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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-08-25
For the Michigan Stale GazeIie.
GlabeGnat0rial.

MR. EesToR:--
AS it seens TO be the fashion jHst COW, to
nominate Governors for the consideration of
! the Wing Convention to assemble here on the
18th of next month, propose, also, to express
my op nion." To be sure the ''Sgnal OF Lib
erty" has, with its accustomed gravity, said we
can't elect any body, and thereupon puts up
prayer that the Wings may always remain in
the m;norl,v, in eli which the Free Press con-
Gers aud says, "tfe Signaf of Liberty is a pa
/ per of truth and uer0city." Still our friends
! seem generally disposed to keep up the strug-
ole little longer in spite Of the awful givings
out Of these worthless.
| A great variety Of names have already been
suggested, any of which, if chosen, will no
doubt be satisfactory to the Wings of the State.
NV object however, in this brief note, is to ex-
/ press nv decided preference tor BIS. EDMUNDs,
/ of Ypsilanti, over any other that has been men.
toned. This preference, however, is based
not at all upon the comparative merits OF the
several candidates, in point of ability and in
tegritv, Though Mr.. Edmunds would not suf-
| fer at all BY such comparison) but upon his
present very favorable position upon all the
questions which enter into our State policy.
He has been a member of the House in the
State Legislature for the last two sessions, and
/ has, in both instances, been supported by the
Wings as their candidate for speaker, and had
their entire confidence throughout the sessions.
In this position his action has been eminently
Wkir, and thoroughly republican. an is so
know to the people of the State. He opposed
the expensive and foolish '.Reyision OF 1916,
and did his best-though without avail-to in
corpsrate the Wing doctrines of retrenchment
and reform into it. He is strenuous advocate
for the election of allofcers, by the people who
are to be ruled by them. And above ALL. Mr..
Edmunts is Northern man upon the subject
of slavery extension. Those who wish to know
his views upon these questions, and others
more in detail, will find then at large in the
address of the Wing members of the Legisla-
ture of 1886, in all of which think he con-,
CURED.
Now, in the present posture Of affairs, is not
this the man for the Wings to nominate? 1t
certainly see ms so to me. If Ednunds is NOM
mated, venture to predict that the $500 gun
battery will open again in ''Old Washienaw.
Yours. &c., JACKSON.
In the sentiment of the above article, we need
not say, we entirely concur; and knowing the
facts stated in respect to Mr.. Edmund's course
in the Legislature to be correct, and that they
have stood the test Of public scrutiny, we en-
terrain no fears in seeing his name go before
the Convention on its own strength, and in
trlnsic merits.
AS the time for the sitting Of the Convention
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-08-25

STATE OF MIcuIeAN. T.. Before C.. Ii. Van
County of Wastenaw. cleve a Justice oil
tho Peace in and for SAID county.
A fired A. Hunter, versus james Mullholand
~ O'lICE Is hereby given thata writ OF attach
L y meat has been issued by the abovenamcd
justice in favor Of said Hunter against the goods
chatIss &c. of said Muholand rcturnable on
The 18th day of December A. ID. 1876, and the de-.
PENDANT not appearing The tiial of the cause was
adjourned until the lsli. day of March 1871 at /
O'Clock 2. M. at The office of said justice IN The
township of Ypsllanti m said Gouniy.
Dated Ypsilanti. Dec.5lh, 1876.
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EMPIRE FURNACE.
Important 10 Farmers.
AND
ECEA.ANsCS

