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POLK'S HOSTILITY TO THE MEN OF THE
REV OI If'rION

Ian any descendant of those who fought our battles
ana achieved our Independence. support James X. Polk
III ar what Mr.. " alter ". Johnson recently Demo
eraf, WHO has abandoned james K. Polk. because
OF his conduct towards The Revolutionary Pensioners,
has 10 say upon the subject:
From The Ripley .qdrcriiser.
TO THE PUBLIC.
lhave always l,relotore acted and voted with The
parry calling Itself the Democratic party but having re-
cfh'y determined TO abandon that party and vote G,r
Henry Clay for President think IL due to myself and
TO The political friends with whom have formerly act
e"' 10 give the reasons which have induced me to
pursue this course.
My grandfather was a Wing of l776. and served his
country faithfully IN the Revolutionary war NV Eth
er carried to the grave the scars of the Indian omah,
received IN Tie Indian wars Of the Northwest Territory
"n'ch followed the Revolution A near relative of INV
a,nef p'SeeJ his lie IN jeopardy the battle of the
hdhes ala rendered his country service On that DC
CASTOR which will no, be forgotten descendant
:" sar Stock, should be traitor TO every generous
impulse OF humanity End PATRIOTISM if did moi warm
" sympaihise with the few old Revolutionary ,,,,io,s
w a'e ana eel deep nieres, In extending Il, them
'a' J"s' reward Tor their patriotic services which we
WI" ENJOY Tue fruits Of their toll. Justly ON Them
come lime since, | was informed by LEADING ~ hig
' 'ANhs n FOLK. the individual that nv pariy
mac nominated or President had voted and shaken IN
co"sress against allowing Revolutionary soldiers nav
'nei' services at once pronounced It iobe a Whs
e, "nu 'N'ieu Tor The proof. They produced Wing
saa =, ou' having no confidence in them, rei,i-
sea 10 'aks 'hefs Tor proof They then produced The Dc
oates ana Journals Of Congress published by auLnri,v
giving an impartial statement Of the puhlic acis
" an men Without regard 10 party examined H,,e
"o' "n'e"s' ana much TO my regret found that Le
"atemcHs q NE hig newspapers are f,e 10 he lrfer
""u hai MI Folk not only voted On one or two oce,
against allowing The old soldiers as much ivr their
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-28
WHO WANTS TOBACCO

II Will be seen, 10y the following . tha Col Avg
Lea" ieh, who some time ago offered TO sell his man
uacnred Idacco, nj his regular rIc,s, 10 be raid fr
when Clay shall be elected President, has found Gus
loner;bnt the Colonel is still anxious = make further
sales on the same terms. Who'A buy?
.HrSsrs Editors. have lust now received and d.
recled the filling Of an order Tor one hundred boxes man
uiactured tobacco, 10 be paid for when Henry Clay
shall be elected President of thu United SAFES The
Tobacco happened 10 be in Mobile where the merchant
hses' when saves the delay of shipment Sc.
have yet on hand M small quantity. which sltuld
like 10 have customers for on the same terms The mn
chaser may make, but cdnnat lose Why moi buy? The
only advantage /" me Is sale on short credit NV
customers all make money, and confer blessings on every
consumer OF the luxury. Yonr friend,
AUG. LEF1NICH.
Iynclllntr. Oct. 9th 1874
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-28

