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Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-16

ECLIPSE OF THE suN.-There will be almost
a total eclipse of the sun on the 18th Of Seq
tember next, in the U. States. 1t will be tho
last central eclipse of the sun visible in the
United States, until May 26th 1854; which
will also be annular. The next total eclipse of
the sun will be in August 7th, 1ae4.-Ohio
City Argus.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-16

General Jesup arrived at Norfolk on Satur-
day, from Charleston, and left Norfolk for
Washington in the afternoon. He was ac-
companied by Major Brant, Lieutenants Len
nard and Freeman, and Surgeon Finley, of the
army and by Lieut.. Caldwell Of the marine
corps. M ...s,s ,
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-16

This bill will not be again taken up before
Monday, whenI think the House will occur in
only one of the amendments, and which amend
ment appropriates about one million of dollars
to the Cherokees, in addition TO the sum provi-
ded for in the treaty; and thus amended, will
become law.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-16

MURDER.-Wm. Cunningham has been
committed in Wayne County, Ohio, upon the
charge of numbering woman by the name of
Battebaugh in East Union township, on the
night of the 18th ult.-Ohio City Argus.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-16

INcREDIBLE.-Dr. Brandreth has made
couple of pills twenty horse power each. He
thinks them capable Of working a steam boat
across the Atlantic Boston Statesman.
This is probably rather extravagant calcu-
lation, but no doubt whole Box Of the Doc
tors pills shipped at once would ,0ork very
quick passage.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-16

To THE PATRIoTc.-The people Of .Nau-
NEE City, are respectfully requested to meet at
the Central House on Tuesday evening next to
consult upon the propriety oftaking measures
for the celebration Of the anniversary ofour Ma
tions birth. Let all those who feel an interest
in the observance of an old and valuable Gus
tom, come.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-16

The steamboat New England was sunk on
the Both ult. on her passage from Gardner TO
Boston. She was run into by schooner, and
sunk In half an hour. Three passengers were
lost, the rest succeeded in getting on board he
Her.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-16

TnB HEsPRRIAN.-Th second number o
this Magazine has reached us. It contains q
goodly number of valuable papers. The FIRST
IL d continuation of very good article in the
first number, entitled aOhio in 1885" 1t is
impossible to notice all the good things in this
very voIuminous periodical. Asfor poetry, we
are no judge Of the article, but we pledge our
selves that the First steamboat by the au-
thoress Of g the Contrast" is very good, and
very appropriate too, in this land where steam
boats flourish SO luxuriantly. The "plea for
universities by President Lindsey is noble
production, in a very chaste and pleasant style,
and \ zeik Smith, BY aYorick' is a faithful
protraitufe Of the veritable animal himself.
But, Mr.. g o. c." we want to call you to
nn account. Call and settle, if you please.
You're wanted at the ripg-bolt a few moments,
fer special purpose. How could You, sir,
prelacea very respectable story with such an
0ut f.the-way picture Of our most delightful
country. Look at your own work!
1.-The land route, from the village Of Lower
6andnsfy 10 the City Of Detroit, trayerses, for
I6l Thirty miles the most drsary and diff
<|III porE Of that desoIate region, fainiliarly
I1t*a IA Ohio and Michigan BY the appellation
~ ths Black Swamp. Il
Y II remarkably dense growth ofsmall timber
fnd underbrush arising out Of the black and
sfagnank water, which oversproads the whole
I-.I -. y
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-16

THINKING TwIcE.-sM Massa," said a negro
servant, "I tink once l tink twice."
'Wel what do you think!n said bis MASTER
impatiently to him.,
ltlnk do tail OBJ our coat be d. fire."
Why did you not tell me soonerqe said the
master in rage, and half enyeloped in fire.
''Because, massa, you tell me always tink
twice afore Ispeak once.v
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-16

