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The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-02-08
Gristnnill.

V,HE subscribers would inform The public,
l. that the Gristmill Of the Middlebury Man
ufaciuring Company, below their Noollen
Factory, now occupied by the subscriber, has
undergone thorough repair, and put under
the superintrndance Of Mr.. A Heath, who it
is believed gil give general satisfaction:
DAVENPORT & TURNER.
Middlebury, Jan. 9. lS4S. 36;;f
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Third Congressional District
Liberty Party Con-

The friends of the Liberty Party in the
Sd Congressional District, are invited to as
semble at the Baptist meeting house in
Hinesburgh, on the 18th of Feb. next at
10 o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose of nom-
mating candidate to be supported by them
at the ensuing canvass. And we the un.
designed committee appointed by the
State Liberty Convention holden at RAN
dolph, on the Sd and 18th inst, do most
earnestly solicit the attention of our fellow
citizens to the above call, and the attend
ance of every man, who tired of being de-
ceived and disappointed by the other par
ties is willing to assert his independence of
them, and to remember those that are in
bonds, as bound with them" when they 90
to the ballot box to secure their own ''iE-
alIenable rights"
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y ii ce.

EOHN WOOD gives notice 10 oil who
- have unsettled accounts, that settle
ment nUsr Z. MADE without delay of all sc-
counts that have heen 8 months Standing.
On hand and for sale a General Assert
ment of ". |. Goods, Flour, Boots ard
SHOES Window Glass, Cut and 81 rot Nails.
&c, low for CsSH, or READY Par in mos<
kinds Of Produce.
Jam f6 IS4S
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SO 8 IS. Third quality, So 25 3 so.
Sheep-Sales from 81 90 to 1 so.
Wethers from So SO, to 3 SO.
WOOL. The sales Of the week have
been confined 10 such lots as have been wan
ted to supply the immediate necessities of
manufacturers. Quotations as usual.
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James Thompson's Estate.

WE the subscribers having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for the district Of New Haven
Commissioners 10 receive, examine and adjust all
the claims and demands Of all persons against the
Estate of =
JAMES THOMPSON,
late Of Newhaven in said District deceased, repre-
scented insolvent and all claims and demands exhibit
ted ia Offset thereto: And six mouIhs from the I'd
day of January 1913. beiog allowed by said Court
for that purpose, do therefore give notice that
will attend TO tie business OF our said appoint
ment at the dwelling house of the widow of the
deceased in said NewIiaven. on the Sd Mondays Of
February, March and June next from O'Clock A
NJ to 4P, NJ. on each of said days.
JoNA. HoYr, ]. W. LANGpoN. BENZ.
FIELD, Commissioners. 80
Newhaven Jan. II. l943.
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PROBATE NOTICES.
STATE OF VERMONT, !

STATE OF VERMONT, !
District Of Ns,D Haren, SIS.
THE Hon. The Probate Court for the District
of New Haven. To all persons concerned
in tue Estate Of
NATHAN WILLIAMS,
late OF Monkton, in said district, deceased.
Whereas Lyman Williams Administrator of the
Estate OF Nathan Williams, aforesaid deceased,
proposes 10 render an account of his Aiministra.
lion, and present his account against said Estate
for allowance az The Probate Court 10 be holden
at tue Dwelling House of The Jud CT said Court
IN Bristol in said District on the fist MONDAY of
February next a! 10 o'clock fore noon There
fore you are hereby notified to appear before sal1
Court at The time and place aforesaid 10 show
cause, if any you have, why said account should
not be allowed.
Given under nv hand at Bristol, this I'd day OF
January, a. D, 1913.
HARVEY MUNSlLL, Judge.
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In Observation-Disclosures Sale.


DY order oil The United States District Court
ID for the District of Vermont, will be sold
al Public Auction at the Vermont Hotel in
Middiebury on The 9Th day Of February next
at one o'clock P. M. for cash. all tie rights,
title, and interest which Charles Hooker had
in and 10 LIT OF land situated in Middlebury
with the buildings thereon standing, being
the farm IN which the said Hooker lattl res
idedsalso an equal half Of the Saw-mill, and
privelige, commonly called tue Hooker Mill,
also three lots of land on the Mountain with
the privileges and apPurtenances thereunto
belonging, olso fifty Bushels of Oals, and two
luns OF Hay belonging to the said Hooker on
the 3lsi day OF August last as set forth IN 5
schedule on file in The office of the Clerk Of
the district Court more particular discrip-
ton of said real estate will be gwen at the
time o. sale.
HAIRY GOODRICH, Assignee.
Middlebury January 25'h I94s.
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January, 80. lS43.

