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10Th day al daylight there began a sharp
fireing of II hsketry from the shore, which
was returned by our guns. and continued for
some time. at intervals. A flag OF truce
came off, beseeching us TO spare the town.
The Commodore assented, because, as he
said, he only wanted 10 brighten the soldiery.
The prizes were got under way land ready
for returning. The enemy's white flag was
flying all The while. w. A. Parker, the
Lieutenant, got ashore with his prize vessel.
and was attacked by eighty soldiers. whom
he beat off with eighteen linen only loosing
one, and getting two wounded. This action
lasted thirty minutes, when Lieut.. c. w.
Morris was despatched 10 him with orders:
and he, passing the heavy fire ofthe enemy,
was wounded in the neck with a musket ball.
He stood up in his boat and cheered the
men on gallanlly till lie fell in the arms Of
Nldshipman Cheevcr.
The Commodore then commenced can
nonading in good earnest from the Vixen.
the BONITA, the Noni,a, and the Forward !;
and in three-quarters of an hour, he almost
destroyed the city. sparing the houses OF the
foreign consuls.
Lieutenant Morris died on board the Cum
berland on the lst inst. and was buried with
military honors.
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LATEST FROM MEXI co LETTERS
OF MAROUE AND TODASCO
DOMBARDED.

Information has been received nj New
Orleans that the British steamer Tay, on
her last trip from Vera Cruz TO Havana,
took out three hundred Letters Of Margue
with naturalization papers comforting the
privileges of Mexican citizens upon all who
would sail under them. This Information
comes in authentic forms. The letters Of
marquc were expressed from Mexico on the
evening of the 30lh nit. and reached Vera
Cruz in tire for the Tay TO take 10 Havana.
Letters from Havana were also received an
ucnncinJ The arrival iihc letter. e ;he mar
que.
The ricayune of the 17lh reports the ar
rival of Tie schr. Poria, Capt. Powers. SIX
days from Point LZardo. bringing an officer
who was engaged III the attack on Tabasco.
He reports that the enterprise was entirely
successful. lis object was tn cut out certain
prizes anchored in the river, and they were
all taken. When the city was summoned 10
surrender The people were for yielding, but
the Governor and soldiery opposed il. Time
was then given Tor all peaceable people, wo-
men and children, 10 get out oil harms way I;
but the Governor would not allow any one
10 leave; so il is feared most OF those killed
IN the bombardmcnt, were others than SOL
Hicry. Some Of the enemy's regulars, how
ever, were killed,
Our squadron under the command Of Com
,hpdore Ferry Of the Vixen arrived oil To-
nasco III SIX p, NJ. and anchored.
~, lie cry was summoned TO surrender
Inc Governor refused when three shots
we're bred irom the Vixen. An officer came
oil VIM request that we would spare the
hospitals which was granted Ski-mish-
ing immediately ensued. On sunday no
G''r'ge was done. We captured one brig
I'ree Sch'oners aud ono large soop, in all
al 'i'e Town below, there were nine vessels
and mary boats captured. On Monday, lie
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-12-01
FROM THE ARMY
THE HORRORS OF WAR-A SAD
CASE.

There are few persons who Willie able 10
read the following brief sketch, without feel
ing a sensation Of pain and sorrow atthe hOr-
rors Of war and its many touching and heart
rrudine incidents. The account is given in
a letter, dated Monterey, October 9Th, ad-
dressed TO the Louisville Courier =
While was stationed with our left wing
in ono of the forts, on the evening of the 2lst'
saw a Mexican woman busily engaged IN
CARRYING bread and water 10 The wounded
men of both armies. | saw this mlnlsIerlng
angel raise the head OF wounded man, give
him waller and food, and then carefully bind
up his chastly wound with handkerchiefsh she
took from her own head.-Alter having ex-
hausted her supplies, she went back to her
house to get more bread an ! water for 9th
ers. Asshe was returning Oh her mission OF
mercy, to comfort other wounded persons:
heard the report of gun, and saw the poor
innocent creature fall dead. ! think it was
an accidental shot that struck her. would
not be willing to believe Otherwise 1t made
Inc sick at heart, and turning from the scene,
Involuntary raised my eyes TO heaven, and
acknowledgement God and is this 'cdT! Pass
ing the spot the next day, | saw her body ly-
ing there. with the bread by her side, and tho
broken e0urd. with few drops of water still
in i,-emblcms of her errand. We buried
her and while we were digging her grave,
cannon balls flew arouhd us like hail.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-12-01
ANOTHER LIFE SAVED,
By the use Of DR.. Uistdr's Balsam Of
Hid Cbey-ru

