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American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-23
PUBLIC SALE,

An Monday the 81 Of October next, will be exposed 10
~ Public Sale, at the Farm occupied by F,nDcis
VUdMe, near Newark, in White Clay Creek Hundred
sunry farming Utena Stock, sc the properly Of Aiel
Robnett; ariong which wagon, ox.ca,t4 la ke.
cart four wheel carriage and harness, sy and harness.
ploughs harrows, patent fan and cntng bb& horse
rake, roller slndry empty hossheads and barrels &c.
horses breeding mare and colt, woke of oxen,
beet cattle mlth cows, sundy young cattle, sleep hogs
and divers other articles.
Sale to commence at 10 O'clock A. NJ, when The eon-
dtons will be made known by the subscriber or an aeer.
who will be duly authorized 10 at end 10 the same
ALLEN ROBiNETT.
September 90, 1875 e4-5t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-23
NOTICE.

ENHEREAS, JoHs d. VAUeHAs, Of The Borough oE
Wilmington, merchant having, he 16lh instant.
duiy executed to the subscribers assignment Of all his
property real personal and Mixed for the bene, Of his
cfeelor, upon the terms therein mentioned notice is
nefeDy gwen that meeting of the crctor If tne said j.
w. vaughan, will be held al his house, On 7escfs the ~
ucsler ner, AZ O'Clock p. az which tlne the state
Of the affairs Of the said j. j.. Vaughan viii be exhibited
ahd tie assignment and release presete to the trcdor
ANDREW FOUNTAIN,
. j. Il. VAUGHAN.
Wilmington, Sept 2s 1926. s4--3t
The Phliad Freeman's journal will please insert the
above advertisement twice, and send their bill lie as
signees.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-23
DINIDEND.

vENflE President and Managers of the Newcastle and
T. frenchtown Turnpike, have decared Dl,idend at
,he rate of SIX per cent per anum, the Capital Stock OF
the Company for the last six months which will be paid
by the Treasurer to the Stockholders their legal Rep.
resentaiiyes, at any time after the 25h instant
JAMES CoUPER, Tfeassr.
Newcastle, Del Sept IL 1925 s4--4r
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-23

writer is informed that wheat was selling when lie
was there at 81 cents per hushel-,and as price
is now 100 cents, this shows the propriety and ne
cessily for some easy mode of communication with
our interior country-for it locomotive engine
would draw so tons, which is equivalent to upwards
of 1900 bushels of wheat and at The rate Of six
miles per hour, this whole quantity might be deliver
ed at this place from Ptsburg, in less than Eve days
OF 10 hours each.
The difference Of price between 300 bushels of
wheat purchased at Pittsburg at 81 cents, and our
present price, is more than 1900 dollars -and cal
culating the cost of wagonagc for the same, the
rate of 20 cents per bushel, for As miles, as before
shown, it would cost more than lao cents per bush
el here--which exhibits the impossib,lity of trans
poriation by wagons and without some better mode
Of conveyance, this and many other articles must
remain dead weight there--while on the Atlantic
coast they may be much wanted and the price re-
main so high that we can longer feed consumers in
foreign countries.
But by means of such rail way, the citizen CT
the interior countryside Merchant and the foreign
consumer. would be benefited b.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-23
CHEAP GOODS.

WILLLa.M &. SAMUEL .MCauLLEF
81 EG leave to inform The public that they have comme.
I'D ced business at W. -WGaAiysa MD stand near the
,randywine Flour Mills. where they have constantly on
hand, wholesale retail,
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
China, Glass Queensware, Earlhen Ware, Hard Ware.
Drugs, Paints Oils Nails by the keg, Tne Pork Lard,
Hams, Salt Shoes, Ieghorns, Sea Stores, Wines, Spirits
Coras &C., of the best quality, all of which Will be sod
the lo,pest terms, for cash or arccpiances.
N. b. All persons indebted 10 the lae firms Of ".
MCauley, and S. NI'Canlley Go. will please call su
settle their accounts as above.
April 90, 1925. Ally
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-23
TO RENE.

fr-S And possession given Immediately; that story
HaS stone house, in the public situation in the WI
Iage of Rrandywine formerly occupied b. s M'Cauley
Co. as grocery l. is the eligible situation
in the village for mner, tailor boarding house, and
is calculated for one or families. Apply 10 w q
IPCaulep, mex, d0or to said house.
Brandywne, Sept. 20. 93--tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-23

lP Subscribers who receive the Watchman at
the Post Office in Cantretls Bridge, will find their
accounts at the store of Messrs. VIM and CHARLES
Polk, with whom they are requested to settle with
out delay
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-23
n EXT LOTTER
UniuersifU LOtteru, 7th Tt1sS


