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House and Sign Painting,

GLAZING AND PAPER HANGING.
The subscriber tenders his thanks to his friends
and customers for the encouragement he has recev-
ed in his business Tor fifteen years past, and begs
leave to inform them and the public generally, that
he still carries it on in its various branches and
hopes from his skill and long experience, together
with the aid of excellent workmen, not only to con.
tnue to give satisfaction to old customers, but ia
obtain new ones. The subscriber is determined to
make every reasonable exertion to execut. witt,
neatness and dispatch all work committed to him,
and 10 1t on reasonable terms. Apply at No. -
King street, between Broad and Hanover streets,
where orders will be thankfully received, and pune.
sually attended to. BENJAMIN FREDD.
Wilmington, May 49, st
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BUZBY & BASSETT,
No. 60, Market-St. Wilmington.

Have Just received an eXtell1lVe assortment vi
Spring and Summer Goods:
AMONG WHICH ARE
Furniture and plain chnt1es,
Calicocs, g,nghans and robes,
Grccan and bapste stripes
Cambria, Jaconct and null null musllns,
Plain swiss, book and figured do.
Long lawn linen and imitation cambria,
Linen cambiic and book muslin handkerchief
Black levcntne and other silks,
Bombazincs and Norwich grapes,
Mangled and other Bengalis,
Cotton, worscd and silk hosiery,
Mems marble and unbleached do
Bananns, flag and black silk hdkts
Black and ,ht Nankeen company Grape Grape shawls,
Fancy gauzc and large silk do.
Black plain and twilcsl bombalctts
M'rsalIcs, Valencia and silk vesting.
7-8, A. superfine Irish linens,
Russia diapers, table linen and sheetngs,
Suspenders, tapes, fringe and carpet binlins
Blue yellow and white nunkeeEs
3-4, GA tmities and jeans,
Biucls, sewing cotton, thread and buttons,
Leghorn and sea grass hats,
Umbrellas and parasos,
Tortoise shell and imitation combs,
Blue, black, olive, brown drab cloths G cassrncrs,
Iinscys and satncis,
Yellow, red, white and gauze hannels.
Rose and point blankets.
Balzes and floor cloths,
Ausnaburs and Russia duck,
Tow linens and porter shrting
Together with their usual assortment of domestic checks
paids and stripes. Also, brown and bleachcd siiItn,
and heengs of various descriptions, all of which they OF
fer at reduced prices. 5-'f
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TO the Democratic Republicans Of
NEW CASTLE COUNTY

THE undersigned is induced by the solicitations
Of many Of his friends, to offer himself to your con-
sderation as a Candidate for the Office of CORO-
NER, at the next Election. He hatters himself
that his long acquaintance with public business of
nature similar to the duties of that Office, would en-
able him Gf successful. to discharge those duties
with credit to himself and benefit to the Public.
Very Respectfully, yours, &c.
HENRY YINXNG.
New Castle, March |, 1927. ~. 1T
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Silk dying & Securing.

L4lfES SMITH carries on the G5ore business
an its uarious branches at No 100, Sipey-strest,
feO doors above the upper Market; ndhopcs to
tinue te giUe satisfaction TO all cto may taror him
auth their custom.
Wilmington, May 3, 1897. At
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eco Grocery.

HUGH 1fDEVI17' begs hare TO inform his
Friends and he Public that he has opened q good
assortment Of GROCERIES, LIQUORS, FRUIT
Sc. sc. al No. lOl, Shipiey-st. doors above the
upper Marht-house; uhere goods Of the first quality
aauy aitcays be had, and on The most satisfactory
terms.
Nay A. 1927. At
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DNN GOODS
which are

