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The native American., 1838-02-10
From the Genus of Liberty.

MELANCHOLY EvENT.-On Sunday morning,
the 2Sth ult., there occurred to cast general
gloom over our peaceful little town, one Of those
awiui disPensations Of Heaven, which in mo-
men' piast the fondest hopes of families, and fill
he neart with anguish too great for utterance. On
the morning referred to, Thomas II. Mason, son
oil "m. 4. I. Mason, ESQ.,, in his fifteenth year,
was found dead in field within short distance
Of the town, and conveyed to his fathers bouse.
1t appears, that on Saturday, the day preceding.
young Mason, his brother, and another compan-
ion, took their guns and went out to amuse them
selves in hunting. In the forenoon it raned. and.
with slight intermissi0ns, the day throughout was
stormy and unpleasant. Though not constantly
exposed to the weather, the two brothers con-
tinued out till late in the afternoon, when, wet
and fatigued they turned their steps towards
home. When near to town, the elder brother,
walking faster, passed his brother, and came on,
supposing he was just behind, and would soon
reach home. Night came, and his brother not ar
irving, he returned with friends to the place
where ne had last seen him, and diligent search
was made without success. On their return, the
alarm was given, and our citizens promptly as
sembed in considerable numbers, and commenced
search in the neighboring fields and farm hou-
ses, which was continued throughout the night,
and till about eight o'clock on Sunday morning,
when the body of young Mason was discovered
lying on his face in a field of Mr.. Selden's,
within two hundred yards of the main road, and
not ten minutes walk from his home. Exhausted
from the effects of cold rain--without any re-
freshment since morning, Qor he went out before
breakfast,) and fatigued with long continued
walk, it is supposed this unfortunate youth fell
from extreme weakness, and found himself unable
to rise again. On examining the body, it was
found he had fallen with his hands under him,
and from severe confusion on the face he doubt
less received violent shock. In this situation.
it is probable, he was nsensible to suffering, and,
unconscious of his lonely bed, quickly sunk into
the arms of death.
Though doomed to an early grave, Thomas H.
Mason had already given promise of future use-
falness by the unfolding Of excellent qualities Of
both mind and heart, and the attainment Of such
an amount of classical learning as is rarely TO be
found even in well educated boys Of ripper years.
The deep and sincere sympathies of whole
community are felt for the afflicted family: but,
alas! sympathy cannot soften the intensity Of suf-
fering; it can only add its soothing power to the
mellowing influence of time. May the Being
who has stricken, be their support in this hour Of
darkness, and bind upon their bleeding kearts the
balsams and the balms Of Heaven.
The native American., 1838-02-10
ECommunicafed.
ON THE DEATH OF r. H. MASON.

ON THE DEATH OF T. H. MASON.
Why, Oh most fell destroyer! hast thou set
Thy clammy seal upon that brow!
And why, Oblivion, teach us to forget
The soul which lightened il, bnt now.
soul so glileless and so bright,
It seemed by some kind Angel given;
A star, whose rays might gild the night,
And light for us the path to Heaven!
January 30, 1888. ]. ID. M.
The native American., 1838-02-10

The following advertisement we copy from the
Baltimore Chronicle Of Monday last, merely with
a view of showing the advantages which are fire.
quently offered to young men through the public
journals-and yet not one young gentleman in
ten, support, subscribe, or even read, newspa-
per once month. Many of them, no doubt,
would have given the price of three subscriptions,
sooner than miss so admirable chance as this.
It is truly prize worthy Of attention.
ITO THE YOUNG GENTLEMEN"
"A young Lady, between twenty and twenty
one years of age, of handsome person and amia-
BILE disposition, with fortune Of fifteen thousand
dollars wishes to engage in the matrimonial state
with any Young Gentlemen of good family and
pleasing manners. To those who choose to avail
themselves of this notice, an interview will be
granted, provided they will address P. M. through
the Baltimore Post Office before Wednesday next.
No attention will be paid to any, if real name and
address will not be put."-Jan. 30.
The Chronicle says that ''the above advertise
ment, which appeared in that paper on Monday
ast, addressed TO the Young Gentlemen came
o hand through the Post Office, accompanied by
me money necessary to pay for its publication.
It is IN neat ladys hand, and so far as they can
ndge, appears to be "a fair business transaction
The native American., 1838-02-10

