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Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-02-15

SUPERIOR south sea Otter Caps, Of
- the very first style. colour. texture aud
finish. G. s. w. RICHARDSON.
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NEW GOODS.

TUNHE subscribers would respectfully in
H. form the inhabitants Of Maumee City
and vicinity that they are now receiving
their Fall and Winter Stock of Goods which
will be sold as lowif not lower than at any
establishment in this part of the county,
for Cash or Country produce, such as Corn,
Oats, Wheat, Rye, Pork, Flour SC. &c.
Their stock consiats in part. of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Hard, Hollow, Crockery,
Glass aud Stone Ware, Paints, Oils and
Dye Stuffs, Drugs and Medicines, Boots,
Shoes and Tin Ware, Books, Stationary
&c. &c.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-02-15

SyTIKS, Mouslin de LANES, Challeys,
- MerInoes, Clrcassians, Bombazins, CAL
coes and splendid assortment Of Cling
hams, for sale by
G. H. NTTCHIE & co.
Nov. 9. No. 9, Commercial Buildings
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1EUFFS, nectirs and chirchila SKINS,
I'VE oct. s6. G. s. w. RICHARDSON.
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ENERAL l. AND
AGENCY.

AUENC1.
TENHE Subscribers office in the CONNER
Il cial Block, is open on all business
hours for the purchase and sale of City aud
Country Real Property. deeds, Mortgages
and Contracts drawn with neatness and dis
patch, and Maps, Plates and Diagrams
drawn on reasonable terms, and also Sur
veying done when necessary, preparatory to
selling or conveying Lands.
CLARK s. KIRTLAND.
THOMAS CLARK,
F. Il. KIRKLAND.
REFER To
GEORGE PARKMAN, Boston.
ST. JOHN s. ToUsEy, ,.,, yorL
B!sHoP s. SWIFT.
J. Ii. BRoNsoN, JGDcrson County
P. S. STEWART. .MetO York.
CHARLES B. lIuBuEL, Bridgeport
]. SHERMAN, jr. Conat.
w. II. BEEBEG. C4eceldnd, U.
MOORE MORTON d. Co. Quincoy, W.
SHERMAN D. NELSON. Fort Way9e.
Nov g.. SUI.
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NEW GoOps.

E7HE subscribers have reclyed and open--
Il ed an assortment of new and seasonas-
bic goods which they offer at reduced pri-
ces, and would respectfully invite those
who are purchasing, to call and examine
their stock. G. H.. NITCHIE s. co.
Nov. 8. No. 9, Commercial Bulldogs.
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NTORTH and south sea Seal Caps, vary
IN ing from SO to sl4.
oct. 60. G. s. w. RICHARDSON.
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rH1 1.Ssr. sraT" c,n",y. of o"'0' IS.
Charles e. p. Hunt, executor of the !
estate of james DonneIIy, deceased. |
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JOHN WHITNEY.

GALE BY MASTER COMMISSIONER IN
~ CuANcERy.--By virtue of decretal or
der, issued out of the court of common
pleas, IN and for the county Of Lucas, and
state of Ohio, to me directed and delivered,
shall expose to sale at the door of the
court house, in Toledo, IN said county, on
Saturday, the fifteenth day of February
next, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ.
and 4 O'Clock P. M. the following lands,
tenemerts and appurtenances, situated in
said county, to wit: the north east quarter
of the northeast quarter Of section num-
ber nine, in township number ten, south of
range number fonr enst, containing forty
acres of land, to satisfy decree in Chan-
Gerry, in favor of Owen Williams, Daniel
Williams and William St. Clair, versus Jo-
seph Babcock. Dated Maumee, January O.,
1910. DANIEL o. MORTON,
Al Master Commissioner in Chancery.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.--By virtue OF "A writ
- of Fl. Fa. have levied upon and shall
expose to sale at the Central House, in
Maumee City, on the 25th day of January
inst. between the hours prescribed by law,
the interest Of Elijah Clark, in the Mau-
NEE and Perrysburg Toll Bridge company.
Taken at the suit of James H. Forsyth, vs..
Elijah Clark. C.G. SHAW, Sheriff
Sherilf's Office, Jan, d, 1910. 4ltds
The above sale is postponed until Satur-
day, February 8, at the same time and
place. G G. SH wv, Sheriff.
The above sale is further postponed until
Thursday, Feb. 81, at the same place and
time. U. u. SHAW, Sher.b.
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Feb. Is 1910.