TIME PR0PRlETORS of the EMPiREFuR-
E MACE, near the Depot of the Genital Rail
Road is prepared to furnish TO farmers al all times
all kinds oi farming utensils in his line, embra.
eng plows of the latest and most approved pai-
ferns. Cnltivators, Shovel fisws, Wagon=sxes.
Cadron-kettl-s, Andsrans, &c. &c. as cheap
and upon good Terms. any other establish
rient IN the western country.
Castings of ali description. Tanning ill irons
Patent scsles. Engine-lat. es. &c. will be made
TO order on the shortest notice. and finishes in the
most workmanlike manner Farmers, and all 9th
ers who may want anything in the line of his bus
mess. are respectfully requested 10 call al the
adjustment OF the undersigned previous TO pur
chasing elsewhere, n. B. All kinds OF county
6rouuee, for which the HIGHEST PRICE will
be pad. taken in payment.
TIMBER for woodng ptows. and OLD CAST
lNGS OF every description wanted.
Ypsilanti, April 81 Al. A. b. SIIAFER.
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SIa,AAIfGsa
. LIB pasaf HJd9 Il {

4 medicine which is perfectly sa e. and may
bv gwen 20 children from tender Infancy, adj
cAaced age, lays nader NJ restrain as 10 cold
wafer or any kind OF tood. purges Iaiidiy, su6du-
ing fever; destroyes and exreis worms VIII ia
variable success, aRd easily administered 10
Children.
Tpai Il possesses these valuable properties, is
tea4 e IS asserted: still claiming e asidt iona adj
.htionai Idya IMAGES of beng given in small buk,
aud recurring anne c the drt nchIn9 which " orm
Tea and other supposed Vermitugss demand. -
During its .iiIant career. ii has been introduced
INTO many fam lies, where oihef known and
cessibe Vcrmiuge had been tried without tire
least success, where 1t has promptly expelled
worms TO an almost ;ccredIbi amount.
Hear what he Editor of The Bulletin of the
P4c,fic. published in Pittsburgh, Pal says in
Ia reference 50 the article,
"In looking un a few advertisements for my
small steet the otherday. fUalIed IN upon Mes
srs. J. KIDD & Co. and remarkirg that would
DC GLAD Ia advertise any medicine thaI really WAS
essentially useful, they furnished with their
circular respecting DR.. MLane's Worm Specific.
with the accompanying certificates, Feeling
pursuaded thai the certificates were genuine,
,ook some oi the mencine home for the use OF
my own young family. gave me first day
small lea spooniul 10 Serah. She was wau-took-
ing and black under The eyes, She passed sew
eral worms some large as pipe stem.
also gave smal .aspoonful 10 Samuel. little
rosy checked feshy boy, about 81 years old :
But as his stomach was ty4neaaous, i. e. ne was
pot he lied ! thought he might have WORMS -
lie cried alter more, whinh did not see fit TO
give him. but uponthe operation OF this medicine
his mother aud The neig hbors were surprised at
he rasut- lie passed ne arly a pint OF worms,
almost all as big as common pipe stem. There
ivy S seventy in All. l then gave some TO lIitle
by only 2 years clt, and he passed invent, live
s.me eight inches in lergtn. therefore see
clear TO recommend lPLane's Vermiuse as
specific for worms. II fairly seems death te them.
ISRAEL REFS, Editor
Pittsburgh, Feb 10Th, 1877.
j. RIDD 81 Co. No. Gu Wood ST., Pits, now
he sola ProprieIors OF DR., M'Lane's celebra'ed
medicines. All orders must be addressed TO
them.
, I'm, B.-Purcaase's will please be particular
10 inquire for ..Dr W'Lane's American Worm
Specific, or Vermiluge." For sale by E. SA AZ
SUN. ON
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E. BASCOM,
II % R r. R IL 4 T'
PAINTER.

Respectfully solicits a call from all lovers OF
the art. Rooms over Mr.. Edmonds Store, OPP
posite the Ypsilanti House. Those wishing to
call, he would be happy to wait on soon, as his
stay will depend on encouragement received.
Terms reasonable and if he fails to give salts
faction no charge. Hours TO receive calls be-.
tween & A p. M.
N. b.. BANNERS Painted to order.
Ypsilanti, Aug. u, 1917.
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WIG STATE CONVENTION.

