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weeks Miss Beechcr will aid in preparing
them Tor their future labors Simultaneous
ly with the preparation Of the Teachers, ar
engagements viii be going forward for their
removal TO various locations in those parts
Of the country where schools are most need
cd.
Persons who desire farther information,
or Who wish 10 become Teachers, shoul4
write 10 Miss Beecher at Hartford, CT
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-09-22

A WITTIcIsM-A schoolmaSter, who re
sides within ten miles ofN-, in NorlolI
having by his cxcrtions in the school-roor
made himself rather thirsty, opened his des
to refresh himself with an apple, which b
had. not long before, deposited there. 7
his disappointment it was gone. ConJectur
ing that his wife had purloinedit, he instant
despatched to her the following:
''Your mother Eve an apple stole,
But ate itnot alone,
She gave partto that dear soul,
Ofwhom she was the bone
''rd have my Eve at least as kind
therefore beg, dear madam,
You will another apple find,
And send ii to your Adam"
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-09-22

DELlRIuN TRENENs.-Another termina-
non ., lille by that fearful malady. delirium
uemenS' occurred on Monday forenoon: a
S1rong man. III early years, cut down BY rum.
lie was seized on Friday or SATURDAY., last
week and after enduring some for,y-eight
nours ol EXTREMIST mental and physical stuff
ering' divided between tossing to and fro nm
on his bed and walking the room in frcnzr
fell upon the flour corpse. Others here are
reading the same path. to be speedily over.
taken by the same terrific doom.
Concord Statesman
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WEEP NOT FOR HER.

Weep not for her! Her span was like the sky
Whose thousand stars shone beautiful ant
bright,
Like flowers that know rot what it is to die;
Like long linked, shadelesS polar light;
Like music floating DER waveless lake,
While echo answers from the iowery brake;
Weep not for her!
Weep not for her By fleet or slow decay,
II never grieved her bosom'S core 10 mark
The playmates of her childhood wear away,
Her prospects wither, or her hopes grow dark;
Translated by her God, with spirit shriven,
She passed, as 'twere in smiles, from earth 10
heaven!
Weep not for heri
Weep not for her! II was not hers TO feel
The miseries that corrode amassing years,
'Gainst dreams of bafled bliss the heart to steeh
To wander sad down ages vale of tears;
As whirl the witherd leaves from friendships
tree,
She passed from time TO vast eternity
Weep no: for herl
Weep not for her! She is an angel now,
And treads the sapphire floors Of paradisei
All darkness wiped from her refulgent brow,
Sin, sorrow, suffering, banished from her eyes;
Victorious over death, to her appear
The vista'd joys of heavens eternal year!
Weep not for her
Weep not for herl Her memory is the shrine
OF pleasant thoughts, soft as the scent offlow-
ers,
Calm IS on MINDLESS eve the suns decline,
Sweet as the sons. of birds among the bowers,
Rich as the rainbow, with its hues oflight,
Pure as the moonshine ofan auumn's night:
Weep not for her
Weep not for herr There is no cause ofwO:
But rather nerve the spirit, that it walk
Unshrinking DER the stormy paths below,
And from earth low defementS keep the back,
So when few fleet severinS years have flown,
She'll meet thee at heavens gate and lead thee
Oh!
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-09-22

The PorATo RoT.-We hear from various
sections Of the country that this unaccounta-
bic disease is making sad destruction of this
important article of food, All the efforts and
precautions of aSriculturaIisis to prevent it
have hitherto proved unavaIiug. The root is
hardly taken from the ground and housed be-
fore the rot commences and few hours suf-
fees TO complete the total destruction. 1t is
a remarkable fact that the disease appeared
simultaneously on both sides of the Allan
tic
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-09-22

FREENAN's CAsE.-The Albany Evening
Journal states that Mr.. Justice Beardslev,
after consultation with The Chief Justice, has
allowed writ of error, and directed stay
ct execution in the case of Freeman, convic-
Cd at Auburn of the murder Of the Van Ness
family.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-09-22

