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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-05-08
A Fine Estate I'M Market:

'k'HE subscriber wishes to sell The. Tract oc
Land OIL which he now resides, situated iH
Augusta County, between the Long Meadow run
and Christians Creek. This tract contains
5SS 4AOlAlAS5
about 700 OF which are cleared and in fine state
of cultivation and the residue we'll timbered.
TINS land possesses many advantages which
are calculated to attract the attention Of persons
DESTROYS OF procuring desirable residence OF of
making profitable Investment of capital
IL lies about midway between Stauntoh and
Waynesborongh and within a short distance of
the turnpike-1t is within three miles Of Tihk-
ling Spring Church, IN an excellent feiahbor-
hood, and convenient to several Merchant Mills
and Saw MiIls--one Of each nearly on the edge
Of the wood land
Inc improvements consist Of plain cotiifoftas
Bile Dwelling House, with all necessary out
houses, Spring house, and Smoke house, a large
and convenient Barn with Grahafy attached TO
1t, and an excellent Orchard Of choice fruit trees.
The greater part of the tract is undulatiDg,
without being steep or broken, and about :hfee
hundred acres Of il are Of the first quality Of Ad-
gusta land.
There are two never-faiIing Springs near the.
dwelliDg-house, and others on different parts OF
The tract, which afford an ample Supply Of wa
ter. The Meadow is large ana exceedingly pro-
ductve. and not more than an acre Of il is liable
TO damage fforn ffeshets,,
The location Of The Springs and the Wood
land is such as 10 make it easy TO divide the tract
into two OF three farms giving to each an ab1h!
dant supply OF timber and water.
In point. Of fertility Of soil, salubriiy Of eli.
mate, advantages of society. and convenience 10
schools, to church, and TO market, this estate ia
surpassed by few if any in Che county, and tbs
subscriber can confidently recommend il to aay
gentleman who WISHES to obtain such cotn5iha.
tion OF advantages for a fair consideration.
Any one desIfous Of purchasing is requested
10 call and examine the land for himself, and he
can then learn the terms Of sale which will be
accommodating. MOSES McCUE.
April II, 1876.
GeD The Rockingham Register will ihser
the above ill forbid.
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prices than the same articles can be obtained Ell
Their here or elsewhere. We warrant every ari.
Gle that leaves the shop to be perfectly fresh, and
If found in any way defective, it may be returned
at our cost. Every article bought of us by mer-
chants or others and packed to be sent by wag-
ons, if broken, because not securely packed, will
be at onr loss. DR.. peterborough will give
his personal attention to the shop, and every
thing that goes out Of il will be under his espe-
cial attention, and we therefore are able TO give
the strongest assurance to merchants, Doctors,
and others, that every thing sell shall be ge-
milne, fresh, and In no way defective. We will
at all times give more than the market price for
Flax-Seed, BeeswaX, Linseed Oil, or any other
produce in exchange for our Drugs. We REQUEST
all who come here TO buy Drugs 70 give us a call
before purchasing elsewhere, as we are sure that
we sell identical articles lower than they
can be bought in this place.
Please read our advertisement below.
Dr.. J. N. BROCKENBROUGH & co.
Scottsville, May /, 1916.
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TNHE subscriber returns his thanks TO the pub
- lie for the liberal encouragement heretofore
extended to him, and would respectfully inform
them that he has employed an experienced hand
to attend his machines who will do as good work
as can be done in any part of the State. He will
receive Wool at the same stands he did last year,
viz at the Store of e. Hogshead in Middlebrook,
the Valley Mills on Middle River, at Eugenio
Irvine's on the Big Calf Pasture river, and at
Deerfeld. The price will be cents for white,
and Ct cents for mix'd. if paid within the carding
season--or Ct cents for white and cents for
mixed, ifbooked. Wool, Flaxseed, and all kinds
of Grain, will be taken at the cash market price,
if delivered at the machines in the cardipg sea-
son. JAMES M. HELMS.
MAY i, 1915
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WANTED

IN exchange for Drugs, &c. at the wholesale
and retail Drug Store of DR.. ]. N. BROCK
ENBROUGH & co. the following articles, viz
1000 bushels Flax-Seed
/ 900 lbs. Beeswax
5000 lbs. Wool, and
or 6 good Horses.
Scotsvile, May ], fS45.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-05-08
XaSrltlltke .NOEicP.