QP We most sincerely regret, that ca
ses Of hypocrisy SO often occur among the
clerical ranks-and we. have the "wolf in
sleeps clothing" named in the following
letter, from Mr.. Mnyhew, will receive his
lust deserts for imposing upon the commu-
nifty. Pass hun along brother typos, that
he NAV be held up to universal contempt,
and thus save many from becoming his
dunes.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINISTRATOR SALE.
TIE STATE OF Ono, Lucas Com. Pleas
Lucas Comfy IS. Oct. Term, lG59
Samuel M. Young and Petition to sell
Michael Ireland lands in pursuance
Adm'rs. ot'the estate Of an order made
of Oliver Richardson Yin the above cause
deceased. VS.. by the Court of
The heirs at law, ofsaid Common Pleas
estate. within and Tor SAID
county at their last term, will be sold under
the direction of the Subscribers at Public
Auction at the Central House, in Maumee
City, on the Goth day Of February next be-
tween the hours of ten o'clock A. M. and
4P. M. the following described lrnd to
wit: The N. w. quarter of the N. w.
quarter of Section Number Seventeen, in
Township Number three in the U. s. r. of
70 miles square at the foo; of the rapids of
the Miami of Lake Erie, containing forty
acres more or less.
SAMUEL M. YOUNG aJn;,;s,ro,o,s
MICHAEL IRELAND 'iu"''"''''"'0'S'
Maumee City, Jan. 90, 1910. 44t4.
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REVEREND IMPOSTOR.

II OOK OUT! Look out look out for
an INFAMOUS KNAvE, by the name of
ENos l.. FENwIcK, of New York, who was
formerly BAPTIST PREACHER, and better
known by the cilizens Of Monroe County,
as the "REvERENp IMPosTER." This soul
less VILLAIN, who was dismissed from the
pulpit, some time since, for improper con-
duct, is now rendering hlmsef still more in
famous, by wickedly attempting to impose
not merely upon Church, but upon the
WHOLE COMMUNITY.
Afew months ago this sooUNDREL wrote
to the Subscriber. at Boston, and wished to
be appointed an agent for the sale of the
Matchess Sanatve. The General Agent
not knowing his depraved character, gave
him an agency, and forwarded him aquan-
tlty of the medicine. This he soon sold,
and remitted the money, and ordered anoth-
er lot, which was sent about one month
since. To avoid any suspicion as to the DE-
SIGN of his applying for an agency, or to
conceal his "cLovEN FooT,' he made par
tial remittance of the sales of the last lot,
only 10 days ago. Yesterday, with utter
,AsToNIsHMENT the General Agent learnt,
that this REVEREND DEcEIyER is now impi-
ously manufacturing with his own uNHoLy
HANDS, worthless medicine,--a SPURIOUS
sANATIyR, which he is employing swndIing
pedars to palm upon the public as the GEN
UINE ORIGINAL.
% If the people of America will only
bear ONE FACT in mind, there is not even
POSSIBILITY of their being duped by the uS-
PRINCIPLRD VILLAIN. The fact is this -
t-No PEDLAR, or TRAVELLING AGENT has
ever been enpIoyed iathis country to sell he
iSanatve, or to ienve il ,oith aay person 10
sellon commissioa.ef0 Again every Agent
of the TRUE Sanatlve, is appointed by the
GENERAL AGENT, and receives the medicine
directly FROM THE DEPOSITORY IN BOSTON.
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o. Let all who buy the Sanative, (and
almost every body does buyit.) REMEMBER
THE ABovR FACTS, and they may be suan of
obtaining the GENUINE ORIGINAL coMPouND.
o. N. B.--lIvery Agent Of tho Match
less Sanatiye, is EARNESTLY desired to give
an IMMEDIATE ALARM, by having this article
inserted one month in all the papers in
their towns. Aud that the General Agent
may be CERTAIN that the public ale put on
their LOOK OUT for the iMposToa, he will
kindly thank allthe Agents to forward him
a copy Of each paper advertised in AS SOON
As POSSIBLE. d. s. ROWLAND.
General American Agent, Depository
No. 1888, Washington st.
Feb. IS, i840. 401y
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FEVER g. AGIJE.

