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Tri-weekly journal., 1847-09-28

ITOOate COurl OF spencer COunty, IN vacation.
James Bryant, Executor on
the last will and testament
of William May, late of
Spencer County and State
Of Indiana, deceased.
Sally Ann Pinkston and Petition for the Sale of
John Pinkston, her Illus Real Estate
band, Mary Elizabeth May
Martha Jane May, Gather
May, and William w
May her Husband, John A
May and William J. May
NJ OW at this time, to wit: on the 18th day of Sep
~ TENDER, A. d., lS47, comes the above named
plaintiff, and files his petition against the above
named defendants in the office of the Clerk of said
Court Praying said Court TO authorize said plain
tiff to sell certain real Estate situated in said county
otSpencer OF which said William May died seized for
the payment of certain legacies bequeathed by his
last Will and testament pursuant to the directions in
said will contained
And it appearing by the affidavit of dsintereste1
person filed in this cause that all of the above named
defendants except Sally Ann Pinkston and John Pink
ston her husband, Mary Elizabeth May, and Martha
Jane May are non-residents OF the State of Indiana
Therefore the said NONRESIDENT defendants are
hereby notified of the filing and tendency of said pc
utlon and that the same will be heard in our said
Probate Court the first day of the next term there
OF IN the town of RockpOrt in said County on the sec
ond Monday of November next or as soon thereafter
as Council can be heard. When and where the said
NONRESIDENT defendants may appear and show cause
II any they have or show why the prayer of said
petition should not be granted.
Attest JOHN CRAWFORD. Clerk.
| By $ w. FAIRFIELD ID. p .
JOHN H. SMITH Esq. Atty for Petitioner, sep 23-sf
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1t has met NTH a success hitherto unparalleled.
RURAL GROVE, Butler CO., Pa
July 29th, 1916.
A BOUT ten days ago, boy belonging to one Of
IA my neighbors, and who had been ill for a week
more, was seized with spasms and had four severe
fits within twenty-four hours His parents admins
tered two doses of b. A. Fahnesiocks Vermifuge,
when he passed hundred and three large worms,
and obtained complete relief
JOSEPH BUMMINS, Merchant
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-09-28

Sally Ann Pinkston and
John Pinkston, her Illus
band, Mary Elizabeth May
Martha Jane May, Gather
May, and William w
May, her Husband, John A
May and William ]. May.
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-09-28

We invite attention the ADVERTISEMENTS Of this very
valuable medicine. We have repeatedly heard it
warmly recommendedb by some of the most distinguish
ed physicians of city, the very best remedy OF
the kind now in use
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-09-28

Fyou are sick, get cured # well, employ measures
Ito continue so. Every individual indulgesin hab-
its which must, to greater lesser extent disar-
range the admirable and intricate combinations
which form the system and consequently
should possess some mild yet effcacous simple and
accredited agent for preserving all functions ohe body
Y in GOOD rtrrinr
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-09-28
From the Rev, t J. Fisher, a Baptist nninisterin

HoDGEINvuIE, KY, April llth, ls46.
This is to certify that have administered b. a.
Fahnestock's Vermiiuge with unparalleled success.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-08-24
and its Continuance must hasten its utter
ruin in more ways than one.
For the Sisnal