UItd Cherry.
The following is from The wife of Mr.. F.
noch Perry, a very respectable farmer in
Oxford county, Me, and can be relied upon
rs true in every particular. twas not So
licited but given by the lady, from sense of
duty. feeling that she owed the preservation
Of her lie 10 DR.. Wistar's Balsam OF Wild
Cherry.
Rumlord. Oxford CO.. Me- July o. 1916.
This may certify that have for 4 number
ofyears been severely afflicted with the as
ihma. In October 1913 took violent cold
which produced a very severe cough, which
was accompanied with severe pairs in my
side, and sweat prUiusely nights. These
had symptoms continued. until was so much
reduced thai was unabln 10 DO any work
about house. or even walk across the room
without assistance. In July, 1914, | was so
afflicted with shOrtness of breath, such g reat
difficulty in breathing. and in such severe
pain, that Vas unable 10 lie in bad or sleep
Tor three weeks continued TO take the
Balsam until | had taken four bottles, and
now am well, free from pain. little or no
cough, do my own work, and have not en-
loyed better health iot fifteen years.
Signed. RELIANCE PERRY,
w. p. Russell Agent
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A Valuable Farm for Sale.

For sale, al the real estate belonging 10
the estate OF Ira Mills, deceased, supposed 10
contain about 240 acres of superior quality,
in first rate state oil repair, well situated in a
good agricultural community. There is on
the farm several durable springs of water, n
good orchard Of grafied fruit, Il good house,
several Barnes and other convenient out bull
dings. For further particulars apply TO VIM.
Nash and Horatio Plumbly of New Haven or
Peer Starr Of Middlebury.
N.B. The notes and accounts OF the estate
of said Ira Mills are in the hands of VIM.
Nash who is authorized 10 settle and adjust
the same.
MICHAEL F. MILLS Erscutor.
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AUCTION.

VNHE undersigned will sell at AUCTION
Il near the Vermont Hotel in MiddIebury,
on the 9Th day Of December nert. at 9 O'Clock
A. NJ. the following articles Of property,
Double Harness. Brass Plate mace in
Boston.
2 Single Harness, .Siirer Plate.
Lotof HaIterS and Circingies,
Blankets, Chains, trhippEetrees and lrren-
cheS.
.Steighs. Cmters and Wagons.
Ploirs, Harrolrs. Ares, CrobarS.
Scythes cad Snaths, Rakes and Uinrio,u
Sash.
Ropes FctierS &c, also
SCOWS and other property.
TERMS-Under $40, Cash; over $40 three
months credit with good security.
SAMUEL SWIFT, Admins
f. ID. BARBER, traitors Of
J. NJ. SLADE, J. Vain
wright, dec
MiddIebury: Nov %. lS46.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-12-01

-. How can any Northern man look
o, ,Iis Mexican war hut with feelings OF
.,,,.r abhorrence as plan TO perpetuate
.,,very and southern domination throughout
tho Union? And shall the blood and treas
ure of the North be shed TO cousummate this
accursed purpose. If so, haloo there, ye
unterrifcd Ill is for you 10 shoulder knap-
sack, and give the world evidence OF your
courage anu patriotism in lighting the battles
of negro drivers, while you make negroes Of
yourselves. Yod huzzaed for Polk and an
nexAtion at the ballot boxes in lol4, and now
give US a touch of your quality in fighting Tor
your principles in 1917. Whose afraid!
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Wa, the subscribers, being appointed by
the Probate Court for the District of Addison,
Commissioners, 10 receive. examine mad
adjust all claims and demands OF all persons
against the estate OF
JEDIDIAH BUSHNELL.
late oil Cornwall in said District deceased.
and also all Glazing and demands exhibited
in offset thereto: And six months irem the
81 dav of November 1916 being allowed by
said Cvurt for that purpose, we do therefore
hereby give notice that we will attend to the
business o.! our said appointment, al the
dwelling house of the widow of.he deceased
in said Cornwall on the first Monday in Feb
ruary next, and the last Monday ia April
next from one O'Clock, 2, NJ. until four o'clock,
2. NJ. on each Of said days.
Nathan EeHs, , Commits
Jesse ELLSWORTH, ! sIoners.
Dated at Middlebury, this 9th day Of No
vcmber 1916. ~
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SICKNESS IN CAMP.