DUSHTON AND ASPINWALLS com
HI pound Tonic Mixture, a speedy, GER
tain and warranted cure tor Fever s. Ague,
ln;ermtant and Remi.tant Fevers. Also,
sullivan's Lnment, superior article for
cuts, bruises, sorosy rheumatism, &c. for
sale by G. II. NFrCHIE e. Co.
No. g, Commercial Buildings; sole Agents
for Maumee City.-Nov. 0. 1889.
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IMPROVED FARMS, TOWN LOTS
AND WILD LANDS,

T7OR SALE by the subscribers, who have
il entered upon the business of General
Lnnd Agency, al their Office, opposite the
Miami Hotel. Persons wishing to sell or
buy real estate in Ohio, Michigan or In
diana, or to have taxes paid on their lands
in those states, may rely on our best eXer-
tions to serve them. }. w. SCOTI,
d. DWIGHT.
Maumee City, Nov. Q, 1889. 81
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

A T my instance an attachment was this
IN day issued BY Hnratio Conant q, JUS
tiee Of the peace of Waynesfield township,
Lucas County. Ohio, against the property
and effects of George c. Lewis, non resi-
dent otsaid county.
SAMUEL M. YOUNG.
January lith, A. d. 1870. 44t4.
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.New York, Dec. 18th 1889.

.NeW lOTk, DSC' litH lOoJ'
Sr,--Although am not personally ac-
quantnd with you, trust, when you per-
ccive the object Of my letter, you will cx-
cuse the liberty take in addressing you.-
1t is possible, you may not be aware that n
man by the name of Elos l.. Fenwick, now
In this city, tfortncrly a Baptist pre- ,cher
and familiarly knowpto the citizens of Mon
roe co. as the "Reperand lmposler,") is
manufacturing n medicine and selling it for
the Matchess Sanative, of whichl perceive
you are the general agent. have every
reason to believe, sir, that M Fcnwlck is
an unprincpled man, as he was, not long
since, deposed from the ministry, for taking
uuwarrantabe liberties with members Of his
church, therefore, as the enemy of knave-
nv, feel anxious that he should be speedily
exposed lest many Of my fellow citizens
should be defraudrd by him out of their mo-
ney, if not their characters. deem 1t the
conscientious duty of every man, to expose
villalny and vice wherever and whenever lie
meets it. Besides, Sir, another consdera
tion should prompt me to make known to
you the above facts, have dlughter, who,
UDu, iIdS DeGli iulSOh 'Ioli u WuSb'h2
skeleton, to perfect health-and tn too.
by the simple means of using one vial and
a half of the Mitchess Sanative, which |
bought at 252 Broadway, of G. S. Francis
your agent for this city. Believing that
you will duly appreciate the motives which
have induced me to address you thus unce-
tremendously, and hoping that you will tnke
the earliest stops to expose to the world the
base imposter Fenwick, | subscribe my
self
Sir, very respectfully ]. P. MAYHEM.
D.. David S. Rowland, I
Boston, Mass.
P. s. Mr.. Jones, the beirer, who is
about to start for your city, will hand you
this letter, and if you desire he will give
you more detailed account Of Fenwlck,
than it would he possible for me to do on
,aper, ]. P. M.
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HOICKLED Lobstcrs, by
4 oct. 5. G. g. w. RICHARDSON.
NOTICE.

FENHE subscribers having purchased the
Il stock in trade of the late firm of For
syth & Hull, respectfully acquant their old
customers, and the public generally, to cal
at the old stand of R. A. Forsyth, where
they will find a general assortment of Goods,
and on as good terms as any in this city.
D. G.. FORSYTH s. Co.
Msumee City, Oct. II, 1889. 2Gtf
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observation-disclosures, Satins, Fancy
' silk, Valentia, Marseilles and Toile-
nette, for sale by
G. II. NITCHIE & co.
Nov. 8. No. =, Commercial Buildings.
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MIAMI CITY COMPANY.

MIAMI CITY COMPANY.
A PUBLIC Sale of property of this
IN. Company will be holden at the Miami
Hotel, to commence at 10 o'clock on Mon
day the % March next, at which sale COM
pany stock at an appraised value, will be
received in payment for lois, lands and i'm
proyements at or above their estimated val
ue.
JOHN HOLLISTER, }
DAVID LADD, Trustees.
EBENEZER CORY.
Feb. Is 1910.
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q GLoTHs, Cassimeress Sattinetts, Eli
~ phant, Buffalo and water repellant
cloths Fustains, Kentucky Jeans and Cor
ded Kerseys &C., for sale BY
G. II. NITCHIE & co.
Oct. 8. Ne. 9, Commercial Buildings.
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II ARD, Hams and Shoulders, by
IL G. & w. RICHARDSON.
Jan, 81, 1870.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-06
MoNTPELIER, gully 6, 1910.