Twenty-Five Canadian families, numbering
about one hundred individuals, journeying in
in seventeen covered wagons passed through
Oswego, N. Y. recently, on their way to the
Great West. They were prepared to open
farms at once.-iState Jour.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-16

It is said that rich man can no more enter
the kingdom Of Heaven, than camel can crawl
through the eye Of a needle. If from the 9TH
er extreme Of circumstances opposite conse-
quences will proceed, printers have nothing to
fear.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-16

We are happy to refer those of our subscri-
bers who are woogrowers, to the ADVERTISE
ment Of Judge Wolcott, in this weeks paper
A good carding machine has been a desidera-
turn with us for some time.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-16

Congress has passed bill appropriating
money for the continuation of the national road
through Ohio, Indiana, aud Illinois. -Hancock
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-16

o. From an advertisement in the Miami of
the Lake, we learn that proposals for grading
and .McAdamizing a portion of the .uaumee
and Western Reserve Road will be received
at Perrysburg until the 3Oth inst. The .Mc-
Adamizng to be completed by Oct. 10, 1889.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-16

In New York City, there are one hundred
and ninety miles of streets and avenues open
cd, and sixty-nine miles are ordered to be OPEN
ed.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-16

A man has started paper in the State Of
Maine to be issued !" occasionally, which 10
great deal oftener, the editor says, that he
shall be able to get his pay.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-16

MEETING OF rnE CITY CouNcIL.--On We'd
nesday last, at the American House; present
one member. The member nominated himself
as chairman-motion not seconded. Motion
was then made to suspend the rule requiring
motions to be seconded, for the purpose of en-
abling a chairman to be elected-lnotion not
seconded. A discussion them arose as to the
necessity of the latter motion being seconded,
which was argued with great spirit OH both
sides, by the member present, and decided neg
atlvely. The main question was then put and
carried by triumphant majority of one. There
being no business before the assembled coun-
Gil, it became desirous to adjourn, but it ap-
peariDg out of order for the chairman to orr
ginate motion, all adjournment could not be
effected, and to the best of our knowledge and
belief the City council is still in session and will
remain so until another member appears to
move an adjournment.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-16

TEMrERANcE.-We understand, that at the
late payment upon the line Of the canal, substan-
tial favors were extended by the Board of Com
missioners, towards those of the contractors,
who did not admit ardent spirits upon their
jobs. We do not vouch for the truth of the
report, but hope that such is the case. 1t is
not the only reward to those contractors who
discountenance the use of Intoxicating liquor.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-16

r.adrerfisemenfs intended for t.is paper,
should be headed IN as early as ls o'clock on
Friday, 70 insure insertion. .l
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-16

Is IT TRUE?-It is stated that seven of the
new officers appointed in the customhouse,
cannot even write their names-and have &C
tually signed their paper as the Dutchman said,
with an dre--thus
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-16

"Pheim OK Tooley whagg." But what
mark
of tlatl "Dost thou use to write thy namel
Or hast thou mark to thyself, like an honest
plain dealing man?' inquired one of the illus
trious kings of the Loco-focos, Mr.. Jack Cade.
W. Y. Com.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-16

was naugated by stage coaches, 1t is the finest
country for growing timber between the North
and south poles, which, we take it, are thetwo
tallest poles in the United States. DO you
call that asmall timber" whereyo rnay aver .
age six rail-cuts from eacE trunk, and take
twenty five good rails from a cuttingl The
trees must have grown amazingly since the
road was opened. The writer must have got
little soured by his joltings through the ruts,
and perhape little angry at Uncle Sans Mail
driver, because he wouldn't stop and let him
warm, or he would not have painted the Black
Swamp in such dark colors. 1t is clear, he
owns no land among the "road tracts" nor
city lots at Portage river, or he would have
been "whist as mice" about the mud holes.
All! SIR, you must not tell such stories oil US.
The Black Swamp, sir, is fast becoming one of
the finest agricultural countries in Ohio. The
streams trot briskly along cleared of their OBJ
structions; the growing corn looks green along
the road; the smoke rises from the snug set
lers cabin in the edge of the woods; the axe
and the falling tree are heard by day, and the
COW w-bcll rings cheerfully at eve; Aaxen headed
children, not few, stare at the passing trav-
eller, and thanks to Gen. John Patterson, (not
he who run the line) the road is very passable
to this day, though the late'thunder storm may
have made it little sticky any how.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-17