Wing State Convention for the nomination
Of canddates TO be supported by the Wings Of this
State for Governor and Lieutenant Governor, will
be held at the Court Honse in the village of jack
son, on cdnes day the fifteenth day of September
next, at two O'Clock p. nj. Each County i'm the
State may be represented in said Convention by two
delegates for each member of the House of Repre-
sentatyes to which it is entitled by law: Provided
that organized counties, not cnttled any member
of the Legislature, may each send delegate to
said Conventiod,
Detroit, July 3lst, 1917.
JACOB NJ HOWARD.
SAMUEL RARSTOW.
JOHN OWEN,
DAVID SMART,
Whtg State Committee.
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s GUERILLA MISUNDERSTANDING that our ar
mics are commanded by men of sense and knowl-
edge, and therefore no barbarous execution Of
prisoners would be permitted, we have never
seen proper TO notice the terrible excitement in
to which some editors of leading Journals work
themselves, when they speak of Mexican guer-
llas, and demand the immediate execution of
every member of guerrilla band taken, other
wise than by smile at their ignorance and an
involuntary feeling ofcontempt for their cow
ardice. -,
They seem entirely to forget that success
full guerilla, or, as we call it, partisan warfare
has been the boast of yankees ever since the
revolution. They have admired the imitation
of their own example by almost every other ma
ton, not excepting the Mexicans even, in their
war with Spain !; but now cit is goar bullthat
has gored my OK as the man said in the fable,
and now the tune has changed. The object
these editors have in view, is to prevent the war
from becoming entirely odious. If they CAM in
duce the people to believe that our soldiers arc
engaged in extirpating robbers and brigands,
they will rest much more contented under the
burden of the war, than if they know the truth,
that we are engaged in the disgraceful work of
invading the territory of a patriotic people who
are sensible, and civilized enough to adopt the
very means, to rcpel us, by which we repelled
our invaders, after our regular armies had been
broken up. TO refresh the minds of these gen
tlemen, we,will quote from an authentic and
popular historian, some Of the achievements of
American guerillas.
The Battle Of Kings mountain Monterey
in Mexican vernacular-was fought while Car
DINA was in full possession Of the British, by a
self organized band of militia led by officers of
their own appointment, not acting under COM
missions from Congress. They were yictri-
Gus. Says Headly:-
"The excited patriots spared the English sol
ders, but many of the tories were strung up to
the trees, before order could be restored
Supposing that the commanders of this guer-
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GIVE are compelled, By sickness. to fail be-
hind our usual day of publication, or to appear
before our readers with haFfa sheet. W'etake
the latter alternative, as the least of two evils,
and one which is rendered the more tolerabie
inasmuch as VS. shall thereby gain time suffi-
cient to enable US, nothing yet unforeseen pre-
venting, to make our regular issue until the
cause which interferes with cur arrangements
is removed.
And here 1t may not be improper to state that
the same cause compels us to defer for a
week or two, several important improvements
which We are preparing to make, calculated to
render our PAPER desirable to much larger cir
Gle of readers than at present. We would par
ticularly call the attention of those townships,
in this and the counties of Wayne and Monroe,
which receive their papers by weekly mails from
this point, to the fact thet at the completion of
the new track, between here and Detroit, We
shall receive the Eastern mail in time to work
off our edition with the news, markets, &C., mp
to the very moment of closing their respective
uo OIutI uCnihuI Orboih
intelligence as late within forty Eight hours
The relaxing ofthe track is rapidly progress
ing, and will be completed within month. 1t
is also expected that the line of telegraph will
be completed between Buffalo and Miwauke
by the first Of Novemben whes we shall be able
10 publish intelligence twenty-four honrs from
the city of New York We shall not be back
ward in improving all our advantages of posi-
ton and we trust our patronage ma! KEEP pace
with ttsr efforts.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-08-25