The Alabama Journal states that more
than 1000 men have died on the banks of the
Rio Grande. The Alabama regiment allure
has lost 100 men. The fall season has been
unusually sickly with fcvers and interrniitents,
and ,onic have fallen victims TO disease than
the sword of the enemy in all The battles
which have been fought. Yet the northern
provinces Of Mexico have been considered
healthy The air is pure in the cold noun
tain regions. but it is possible that on the bOr
trrs of the rivers the sickness has been most
severe.
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CHAMPLAIN & CONNECTICUT RIV
Err RAIL ROAD.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

III ION hAN ASh''
Proposals will be received until the ist day
OF January le47, for the grading. masonry
and bridging of that part Of the line OF the
ChampLain g. Connecticut Rlrer RdI- nodd
extending from its termination at Bellows
Falls, up to and including the summit al
Mount Holly distance Of about "a miles
and also from its termination at Burlington
to the village OF BraDdon, distance oil about
so miles.
Maps, profIes and specifications Of the
respective divisions will be fcsnd alter the
18th of December, in the office OF The Com
pany at Burlington and al the office OF the
Hon. William Henry. Bellows Falls-where
every necessary information will be Siven.
The line will be divided into sections OF
convenient length for construction. and from
those TO whom the lettings may be awarded
satisfactory security will be required.
Bv order Of the Board.
TIMOTHY FOIL EFT, Pres't-
Office of the Champ. & Conn.
r. r. Company. Burlington,
Nov. 81, 1916.
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THE LIBERTY PARTY" VOTE

The Liberty Party has an Organ and an
Organization in this city. But though there
has been no lack of effort 10 pursuade our
citizens that Slavery is 10 be abolished by
taking a course which elects Polk Presidents
and brings Texas into the Union, not much
progress has been made. We give, how
ever, the full vote ofour city in favor ofthe
Liberty Party Candidate for Governor: -
Total 46-Aibany Ere. Jour.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-12-01

AZ The Letter from HAMILTON FISH.
Esq. asking that his name may no longer be
used as a pretext for tie past or continued
dissentions; and congratulafing the Wings
OF The Stale upon their great triumph. is in
the right spirit. II is like himse!f-irank and
magnanimous; and will serve TO deepen the
regrets of his army of friends that one so
worthy Of their regard and confidence.
should, for any reason, have been sacrificed
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-12-01

Among the passengers in the packet ship
C"rneiia. arrived at New York from Liver
peol are Rev. DIR. Cox and Miss Cookbook
Ign; Rev. l.. NJ. Orgood ans! Mrs. O>Sood
and family, missionaries iron Burmah; Rev
4. Church, of Rochester: A. Mooney. Of
Troy, aud The Misses Forbes of New lila
ven. The SAFE arrival Of The COrnclia will
he pleasing intelligence TO The numerous
liicnds Of her passengers. She has had Il long
passagc-havin. Jeff twenty days before the
York shire, " hich arrived Two dayr in advance
of hoo
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-12-01

Hon. George f. Badger has been elected a
Senator in Congress from North Carolina.
10 supply the vacancy occasioned by the res
i.natinn Of Mr.. Haywood. Mr.. Badger was
Secretary O! the Navy in the Cabinet Of Gen
eral Harrison, and during his short admins
traion Of The department, made himself cx-
cee'Iin:ly popular.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-12-01

LARGE CUNrEAcT.-Tho last steamer
briaSs ad,ices of Il contract having been made
with large Iron Company in England. by
Sir Franiis Sulei, for 100000 Ions Of Rail
Rad Iron. at 60 per on,lor English Roads 4
a rate " hich will be satisfactory to the Iron
workers in the United States. who can make
Railroad Iron cheap as it can be imported
n the above price.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-12-01

GUS CorTov. DR.. A. Hayes Of Roxbury,
Mass, has prepared gun cotton by process
OF his own discovery, his account Of which
we have seen with specimens OF the article.
Ii performs wonderfully.
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THE MARKET.

Boston Non. %, Money abundant al G per
cent, for all business purposes.
The produce markets have been unfavor-
ably affected by the late steamers news, SO,
far as prices are concerned; but in another
view much good has resulted from it. A de-
cline Of SOC. in the price Of flour has enabled
buyers 10 meet the sellers. and large orders
have been filled for expectation to France and
England. The excess Of exports over i'm
foreign trade in favor of this country. and
specie begins TO flow TO our shores.-COurier
Corn from 70 10 50 Cts, Tor southern. No
northern for sale.
Provisions dull. Butter, wholesale, II l.
2 TO 25 Cheese, TO s; Pork, whole hogs,
$500 per cwt.
FLOUR. Boston, Nov. %. Genessee COM
mon $3.50 to $500. Nel1 York, Nor. 81.
Declining, Genessee would not bring $3.50
Albany, Nor. 20. Genessee ~ 1-2 TO s.,
37-with more disposition 10 sell than 10 buy.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-12-01

nF Mr.. Ross informs The Journal that ffy
IONS Of poultry came over the Boston and
Providence Railroad to this city on Saturday
last, from Rhode Island Boston Paper.
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BALDWI IN