In THE House. The subject of the dis
tribution of the public stocks, among the
states agreeably TO the plan of w. c. john
son came up twice incidentally, and in the
Senate petitions in favor of it from Penn
sylvania were presented. This project by
the by is arresting much serious attention
in congress, and we think will at last in
some shape secure a majority in congress.
A verv able select committee has been ap-
pointed to report upon it. The report has
not as yet come forth. In the senate, Mr..
McDuffie presented resolutions of the leg
stature of South Carolina, against the Tar
iff Of last session.
January, 81.
The Oregon debate was resumed by Mr..
Calhoun in an able speech against the bill.
Like al the preceding speakers, he express
sed his entire conviction of the justice and
superiority Of our claim to this territory.but
thought the time had not arrived when ii
was expedient for US TO assert and maintain
our rights that such an attempt would be
utterly vain, owing to the superior power
and advantages of Great Britain for carry
ing Oh a war; but that if made, it would
result in our entire loss of that Country.
He adverted to the depressed state ofthe
Treasury, and the embarrassment perva-
ding the whole country. to the party con-
flicts and divisions of the day, and above
all TO our great remoteness from that terri.
tory while England. flushed with recent
victories in the East, with powerful army
and an exhaustless treasury, and military
stations but few thousand miles distant
was ready to take possession there, and
maintain her asserted rights. He advoca
ted peace, and said if time were allowed fol
the spread of our population, thither, the
country would gradually fall into our hands
without any expense oftreasure or of blood
Mr.. Riyes has the floor for tomorrow
when it is expected the debate will close.
ARGUS.
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Brighton Market.
MONDAY. Jan. 30. 1919

MONDAY, Jan. 30, 1913.
At Market $40 Beef Cattle, 1900 Sheep,
and 20 Swine. 100 Beef Cattle unsold.
PR1cEs.-Beef Cattle. Last weeks pri-
ces were not sustained, and we reduce our
quosations,viz: a few extra 81 SO. First
quality, 81 90 q 4 25.- Second quality, IS
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Saw-mill, Grist-mill and Factor,
Wheels

to drive all kinds of machinery, on the most rea-
sonable terms, and on the shortest notice. The
above wheel is cast iron, and FER speed, durability
and power, is not equalled BY any. The under.
signed is aware of the prejudics that exists in the
minds of The public against any patent tight i'm
provements, but he takes this occasion 10 recon-
mend it TO mill owners as no patent humbug ,
and TO convince men of The fact, the undersign-
ed always wishes them to see The operation fer
their own satisfaction. Numerous certificates
can be obtained of the utility of the invention.
but men can best satisfy themselves by seeing
they are requested to call at Beeman's Hollow
or in Salisbury, near the Glas, Factory, or at
East M;ddlebury, where they can see the opera
ton iu saw mills. Also at New Haven East
Mills, where one can be seen on an upright
shaft; also in North Ferisburgh, in +. Douglas
cabinet shop. STILLMAN HENDRICK.
East Mlddlebury, Feb. 7. is4s. 40s6m.
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n office.

n office.
THE Subscriber contemplates a different
= arrangement III business, and requests
all persons indebted to him to call aud settle
the same by Cash or note, before he first day
of March next. And those who intend pay
ing him by bankrupt notices are requested 10
sen1 them in Immediately.
All those who do not attend to this notice
previous TO that time will he furnished with
one that they will understand.
GEORGE NJ. DRowS.
Middlebury, Jan. 9, lS43. s6;Sw
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WE the subscribers having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Add:Fcn
guardians Of
ALANsoN PECK,
Of Cornwall in said District, Insane person, give
notice, that an order has been made by the said
Probate Court requiring all creditors Of The said A
anson Peck TO present their claims TO US the said
guardians for paymnnt within eight calendar monIhs
from The 2lst day Of December 1872; and that sil
claim, against the said Alanson Peck noe presented
10 US within eight calendar months from the said
2lst day of December, A. d. 1912. viii be bat red
as against u.s. asreeabIy to the statute In such
made and provided.
HoRAcE JANIS, I c.1
ORE,N FIELD,
Cornwall, Jan. I'd IS43.
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Proffer of hospitality and good feeling. Gov.
Paine attended the Infantry Ball on Tues
day evening in company with Gov. King.
He left this city for Vermont last evening.
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RELIEF OF THE STATES WAREHoUs1SG

