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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-10-06

| But our meal was Interrupted and
and our apretites failed, when il was
reported that no one could be procured
10 proceed alone, orto act as glide to
/ he town. Bat what difficulty IN sup
press the ingeaaity-anl for love or
charity, what sacrifice be too great for
even The gentlest Of the other sex?'-
! The wife suggestedewaat never would
nave occurred 70 her un!eeling h isbini;
md which, when first lneaiione | threw
him into perfect rsge. Notwi:hStan-
ling his violence, she listened p ltlent-
:! ", until his oaths, AID with them hi>
passion, were fir spent: then, WITH
gentle voice, and winniag nan Ter, and
all those fond eadearments vfh;ch are
alike the charms and the weapons d
the sex, one BY enc, she ovecame his
scrapies, ana he consea'e 70 acconp2-
ny our comnlnler forthwith TO the
town. 10 do the brute justice, the last
and greatest difficulty WAS leaving his
wife unprotec' ed behind him. But ar
dent in a GOOD caase, she yielded 10
none other SEX, weakness. She SAID
that she had ever helr,l that the Amefi-
cans were brave, and she place. her
self under oar protection. We Swore
to die rather than hair Of her head
shoald be injured. With all the l1oIi-
ties Of moraiexceilence simple, un?re-
tenling and une lac lteI, the virtues Of
that woman would adofn Il throne on
earth as theF will surely wiz ioT her
crown in Heaven.
Our common Ia1 lost not IN instant,
but set oIt, AMI let us beam as pro-
tectors the VIE, an! IS hostages for
the i.ttv and re q jaeflti01 q The has
band Ee travelled ali aiglt thro'5a
intricate bye-road> AMI narrow miie-
tracks, oyersrowi with brl~hwooi.-
Sc rce able to keep his sable, AZ arg
Ell his gai5ie to the utmost speed. He
re ,chel Matanzas just before day; and
leaving his guide at the Consui'a tor
the reward, he pfoceele to the water
aaI procured boat. He p9!!e s.lfect-
~ for the steam-5rig, and climbing her
side, was just aoie 10 say ''the Ferret
was capsizel to leewarl, an5I they are
perishing on the wreck when lie fell
f,In.iag in the gan gway. The brig I'M
me;Ilately ireI up, AMI he reeoTece,l N
tine to Steer her in the necessary d.
rection.
They rescued all who remained; bat
the number had been sadly thinned
since the skitf had left the wreck the
day before.
Sailors are strange mortals, and Of
tentiines seem to love their jests better
than their friends. The first lieutenant
of the schooner, a perfect skeleton IN
figure, was taken de!irioas from the
wreck. AS soon as he recovered his
consciousness, but while yet toe weak
to turn in his birth, wag said to him:
"M., Pm told that the sharks frequent
ly smeIt your legs, but wouldti't bite"
Towards the last, the sh2rks became
so rayenous, that, from time to time,
they seized the most exposed, who
screamed IN agony as they We're drag
eed beneath the surface.
The noble commander Of the Ferret
was famed for life: the first lieutenant.
the spirit of bravery, and the soul Of
truth, fingered for many years upon tbs
verge of the grave.
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VOL XIII.
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is Elitsd ana published Weekly by
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lines er le<s Ear the first three i'ser-
tons, at:si-twentv five cents per u,rr
lor each subsequent contiH'inc'.
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Halt ii colal..ln tor o.e wear. $40. -
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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-10-06

Western editor Acknowledges with
roper emotion, keg Of fine Piekiea
Aea1', heads. We would sack noNF-
lre with proper emotion, me pay :
ae1t ofthat two dollars day and.ioass
beef, if we had a chance.
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uoxoa. 70 WHOM HONOR Is DUE.

