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CT. CHARLES HOTEL.-My friends in
- the temperance cause having Of late called
public attention to the superiority Of the "St.
Charlesp over other hotels | have found 1t necee-
sary enlarge and reorganze the restaurant depart
ment. Having made extensive arrangements for
ters, game, terrapin, &c. have engaged an expe-
rienced cook and two walters exclusively for this
branch of my business and secured the services of
additional bar.keeper. Grateful for past favors |
hope with this new arrangement, TO meet the wants
of my patrons, and merit continuance. iwmt
NJ b. Having leased the entire upper part of the
hotel, consisting OF thirty to forty rooms, am pre-
pared to receive transient permanent boarders, by
the day, week, month, or year. The ordinary table
will be supplied with the best the market Chords. A
limited number Of persons will be taken for "meas
onlyn at very low prices gs--.
'r q. .a' G. J. MAC LELLAN
St. Charles Hotel, Oct. 5th. 'o1 fH
Oct. 5--eod3m a.#.sF" .-"
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CAPTAIN KER ARRIVED ouT.-The brig G. II.
Rogers, Wilson, Of Baltimore, arrived safe and
sound at Brazos Santiago on the 1lth October after
encountering several uncommonly severe gales.
This vessel carried ont Captain Croghan Ker, and
Lieutenans Lowry and Humphreys, of the second
regiment of United States Dragons, with compa-
ny Of men enlisted for the army.
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rARPETING, Rugs, &c.--The subscr-
~ bers have now in store a full assortment Of
New style ingram carpeting
Rich hall and step carpeting
Rich printed baizes
Extra rich chenee rugs
Large and small size tufted rugs, &c.
Also, full assortment of curtain mater als of the
newest and most fashionable styles, with I'll the ne
will be sold low by @1 "
Oct 23-3taw2w p. Fl. HOOE e. co.
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CAMP MONTEREY, (Mexico,)

... CAMP MONTEREY, (Mexico,)
9th September, 1916.
NEW dress goods, shawls, Ac.--The
IN subscribers have just received an additional
supply Of rich dress goods such as
Rich Cashmere d'Ecosse, ofthe latest styles
Rich plaid French Cashmeres, also new styles
Rich gala and other plaids, very beautiful 4f
Rich chameleon, striped, and plaid silks let
4 Rich black India satns, very heavy tsit 1at
Rich black satin-striped and plain black silks
Rich plaid cloaking, new style. W ieR
Also, a large lot Of very beautiful Terkerri and
other shawls, to which invite particular atten-
ton. N#t@ "E
Also. a lot Of very pretty and comfortable shawls
for misses. Fs g1ls
Together with many other new and beautiful
goods which we are determined to sell cheap.
g P. III. HOE q co.
INV O--9t FHt E4HrNN
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A LARGE and fine Newfoundland Dog,

A LARGE and fine Newfoundland Dog,
"A the property of r. III. Gerdes, was lost OF
stolen on Friday last, from the farm Of Mr. Smith
Thompson, near Beltsville, Maryland. A very lib
era reward will be paid for any such information to
Mr.. J. b. Gluck, Assistant United States I'oast
Survey, Washington, which may lead to the recoy-
cry.
The dog was of very large size black color, white
feet and breast, with rough hair, and answered to
the name of "Bush." Noy3-a
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REVENUE OF BOSTON.

The duties paid during the three frat quarters of
this year, show falling Of OF SlS5 24s 90. The
duties on goods werehoused, in the 81 quarter OF
this year, is about s240, 000,--Post.
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CCOTT'S PATENT SAFES.--Wrought
- iron safes, from $50 to $500, for the safekeep-
ing of specie, plate, books, &c. constantly hand
and for sale, by the agents at manufacturers prices.
Apply to -. -. -
HENRY THOMPSON e. SON,
No. 81 South Gay st.
Baltimore, Oct. l9--w3wS = .,...s... 81
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'INHIS is to give notice that the subscriber hath
l. obtained from the Orphans Court of Wash
ington county in the District Of Columbia, letters
OF administration on the personal estate Of Legrand
Fairchd, late of Washington county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the vouch-
ers thereof to the subscriber on or before the 9Th
day OF October next; or they may otherwise, by
law, be excluded from all benefit Of said estate
Given under my hand this 9th day of October,
1876.
HENRY MAY,
Oct 27-Iaw3w Administrator
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BY A. Green, AuctiOneer.
VALUABLE Brick House and Lot at
Y AuctiOn.--On Monday, the 9th of Novem-
Der, shall sell, on the premises, at o'clock, p. M,
lot 10, in reservation IL, with the improvements,
which are fine brick house, carriage-house, and
stable. The lot contains 6 ,480 square feet. The
property is handsomely situated on b street, be-
tween I'd and Sd Streets in the vicinity of Gadsby's
hotel The house contains ten rooms, very conve-
nient, and well built, and in the yard there is an
abundance of fine fruit, such pears, peaches,
p1ums, grapes, &c. Terms at sale. > !
~. 49,. A. GREEN,
Oct 29-eodSds Auctoneer.
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FOR NoRFoLK.--

