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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-06-18

Extract cfa certificate from ,he Rev. Mr.. Bradford.
DIR. Jayne-Dear Slr--Aly child, owing to exss
poseure, when recently coming up the Ohio, was
attacked by that horribly malady, GROUP. We
landed in tie night at Beaver Point, and when our
fears were alarmed, least the hoarse, sepalchral
cough was the .torerunner Of death, gave him IA
tea spoonful Of the "EKPEcToRANT' ia bottle Of
which was presented me with when in Philadelphia
and applied some liniment to the throat and breast
and before many minutes the hoarseness gone,
the child breathed freely and slept sweety. Owing
to these circumstances it cannot be wondered at
why ] have SO high an opinon Of Dr.. Jayne,s
medicine, and why advise every family to keep
il Oh hand, ready for any emergency.
Respectfully yours,
ARTHUR Is. BRADFORD.
Pastor Of the Presbyterian Church Darlington, Pa
June 9Th, 1889.
Numerous other certificates might be added, bu,
the above are considered sufficient evidence of its
great usefulness.
Prepared only by DR.. D. Jayne, No, 90 South
Third street Philadelphia. Price ST.. -.....
Where also may be had Jayne's Carminative
Balsaln, for the cure Of Bowel Complaints, &c
ionic Vermi flge, for the removal of Worms, &c
Sanave Pills, for Dyspepsia, Liver complaints, ant
Female Diseases, &c. Also .2iberts Hair Tonic
for the removal Of Badness and preservation q
the Hair. 80,
These valuable medicines are for sale by Mr.
H. HYDE, Front Street, Bath Me. 81.
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IT IOurs TOHPNOFFu'rJ n
ABRAHAM NJ CLE.N.N.4.r, Of Tennessee

To DR. VIM. Evans, 100 Chatham st. New York.
To James Dickson, So Cornhiil, Boston, agent for
the sale of DR. VIM. Evans Cammomiie Pills.
Lo,cetl Moo. Is, 1896.
Dear Sr-Knowhg by experience that every
reference that the afflicted receive Of the beneficial
results of medicines, cheerfully offer mine 10 the
public, in behalf of DR. VIM. Evans Canmon!e
Pills have been afflicted for the last ten years,
with distress in the headand chest; often so bad as
deprive me of sleep for three or four nights in
succession, but have never found relief by any of
my friends prescriptions, until my wife saw the
advertisement in the paper, when she persuaded
me to send for some, which | did, and obtained two
boxes and bottles, which resulted in Amos, COM
pletely restoring me to health although have not
yet entirely finished them. Should you consider
this any benefit to yourself or the public, you have
my cheerful permission to publish IT,
Yours respectfully,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-06-18
ZRSkiaaaOallNZS

ID BOARDING the efficacy of DR. VIM. Evans.
10, Medical Preparations in the most obstinate
cases of COWS UMP TON, COUGHS and COLDS,
diseases, liver complaint dyspepsia, bilious
diseases, piles, ulcers female weakness, and all ca
of hypochondriacism. low spirits, palpitation OF
the heart, nervous irratlbty, nervous weakness,
fuor albus, seminal weakness, indigestion, loss OF
appetite, heartburn, general debility bodily weak
ness chorosis green sickness, hatulency, hyster-
ical Paintings, mysteries, headache, hiccup, sick
.ness, nightmare, rheumatism, asthma tic douoreux,
'cramp, spasmodc affections, and those who are
victims to that most excrucaiing disorder, Govt,
will find relief from all their suterings by
of DR. Evans medicines
Pains in the side, chest, limbs, head, stomach or
back dnness or confusion OF sight, alternate flush
es of heat and chillness, tremors, watchngs, agta
ton, anxiety bad dreams, spasms, mercuria and
all other delicate diseases, are successfully treated
by DIR Evans.
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CERTIFICATES.