For the Signal
Doubtless you e1nsider the &C IrriIIons attacks
made By the ..'Fms Dsmocrat" upon Col. Oak
ley, ratier behesth your notice and IL sucn is The
case, am led to elievs that you have drawl very
c"Irect conclusion An eminent divine once
upon certain occasion (aftsr having been at.
tacked from the pulpit by an impsrtinsnt puppy.
who dared the old man to repIy) observed tina.
he had made it rule through life, that when i.
met msgnanimous oppoaen, in his ua,h tina, he
joined issue and drove him out, DIT when he ma,
skunk ne lie, the sc,iiter'' pass in silence; Al.
though ne might oyercnme the sobject's,' pugnac-
y, yet IN The end tbs homo would be ar,ips,
him.
But, as TO that shack per centum ,Lat Col
Oakley consented TO pay tine contrators on See
. Nankakee Feeder, when they abAndonad their
Jon" Now does that correspondent, know any
thing about the matter, or is il something she ed
uer has caught up III the s..na sket place 80 am
inclined it IS the latter, as he is wont to snuff
the back track with much rechlessness and infat-
uaiion.
Does not that "Enquirsr" kno thattwo prom.
inent Wings at Lockpott, were the Contractors
for that job. and that the resident Trustee cou
not have been implicated in the matter, neither
as 10 the advance menI OF the work or in the paw
ment o: the ''back- peF-centum,'' and that it was
an arrangement between the Engineers and said
Contractors. And further, does no: that co RES
pondent know that one OF SAID Contracts r. is now
in 'hce emp Oyment ofibe State through the instrn.
menialiiy of said Engineers, and receives an i'm
menss salary with tho privilege Ola lckering'' I,
boot. Thswas all brou 5ht about blythe same set of
Engineers, who now furnish the Eoitor with tina,
baIdry against Col Oakley no, possessing ,he
moral courage themselves to charge the Col. with
pecdlaliOn, they have thus used this Asinus Mag
nus of the IS Frus Democrat ,, AS a fit tool for
such dastardly attacks.
The fact IS, some folks very indignan. a.
gainst the resident Trustee because he does not
feel disposed To build up Lockpo-t, the FL Dorado
of all their fond hopes, aud because he gives them
to understand what their duty is when in the emf
playmenI nE the people.
Kankakee, Aug. %. JAKE UTIcA.
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gion of any interest we subioin. The
Flag OF the 28th ult. SAYS:
A letter was received on Monday, by
our commandant, from Gen. Hopping,
stating that he had received information
that Gen. Urea was on this side of the
mountains with some 1000 men, and re-
questing squadron of dragoons.
Coz CARJAvAL. We understand from
several sources entitled to credit, that this
worthy was, on Friday last. at rancho
called La Vacaria. some 25 leagues dis.
.ant, on the road to Linares, with force
numbering about two hundred and fifty
men, having been joined by Galan, anoth-
er guerrilla chief. They are said TO have
detained large number of mules loaded
with corn, soap, sugar and other produce
destined for This place. besides one hun
dred cargoes Of goods which had been
sent from here to Monterey.
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T.FFLOREPG. .

T Mattern would info m the citizens Of
II joliet and vicinity. that he has opened his
shop one door seth of Duncan's Store, where he
vii be happy to accommodate his old cnstom-
ers, and the public generally, with work or
short notice. To the yo ing men OF this place
he would say, that no endeavors VIII be wanting
on his part 10 please the most fastidious tastej
aud in all cases FL will be warranted. - q
He aas just received ihe latest PARIS and
NEW YORK Fashions, which viii enable him
TO do his work in strict eunf6rmity with the pre-
vailing fashions an taste of1the Gay. ia
hFCUTfING done on short notice, and
warranted to fit, If properly made up.
Joliet. Zee |, 1916
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Mr AR Ri am.

Al LockpOrt, on the evening of Au, ust
18th, by the Rev D. E. Brown, Mr.. JOHN
LANE Jr. TO Miss MARY E. RonGERs.
daughterOf the late VIM. Rodgers Esq
All Of Lockport in this county.
Accompanied the above a rich loaf OF
cake, for which the parties have our
thanks for their respectful remembrance.
and our best wishes for their happiness
and long life.
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For the Signal.
Messrs EDIroRs Permit me TO enquire
IT that piece of ''muslin," that The CORES.
pendent of the True Democrat mentions.
was bleached or unbleached, and if that
is specimen of the ''ppIite literature"
that the Editor promised his patrons. for
the benefit of"their ParlOrs" &c.
JAKE UREA.
Kankdkee, August 2Ist. la47
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and there IL no more lighting, the enemy
will contriye 10 come out Of the war
cOnquerors. They will endeyor to make
Il aPPeartha the Yankees, fearful of
risking battle 1T their principal city,
sued tor peace, and in the eyes Of the
world they viii be able TO make toler.
bly, clear case. ggo.1,
Santa Anna has recently levied 4
contributions forced loan il NV be
caIled-upon the Inhabitants ofthe capital
in which he calls for $SsO,Ss5 to carry
OnIhe wal. The churches and conyenIs
as wellas private individuals, are asse sed
and il is limited that the iyrant has left the
names OF some Of his few friends offof the
tax list. The foreigners, who have been
called upon without siii have made reg
ular protest, it is said, against the unjust
execution, but Santa Anna does not stand
upon tribes in his money transactions.
from every indication. it would appear
that Gen. Scott intends an immediate
movement upon the city o. Mexico--al
least within week or ten days. Hard
bread is being baked for the march, the
qIartermasteTs have been ordered to hold
themselves in readiness, and in every
department all is hustle and activity. Il
being found impossible to receive clothing
from the Uuited States, hundreds of Mex
icans are at work putting out men in
uniform. Some even think that the
army viii move before General Pierce
comes up; but it is hardly probable that
Gen. Scott will march before that officer
gets within one or two days march. Al
least 1900 Of the sick will be left behind
but a majority would be in situation
TO take up arms in case the garrison was
attacked.
Speaking Of sickness. the South Caro-.
lima regiment has suffered more than
any other in the service. This was not
expected. II was though that the northern
regiments would suffer most hereaway in
the tropics, but the New YoIkers AID
South Carolinians have been, as it were,
side and side, and the former have had
but few cases on the sick list cOmpaI-
atiSely' The South Carolinians, out OF
900 strong when first mustered, now turn
out but about 400. Ofihe other soc some
l4O have died, 300 have been left sick in
the rear, aud the rest are now in hospital
here. The health of the regiment is i'm
proving, however, and many ara cOnval.
eScing,
f'' Yours, &c. G.w.K.
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CLOTH DRESSING