Ia The Washington Union contradict.
AS -pure fiction " The story in The hitter from
Havana, in the \. Tribune, about rcace
with Mexico being settled With Santa Ala.
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H. B E l. l.,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
TERMS OF TENTH VOLUME.

rillage subscribers, Sa'OO
dali subscribers, zoV
Individuals and Companies who take at the office
SITS or $50 cents ifpaid in six months.
rbos. who take Of POstriders $500
II not paid at theend of the year z, 20
No papers discontinued until arrearages are paio
except at the option Ofthe proprietor Noeontrac'
xith, or paymeI made to Carriers cash. keeping
,r otherwise allowed except assented 10 oy '"e
proprietor ,.o,hssd;
tor PosT PAID.
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AFFLICTION-BY }. C. WHITTIER

With silence only as their bcnediction,
Gods angels come,
Where in the shadow of great affection,
The soul is dumb
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COD callSour loved oncs-but We loose not wholly
What He hath given:
Theylive on earth, in thought and deed, as truly,
As in His Heaven.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-24
flatent ale0ieincs.
ooM TOOK & co.
No. 81 CoSrLAND-sr.
Have on hand all The following named
articles, which have obtained such


unbounded popularity, VIZ:
COSNELL'S Magical Pain Extractor cures al sores,
SPArSs fsrtANNATIoSs, iTcHiNS, and saves NE IN any
case OF burn scsd II the vitas sre unnlured Every
family box OF this IN the house As the money
will sways be returned does not please, be particular
and buy ONLY az y Cor,ant-st go
positively ne cured by the sole the INDIAN VEGET
ABLE ELIXIR and LGNlMENT. The scepical We invite
saadng this city who have been cured OF Rheumatism
BIZ this remedy. They are warranted
-DEAFNESS-DR- McNAIRS ACOUSTIC OIL has
proved very successful in curing even total Deafet We
have many certificates from citizens Of this city, who nave
used this OIL with complete success We cordially invite
NIL who troubled with disease OF the d' 20 e1sne
The P, are warranted to be cured By the genuine hays
IMMINENT aud Inns BALM OF CHINA, or tho money
refunded Who viii now suffer with ihis distressing COM
plsntt
strony ar EXTRACT from this celebrated posi-
bly, inside The puee 80 reasonable ihsI me poor can
N is The ony article that will eecnay purify the BLOOD
from ali impurities Those who have been imprudent in
ba use ofcsorel willind sure relief from Il
Fast INDIA HAIR DYE-This chemical preparation
will color the hair shade, from light brown TO jet
black and nure the hair or stan the SKID 10 me
Preserve and beantify hs hair by using oLDhlUGsS
BALM OF COLUMBIA, which Immediately stops the hair
from falling out and restores II when bald.
Jyorms- KOI.SiSTOCk'S VERMiFl GE Is a safe, easy
and sarca remedy in children or adults in eve
~ Il Ia entirely vEGErABLE, and canroi inure me
most delicate CHILD even should mere De no WORMS rree
25ceats :, - -
CRATES NAV kept black with as beautiful polish as
a COACH BODY, with application year Il Keeps AL
Stoves and Pipes from rusung through Inc summer as
Nsrnish an entire new INVENTION ana surprises quo ue
ROACH AND BEDBUG BANE-A sure remedy. Price
CAUTION TO BE REMEMBERED-Th above named
articles sold genuine only in this city by CoMSToCk
i co. 81 Codland-st .
Remember the number 2l take this direction with YOU
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Drn Sco1s.
LINENS. sHEETINGs ANN

