4tH.
ENINQ, pUn
N IpnnYPv
mo TONIC
While they w.
move all TN.
| healthy Aeepm-
ulAllehl, they
produce no
WeakpeGl.
They mar u
taken 1t any
Itltng without
InltIaintpi diet
or occupation
iAshgfG faplly
/ medieih0 they
lhAyO no rival
PRICE, eSs.
oTRtcRt
1 . ksfny o.,
NEW YORK.
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PITTSBURGH, May q. = Petroleum
Quiet; crude s. 1sN at Parker's; refined
1879, Philadelphia delivery.
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TUTT'S'PILLS'
CURE SICK HEADACHE.
TUFTS PILLS
CURE DYsPEPsIA.
TUFTS PILLS
CURE CONSTIPATION.
TUFTS PILLS
CURE PILES.
TUFTS PILLS
CURE FEVER AND AauE.
TUFTS PILLS.
CURE BILIous collie.
TUFTS PILLS
CURE KIDNEY COMPLAINT ]
TUFTS PILLS
CURB TORPID LIVER.
TUFTS PILLS
nfPART APPETITE.
PRESCRIPTION FREE

For he Spetdy Cure Of Seminal We akne,s Iast
NAM God, and al disoniefs bfongt on by iudi1rFe.
lion y kxeelA Any Druggist has thelnredIonts!
iAseaIsss %. IAqvEs AGO. Cincinnati, .!
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RAlEoAD BoNps-Stentlv 10 STR

hAlI.koAD DoSDS-Steauy TO strong,
Stair SRCURlTIEs-Duli.
SrocEs-Thc course Of speculation on
tue Stock Exchange to-day turned entirely
on the various rumors in regard to the
competition between the trunk lines or the
so'called railroad war, which was said yes.
terday to have broken out again. A report
that the New York Central had reduced
the passenger fares from Chicago to New
York to SIS was asserted and denied by
turns, and nothing official is yet known
about it on the Exchange. Another fumor
is current that the Erie had reduced grain
ireighS to correspond with those bv lake
and canal and had so notified the other
roads, but this, like the other reports,
could not be verified; at least no Official
announcement on the subject reached the
Exchange. Prices went up or down nc.
Cording to the belief accorded these rumoFs,
and spectators seemed TO be much mixed as
to the real situation among the trunk lines.
The fluctuations were confined within mar.
row limits and the market was without
important feature.
The General Passenger Agent OF the
HNew York Central said to-day that there
mad been no reduction In passenger rates.
Another officer of the same road said they
we're negotiating with the Pennsylvania
road in relation to the withdrawal of the
last train, aud II this Is not done the fare
TO Chicago will be reduced Immediately.
+. Stevens, stock broker and member
OF tue stock Exchange, failed to-day. Con.
tracts were bought in under the rule. The
ialiure WINS brought about by transactions
III new lorS Central and Lake Shore.
The transactions aggregated 100000
shares, Of which 10000 were New York
Central, SO 900 Lake Shore, 5000 North.
western preferred, 1000 Rock Island, $4,000
ST. Paul preferred, $1,000 Delaware, Lack.
awanna 4 Western, 5000 Michigan Cen.
ttai, 1900 Western Union, 5000 Pacific
Mail and 1000 Delaware & Hudson Canal
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.BlLLlARD TABLES

We have on hand an immense stock Of new and
them NJ prices that have never been eQualedt. PeF.
sons contemplating the purchase Of tlhlel Tor mi.
Iato or public use, should write for our new esta.
loSue. Wonderful inducements for eash.
l. DECKER q CO., 72s BROADWAY, MY.
myS ooaiR --I.-l. -II--ll-l' "
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WEEKLY.

BY mail, IN adtaaOs, EoIisO' Prpdtd
One ycaT...... ,...S3 90 SIX months. ".."..si q
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NHATAUQUA LAKE.
LAKE SHORE HOTEL
GINNING PoInL, Chlulauqul 90, n. Z

0hIhlh FoIhII ChlVlauQul Goa MI.
This popular houIe Is situated In beautiful
grove, on east shore Of Lake, four miles from
jamestown, N. Y. The Lake q beautiful sheet
Of water twenty miles long and one 10 three wide
Is !ig feet above Lake Enc (only miles dIStant)
and 100 above the Iea. Among its attraction
Ing, billiards, good living and cool breezeS.
Hoard from $40 To sli per week.
Send for circulars. r. o, address, jamestown
MY. 8. II. BOWEN, MSnSSer.
A. DUNBAR, Proprietor. my9i[cod