# Marrying Man.-Ten gentlemen of Rich
mond, Virginia, have published warning to the
public, "and especially females,'' against one
John Garnet, now supposed to be moving some
where in the West, who replenishes his exche
quer by marrying rich and unsuspecting women.
and then making off with all their effects he can
lay his hands on. He is known to have played
this trick upon two, and believed to have deludel
and betrayed several others. His outer man ia
thus described:
Garnet IS, in appearance, about the middle size.
very black hair and eyes, quite handsome, black
beard, is fond Of trading horses, CANDLES some.
and drinks occasionally. When he left here il
was with the intention of going to the West. in
which country he has travelled much. "
The following item--which we extract from
one of our exchange lists--may, in some measure
account for the kind and benevolent feelinp mani.
tested by the Northern acomen Ito use the en-
Phatlcal word Of their especial representative in
the House Of Representatives. in behalf Of the
poor siaves OF this Ten Miles Square. Not
wishing IN any measure to interfere with their
iancy' put disposed to say to them, with all
IN the old, but homey adage, "every
one TO their liking, as the old woman said, &c.
&C." we will not withhold from them our
commentator, for their determination. that what
ever else they may be, fair or unfair, their hus-
bands shall be freemen.- Potomac .Advocafe.
AMALeAMATIoN, Pro AND CoN.-Some awful
y liberal ladies of Rehoboth, Mass, having peti-
honed the Senate and House of Representatives
of that State, for repeal Of the law prohibiting
he intermarriage of white persons and people
If color, some Of the latter class have presented
counter memorial, in which they say that re-
,arding this as very wise and salutary law.
calculated to preserve the purity of their race
md to prevent the evils resulting from mixed
reed, they respectfully, but earnestly, remon-
trate and protest against repeal Of The law re-
erred TO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-14
$40 REWARD.

RUNAWAY from the plantation of Mr.. Benz.
IL Wilks, near Lyncliburg, about the LIST OF June,
(lnstant) a negro man named WILSON, aged a
bout % years, a bright mulatto. with very bushy hair,
about 6 feet in hcight-when spokento, he has rath-
er a down-cast look, aud usually answers in an un-
der tone-no particular mark about HIM is rccollccl-
ed. This negro belongs to the estate of Ann b.
Scott. deceased, aud was, by the administrator. hired
"utlor the present year, 10 Mr.. Wilks. 1t is proba
bile he will endeavor TO leave this State for some of
Tue free States-most probably by the way of
Charleston, Kama. II taken on the east side of the
Blue Ridge, or so secured that he be again recover
cd. the undersigned, as admir-, will pay the sum Of
$50 and if taken on the other side Of the Ridge.
he will pay the sum of $40 reward. Persons desl-
rous 10 communicate with me, will please direct to
Red Hill p. o., Campbell county,
HENRY +. EARLY.
admir-. Of Ann b. Scott, deed.
" The Charleston tkanawha) Banner will IN
sert this notice four weeks aud forward IT'S account
10 the Office ofthe Lynchburg Virgirian.
June III dw
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NOTICE..

w AS committed to the Jail of Grayson county
w ON the 18th day of January last, a negro man.
slave, five feet six inches high, stout made, and Of
yellow complexlon. lie calls himself Henry, aud
says he belongs to a Mr.. Bailey seems To be ac-
quaiuted iii Lynchburg and Buchanan, where he
says he was engaged IN driving ateam. The OWN
CT is requested to come aud prove property, pay
charges, and take him away, otherwise sand slave
will be deal with according to law.
J. JENNINGS, Tailor.
June : 3m
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THURSDAY, May 81, 1888.
NATIONAL BANK.

MI. CLAY, Of Kentucky, said that he desired 10
present two petitions which he held in his hands, and
which he hoped would excite no nervous sensation
with old bachelors, cid maids, or old politicians, when
he announced that they were in behalf oftlia, monster.
a new Bank Of the United States. One OF them is
from Jamaica, in the State OF New York, and the
petitioners are represented to him as belonging 10 the
| yeonianry, 10 the business and working men Of tis
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White Teeth Healthy Gums


TlNIIOSE who would retain or restore thcsc dcsirnIlc ncr.
sonal advantages, are assured that no composition can
be obtained superior to the
BRITISH A~NTISEPIC D~ENTRIFICE.
which is exempt from acid and other deletcrious ingredients.
which too frequently enter the composition OF tooth pow ders in
common use and its wlntcns the enamel Of the teeth, without
dong 1t the least injury, Its application also braces and
Strengthens the Gums, secures TO them their liealthlv and
forid hue, and, by removing all dissertations and offensive for
'ign ccumulationsirom the teeth, preserves the natural sweet
necs OF the breath.
Price 50 cents.
= None genuine, unless signed on the outside printed
wrapper by the sole Proprietor, T.. k1DDE1,, successor to the
late DIR. CONWAY. For sale, with all the other " ConNn,
Medicines, . at his Counting Room, No. -, next door 10 j.
krdder's Drug Store, corner OF Court aud Hanover Streets.
near Concert Hall, Boston and, by his special appointment,
by j.. RONAII,
AprilJ l2n
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ROBERT VI. BROWN,
.xffOfNCV at Lar,

AS settled at Amherst Count House, Virginia,
Il Z with the intention of pracllciug IN the Superior
and Inferior Courts of Amherst and Nelson, aud he
will be thankful for Il portion of The public patronage.
April , 6m
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Notice.