GTLetter from the Hon. Abraham Mcclellan,
Sullivan County, East Tennessee. Member Of Con
gress. Wdshtngtoa' J4ty 3d, 1888.
sir-sinco have been in this city, have used
some OF your Dyspeptlc medicine with infinite
benefit and satisiacton and believe it to be most
valuable remedy. One of my constituents, DR. A.
Garden of Cam pbell county, Tennessee, wrote me
to send him some, which did, and he has employ
ed it worry successfully in his practice, and says 1t is
invaluable. Mr. Johnson, your agent at this place /,
thinks you world probably like an agent in Ten.
nessee If So | would recommend DIR A. Garden
proper person to ofiiciato for the sale Of your
valuable medicine. Should you commission him,
he is willing to act for you. You can send tie
medicine by water to the of Robert King Il
Sons, Knoxville county, Tennessee, Or by land to
Graham {, Houston, Tazeweil, East Tennessee -
have no doubt but if you had agents in several
equities in East Tennessee, great deal of your
medicine would be sold. | am going to take sonle
of it home with me for my own use, and that OF my
friends, and should like to hear from you whether
you would like an agent at Biuntyile, Sullivan
county, East Tennessee. can get some of the
merchants to act for you. as live near there.
Yours respectfully,
qRPqH9M MTI k.h.1h". of Tennessee
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DIED.

Gu the 18th inst after lingering illness, which she
bore with christian torutude and resgnagon, ME. IKE
rsoc JANE KREBBs, consort of the late Samuel krebs
in the ssh year Of her age.
On the l7h inst at the residence or Dr. John ID Rea-
del in baltimore county, Mrs ANN JANE EASTER, re-
Iict of Rev. Ira 4. Easter.
On the 10th inss suddenly Noun Pleasant, CATH
xsIrr F., aged II months, daughter OF Henry Man
kin "a 80 -, - -. - -.
FrSpsRIcK youngest son Of Frederick and Mary Young
Al New Orleans on the 25th of April, VERNON q.
DoRsrY. Esu, formerly Of Baltimore, and son OF the
Al Pnnceton n j., on the 18th int. SAMUEL BArArD,
Fsc. in the 18th year Of his age. tsa ...s.,a.
the New York City Inspector reports the DEANS oi
iaQ persons IL that city for the past week.
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s2.s49.4@ Sc

by which ii will be SEEM that after deductng the sus-
pended debt from tine contingent fund, which on the LIST
of January last amounted 3Os55 IS, there then re-
Since that time the gain by discount exchange and in
terest amounts 73,562 81, and it it continue in the
proportion for the balance of the half year VIII a.
mount to S92O7s 81 and deductng hererom the prob
able expenses and three per cent for dividend III J1y
next will add to the contingent fund or net prohi OF le
Bank independent Of dividends, So 253 %, making To-
geher upwards of three per cent. its capital Ii TINS
estimate be correct the Bank will have on hand IN jan
1884, after making dividend of three per cent about the
after which, if shall be deemed expedien its dividends
may be increased, and its stock become more desra
BILE investment.
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UpY order of the commissioners of insolven debtors
ID for the city and county of Baltimore, notice is
hereby given to the creditors ofISIDORE A. SOJECki,
an soivent debtor, that personal discharge has been
granted the said debtor and that the said creditors are
required attend at the office of the commissioners IN
court house in the city of Baltimore, on the 6th DAY
of April next at ten O'Clock in the forenoon and nom-
nate or trustees, be appointed for their bene-
fit and to give all the information in their possession
the said commissioners, to enable them to report TO
Baltimore county court agreeably to any act of Assem-
bly passed at December session. 1884, entitled san act
relating 10 soyent debtors and that the 9th day of
June next hath been fixed for the final hearing in his
case before the said commissioners
Dated the ID day of March in the year 1910:
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RESALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.

RESALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
p Otler III Baltimore County Court sitting in Cham
n cery, the undersigned, trustee will sell by auction,
at the Exchange, on the 2ath May at O'Clock, p M,
all that valuable property lying on Monument street and
French street, in old Town. City of Baltimore, and de-
scribed follows: beginning the south side of
Monument street, point distant lib feet inches
ofConstitutiOn st. thence running eastwardy Monu-
ST. 4l9 feet nches with average depth about
200 feet The front French street is about 800 feet,
with depth of about $50 feet.
~ This property has upon it fcrty small Dwell
MlIIf LINGS and capital Mansion House with ice
lighthouses and other convenences. A part of this
property is subject 10 ground rent which the Trustee
will explain to any one disposed TO purchase.
The title shall be entirely satisfactory the purchaser.
The terms of sale prescribed by the decree are:
in cash and the residue in g. u and Is months, with in
terest For the credit payments security will be requr
ed JOHN GLENN, Trustee.
ma eodts
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, MAY %, 1910.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
Brig Chatham, Taylor, from Boston
Sehr Pilot, Knight, from New Orleans
Schr Olympia, Gator, from Richmond
schr Oral, Overton, from New York
Schr James Eleanor, Brown, from Havre de Grace
Schr Mobile, Brown, from Hayre de Grace --=4l
Schr VIM. Penn, Myers, from Havre de Grace
Scbr Hart, Nichols, from Havre de Grace
Schr Edwin c., Wilson, from Pert Deposit
Sehr Aaron Richardson, Marshall, from Port Deposit
Schr VIM. Grason, Marshall, from Port Deposit
Schr Branch I. Hurt, Edmondson, ftom Port De-
post
Sloop CUTTER Emerson, from Havre de Grace
Sloop Miller, Oliver from Havre de Grace'
Steam-packet Alabama, Sutton, from Norfolk. Re
ports nothing in the Bay.
Brig Commerce. Blanchard, for Baltimore, was at
MayagleZ ID inst. to sail in 10 days
Briggs ChicSasaw, Kendrck, and Baltimore, Parker,
hence at Boston on Tuesday
Schr Margaret hence at Newburypon 18th inst.
schr oceana, Clyme, hence at Fredericksburg.
PHILADELPHIA, NAV 2l.-Cleared ships Usage,
Valparaiso; Levant, Chareston brig Anaranth, ST.
Thomas
Arr barque donaldson, from New Orleans
Brig VIM. Thaeher, from st. Croix
Brig Henrietta, from Trinidad, Cuba
NEW YORK, May 20-Cleared Ship Marmora, Rich
mond; barque Due d'Oreans, Mobile
Arr brig Juan de Carthagena, from Mayaguez
Rrig Hmmaleh, from Rio Grande
Br. schr Jane, from Bermuda
Schr Richmond, from Richmond
Evenng-Cleared ships Rochester, Liverpool; AFRAID
ne, Antwerp; schr Heroine, Cambridge, Md.
arr snip orleans, from New orleans
Brig Dimon, from Charleston
Below Br. Ibarque Triton, from Liverpool
Telegraphed, ship John Barring, from Mobile
BOSTON, May 19-Arr brig Sarah Williams, Cuba
brig Mary Pease, Trinidad
Schr Siam, Aux Cages
Sclr Ransom, Matanzas
Schr Rodney, New Orleans
Schr Doric, Norfolk
Schr Valiant Washington, N
Schr Victoria, Washington N
SclM Peru, Havre de Grace, Md
PORTLAND MAY ls-Cleared John s Edward, Mo-
bile
Arr Pensacola, Havana
NEWB EDFoRD, May 1s-Ar ship Nondon Packet
from Indian Ocean
RICHMOND, May 20-Sailed schrs Mary Bright, Bal
timore Mary, Boston; Orator, Philadelphia; warwick
New Bedford; Kitty Tom, Boston
Arr scr Oscar, Philadelphia
Schr Tuscarora, New York
Below, schr Invincible, Portland
FREDERICKSBURG, May 20-Cleared schrs Spartel,
Portland; Neptune, Boston
Arr scbr Mary Carver, Boston
Echr Abigail, Provincetown.
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A PHILADELPHIA LADY's CAPE.-The United
States Gazette of the 18th inst says:
GA friend left with us yesterday, a lady's cape,
found in the street. 1t needs an owner"
Now we, the Natchez Free Trader, kissing
our only uplifted hand towards that fair and re-
splendent city of beautiful and courty ladies, do
most respectfully claim that cape as osc1teT! II
the bosom, whose deep tides of feeling and bill
lows of affection have ever heaved under that
cape, were also ours, we should be the happiest
of men Free Trader.
The cape, it appears, was claimed, and the
ownership of it proved by an aged and decrepid
grand-dam, and her complexion was jet black
sargEs Reciued
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Corner of Etltatc and Baltimore streets, baltimore.
THNHE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform the pa
III irons of this establishment, their friends and the
public generally that they have associated themselves
together for the purpose of conducting the same. The
~ EUTAW HOUSE was completed andfirst open
IlIIIf ed in 1926, at which time it was furnished
G4sE throughout in the very best manner, and with
out regard to cost The comfort and convenience Of
interior arrangements, its high and airy location,
combine TO render proverbaly pleasant and healthy
is particularly well adapted for the accommodation
of FAMILIES and LADIES, having great number
of Private Parlours, Ladies' Ordinary and splendid
Drawing Room, with private entrance on Baltimore ST.
In every respect the Eutaw House is second to none
in the United States, and it is the intention and firm
determination of the propretors, to spare exerons
promote the comfort and qualification of their pa
irons, and at which exception be taken.
The stock of WIRMS and LIQUORS on hand, has
been mostly imported expressly for the use of this
Enlistment, selected from the private stocks of
some of the celebrated connoiseurs of the city.
Che BATHS attached TO the house are in complete
order, and open at all times for the Of the guests.
ASAHEL HUSSEY,
F. w. ELDER,
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
REVIEW OF THE ST. LOUIS MARKET,
/