Positively to be drawn Friday The 30ih inst.
Scheme-1 Prize of $4,000; Of 10 600; of 00Oa
Of 2509 Of 1508; Of 900; 10 Of SEQ; Al Of 400.
9S Of So 523 Of 12 5676 OF s.
Tickets s6-Sharcs in Proportion.
Wdshmgton Carat and Detanare ,siate Lotteru,
To be drawn the 5l October, and fir .. led in a few
minutes
ycheme.1 prize Of $4,000 2 Of 900, of $500; oe
1896 l9 Of l000 II Of 500 30 Of 100 lS6 of 50 1856 Of
20 1888 Of 8 and 1880 cf4. Tickets 81 Q0-llag 200
-.euarter 00--E'ghth so cents,
sIaryland State lottery.
ODD 3. EVEN.
To BE- drawn the 9th of November next MORE
PRIZES THAN BLANKS Highest Prizes $50 OuOO--SiU.
000-s5,000 &c. Tickets S. 00-TIaf2 -QuslteI y
Eighth 62s cts
Tickets and sares for sale tie r,I sa, s. Laf,seee
Office in great variety Of numbers where ere lately ol
and paid, prize OF IS 0002 Of 81 00g1 Of s500-te Of
s10o-s5o, $50, &c. Apply to
j. J. ROBINSON.
No. 105, Market street, Wilmington (Del.)
Sept. 23.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-23
NOTIGE.

IL persons are hereby warned not trust nv wife
a Janet kalaln, on my account asI will pay debts
OF her contracting ai.r this date.
WILLIAM kArLAnIN.
oeptcmoer -, lE2o. S4---4tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-23

The Democratic Delegates who elected on the Sd
inst TO represent the several Hundreds of Newcastle Conn
y, requested be punctua in their attendance the
RED LION, on SATURDAY NEXT, Tor the purpose of
forming the County Ticket. Sept. 90
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-23

The following the numbers which were drawn in the
New York Literature Lottery, on Tuesday last
59-54-39- -10-62-5-40-47-2l
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-23

IMPORTANT improvement A Brick-Kn, for which pat.
has been secured, erecting III Washington CIV
on plan which, think, will be fnun, much bet er than
BAKEwrLL confident that, with ess judgm than is
required perform the operation If burning well il The
kilns the old plan and will, less fuel and shorte
time, whole Of the bricks in those Of his
may be made perfectly and uniformly hard. Ihs slloul
his expectations he realized, subject Of serioUs
pain now often hearddamp houses, IN eantete Of
so halfburnt brcks-may hereafter be en'i'ey
ved Ma. yoarHa.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-23

Com. StpOart has accepted an invitation 10 a
public dinner TO be given On Thursday next, in
Philadelphia, BY number of the citizens Of that
place.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-23
Prizes ! Prizes I. Prizes
DELAY NOT THE LUCKY OPPORTUNITY.
IL

University Lottery Of .Maryla,d,
To be drawn the 30th Sept l Prize OF $50, 900;
of 1900; of 5ooo Of $500; Of l,sos; Of 1000
10 Of 5Q0i A Of lO0 50 of so; 52S Of II; 56-6 o6
Whole tickets SO o0-Shares in proportion
Washington Canal and Delacare State Lottery,
First Class---to be drawn the 5h day of October
prize of $40 600; of 5000; Of $500; Of l796 1c
Of 1000i - of 50o go of 100; 1856 Of So 1s6 of 2o
1888 of 81 1880 Of
Whole ticket S4-lalf 2-qnarter 1-eghtb so CTS
Maryland State Lottery.--0 Dbl 4 Eppn.
To be drawn the 9,b Of November next lsa5e
Prizes Man Blanks Highest Prizes s50O09-sil lO00--
$4,000, &c. Tickets IS o0-iIalf $50 Quarter 25-
Eighth 62s cts.
For tickets or shares in either Of the above Schemes
apply at -
RUMFORD's OFFICE.
Sept. 23. No. 50, .Narhpt st.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-23

A machine has been constructed in New York for the
purpose Of scraping and the streets The os
large, efficient machine on tins plan, viii moi cxcred
S150 and with the aid ot two men and horse tbe
men which power may be readily Increased ty Ne X,
lion Of one or more horscs.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-23