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
Washington, Thursday, Jan. % 1S43.
Ia the House of Representatives, today,
the Committee ordered some time since,
land lis appointment deferred on account
q the inability of the Speaker TO select
members disposed TO consider the matter
With favor on W. Cost Johnson's plan for
NE ne relief Of the States, (by the issue and
distribution of S2OO.OOO,O0o Government
,L9ck) was appointed, 10 consist of the fol-
iSI%lns members: Members, VIM. Cost
. ..1n Chairman, )Gentry, Adams, Casey
"ih, Cooper Of Pa, Marshall Of KY,
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NATHAN WILLIAMS,
STATE OF VERMONT.1

District OF Addison, S.
remembered u3t Probate Court he'd al Middle
ID bury in and for District Of Addison on e od day
OF January a. ID lS43
Homer D. Edridge administrator OF the Estate OF
OLIVER ELDRIDGE.
late OF Bldpor in said District deceased presents his cd
mnisraOu account Tor allowance II Therefore ordered
that the same be examined for allowance said Court AT
session thereof 10 be holden at the office Oft ec=set
said Court in said Middebury Wednesday The 18th
OF February It al O'clock in the afternoon and that
notice thereof be given all persons Interested they
appear and make their objections The allowance
The said admins rlon account by publishing certified COP
this onler in The MiddlebUry Peoples
printed At said MdacGly, three weeks successfully pre-
vious &c the time O. said Court
JED. S. Bushnell, Register.
A true copy of Record,
80 Aues', J. s. BUSHNELL, Register.
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BLANKSi BLANKS!i

The cfice of the Peoples Press J, nov veil far
ishcd with var ETY. ofBlanksn ado conren i,r @
possible, and composed with great regs I'd 30 lesa.
ccurscy. TO be sold II the reasonabl Prie~.-
Middebury Des. Is. l34s,
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DENTISTnY.
N. HARRIS SURGEON DENTIST.

:" OULD express his g'-i,udc 10 ths
w publ Zoe me plirOna-e w.iith hes
been so liberallv b-~.OSf- d n u him. aud
trusts That his skill AID enirg-i experience
will >erU continuance ol II. lie would
assure the puiIic hat he has ever sude yoreG
10 keep up via. ali the improvements in the
scieace Of Dcn'i-ify, by ",qpain1ng ITn>cIf
viii The Ino-I r~re''l puul;'du"n-- ,Dd i.y cor
respond, nee IN d:>tin.pis 81 practitioners
in iie rii'cs. He LAST spring uIcbascs Of
that skiiUl dentist DR. W nitfcnIn,e of Boston,
he at OF making the GoLD iN.LcJM whirh
has recently been so happily siop,cd into The
pracjre of the proie sion IN Boston. New
York and o'h.r places, and hiss lrrn the frat
TO int odure il iaio this region. So complete
" does his composition shirld ie tooth, hat
tho-e htlerI0 become tender nd useless. bY
being properly clean>ed sud flied, NAV he
preserved, and so restored. t!i9r he poSs.ssot
can masiIcsIe his food with ~ much facility
as though no defect exisirG.
i.iddlebury, Dec. 7, 1872.
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NEAR EIGHT YEARS

NEAR EIGHT YEA RS
Before The American Public, and now sold by
$500
Agents in the New England States alone
BENJAMIN BRANDRETH'S HILLS.
IsIIllS vegetable and truly innoeeh
a. medicine PURIFIEs.thc blood AMI i'm
medately stays the further progress of disease
in the bodies OF those whose powers or hf. err
not already exhausted. Where human mems
can avail, there scarcely is eBy complaint
form OF sickness, TINT the Brandreth Pills do not
relieve and generally cure. Although tLes- pills
produce known effect, hat infect is not 20
PROSTATE the body, with other medicines, lut
lhc frame is iuvignrated by the removal Of the
causcof weakness the morbid the citie.od nv
mos from the blo,d
Harmless in themselves, they merely
ASSIST NATURE.
To throw out tive occasion of sickness frsm ;hs
body, snd they reeuie no alteration IN thu diet
or clothing. In feet the human body is butter
abe 10 sustain without injury, the inciemency Of
:he weather, while u"der The influence OF this in
fiction destroying, disease eradcatng Medicine
than any other fine.
Tue Importance Of Brandreth's Pills for Sea-
men add travslris is, ,heref re, self evident.
BY tl;e Timely use Of this medicine how much
lnxoiy and sickness might We not prevent
Cold, bilious af.ct;ons. Typhus, Scarlet and f.
vcts eli al kinds, would be unknownl Bnt where
sickness does evi@', let the Btandr eth's Pills bs
at once sent for t.,at the remedy NAV be applied
without further lOss OF tim..
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
United States District Court,
Vermont District.