A GENERAL meeting Of the Stockholders in
the Warm Springs and Harrisonburg Turn.
pike Road Company will be held at the house Of
washington Dudley, in Jennings Gap, on FRI
DAY the 9th day Of June next.
1t is hoped that stockholders will make it con-
yenIent to attend, either in person By prory, as
there may be business of importance, that will
require attention. BY order of the Board.
M. HARVEY EFFINGER,
C. W. S. S- II. r. n. Co.
May s, 1S45.-tdm.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-05-08
TWO GOOD TRACTS
OF SOUYH-RXVER LAND
FOR SALE.

R4 virtue Of two deeds Of trust executed to
- me by Archibald A. Hall, one dated 22nd
April l943, and the other dated 9th June lS43,
both of which are duly recorded in the Office of
the County Cont of Augusta, will proceed To-
sell at auction, on the premises, on SATURDAY. the
24,h of May instant, two of the Tracts of Land
therein named.
One Of these Tracts contains about
100 ACRES
of choice Land. 1t lies on the south side of the
South River, and is bounded by il for near half a
mile. and adjoins the lands of Martin Kindip.
Girard Is. Stuart, and Isaac Hall. The whole Of
the tract is arabic, and the soil is a sandy loan
resting on solid clay substratum About 100
Acres are cleared and in a fine state of cultiva.
ton, and the residue is covered with a heavv
growth OF pine, oak and hickory There Is
good Spring on the tract, but no buildings of any
kind.
The other Tract lies short distance ffon the
one above described, and contains about
$50 .fcreS,
about forty of which are cleared, and the residue
well timbered with pine, oak and hickory-
This Tract also lies well, and is productive land
but is without Improvements.
The soil and situation of these tracts make
them very desirable TO persons who wish to pur-
chase small tracts of land.
1t may be proper 10 add that if the purchasers
should wish to add to either of the above tracts
they can have an opportunity of purchasing ad-
jacent land on reasonable terms, Girard d.
Stuart has tract Of 200 Acres which adioihs the
first named tract, upon which there is comfor-
table dwelling-house and out-houses, which he
will sell on accommodating terms.
The land Will be shewn TO persons DESTROYS of
purchasing, by Girard b. Stuart OF Archibald A.
Hall.
The terms of sale will be one-third of the pur.
chase money in hand, and the balance in one and
two years.
Possession will be given, so far as may be ne
cessary for improvements, Immediately after the
sale, and full possession after the growing crops
are removed.
ALEX'R. H. II. STUART, Trustee.
May l, 1916.
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BEWARE OF coU7gTERFE1Ts !

Tile genuine Brendreih Pills can De obtained al
tie JoiloDing places
William Kyle, Stanton; w. w. King, Wayncsto.
roug; kcmpcr & Holt, Churchvillc; p. A.. HeiskeU
Lebanon, Whit. Sulphur Springs; J. r. Syfcc ,Parnas
sus; II. Mcssersmith, Mt. Solon J. c. Roller, Mt Sid
ncy; Jas. M. Stout, New Hope; D. & w Whitmorc
Mt. Meridian; u. r. Graham, Grecnvlic; Jas s
Guy, DecrGeld; M'GuTin Go. Midway; Col. w, II
Allen, Green Valley, Bath CO.; John Dickinson, Mill
borough Springs; Crawford & Co, w arm Springs.
MAY [, lS45
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-05-08
Real Estate en- Stanton
FOR SALE.

vfNfIE Undersigned desires TO dispose Of, at pri
n vate sale, his Lot in Stanton, with tbe
dwelling-house and other improvements thereon,
together with his Garden lot and Stable, near the
Creek-tte whole being now occupied by John
b. Breckenridge. Esq. Persons DESTROYS 10 pur-
chase will please apply to William b. johnson,
Esq. at Stanton, or TO the undersigned by letter
addressed TO him at Richmond.
G. JOHNSON.
Nav 1, 18I5.-f.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-05-08
JEW ELRY +! JEWEI.RY y,
C. G.. Z e w 7 S =.

c. G.. T. z w TS,
III AS just returned from the North with a most
- beautiful selection of fashionable JEWEL
RY. He has taken great pains in making his
selections, and flatters himself that all those who
will favor him with call will be pleased with
his assortment. His stock consists partly in the
following articles, viz:
Gold and Silver Lever Watches,
Horizontal and Verticle,
Gold and Silver Pencil Gases,
Spoons do,
Gold Lockets, various Sizes
Large Single Stone Breas-Pins,
- do enameled for hair,
Gold futed Pins for Hair,
e" do Gilt and Jet Pins, all sizes,
Gold Finger Rings, different patterns
Gold and plated Chains
Gold Bracelets, Clasps for hair
Do plain
Gold Shirt Buttons
Gold and Silver Watch Keys
Gold Hearts and Crosses
Do. jet Shawl Pins
Jet Necklaces, lair Pins do.
Silver Darts, Knitting Sheaths and ThimbIes
Silk Purses, Pocket Books, with avariety Of 9th
eT articles.
May !, 1915.
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POSITION EMENT.