Done on IA sonable terms and al short notice.
None but the best workmsn will Ne employed
ANY person going 10 'hicago, from the ctntraI
or southern part OF the state, will pass by this
town. and all the subscriber wishes to ensure a
continuance o, patronage. is to once have man
paironize him. Wool can be sent bv water up the
illinois river, directed TO J \. Matteson, Joliet
Viii co., TO the care nj Mr.. Abrams, Peru, IN !,
imd Il will be forwarded, whsTe cloth will be put
up ~ a neat and safe INNER. according 30 the
Ibnve terms and sent in return TO any part Of the
tate, without troubling the owners TO accompany
IT, J A. M a FTESON
N. B. Persons coming from distanr with
a quantity of Voolto be carded or manufacturef
# Obliged to stay over night, shall be to No ex
pense. j. A. VI.
Joliet, March 22d, I847.
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MARsEAI.s SATIN.

U. IRCtIT uJKI--f xEcUTIoN No. 1853
DY vi tTUE ola Wr off ia. 10 me dIrec-
ID ted from the United States Circuit Cou t
400 the District of Illinois. in favor of john aud
Water Lockwood, and against EIizabeth Sheriff
widow, aud Abraham B. sheriff, Admr of Will
liam Sheriff deceased, and heir-at>law, &c.
'"ll expose TO public sale vail III. certain lot OF
sround, marked No. 60 three. in Block No (2)
Two, in East Juliet, VIII 20. Ills, ON Il 9th
lay Of September, at the Court Ho Ise door OF
'1id county, to the highest and best bidder for
eGdy money
SALE 10 commence betwee the hours of 8 o.
clock a NJ, and sun set Of said day
Dated This 3ihh day of July, ID 1871.
l > II ANDERSON u 5 alarsh.l
Bv P VANi3ERGFR, Dept. District of Illinois
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Notice.

is hereby given, that an application will be
made at the next Term OF the VIII County
Circuit Court, to ne hold, at the Court Hous,
IN Joliet, commencing an the second Monday OF
October next, for me appointment of JOSHUA
>IMPSON as guardian aud tn tax, care of the
estate of SALLY HURLEY Infant heir of the
estate Of Zacharish Hurley deceased.
OSGOOD & LIT TIE
Solicitors.
Joliet 23d, August, ls47.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOFICE is hereby given that OH the fourth
i day of Sept. next, at o'clocN P NJ, }
shall offer at Public Auction the premises, the
following described lanis, situated in Inc south
part o' Will county ,heing tho real estafe Of Tim
othy Mctauy dsceaseds to wiz: all that parl
OF the snuth west fractional Quarter of section six,
in township Ihirtv-two north, of range ten easI
OF the third PRINCIPAL meridian, which lies on
the east side of Forked Greek, acknowledging The
natural bed OF the creek 10 be the ,:ivision line
thereof, containing so acres and being mostly
fimhered land, may be sold in lots to silt puf-
chasers.
TERMS OF SALE-A credit OF six months will
be given--th- whole to be secured By. bond and
mortgages according to law. So Soy $50
g7ia ss J. BA RNETT, Admir-
oftbe estate of Timothy McCarty Decd
Wilmington, July 20. I547.
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AUMINl,rRATRlX'S sA &c.

NOfiCEis hereby giren that by an order Of
i Y the Will county circuit court, there will
oe offered Tor AL, al Public Auction, al the res
,idence Of the subscriber, on Sarurday the 9th
day Fl July next, between the hours of 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. and O'Clock P. NJ +, the blowing described
properly; being part of the Real Estate of
which Hosea Buel, late Of said county died seiz
ed, TO wit: the north east quarter OF the north
east quarter nl section Line, in township thirty
tour, north of rqnge nine east ofths ;hird princi-
dial Ineridian--beidg Iimbered land.
Terms made known al the Sale.
June 4, i547. HAM All BUEL, Adm *
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NHE Undersigned begs leave TO infosm the
citizens OF Joliet and vicinity that he has
received the PARIS, LONDON, afd PHIEA-
DELPHIA Fashions He is nov prepared 10
execute work in the most fashionable style. y
Shop-under the sign Of t.Emporium of FASH
ion,' Bluff Street, Joliet H. 10 Tyr
f. NICHOLSON.
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TO FAR M Frs.
1OLIET
WOOlleRl Factory.