REMARKS-We present our Weekly notice of the
market with but little alteration, and without being able
TO state that business the look up Money is rather
hard get hold of, and very hard to hold on to.
number of boats have come and gone, but none very
heavily laden, unless il with the pine boards which
cover the business part of the wharf We hope they
will remain long, and that the places covered
with them mag be covered with boxes and barrels,
rolling TO and fro.
CORDAGE-IIemp bed cords s. $3.50; grass 80 a
$3.50; coil Manila SIS $ls; hemp Sl4 IS. a
E1FISII-Maekerel No |, $40; No. 2, $3.50; NO. ..
Sl0;-Codish 81 Sc per box; Herrngs I5c 81, dull
FLOUR-City mills "a, other mills 1913 -
GIN.-Amencan rs 81 cents; Holland Sl,b2t' a
$500.
GRAIN-Wheat is offering freely at Ducts; Corn
considerable sales were made last week at 30cts.
PORK-In this article considerable decline has tax
en- place. we quote mess $ll u; prime 81 SlO,
TOBACCO-Ma Manufactured Missouri and Kentucky
fair 12b 25; Virginia % 80,
TEAS-Firm at quotations, Young Iyson IS 7Octs.;
G. p and I'm. 90 87l.
WHIsKEY- stock ON hand is large, and the de-
mand limited. Rectfed % %.
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RoerRr S. BurLER, Secretary. ma %
MARRIED..

On the 21st inst by the Rev. DR.. Morris, WILLIAM
CpIm of Virginia. to Miss ELIZABETH ANN SMITH.
ON the 18th inst by the Rev. 4. ID. Myers, fERRIT
SMITH, of New York, to Miss NJ. J. McPHAIL, OF tins
city -
On the 18th inst. by the Rev. B. II. Nadal, Perry G.
MIrcnELto Miss ANN MARIA BEcKEEy, both of this
city. .rrsfo - =
t,at city. 10 Miss GLoRvENIA A.. ANDERSON, youngest
daughter OF the late Joshua Anderson, Esq. Of Balt
more. s.s4 .a -. "a Z
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Captains Clerk.