The above sale is postponed until SATURDAY
next, the 10th instant, when the following Slaves,
conveyed in the same deed, will also be sold,
viz: One Negro Man named Henry, aged about
20 years, and one Negro Man named Billy, aged
about 30 years.
w. B. KAYSER,
May 8, Is45. Trustee.
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MDwGATg0N.

'H'HE next session Of the subscribers School,
- in Churchville, will commence on Monday
the 18th of May instant, and close on the 18th
OF October. His prices will be as heretofore.
Convenient boarding can be had in very res
Pecsable families on moderate terms.
:, JOHN G.. SLOWER.
May +, 1855
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-05-08
WOOL CARDENG.

TEHE subscriber respectfully informs his old
customers and the public, that his Machines
have been put in thorough repair, and that he is
prepared TO do carding in the very best manner.
Wool left at the Store of Messrs. Crawford g.
Cochran in Stanton, will be regularly called for
and returned when carded.
JAMES D. TRIMBLE.
May I, 1915.
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u U Z II { O 81 Q

'EHE neat Session Of Mts. Bumgardnef and
n Mrs. Bsskns' School, will com nhefee on the
first Monday in May next.
April 81, 1916.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-05-08

NoBJE.-The people Of Tahiti and the neigh
boring islands have contributed 9527, more than
two thousand dollars, to the funds Of the British
and Foreign Bible Society; and the directors of
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The London Missionary Society, in their last re-.
port. acknowledge tho receipt of Pl7.74S from
their various mission stations. This is obeying
the divine precept--"freely ye have received,
freely give."-N. y Com. .qav.
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{IlsNNIN@9S JTSWIOIgo

A FEW copies of Henning's Justice now be-
come very scarce also the Revised Code
OF 1919, and the Supplement, can be had of
NASH e. WOODHOUSE,
Booksellers and dealers in
Piano Fortes and Music.
Richmond, May 8, Is45.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-05-08

II is stated tina. Mr.. Vice President Dallas has
been invited TO attend Cabinet deliberations at
Washington which are supposed to have been
caused by dispatches by the Caledonia, and 10
refer to the Oregon difficulty. The tone both in
England and Of a Jabid portion of the Press and
politicians here, authorizes the fear that war is
far FROM improbable, and for question in the alb
siract so entirely unworthy Of that dread resort.
and so easy TO have been adjusted There are
many--perhaps majority Of the world who al.
ways desire war--io whom it is preferable TO a
state Of peace.
what renders the danger Of conflict more me-
Dacng and Immediate Is The position of fbe
Texas question. With the countenance of Eng
land TO back her, Mexico would not delay hos-
1iiies lopg.-Hhig.
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NEWSPAPER SUBSCRIPTIONS.

fhe new Postmaster General has prepared in
structions to deputy postmasters, under the new
post once law, which goes into operation on the
lsto July next. The limitation of the Thanking
privilege OF postuasters has cut off the usual
mode OF transmitting subscriptions to papers,
The following method is therefore substituted,
by the Postmaster General, as provision for the
transmission of money, much preferable to that
now in use. We extract it from the synopsis
which the N. Y. Herald gives Of the letter Of
instruction:
Money for newspaper subscriptions not ex-
ceeding $40 in each case, may be paid to post
master for the purpose of being paid to the pub
fisher of newspaper at any other office. The
+. M is, in such case, to give to the person pay
ing the money. receipt therefor, and to advise
forthwith the Postmaster, who is to pay said a.
mount Of such deposit. Upon presentation Of
this receipt, the amount is to be paid over. The
Postmaster receiving the amount is to debit him
self theTewith in his account, and the Postmas-
ter paying that amount is TO credit himself there
win, In his account Of contingent expenses.
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TAKE Ny@TIDlao

THE subscribers are now re-
4 ceiving their spring supply of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c. +,
which will render their stock en-
tirely complete, and both larger
and more general than any in this
place. In consideration of the
hard times, they are determined
TO sell their DrugS. &c at lower
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-05-08

DISAPPOINTMENT.
The sale of the above property spostponed un-
til Saturday the Oath Of May next.
II. III. DUDLEY, Trustee.
April 81, 1916.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-05-08
" a T. u a R T. Il T. A N ID S
FOR S A Z D.