STILL continues his Daguerreotype GA
lery at No. Z, Nichols Building, where he
will be happy st all hours in the day to wait
upon those no may wish any thing in his
line
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FLoGipA.-Cabsl's majority for Congress
is %. The Legislature met on the 23d.
In the Senate there are Wings, 10 Demo-
Gratis. In The House II Wings % Demo
rrafs
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10 VAlhhAsRtHIA

10 VA hlIhIA5sR4HIA
HAAS in store and offers for sale, large
Il d supply of CHOICE TEAS, con-
sisling of
Medium to finest Hy>on Skin,
Various grades Twankey and Imperi-
a Twamkrv,
Hyson and Twankey Hyson,
Nu"yoh@ Puuehong &c. &C.
The above Teas were selected with care
and are warranted fresh. ALSO, OH hand
a full supply of superior
Old nl Govt J JAVA SyruP MOIacsss'
Rio, and Brown Sugars.
No l Mackercl and Salmon,
Pure Winter Sperm Oil,
Porter's Patent Burning Fluid,
Sperm and Tallow Candles.
RaSinS, Spices, Starch, Soap &C..
Which will prove equal to recsnmenda-
ton, aud will be sold cheap tor cash or
most kinds of Produce. 81
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-12-01

Boston, Nor. %. Wool There continues
to be a good demand for American fleece
Wool. and prices are fully sustained. There
is but small supply ofsuperior pulled Wool
and holders arc asking l a &c. per ID. ad-
vance.
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IRON WARE.


Messrs. Conant Trask and Co. Bran
lion Vt. arc supplying me with all the fol
lowing articles.
5 different sizes, Yk. Notions improved,
Short Yk. different sizes,
Air L lights, 5 80 g
Gothic air Tight.
Conant Box, 3 "
Troy Box,
Parlor Cook,
Letters, 4 inch 6, s, 10, inch,
Chal'lron Kettles, from so, to 100 gal
ons, and weigh from 100 TO 100 lbs.
Meslin Kettles, Sizes
Sap Boilers, sizes.
Scotch Bowls.
Tea Kettles 2 sizes.
Spiders, 2 g
Sad Irons,
Tailors Irons g
Eagle Flows.
Cultivator Teeth.
Cast Iron Pumps,
Umbrella Stands, & GcaringS, Of all des-
criptions ofca sting made to order.
All the above named articles can be had
at chOrt notice by applying 10
A. II. HAWLEY.
Niddlcbur6 nov. 10Th 1916. so
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-12-01

1t WAS known many years ago that the
wild cherry tree Of this climate possessed val
liable medicinal properties. Indeed this fact
was known 10 the Aborigincs. and Il decoc-
ton OF the leaves or bark OF this tree has ever
been regarded by their physicians as ono Of
The most eflcctual remedies in many disea-
scs. This fact, several years since, arrested
The attention ofDr. Wisfar, Il highly respect
able praciiiioncr OF Virginia. He investiga-
,ed with care the healing properties of the
wild chcrry-tested lis effects when admin
isiercd alone, and when in combination with
other remedial agents. He found that its
natural virtues might be greatly imprc we'd,
aud by combining it with ingredients, whose
properties were wclIprovcd and generally re-
cogn;scd medicine was produced which
constitutes 4 remedy Of great value in pulmo-
nary affections, and diseases of he chest and
ihroa.-disrases which are provcrbialy prev
alent in our cities and large towns. aud often
prove fatal swelling The bills of mortality 10
a much greater extent than is the case with
most other, VIC had almost said; all ether
classes of diseases.
None genuine, unless signed /. BUTTS
Oh the wrapper. For sale by
W. p. Russell.
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present prices, of every barrel of flour, and
every bushel Of Wheat, Rye and Comm.
Y. Express.
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L | Z d.

In S;arkskoro, on the 18th Oct Mr. Ma
than Sanhorne, aged Al years.
MIR. Sanborne, was very respectable Cit
iZen Of this town.
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THE MOON STILL SHINES!