srxUW. FOR NORFOLK
IN The steamer 0sceola willleavc
sA5--rss5 sees7sap, Washington for the abovc
zfssesxz 46place every Thursday al .
o'clock, a. m. Returning will leave Norfolk ever
Friday at 4 O'Clock, p. m, ..
Passage and fare IS
She will stop going and returning at Cone river,
Virginia and all ususl landings on the Potomac.
JAMES MITCHELL, Captain.
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BY A. GREEN, AuctiOneer.

BY A. GREEN, AuctiOneer.
CTORE and Basement Rooms for rent
- at AuctiOn.--On Monday, the 9th Novem-
ber shall rent to the highest bidder, the prem
Uses, at Al o'clock, the westernmost store and two
basement rooms of Jackson Hall. The store is
81 by % feet in the clear, and the easements are
each sc by % feet inches the clear. The build
ing is on the north side of Pennsylvania avenue,
about half way between the railroad depot and
CoIemans Hotel, and is one of the best stands in
this city, either for wholesale or retail business.
Terms made known at sale.
A. GREEN,
Oct 30-4t AuctioDeer
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BY Win. MARSHALL, AuctiOneer.,
FURNITURE, Piano, Hardware, Bas-
IL kets, and CroCkery.--On Saturday MORN
ing, Oct. 7th, at 9 O'Clock, | will sell, in front of my
store, good and handsome assortment of furniture,
new and secondhand, together with large lot of
glass and crockery. .g. ........ 49,.
Ten shuck and straw mattresses
Three new high-post mahogany bedsteads
A very good secondhand piano
Also, lot Of fancy goods WOODWARD, &c.
VIM. MARSHALL,
Nov 2--dts Auctoneer.
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HAIR and Morcen skirts, an improved
Ii and pleasant description Of skirt for winter
wear, giving an easy and graceful set to the dress,
and possessing the advantages Of warmth and du-
rabity.
Also, most desirable article OF silk, merino, and
channels kid vests for ladies' and children, at
J. II. GIBBS'S
Fancy and ornamental hair store,
Penn. avenue, between 9Th and 10Th streets
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q, S4s, Ola sli $40, $50 81, 800. 100 se,7sl

soSisolS sll $50, oo9 ~ 800 4os so'Is3oOO
These are the revenues, all under the same tariff
Las. year they were $1,000 900 less than in 1874,
and this year less even than in ls43 the first year Of
the present tariff, The imports into the port OF
New York, with the duties paid have been for the
month Of October as follows:
Free Dutiable Specie Total. Duties
Ist6 1851 SD 50 $50 S369SO Si55Ol0s sl,lI4Ool
1915 4. V9I,ite 2,7ss,s7T 69.sOe SsJo,lso To.9OI
The average duties this year are % per cent
against 30 per cent indicating the proportion which
goes into warehouse. 1t is observable that In adj
dition to the large returns that must be made for
increased produce exported, there is growing scar
city Of foreign goods arising from diminished imports,
and that large import may naturally be looked
fornext year. The effect on exchanges is indicated
as follows
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LNOR RENT.-The two-story frame house, at
IL the corner of l. and 18th streets, and in the i'm
mediate neighborhood of Franklin Row. The house
has eight rooms and good cellar, and will be rent
ed low to good tenant For terms, &c, inquire of
#o0r~ Ga -n.o LUKE RICHARDSON,
Oct. 30--eo3t~ 10 Near tho premises
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n5s The Rev. w. l.. McCalla, OF Phila-
dephia, will preach in the Central Presbyterian
Church, 18th street) on Sabbath morning next, at
IL o'clock, and in the afternoon at 81 o'clock.
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To which we call the attention of gentlemen, us
we are prepared to have any Of the above articles
made up in the best and most fashionable style at
unusually low prices.
Also on hand, general assortment OF merino,
Angola, silk, and lambs wool understands and
drawers 'a
Satin scarfs and cravats 'a nv"
Linencambric and silk handkerchiefs
Cotton, merino, and lambs wool half hose, &c.
Nov. Stiff P. III. HOoE& co.
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tf ,gra 90 ri gm7inH no a5aho'sa-.a u
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, statement Of six government banks !:
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rs viz. 1901, 4s7 bales, or 100000 bales less
,b.n that OF lS44-45. Southern planters
now here bet against crop larger than that but the
accounts of the fair weather for picking Out nave
diminished confidence to some extent. The Posilon
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"Received from A B - dollars cents, for
the Globe, from which have deducted per cent,
and charged myself, in my account with the Gere-
raj Post Office, with the balance. The postmaster
of Washington city will pay that balance to Blair %
Rves, to their order on the back of this receipt
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NOTICE
To Cotton and Wooden Manufacturers
and those Insuring them.