1--WE SUBSCRIBED having purchased the en-
tire interest Of A. Plunkett IN the firm of A.. Il J.
II. Plunkctt, aud also in the firm OF J. Ii. Piunkett
4 Co. requests those indebted to either Of the above
firms TO come forward and make payment to the Sub
sc ribe,. Althose having claims, will present them
to the Subscriber. who will use every excrlion Ia
pay them OF as edlly as possible.
]. II. PLUNkEIT,
al tho Spout Spfns
Iuur 81
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NEGKOEA

NJ + will pay the highest price for able d ed
w Negroes, by the month, or for the balance of
the year. Owners are invited TO see us at our work
At Joshua's Fails, 3 miles below his place. OF at the
WashIUgton Hotel. BABE NpACkER.
Lynchbutg, May ,, 1855 sw
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NOTICE..
NOTICE.

n the month of March last, | executed a Power
Z OF Attorney to James +. Clark, who acted in the
capacity of my Overscer on the 9TH section of the
lanes River Canal, to make contracts, &c. for me.
The said Clark having since absconded, this notice
lsto iorwarn the public that the Power of Attorney
IS hereby annullcd and revoked, and that said Clark
has no longer any authority to make contracts in my
name, or IN any manner whatsoever binding me.
PHILIP +. ISLANDER.
Contractor, 5h sec. James Rircr Canal.
June 7 .,
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INHE undersigned having been appointed by the
J. county court of Amherst for that purpose, arc
now ready to receive proposals for building aJAIL
for said county.-Thcy desire that proposals may be
submitted as early as practicable, at %iarthest, by
June court.-at which time they wish TO close the
contract. A plan of said Jail is deposited with the
Clerk OF the county court, where il can be seen by
those wishing to examine it.
LINDSEY COLEMAN,
JAMES POWELL, CONS
WILLIAM G. CHRISTIAN
Amherst ca. May "a tic
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For Rent,

\ ND possession given immediately, the Brick
n TENEMENT, on Main street. formerly occu-
pied by Martin, Ward q Davis, as Dry Goods Store.
Apply to Thomas Mckinney, orlo
MARTIN, WARD & DAVIS.
Jan. Is
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SulN-PLASTERS.

y . me tune is fast approaching when SHIN
will be of no use to the hold
L h. subscriber informs the public generally, that
oe VIII take the following tickets for all Goods pur-
chased at his Store:
Union Savings Institution, Lynclburg,
Farmers 81 Merchants do
onlon Savings Institutions, Richmond,
Peter Cotton's do
H. W. al. J. Fry's do
May 2s hA",
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MASONICyOTICE

''uEkE will be a public procession and a public
installation OF the officers of Liberty lodge,
NO w. at Liberty, on the Anniversary OF ST. John
'he baptist, on Sunday the 24lh of June. The
members OF Marshall, Mt. Pleasant aud Amity
Lodges are respectfully invited, together with all re-
guar Masons in good standing, To join in the
OF the day.
BY order of the Lodge,
DAN'L. AUNSPAUGlI, Scc'y.
June : u,
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EislMlSo
~"THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN."

s published semi-reeay, ferery Monday ami 1hursdayJ al
Four Dollars per annnm; payable IN adrance. No sabscrip-
tim riHb be receired fora shorter period than sir months: and
70 paper mW be discontinued, (ercept al the discretion of the
Editorial until all arredrages are paia.
DYE TTSE r rs inserted 30 cents per square
Tor tessJ FIR The first Insertion, and 81 cents for erery sabse-
9uenf Insertion.
JJOB RINTING crecated neatly and erpediionsiy
aud on reasonable terms.
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DENEOLEYYO.V.