o,don SIM cloths Il kersiincres--assorted colours
W. Is Ia do do.
sattnetts. drillinss, yellow and blue nankeens
Valencia T. Marsaes vcst'ss, bombazetts y bond ms
Red and green baizes. yellow, red and white iianneS
Ginuhams, cacos cambria and shifting muslins
Irish linens, lawns and cambria linens
I,eyentecns, Florcnces. Gros de Naples iutestring
FLAG g. bandanna hanks. suspenders, Canton grapes
Grape shewls, Black, white and green Italian DO.
Long and short kid gloves. beaver ito.
Domestic plaids, stripes and musll,is
Pittsburgh cords. fustans and drllngs
Rose and point blankets
London. ingram and domestic carpetinss anu rugs
Umbrellas and parasols
Leghorn and wool hats. &c. &c.
The above goods were recently purchased at auc
ton, Il will be sold at very small advance for cash.
JOHN .u'LE.lR.
xyo;nr,o, Arr;, 10Th 1897 I-3n
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Mount Harmonic Academy.

The Rev. Francis A. Latta, with the assistance Of
al approved Teacher, has opened an ACADEMY,
where theusual branches oflerature will be pht in
the most accurate and critical manner. Lessons will
also be given In the Hebrew. to those who wish Ia
acquire knowledge Of that language. The annual
charge will not exceed enc hundred dollars
Drumore township Lane. Co. Penn.
april 90 1897 I-su
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ANTHONY MUSICK,
kunckle street. Northern Liberties.
Mn. ALBRIGHT,


SLR-My son, Stephen, aged 10 years. was taken wiha
severe pain Ill tile insicp OF his right tout Sepicmbe
1875 In October following it s9clied very much ply
sclan ordered bread and milk poullices to be applied
Which reduced the swelling. Soon after the cap o the
knee sweed up considerably pouces were again app
ed which reduced The swelling. large lump made It's
earance on The shn in very shor, lime his leg sysE
cd 10 double ITS ordinary SIZE, WAS very much namea Ind
desirable pans, and from the loss his appetite and want
OF sleep he became debltaed and helpless ,ha, he
to be led like an infant Al lsng the swelling opened and
produced copous discharge Of matter accom- with
very offensive smell The physician lanced the lex at
different times in various places and attended him forup
wards OF three MONTHS and got him far as 10 be enabled
70 move ABOUT on csutces In very short time the pans
almost entirely LETT him. le could wax very well wiAouE
the Use OF crutches, the swelling connued, and the les
broke out into ulcers.
In the summer OF 1926, his shin bone BECAME affected
accompanied With very offensive smell small spluters
ut bones would occasionally work out; hs Leg from the
cap OF the knee 10 his ankle, one liberated mass
corruption and the bone in state of rot eniess Ply
scans who the while in this situation gave it rs
their opun that he could only be cured by laying the Lex
open TO Me bone and taking Oft the affected parts which
WOULD be painful, as we'll very dangerous oe acn
IN November last heard Of your Columbian Syrup 80.
Sote, ana after my son used II about five DAYS II chang
en- Inc matter 10 healthy appearance and ,ook away
ohens'e Smell by The time he the use of The third
oo'e large pieces OF the affected bone came off, some Of
winch were several inches in length and about the thick
ness OF dollar after which the leg began to heal No. and
by The time he had used the eighth bo,te he was complete
y uuieu' - 49, STEPHEN SNARE,
"'ae ''feh ~, io3f. BWsonzood, Si.cih-st.
The above case OF Necrosis, Caries Cor affection of the
pones) is considered by several physicians as yery remar
able cure Some Of tile carous bones are in The ossesson
o, ,e PROPRIETOR the Columbian yua, and may be
"' ntI,' ur me-, Il
o'er certificates may be seen the store ofhe Agent
I Each bottle of the genuine medicine has label re.
presenting the Eagle and Hydra, with my signature.
JACOB AEBRxaIIT,
No. LOS Arch Street. Phiiade,olis.
Sold in Wilmington, by Z. D. YaUGHqyM: Druggist,
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PO'HAYOES.

IolAIoES of a very superior quality on hand,
anu 'or sale at the store Of the subscribers, next
uUOr above huttons Tavern in quantities to suit
Also quantity of TOBACCO & SEGARs war;
ran'ed good, and at reduced prices. 4
-3R0WNS BAILEY B,
Wilmington. April scth, 1927 = SIT
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SPRING GOODS.

