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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-15

w" copy from the n. Y. Star ,hc FOL
i""'i:S iri'utr t"ihr memory Of the late
!Ihr, iia:niton, Jr. of this cltv.
i"h iSd't"r Of the Erening Star.
One citizen # South Carolina and
IN mi ,hi:ant of Charleston. anI indul ling
III it' sympathy which you have expires
sd IN relation I" the grief which cncun-
passed that afflicted city-a CITY so dis
'in:,'sH'nd for its generosity. h"spi,n!iiin,
ana noble charities, bur now duo.urd IN
SH>''nn tho rhaS'rmin" hnud of Cad | tru,,
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TIL INDIAN 3AYADEKES.

90, AXIS. SrpicinuGr.
The ;rcai novelty ui the week IS the nr-
RIVAL "t Il ban of real HayaIcrr>, brought
to Ihl> country from India bv NJ. Tardvcl.
There is not the slightest douh, trai the>..
are property urhcn,ir.tcd lmpnrta.iunS,
and thai no deceit ~ Intcm.h Il. IL i, sad
that III" greatest difficulty was experienced
IN "hiiIning The T"rni>Sion of their >upe
r'"r to their visit Z Europe. a law suit
IN which she had engaged at poudicl,erry,
ana winch there was every prnsprct of her
losing decided her to consent. an 10 ac-
r"'npan, them herself. iuu will have
>r'n hy The papers that this old woman l.,
nan" Sill, aud that she exceedingly
p'r,I' u:.,r in all thai relates to their co IL
tort and mora :. just as the vessel wa,
nh"nt I" sail. thc iiralinr,s came. in crowds
tn Judge i"r themselves if the ;,ccunIIuo-
daIr"n was such as they could approve of.
On" ct these girls CA ,any) had been
"c'ovcd tor some nmc Ivy ayoug Brnl,min.
lie had nci it appears, made much i'm
preston on her heart. as sh. looked cold
. a. .. i4f
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cats ''i Ia'r! =" ,Nc sn..,..n ..s 20 Ipr,y
r." i"mt a"mr i',h.3. eou.'v i,,. ~,
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-15
From Tie .Ncu York Examiner.

n LIVE MERMAID, AND No MISTAKE
A pr"t'iglous excitement prevails in Ire
Land, especially in thrCNbrtn; in conse-
q"enc" OF an 0ctnui Irving Mermuid. which
WAS recently caught in a salmon net al,
iianncraw Point. i'll the county of Done
gar There can be no mistake in ,!:is fact
as I'VE or six plpcrs corrOboratc il, in the
important paints, hut the derry Scntiuel''
and the "Fermenas,n Journal are the
tn"-t enthusiastic and particular in their
descriptions. The first announcement; au
prarrd IN he Sentinel, as follows:
4 mrrmdia, and no miSiukr,-A very
zen 'r;.I disbelief in the existence of the
MERMAID! IS likely to receive u severe shock
''":n I'll" truth Of The following statements:
A creature ~ every respect answering, the
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-04

The above medicine can be obtained only of tho 6e-
neral Agents, and those retailing agents having COM
mission signed by "A. Miles, Prest f. NJ. c." and
countersigned by az & r Stone, General Agents for
louisiana and bearing the Company seal.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-04
g UGAk-3U hlIas ~ e, for sale by
y m q DORSEY, 44NewLevee
PEARL STREET HOUSE. CINCINNATI


YJNHlS extensive and well known establishment
u tcorner of Pearl and Walnut straets having been
leased by tho subscriber he takes pleasure in
cling to the public that the whole interior of tho build
ing has been reftted and repaired-he rooms newly
furnished, painted and cleansed-anl that it now in
complete order for the reception of boarlers.
The subscriber being fully of the great desire
of the citizens to have least one FIRST RATE
HOTEL in the city, has not thus far will he spare
either labor expense bring about the great desid
eratum. His table shall inv uriabv be supplied in ev
cry Variety with the best the market atfors-his Bar
furnished with the choicest wines and .iquors-hs
sleeping apartments kept neat and clean-and plenty
servants will at all times he in waiting to give prompt
attention to the wants of his customers
He is particularly well provided for the accommodate
ton Of Families, his house contains large number
of Parlours with bed rooms attached:
He will have carriagns and horses at all times in req
dincss convey his boarders their
rival and departure free Of ezpensc, to and from Steam
and Canal Boats.
He hopes that Travellers and others will give him u
call, and judge ofhs accommodations for themselves
this is the only meh7d by which the merits of his
establishment can he satisfactorily tested.
GEORGE EICHELBERGER.
Cincinnati April LIST. lG37-ti. al2
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-04