STATE OF MICHIGAN, Z At a Season. of the
Washtenaw County }Probaie Court for the
County of Wsshtenaw he'd at the Probate Office in
the Village of Ann Arbor,on the seventeenth day OF
August, y. ID. One Thousand Eight Hundred and
Fossy-Sevcn.
Present Elias u. Skinner, Judge of Probate,
In the matter cf the Probate cfthc ]
VIII of of ]. Y. Larzalere, deceased. {
On reading and fling the Petition of John w Van
Cleve, representing that John Y. Larzatere in his
life time made and published his Ia st will and tesa-
ment (Which is now on file in the Probate ofiicel
that the said john w. Van Cleye and Alfred A.
Hunter are named in the will executors with Har-
rict " Larzaere as executrix, PRAYING that TIE
said VIII NAV be proved and allowed and that let
tiers iestamentary thereon may be granted to the
executors therein named or the Petitioner alone if
the said Allied A. Hunter and Harriet w. LARA
lefc should refuse 10 accept.
Therenpon il is ordered that the consideration Of
said Petition be postponed to the thirteenth dav of
September rext at O'Clock p. NJ of said day at
heProbate Office of said county to tie eud that the
Heirs ana ali other persons interested in said estate
may then and there appear and show cause if any
they have why the PRAYER of the Petitioner should
tbe granted; and il is further ordered that the Pc
titioner cause acopy oftls order be published in
the Ypsanti Sentineia public newspaper printed in
the County Of Washtenaw, for three weeks success
sivey oncein each week previous to the time above
appointed for the hearing said Petition.
ELIAS NJ. SKINNER
Judge ofProbete
Ypsilanti, 18th. 3w
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whig nTeeting.

The Wings of Ypsilanti are requested to
meet at the Engine Room on Saturday the 4th
day of Sept. next at o'clock 2. NJ, for the
purpose of choosing delegates to the Wing
County Convention, a full attendance is earn
estIy solicited. BY order of the Town Com
rnittee.
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WING COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Democratic Wings of the several townships
of this County, viii meet by their delegates in Con-
vention, on Thursday, SEPTEMBER 9th, at 10 O'Clock
4. NJ. at the Court House in the village of Ann
Arbor, for fe ap ointment Of Delegates 90 the State
and Senatorial Conventions, and for the nomination
of FIVE Representatives TO tie Legislature. The sew
eral TOWNSHIP will be entitled to Delegates as fol-
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-08-25
STATE OF MICHIGAN I, Ii The matter
County of Washtenaw. of the estate Of

Z a.
County of Washtenaw, of the estate Of
Henry Feaherly deceased.
/, ENiiE undersigned having been appointed by
q hon. Elias II. Skinner Judge OF Probate for
said county, commissioner to receive. examine
and adjust all ofans and mants of all persons
against said deceased; hereby give notice tha'
they will meet for the discharge OF said duties al
the store Of Edmunds & Company, in the viii &c
of YpSilani in said comfy on he second Mon
day at September and October next ensuing the
date hereof at 10 o'clck A. NJ. each of said
days; when and where all persons having claims
or demands against said estate are requested TO
present them duly authenticated to said commits
sioners for examination and allowance; six mhont
from the date hereof is allowed by The Judge OF
Probate for creditors of said estate to pressni
there claims 10 said co mm issio,iers.
ALFRED DAVIS Comm
NEWTON EDMuNDS sioners
Dated May II, ls47.
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draws near, beco sscs The dety Of the Press
tbreng bout The Stale 10 gite utieIance to the
wishes Of different sections. We trust that
free ex change ofsentiment may take place, and
TO this end shall recur to the subjectoi or GU
berpatotial nomination., as circumstances may
seem to require.
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YPSILANTJ SEMINARY.