MR. POLK on THE TARIFF IN. Bgows-
sor-O. Il. BUwDson, in the last number Of his he
view. TINS rebukes The game played oil by the Penn
syvsnians and other IafH Lucnloreos by Mr.. Polk IN
hs letter To Mr. Kane, and by Poh supporters IN those
secons where protection Is overwhelmingly popular.
Mr. Brownsh Is Incofuco IN principle. boldly hos
tile Protection well every lling else the Wings
in ayur of. lie says of the ''incdrnial" jingle
I'VE are not a liitle impatient with this unfair deal
ing with the people. We, 81 The people, demand
On III. part Of all men. matter how high INV,
Irankness aud honesty and especially do demand OF
The politician who solieiis sniiraees pain hones.
franz statement II The policy he really and truly aP
proyes ana, wishes TO see adopted. We desplse the
neanpe,s ws de'si The weakness, of attempting get
into power by alsa rreences. by cGncealng views
or using language wlica permits the inference that
IN favor Of one thing, VIM we are really IN iaTor III
anoher. Success by such meaIs Is more dlshonorahle
fatal than defeat. Better to Ge 4efeaied by Tight
ing fpr your principles, lan succeeLe5 by abandon
ing them"
eve have been deeply areved al Mr. Pok's Litter
We lad hoped thai with Mr. Van Buren,, the 'betwxi y
betweeny policy he had represented for many years
would retire To the shades Of Lndenwald, AID thai
hencelorih should be at liberty adopt open.
ly. staigh forward polcv alike crcdaLe the leaders
OF the party and beneficial to the country; but fear
that we have gained little by the exchange W e have,
We fear. only another disciple Of the schnUl, and
that the same old demaeogical dynasty is be renewed
and porppualed; the dread of open, honest
ais; the croopked, sefpenlne policy which caused
Us 10 be hurled from power with such overwhelming in
dianaiion IN lSf0. be again characteristics
We afraid that are likely To prove a par
~, that cannot profit by experience. and learn
wisdom from defeat. We hsye MOI, read. ue hare mol
hedd. during he cdnrass, thus far, single noble snh
ment, a singie manly appeal. The whole canvass
has been conducted IN teruous manner by low and de
mualizng appeals, dsgracrfl 10 the actors, deadenng
the public conscience. " Justly ms,ii he ,c,aih Of
iiearen, and, should we fail, II mould oaiy be RICH
ieous judgment upon MS for 'onm Of firm principle.
nobility Of ,om, confluence in the people, aad fidelity to
lie sacred cause entrusted 10 our keping"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-28
m. HARTLEY, from London, has long been

u
~ accustomed to prescribe for patients with diseases
ct private nature. lie has enjoyed extended orpor,u
mites OF studying and investigating the various morbid
tissues which constitute The class OF malads alluded Ia
and has obtained thorough practical as well ms the
oretlcal knowledge, of this branch Of the profession
The tue pathology OF these disorders presents the same
infinite variety IN detail, find variety of farm and
features in regard the human countenance; This heinz
the case, how Inconsistent are the asser.ions If IS
who proclaim one remedy capable Of curing a. ,,so,s
cannot cure all the forms OF even one disease. how NJ,
tery hopeless, ,hen it is with nose Who uo ON t,an
month to month, taking remedies $50 caled) because
o'soo'h 'he'r rron.,eors have asserted they will cure
every oody. ,las! these wonderful cure, never take
pace except IN the newspapers. II is mol intended To
Gerry all advertised medicines; the contrary many
oil them are very good for certain stages or perbaps far
certain symptoms; but 10 cure diseases successfully
distinction must be made between the disease se and
me symptoms which indicate the existence or ocal,v
OF The disease aud remedies must be employed and varied
IRON time TO time, as circumstances may REQUIRE.
Office one door below the Exchange Hmel-adjojn.
my Trinity Church. Richmond, Va. Hours Of alien.
dance, from A. NJ. TIL 10 Z. NJ No Communications
received unless post paid.
Richmond, Oct.-li ,s;f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-28

ARkANSAS.-We have yet received but few
details Of he eec,n held in this State on the ID us,
1t is rummed that the " hg Governor is eleclcdhu,
he news is too good 10 lie the Yet stranger evan,s
have happened The last Memphis Enquirer saw,
We have received accounts from Crlienden Mississ,
p and ST. Francis countess all showing large incre,s,
in the Wing vote. We should not be at all surn,;.ed
if Gibson. the Wing candidate for Govcrnur. shooa h,
elected"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-28