and those InSuring them.
TNHE subscriber offers for sale COTTON WILLOWS or
l. P1CKERS of plan which possesses the following
properties over the old plans, viz:
1t takes less power requires repair will do great
deal more work, more simple in construction will clean
the cotton better, and will convey the $50 feet or
more from the machine and is as little liable to fire from
friction as any other machine in MILL and it separates
cotton mnutely that it relieves the succeeding machines
from great part of their hardest work. and
less to keep them in repair and enables them make more
perfect work They are in successful operation in some
twentyv or thirty of the best mills in the country ms
LOWELL Manchester, Saco. Providence, Norwich ~,
Orders will be attended TO, directed NEWTON
UPPER FALLS. EDMUND BACON,
sup't Elicit Mills
York Mfg Co. at Saco.
can readily say that consider your Willow the best
machine have seen or used for the first operation
from the bale and shall put them into all the Mills Of The
York'Mfg Co. to take the place of those in them
Copy letter from J. f. James OUerseer othe Cardins
Depart. al the Stark Mills, Manchester, Nh.
This is TO certify that of Mr. Bacon's Willows are in
successful operation at the Stark Mills. The average Juan
ty OF Cotton worked in this Mill Sc coo lbs per week
one Of these willows prepares $4,000 lbs. and the other
2OOO lbs in the same length Of time and much better nan
the Lewe or the Nlason's Willows will third Of that
quantity without lncurlng half the risk of fire. with
confidence recommend Bacon's Willow as far superior 10
auy am acquainted with, knowing that ii the merits of the
machine Is known il will Immediately be introduced.
JF. JAMES.
Mr. Bacon-Dear Sir it now over wear that have
had one Of your Cotton Pckers in operation al INV Mill in
Greenvile Conn., and truly say that give it decided
preference over any other kind that have ever used or
power to drive it, and it will do an astonishing amount Of
work in the best short think il ly answers
all the recommendations you give oft.
Yours, truly, VIM r. CLARK
also offer for sale WOOL PICKERS, to the
merits Of which offer the testimony of ALEX WRIeHr
Esq, S."'' If the Lowell Mfg Co.;
Mr. D. Bacon, Dec. a'"ThA two Picking Machues l had
Oh you Tor Wool are much liked-one of them is used o.
Wool ant we are perfectly satisfied that opel
the wool bette and breaks the staple than any pickle
we ever tried the other is used Filling Woods and we
IRE equay satisfied that on short fine and cotted woods it
Is more efficient than The Scotch Picker which until we
tried yours was the best could find
Yours. &C. A. WRIGHT supt Lowell Co
Nov 6. dlnw vvtf46
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FACTS REGARDING THE
SUGAR COATED IMPROVED
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
FOR CONSUMPTION, COLD !,