The Fall Term of this Institution will COM
mence Monday, Sept. 9th. 1t is advisable that
students should, as far as practicable, be pres
ems at the commencement of the term.
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" Single copies mailed at the Office 5 cents
each Three or more of the came number mailed TO
different addresses to the order ore person 4centF
u Postage on Papers thus sent, one cent within
the State, or to a distance not exceeding one ham
dfca miles; out OF it any gfeater distance, and
half cent.
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4 lila band had been captured according to these
editors, their exeoutionousht to have been or
Edered Immediately. Ye1 we have always hon
Iorcd them as patriots
/, Again: Watson, TN. English officer was in
pursuit Of Marion. who escaped by crossing the
Pedee. and destroying the bridge. In this po-
siton. the sharp-shooters among the americans
successfully annoyed the Eugiish:-
. The next day he tlyatson) sent flag to
Marion complaining bitterly of his practice Of
shooting down his picAets affirming it was on
iy tit for robbers, and chaieng;i him TO come
ont and fight Ike a man and a christisn. Mo
rion did not eren deiga reply 10 ms message
and eootty told his nlea to keep shooting Jolh
sentincts ant pitkc.s. "--ileadly.
Marion was a commissioned officer, and SO
are the Mexican guerilla leaders. Noble man.
Fexclaims the American historian, contemplating
1.-THE character nf Marion. "Robber and MUIR
derer," cries the miserable foai of party, when
soEse intrepid Mexican Jares todefeni his coan-
try by the same means which Marion used.
Mexicans afet be treated as thieves, and
hing if they venture nelr our eacampment and
steal a mule; but the following was the most
approved method of furnishing themselves with
horses among Marion's men:-
Sometimes the single scout, buried in the
thick top of a tree, looked down upon the march
fof his legions. orhnng perched ovor the en-
campment ,ill it slept, then slipped down, stole
shrough the silent host, carrying off a drowsy
sentinel, or favorite charger. upon which the
daring spy tiourished conspicuous among his
less fortunate companions. -Hcadly
After this, if We have not the niagnanimity
to confess our faults, let us at least fight, and
bear our suiferings, like men and not tarnish
our victories by barbarous retaliation for our in
uiies. In the mean time, we hope the People
will candidy consult their own good sense, in
regard TO the disgraceful, needless, expensive.
demoralizing war, in which the ambition, folly,
or misconduct of their rnlers has involved them.
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Married, III Litchfeld, Mich. on the 10th
inst, 81 tie Rev. j. J. Bliss, DR.. c. c. Burt, of
Ypsilanti, to AIissL. Jane Nelson, of the forlaer
place.. 49, sSsz
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q a DOE. Grass and Cradle Scyihes, expa
EN- quality for sale low by G. w. e. co.
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A rarity under The head OF a Patent Medicine
adver isemenf. We ash our readers 10 persue
tic following: knowing they will profit thereby.
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THE Sc TfNEt

eaApIrs woe pa, IF, rpiroH.
YPsILANrI, WEDNESDAY AUG. IS, ls47
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HoENB d ANn DILLON.
III II Il l. IL -

4 "a
,S 81 Is THE CHEAPEST.
pa., III IN NARkET ST. a few doom r.,s,, t5e
lar, cue nave sHpRAcd themselves with new
pen, ana other fixtures Tor Their luznr-s in
Il EYrrpIrssaGe Halter themselves thai with ten
ss p', ,'' 'a'helion - - 'si''si ''''
8 IN a r, .y House and STEAM BOAT FILM
..,,, AND IMPROVED LEAD PIPE.
I'd snd Nm ~. WIN INC manufacture. se have re
i,9 an, " Wholesale AND Ittatl. of the Len
hes lagr ,,,,,- a5 am BE- lad n the country.
rtlas Hs4. -,'l 7, on hand iiydrsus Of different
Ind 1li Move, 'sss's water rta~eia hatl t e.
sizes 5,ai ,1,ins patent bath ruafs is. ri.,s
ns8bs-a ,.ad 81 aas Thickness AID lrk5, n, .5
Haq ao,. .ei through oadsn rlee. for. .,.,.. +.
svr. ~ ms. In lie eal#us y NON. s.''iss 'e
Waters tuaasaiil. 3.itT5 Wei'' steam ENGINES, Gc.
received and pa1c.aa..9 a.,e4a..I
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G. s. GRIFFlTH,
aper Hanger and UpholSterer


