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Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-15

and the sale Of spurious liquors. The
Flag in referring thereto, has be fol,
lowing:
"A Word or Tgo, by reference to
our advertising columns, il will be seen
that Colonel Gushing has issued an or.
der looking to the better maintenance
of order in the city of Matamoros.--
Intoxication, (and its necessary atten,
dant; neglect of duty,) riotous con
duet, fighting, shooting and stabbing,
has led to this step on the part of the
commandant of the city, Being some
what radical in his notions, he has
struck at the root Of the evil, and is de-
termined to eradicate it. Because or
ders of the same purport have been
heretofore issued and disregarded, we
should regret very much if those CON
cerned should take up the idea that
the present one can be treated with
like impuny. The Colonel comes
from section Of the Union where the
people are taught to believe from
their childhood that permitted viola
tion Of one law inspires contempt for
all; therefore, they not only themselves
submit to legitimate authority, but con-
slider it religious duty to cause all
others to yield obedience to express
sions Of the public will, or 10 those
supposed to express it.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-15
From SaIGiiaO, Monterey, and
aEae Rio sasaGe.

Bv recent arrival at New Orleans,
accounts have been received from Sal
tillo to the 18th, and Monterey to the
3lst ull.
Gen. Taylor is qusrtered at Walnut
Springs, near Monterey; Gen. Wool
in command at Saltlo and Buena
Vista; lst Mississippi, LIST Ohio, lst
Indiana, Bragg's Battery. OF Buena
Vista; Prentiss' Battery at Saltillo;
Kentucky Cavalry stationed on the
line between Camargo and Monterey;
lst Kentucky, one half at mouth Of
Rio Grande, and the balance on their
return march; Virginia and I'd Mis-
sissippi on their march from Camargo
TO Monterey; North Curolina at Camar-
20: Massachusetts, at Matamoros.
Oar wounded men are doing well.
In one hospital, OF which Dr.. Herrick
had charge, out Of 90 wounded men Of
The Illinois regiment, not more than
three or four died-thc remainder
were fast convales.ing.
General quletude preVaileOi me
people of SaItillo and Monterey had
returned TO their business.
About Gen. Taylor's future move
ments nothing is known. One thing
Is certain, tina. he can make 90 onward
movement until thoss who form his
present communicative twelve months
volunteers, whese term Of service Is
about to expire, and some Of whom are
already on their way home-sfc re-
placed by still greater force Of vol
unteers row en- route TO join him, and
Of the ten regiments at present in
in course Of enlistment.
Jfatamoros Col. Corning, NOV
Brighter General,) Of the Massaehu-
seus Regiment, has taken command
here. We have numbers Of the Flag
10 the l4.h instant. lie has siguali-
I'D his entrance on his official dnty
IS Governor. by prohibiting fandaogos
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-15

treat, but the thousand agents like the
Que we have mentioned, that derange
the system, waste the strength, embit-
ter The life, and make death welcome
death any where--death, as has been
30 often the case, without seeing hui
man foe. Fearful indeed, is the re-
sponsihility OF those who fer real or
tanciee wrong, send their fellow men
from home and health, and the delights
Of life to stain the arid glebe Of for
eign land with their blood, or TO die
by inches, deyoured by vermin, poi
.oned with miasms. end maddened
with the prospect of wrecked hopes
Of life and glory.--Chicago Journal.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-15
LANCASTER SATURDAY., MAY Is, 1877.