hUNUN 10 WIION HMM 10 OOL'
Preserved Fish, an old and highly
respectable citizen Of New YORK, i'm
ne:Iiately left the table at the Ashbur-
on dinner, on the insult being offered
) the American people through their
President, declaring as he left the Had
-.sthere are no Americans here"
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From tie S,vfiera 1t. Messenger
.ExTR.cr FROM THE JOURNAL OF AN
AMERICAN NAVAL OFFICER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-17
MONEY MARKET.
"Wednesday Feb IS-G - N

The sales at the Stock Board hav been very SMALL
andproes lhave generally gone up. Indiana SIS H.
linos 6ss; Delaware and Hudson /; Farmers Trust /;
Bills on PHILADELPHIA 6, Baltimore 8, Mobile H. New
Orleans I, Savannah ., Charlestonll
There are in circulation some well executed 81 bills
of the North River Bank altered to $2O's.
The debts ofthe western States pretty evident
will never be paid. The reception which the report of
the committee Of ways and means to the legislature Of
Indiana In that body, who adopted it, almost without
dissenting voice. clearly indicative Of the state Of pub
copnion in that State not only the report adopted
but Senator'S in their places let drop expressions dersve
Of the idea that taxes would be levied to discharge
the debts In Illinois the opinion seems to prevail
The old and substantial farmers of that section of the
country, who settled it and grew up with it,
assented advocated the creation the debts host
Of SPECTATORS came into the Suite, bought the 60
vsrnmeRt lands credit projected immense system
Of wild speculation in public works and by corruption
procured their passage These have proved delu-
sive as the wild banking visions which they are
based. The projectors skulking about the At
lantic cities taking the bent of the bankrupt law
by therprivae debts repudated, while they clamor
for the taxation Of the farmers in order to pay
the money that these spectators have borrowed and
squandered If these Spectators are allowed by a
Naona Bankrupt to repudiae their debts contracted
ofhonsst parties why should not the honest farmers Of
the west repudate swindng debts contracted aganst
their consent That hardy Of western farmers,
who Graded in the wilderness the only lullaby Of
whose infancy the howl of the wolf and the war
hoop ofthe savagehave dug their little properties from
the bowels of the earth, while hand grasped the
rife in theldefence of their hearth and their families
will lightly yield that hardearned wealth to appease
the camor Of few heartless and unprincpied spscula
who repudiaing their debts under color Of
national bankrupt law the time they are
yelling in all the Injuries of auence These people will
ind too late that the broad principle ofrepudation orgi
mating in Wall street in the shape Of bankruptlaw will
hurl back its bansful effects in distribution of all
credit
We have received the returns Of the Dry Dock Bank
of New York the 18th ult as compared with the
turn oflsst year;they are as follows =
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Baltimore
Baltimore.
Correspondence of the Herald
BALTIMORE, Feb. l6. 1912.