SPERM OIL, CANDLES, &c.-3O casks New Bea
- ford Winter Oil; 900 boxes do do Sperm Candles
20 casks roofing Z,nc 100 boxes Boston Mould Candles
800 sheets Braziers' Copper. In store, for sale by
JOSEPH CUCkAYNE,
apo % Gravier street.
/ EAR LARD-9OO kegs III slore, for sale by
IL jel G DORSEY Al New Levcc.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-04

FOR BORDEAUX.
II The A | and new ship CHARLES, Capt.
,5s--,M, prcu ster, will receive despatch. For pas
hslit2 sage having superior accommodations Tor !"
cabin aud ~ .teeragc passsengers. Apply TO
LEVI II. GALE,
sII
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BUSINESS CARDS.
AsHIoN BILE cLoT HING

FASHIONAB BILE CLOT II 2NG
.. TAYLOR & MADDEN,
No. n Chartres street
HAVE constant supply Of every article pertaining
goiemen's dress, Of the latest style, at New York
urirrs dec 90
fgNlE undersigned have opened house in TINS city
a. underline firm of
H.P. LEVY s. CO.
For the purpose of transacling
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS:
OFFICE,
No. 10. Gravier street, mp stairs.
The firm at Grand Gulf, Miss. will be continued,
under the style of H z 81 J l. LEVY.
LEVY,
J l. LEVY.
References.
Peters IL Willard,
II b Hill & Co Louisville, Ky.
John NJ Gilmore, Vicksburg Miss.
Harper, Carpenter 81 Co.
Summers Il Waite, Grand Gulf, Miss.
Muir, Moore & Co.
Silas Lillard Nachez, Miss.
New Orleans, Feb 10, 1888. ap10
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-04

C0nptroNer's O0fee Second Mnnicipality,
Nav Orleans, June 81, 1898.
A GREEABLY to n resolution of the 9Th instant,
IA public notice is hereby given, that sealed propo-
sails will be receivedLy the Undersigned until Tuesday
the Cd July next for all the wood work to be done to
plan and specifications, dated 9th May, 1885, which
are now exhibited at this office.
je2l JOHN CAi.HOi1N, Comptroller.
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For the Interior.
a,,,.,,r,11F G CINCINNATI.
EOR LOUISVILLE.

..s..~a,, = The ,1eamboat "GlKAFFE.," OuPt
s#Ssonly two trips, per week. to paS 6sr
ssaa md liz intermediates landings on the h eG RAILROAD
DAYS Of departure from the Lake emu Of oe the arrival
WI DC =" o'clock cars. On the 4th of July next. sue
i, i resume her tr weekly trips as per late ees
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-04

bureau du COntroleur-SecOnde Municipaiite,
Nouvelle Orleans, q JUN 1888.
TONFORMEMENr une resolution du du cou-
" rant, avis public par lie presendonne que des of
fires cachetees seront recu par lie sOussgne usquau
de Juliet proclaim, pour touc la chapente des wars
iaire en- face de ceue Municpalite, commencement
un plan DIES specifications date du 80 Mai 336,
qu' 0n peut voir dams ce bureau.
81 JUN JOHN CALHOUN, Controleur.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-04

Bureau du C0ntr0ieur-Seconde Municipalite,}
Novelle Orleans, q JUN 1885,
(tONFORN1EMENTa une resolution du IL courant,
u AVIS public est par lie present dome, que des Of
fres cacheees reGu par lie Conseil de NUM-
cipnlte usquau9 de Juliet proclaim. pour fare des
aeloratios capres decrts; lie tout devant eirc fate
en- conformte plan de. specifications du dit
vail dams lie bureau du voyer eli surinendnnce.
saYnir
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-04

1 JET & DORSEY, "A New Levee.
BOOTS, SHOES Il BROGANS
UST received by ship Charleston and brig Talley
y rand, 3O0 cases Boots, Shoes and Broguns,
prsing good assortment and which will be sold low
for cush, or good city paper. A L DUNBAR,
u3l 81 (,ustomhoIlse st.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-04
FRED. WILKINSON.

Il INSr.ED OIL, in Casks and in bbls, warranted
H. pure article, for sale, wholesale and retail by
JARVIS g. ANDREWS,
Medicine, Paints Il Oil Dealers,
jel6 Corner of Common & Tchoupitoulas SITS.
DROWN SHEETINGS-SO,000 yards "A Brown
Ed Sheengs, landing from ship Cherokee, suitable
for the Mexican market or City trade, Tor sale, by
STETSON n AVERY,
iel8 So Graver street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-04
NOTICE..