Eieetrichy-Thp Baltimore Patriot. in noticing the
storm Which visited thai clty the . 81 INST says
During The prevalence Of this storm which came from
the direction 1T Washington Civ as its presence there
was announced by Nurses Telegraph some time before
Telegraph extending between the cities were struck by
electricity from the clouds several ilmrs. To thse who
were in the Telegraph Office in Pratt street. at the
time where Mr.. Rogers prcsdes and to whose poeness
high credit is due the shocks were palpaby mar fs-
Simultaneous with. indeed, tle before The flash of
lightning could be perceived a circuit had been formed
upon the wires, and the electric register put in operation
by that mysterious. subtle fluid welded and lrolled
by the great Power above just at the momen, the
on additional OF the election in Geur
ga were being transmitted but the oec Of electricity
from the atmosphere upon the wire was so great as To
confuse the characters, causing additional 10 those
intended by the manpulaors rendering 1t necessary to
suspend operations until the storm passed off No dam
age whatever sustained by the Telegraph"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-28

we nave heard II more Than once asserted by Loco.
Loco orators, thar, lille tie tariff If i2 Gives The man
n'ac'nrers, ("homiEey represent as class Of wealthy
monop'Iss,) large. !donal profits their ahorers do
not participate IN these benz s--snd we have rrsIly
been almost brought To tears, as have listened to tho
oul!""Tings {" sicky stnsLilily on this Subject BY
men WHO never tt iur the poor until ihev .o, on the
stump" We submit to these gentlemen the ioIlowln.
summary Of facts, showing that the aborer does share
directly IN the benefits Of the protective system. and
"a' "' "a"u'ac'uferS are not necessarily monopolsis
nabnbs.
MI ihhr"p, OF boston. in letter to a gentleman
IN Virginia, dated August Sth. IS4I submits 4 table OF
The average wages paid in OF The Merrimack mills
~ ihe month of June, Of five successive years, as
follows:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-28

THE AMERICAS INsTiTurE-The Hon. Alexander
H. II Stuart OF Virginia, delivered the anniversary ad
dress beure tie American Institute at the ahrnacle
and ii OF the must able. forcihle and manly eff
forts we have heard for many year, The subject
on the Rights, Duties and Responsibilities Of the
Wurkltrmen ol America" We would that every man
who earns his bread by The sweat u his brow could have
listened to thelr champon he explained heir posioD
and while he defended the great principles If national
policy which alone elevate the mass, aud give STA
blly and increased prosperity 10 our glorious nsttu
lions. ~. \ Republic.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-28
English EOwIing Pieces.

Nv r. have received one case OF superiur DOlBI f
W BARREL FOWLlNG PIECES, ofextra fin
ieh hne wire twist patent t"uch, pstlna holes, per
cession locks w'h steel action They Of recent i'm
portalion. the real "Simhn Pure" aud no nrstakeC
sale low to close. MCDANIEL & McCOkkLE.
Oct. Ia ,sif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-28

have examined mo the crufse oi Mr. Clay on this
subject. and find that on May 49, 1882 vol s. ispe
$780, he made lung speech IN favor OF paying the old
soldiers and May 10. page $50, he voted in favor
Of ile very bill IN the Senate while Mr. Polk had voted
against IL IN the House.
Win hesr facts hefore clearly and 50 satisfac-
torlly proven, have determined that LEI others do MS
they viii, as for me shall vote against James X. Polk
and for Henry Clay. and think that every who
hs. drop Revolutionary Wing blood in his veins
ought 10 do hkeMIse
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-28
NICHOLS L. BELL,
wholesale ~ Retail Dealers in

staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Asss, Shoes Groceries. Hardware, Ac. sc
~ oCLD respectfully call the attention of their
w friends, customers, and the public at larue Ia
their very extensive stock Of
FALL AND WINTER GooDs
recently purchased IN the Northern cities Their az
swlmen. usual comprises every variety Of Fancy Nc
well as useful articles all the ne 81, les
Of Ladies' Dress Goods
knowing their facilities for buying cheap to be a,
leas' equal to any other house in Lynchburg they hest
ato not to say that they will sell as cheap. ,Phey
Will take pleasure in exhibiting their Gods 10 all wbo
may favor them with call.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
srs respectfully requested TO examine tbe, stock bec
buying WV" '''o''
Oct. 3 I:r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-28