LINENS, SHEET1NGS AND
HOUSEKEEPING ARTiCLES.-A ARNOLD l. co 81
II CgnalsL receive! per ships Rochester and Ok
ford their Spring importation OF Linens which ihsy in
wife the attention Of families hotels and boarding house
keepers.
~ Medium Lnens warranted OF the finest fax and
ufactured expressly for their family trade
+; Extra heavy Housewife do do. A Superhne Front
Ing do do.
g. g. 10 and 1874 Irish and Barusley Sheengs warrant
ed pure linen.
rs, TO- r. l6 and 2O4 Double Danssk Table Cloths new
and beautiful designs.
T. s ind 1914 Table Diaper and Damask.
sd ST. 78, and ii Dsmaak Napkins patterns match
the cloths Damssk Daeys, colored do
g. TO- Il and lSi Imperial Counerpanes Summer do do
Superine Toilet Onis from cradle size 10 1884, Also To
let Covers Long Lawns, Birds Eye Diaper Russia and
Scotch Diapers TovTeings embossed and printed Table
and Piano Covers with AID general assortment OF
domestic snd housekeeping articles. l1Hy
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nIOOO CuAI.yEN(;E TO Safe Makers-The .u b
schal of $1,000, puOIl N

nJnnO CHALLENGE To Safe hake Is. ~ q
SIUUUscroer renews his challenge OF $1,000 pnon 70
" h m ali safe makers test safes The only pi
Gu o Ss and now repeated 49, that they do mol MI
bsir ss.es with the competition known Us WILDE
ps,snl which was first discovered by Dsniet Fizgefa
o. Wilder he present paenee will be seen by The 70 l.
lowing proceedings the q. Circuit Court before Juoe
peus Wilder vs. C. Rich, Gayler and pthers- Jud2
Bstts says think proved the paeniee was The hrst an
orignai d,scoyerer the thing patented that the faler
eyay and regularly issued thai the specification de
Inc discovery with all the fulness and particularly
rsonirei BY law; and thai plaintiff In possession antt
use the discovery al the lime OF The Defendants nnge
uent" No.. = 49,, h.,
ascertsined by applying al the Patent Once isnlngs
flor ia on record here the assertion of certa ndvid
uals against whom suits are pending 10 The contrary
nowithstanding Benl g. Wilder, No p Johnson
AZ BROOKLYN s. r Slaples ESQ No. IL Wallst or 10 ine
subscriber, ,. Z. HEhhlNu' iS' w
81
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From tie Ne~.oTleans Picayune, March Is.

YouSG AUDUBON RETUESED-Mr Audubon, OF
whose departure for Texas In guest o. specimens Of the
animals TO be found in the Western parts of the new
Stz,a We made mention some months since, returned
Yesterday On board TIE steamship Galveston
we learn that he has been degree successful but
was unable 10 prosecute his hunting excursion far be.
vopd the Medina account of the hostile parties of In
dams proling in that section and ha inability TO pro-
cure an escort of sufficient strength.
Ee has still added much TO science by his trip, and
rnnsa in the yrarnest terms Of the kind assistance
forded him BIZ Col Harvey, of the L. : Dragons and
bv Col lack Hays the well.known commander Of the
Texas mounted rangers.
ABANDONED AT SEs.-The British ship venia.
CAPTAIN Frink which arrived yesterday from Liverpool
saw on the 2ath jan IN lat 40 ion 81 as wreck 70 The
windward disnasted-her foremost, uiainnast bow.
sp cutvater and rudder gonewith colo.s of distress
flying from the aa.ntop.
The Venia ran down to her and found her 70 be the
French bark Jack, Capt. Boss from Martinique bound
to Hsvre
leak on the 2ad and when spoken had eight feet Of
ter in her nold, and all hands were exhausted from
pumping.
crew and two passengers-iteen in a-and brought
them to this City.
The lack had valuable cargo consisting of 100000
frnucs in specie boz ofpearls, lot OF tortoise shell
and lot Of old silver. All this was saved and brought
hither.
We understand tina. the Venilia will claim salvage
The master certainly deserves credit for his
in saving the Jack the midst offs gale and
at great personal risk.
The rslan,ry OF his chief mate. Curtis Mcrsse is
warmly commended BY the passengers
FROM HAvASA.-The brig Hope Howes, Capt.
Shaw has arrived from Havana having sailed thence
on the 9TH Inst The Cambriss advices reached Havana
on the 5.h inst by the way of Charleston This well
deemed most extraordinary. the Cambria having sailed
on the 4th OF February.
The Spanish brig FrimerO de Marc, from Cardenas
for Havana foundered the 9Th inst The
and four Others started off for Jaruco in the launch
One of three passengers On board was drowned. Two
Of the crew had reached Havana in the cossing schr
Gen. Lamar. IN. o. Picayune.
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PAPER HANGING DEPOT.
5. P. J. GgATAcA
81 Maiden-lare.