TRAVELLERS going to Mobile by the Mail Line
4 on Mondays, Wednesdays and FRIDAYS. will regis;
in the Stage Pascaeou the above named days,
unless :hc,r NAMES be placed on the way bill.
Those VINO nave heavy baggage can have it taken
direct to Mobile by any heats during the week, excep
on the above named days. GEO WHITMAN,
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FOR BREMEN.
II The first class and fast sailing ship tbEo,
,f1s4ssA Captain Watts, will receive despatch. FOR
AAAAG passage onlv, having h.nd sn"e acco"oda-
,'.,1 n~niv 70 LEVI II. GALE,
;,5n SO Common street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-04

INK CHANGE on Philadelphia and New York
RL Checks, sc. for sale by
LAWRENCE & LEGENDRE
iel6 % and % New Lev
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RACON-i0 casks Cincinnati Cured in store, for
- sale, by G. DORSEY,
jel8 A New I.eyee.
ENLOUR-4OO bbls in store, for sale by
H. jel8 G.DuRSEl, ID New Leve'.
EAT LARD--50O kegs, in fine shipping order, for
- sale by G. DORSEY,
iel8 "A New Levee.
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SHIPPING.
For Europe.


III The l and fast sailing shp Grand H.; Isl
,ttsssM TURK, Captain Thompson, Will receive des-
AAAhg patch. For freight of 100 bales cotton, or
passage, having handsome accommodations for 3 ord
messengers apDly to LEVI II GALE,
ieog 90 Common street.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-08-28
Caledonia County Grammar
School mt Lyndon.

FENHE Fall Term o! this institution will com
n mence on Wednesday the FIFTH day of Sep
tember next, To continue twelve weeks. The un-
expected degree Of public patronage and confidence,
this school has shared during the past year, has in
duced decision to supernend its interests another
year. And it is hoped those pupils who have once
been with US, and whom expected 10 meet
more, will again mingIe in youthful and happy
circle TO pursue with profit and pleasure greater
than ever, the branches hitherto attempted to be
taught
Arrangements made that the Languages,
Natural Sciences, Mental and Moral Philosophy,
and other higher branches will receive Grill
cal aud extensive attention. Lectures and exper-
imcnts will be more systematically and frequently
given class of teachers will be formed and re-
Gel We during the such instruction as will ia
cilitate the duties Of that employment. Lessons in
criticism will be attended by advanced scholars in
eonnexion with which brief lectures on the nature,
use, and Variety of language, will be given
An opportunity will be given moderate
charge, for acquiring knowledge of Geography
the speedy and interesting plan Of Classification
Music will be taught as heretofore by Miss ]. A.
PADDOCK. e. E. ADAMS Principal
Aug. IS, 1888 55-3w
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for which he has received the handsome sum of
ONE THOUSAND, EIGHT HUNDRED DOLLARS, exclusive
OF EIGHT HUNDRED AND EIGHTY DOLLARS travelling
lees; or eight dollars one cighthper line; large
fraction over one dOtiGr per aoOtd!! This is plain
cyphering, but should like to be informed, by
Locotoco Mathematician, how many such speeches
it would take to make the Canadas free md indie
PENDENT
WoRKINGMEN, of the 9th Congressional district
can you consent to work for $40 per month, and
sweat and toll from ~ to Is hours day, and pay
such price for fto ,oords? If this is the extent
of our patriotsm of our love of liberty, of de-
votion to the cause ofthe oppressed Condemnation
is it reasonable to conclude, that the would
exhaust finances, sub-treasury shnp asters, and
alh and The British LION continue to howl in North
America till the elements melt with fervent heat?
Mr. Fletcher did mt say word when the Southern
aristocrats called US, Northern Workngmen, staues
but that Nay Tor dressed them down WELL and want
another Naylor in Congress, and BILL UPHAM is
just the fellow
This is the verdict of hundreds who synpathise
with the Canadian Patriots, and this, on the first
Tuesday of September next, will be the decision
OF many DAY LABoRER.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-08-28
FROM THE FRONTIER.
The SHORT HILLS CONNECTS.
Correspondence Of The Albany .ArguS
,,,,,-nu,x-. A. ~ 1905

LEWISTON, Aug. Is, 1888
1t may be matter of interest to your readers
to he informed of the fate of the sixteen State
convcts, sentenced to be executed OH the 25II
Three OF them, Chandler, Wait and Mcleod,
are to be executed on the 18th, agreeable their
sentence.
Eight others, including Miller and lie other
Americans, to be transported to some of the
British domains for life. The three others, to
the PenItenliary for three years.
The case of the remaining convict Vaproner
has not been decided-great efforts having been
made by his friends to procure his Punishment to
the States.
The trial of Beamer, who led body of Ian
GERS atthe Short Hills, comes on to day or to-
morrow; and the general belief is that he will be
and sentenced to be executed.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-08-28
Public School.