taken in the form Of exparto alTdavits and with
little attention to documentary evidence, though
much was easily accessible to the officers ndjudi-
cail9g the claims. The'cln are principally for
The alleged services of officers, the amount of
each claim varying from 5000 to 10000 dollars,
andthey have usually been prosecuted in the name
of-heirs, by agents who either the assgnces of
The claim receive liberal portion of it for their
services. The certificate of this bounty land nj.
lol4'nce made at Richmond has often been
brcIght here and made The foundation OF fur
tler-allowance to the same individual oflhe CON-
miilqtion pay 10y Congress. These commulation
allowances have amounted from sixteen hundred
to sixteen thousand dollars each; and the lnstan-
cesnre not rare in which all the allowances for
the alleged services of single officer have cx"
ceeded twenty thousand dollars. The business of
hunting up and prosecuting these claims has at
loned rich harvest to those engaged in il, AMI
many large fortunes have been made by thus spec
ulqlng in them.
The research Of Mr.. Hall has brought 10 bear
n.a.s 9ese claims a mass of documentary evil
A,sssl--~- the public offices in this city, and
fs'Climond, which had hitherto been overlooked,
from which It is satisfactorily shown that the well
founded claims Of this description were presented
to The proper authorities aud ,litIsted at an early
day and that those which have lntterly been
brought forward are fictitious aud unfOunded.
Among the results III reference to the bounty aud
clanns, it may BE- mentioned, that the highest num-
her OF Virginia continental officers which could
have been in the service at any one time during
l,sivar, was 420, ami that $40 have received the
bdWity fer over six years SERVICE being service
TOR the whole war. This would leave but so
pluees to be filled ~ oler officers; and yet the
Virginia authorities have allowed bounlies for
service OF ree years To ego other officers besiles
the three hundred aud seventy allowances tor ak
veats. These allowances urc therefore extrav.
ngonIly numerous as to furnish conclusive evil
dence oither having heen unjusy aud mprov
DENLY made The report examines in detail, the
glornds on which each of the special acts of Con.
gress for alleged service in the Virginia line, TWEEN
~ nine in number have been passed, aud shows
concnsivey, that every one of the claims is un.
founded.
Mr. Hall deserves great credit for the ability
and interchangeable industry with which he has pur.
sued This searching investigation, which must have
occupied II large portion Of his time during the
lasTund The present session Although success
iul eicrt was made to slave off the printing of his
report on the same subject, made near the close
of the last session, yet he has followed up the in
yesllgation at this session, till he has succeeded in
bringing before the country a more full aud con
elusive report which, in addition TO IT'S other mer
will doubtless save Ia the nation not much
less tan million of dollars. Il. NJ. Is.
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The G ane ,oh ona Leg. A noble Florentne
had ordered crane for dinner; but his cooks
sweetheart coming in hungry, he cut of a leg for
her, and sent The bird to table with but one. His
master in IA passion cued him up and asked him
if crimes had but one leg? No, sir, replied
the fellow, with great presence of mind, "ani
your excellency never those animals with
two" "Did never indeed said my lord, still
moro provoked, "order the carriage to the door
directly" Tie open chaSe was brought, aud the
cook put into i 10y his masters directions, who
seizing the reins drove him to the ncighboring
lake, three miles from the palace, where stood
numbers Of cranes by the water SIDE, aa,is their
custom, upon one leg, with tie other drawn up
under their wing. "Now look, sir, said the Gun.
ming fellow, "ihey are all so, you may perceivc:
net one of them has more than one leg" "You
are inrudeui enough" replies the nob'eman, tive
will see presently il they nre all lame" and sud-
denly crying hoo, hco, Away scalnpered the birds
on us many limbs as they could muster. "Oh!
but my lord" returns the dro cook conically, this
is not fair: you cried hoo hoo, TO the crane
upon your dish, or who knows but he hi ght have
produced two legs Us well as these"
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usc.
THE AGFSTs FOR THe SALE OF MY PILLS, are
Mcssrs. f.. p. WALTON & SONS, Montpelier
At Burlington, Mr.. s. T.. HOWARD
Only a gents IN Washipgio1 Count, Vermont, are;
A Barre, Thompson 4 Dodgc Barre, Farmers
and Mechanics Co; Berlin, Farmers & Mechanics
Coz CoIais, WalbrIdgc and Pierce Montpelier n.
Sonihwitk, Sibley and Davis; Marshfeld, Willard
RussT Mddicscx, Farmers and Mechanics Coz
MontoNh Wnshpand Kingsley; NorhicId Day
aud Pierce Plainfrld Bancroft aud 2ikcr Roxbu.
ry, J. NJ. Spaulding; Warren, Cuehman, Morgan
and Co.; Warren, J. d. Ralph Waterbury, D. w.
Cafoenter; Wots6Id, Foster and Morse
Buy ofihcm only, you would avoid deception.
BENJAMIN BRANDRETH. NJ. d.
Sole proprietor OF Brandr,t's Vegetable Uuytrsal
Pills in The Uuirtd States OF America and the Caua-
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WATCHMAN g. STATE JOURNAL
HARRISON MELODIES.
THE FARMER PRESIDENT.