Mn. EDIroR:-
Some time this morning il comm enced showing
and now the ground is to the depth of about
two inches; though the falling has turned to rain
The weather may therefore be put down a. disa.
greeable.
The Hon. Rufus Choate, lectured last evening
before the Mercantile Library Association, to a
tremendously crowded house. 1t was a rich, a
magnificent, intellectual treat-the best lecture l
think we have had.
The bankrupts of yesterday are, Bernard schleis-
senger, Caleb B. Littig, and John H. Nickerson
Our citizens css'thofd osndlc 20 yours in making
good use Of this humane law.
Our fish market this morning presented a most
tempting aspect, It was stored with an abundant
supply Of fresh shad.
Business is emphatically dull. The merchants
complain of having no Gust mers aad the custom.
ers say they have no money. Nothing further has
come to light relative to tho late Wiley affair. AZ
fairs at Annapolis yesterday were without interest
Flour continues at 1856 Wheat ITO 100 cts.
Exchange on New York quote at prem !;
Philadelphia, 81 dis; Virginia, 5a discount !:
Railroad Orders, l6 discount
Yours, RoDrRIcx.
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The New York I.ancet--No. VII.
The number Of this popular Journal Issued on satur
Jay morning, contains verbatim Report of
Or ALExR STEVENS First Lecture on Diseases Of
ne hectum delivered at the College of Physicians and
estinS valuable, and eccentric discourses printed
DR. R.vEREs concluding Lecture Diseases of the
DR.. Morris second Lecture on Tic Douloureux.
Reviews Of new Medical Works
Editorial article on The Living snd the Dead"
report OF the operations of the Chinese Medico-Chi'
rurSsiesl Society," very Interesting article.
crosby stree, Clinque
City Hospital Reports
Original Communications from several physicians,
Report OF Cases at the seamen's Retreat" Staten
klana," by DIR. BoARpMAN. &c. SC. &c.
Price SO per annum-single copies st cents The PACK
umbers supplied. Office 81 Ann street, New YORK
ar3- American MUSEUM Those who would blend impor-
tant instruction with rational must irequen
y visit the repository the curious and wonderful
In point Of numbers and the space occupied by the curl
oses here, both natural and artificial, exceed mar OF
any five museums in America The neatness and order
which reign here the subject Of universal encomium
No place of amusement in the city rapidly
months manager who provides for the public with
liberal hand is ever Of success. Barnum under
stands this, and acts accordingly.
90 POPULAR Recommendations murder elopement
or other vllanous depreciation is continually agtating
the peace of the community. Bank failures, from the
Pennsy vsnia mammoth down to the Lputians OF the
West have reused public Indignation that in some an
stances The military have been called out to arrest me
fearful consequences Compared to these banks Jacob
Barkers Sandy Hill concern Of by gone days, was sly
peron to sayr," Friend Jacob, by the by, is now in
New Orleans fat rich and looks the same as
he did in Wall street thirty years sgo He is good hamor
too pleasant to be dishonest Be
not astonshed if Jacob of these days. should do the
right thing, and, with his old cshier establish better
bank here than many that now doubtfully exist But
thiss of auId lang syne-itis to thepresen one must
look for consolation No po pular excitement land is
gratifying to revert to W has been greater and Of more
Importance to society than the caused by Chapmans
Magic Razor Srop, article highly appreciated that
100 William street has become well known as our new
custom house.
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This il illustrative Of the general prosperity Of the
public works in New England. And those works have
this peculiar feature viz that they are supported by
the trade and industry ofthe sections Of the country in
which they are situated, while those Of New York
ceive their principal support from Western states The
income of the Erie Canal for instance 100000
during the past year, than one half Of which is
paid by the farmers Of the western States The toll
led on their produce coming TO the New York mar
kets is taken Of their profits Herein consists the
great distinction between the canals and Rail Roads Of
the Atlantic states and those Of the west The lnois,
Indiana and Ohio farmers have not only TO support their
public works. but they actually pay for those 10
New York and other Atlantic States through which the
great avenues to market constructed Ills undoubt
edly true that henever IL public work 10 individually
constructed dminishes the cost Of transportation 10
Market and Of favors the farmer but when vast
sums expended on works which will not have that
effect they become burden Of this nature 10 the Erie
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90 CHATHAM THEATRE Notwithstanding the
pleasant state Of the weather last evening" this house
Was again crowded to witness Mr. SCOTS beau
ufui personson of Richileu That gentleman appears
th evening" in three sterling pieces with the aid
Of all the choice avores of this theatre The pieces
iecsed consist Of the tragedy Of Ugolino the Of
Maurice the woodcutier, and black Eyed susana first
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-17

mn. LEorAap Rooms, Tompkins Place, an old
revolutionary soldier finds sherman's Cough Lozepees
10 anord more relief than any thing ever tried His
physician prescribed them the only thing likely 10 al
almost take away his life
Dr. shermans warehouse 10 at leg Nassau street.
Agents, State street Boston 20 South Third street
Philadelphia and in this city per advertiser ent
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Cleared.