The Subscriber has just received all extensive as
sortnient Of Spring GUods, which he is disposed to
sell at the most reduced prices for cas or appro, ID
credit
Among The varie'y Of his goods
Are--ChntIes, calicots and sinsnains
Cambria, Jacunet and null null unisins
Grecian and BatteSte stripes
Irish linens linen cambria and long lawn
Canton and company grapes and Grape sliawls
Black se"shaw, luesInn%, nantt., boEvars silk bases
islt colouicd plain ard iiSur'd eros dc nap ditto
Silk flags, NJ .drass and cotton Hay landkerciefs
Al & "a black and white sill, shlwls
ga, "a and lO4 table linen, Russia Diaper and crash
lG-4 counterpaines and rugs
"A pieeched and brown sheetngs and shirtinss
dorchester and Assanpink bed ticking
Bangup and Pittsburgh cord
Domestic plaids and stripes
Furniture and apron checks
White and colourcd linen and cotton Drilling
Denmark satin and silk stripe do
Supernc bombaznes Caspian stiipes and Norwich grapes
3-4 and CT cambria and furniture dinity
Valencia, toiet, Maj aailes and Florentine vestings
4-4 3, S4 meuno cashmere e. English merino long &
square suawls
Gros de nap gause, and cashmere handkerchiefs
| Blue and yellow nankcens
| Ingram carpeting, and sacking bottoms
| Bayaderes, sattins and mantua ribbons
| Paper hangngs and bordering for rooms
Umbrellas and parasois
Steel and gilt coat buttons
Suspenders, tapes and carpet binding
LADIES' Leghorn hats and flats
Mems leSholn and sea grass hats
Porter shcetngs. Ausnaburg and Russia slceting
"a and "a and CD oil cloths
White and coloulcd cotton and silk hose
| With his usual assortment of
Cloths and Kersmeres.
| Always hand, the best quality live geese feathers
The subscriber tenders his thanks his friends and the
public generally for the very liberal encouragement he
has met WITH and hopes by keeping good assortment
selling cheap usual, he will retain the pubc's patronage
II VAeox>V~ Doun1o
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-06-01

SAINT PAIN followed by an enlargement Of the breast IL
same side OF the body shortly after, TWO lups appe
on the left side OF the neck.
Two respectable surgeons Of Delaware performed o.
GRAFTON in August and in October, but TO NO effect Nj
situation became very alarming The pain and torens
endured day and night we're understandable. mad 10 take
LARGE quantities Of Iaudanum 10 afford me momenary te
lief The AFFECTED side Of my head was drawn dosn
The disease and rested upon my shoulder. The ulcss
increased; my left arm was swelltd '"ce me thcknesd
its natural state, and the swelling eS'ehaed down 10 i.
ends of nv fingers could not t, en- bend my finger joint
and for eighteen months couo ho' ho'S NY 'ei ain lt
Wi the assistance OF the right .
In September, 1926 came to Philadelphia, and appa
several emneM physclans, bu. 'ey sa,e he no nCeG
eef 1 commenced the use vi S"an,s raNlcea, .FdcQN
tinted II until had coisuilea heaV lou' po'ties "'l
p olucing any effect
lie later e.d OF April, 1926, commenced the use o
Abr,ghts Columbian syrup, and after using II sMh
time The swelling my arm was reduced SO rs 10 eIa
ue 10 use freely, and III six weeks was ies.o cd 10 t
feet health. MARY PETERSON |
Philadelphia, Junel0, 1916.
Aote -rhe 10, eEoi,g case is we'll known 10 several
our iespecab!e ply scias; and one, particularly canddI
expressed h,s Upnlun 10 Mrs Fc'e SOL MAI Tier e
had extended itself beyond the reach OF ineaicc Ws'&
ha, siasaa attention ptcua'ly fo her eefnice!t.
The following communication was received by the prof.
prelor Vi The Columbian Syrup from Cen lhol'as So.
der residing in tie Northern Liberties, PiiadephaC Co.
COMMUNICATIONS.
Mr.. ALBRIGHT,
siR--I was afflicted with rheumatic affection Of tie
head Tor nearly years, during which time had tel
most every remedy; but the disease being very obstinate
patled ali medical aid constant pain and Misery
during the time was afhc,en.
respectable phys, ,lan recommended the benefit Of sea
bathing accordingly IN July, 1925, took Journey The
sea shore to battle, which in tew days increased the mas
dy such degree, to cause an obstruction in my
rils, and prevent free nhalng and exians OF my breath
The regular course Of breathing being thus obstruc.
the uppe jaw and cheek bone became very Sore and ny
face appeared be i'll high state Of inanmalioni ny
situation became very alarming my spirits were depe
ed, and my appetite failed.
heard OF your Columbian Syrup. Iprocured somecft
in very short it aliayed the inflammation WAS cha
bed to breathe freely, my appetite returned, and wash
stored To perfect lealh. THOMAS SNYDER,
| lHilad. June 49, 1896. No. 375, North Third ST.
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Thomas "A. Sterrett,
HAS REMOVED TO