The Fayetteville m C) Observer, of the 18th inst,
states that destructive storm visited that place and its
vicinity the Saturday previous. The hail stones were
very large measuring nearly ten inches in circumference
and, continuing fall for ten minutes, destroyed the
greater part of the growing crop within their reach and
breaking 90 600 panes of glass in Fayetteville aone P-
geons flying in the air killed. and the poultry suf-
fered severely. The storm embraced space of 80 miles
in length and about four in BREADTH No lives were lost
at the last accounts.
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Mr.. Robert Hinchman, one of the newly
appointed inspectors of lumber in the city OF
New York, was killed in that city on We'd
nesday morning, by the fall of heavy piece
of timber on him. His head was literally
cut in two.
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FISHING TACKLE.

FISHING TACKLE.
HUST RECEIVED, an assortment of SUPERIOR
Cd TACKLE, consisting Of
g. 4 and 5 Joint WALKING STICK RODS
g. 4. and 5 90 HAZEL RODS
g. 4 and5 % Asll-buit FLY RODS
So 100 and $50 yards Silk, HAIR end Sea-grass LINES
Silk hair, and Grass LINES, furnished per gsoss
Common Thread and Cotton LINES, g
Artificial FLIES all sorts
Gut Gimp, and Hair SNOODS
Virginia, Limerick, and best Kirby HOOKS, by the
900 or otherwise
SIVINEI.'S BOOKS, furnished complete
ALso-A general assOrtmant of WOODEN WARE,
TYVINE and CORDAGE
BRUSHES of all kinds
For sale at very reduced prices by
DUkEHART & co.
No 1914 Baltimore st between South & Calvert SITS.
z-Counry merchants and others are invited to call.
Thankful for past avors, they solicit share of patron
ace ma u
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THE LAST OF THE SURyIyoRs.-The Provi-
9ence Evening Journal says that the person who
reported that Mr.. Blake, the Cashier of the
Wrentham Bank, passenger in the ill-fated Lex
ington, had been picked up by an outward bound
vessel, said he saw Mr.. b. at Wrentham, and
conversed with him.
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Correspondence of the albany Daily .fivert E.
FONDA, MONTGOMERY co.
NH,u lf 1910


Noah Nj. Thomas, who was indicted for the
murder of EIallet Greenman, in November
last, has had his trial, and was yesterday SEN
fenced by Judge Willard, to be hung on
Thursday the 25th day of June next. The
murder was committed in Florida in this
county, on the sabbath, whilst under excite
ment caused by the refusal of the landlord,
Greenman, to sell him liquor
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HRY order of the commissioners of nsOvent debtors
EB for the city and county of Baltimore, notice is
hereby given to the creditors of MOSES MERRILL, an
insovent debtor that personal discharge hath been
granted to the said debtor and that the said creditors
are required to attend the office of the commissioners
in the house, in the city of Baltimore on the 4h
day of Nav next at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, and
nominate trustee trustees be appointed for their
benefit: and give all the information in their possess
sion to the said commissioners, to enable them to re
mort to Baltimore county court agreeably TO act of
Assembly, passed December session. 1881, entitled
an act relating insovent debOrs and that the third
day of July ext, hath been nxed for the maj nearing
i'm his case before the said commissioners.
Dated the 18th day of March in the year 1s4o
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uHY order of the commissioners of nsovent debtors
h b for the city and county of BBltm re, notice
hereby given TO the creditors of DANIEL HAPPALD,
granted to the said debtor and that the said creditors
are required to attend Mt the Office of the said commits
sioners the house, in the city of Baltimore, on
and nominate trustee trustees, TO be appointed for
their benefit; and to give all the information in their
possession the said commissioners, TO enable them 10
report to Baltimore county court ageeaby to an act
of Assembly, passed December session, 1881, en-
titled can act relating to nsovent debtors and that
the sixth day of June next, hath been fixed for the final
hearing i'm his case before the said commissioners.
Dated the 18th day of Feb in the year 1870.
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DUKEHART's XARIETY STORE,