No HsnoSsr street AID No. l25 Ballimors street.
As recently bought on: the establishment
II Ct William S. Birch. thereby much en-
lareed bis former stock Of Paper Hsngings ;
and does now offer for sale the largest and best
assortment OF Papers in The market. Most OF
his patterns are new and bought al very reduced
prices, which enables him 10 offer 10 his old
customers, paper dealers and others, many ad-
yantsg-a He returns thanks for the liberal
patronage extended TO him and hopes 20 merit
ms sane By giving Satisfaction 10 al Who favor
him with call Al No. 8 Hanover ST., al the old
stand No. i26 Baltimore street; where All orders
will be promptly attended TO, either in The Up.
helsisring line Or Paper business. This stock
coasissrof--
Wors,ed Damssk and Moresns Of assorted col.
ors, N
Cotton do do do
Curtain Trimming, Cords, Bindings &C., 10 match
0rnamea,s, Gilt Rods, Ring sud Curtain bands
Wide and narrow Stat Yeni,ian Blinds
Patent do !. a7S ~.
transparent wiado. Shades Or ali price. q 1
patterns
Feather Beds. Comforts, blankets, &c.
Mattresses OF Hair, Hnsk, Moss and Cotton
Bedstsads and Co.'s of turned Maple
caIpetiOg, Oil Cloths, Mating. Rugs aud Door
Very superior style, One Fresco Paper
Views aud Panel PAPER for entries
Fire Screens Of all descriptions
Glazed ahd Common Papers
Borders lod Curtain do
Paper hung ia the city or elsewhere b. the best
HogkmeK, burst, Cotton Wadding. Always on
haua, waite and black waddiur Of large ana
small sizes BY wholesale aud retail.
Baltimore, Jan. 81, iS4:.
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NAMSON GARISS

/
OF the late arm Of 7. PALMER d Co.
No, l35 aad lfo, BALTIMORE Sirsei, Baisi,aore,
Carrier. aud glider,
Manufactures Looking Glass, PORTRAIT
Boz Picture Frames, ofevery descrip-
tion-plaia and ernamental. Also,
Brac Vindo,C COraicss, Rods s Rings,
aad ket Pier Tables, IEdll Brackets
Room .Mo4ldiags,
"tTH every description Of Gih Work, and
w has always on hand 10 store, framed and
nnfrsmsd, large supply ef French and Ger
man Looking Glsss Piatsss Is also, Mahogany
Fsamed goilet Glasses. Of he meat nistern
styles. I;ooking Glasses and Pictures framed
70 order. had plates inserted ID frames.
He hassalso on hand in store. The following
nanaed Msfchsndise. which forms bui part q
his own dlreet inporlation- fits facilities Tor
obtaining Goods 81 direct Importation from the
principal manufactures ui,i practice q IS
years ARP such a. % AFFORD him, every advan-
tags.
JaPaansd wsiiers. Trays Bead, esks and
Gaed Baskets aud Toilet Sets Of every form
and SKA Plated Wailers Cassofs. Mantle and
chsmoer .eanileslicks, Tea sets, :soup iureens-
vegetable dishes. cnke and frua 9sskels, Brilan-
ala warss ivory and common table eulieft. ID
sets OF dGxans 1lbaia dinner and dessert forks.
table andtea spoons. tuiier and ;frait knires !;
afsss, iron pierced. and bron zeI Esklish and
French leaders. with andirons aid longs and
shovels, laeelss ~ pairs 10 match bras a1di
roas. scs4ain b.1ts. chandeliers 81 and solar
lamps. lgsises, eirandoies. faac5 tables. hides
work slsn.is and fts serten,. Preach prfcelain
shh n sl'nosl endless variety " nseiaf and
tsacT haasekeepinf IflicIes. AID Rso, sole
sgent foe The G1's % HemingleaS ctlebnItd
sNt<s.fsc I<.''rI snd feel ssseg 1ndifoi5s.
40 1'11iy APPROVED Patent Codes 8eihr, an ef'
Hois1 hs viii dispose Of % the ls6ssi lsr.is,
ehiaessle Of fel,iI
04IIimors ian a. 1877