No. 10, HIGH-STREET-
Where may be had-Fine Plug, Pigtail, Virginia
Twist, and sweet scented Cavendish
TOBACCO;
Spanish, HalfSpansh and American
SEGARS
:. Scotch, Rappee, and Macouba
SNUFFiS
The Subscriber ocrs the above articles at has Neor-
Store, Ito zvhch he hasjust vemoved) No. 10, High
Street, doors from. Mr.. William Larkias and ncrt
door to Mr.. James Brouvm's Grocery Stores. His
goods Of the first quality he returns thanks
for past auors, he hopes BY keeping constant supply
of articles in his hne, and unremitted attention to
serve and please his customers to merit continuation
Of their fuuors
THOMAS A. STERRETT.
Wilmington April 30 1897. ST.
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YOUNG hADIM4s

.at Wilmington, Delaroare, conducted BY WILL
AM SHERER, 1oith the assistance Of dccon'-
plished female Teachers.
THE course Of instruction pursued at this Sem
mary comprises all the useful, and most OF the orna-
mental, branches of female education. The daily
exercises are Orthograph, Reading, Writing, Arth,
metic, English Grammar, Rhetoric, Geography, ana
History, ancient and modern, with constant refer
ence to the best maps and charts; CONSTRUCTION OF
Maps; Use Of the Globes; Natural History; Natural
Philosophy, including Astronomy and Chemistry;
Elements of Moral Science.
WEEKLY EXERCISES. Biblical Recitations; Evil
dences of Christianity; Letter Writing, and other
species of Composition Recapituiations.
TERMS Board, and Tuition in any oithe fore
going branches, 832 so per quarter; orlf paid IN
advance, $50. Music including the use OF Il Piano.
S12 French, by one of the best masters, So per
quarter. Moderate extra charges tor Drawing anu
other ornamental branches.
The discipline Of the School is mild, parental and
Christian Particular attention is paid not only t.
the manners of the young ladies but to their moral
and religious Instruction. They are regularly con
Quoted to such places of worship and Sunday schools,
as their parents or guardians approve. Exercise
and recreation being essential to the preservation OF
health and of mental energy, occupy the intervals OF
time not devoted to study. The institution, in all
its departments, is conducted in manner which
it is hoped, will meet the entire appreciation OF it:
patrons.
References Wimington-Rev E. w. Gilbert
Hon. Willard Hall; Hon. Louis M'Lane: Phlladel
pha-Rev. DR.. Wilson; Rev. DR.. Janeway; Mr.
William Janvier, Merchant; James g. Thompson
Esq. Professor Of Languages, University OF Penn
sylvania.
March 1t
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Joseph pOgue.