In Bankruptcy. Notice to show cause against
petition of John r. Sumner Of Bristol in said dis
trict, 10 be declared bankrupt, at the office OF
Samuel Prentiss, in Montpelier in said district,
on Tuesday The 2Ist day of March ls43, 10 O'Clock
forenoon. 40
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III o T II S, Cassimeres, Sattinetts and
~ Trimmings in great variety cheaper than
ever before Offered, az RIner's.
Sept. re-, 1879.
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Direct Percussion and Reacting
Water Wheel:

To use and to vend 10 others 10 be used in The
County Of Addison. Also having be en- auihori-
zed by the said Johnson, Arnot and Wright as
general agent for the counties of Rulls nd, BEN
nington, and Lamoille, in the state of Vermont,
10 sell individual county rights of their vans,
bic improvement, in making such an application
Of water as TO give the greatest amount of
strength from given quantity ofwater than any
wheel now in use-ths best not excepted.
Therefore the undersigned takes this method
10 inform those interested in MILL or FACTO-
RY business, that he is prepared 10 put in
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TO BE LET.

4HA THE eligible and well known
HIT. Tavern Stand belonging 10 Mrs
.4s Mercy Reed now occupied as
Temperance house by Mr. Benjamin B.
Brown.
MERCY REED.
Middebury Feb. 9th 1s43.
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Groceries.

THE subscriber has just received fen New
4 York fresh supply If CToccres, .aeoi-
cines, Dye Stgfs. Paints, &C., which lie offers
TOR sale as lew as can tie purchased in i:.I'
vicinity, for Cash or produce.
w. =. RUsSSLL-
Dee. 5. 1912.
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NOTICE.

AAE S. JOHNSON, would inform all those
w who have unsettled accounts or notes
due him that immediate payment must be ma de
if they wish 10 save cost.
Jan. U.s. 1919.
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BENONI SHURTIJFF.

late of said Mdchury drccad ike corr, that par
ti0n Of the Ic csaie OF the dcc-aSrd b. smOng The
deysrcS damNl ia the last will ard Of the DE-
ceased according Iie Provisions hcrrof ard that carn
miss1ncrs be appointed that ns: d IS irc;nr
CcTci that SAID nOce he sven I'll
Interested That They snprar before said CcuIt at
session thereof he held he Office Of the cicr OF 81
COUIt in said Mddlebury Wcine.d9y TIE lJh day nj
FEBRUARY newt O'Clock in the airroon nj which
time live said will appoint commissioners 10 mike
Or said Aforesaid, pnb'sh'ug rerii6od
eony Of ihs oder in live Mddcbusy Sr,eg- news
paper pdietl said Ndhrbury, wcc.s suoeciseiy
nrpv ou nj he mo NJ s.lid (iour
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On hand
improvement ofthe day!
IMPORTANT TO MILL OWNERS,

THE undersigned having obtained the exclu-
siye right of Johnson, Arnot and Wright, their
improvement in wafer wheels, known as John
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" eXistanc

"The ways of God, are mysterious"
1They are not like our ways"
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ANsoN BYINGToN, !
OTHENIEL JEwETT, District
HOSEA SPAULDING
r. FARNswoRTK Committee
AUSTIN BEECHEh.
WillistoD, Jan. 10Th, IS43.
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SATURDAY

SENATE.-not In session.
HoUsE-engaged on private bills.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