The Subscriber zil keep on hand large
assortment OF cloth OF his own nufaciure who
he proposes to exchange for wool. he will give
one yard cf good heavy cloth fortwo aud ma
pounds ofgn'd clean wool of the same quality; ;
OF he will work wool upon shares asfoilows: give
one b a. The cloth the wool makes b. receiving
eight cts per yard from the customer upon his
half, or all that the wool makes BY receiving thiT
weight cents PEI yard for maaufaciurinp. He
viii alsonanufactur tor customers BLA NKETS
JEANS, & FLANNEL, as vel! as SAL
NETT & FULLCLOTH.
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IN CHANCERY.


WW County Circuit cod i, Uetobef TermlS47.
''''''s' rs, y '''s'' BILL. FOR D,rorea. b als
james Utter. 2 Ga giuaso - .Fsas 81
-f.P appearing by affidavit fled H. the caussl
- that the said defen amt is not resident Of
Inc State of Illinois. NOTICES therefore here-
by given, 10 the said defendant that bill for
divorce, h been filed against him in The Clerks
uice OF he said court, by the said complainant.
and that a summons has been issued theIeonf
an that unless he, the said de'endant shall be
an1 appeaY before the Circtfit Court of said WIN
county. be held at the Court Huuse, on tho
second MOnday in e'c,ober next, aid ans@er tho
said cnmpia nants bill of complaint, the same
viii be taken as confessed against him and theft
a decree entered a"co DINGHY 2'i1@ sSi-- i-
WM. SMITH Clerk .al.zI i7ae
Hs aa ByR f Barber Dep. CPk.
PADnock HAwLEY, Sol's ~
fort 'ofnp<inant.
Aug,fst I, 1917. ~ ei44o -t1i.- +
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Chancery { Sale.

NOTfCE ishereliy given, that il, pursuance.
U ola decretal{ order ofths circuit eourt Of
WilfcouDty Illinois, made az the lastMay tertiof
the Chancery side Of said Court, wherein "Fredl
erick Benjamin. assignee Of John fleaFssy,n was
complainant, and i Janiel Curtis administrator of
the Estate of John Dickey deceased, wa De-
PENDANT. there will be sold at Public Auction at
at the Court House in WiIl Coulty IN, on the
18th day Of August next, between the h0drs Of
ten O'Clock in the forenoon AMI Tie setting the
sun. The west half os the south east quarter Of
section number twenty FIVE, ia Township num-
Der thirty five north range ;iumber eleven east"
to the highest and bsst bidder Terms Of sale casE
et7@ tslag BIO NV. BOWEN. ~ ~
a - 8gG s4asa Master in Chancery,
flated AZ Joiiet .h;s o6,, J,lv 1917
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liNaEaD Oil,
Good arIIcie hon Ine -Adnurn, Y. Y. Mills
novlO at WOODRUFF'S
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lRoQUOIS COUNTY CIRCUIT COP RI,
To OcToBER Term, A, D. 1877.
Samuel M Ayres Executor sra -,
and Lemuel Boyd and i
Ma"iah l.. Boyd, Execuuix t-s
Of Ira Lindsey, deceased, s attachment
Elijah Rossbury and


1 NO NCE Is hereby e. en- to the said Elijah
Rnsebny aid Nehemiah Smith the defendants in
this suit, that Wit of Attachment has been is
sued out OF the Office of the Clerk of the Circnit
Codrt of Ir quois County, the suit of the above
named plaintifs, for the sum of Three Hundred
aud Ninety-Nine Dollars and Ninety Nina {, mrs
and has been returned BY the Sheriff Of said q
Executed. - f2s
Now, unless you, the said Elijah Rospnhury &
Nehemiah Smith shall personally b, and auuear
hef rssaa Circuit Cont Of said County o. ,es
nti Gay OF she next term thare0f, 10 be holden A.
lne Co15. HOUSE ~ Mid1lepnrt. on the FIRST Mon
day Of October ne I, and give bail and nl.sd -,
said attachment jndgmsni will be entered seaiost
you ana I've estate 50 attached will ba sold
sa1ess JOHN HARDWOOD Clerk
ofsaif Court.
GEO. B. JoEsER. Atty for P.E,.. .1sy q
xiS1lspozs, J1ly 81, 1875
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IsES'E.AU RANT.
JONATHAN T. MYERS.