N. d. The subscriber will sell cloths and kersmeres in
particular small advance from the auction prices Per-
wanting cheap articles will find it to their advantage
to call at his store, No. l01, Wilmingto Del.
Ism
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Philadelphia, 18Th March, 1897.
Mn. J. ALBRIGHT,

Mn. J. ALBRIGHT,
SiR-My lounges, child girl of about two years
age, had, from her buth, been scRy In tie latter end
january last She was takeu wiiL an inanma'on III the
head ad mou, together with sorcncss oil The gums,
decay OF te teeth scurt had also formed on Me Vl6
and rooi OF the mouth in few day, very offensive dis
charge OF matter from The right took place; BY a
time the child suffered the cxcruciatis asone CRY
| lng day and night
Whilst my child in this distressing situation, wi
told OF the wodci tui cures performed by your GoamS4
Syrup. procured bottles aud happy 10 state, ,lS'
Ter gwen the chld the Syrup about seven days, 1t SE
sound night, the Inflammation Of the head and nlo1s
Was aiiayed the acuri disappeared, the gums were dee
and he offensive smell accompanying the discharge ".
the ear letu; by this time broke nto ali aoh1
the ear, but headed in very short time after.
Aier the child had taken about two-hlrds of the bottle
Of SYRUP the discharge from the gradually sIoPp
and, astonishing it may appear the cniid pees
y cured gay, and lively.
Since my child has received those extraordinary benes
from your invaluable medicine. my wife has commenced
using It IN chronic rhcumatsm, and OF my to-
scad head and gums, and from the effects your sy
has already Produced have every to thak that
shall shortly be enabled communicate you the pleasing
intelligence OF perfect cures. .'f.
ANTHONY MUSICK,
1 kunckle street. Northern Liberties.
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JACOB ALBRIGHT,

No. LOS Arch Street, PhiiadeitAis.
Sold in Wilmington, by Z. D. v.aUCHqyM: Druggist,
No. al, kIarket-stree 80 -
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DRY GOODS, &c.
OBSERVE.

at No. So, Market-Street,
The Subscriber has just received, gnu IS morC
opening, an erisnsive vuriety Of fresh and
unhI
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-12

that year, was returned for Wordovcr, il
Bucknghamshire In 1901, he retired with
MIR. Pit, and at this time he composed his cell
obrated song of "Thc Pilot that weathered
the Storm"
Upon MIR. Pitts return to Office in 1903,
Mr.. Canning was appointed TO succeed Mr.
Tlerney as Treasurer Of the Navy, which Office
he held until the death Of Mr.. Pitt, in IS06;-
when he again retired, and was succeeded by
Mr.. Sheridan
|. In 1907 ne returned TO office, as Secretary
for Foreign Affairs Whilst he filed that situ-
alton, dispute arising in consequence Of the
III success Of some OF The measures OF Ministers
particularly the Walcheron expedition, produc-
ed an open rupture between him and Lord
CastiercaSh. 4 duel ensucd on the 2lst Of
September, O9, when, after firing n second
time, Mr.. Canning received bis n;agonis $
ball IN his left thigh. In consequence of this
ALTAR, Mr. Canning retired from Office, but still
continued to support the general policy of the
Administration. In 1912 he ras twice invited
to return TO Office, and refused to do so.
Between 1912 and 1922, Mr.. Canning was
Ambassador to Lisbon, and afterwards Presi-
dent OF the Board of Cohtroul. The intimate
knowledge of Indian affairs, which he display
cd whilst he filed the latter situation, led to
his appointment on the 10th March, 1922, to
-" 'l,'Sn'iu 'iec hoJaity Vi uo'crlor oeHcI-
al of India
The brilliant prospects which this appoint
ment opened to his view, were, however, sud-
denly and most Unexpectedly shrouded, Just as
he was about TO take his departure for India /;
and an office more important TO his native
country, and in which the exercise of his pow
ers was more Immediately connected with the
interests and welfare of England, was at once
thrown upon him. We alludc, as every one
knows, to the sudden death of the Marquis Of
Londonderry, and the consequent vacancy in
the Secretaryship for Foreign affairs When
this event became publicly known,all England
fixed upon Mr.. Canning as the only man who
was al all competent to the duties of the Office
some necessary delay Of course took place but
in short time the decision Of the public was
ratified by the Prince Regent, and Mr.. Can
ming accepted the seals of Office.
Mr.. Canning was married in the year 1859.
TO Miss Joan Scott, whose sister about the
same time was married to the then Marquis of
Tiohiield, now Duke of Portland. These ladies
who had very large fortunes, were daughters
of General Scott. Inc family Of Mr.. Canning
consists, we believe, of several children; one
Of his daughters was lately married TO the
Marquis of Clanricarje His eldest son died
on the 3lst of March, 1920, in the 18th year
of his age; an epitaph to his memory was writ
ten by Mr. Canning. In private life Mr.
Canning was unostentatious himself, and a
lover of simplicity in others, easy of access.
and distinguished for good nature and mdncss
Of temper.
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IMpORrANT--TuEATRlCAL.