G. * j. GgATAcAP,
81 Maiden-are,
IMPORTERS and Dealers IN French and American P.i.;
respectfully invite Country Merchants Lann
Ioris and Tenants 10 call and examine their large and
splendd Of Paper HsuEings Views Fre board
PItr!s Borders &c &c before purchasing elsewhere.
n B-Constautly on hand general assortment OF up
hois,ery goods wholesale and retail
Window Sh.des-a splendid ASSORTMENT avery r-aueeo
,,i-as .,4 In sry cnantjtv mhi I'm eodt
HUBBAKD'S PAPEKs-BURNAP& BABCoCh;
Ii No. IS John-streel, offer for sale Iuh ssofeh' o'
Papers manufactured by the Messrs Hubbard comprising
Ledger Papers, blue ard white Imperial super Royal
ROYAL. Medium DENY and Flat esp.
Extra Super Cut Cap, ruled and plain
Letter Paper, ruled and plain, , iul as5oTtneoi
Packe, Posi. Super and Extra Super
Tinted Plate Paper; Coored lnipersls
Colored Royals. thick snd lin
De- M-dium, do. do
Do Double Cap, FOR copy books
Fine Glazed Coiored Mediums, Royals, &c &c
B. B. have also hand very extensive assortment Of
Wiring Pspers Book and News Printing Papers, Late
Papers, Hardware and Wrapping Papers They ara also
soLf sgeuu OF tbe senasns Patent Envelop Paper.
Printing Pspeg Of any size and quality nsde 70 order a
,hort nor,ea ty1 o1eod
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patent Mehirires.
MO. 40 1.2 CORTLAND-ST. on the South sdo'
Y one door below GreenwichsI
The remarkable cures that
MOIJIN SYRHP

l Y one door below Greenwich-sI
The remarkable cures that
BEEKMAN'S PULMONIC SYRUP
is continually eaecng such as to awaken tho hyeiess
interest ,hrou ghout the country
Not only in CONSUMPTION Coughs, C3lds. Disease OF
the Lungs Liver Compant ana . s".p T
celebrated Syrup the only certain remedy known ia
purifying and restorative powers excel immeaa
urubiy every other medical preparation These claims 10
superiority based upon the solid groundwork OF me Ac
rUA CURES made. These CURES have In numerous nean
been extraordinary as to be called trny maeui
and have contributed give this Invaluable medicine INC
widespread celebrity which It everywhere enJoys-
Beeknans Original Genuine Pumonic syrup s aways
puRE-aways the Il 10 entirely free rom all dele
terous ingredients and remains UNDER III
cumsances There Is not nor has mere ever Deen,
medicine or remedy all like this syrup nor any
al all comparable with 1t In Its eompostion %
and effects It stands misunderstanding with mo vta pllnS,
pie and working the universal md berehcih results
upon human syELem- -, H.,
No. 49k Cortland the SOUTH side, ono door BELOW
Greenwichs which the old established ONCE Tor me soo
OF this medicine.
Beekmans Trestse with full detail Of symptoms explain.
aory plates, 10 pamphlet FORM grausi also, Beokmans
Guide TO Health. MILO tleoo
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STATS & BARKER,