DIED--In this Borough Tuesday evening last aft er
short Illness Mr.. ELI LAMBON keeper of the Isyard
Hotel.
- Recently, in Philadelphia, Mrs. ANN RUMSEY,
wife of Mr.. John Iumsey, formerly of this Borough.
On Monday last, at Bloomingdalc, l.. T., in the 54
year of his age, MIR WILLIAM SUMMERFIEID father
of the late Rev. John SummeIield
- At Marcus Hook, on the 18th inst DAVID MAR
SHALL Esq, in the doth year of his age.
COMMUNICATED.
Departed this life Saturday evening, the tth inst,
Backbird, Del, Mr.. JOHN BRoXSON, in the fifty
sixth year of his age. He born in the State of Della
and for many years resident in Appoqunimnk
Hundred. He kind, afeconate husbands tender,
ndugent parent-and warm hearted friend His loss will
be severely felt by his relations and friends IT. could be
justly said of him, he the " noblest work of God-an
honest man, He dvesed of osentaton and pride
the rich and the poor to him alike his hospitable
doors open to ALL and whoever entered was made
heartily welcome 1t is confidently hoped that he has been
received into that house not made with hands, eternal in
the Heavens; there receive the reward of his good
1t is consolation to his family and friends that he
delivered his spirit bis Maker in confidence of blessed
hereafter Honor to his ashes-peace to his soul.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-23

STEAM ENGINE.-The- Providence Journal
states that the steamboat Babcock, built at Newport,
for the purpose Of making trial of the improved
engine of the ingenious mechanic from whom she
is named, arrived at Providence Saturday last. a
distance of thirty miles, in three hours and a half,
and in that time consumed but about one foot Of
wood. The machinery occupies very little room
the quantity Of water required for generating the
steam is less than half pint at an injection, and
not more than barrel was used in the passage.
The experiment is considered as entirely success
ful. The boat returned to Newport on the following
day, and is to pass regularly between the two ports.
Fifty two houses were destroyed by fire in the
Quebec suburb of Montreal on the 7th instant. The
number of persons burnt out is $685. and the ground
which the flames rayaged extends to three acres in
length by two in breadth,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-23

Frown indignantly dawning OF an attcmp TO alternate
portion of the Union from anotler,i WASH nc rtlN
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-23

In Medway, Mass is Lace establishment which employs
w women, where lace is made al dollars that would
lear good comparison with English lace which sells at
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-23

The sentence of the Court Martial. casherir
Lieutenant Frpderich q. Woibert, has been appro
ed by the President of the United States and Il
name Of that officer has, accordingly, been s.rut
from the rolls OF the Navy.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-23
Delegate Meeting /.

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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-06-03
HAIR RESTORATIVE
ind P1eserrat.rs Tsee,aLie Cernte.


YEsE important discovery of vegetable substance capa
Il bic ofrestoring and preserving the ar accden-
ay made BY individual who has neither the capacity
nor tfe disposition TO practice deception fraud The
fullest reliance may be placed the efficacy and power
OF the Cerate only in restoring and presen-
ting the falling off the hair bat in producing the greatest
iasre and yelness of imaginable: and the public may
rest assured that its effects will be clearly manifested m
The course Ct short time BY he renewal and vigorous
growth ofthe hair, andhy ctecuay preventing its com
ing falling of HE Vegetable Cerate tends to re.
cusctate and excite the energies of the capillary vessels
which constitute those organs that the form.
ing the hair these like may other organs Of the animal
body Which have been IN state Of doruancy disease
may be restored 70 their healthy action and perform ali
those ttnIcnns assigned them by nature.
The proprietor being aware of the numerous specifics
pamed on the public AID DESTROYS that the present article
may not suffer- its merits the effect ii has produ
ced hundreds Of persons both male and female and
olnd be the only thing in restoring and preventing the
hair from coming Of the heads Of those who have uset
= and all that ssked as it relates to the verify ofts ef
'ect, is fair trial,
Elderly people, with bald heads, must rest assured thu
by applying few boxes Of the above Cerate, their ha
VII be resored with all its youthfu beauty and life.
10 prevent imposition the sale of the Vegetable Cera
will be confined to Or. JAMES H. HART for the CITY
Ne~fork only, Of Broadway and Chamber.st tire
doors from Washington Hall, where it will be sold at S
rs.
liberal deduction will be made country dealers
n b. Gentiemen that bald, after using for som
weeks .il find sna iare of hair growing on The Mac
THAT'S bald they will continue for about Ten da, afe
its appearance then they will shave their hair close
where is affected, after that will receive its nature
and vigorous growth
And those who have the m sforne Of losing their ba
By sickness the Cerate will 10 them in a very III
lie time il and beautiful head of hair as ii IS beyond
doubts that IS the only thing that has been discover
ed in this country, perhaps in any other
- A few boxes of the above valuable article lust re
ceYed from New York. and for sale at the Watchnan
flee. 2S-
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HORSE STOLEN.