DUKEHART'S VARIETY STORE,
No. 1914 BALTIMORE STREET,
Between South and Calvert StreeIs.)
KKT HERE can be had, on reasonable terms, the
Wv following articles
Sweeping, serubbing, Shoe, Tooth, Weavers and Full
Ier's BRUSHES
FvJund Square, and Oval BUTTER PRINTS, hand
somey lettered
Willow-b basket CARRIAGES
Bellows, Marbles, Bandy balls common Tops
Baskets, WashboaIds, towel Rollers
Fishing Hooks and Lines
Hay and garden Rakes
Lime or lemon Squeezers
Nests of sugar Boxes
Bread Trays, cake Boards, and rolling Pins
Mudlers; Spoons
Lamp Wicks, assorted; candle Wick
J1nt msal Stays Reeds and Cane suitable for reed
makes
Plough or leading Lines
Parlour and kitchen BELLOWS
Patent Taps; Wool Cards
Woolen cassiuett, and cotton CARPETS
Hand and fly Shuttes cabbage Nets, &c.
Baltimore, 5tf month, 1910. ma Eft.
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Oate ofthe firm of b. S. Elder s COY
Baltimore, April 2, 1910.
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
TWNHE LECTURES OF THE FACULTY OF PITY
IL SIC of the University of Maryland, will commence
the ensuing term on the FIRST DAY OF SEPTEM-
Der next, and will continue until the FIRST DAY OF
MARCH following.
Prof. N. POTTER, Theory and Practice of Med.
R. W. HAIL. Obstetrics 19s5 Ibs; Hygiene aa and
S. C. BAKER, Materia Nedca, s Thera-
peutics.
WE. A. AKIN, Chemistry s. Pharmacy.
90 w. n. BAKER Anatomy & Physiology.
GO N. r. Smith, Lecturer ON Surgery.
For the ensuing session arrangements have been made
by which Dr. Smith will give fulland complete course
Surgery before the usual period when his presence
will be required in Lexington. After his departure an
additional Surgery will be given by the Prof,
of Anatomy In offering six months course of Lee
lures instead of the usual term OF four months the Fac
ulty satisfied that Medical Students will fully appre
cate the great advantages which they will derive from
this extension of the time, while for the few who cannot
conveniently spend months in the city, an attend
ance during four months will the demands of the
charter. The well known facilities of this Institution
have been increased during the past by the addI
ton of numerous valuable preparations 10 its costly and
extensive Anatomical Museum, and will be further aid
ed bv full of the celebrated Pathological Models of
Hilbert ordered from Paris by DR.. Smith, 1t is believed
they will be the only complete set in the country this
vastly instructive than could be made with
out them. The splendid Chemical apparatus of the
University has been maternity improved and increased,
and valuable collection of Foreign and American Min
erals have been placed in the Laboratory for the benefit
of the class in Chemistry Their spacious dissecting
rooms and abundant supply of the material enables the
Faculty offer advantages for the study of Anatomy,
unequaIled by any institution in the country, while the
Baltimore nrmary affords every convenience for daily
clinical instruction both in Surgery and Medicine
ma Is WILLIAM E. A. AKIN, Dean.
HREAT BARGAINS IN LINEN GOODS.
"-I selling Superior Irish Linens, Do Sheeting,
Table Damask and Diaper, and Danask Table Cloths,
at unprecedented low prices Call If you want bar
gains, at No. go BALTIC. st.. doors above South
ID n n