RHEUMATISM, DYSPEPSIA AND FEvERs.
HAVING been attacked months with bad
IL Cough, Weakness in my Chest, and loss of appe-
lite, used Wrght's Indian Vegetable Pills but grew
with cold sweas at nights could not sleep and
believed was in Consumption. ! procured box
DR. smiths sugar Coated Improved Indian Vegetable
Pills, which restored my health within days, and
believe them to be the best remedy ever used
GEORGE w. GRANGER
Cambridge, Oct 49, 1914
Extract from A. G. Page's letter, datedI
Bath, Jan. 81, lS45.
The Sugar Coated Indian Vegetable Pills YOU SEM me
sell we'll and give good satisfaction They sell better
than any have had
IErtrdct from Leus Barretts letter, dated
Cannan, Me-, Feb s, l845.
The Pills which received Of you have given such uni
versa salts faction where they have been purchased and
the sale has been uniform that thought best to re
guest you 10 send me on some more of them immediate
ly, &c.
tErtractjrom I'm. N. Packard'slstterl, dated
Monson, Mass, Jan %, l645.
Sir, encOstdis the payment for the last Pills You
wil-please send by Express another lot say or
dozen; they give good satisfaction have not on hand
more than boxes. and do not wish to be of them
one da7.
IE'rtract from DGnl.Tqh 4 Sons letter, dated
Tatsvle, VT, Feb 6, 1915.
Your Pills were received few DAYS since and have
sold some of them and also used ourselves and
think very favorable them and they are liked by those
who have used them,
Mr. j. r. SMITH, ofGloucester, that he has sold
give such universal satisfaction that has determined
to sell no other kind of Pills.
Mr. A. ALLEN, ofPalmer Derot, states that he was
has been an invalid for time, and a box of hes
Pills Immediately cured her also, that they had perform
ed alike wonderful in the town, and was entirely
out and wanted more immed ateY-was agent for other
Pills but Shouts only recommend these.
tErtract from B. DGnforth's letter, dated
Barnard, VT, IL, 1916.
Please send me Immediately dozen. Smiths Sugar
Coated Indian Vegetable Pills, those you short
time since are nearly all sold and give universal
faction.
The above only few the letters which
are daily received of the great popularity
these truly excellent Pills They the medicine
for the above complaint that Sold and in every
that they have been tried have given universal satsfac
ton, and should be kept a family medicine by every
one We only ask trial ofthem to convince the most
skeptic of the truth of these assertions,
The directions and treatment If the diseases accom-
pany every box. Price % per box.
NO Sugar Coated Pills" can be genuine without the
signature OF the sole inventor, c. BENJAMIN SMITH,
M D.. President ofthe N Y. College Of Health "upon
every box
Offices devoted exclusively the ofthis medicine
I79 GreenWch ST., New York, and Water So. Boston
Agent iii Worcester, JAMES GREEN & co.
FOR SALE III ILL THE VILLAGES and TOWNS
IN NEW ENGLAND STATES
N. b. No traUeling pedEars doloed to sell these
PaAs II March s.
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bosToN & WORCESTER RAIL ROAD.
Winter Arrangemenf.


FROM WORCESTER, daily except Sunday,)
With Passengers the Western Rail Road Albany,
Hartford New Haven and New York via New Haven, at
10 A. and ST M stopping at Hay Stations.
With Passengers from the Norwich Rail Road al 10 AM,
stopping at Way Stations
With Worcester Passengers att and 10 AM and Al M,
stopping at Way Stations.
With Passengers from He0York by Steamer Norwich,
early every day except Monday stopping only at Framing
adn
With Passengers from New York by Long Island Rail
Road, every afternoon except Sunday.
FROM BOSTON.
FOR Al5dng and Western Railroad, Hartford, New Ha
and New York, at 10 A NJ. and 4P. NJ.
For NOrUich and Stations the Norwich Railroad at
q A N. and q MI
For Worcester and Way Stations the Worcester Rail
Road, at II and 10 4. NJ, 81 and P NJ
For Millbury, at "a a. NJ. and Fl P. NJ.
For Nelv York. via Norwich and by Steamer, every day
except Sunday, at P.
For Nelg York; by Long Island Rail Road on every day
except Sunday, at A. N.
FROM MILLBURY.
For Boston and Way Stations, daily except Sunday, al
60 A NJ. and 81 P. M.
NEWTON TRAINS
From Boston, 81 81 &9AP.M, daily except Sunday
do w. Newton at d. l04 AM. & g. Pm. do. do
The last train each cay may be omitted an case OF soo
Sunday Mail from Worcester OF IA. M.from Boston at
P. NJ.
An Baggage at the risk ofits owner
Fares less when paid at the Ticket Offices, than in
The Cars. VIM. PARKER, Supt.
Dec. /, ls45. tf49
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NEW YORK, Der. n, 1916.
NOTICE.

hereby notify the public that HORACE Ey-
FRET is no longer my General Agent and thai
l have 20 connection with him, nor have anv
thing to do with any pills which he NAV offer 10
the pdblic, called the Health Restorative Pills,
nor any other medicine manufactured by him.
A. g. BRINCKERHOFF.
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HARDWARE.. ctr