that remoteregion. II will be recol-
lected that in the month of October
last, an Instruction of the Inhabitants
broke out in the city of Angeles, a
gainst our troops
We learn that CAPTAIN Merwin, with
a force Of 600 sailors and marines,
went cut to qpel! the Instruction, but
having no cannon, and the enemy be-
ing in possession of a swivel. beat
Captain Merwin of, with tie less of
three killed and several wounded.
Captain Gillespie was in possession
lof Angeles at the time of the insur.
Irection, and was obliged TO capituate.
On the 18th of November Captains
Burrows and Thompson, with about
As volunteers, defeated force of Cal
fornians on the plains Of Salinus, near
Monterey; in which the American
loss was Captain Burrows and three
privates, killed, and two wounded.
On the 9th of December, the adj
vanced guard of Gen. Kearney, or a.
bout As men, charged on the Caliior-
MAN force, about 100 men, in which
the American loss was 90 killed and
l3 wounded. The main body of Gen.
Kearney then coming up, a battle took
place which lasted about an hour.
when the Caliiornians retreated, Capts.
Moore and Johnson and one Lieuten-
ant being killed, and Gen. Kearney
badly wounded, but was recovering
very fast when our informant left
The whole force of the Americans in
lthe fight was about 100 men. Com.
| Stockton sent a force of about 500
sailors and marines to join Gen. Kear-
lney, and marched towards the city OF
/ Angeles; and on the Sth of January,
The CalilorRians having taken posi-
tior on the river San Gabriel, with 4
pieces of cannon, attacked the Ameri-
cans across the river.
They fought about an hour and a
Ihalf, when the Cali4ornians retreated.
TIE loss on the American side being
very small, about two killed and two
wounded. The loss Of the enemy
could not be asccrtained. The Cali
lornians rctreated 10 the plains Of Mi
ras. on the 9th Of January, and on the
10th Che Americans took possession of
the city Of Angeles
Gen. Flores, the Commander of the
/ Californians. fled with about 400 caval-
Try 10 Sanora, when Gen. Tiopico took
command of the enemy's forces, and
advanced towards Lieut.. Col. Fremont
on the 18th Of January, agreed TO sur
render to the American Government,
giving up all their arms, and waiting
The termination of the war in the inte-
rior.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-15
From California.

By the bark 81. Mary, arrived at
New Orleans from Havana, from
whence she sailed on the IIlh ult..
came Major Emery and Captain Ja-
cobs, Of lie California Regiment, as
passengers. They left California in
TIRE middle Of January, reaching ia.
vana BY the way Of Panama and lanai
ca.
These gentlemen bring interestin
information from California, detailing
the progress Of tie American arms in
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-15
The Region Around Vera
CRUZ,

Much has recently been published
relative TO the country, and but few
correct notions are entertained with
regard 10 it. la eonyersing with n
gentleman, who was formerly resi-
dent at Vera Cruz, he mentioned sew
eral facts which at this time cannot but
be highly intorf sting.
Ii has heon regarded as an exagger-
alton that few days in the vicinity Of
that city prove so fatal to northern
soldier. But when the constant ex-
posure and scanty rations and crowded
quarters of the camp are taken into
account, it viii be readily seen, that
even in a country comparatively
sickness and disability must
frequently be occasioncd, if indeed,
contagion more sure and deadly than
the arms Of the foe does not break out,
and waste away its victims without
distinction. Think, then, of region
parching beneath the rays Of a South
ern sun, the close and miasmatic at
mosphere-a soil of burning sand, in
stinct with vermin, against which
leather is no protection; the .jiggers,'
rs they are called, that penetrate the
flesh, secrcte themselves beneath the
nails, and literally eat of the toes, SO
that it is no unusual thing to see men
limping along the streets of Vera
Cruz thus maimed Think of the
stagnant marshes in the vicinity OF
these sand hills, filled with purifying
vegetation that is sending up the mi
asmatic exhalations, the very breath
Of the charnel house, weighing down
the wings OF every breeze, rising io
volumes and poisoning the vital air
Think of The myrlads Of vermin Of a
larger, fercer, and more disgusting
species, than that Burns apostrophlsed
as it crawled upon lady's bonnet, in
plain Engish--lice--body lice, that
infest and afIlict all classes from the
Dictator to the Carrier--againsL which
cleanliness is no protection, the very
soil literally swarming with them, so
That il is no unusual thing 10 sec ladies
Kidding themselves Of these unbidden
tenants, as they boldly crawl over the
silks and salins in which the fair own
ers have arrayed themselves. Bat this
is not ali. Not satisfied with mere
excursions Of pleasure, they actually
eat into the flesh, especially Of those
who are careless in their personal hab-
its, and before they are aware, have
an affection similar 10 that of jobs,
which, however, they have not his
rare gilt TO endure patiently. super
add to all this, the annoyance OF the
minute insect resembling
grain of sand, that, seems from its
numbers to be constituent of the
very atmosphere, and from the sever
i,y and poison Of its bite, TO be the
Of dozen mosquitoes,
that irrtate the surface and fever the
blood and you have a truthful picture
81 some OF the snnoysnees that are
strangely eonsidero Of minor account,
while more than ''the sinews Of war;
ire requisite to endure them. The
,ofefings Of soldiers in a distant and I
.ultry CLINE arc not 10 be estimated I
ilone by the official reports Of the bat
lie 6el5, the charge, the siege, the re-
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-15

n The Telegraph despatch 10 the
Buffalo Commercial, reports the death
Of Gen. Dromgoole, one Of the Rep
resentstives in Congress from Virginia,
and candidate for reelection.
1T We hear, with extreme regret
Of the death OF Mrs. Walworth. wife
of Chancellor Walworth. She died
al he family residence. at Saratoga.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.