ITO THE PBBLIC-DR. d AN0ELiS, termsgy
prnctii1ner OF dicpe In the public hospitals y "a
pes aad member sf he Medical Faculty Of the city Of New
York where he has besn practising physe aScs sSe year Is
continues consulted his Office No so fuon a. near
opposite Church The obstinate and aveerse d.
requiring the nent IN and par
tieularly all originating impury OF the blood, and
chronic Affections rheumaisms obsructons ulcers In the
throat of the skip debility ko will be speedily asd
radically least expensive and most
nient 10 patients Remedies TO be used prepared by him.
self and geed effects rendered nfabls DR. De Angels
has effected which has bafed all the
sources medical he cites only few. Copy OF
from Ds Osborne and Ireland physicians of this city
Dr. De Angelis
lie Falton street, Dec. 6, 1873.
Strive have hesitation In replying to note Ia
ing you credit your successful
Thora after bad ba6ied physicians here
In favorable climate We obedient
SAMUEL OSBORNE. M d.
w. H. IRELAND M. D.
Patients may inquire Of Mr.. Thorn himself who is be
found No Jones lane below Coffee House Slip, and also
of his brother Alderman Thorn BROOKLYN Dr. be Angels
also refers Thomas NJ MLeaR of les Maiden Lane
bis in curing diseases and also Mr. Pbye cabne, maker
Mr.. john r. Been, and Mr. Burt,s, bookseller.
B. All DR. De Angels family medicines may be had n,
hrs once jez7.Sm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-17
RR. J FRANCIS, OCCULUS.AQUA, ON
IL SPECIFIC FOR DISEASES OF TUE HUMAN

EYES-Is presenting the afflicted francis celebrated
sosse OF ds.y and feeling which Tells him he viii be he
Of .saling the sunefngs % hi. fellow creature.
eases hope had ned and wnsre peTpe,u. loss o. VI
:sa Faculty snS declared 10 !.
sbie.-tsee sertihcstes)
p.ess Il. Se som%nu
tnow 70 .a .ss ,h. may prove balm Of healing 70 the
francis Aqua adapted 70 all innanmsory diseas
aages-t adapted all kinds Of affections lnsbiy
the eyeds-weaknesses ef sight, opthauas, he II
dead csudy sppesrancss frequently Lnsws BY The Mans
"Ca,rse.s. Finally =. those nhamms'ory snd nervous dis
v.rably be trea,s ID by this inestmsbie remedy.
or nse Advice cheeruy given free Of stihe pro
peos house where alone the specific can be procured In
Profe.sions hours frs TO u O'Clock "A NJ and from 10
10 Barclay st. yuss IL, 1884,
Ps has been thought nd 70 amer STEW eerh.
% esd selss ~oss are .aesn, Vouchers T..
.eeurney O. thelr s,,eTen Le make any sopnsn s on
ssd the usblemished honor oftbe authors
From the Rev. Mr.. Potter Pastor the church Bridge
sso e s. a..g sn % In
pending several hundreds OF doIso various remedies with
sse 70 rsSe remedy TO the
grs,h, Of bis friends after using y though rsryr tor
sight ard speedily did be Improve IN health I'LL he recovered
xso,ser case was tina, Of poor man. Who spending nine
oplhs Rye Inhmsy discharged ny the ply
Of the institution with what they termed incurable
cataract eye, that he nearly bnd trial Of
Or Franc remedy however three hotties only being used
~ h removed IT, to the surprise Of all who knew hr, and
with that eye well ever he did feel II
my duty to give this Information for The benefit Of the
public.
The Rev j. Harrison, a Thompson having prosured
hae sf the above Mrs. Harrisen's ssyso hn
torhrent removed the and prIn which had
been for years. she had many dit
ters they all failed. Therefore hope ~. public VIII
soon appreciate Its value. J0skPH HhRliisONs
Mrs Hccsfey. No jane, .. ~isow Of the late Or Ne
Carey, having used DR. Frspcis wstersysI am hap
e from absolute sndness ssd hope the public win
know It's value"
Tn. rev Mr. Dunbar says-Frem the testimony OF those
who have used the eye prepared by DR. Francis
hessoa In recommending 70 the special notice Of
the publie." DunCAN yuNbAk
THE IMPROVED ENAMELLED EyEs, inserted by
Dr. Isaac Francis cannot be dssg urbcd frem the natural
and III perform every melton OF hst organ without giviss
the slightest pain.
10 Barclay street, New York. je2 Smkws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-17
GSOO REWARD CROSSES SPECIFIC MIX.
- cOU TIJRE-For he Of taa.S elects