'I'HE o-partnership of J. Il. Bailey & Co. was
l. dissolved on the 9th day of June, by mutual
consent. All persons indebted TO the concern, arc
hereby notified TO settle their accounts with Mr.J.
H. Bailey, without delay, and those having claims
against the concern will please apply TO Messrs. Bal
ley and Womack for payment, when due.
ROBINSON &ELLlOTT,
J. Il. BAILEY.
June II Is
nOMESTIC LIQUORS, of superior quality
- Old Whiskcy, Rectiied. do Monongalia do
Peach Brandy; Apple do. For sale by
LANCASTER BRYANT.
June IL 4t
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SALE OF LAND,

\ pursuance of a decree ef the Circuit Superior
1 Court of Law and ClIanCrry, for the County OF
Amherst, pronounced on the 9Th day of April, 1888,
in the case of Oncy D.. IIuckStcp, Plaintiff, against
George G.. l~luckslcp and Eliza Ann IIuokstep, in
llnts. under the age of twenty-onc years, by Robert
TinsIey THEN guardian, specially assigned to defend
them in this suit and Jno. II. Wilson, Horace
Wilson. Richard w. Wilson. Elizabeth Walton,
John Tyler and Catharinc his wife, John Myers and
Sarah his wife, and William G. Christian and Mary
lis wife, heirs. at law OF RIchatd Wilson deed De
PENDANTS the undersigned, Commissioner, for the
purpose, will, on Wednesday the 18th day of June
next, II falf, II not the next far day, upon the prcmi-
SEES, at the late residence Of Charles Wilson, deed.
proceed To sell, by way of public auction, for ready
money, the several Tracts of Land described in the
deed of indenture, made on the 10th day of January,
1880. between Richard Huckstep, ofthe one part,
and Charles Wilson ofthc other part.
J. pETTYJOUN,
Commissioners.
May 10 tbs
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CHEAP NEW GOODS
AT reduced prices for Cash.

ROBlNSON ELLIOTT have just received, a
~ neat and fresh of Spring GOOdS,
embracing a undergraduates, much in demand, which
VIII be sold at prices much lower than any thing of
,he same description offered heretofore in this Mar
wet Persons will please attend and examine for them
selves.
April ,s
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L6tcASfTeId Enquirer:
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
BY HENRY ADAMS.

TERMS: To village and single mail subscribers,
two dollars per year payable before the expiration Of
six months.
To companies Of any number over six, 81 so per
year, payable as above To companies less than six
VI 70 per year, payable as before. IS cents will be
made in advance. These prcesare exclusive of mail
or stage charge for transportation;
No papers will be discontinued until all arrearages
are PAID, except at the discretion of the editor:
fore the expiration of a year.
%. ADVERTISING. One square three insertions, 81,
and the same proportion for two or more squares
Half square, IS cts. Continuance over three weeks
90 per cent per week. A liberal deduction made for
advertisements continued 6 or IL months.
ADMINISTRATORS and Executors Notices. 81 90
Commissioners Notices, l25
All communications must be POSTPAID.
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NOTICE.

wv ASLs
THE Judge of the Court of Probate for the
IL District of Washington has limited and
allowed six months from the date hereof for
the creditors of the estate of
JOSEPH WHITTLESEY,
late of Washington, in said district, deceased,
represented insolvent, in which to exhibit
their claims thereto; and has appointed Free
derrick Chittenden, Youngs Elliott and Joseph
E. Hatch Commissioners to receive and exa-
mine said claims. Certified by
IruIEL HIcKox, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at the dwelling house formerly occupi-
ed by the deceased. in said Washington, on
the first Mondays Of May and October, 1888
ct 10 o'clock in the forenoon on each of said
DAYS, for the purpose of attending on the bu-
siness of said appointment.
FREDERICK CHITTENDEN,
YouNGs ELLIoTr, COm'rs>
JOSEPH e. HATCH.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
euested to make immediate payment to
DAVID WHIrTLEsEY, Admins
r. N. WHITTLEsEY, ( traitors.
Washington, April 3, 1888. %
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NOTICE.