cLoTHlSG ASp FuRSIsHISG WAREHOUSE.
No. l79 Broaa:uny directly opposite Hazard Hotel
> .men of spring aud summer Goods, which they will
make up to order 10 fashionable styles at leir
al Reasonable prices.
Strangers and others he supplied with very superb
or article of READY MADE CLOTHING.
Blue brown and black cloth Dress and
W.
SaNo Go,ha, CRsmerelt Pelto Conts 90 TO II Oh
Twcsds KerbGrs de Lain Sack Coats-.... 80 10 90
Pants of Cashmere. Linen Drills, &c &c.. m 10 on
Vests of White Mars. Cashmere Silks &C. 60 10 90
0vercost-s light and beautiful Twceds SaNo Gottas
and Cassiinsres, Tor travelling Overcoats
Also, general assortment of furnishing articles, viz
Crsva,s Stocks Ties Shirts Cosrs Gloves, Suspenders
silk and cotton L1der Shirts sc &c. ml9 3m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-24

FROM LAKE SuPERIoR-We are kindly allow
ed to make the following extract from private business
latter from gentleman at Copper Haroor refers 10
the location on Eagle River belonging to the Ptsou!gn
aud Boston Company
The Cliff mine Ia now unquestonably the richest
silver mine worked. sold specimen, near ton
of copper rich of silver that isnetng tue Conpsy
Sl500 besides $50 to the Goyernuant-ssy to9o ne
mineral agent here confirms the sale. More than SlVoo
was thrown OF az one blast, while was thele &c"
days in rich part the silver rock The lode IS
10 feet wide, and in an open cut without amt IL
miners got out 100000 pounds in Janusry-severa tons
pure metal copper and silver-sevsral tons OF the
silver rock and stones in quartz 60 40 30 and 20 per
cent copper and great OF what is called the
house and walls of the lode (whout metal usually yields
per cent.
This discovery settles the question Of our company.
and by this mail recall every share from hands
Detroit Adv.
THI WISNERAGo INDIAN w AR,-The Lancas-
ter (wis) Herald OF the Nth says:
{" On Saturday last Lieut. Thompson started from Pral
rie du Chen with his twenty-five dragons (the whole
force of the garrison in pursuit Of the Winneeag0ss
Capt. also arrived Sunday with small force
from Fl Atkinson and proceeded toward Muscoday, by the
north side Wisconsin river The families In the Kick
apoo Settlements preparing to ior;y is well as they
can at MI Sterling At the Kckapoo Settlement about 80
Indians are taken and under guard portion OF
the Winnebagoos still remaining the head OF Grant
waiting like yerrnn be cobed out BY company OF
For the OF the Regulars who are playing
poker at Corpus Christi, citizen soldiers 10 have
border war on ;helr hands We learn that Gov Dodge is
Muscoday. commanding the volunteer troops.
u Deputy Sheriff Pierce took his departure tor
Auburn yesterday morning, having under dis charge
seven prisoners sentenced to the State Psen az the
Special Term of the Recorders Court tBuf Com 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-24

Dfops a,e 's. Slss,e.
well as benefits These Drops have beon extensively used
and thousands will bear grateful testimony 70 hs value
A speedy and permanent cure for The tooh-acne Tnose
subject 10 this horrible pain should remember that me Covs
Anodyne will certainly 1t In one minute when appned
Prepared and sold by A. B. SANDS l. Co. Chet, iss
27S Broadway corner of Chambersst and sold also a.
% p-na OK nsn,s - 26f1meod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-24
The vote on the License question stood thus -