DIStTci OF ADDISON, SIS.
DE it remembered thar al Probate Cunt hcid Middle
ID bny ia and for The District OF Addison Inc iSh dy
of January lSi.
Lucy shurhG and Nathan Wood eI,euS.s % the last
Wi afid Tesla Of
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APPOINTMENTS BIZ THE GOVERNOR,

sy and .-its the adyce and consent of the Senate.
i MARCH 18Th, 1898.
aLsAsy CouSrY-Abraham Moreil, Robert D. Wa'soa
aui An,bony Gould be commissioners OF deecs IN 1he
n-r. OF Edward 3. we,, whose term expires soih OF
March and Daniel w Mills whose term expires zolh May,
1915. ,J a,,.-,
Veeder to be comma soper OF deeds TOR Schenee
in MACE al far,nunus Van Ingen and Henry +. F4as
huIpb whose terms have expired
Stephen a. Dsgset be master in chancery In pace OF
Stephen IL Johisos, who did not quality. lido and
Ens in Mace of john Holiday, whose term expires oh Oh
May, I8+S 8 oro.s,;c distilled
sris: in place of James D. Feihousen whose term nas
expired. ,,- .rd mon,
Aisrauder McG ukirs and Robert Cunningham 20 os ~
.neclos of beef and pork in place OF Abel Waro
irrr has expired ana Peter schsrnernon whose tef
Esor-e Anderson, "a be inspector of sole leather,
Josiah Granger, cutler of slaves and heading.
Robert NJ Fuller, be Inspector Of POI aua
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" Everybody praises .EayHe's Eaair on.
re- and icr the best reason world, because II : Inc
on hope that ta ba!dheaded have OF once more re-
paniog the ir flowing locks of hair, with hich Gatere
adorned their head, youth which does 10 The adra
ZION OF all who as directed Try IT, all OF you VINO
need more or Landowner hair IL is the hiGg Tor you
PTeDared only by Dr. D. JAYNE. - South Third street.
Philadelphia, ana SOS Broadway, New York.
Pricr Al mr. ho lie. fli9 OF
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RgpupIArroS IN MlssouR1-A few years ago
n Mr. JAIME, Dunaica was employed by the State
of M;ssour 10 attend TO some building. The State
claimed balance on settlement and sued Dunnica;
but Dunnica obtained ajudgementaga the State
for $40. The Legislature now refuse to pay him
one cent. This refusal is made at the time that
thew pire to the estate of defarltisg Treasurer
of the State, by name Walker, $4,000, which amount
!; is ascer,ained since Walkers death, his account
i, short. But several of the Senators and the LIT.
Governor were security on Walkers bond which
fully accounts for the milk of that cocoa nut:
TNa,chez Courier.
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ONLY GIVE 1t A-FAIR TRIAL

gEAYDEN:S Premium Pens.-A Silver
Sfe,al was awarded J. Hayden Tor his " very su5e-
ror Pcns b., Ire American iasclce al It's last Far The
eorerrert have given ters the Preference, and the best
7ccou1,au many Of the public Institutions viii 1se no
Pens They have justly TIE hlghest rapate-
ton and are not surpassed fecuaied by any IN the County
The trade are supplied !. The Manufacturers prices by Tie
agents j. X bat DEN, . Tta,s-areet-
Agents for siiDsn's School and cc1Dtrgh0usS ink
S.ard, #
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Caoitn, Pnnisy,,nea,.

7 o TIC Ed1lof q tks I ftbin; ;:
AS you do rot seem to be prepared to answer,
confidently, the Second branch Of the inquiry by
Equity in your columns of this morning, allow
me the privilege OF stating briefly, that in view Of
the strong claims of victory made by the friends Of
Capital Punishment, in tie recent discussions the
Tabernacle, DR.. Cox Of Brooklyn, and Rev. MIR.
Chceyer, of this City, have since been respectfully
invited TIC meet Rev A C. Thomas of Brooklyn,
and Rev. W. s. Bach Of This City, in public discus
sion of the subject Capital Punishment, and that
tAey haze both declined the latter for acaat Of
time, and the former, as understand, from
acant of tsme and ihe advice of friends. How
far such excuses can be ustised under the existing
circumstances, and after such shouts of victory, a
reasoning community will judge-at least SO thinks
u friend to FAIR DISCUSSION.
Nor. York, Mcrch IL, i64S
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u Tribune Job Printing OF

u Health, Quiet aud Comforting Ora
ham House. 63 Barclay NewYork prefers advantages
20 Strangers stopping few days or weeks IN the CITY, sucn
as are rarely offered Il egby located ona clean ana
airy street. very near the business part of the city, and in
the immediate vicinity OF the principal steamboat landings
It's apartments are convenient and neat while ITS table is
supplied with best Vegetables and Fruits that can be
procured excluding entirely Animal Food and Stmulan,s
of all kinds Charges moderate aud every effort made to
render Boarders com Portable Shower Baths free. Re.
mproher IS RarclaY-st