Cleared
SIG s:.!ss. ss; WV k?si NJ s.:
sSs 4; F lilly
Pro- a sU .So41u ha 3D.
Bremen ;hp Wsstphalia, Vessels II days from Bremen
French brig Ar1ac, Delor, s. days from Rochelle, brandy
.,is S dsE. from Ric Dc J,pss with
s sar ss f.s
sf ~ Ms' g days
ooS Tsn
LAT 80 excharged signals with ship Arson, hence for
Brig Cumberlsnd BLANCHARD days from Wilmington, NC
Eng %:. cSsg g Palermo Gibraltar
Jan q wine, Lawrence Robinson. The A.
Sns Mobile: Risl.y, days from Mobile, cotton sturyss
Brig Patriot Rice % days from Mobile with 50 900 feet
be, order st inst lat lon 81 spoke bark Ranger from
Brig Tmoleon, sLinn 10 days from st Marks cotton, B
o
so bris Nepv'ss McF arin for do days; Trojan for do
S1eMn ss"' '0 Da1e
=: s %srss:s
Brig Glide Pray days from Wilmington NC naval stores
T H Smith, from Wilmington NC naval
schr ST Jehn, BMkelew, Virginia.
head winds ship Trenton Bennett. bound New Orleans brig
New Orleans for Bermuda and others The Trenton while
at anchor the lower bay yesterday parted am lost anchor
and cable.
Marine Correspondents.
RHODE ISLANDER OFFICE, I
Newport. X. L.. Feb. is b, 1912
Arrived Feb ish Republic, soue IRON New Bedford fer
i4h Mary, Providence for Batmore Eliza Hand do for
Washington NC; Maine, Wilmington NC. for Providence;
Meridian, VI, NLondon for all Riyer-isn at Mon
dog s s, % ya.sa hence for Nf''
18th, Albano, Buxton, NYork
General Record.
CART WEssrLs Of the Bremen ship Wrstphaia arrived
yesterday whe lat A. Ion 81 So the Sd inst fell in with
wreck Of the snip Ogiethorpe Capt Carston hence bound
ago, sinking condition Took from her the cap aim
asd passengers She sprung leak gale from
the NV.
United States Ports.
EAsrPoRr, Feb sid Esther Eliza, Baltimore.
PORTLAND, Feb l4-Ar charlotte, Ma.snz,s Columbia
Norfolk; Abigail NYork. Cid Neptune, NOIlcam; Cham
plain StJago Sid Mary Smith, Cuba; Hazard do; Albert
BooTHsAY i, bii-Arr North America, Wright, NcwYok
Boston; North STAR do for Belfast sAeo Colson Lubec
Bo.ro., Febis--cldR'gs, Havana; Rouble, do.
NKw BEDFORD, Feb l4-Arr Ocean, (Bremen) ON Gotten
NxsrucxEr, Feb s-Arr Council Richmond Sid 9Th, Eve
HoInrs HoLr, Feb tI-Arr EoIus Boston for NCarona
ma, ton Tor ssvannah Sid Eolus Taylor. Ilh-sld WIN
FaIes Portland Remains at noon, Favorite.
PROVIDENCE, Feb l4Arr Emily, Savannah; Herald, New
York. sid Mary, B.lumore:
n.ADELsHiA, Feb I6-Arr Exile, NYork Cid Caracas,
La 0uayra Randolph, Martinique.
BALriAsoaE Feb il-Cid Orleans, st Johns PR al mkt.
Sid w Hall Cedar Keys; Raymond Thomaston; Gallant
Mary, Maysguez
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Died.