- " ~ y - Il ~ %
RY virtue of a Deed of Trust executed to the
l. subscriber by Alexander Paris, bearing date
on the 25th day of April 1914, and of Record in
the Clerks Office of Allegheny County Court, l
shall proceed on the 10Th day of July 1916, uor
the purposes therein meptoned,) to sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder for cash, on the
premises, the following Tracts parcels of Land,
to wit: III, l4l, l3, 25, 169 $50 and 25 Acres,
Tor such interest as the said Paris may have there
IND all of which said Tracts supposed to con.
tain A O r e S, and adjoining each
other, lying in the said County Of Allegheny OH
Jackson's River, large portion of which are val.
liable low grounds and in high state of cultivation,
well adapted to the culture of Grain &c., and
upon which is erected valuable
VERN ESTABLISHMENT.
known as Paris's Tavern, situated on the Turn
pike Road between Calaghan's and the Hot
Springs.
The title to said land is supposed to be inds-
putable, but acting as Trustee, shall only convey
such title as is vested in me by said deed of trust
WILLIAM SKEEN, Trustee.
May s, 1915.
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NJ a II II i ia 10 g

On the 2lst alt, by the Rev. John McElhcnncy, DR..
of Lewsburg, Va.
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HNHE annual training Of the officers Of the 32nd
Regiment will commence at Staunton on the
10Th day of May next, and the Regimental mus
ter at New Hope on Friday the GARD of the same
month. NATH'L. KERR,
Col. 32nd Regiment v. M
April IL, 1915.
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| ToHN TYLER, formerly of the Firm OF
~ STAPLES, TYLER e. Co. and ROYAL
! PARRISH Of RIcHMoND, having associated for
the purpose of doing GENERAL. NIER.
CANTxLE BUSINESS in ScorrsviLLr
ALBrMARLc, under the Style of
JOMyV' TYLER r. Co.
Offer to their Friends and the Public a GOOD
and sceH selected Stock Of
Dry Goods, groceries, Hard
ware, Hats, Shoes,
Crockery Ware, Iron, Steel, SC. &c.
Laid in upon the most judicious terms. And as
their Stock will be added to as circumstances
may require, by Mr.. Parrish, the partner in Rich
mond, they think they can safely say they will be
able to oiier to those wishing to purchase, and
especially FOR CASH, as great if not greater in
ducements than any other House in the Upper
Country. They will endeavour TO do as near a
Cash business as possible, but will sell to those
they know to be responsible and punctual, on
six months time, Except Flour, which will be
Cash in all cases,) payable Ist March and Is,
September, when they will expect all accounts
either to be paid or closed by bond, and cannot
promise longer indulgence to those who deal with
them than twelve months. They offer to do a
GENERAL RECEIVING s. FORWARDING BUSINESS.
And having Lumber House Immediately on the
Canal, there will be no drayage. They will be !
constantly in the market for the purchase of
FLOUR, WHEAT and other Produce, for which the
highest price in Cash or Barter will be given.
MR. PARRISH of RICHMOND offers TO do a !
General Commission Business.
Any kind of Produce sold by him will be paid
for by The firm in Scoitsville, IL desired.
JOHN TYLER e. CO.
Scottsvflle, April -, t645.-2meow
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lust KpeejceH.

A LARGE assortment Of Jet-Pins, Necklaces
"A &c., at reduced prices.
G. c. LEWIS.
May 4, 1875
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MXLAH AIRY. NOTICES.

'Y1HE annual training of the Officers of the
i60th Regiment Virginia Militia, will take
place at Staunton on Monday the 10Th May next.
ana the Reglmental muster on Thursday the 22nd
OF the same month at Spring Hill.
ARMSTRONG RANKIN
Colonel Goth Regiment V. M.
rINHE training of the Officers of the 93rd Regi-
- ment, will commence in Staunton on Monday
the 10Th day of May next. The Regimental
muster for said regiment will be held OH the Sat
urday following at Middlebrook.
JAMES Nj. LILLEY, Col.
93rd Regiment v. NJ.
April 3, 1916.
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FLAxsEED OIL, received and for SAID
BY r.. BERKELEY.
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MIR. Adam Nj. ShuItz.