In regard To which many voted from rers,nol nrec,,..
ces al Local causes The Congressional vote on IN. b
er hand has respect In the NATIONAL. Politics M
me 3oOo msJ gwen on that question in favor Of Tho
Wings may be reckoned as much If preference nv
the people lor the election If Mr. Clay and the ob,y
10 be accomplished by his success
In reference lsereitre IN the Presidential Election M
popular vote If Pennsylvania has gone against POI y
and DALLAS; which proves 10 the friends of CLAW
and FRELlNGllUYsEN, that if they but eAer, them
selves 10 bring their full orce the election en- the frs
OF November next, the State s beyond all que,ion
ALEX. RAMSEY,
DAVID KRAUSE,
=. c. SEDGWlCK,
JOHN \. WEIR,
). II. CLARK.
TIlEO. FEM,
Z. MCURDY,
}. A. FISHER,
JOHN ZlNN,
A. J. JONES
}. J. CLYDE.
JOHN {. kuNKIE,
JACOB DOCK,
HENRY PETER,
Central Executive Co,;mitlo,
Harrisburg Oct. q 1914.
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MT. " InthTop also observes: a.
VIII a1nrd you good copmontay on II idta 'g
"'ese manufacturing establishments Carried D"
wealthy capitalists, at the expense of the oher a ~.
inuFe especially Of the laboripg classes, to esaml
'lio"ins table, exhibiting by whom these very WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-28

CORNER OF CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK.
WoOiD call the attention of Merchants visiting
w New York for their Fall supplies. to their extern
sive assortment oi entirely
NEW STYLES FALL. GOODS.
10 their ordinary stock, which comprises full and oe
neral variety OF Staple and Fancy SILK Goods they have
been making large additions Of ENTIRELY NEW
STYLES, expressly adapted to the season.
From the facilities which they possess in The purchase
OF Goods at the very loves, prccs-,her nnrvae and
very extensive assortmenihey feel assured that it will
be IN thelr power 10 offer extraordinary inducements to
purchasers no desire and deserve buy the very
best terms, aud they determined 10 spare no pains
to make Tor the interest of such make their selections
from their stock. In
DRESS GOODS
they can show great range of styles in Rich Printed
ashmere DEeosse, OF latest PARIS patterns; Tesans
Grape DE LANES Muslin De LANES Of PARIS styles
never before offered.
Alpaccas, Bombazines, Black and Blue Silk, low and
high priced.
SlLkS-Cameeon Brocade Silks; Cameeon Brooch
striped Silks; Plain and Satin Striped Ilellenenes:
Black and Blue Black Satin Striped and Brocade our
ed Silks Satin Striped eros Cranes; Black and Blue
Black .'ros de SWISS Italian Lusrngs Glos de Rtcl rs
nIos d AlfqneS Black and Blue Black Salins Plain and
Figured Sallns. Also
MILLINERY GOODS in great variety, compri
sing Bonnet Silks and Sans of entirely new styles Bon
net and Gap Ribbons, rich Fall patterns new designs
Bonnet Nevcs. plain colprs. black and blue black fgu
eu, shaded, pIaidj cut and uncut.
LACES.
Cap iaces in great variety of new and elegant pat
ierns trimming Laees and Lace Edeinos black and
white Silk. Lisle, Guipure, Mechlln, Brussels, Sc
Thread Laces aud Edginss, French, German and
English.
SIlAWLS
Rich Cashmere and Broche Long and Square Shavls.
1'hibet Muslin de Lame, kabyle Plaid Woollen. Nett
sc. sc.
/ SILK SlIAWLS-Dark Cameleon Satin Sriped
figured sc.
GLOVES AND MITTS,
In every variety for Gentlemen Ladies' and Misses or
KID OF the most approved manufacture Buck, Merlno
Wooden, Silk, Lace, FlIe, Egyptian, ludla Rubber
&c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-28
WHO PAYS THE DUTY 2