On Tuesday evening, 18th instant MAheAREr, rslct
OF the late Erickson Van Norden Of New Brunswick,
VI.
AT Washington, 18th instant Mrs JANE GApsrr, aged
80 years.
AT PoIshkeepsie; oh instant ABsL GUM, soldier OF
the revolution aged SO years
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At Coxsackie, 9th inst, by the Rev William Cahoone
ABRAHAM VARIcK, Jr.. Of Poughkeepsie, to MARaanrr
youngest daughter OF the late John L. Bronx for the for
mer place.
AtCbadeson. Peoria county, H. LIST January, by the
Rev. Samuel Chase, BEsJAsIr j. JAMES 10 Miss ALMinA
II, daughter Of LOUIS Flaser.
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BnEMEr-Ship Wesyhalia-3 plgs 4 r, mes & son "a q
Serdegnl4h Meier Hup denis II simson-2oo Y r
Poppe-l2 Lily. Flock co SIS II Sand2f Hcncheu In.
kart-4 Schroeder sweetzers Muller Meyer schone
Y co--96 Kneymhorr CO.. Erueaputsch- Ne,ke,
ht1Ms Sargent saral!er-7 Went br.ehsm-i2
werck-4 SchessinRer Her schen-4 Ii MulieT-5 VIII
order,
BELIZE. HoId-Brig Monaco-.as logs mahogany II tor
logwood box turtle shell Coni log mahogany capt sni
ceroon coehineal to order.
iALERMo-Brig Alce-l Il figs 200 bags 6bsts
200 do sumac 900 do almonds do wanuis do
do canary seed IA boxes 500 do oranges
Robinson.
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PASSENGERS Arrived
Foreign ImportatIons

RIO De J4SERo-Brig EscalusCommanderJ John Mars,o on
Lie Charles n Kennedy DR. A A Adee U 8 Navy; Capt
Peabody, late of brig Exit sold at Rio.
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Packets to Arraves
Packets to Depars.
To Masters OF Vessels.

Commander Of vessels will confer favor BY having list
Of their eargoss passenge and report Of vessels left
DE port whence they sailed and the vessels spoken ready
On their arrival here for Commodore BAErr Of fleet
Of schsoners. He viii board them immeastsly on
the4 arrival.
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MomLETBrg Mobie.lt3 bale, cotton Hicks & co--5o
Lee-l4 "A Taman--l4F @ bhard co-lt4 Bcgart Knee
iandIls fickssgll-t Bedrock Nelson-2l Pratt
Buck COS urges Clearman-5o Ogden, Ferguson
-7C Jufson-l4 M Birjse3 BE- - bbls Dasher-s cs
Starr bbl Center co..! bales cotton to order.
ST MARKs-trlg limoieon-sS bales Gotten Holbrook s
Nslson-4 Hook Townsend-2s smi'h, Mills & co-io3 Il
Warning sons do bsles Spear PatonsOI do cot
ton to order.
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 1,
Ospartsr. OF the Atlantic stsamsrs.

SUN RISES .......6 ~ NOON ssrs IL
10 HIsR ~A1 rH.........iQ 20
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Ran Road IL that work obtains business enough Ply
the'n'erest On its enormous cost viii the Ere
Canal to be no lenger profitable.
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Deficit