WAS stolen, the night of The 23dist from The stable
w u Samuel Boulden, half mile west Of the Buck
avern on the Delaware and Chesapeake Canal Br,ght
Bay Horse IL years DID, about Is hands high, 50 are built
three OF his feet white "te his about half way "a
his eyes has been badly fouHdered aud crmps verv much
IN walking. Ten Dollars will be given 10 whoever will
secure the thief aud the h the keeper Of the
Buck Tavern, Samuel Boniden, the subscriber
living on the road leading from Red Lion St. Georges
one me and man from me latter place Five Dollars viii
be given for the horse alone. JOEL DEyAUIT
May q, 1926 5O-4tn
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Lumber Yard Removed.

HE subscriber has removed his Lumber Yard from his
late stand, 10 that lately occupied by Frederick Leonard
where he has on hand assortment of TFhe and lei
tozD Pine Boards Scanthng Plank, SingEng and Pas
teng Lats, Shingles of different kinds and intends keen.
ling general supply of all kinds of lumber used in bud
ding all of which he offers for safe on the most moderate
terms WILLIAM SrN,.oNr
"hhhssoh' june 10 loz4. 52-tf
n b. He would purchase quantity of Lumber Of the
different kinds, or would receive Lumber TO sell ON Conn
mission ~ O'''
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
Nv PETER B. DELANY, SHERIFF,

ID virtue offs writ Of lev facas to me directed, VIII De
I'D exposed to public sale, at the house OF Constantine
Avinney (opposite the premses) IN Chrsana humuieu
ON Saturday the fourth of June next at O'Clock, r
ali tina. extensive Cotton Factory upon the Brandywne
lately occupied BY Messrs John Siddal Co. about three
miles from Wilmington. The mill is new and subs ania
y built of stone, 65 feet by 40 four stories hgh pesues
basement story, and two garnet hoors the bundi'9s
erected 1874 and capable of containing o00o spmuies
with all the necessary preparatory machinery lhere are
also the premises six dwelling houses Tor Names a
smiths shop &c an extensive bleaching ground, WIN
ne falling spring of fine water on the HILL back, wncn
be carried by spouts entirely over and into the ra
story of the mill, if deslred and possesses one nan Tue
water power OF the Brandywine which power IS nncn
greater than what works are erected require. The
dam and of stone, having been entirely reot since
the erection OF the MILL There eleven acres OF land
attached to the buildings and bounded as follows, oese
lat marked hickory, thence down the Brandywne, SOUTH
TO of E. /. Duponts land formerly OF Lane
Milgan, thence south to corner marked white OAK
thence south to the side of }randywne creek thence
said creek the several hereofo corner marked
back oak of this land and lands OF Caleb Kirk thence ny
his land north several courses TO corner stone OF SAID ~
Duponts land conveyed TO Peter l'auduy, thence WIN me
line thereof to the place Of Beginning.
And also, all thai other lot, piece or parcel OF land STU
late in said hundred of Brandywne, which was former
ly condemned for the of Vincent Gipn and Joseph
IShallcross; bounded follows, TO wit beginning at
marked corner white oak The land heretofore described
standing the distance of three perches and tive tenths
from the side of the Brandywine, thence down the
middle thereof inersecng the boundary line Of the
whole tract purchased by MLane and Mlgan OF Edward
tipn and Others thence north to the place OF begin
ming; be the contents thereof more or less together with
all and singular the improvements and appuenances there
unto belonging Seized and taken execution as the prop
erty Of Joseph SINS.
| Newcastle, May H. 1926. DIT
DY virtue of writ Of lev facas directed, will be
Id exposed public sale the house OF Peter Hendrick
son, the Kennel road in Christians Hundred on FRIDAY
tract piece parcel Of ad situate in Chistia,a Hundred
begin ing at old poplar stump corner vt la d OF Ro
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-06-03
NOTICE.

WAS committed the public jail Of Newcastle Goin Y
w State of Delaware, The 18th of April 1872 oUa
Jacob Fas, ESQ., Of the Justices OF the rrsce o
for said County, Negro Boywho calls himself ihmas n'
Mark Rooke and said he belonged to William sandes, .o
Esq, but says he belongs to Robert Ro1p that hat
Darby Pennsylvania This is therefore to give novu
the of Said negro boy so on
aforesaid shall omit neglect to release HIM o eon.
by proving property, he will be discharged from l
hnement within weeks from the date heeo ne
Ito am Act of the General Assembly of the Slate u -
ware, in such case made and provided. c,..;g
PETER b. DELANf, eherW.
Newcastle Nav 49, 1926. -
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Drauqht Beer, Porter and Ale.