ScVU TURE-For the cure Of Gonor RI ea Seets, Strc
lures and analogous complaints Of the organs generation
OF all remedies YET discovered for the above complaints this
is the certain
Asakcs aspeedy and permanent cure, without the
We give long quacksh 10 deceive the
public 1.-THE dicne does speak far ITSELF shall
speak for it, Our object onody where be had and
that The proprietor challenges single Of 6onor
rhGs be brought. in which the Mixture will effect
pie cure, under a forfeiture of$5e0
This disease that all ranks
ceiy-hgh low, rich and poor matrnonla and single They
are presented with remedy by which they cure
themselves without the least exposure in the shortest time
possible.
Further, the disease cannot be conraced dose Of the
Mixture taken Al night going bed when exposed.
up in bottles with full drecticns accompanying it.
at 81 bottle One bottle lasts week. which generally cures
Many cured H. i've days.
For sale only Dr.. Wm H. Minors drug No. 1870
Broadway, Of Dey (Frankn Housed New York
and Jones and Hutchson OF Chesnut and h
Philadelphia aus SIM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-17
MEDICAL CAND-DR CARPENTER Es. Z Peck

MEDICAL CAND-DR CARPENTER, Re 4 Peck
Ivl Slip, New York deews proper occasionally to remind
the public that he continues administer 10 the afflicted al k
old established Dispenssry.
To nupbsr Of the d tns Of this metropolis he needs
no bersd bis victory IN It's most
pcsed and ucye forms-ror does he deem msters 10
be very specific IN enumeang the Of The various mss
dies in which mankind and womsnk md subject
he bcgs esve respectfully To remark that
he hmseto Office practice ssd devotes himself
sorsy welfare Of his patients, Keeps no assistants
shep boys separate cces for the privacy OF pser
who ssr come In costact
Dr. Carpenter wonld add that he regularly educated 20
icine snd and rec ived his ID
perns 1878 ~ the New York stse Medical soce
IT, signed nv highly and much lsncnffd John
n Rodgers. D. Presert sns that he has for long
deli and private disesse
Ne psrtensr in the .nmser-4 feeL slip, sesr r.snt
sly DE-. CARPENTER
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-17
RxTENSIVE STOCK OF CUTLEAY AND
PlH rOLS SELLING OFF.