HARDWARE. etc,
~ NEWCOMB s. co. are now rece;v;nO b.,
recent arrivals from Liverpool large additions 10
their former stock ofENGLIsH HARDWARE which ~
geher with every variety Of AMERICAN GOOD. ' Iad
.ner assortment full and complete, all which are offered
to the trade and consumers at less than Boston or YoS
prices Among other goods the following " ~"
5DO dozen superior o. s. FILES and RAsPS
500 do. TABLE CUTLERY of every variety
200 do. Pen and Pocket KNIVES
English and American BRITANNIA WARE
40 doz. HAND SAWS of Butcher'sn Groves - ~,
Beardshaw's manufacture. "U
Welch Grifith's Circular, Cross Cut and Miu SAWS
500 doc. extra AUCER BITS Of our own mannfoc,vre
and warranted OF the best quality
Also Nails, Chains, Vices Coach Screws Nuts Washers
Ash PIT and Boiler Doors Copper Boilers Brass Kettles
Copper Pumps Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead Copper and Brass
Brass and Iron Wire together with every variety or
Hardware. ' " ''e1
5000 gross WOOD SCREWS.
500 boxes Keene GLASS.
500 do Waterford and Sand Lake DO
rs casks London Emery.
25 bbs. and cases GLUE.
Carriage Bands and Lamps Elliptic springs Sc
Worcester, April 49, .,
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Great Newspaper, Periodical and
CHEAP PUBLICATION DEPOT.

TOSIeT SI', utTecIEy S0uh I'm. Temp. House
W0R CESTER.
g THOMPSON would inform his friends aud
-. customers that he has united with his Etabsbman,
the PERIODICAL DEPARTMENT of S. III. LEONARD III
those who have subscribed Leonard will be supnlieJ a,
me above place, on as reasonable as has been before
Mr thompson would give notice that he now prepored
nrns publishing houses In New York. Philadelphia. anJ
Boston rs soon they are out. P'""' a"u
All those subscribing TO him will be sunplied nyomn,, .
soon as the works are out. If Worcss,er WPIy as
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BAR IRON, STEEL, AND MAN. 8,

HE subscribers having made large additions to their
stock, can now Offer to their old customers and all
who wish TO purchase, complete assortment of the
above as can be found in any Store in Boston, and
such prices as will be satisfactory the purchaser
CONSISTING OF
80 tons flst English Iron, from to 6 Inches wide
70 DO round do do tto24 do.
~ do square do do 3 ri do.
S9 DO nat refined and Banks Iron, from to in wide
80 do round do do do TO IL DO
20 do large Skating from Il to Al in
10 do square Banks Iron, TO Ii in
20 do well-assorted fiat and square Swedes Iron
10 do p. s. 10. s. Iron,
20 do small round and SQUARE Iron fr 316 IN o.tstn
do best Norway horse nail Rods
20 do Swedes and Am. Spike Rods and shoe sbenas
~ DO Swedes and American Band Iron
do best Ulster Hoops, to IA inches
ALSO,
sheet lron-Crow Bars---EIptc Spripes--Axes and
Boxes Anvils-Vices--Shee Zinc-Sheet Lead-Uorse
Maiis-CAsT STEEL, round, fiat, and square-Cut Nails
y Gnu "ashets-1rndsLones,-Sm Lime-H l.
H. " Co. J. PRATT q EARLE
Worcester May /. ION square
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Gath before tha Mauor..

STATE Of .Nissour,l Doctor A. G. Bragg, be-
CITY o. st LOUIS ing by me duly sworn de-
poses and says, that his Sugar Coated Pills, now
so generally known throughout the southern aud
western States, do not contain one particle Of
1u,nefat Of any KIND, has been erroneousIy sta
ted. tie. further states that he is at this time
manufacturing and putting up ready for market
from % to 30. 600 boxes of these pills per
week-and that the orders and calls from AGENTS
and others for these pills, have baeone so nu,er-
'ps' even at this healthy season of the year, that
some applications are necessarily DELAYED from
atcn 10 twelve days, on account of deponent's ina
olilty 10 manufacture them fast enough To sup,,ly
the increasing demand DR.. Bragg ft Their states.
that it is his intention to extend aud increase his
manusactury until he can furnish the southern and
western States with all ample supply this cele-
hrated- pill. A. g. BRAGG
Sworh 20, and subscribed before me. this 9Th
day OF June, A. D. l646. p. G, CAMDEN.
Meyor off the City Of ST. Louis.
For Safe BIZ
Jereaiiah Lofts, Wesley Cleveland, Asa McDon-
aid, and Nj. Wheeler, Htcorky Greek; John
S. Dillon, .datsetiies; Robert Peacock, Morris !;
Matteson & Campbell, .4ux Sable; A. PeIisr.
Dresden; Samuel L. Palmer, Kankakee; ID
A. WATSON, Wilmington; p Boucher, Baur-
6onais' Grore; Willard Wood, Crete; Edwa I'd
Poor, Yankee Settlement; J. Taylor, ViH ca. T.
~DEMMONE & WOOD
J. a. NJ ATTESON, Joliet.
AGENT-Emanuol Deloin, AZ Main Street. ST.
Louis Wholesale and retail depot. 9-6m