ISRAEL ID JONES, Brewer, at No. "a, Second street,
Wilmington, Del keeps constantly on hano supy y,
Ilraupht Beer Porter and Ale of the first quality winch
oers and others can be furnished on reasonable TERMS
by the barrel half barrel or quarter barrel
He is thankful for the extensive patronage Wthef'o re-
ceyed and solicits continuance OF pubic FAVOR. . -
Wilmington. 9th mo. 1924 oI-u
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FRESH GOODS.

TNREsH Supplies of Imported and Domestic goods Jns,
Il received. And general assortment OF them WI ~,
hereafter be kept hand selected from the he.g l.,s
PHILADELPHIA and baltimore markets. and disPosea Oh on ',e
most reasonable terms1pholesale retail for cash OF
barter, at No. Ill, Market street, Wilmington.
Eh 1905 10 JOHN II. BRINCKLE.
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CHEAP GOODS.
WILLL.gyH & SAMUEL .MCAULLEY

EG leave to inform the public that they have common.
ID ced business at w. .fCauley'8 old stand near the
'randywne Flour Mills where they have constantly on
hand, wholesale or retail,
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
China, Glass, Queensware, Earthen Ware, Hard Ware
Drugs, Paints, Oils, Nails by the key, Lime, Pork, Lard
Hams. Salt Shoes, Leghorns Sea Stores Wines Spirits
coras &C. Of the best quality all of which will be sold
on the lowest terms, for cash or acceptances.
N. b. All persons indebted 10 the late firms Of w
MCsuiley, and s. M'Cauey & Co. will please call and
settle their accounts as above.
April 26, 1926. 41-1v
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NOTICE.

LII sonsindehted the estate Of John Poge decd
N late ofthis Borough, requested TO make imme
payment and those having demands against the said estate
will present them, duly attested for settlement, to
JOSEPH POGuE, ,Smvirany Err
B. A House and Stables to let.
Wilmington, May s, 1925. 44-et
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COTTON MANDATORY

NOR SALE containing about 600 spindcs, with mi
Il supply of cardng engines and other machinery oi
the preparation of Cotton. Inquire OF HibA fEhhio'
Watch Maker, corner of Market and High SIS. !.
Wilmington, LIST mo. 90, 1925 lo-u
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To Let for a term OF years.

vEvWO Factories on Beaver creek, never failing h h;
which is considered sufficient card and full io s
ty looms. They are situated about half m, ps0nsyL
Brandywine, on the side in Delaware y;ron
vana, % miles from Phiiadelpha and from Win hgh;
One of the factories is Ss feet by So, three stores s are
the other is so feet by 40, three stories hga .oret6er or
convenient each other and will be rented .o5 10 prist
mills saw mills, schools and places of worship lneyd
in healthy neghbohood with houses to surng
families carry on the business, and an excelea rber
at each factory II is good stand for STORE TO rent
description deemed unnecessary persons wsS nly on
will call and judge for themselves. For terms sa xxx
1.-THE premises TO JohN e6-H
March l, 1925.
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TO LET,

TNoR one or term of years, the Store House and Dwe
II ling No. IS, East Second ST., opposite the Lower Ml
ket House first situation for any KIND OF BUSINESS
Apply next door, TO .. ". fhoo 90
March 1895. %
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SIX CENTS REWARD.

ID AN AWAY on the 29th of March last an apprentice
q TO the brick making business, named ROBERT S.
PENNINGTON about l6 years old. Whoever returns him
to me shall have the above reward but charges will be
paid All persons forbidden to harbor or employ him
JONATHAN RUMFORD.
Wilmington, May "a. 49,
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FOR SALE.

1.-TWO NEW WOOL CARDING ENGINES for SALE In
Il quire at the Office Of the Watchman
April 10, 1895. CT
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NOTICE.

hereby given that Joseph b. Sims has duly executed
assignment to the subscliber of all his estate and
Effects real and personal for the benefit Of suc of his
creditors shall within four months, release 10
the said Joseph b. Sims. JOSEPH CRUDE,
Assignee of Joseph Sims
wilmington D no. (Mayo ), 1925. 44-f
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Sold in Hilmiag'on by IosrrH BAI1rr ( Co Druggists
anil at WILsoss Bookstore, los. Market street 5, APP
pontment Of the agent % the Proprietor Price dol
AR and nifty cents per Box fifteen daars per dozen
Observe The OUTSIDE of B9x the natre Of Ro
Haus u sole agent for the proprietor in Lsa!sn
April %, 1926 4l-6m