THE Court of Probate for Litchfeld Dis
l. icthath limited and allowed six months
from the date hereof for the creditors to the
estate of EDWARD LANGMA1D, late of Litch-
field, in said district, deceased, within which
to exhibit their claims against said estate,
and has appointed Messrs. Ozias Lewis and
Samuel p. Bolles, Commissioners to receive
and examine said claims.
The undersigned, Commissioners on the
estate of Edward Langmaid, late of said
Litchfeld, deceased, hereby give notice that
we shall meet at the store of s. P. Bolles, in
said Lftchfield, on the first Monday in June,
and on the last Monday in September, 1888,
at 2 o'clock 7. M. on each of said days, for
the purpose of attending to the duties Of said
appointment!
Oz1As LEWIS, Commits
8. p. BoLLEs, I sioners.
Litchfezd, Aprl 8. 1898. AZ
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CHARLOTTE c. Witty, Sta.e Of Connecticut,
vs.. MiddLeser county, S.
ELIJAH Witty. Sup, Court Fs5r'ry
Term, 1888,
TTPON the petition of Charlotte C. Witty,
~ of Middletown, in said county, showing
to this court, that in the month of November,
A. d. 1925, she resided in Salisbury, in the
county of Litchfield, in said state, and went
thence to the county of Duchess in the state
of New York, where she was lawfully mar
ried to Elijah Witty, then of said Salisbury !;
that Immediately after her said marriage she
returned with said Elijah to said Salisbury,
and that from November, 1925, to the present
time she has resided in the state of Connect
lieut.; that in the spring Of the year 1926, the
said Elijah Witty lett the said state of Con-
necticut, and went to parts unknown, and that
from thence hitherto, period Of more than
seven years, the said Elijah Witty has been
absent, and has not been heard of; praying
for divorce, as by petition on file dated the
18th day of February, 1888.
And whereas the said respondent, being
absent from this state, and his residence un-
known. cannot be served with actual notice
without great expense:
Ordered, that the said petition be continued
to the term of this court next to be holden Mt
Haddam, within and for said county of Mid
dlesex. on the first Tuesday Of September, A.
D. 1888; and that notice of the tendency Of
the said petition be given to said Elijah Wi
thy by publishing this order Immediately af-
ter the rising Of this court six weeks success
lively in the Litchfield Enquirer, a newspaper
printed in Litchfeld in said state of Connect
icut, and in the Constitution, a newspaper
printed in said Middletown to the end that
said Elijah Witty may appear before this
court, at the said term thereof in September,
1888, to show cause, If any he has, why the
prayer ofthe said petition should not be gran
ted. 6t46 JOHN FISK, Clerk.
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The sheriff Of Perry county. Pa. has ahscondsd.
leaving his bail minus some sO.OOO dollars Catch
him and make him 9sub-treasuer,
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Attention, RiAenaen !

VNHE members of the Rifle Company are
IL hereby notified and commanded to ap-
pear at the usual place of parade, in the vii
lage of Litch1ield, on Monday the 7th day of
May next, at g o'clock in the morning, armed
and equipped as the law directs, for compa-
ny parade and inspection.
LUCIUs D. ALLYN, Captain
Litchfeld, April 10, 1888. As
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NOTICE..

THE subscribers, appointed by the Hon.
Il Superior Court at its February term. A.
D. 1888, Commissioners on the estate of Jo-
MAS BLAcKMAN, of Litchfield, in said county,
adjudged by said Court an insolveht debtor,
hereby give notice that we will meet at the
house of Jabez Whittlesey, in said Litchfeld,
on the first Monday in May, and on the first
tober, isss, at 8 o'clock in the forenoon oe Of
each Of said days, to attend to the duties of
our said appointment.
JABEZ WH1TTLEsEY, } Commits
VIM. H. WHITrLEsEY, ! sioners.
Litchfeld, AprI g. 1888, As
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hope Of having their very reasonable request
complied with by a loco-foco Congress:
But should bill be even got through Con-
gress, they are in despair when they think
OF the ueto pOaCeT, and Of Martin Van Buren's
promise to walk in the footsteps of his pre-
oecesSor. Really the case is hard one.
Boston Atlas
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ALSO, THE CELEBRATED
1ambr;Gn Tooth Ache Pills.

C0mbrlGn IOOfh-ACke Pills,
(WHICH give immediate relief. without the least
w i.j"ry to the Teeth. On trial ibis viii be found
of the bes, remedies known for this complaint
Price SO cents box.
0None genuine unless signed the outside prn.
red ,per by the sole proprietor. r. KIDpER imme
mediate To the late DR.. w. r. CONWAY. For
sale al his C""nng Room, over No. 90 Courrstrec,
near Concert Hall, Boston, and also by his special APP
pointment, by
Drs. Buel and Beckwith, Litchfeld; E. Coples,
South Farms; j. C.. Stevens, Canaan;
Messrs. Loomis, Bethlem.
December IA. oe5wly23
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TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH
CORNS.

ATNiE celebrated ALBION CORN PLASTER ar
L. i"rds instant relief and at the time dissoives
And draws the Corn out BY the roofs, without the
beast pain.
CERTIFICATE. "To those afflicted with Corna on
their feet do certify, that have used the Albion
Corn Plaster, with complete success. Before had
used one box, il completely cured corn which had
troubled me for many years. make this public for
The benefit Of those afflicted with tina, painful
PIAInt WIN. SHAW.
Flushing, l.. I. Feb. %. Price so cents box.