Pts rOLS SELLlNG OFF.
VI>HE Subscribers contemplating change IN their bus-
sale and charges, the whole of
their large stock Of Ie and Common Cutlery and
Pistols of their recent Importation direct from
English manufactures is well selected and in fine cond
tisn Southern and Western Merchants well city pur-
chasers will find their advantage to CALI The stock
sists OF
JOSE PHI ROGERS SONS fine pocket and table Cutlery,
Scissors and RaZors in endless variety.
JONATHAN CR00KE'S pocket, pen, and sportsman's
Knives, large assortment.
WosTENHoLMs pocket pen and dirk Knives. very large
assortmenl
Ivory table dessert Knives with and without Forks
dozens, aRd in complete sets.
Extra fine table Cutler fitted in mahogany and rosewood
Of 6Re dessert Kaves and Forks plated, steel
Casks OF table and dessert Knives and Forks and
Carvers including sham white bone, selfp, and
CcHnon and blade and dirk Knives, in dozens and
cards.
Pallet Knives, Huptng Knives.
Scissors and Shear of all
RAJ 0RS by Makers the lowest price very
finest qaeity.
MECHrS MAGIC Razor S.rops
DlxoNs German silver Spoons, Forts Ladies, Butter
Knives, nc.
Elegant Dressing and Shaving Cases of London
PlsTOLS-A large assortmen of English Pocket, Belt, and
Dwelling Pistols some in mahogany eases complete
Pocket Rifles, Lancets, Fleains, Corkscrews, &c &c
GRAVELEY wREAKS, Importers,
No 6 Asier House, Broadway.
NJ b. The store 10 let Inquire as above sc lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-17
PICTORIAL HONEY b. OF
LIVERWORT.

~ This Invaluable medicine has snad.d By pufery or
Is n9aans efficacy il removing the inspiep, symptom.
that deadly human Consumption or in radcal
coughs ASTHMA Influenza Group whooping cough, oil in
Mandatory affections Of The chest and offered The
publ at price which renders vsusblc reparatiOn
ayslab TO even The poorest Undera climate 50 va
lively for some remedy pleasant its acton and ..e,ups IN
It's opeaon TO remove In their birth those SYMPTOMS which,
preparation such presented the community IN
the Pec,oria Honey Of Lyerwor the unfsng efficacy
BY many Of our most mos. respectable who having
rencsas erect hav voluntarily authorised The
The dveas above alluded to.
In a. cases Of difficulty in breathing saused by naanma
viii be found invaluable unainr source Of relief cps
Ia those Distressing complains inclass, to children, Group
m.oers ss ain
against The sSsoaches Of consumption In fact the
multitude but and OF saveTssS nedi
Garments may with peculiar proFriey be applied Peco
Fer sale By JAMES D. NowILL, see proprietor. corner.
Of d Msa'G %e iRs cs,asT co is Maiden
T. Milhau, 1888 Broadway
Adamson Cha, 6s9 Broadway, and Bewsry.
JAMES Tarrsnt corner of Greenwich and Ware. sts
George D. CGgseshsl corner Of Pearl aad Rose SIS.
HF Bust, aorner Of Hammersley and varick sts.
o Allen \ lasersol, Grand corner Of Norfolk 8.
Z Blagrove & Powers BrooLIyn.LL
T j. F. ZONES, jamaica L..
Or. Elias T,iyeI, Psoghlespse.
" Htn ST. s soi, G,... f ~ albany
Luther Kelly ! co: Genevs,N.Y.
JaS Carpenter. Sing Sing
). DAVE Mitchell New Haven.
Roberts Atkinson, Baltimore.
f. H /; Sa .Si1i. cs ss..an Sc.
To avoid disappointment, purchase WITH
on. / benrs the preprietors signsture;
au23-lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-17