FRIDAY, p NJ.
The Stock Market, to-day, was heavy for the
Fsnces, and with few exceptions they declioed The
demand for Dividend Securities good and Treasury
Notes were In demand q, u premium
The Bill Market is rather frmer. Sterling Of
fsyorie signatures are selling $os per cent but
fair bills be had at 81 a6 per cent Francs
532ia5 34 The gest portion of the business of the
week in Sterling has been done at per cent
The rates for Freight have a downward tenden-
ey but there is fair demand for vessels For Liver
pool the quotations are 3sd3s Cd for London Sc 6d0
3s 3D. Several ships taken at these rstes ncud
ing American at &c. Grain is llddl2d to Liverpool
aud London, at which considerable engagements were
made. A vessel was taken for ireland, at lid for
Grain
A new line for Bost on is about to be opened, con
tsting OF the Worcester and the Rhode Island These
sts are TO TO Providence in opposition to the Bay
State at ~ through The result OF this will probably be
break down of the fare all the routes and another
season of Improbable business on the Sound
Notice is given that the interest due on the Har
rsburg Railroad Bonds due on the lst proximo will be
paid at the Girsrd Bank.
The receipts on the Susquehanna Canal the pre-
sent up to the 10Th of June compare follows,
with receipts for tho same period, in l545 and 1916
thus ls45. 1886 lo47.
Toll to June 49, sj9,sO7 Is s24si6 80 S6363i 46
The aggregate receipts in ls45 were $4,000. and in
1876 $4,000 tis estimated that the receipts for lei7
will reach $4,000. Ths interest and current expenses
Of the company about $4,000 annually.
There will be considerable Bank business before
the Pcnnsyvanis Legislature. Already notices
out of applications for Banks and for the
ne ~sl OF the charters Of five old One OF the ap
plicatioDs for Bank comes from PottstowD, the
Bank to be located in that borough 10 be- called The
Pottstqwn Bank" with capital OF $4,000 The other
for Bank Of Discount and Deposit to be located at
East Berlin, with capital of $4,000 The Banks ask
ing renewal are the Bank of Northern Liberties the
Bank of Montgomery County, the Bank of Delaware
County the Farmers and Drovers Bank OF Waynes'
burg and the Dsuphn Deposit Bank The two lsst'
named institutions increase OF capital and the
last named also asks 10 be inside Bank OF Issue The
Western Bank has given notice OF an intended sppice
lion 20 the Legislature for authority 10 restore OF In.
crease the capital stock from $0O TO $500 COO snd
the par value OF the shares from $40 10 ESQ II is
pected Grsrd Bank viii make application at the
next sitting Of the Legislature for such reduction OF
their capital will enable the institution to declare d
vidends
The following are the Receipts and Expenses OF
the Bos,ou ana Worcester Railroad since le4l incor
porsted in 1881 opened in 1885 length % miles I'm
Guiding branches cost %, 4s5O0
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HAy-The m.rsc, I. heavy and sales are making at