The suppDsiliou ls the consumer of an article imam
which duty Is imposed necessarily rays lha, duty. il
not only disproyed by every mans daily experience and
observation, but is show 10 be erroneous by the onxs,
OF foreign nations, whose products and fabrics are ,hus
dntied, To procure modification Of our tariff system lf
the consumer pays The duty, why are The foreign mann
LECTURERS so soellous 10 procure heir repeal or reduce
'ion2 lftis a tax upon cilizens, they of course
would feel no portion OF the buhen Bnt they are very
well aware that the effect Of our duties is to raise IN
domestic competitor, who, supplying the market viii,
similar fabrics, al cheaper price, necessarily dinnishes
the amount Of their sales aud forces them to sell al re-
duced rates. Read the following Article from the New
York Tribune.
FOREIGN lNIERES RS MAINTAINED.
The Courier dos Etais tnis, the ably and widely
circulated French In nrna in the city of New York
whose editor has recently been enrolled in the .Leon If
Honor d Louis PhlIlipe, thus uses himslf-an alien
TO onr eounIry-ioT fighting the battle of Locoioco-
ism
Some Of ow rcaders nor and lien offended a,
ON Democratic sUWpaties. and accuse ms Of rioff;ur
orr political neutrality. Ucdo nat think nat ". de-
Scrre any nprtmh "a his accCmqt-tot Lccausc pe de-
ny on Ffd'tcfionst r Hdt fmiy nut BECAUSE my
SEEN TO US TO BE RENDERED PERFECTLY LEGITIMATE
ny the particular interests cAch il is our BUSINESS TO
DEFEND .fnoHg Tie political questions 10 be settled In
tbe Presidential Election, there is one uich ,se cnnuoi
&c dshed 10 tool Hr"n wiM ndiGernce aad ncntreiiy:
il IS lie TlRItT QUESTION. ,ciich is loo D,eb Of
FRENCH .1mcrcdi QUESTION mol 10 come ,rikLin o,r
hnS of discussion is rigH 10 ,royk Nth all our
might for The triumph q FREE TRADE, and 10 iAroo
III the henry yoke rhich tor tco yca,s has megied IN
foreign tnde and especially on The French ii Aattrr
may he he "pmions n oar rsdders His sMjcci Nen
cannot be surprised al ear fnjGHnga duty imposed on
as by our conscience and our \ ,TroNALITY"
This Is candid and manly Foreign Interests stand
Hrtnly afrayPd American Interests
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-28
IMMENSE WING GAIN IN DAIrI,,opu

'"'""'''i' WIN tAIN IN BALTIMORE
he election Of Mayor for lie city Ct Baltimore took
pace last Monday, and resulted in the election Of Cal
DaVles' The Locoioco candidate by majority of 4o9-
showing Wing gain, since the Gnbernaarjal eec,;on
on the I'd inst. of 122. The total vote cast =, tho ia
bernaloria election was ,-,-a
Total vote for Mayor * ' t99
Showing a decrease Of -oo
And II is somewhat remarkable that Tho ,,,;..
crease is IN the l'ocoloco poll-io wit:
Total Wig role. Total JocoCo.o.o,,
Oct. 7o6s Dc, % ''o'Voco zoe.
Oct. 81, 700 0ct 81 S'i90
Increase . Ill.,
Va, Decrease 20
"ne'e were the Pipe Laycr2 Has Justice scbaef.
' summary disposed OF them all Or have thew oono
" ''"ef points, where is supposed their votes will hs
more elective than in Msryland
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-28