THE FARMER PRESIDENT.
TuSE-'TiS my dehgh Of shiny night.
Did ever you hear Of The farmer
That livos up in the Wcst;
OF all the men for President
The wiscsl and the bcsll
put him in the Capitol,
We've found capital way:
Oh we'll sing Harrison song by nigh,
Aud beat his foes by day.
Chorus-Oh! well sing, &c.
Come, all Of every station,
The ficl a, well as poor;
For all The farmer had place
Whoever sought his toor;
He nev'r sh q IL before the rich
Nor turned the poor away:
oh viii stag Harrison song by might,
. And beat his Toes by day.
ChOrus-Oh! well si1g, &c.
Come, aHgc folks Of every age,
TIL old as well Al young;
There's not in all Columbia
A name more justly sung;
The bravc>l OF Inc brave was he,
When found in deadIy fray:
On! wen si'l Harrison song by night,
Aud beat his foes by day.
Chorus Oh wo'Il sing, &c.
Wien gathered into council
Among tho wise and great,
He never thought 10 serve himself
B IT wisely served The State;
4 Statesman he vlgor yet,
Ahungh his locks are gray:
Oh! we'll ling Harrison song by night,
I'd beat his toes by day.
Choru,--Oh! wen sing, &c
THERE'S news about ,lecio'
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HAIRi NAM! BALDNEss

! IMPORTANT DISCOVERY-THE GREET
MYSTERE FOUND OUT AT List
DR. SFERRY'S HAIR REGENERA1oR! DR..
IL Serry, at eT much attention to the important sub
jeci Of Freservu humaa hair has after many expeF'
lmenis, chemical sbysrN horn able - discover on'
article which now offered with the greatest confidence
for the TOT Ell The hest thing discoveries from lis
soitenng and penetrating quality, TO prcducc good head
Of hario prevent its falling off when badness is apple
hcndcd to restore it when badness has taken place land
to prevent from turning grcy is nonrshng than
pomatum, antique oil cologne water. II is beautiful
article for ades curls makes the hair soft and lively
and produces uncommon brlancy Thousands have tes'
ted its superior virtue and excellence, and in ever
stance, stands unriYaIod 1t is inihlibe OF y
affections of the skin on the hcadas dandtuH, &c Ne
Every family should be supplied with bottle Of this oil
hatby its application To the head and hair of tcir chill
dren the beautiful and ornamental appendage u hne.
head hair which nature las supplied may be prcser
we'd From the numerous certificates and recommended
tons received Of its saluary influence, the doctor feel
firmly persuaded he has succeeded predicting article
which will meet the desired wishes and appreciation the
pubic.
For sale, wholesale and retail, BY A. HITTHCOCK
and co. III tennessee street Utica. Alsohy S BUR-
BANK, Montpelier, G. w. Huchins, Waterbury and
Erastus Hubbard, Chelsea 08
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VOL. 33, NO, 42-WHOLE NO. 1873.

excellency, John Hancock, aud the Hon. Azor
Ome, Esq"
These events of by gone days hnve been bro't
to my recollection by lie following slo para
graph ION the New York Evening Star:
Vdiuqbte Reflective have had left Tor us at our
Office, for Inspection, the principal commission,
appointing John Hancock first Major General OF
the Massachusetts colony. 1t is dated May 30,
I776
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4 ,HlLDKEN TEETHING-TO MUTHERN
" .aND NURSES-YOU are well aware tina,
there arc hundreds o those llule ones that you 50
dearly love, VIM are daily hurried 'n'o mn unimelI
grave from hat distressing MALAY, CoSyuLsIoSs
which almost every infant falls prey 10 al The Iime
OF dent'ion therefore, you who are Mothers and
have The care Of those lille ones should apply DIR
PARlS'S CELEBRATED SOOTHING SYRUP,
Tor lNFANTlLE TEETHiNG, which has pre-
served thousands, when thought past recovery, from
that destructive ravagcr.
For sale only al the Bookstore Of L.. p. WAL
| TON h SONS, Montpelier W.
NRUSSES! TRUSSES! HuIps, Randle's
L. Fihchers, and various other kinds Of trussls
fnr sala NV n nm r,