YsHss e s
o% sSe
.ias Z or ne OF S
Mod % s sG JOIN al 81 psS
Ny reasen for 50 doing IS that the demands 10 for the
bo am uasbis 10 supply ali the Orders ron Fsnee aoS
Italy alone and have ther, fore DISPOSED OF The privileges
order geasrsle the benefits Of my discovery
Given uaser my hand Paris on this nineteenth lay
efJanua'y IN the year Of our Lord sgh en- hundred
GAsrARp DrLLue.
PosrscRirT TO THE AsovE.
yOc ~S hue sdy o u es
books and find TO exceed four huHared thousand
while he orders hand csnnet be supplied less time
Trom an immense number Of testimonials -m regular
selected the foswsg which nay he Of 10 Yo1 viii
immediate r.ruoca,e from body Of eight OF the sbIe
medical practitioners 10 France
To Dr.. Msrrin isventOr Of the LGcina Cordial Eltr;r
Respected and Honored Strive have all, In variety
and have assembled for tn. purpose be,rn evidence to 4.
facts, and rendering the honor which due. The
prosrston OF The Procresst Funetons and Aca BsrsR
and therefore must prove blessing % The human
cura or desierou' nature and 10 short that Oft
With feelings OF admiration and respect ain sir
JossELIN BossUIT.
ADniENDEcnaND,
OCTAVE NiCOLS,
RSsSaHsSs!sssos.
PiEaHE sUFroN
For The purpose Of avoiding the chance Of imtron The
Drug store OF WILL An n minor, ISIS Broad.
JOHN wisTERs GdLDERwKLL, ND
Charleston, c. by the notorious importer, Truman sun.
mas. a2iw'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-17

nOC TOR SEARS would respectfully announce
During the years past, his practice this
and hroug the country has greatly increased and
ton Aagna Peccris and other Chronic affections which had
resisted the ordinary beer greatly relieved
that regards his moral nd religious charac be permit
ted 10 reie. to tn Right Rev Bishop onterdsnk D. and
the salutary effects his ament ,ee Office
and several cases Ia 'hs city similar 10 the related below
The Mr. stew of letter TO Dr. Sears which
Ne =" Th ee Msy Il s
Doctor Sears Dear STA few days after you In
soliciting yonr assistance her synpSms
dedy alarming much that called council Of physi.
gave Understand that hepeiess Hercough
her xpecoraon Her cough increased the drop
and the increase the drepsy the other rpared
energy and vruepce cough and thus, by their
muua reaction they hurryng the tomb. Al
time her cough continued sixteen hours h nj inters
morphne few day, after this your medicine arrived and
Immediately administered with the happy effects
skeleton OF what in health She has be.
sany gaining sisce, and able aitend in
her domestic with the OF
weakness enjoys comfortable health She is raised
from The dead.and while feel sou"d hrs asd principally
TO haHk God for bis family feel myself under
obligations also to you for yoar prescriptions In her
case You have laid my isy under The Gss'Ss.
distressing complaHts with which Mrs Stow dreadful
ly afflicted Yours, with feelings Of esteem srow
ANGINA PECToRIs.-Is prominent aud characteristic
the stomach aesded with pain the su,
particularly the EFT side and region the sesri extending Of
subject sometimes awakened with OF suhoca
on, dsc,iy in breathRg add experience shertnes Of
ing fight Of stairs These symptoms and
nbs a 2 az Ss
eque pdcd with peculiar and alarming
and often proving fatal When apparent good health en-
Dr. Sears has had much experience in the Of this
disease and has been successful in which has
sisted all ordinary aulo 5w
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-17

- EGARS.-lth uHiversaly conceded that there Is no
~ luxury equal the enjoyment Of genuine Havana
gar sEixAs Cedy street. has the pleasure Of informing
his customers and the he has made such
arrangements Havana will enable him
with the choicest brands and they always rely their
purchases from him and also Of sbtaning pure
and finely favored article. He has hand No
reago In half quart, eighths and ephs bexes which
old and highly favored being
bacco, and imported expressly for retail
100 600 Dos Compzneros,
$4,000 Riopds,
10000 Principi, at the genuine Novai tobacco,
~ 600 R~gala Of the government factory at Havans
10000 La Norma,
$4,000 Canones,
10000 Princess or Lady q segars.
Also Trsbuco Dos Amigos Pellons Morepos Inda
desuges and hicb
have been for For sale Wholesale retail
~ B. Country merchants would do well by calling II
Cedar Get lms