We yesterday received the annexed commu-
nicition through tic post office, and as lis
contents m,St be dceidediy important to the
writer, ami as he is solicitors ia appear III a
public newspaper, wo give place to his letter,
first advising him, that IT would have been well
enough, ,r he had spared himself the trouble Of
accusing us Of the entertainment or motives,
which arc decidedly foreign TO cui natures.
10 THE EprroR OF Titr CADET.
Sir saw an Article in your last paper. in
which ,ou spoke in very harsh terms Of young
gcnilcInnn, a native of Bos,on, who made his
fns, appearance ~ ar s',g". ~ 1husday
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BASCOM'S PENMANSHIP.

HEUBLISHED and for sale by HUTCH-
IA EMS g. CORY, "A System of i'cnman-
ship and Writing Book combined in four
parts, by G. BAscoM.
"part First" comprises a course Of lessons
designed chiefly for those who arc Just be-
ginning TO write. The Lesson in "Part Sec
ond' are suitable for those who are somewhat
advanced. "Part third and fourth" arc finish
cd with fine hand copies, and arc intended for
the higher classes. General directions and cx-
plinations printed on the cover Of each book.
The style of ruling adop,edin this System,
admits OF much more economy in the use of
paper, than tho common mode of ruling. he
books are mado Of good paper, and afforded
at moderate prce.-The System Is unques-
t;onably better adapted TO common schools,
than any other hitherto published.
The following is an extract from the Amer
ican journal of Education
"Mr Blscom's System Of Pcnmanship" is
"a great step towards a general and thorough
improvement in the art Of writing. lis style
of Pcnmanship is neat; aud his writing books
arc prepared in a superior style, and at an ex-
pcnso vastly below what has hitherto been us
ual.' September 8.
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AND PAWTUCKET POST
COACH.

VUNhc proprictors ofthe Providence and Paw
Il tuckct Post Coach, pccttully inform the
public, that they have purchased of Mr.. Simon
II. Arnold, all his right, title and interest in
the Pa,ctuchet Diligence, and have placed on
the road between Providence and Pawtucket,
POST COACH, which will run every day,
Sundays excepted,) as follows:
The Post Coach will leave Providence at 8
O'Clock, IL o'clock 3 O'Clock, and at half
past O'Clock; and will leave Pawtuckct at
o'clock, 10 o'clock, half past o clock, and at
half past s O'Clock. Books kept at Wildcr's
Manufa cturer's Hotel, and at Clarke's Inn,
Providence, and at Edwards Hotel, Qate
Hodgcs') and at Blake's, Pawtuckct.
FARE II l-2 cents for those passengers who
are taken at the several houses at which the
ooks are kept in Providence or Pawtuckct,
and landed at the regular stage houses in either
of the places Those who wish TO have the
stage call for them at their places of residence,
will be charged 25 cents: way passengers,
that is to say, those who may take passage on
the road will be charged i2 i-2 cents
MAY 2. +. BLAKE, Agent.