NTOTiCE is hereby given that Public School
IN will be opened at Lower Waterford Vt. com
mencing the Sd day of September neat under the
charge of E l. CARPENTER, in whose qual6ca-
tons, both TO instruct and govern, his employers,
and the people in this vicinity, repose great conf
dence.
All the English, and classical studies usually
taught in Academies, will be thoroughly taught by
the instructor Also the French Language
BOARD can be had in good families at reason
able price.
yUlTION-$3, per quarter, payable at the
end of the term
r. r. FAIRBANKS.
Lower Waterford, Aug. 10, 1898 55-3w
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EDr. EW. e. lEDgI---EpenaFsfs

VMT-iLL be at Danvle Aug. 22d and intends to
wv pass through Concord, Waterford Lower
Village Lilteton, aud Bath, n. H., Wells River
and Newbury, in The order in which they are nnn
ed; and remain in each place few days only -
The best of Porcelain incurruptibe teeth, from one
a lnli set, gold plate pivot, will be inserted
in manner that he feels confident will not fail Of
giving satisfaction.
ident Dentist, Saratoga Springs, n Y frot. Palm
er, Woodstock, VT; Gov. Palmer, Dunville, W.
Teeth Brushes, and Powders, constantly on hand
for sale
Lyndon, Aug. 18Th 1888. 55-,3w
p. 5. Those having decayed teeth will do we'll
well to try his method Of plugging
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-08-28

HoRRID MURDER-A most cruel and dahol-
ical murder was committed on Juckson's river
in Bath county, on Frdny last. Two children
daughters Of George Mayes, Esq The one about
and the other about years of age, were found
with their thronls cut, lying near the gale leading
to their fathers house. They had heen al school
three quarters of mile distant, and circunstan-
ces go far to show that they had been Intercepted
by some Of Mr. Mayses servants on their retnrn
home, and that they did the horrid deed. Three
of them, we learn, are ilnpcnted--a negro wo-
man and her daughter, aud negro hoy, all of
whom have been committed TO Bath jail. Ii is
said that the i'll temper of the woman had been
greatly excited by something which had occnr-
red in The family, and thus cruelty aud savagey,
il would seem, has she wreullei her vengence.
T'hisiS certainly one OF the most unmitigaIed &
lIorrbleI Instances of depaviiy that it has been
our lot TO recorl-and deep and bites is he an
guish which it must infiIct on Mr. Mayes and
his tamilv.-,SiruHf0n (V0.) Spectator
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-08-28

selfconstituled judges of the rights Of The free
men of the North; and they never will bow to
that .llctatlon. Letns add aGth-a Green Noun
tain boy, reared amongst our own mountains and
inihued with that ardent love of Liberty-wth
that independence aud fearlessness--wh char.
ncterizes Vermcnters. Young men of the fifth
district: WILLIAM UPIiAM is the .ftfh name
to be added TO the list of the representatives of
free Vermont Let Wis see that his name Is added
to the list on the first Tuesday in September.
Wdtchman & Journal.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-08-28
rIECTIoNs-GooD NEWS I!

ILLINOIS Twenty-eight counties nave IN part
49,. Ia,xa f,o, and The net Wing gain is 800
ia ,ho chance for Edwards, Wing, is thought to
L..ho,, even The " B. majority at the last
lection was between 3 and 1000. For Congress
il is pretty certain that Casey Conservative Rey
polds GocoGoco) and Stuart (Whig) are elected
The complexion Of the Legislature is more favora-
bIe Thus far it stands Senate, 6 Wings, 2 Con.
servatives, and Loco House, 80 w. 2 G. and 13 L..
MISSOURI In this State, as far as heard from,
there has been unexpected Wing gain The
minority against humbug Benton in his own county
is EIGHT HUNDRED and the net Wing gain
in 10 counties is 2 ,}59 Tho V. b. mai in the
whole state at the last election was 3 65S--a gain of
/ 800 in the remaining Al counties will give the
State to the Wings. The Legislature stands far
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-08-28
YOugsS Ladies' Seminary.