Inc vote on the License question STOOD tnus -
For Lieense-2]O. against License--l070.
ANOTHER lSsTAScE.-The Nashua Telegraph
speaking OF the election in New Hampshire says
There will be large number OF Members Of the Legs
l,ure who sympathize with Gov Morton, in his cleo
HewLondon, Hale of Hollis, Sawtel of Brookne, and
our humble self can do that.
In Hollis and Brookline anradicals should have been
chosen In the latter we understand that the poll was
closed when they had got votes enough while Wing
was approaching to cast his vote.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-24

" Mr.. EDMUSDs submitted proposition to the
Legislature of Michigan on the 18th inst for an
amendment to the Consultation of that State, extend
ing the Right Of Suffrage to Colored Men
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-24

~ Sotice,-Dr Van ZsuGPs celebrated Health Resto
tive. Anti Dyspepc and Anti Bilious Csiharuc Pills zr'
sold at Wyatt Ketcbam's, No. l2l Futon.st Price > ct
per box m-S In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-24

~ j. ID. Wheeler, Attorney and Counselor al
Law, and Commissioner OF Deeds, &c viii attend In the
Rssdin2 Room Of fsmmany Ball Of all ho1rs Of ine Gay
snd sysninE. Dls osu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-24

Y Rev. THos. II. STOCKTON has seeded from
the Methodist Protestant Church. for reasons which we
have not seen stated Hewas the abest minister in that
denomination aud both writer and speaker stands
deservedly hiph
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-24

CHICAGO ELEcrIoN,-The following is the result
Of the recent election Tor Mayor OF Chicago:
j. P. Chaplin Wing, 1l04; C. Fallansbe, Loco. ST. )
Carpenter, Independent Loco 22l Chapins majority
over Fallansbe 427 over all, 2o6.
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D COLE & co. No 699 Broadway. between Anlty and
u 4.s- daily adding their stock OF staple and
fancy goods the newest styles Of Prints Delanes, figured
Musline, Lawns Bazarines, Alparcas, Ginghsms; also
Linens DaInask Table Linen and Linen Sheetng, 81 &c
l24 wide; Marseles Quilts, Table Cloths Toveling, Nap
kins Daper and Crash, Blown Shr,ngs and Sheeiings
B-ached do. common and finest quality Si 10 l2 wide
An extensive OF silk and Hosiery Gloves
and Under Garments Rubber Over Shoes Csrpeta Mating
&c They intend 20 keep supply of such goods as Will
suit their friends and the public and 10 sell them on te ms
that will not fail 10 rive satisfaction. mil imeodt
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UNIVERSITY EDITION

nF DR. WEBSTER's DICTIONARY AbrdseIk ron n, 10
tho Ouar,o American Dictionary, with w sikers hey 10
tho pronunciation OF Greek Latin and Scripture proper
Names etc with Memoir and Bust OF the Author One
volume, royal duodecirio.
In this Revised Edition. the principal object has been 10
furnish work 10 those numerous classes o! The community
who want for consultation something above an ordinary
School Dictionary, but who not dsposed 10 purchase
Websters larger works. For this purpose numerous nd
dious have been made the vocabulary and 10 The den
ons particularly from that portion Of the American Die
onary which added in the edition OF 1884, and asofrom
the Gddenda OF S45 that the number OF words IN ins Vo
cabunry is above y thousand Is eco than in
Walker large Dictionary.
This Dictionary designed for general and popular use ID
presented the public the hope that will meet the
ofmutudes OF the counlrymen OF Dr. Wehster not
only among teachers higher classesn Public Schools
and Academies but also In the Counting House the manu-
factory the Family For s1ls by Booksellers gsne ally
HUNTINGTON L SAVAGE,
taa n, PIG Pearl.s;. n. York.
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HOMEOPATHIC CH0CGLATE-CJ J. reu I
s.e highly recommended by ORA Herring OF Philsdephis
and Gray Charming and Gram OF NewYork for sale 81
manufacturers prices. by the Agents,
sf Smeods ADAMS, CUSHMAa / co. IS FrontsI