JONATHAN J. MYERS.
"OUbD return his thank for past favors,
w and respectful inform the citizens Of Jo-
Iet AMI vicinity. that he as just received at his
nd stand on Chicago street three duers north of
the Post Office. and intends constsntl to keep
on hand large assortment of the subsiantIaIs
aud luxuries of life. lie can AT all hOuIs Of the
day. supply the hungry with fresh oysters Clam:
"ies, Cakes. Crackers, Cheese. and Confec'iona-
ries, consisting of Candles assorted, Oranges.
Leino rs, Apples. Rlislns, Damons, Dates, Al
mouds Chesnuts, Fiherts. Cuba and Spanish Ci-
gars. AID a afisiy Of other articles too numer
Gus to mention.
he Is also prepared to supply his customers
It'll Summer drink. sLch as Gas Beer, Ginger
wop, Lemonade Sangaree, Sofia, Mead, Cider.
nd Detroit Ale. aud will keep on haid on the
liter .Cons of Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, except il case of storm the
celebrated article of m
~ Is ICE-CREAM, sa
Which is so well known as a ccoling refresh
ment He will provi !e Ice-cream for parties or
Fairs, if notice is given few days befure hand
joliet, June %, 1871 a8 L5s
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sHOvELS, PICKS and BARS. can be had
cheap at 60 MATTESONS
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Fresh Groceries.

FTG8Ft .O.OCCFgE8s
NKUSCOVADO Sugar, Bro Havana do Best
IvA Ciarfad do, Fresh Teas u1psacders
hapefsol and Young aysor. Rice Starch, To-.
baeco. all kinds Spices. and eoE
HE Pores New gass.zs q ssls al
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Unfit z lbs. Mar.Lail's patient Line Thread
I Tor sale tv the pound. at Matieson's.
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DRUGS & MEDiSlNza,
PGsdasfS, Or, Vasr1GISls, SC.

t-t-t ~ f-.-fA
THE Subscriber woIld lake
~ this opportunity TO inform the in
@sZzA ha5itants Of Joliet and the public
So generally that he has now on hand
al the old establishment of Brown
So 4 Co., one door north of X. T..
Duncan's Store, general assort-
81 ,nentof DRuGs. VI EDI0NEs, PANTS
On, VARvIsH, &C., and as he is
making constant A. ditions his Sfoch, aud spares
M pains IN selecting articles of q . very BEST
quality. and the lowest possible rate for which
gnods can be bought toi cash, il enabled IN Of
Ter no small inducements TO all those wishing TO
purchases articles in his line, which will be sold al
the lowest cash price for ready pay. Persons re-
siding n distance, by sending their orders to me.
can rely upon rece,ving as gooa articles and a
low price as il they were present themselves.
j. II. BROWN.
r. Sal have on hnnd an excellanf Billions
Pill. for family, use. manufactured BY myself. and
put up in boxes containing eighteen Pills each -
Price I23 cents. JH,B.
Jsiist: Juns % 1877.
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RRIlBS!
The B sv. M. HIBBAeD'S
Joliet 23d, August, ls47.

sperm and TallOvv Candies ann
Sperm OIL Jltst rcceiDed at Tie r. o. Drag SORE
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EMPORIUM OF FAsHIONl,

pa,e,l.at JoIie, .li. 2sth Jply, ls47. -
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Gro. B. JoaER. Atty. for
NiSdlsgvzss Jaly 81 1875.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-11
5000 REWARD.

M RUNAWAY from the subscriber on Sunday, Oct.
I'M 1lth, negro man Tom, who calls himself rom
N SET7LES Tom s about % years OF age, very
~ stout set and quite black height about iee7 l2
incnes little bowegged he is rather stupid looking but
when spoken to he invariably smiles, showing fine white
and even teeth; hair quite short and nappy. He had
when he left blue satinet round jacket and took with
him pair Of pants, Of striped sane and one Of
negro cloth, with two new unbeached cot
ton shirts; he away dark olive cloth cap, with fur
around It,
authorised to offer the sum of $780, IL the above
named negro is taken In the District Maryland de-
vered to me in Washington city, secured in JAIL that
can get him, goo il TAX in any free Stale, and
cured as above.
A. NJ HOFFAR, Agent for G. Stonesreet
Residence on 4l2 street, few doors above Pa. nv.
nov lift F a4 4fa