May s, 1916.
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'kSHE subscriber wishes to sell The Tract of
Land OH which he now resides, situated in
Augusta County, between the Long Meadow run
and Christians Creek. This tact contains
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April 81, 1916.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-24

CARTER Esq will deliver ofsix Lectures on The
Lives Writings and Peculisries OF the Poets, with Read
ioes their Work. commencing on MONDAY event =.
,ih ipst al O'clock in the Insttue Lecture Room City
Hail. and continue every successive Mondsy evening,
until ire course Is completed.
o'clock
Susjec-The early English Mnstreis, the Troubadours
Chaucer Shakespeare, Spencer and Milton.
Lect a-Dydea, Pope Swift and their contemporaries
Isct ST homson Collins. Young and Grey.
Leci 4-Cowper Burns Wi.e, Wogdswo rh, Souihey and
Campbell
Leci 5-Scott. Byron and Moore
LecL 6-The Poets OF America
Prof Reds Chemistry, every THURSDAY even
ing at Clinton Hall Lecture Room.
Mechanical and Architectural Drawing Classes, every
Tuesday, Wednesday ard Friday evenings
Evening School and French Glass every evening in the
week.
Debating Class Saturday evenings. All Lectures free TO
members Terms of membership: 81 initiation fee and 81
yearly dues Minors under 90 admitted The yearly pey
bers J. j. MAPES President
G. L. RAsRr7r Ar,uarv NJ 2Iis-
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MARRIED:

In PhiIadepbis. on the goth inst By Rev. Mr. stork.
JOHN G. sEMoN of NewYo,k, TO Miss JULIA A.
LEiSTNER of Philadelphia
On the Goth. by Rev. Orvlle Dewey, Geo. w. schor.
a: Phiiadephia la,h, E T. Turner of Ithaca, y Y to
Annie c. Greeuough
Eliza Zeh 10Th. VIM F. Aldrich 10 Louisa NJ Knapp
At Rochester 1l,h, Dr.. James Hubbel to Maria G.
4, canandaigua, It'll Thaddeus 2. scovle to Ella C..
A; Philadelphia 2O,l after the order of Friends Ed
ward Parrish to Margaret :. daughter OF UFiah Hunt
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purchase nothing Of mornen, was done 1t is under.
aoun, have been reduced fully half cent, and our
present quotations with freight and expenses, would
leave loss on shipments there seems little probability
OF extensive export lor some H . SNIP
ncreased estimates of crop and confined fine weather
the south which they would receive in Liverpool by the
mex, arrival would cause farther decline there. and
thus leave heavy loss exports at present fgures
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a.NEW LINE OF PACKETS for Liverpool

ANEW LINE OF PACKETS for LIVERPOOL
&GN Packet of 26lh OF Noverber-The splendid, fsst
sailing aud avohte packet ship RoSClus llso tcns
burheu, Capt Asa EIdrdge will Gail on H"y;
tons and upwards persons about embark for Toe Od
Country win fail TO the advantages to be aeIsI r
from selecting this line In preference 70 any otne
great capacity renders them every way more
and convenient than ships OF small elsss and men
nodaons for cabin second cabin and seefsss Inc on
packets Persons wishing to secure bes ssoHe mol ,'
70 make early application on bosrd fTo'T apsCoTT,
General Passage oe South Nh s j.nS
The ROscus win .a from sI sbe G enas can
p5s bronsss out n ,guen packet any Il and
sa as on on ss Be
% OF evfy or 70 agerts In Liverpool WE "
Gs Rippsrd Sen, s6 Waierioo Road without ds
n nj he principal owns of England aan AZ
ind or wales can at al Dimes DO ootanso w esps
~ ~ ssrsnt packed shp Liverpool wiz succeed e
rins End san on tho 2lst December, nef tesuN Jay
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e Goarc; naiia MeGcGsd Soap, for the cure Of Pin
PEE Freck!es TAM Salowness Epions and all skin dis
agreements al the only depot =! Whker-st LIST Store FROM
Broadway 81 cents cake. Grccian Hair Dye, Vegetable
Liquid RoaGe, for crmsoning Lips and Cheeks Pouare
Sable fof erdiertng sperauouS har, withou, nury TO
ac st Lily White, for instantly scattering redness and
- The above celebrated preparations OF Dr. Gourhuds
are ee found only (bea 10 nind ut 81 Walkerst LIST Store
ZION Broadway
AeEsrs-E- B. Tutle Assembly Buildings Philadep hia;
Jordan Mils-st- Boston, Carleton Co Lowell; Ives,
Saem; w L Gerrish New;Bedfordi Guild Bsngcr Bliss,
Springfield; Green Co. Worcester; Myers, NewHaven.