Amid the general wreck opropery invested in stocks,
is with satisfaction that turn to the pros
porous condition of the various Rail Road Companies
in the New England States nearly all of which have
declared large dividends.
The aggregate of the investments in these works
which includes the State loans Of scrip in each case, is
$ls55s sa6 of which s2s7 in the Norwich $l6s 9oo
in the Charesown Branch and So 1000 in the West
paid dividend leaving $685. $50 dividend paying
stocks on which the amount divided $6ss $685. or
about six and onethrd per cent It understood that
the Lowell ana Providence roads have considerable
amounts OF reserved profits used in the construction Of
the road invested in lands which cannot appear
capital until their amounts enlarged either by SUBJ
scription, in the case, legal enactment in the
other The interest State scrip 10 included in the
item Of expenditures in the Eastern Rail Road returned
and also in the Nane which of course diminishes the
average of profits The following Is table showing the
capital receipts from passengers receipts from freight
expenditures, dividends and reserved funds
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Is shares Erie Rail Road Stock
H HsD; Ri. Road s ss" w
PACKET SHIP sH.KsFEAHkE ff'm Ne. 0!Is.n: J.
attend to the receipt Of ,heir GODS Immediately. fi,2
CANARY BIRDS :us:eJssr b. ,se.yea s day
sEs Az: or Il i .s : Oh s1s
.:s ss s ssssy and '' seed
8 the rearing ss 10
further importation will not he received III late in The
not much Of a tax 10 keep bard: fiss.
BOOKS ON HERALDRY1T. brown, s.ous.ss,I En-
has 70 sss S' Re
ladies' seals sne ea'ss q. net rpg: &c
stone. cut ior os seas &C. forwarded with coats
found and painted for :. ne :: rSaC.:
pwards Of 100000 nam,s. Ils 81.
FlEHTFHiEY rs s.s ).
81. % bath ns s e BY 1b S
.,ps,.ins R,s: II: son.,us
the iS' poke, and used
his finger They no larger than an ordinary
For travellers, HouseLeepc, Captains Planters and 9th
ley w pSS :p Sro.s = sf
acked BY per;ors as one of them equal t aear
Gentlemen are invited to call a. the store Of the advertiser
5 y s$
iSsm oser al os For sale BY
f,s ,m.od.. Between Wall al S and Pine 81.
VOCAL QUARTETr:l co NCERT.-i'he New York
CIV: e tssf igS
i9R, at he New York Society Library Room For further
g e. st fa Sa
Of F. Atw and at the door on the evening" Of perform
Concert cammence at 8 O'Clock. fls az
ITO sTORy KEEPERs-The advertiser executes in a,u.
xds Car a9s
ss; S:'
lar upwaads Thousand Desk Con,ular and Society
s. ~ s:a s
SS .es
-Csrd the snner anil lower than be
sn%,d {, any other
fl5 imcodis. Io4 broadway. oetweer Wall and Pine.
IA. 81. ~ IN. Il
Hall en- n:day EysnHg F.S Il H.: n, object. and
h.. 'os have hitherto the
Of mi e NEE:
T n VI. ,: E.n II VIII
assembly with national appropriate airs during the
The Highland Fling and other fancy d'nsiss, will be
af TSs Sy Viii be under he Of M Prs Who
lBS sw a himself
several members Of the Highland Guard full rsnensal
ore O'Clock. Dancing TO commeeee at eight.
,"' sjj JOHN g. @ ;: 20
THE CLIMAX sALOONIEu'ranee u Ann street and ~,
Fulton. The above establishment having underg
siderable alteration snd snsehsd n eSpsrb and slessa
giving Corce,ts Myssrd every evening. ecn.aeneiss
descri9onseryed up the first s}s lowest prices
Eminent Vocal and Instrumental tsleat engaged.
6iwf
LCRANCls'S LIFE BOATS can Be had : other pIsc.
but at the wsrehou's liz Broadway, opposite the cJ
The COMPANY adhere strictly TO the Patent and Reversed
Bottom and furnish other than such those built for and
in for The Nases Of the United States and ress
the Revenue and War Departments the best snip
and amboats the British no, al Mail Line. British Mail
Line LsRe Onsrio Coast Of Nova Scotia boat
Lakes Erie aud Mchi and generally adopt b. foreign
governments. fls 2tswsw
ZONES, OIL OF CUKAL CLKCAsslA.--K-ati this from
j. o. Baker Esq, s. The Royal seiep 1 Ius n.I
for ire purpose q TESTING H aa,h.s' and n
compound decidedly favorable 70 nourshes e. ,,
qualities Mr Jsn.. -h x a. gsr -.
tety perfectly true and in virtue thereof ware
inenia Baker rertms. sar be cheat
ed) Chstham street Price, or shInn!s ian..
sizss Look that each label IL siGped N hsnd"nHpk
Brooklyn sgent, 30 Fulton It. '