A SCHOOL for the instruction of Young Ladies
"a will be opened by Miss Z. nj. BONNEY at
Waterford, Upper Village, in the building former
Iy occupied a Masonic Hall. on the I'd Monday
OF September. 1888, and will continue twelve
weeks.
TUITION For instruction in the English branch
es $500 per quarter
For Instruction in the French Language 81 90 in
addition per quarter
For instruction in Drawing and Painting, So 90
per quarter.
For instruction in Music, ION the Piano Forte>
$500 per quarter.
BOARD-In respectable fimiIias, from 81 ,25 TO
so per week.
No pains will he spared to advance the moral
and sncnl as well as the scientific improve ment Of
the pupils, and from her former experience and
success teacher and from the very superior adj
vantages for instruction in the branches above
mentioned, which she herself has recently enjoved
il is believed hv the friends OF the institutions thar
this school under the charge of Miss Bonney, with
the aid Of competent assistant, will afford advan-
'agas TO Young Ladies' not surpassed by any in the
country.
Upper Waterford, Aug. IS, 1898. 55--3w
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Having been nominated by portion Of my fellow
c,tiZens, for the office Of Treasurer of the State OF
Vermont, II will naturally be presumed, were to
continue TO be candidate, that facquesce in the
views, and adopt the principles of the party nomin-
atlng me-
My sentiments respecting the currency of the
country and the subtrelsury scheme in particular,
are dissimlar from those entertained by MANY of
The party which has brought forward my name,
that cannot remain in this position without Justly
incurring the mputation of dupcity, or without
an abandonment of'my present views
must therefore decline being any longer consid.
cred a candidate.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-08-28
FOR TIE CALIFORNIAN.

u Mr. Eaton of the North Star, makes great
noise about Mr. Charles Da0is, his neighbor, being
a fcderatiSt In one Of his papers, Mr. Z. offered
himself as a witness to prove that he heard Mr. D.
say, he was federa{ist; and now Mr. L. says he
prove by other witnesses that Mr. d. has lately
said he .fcderaiiSt. Mr. Eaton must know
thele two kinds of fcde, afiSts; one spoken of
by Jefferson, when he snid, &c We are all republi
cans; we are all federaiists;" that is, both parties
at that time were honest men. But the federalists
OF this day, the party to which Mr. e. belongs are
not considered to be honest in politics II Mr. Da
Wis has been one Of that kind spoken of by Jefer
son, shall not discard him on that account
That MIR has ably, for twenty years past supported
the Democratic Wing principles, and never run
away from the Democratic Wing party, is beyond
all doubt; and this is enough establish his Demo
cratic principles. Mr. Eaton was with Mr. Davis
five years in the Democratic Wing party, advocat.
ing the same principles that Mr. Davis now advo-
Gates. Was Mr. then .federalist9 By no means;
he was then democrat, but he changed his prncl-
pies, run away fiom the Democratic Whig party
and joined the federaists
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-08-28

u-g7 Fanny Wright the bright Venus Of Democ
racy, as usual just before important elections, has
undertaken to cuii 1hien the New. Workers on the
subject oiEo&io Marriage Banks and other NO.
nopoos Forrest, the Pioyac:or, has Turned Poi
itcian and delivered IN Grafton TO the I.ocofocos
in The city, on the 4lh fJuiy. The noted McKen
zie, formerly radical member Of the Upper Cana
da Parliament, and distinguished actor (behind The
scenes) IN the late Canada troubles, the publisher
OF Gazette IN New York, ad coating a Revolution
in the Provinces, has declared himself nightly
pleased with the principles Of the great She Loco
foco. And lastly, Ficschi, the inventor Of the In
ferna Machine, has arrived in N. Y. and will prob
ably be taken into favor by The parrv. Can the
Wings, the Merchants, Mechanics, Sailors and La
borerS resist all these elements of evil, aided and
put IN motion by the immense amount Of Govern
ment patronage, State and National? Mons Per, ons
as Richie saws
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-08-28
EreenMem of st. sTOhmsbWTy--
q wv "A EG EG!s

The Democratic Wing Electors of St. Johnsbury
one and all, are invited TO meet in convention, on
Sept LIST, at FRENCH'S HOTEL, Centre Village
at o'clock, afternoon, for the purpose Of nomnat-
ing candidate to represent the town in the State
Legislature, 1t is desirable that every Wing be
present on the OCCASION puncualy at the time spe-
Gifted. PHILO BRADLEY, }
ABEL PIERCE, STown Com
A. G. CHAD WICK,
Aug &c 1888.