Such bargains as rccre nerer before giren,
are daily made al BIRGES.
Nov. IL, 1916. IS
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The VAN MSS CAsE.-The case of the
person claiming to be the widow of the late
Mr.. John Z. Van Ness, of Washington, n p
gainsi his estate was commenced at Wash
inglon on Wednesday. before ;he Circuit
Court. She is generally known as Mary
Anne Conner. The case was opened by the
junior counsel on each side, aud much of the
evidcnce-in the form OF afIidavts was read.
The counsel seem TO have INDUCED in Il con-
siderable degree OF private attack and re-
elimination, in the opening proceedings The
Court adjourned 10 the next day for the con
tiHuaiion of the casc.-BOsiOn 1drertiser
The trial of The Van Ncss case was con
tinucd to-day; and, as the evidence had been
Of rather unexpected character, Intense in
ierest was excited by it. 1t was proved TO-
day, beyond the shadow of doubt. thai the
letters attributed 10 Gen John p. Van Ness
were genuine. and not forGcries, as contcn-
dcd on The other SIc. Their genuineness
was proved by men Of the highest considera-
lion in this ciiy-hy Waller Jones, by VIM
Brent, Clerk Of the Circuit Court and Mr..
McNamee. assistant clerk in that office. il
is in undoubled evidence that Gen. Van Ness
in his correspondence with Mrs Mary Ann
Common. acknowledged her his wife, and thai
he had a child by her; and not only acknou /
edged his paternity. but delighted in it Still
Tic >ccreI marriage alleged 10 have taken
rl'c.', in Philadelphia, in 1915 August 9th.
canEoi be legally proved.
SrE-TREAsuEY RoBBED.-'rhc Sub Treas
rry IN Tuscaloosa, Ala, las fallen into the
lil' is of the Philis,incs. 1t seems BY 4
statement in th, Monitor, that Capt. James
IL. Decrinc, The pension agent, had deposi
ted abont $oGG0 in specie, belonging to The
Government in an iron chest and placed il
IN store of a merchant of That city. The
ruhbcrs having forced the doors ofihis store,
hore of Ihe iron chcs, ana appropriated the
spoils 10 their own usr. The Monitor think,
the loss ought 10 fall on lie Government, as il
had provided no safe and The agent was iu-
srucied to keep the funds in his own ousto-
dy, instead OF dcpoSiIing them in ank.
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w. p. Russell Age

The following article we copy with pleas
ure from The Boston Mercantile Journal
March. lS46, and we hope if any ofour nu-
nerous readers are suffering from any ofrhe
complaints which it is said 10 cure, they will
speedily avail themselves Of it.
DIR. WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY
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For Sale Cheap.

A French VIOLINCELLO of beautiful
tone and finish. J. G. ROSS.
M;diIehury Nov. Both 1876. 81.
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10000 yards of Prints

from 4 cts upwards.
5000 yds Thibet Cloths, French Me-
rons Gala P.aids, Oregon Lustres,
Indiana Cashmeres, Paris Dam
ask and Alpiues.
AlpaccGs % cts do Silk Warp and good
at 50 cts,
500 yds Cashmere Rep and plain De-
LANES some for ii cents, Casulian and
Oregon Robes and Dresses.
500 yds PARIS Il LONDON plain and
Twillcd GINGIIAMS together
with an endless variety Of S HELF
& DRAW GOODS, uhich are
offered at the oldpermanem stand
for Cash, Produce or Credit at
the lotoest prices by
November, SAG. FRANCIS
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-17
N r. w FIR nj.
CABTNEsT.WARE.

ywyHE subscribers would respectfully inform
Il the public that they have entered into a
CO partnership In the CABINET BUSI-
NESS, at the old stand Of +. X. Collins 9.
Co., opposite the Universalist church, IN Ra-
VIENNA. and are now prepared 10 accommodate
customers with any article in their line on
short notice. and at
Reduced Prices for Ready Pay.
We intend to keep good assortment con-
stantly on hand, and when Job Is made
10 order, we will pledge ours elves to make it
by the first promise, (unless sickness prevent)
or forfeit one third the price of the article.
We will sell a good
Cherry Bureau for $40
Break fast table from $3 to 80 so
Stands, good article, $2,Oo
and other work in proportion, and will warrant
our work to be made and finished IN work
manlIke manner.
We intend to keep on hand nm assortment
ofthe Screw Bed (new pattern) acknowled to
be the best in use, by those who have tried
them.
Also, general assortment of Chairs, Set
tees, &c.. cheap. Fancy cane seats at so pei
sett; common, at $3.50. Call and see them
N. B. Various sizes of COFFlNS OIL
hand, finished in good style, at reduced prices
People from distance will not be oblige
TO come the second time for cofins of ordina
ry size. a. b. GkiFFiN.
Ravenna, April IS, 1916. 6m46.