CIRCULAR N.IVV.S.,

IEnSONS IN want Of CIRCULAR SAWS con
y BE- furnished al short notice viii, w,rr,n,.d ~;
~, ofany size. from IL 10 4S in diameter nj small
ssvasee IN manufacturers prices, by
h, b. s. w. "A. RICHARDS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-28
PENNSYLVANIA

nc "'''"os address Of the Central Wing Com.
n'ee Of the State OF Pennsy vana to the pe,,s =, -.
on'ea States, strengthens The opinion tha, NJ, CI.r
VIII get the electoral vote Of that State. way
The POPULAR VOTE FOR CONGRESS
Feito,c Citsens-It- is ms, .s,..,.;-, :, .'''A''
congressional Election the Denncrs,;c Wa, laa' on 'he
ha, IN Their iavm Of 4,7sl VOTES AZ Sh"aa
"as majority over General Markle n ,ho, S.,unh
sanu So'es but that was given on STAFF rO' Fifty ,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-28

Their stock will be found to comprise full assert,
men OF all the varluns small tess needed aud they in
we the attention OF buyers, with the fullest confde nee
that they can supp every want In their hne
New York, Aug 3mif
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r. .e'6R' UlRH MAPLE
AGEI Ia d % % I'd y
HILLLlNS, RANKIN s. PEN.NLM2.N,
No. Go WILLIAM STREET.

CORNER OF CEDAR STREET,
VNOOlD call the attention of Merchants visiting
w New York for their Fall supplies their extern
assortment nj puitfpIv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-28

teh1raI EAeculve Voamitloc
Harrisburg, Oct. q, 1914.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-28
THIS DAY Y EEK |

Election Isl Monday (,hc An dry) Of November.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07
rs THERE INDEED NO :

ElEONSUMPTlVE?-We emphs iy say there is. Look
Vt The following extracts OF C-rtica
IL the winter OF 1871, afflicted with cough
ud upoa the recommendation OF friend procured bottle OF
from Subsequently recommended ;he Balm
rum my friends who troubled with afsc
lions among OF whomceyed very benefit from IT, aud
my candid opinion that OF all the medicines Pufed from
PLANTS ASTHMA, &c, there Is not valuable msdl
cine presented the public than the SOUSHERN BALM.
JOHN NJ. HOW +, 20e Grand street
Hr E A ROSS, Merchants E,chlnGe cured of Con.
ssnqon when thought beyond cure by The OF bottles OF
the SOUTHERN BALM.
Mr. JACOB DOREE. attached 70 the Steamship Great
Western, afflicted wiki cough and pain in The side for
vess-he procured bottles OF the Southern Balm.
5th 1872 On the Of s vessel IN the Spring ne
called according 10 agreement aud stated that the hern
Mr LEWIS F GREENE. 1876 Front street, Brooklyn.
cured oi CONSUMPTION OF 10 yedIs standn2 aer u>ns
bottles of TayOss Ba!som of Lyerwof whont obtaining
ornament relief, BY the OF bottle OF SOUTHERN
Nj EDWARD a. VANDERHOOF, rs Water street,
medies had failed bv the SOUTHERN BALM.
Nh A + HATFIELD, 2i7 Sd street, had child cured Of
vo-nt cough of three months duTaon oy the use OF the
SOUrHER BALM.
Hundreds Of other might be enumerated but space
vii! permit We refer several ministers OF the
pei and Others whose aud residence will be given
application store To all afflicted 18th Pulmonary
affections, say TRY ONE. ONLY one, bottle. and
tn you decide for yourselves wheh- any medicine was
eve! so etficacious as the SOUTHERN BALM.
Price SI.-ShECUT s. co, principal depot 2S! Broad
way, Reade Agents wanted throughout the country
Applications must BE- post paid.
Agenrs-Dr. 4. Upham, ie6 Bowery; VIM. King Fulton ST
Dr. kirst. !S7 Canal street; H. Lloyd, Prince street Dr.
Leegett Avenue and Sd street; w K NoTha Brookiyn
\. Guths, Albany; Reading Co Boston; S. Geiston.
prrsbu-rh NH