HAY-The market is heavy and sales are making at
45d50 cents per cwt
PROyIsIOYs-There is great inactivity in all kinds
OF Prov siuns and prc-s generally heavy. Prime
Pork however IL steady and small sales are making a.
- 50 Mess IL SIC A sale OF 100 bbs Meas Beef
made at - 30 sud 30 erces Prime Mess At 20 so Tor
export Lsrd continues dull and the transactions
mod-rste. Picked Meats plenty and dull Sale, 80
hhds Smoked Western Shoulder. and sides &, ~ A. "
cents In Butter aud Cheese there is no, much doing
Good Butter 10 firm The quotations for Smoked Meats
deTs u dSt.
WOoL-The stock IA now very small, aud the new
clip ha. not yet appeared ~ any The market is
consequently firm. although inactive
OLA sale Of 1000 barrels Washington cargo.
Crude Whale hiss been made AZ New Bedford At 81 e..
snd 20 bss here brought the price for export
Ol English Linseed 200 gals brought 80 eents
FEED-Clover IA heavy and without transactions. A
rale Of IA terces Rough FLAX made At 30 cash.
HENP-As sale Of 90 bales good DeR-ro,ted was made
At sos per The stock l. consdsraole and
lecturers only buy tor Immediate vsnis.
LlME-seversl csrgoes Of Eastern have been disposed
Of ~ 50 cents cash.
FISH-The supply the market ia moderate and
prices firm Dry Cod are 3 -7ia3 90: msckersl
7 soar IS, aud II Is for Mass Holders firm
GROCERIE5-There has been e fair demand for Mus
covsdo sugars during the last three dsy consequent
upon reduced price. for low and middling grades -
Choice parcels however held with more tsnsciiy.
and 10 instances have brought last weeks prices
Buyers still des landing farther concessions until the
opening Of thu trade The transactions since Wednes
day incu 100 bids Porto Rico A. II 90 DO and 40
bbls at II 80 at6i 100 81 ll3 Cuba s., 100 a $50
s l40 ~ 100. u 300. supposed 81 100 bxs Browns
In lots 81 at 100 White Stnss, all mos. Two car
goes 800 hhds Csrdenss Molasses have been taken by
rehners private terms. supposed Al 2ld2l. cents
Small ots sweet command 22d23 cent? 100 hide Porto
Rico common fair 2Gt a 30 cents and 80 hhds Cuba
Muscovsdos N62S The market IL far from buoy
ant and would be difficult 10 eff CT large sales at the
present The transactions In Coffee have been 10
fair extent About 2000 bags Brazil sold at 7r7. 4
mos 1900 ST Domingo g. q6i cash 800 sumsirs. 81 6
mos; 80 Lsgsurs, u. mos 80 Java 81 mos.
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At Chichago the Money Market is easier. Al
though the demand for currency still continues yet II s
not so stringent as 1t has been.
Elijah Dallett, Esq. President OF the Bank Of
Penn Township for many years, died yesterday.
In monetary affairs at Buffalo there is no change
of importance to note the Pstehn Bank is prepared
10 draw on London direct current rates OF exchange
The Bank of America has declared dividend OF
81 per cent
The Morris and Essex Rsrosd Co. have declared
ssmi. annual dividend of - per cent
The Lowell Manufacturing Co. scmisnnus dividend
If 4per cent
The WATERFOWL Journal says that tho officers Of
Bank of wstertown intend to make arrangements to
continue the redemption Of the notes at the Exchange
Bank at Albany.
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IN yackstship Vie,0rta for Lir0poo-Mrs Col Murray
Miss Murray Mrs Mitchell. b siesrns, w Bishop
Mrs Chittendep ? children and servant Miss Chit
tenden J II Heweu and lady s Middebrook. Geo Hsr
vey Of NewYork; Daniel msujer Of Wiismsourgh. Ml.s
Mary Dunn. Miss Hsnnsh Taylor Of Newport ri w
Glass Jr Of New.York. Tnyett Jr Of Poughkeepsie ;
Donald Campbell, Ke,chum and lady of Carolina;
w Pratt, lady children end servant Miss Tart
OF Mobile James Macarthur and lady Of Canada West
Michael Eadal Of Barcelona. DIR Clark Of London.
In pdckd ship Hare for Harre-Miss Ainsworth, Mrs
Mckinner Mr. + Holiins, lady and servant; w Rowey
Of Baltimore Mr. March lady and son, Deluc lady.
children and servt, Mrs Lignan. Mrs Blnsse OF
York Mrs Trudesu daughters and servt Of NOrleaDs
Mr. T b Lawrence, l. II Clark Of Boston, q w Thum Of
Baltimore, 1ittman Of Germany Mscqure OF
Louisville. II Andrews Of New York, l. Msesie, A II
Rogers. children and servant G II Billsnd. - Dursnd
Of New Orleans, Martin Hardy ofFrsDce. Mrs VI Nor
ris Of New York, Mr. HOllins Bowley OF Baltimore.
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CRY L.DfE7 And LADIES hOu

CITY LaDfE5 And LADIES from ihs
e,antry i.hins good sho-s Zoe present
sou Gao fad q, ). 3. hlLLERs, va CsnsLsl
lsdes slippers, yes and oaskns 81 and 10 snilleys
second cQslity slippers snd q acd Dassins ~
,air 70 Der pair Lade. gasr boos 81 10 and IL shtl-
a. scaa sny N city hissrs and child eos gal
ter ooo.s xnd Of al hinds and prices WIKI macy
tharks 20 he sdss Of Se~York and yicaigy hoys BY
selling good article neris con.iaasnse Of their Pc
,ronAxe ]. B. MILLER, IL CAnsltL
je25 SIR nesz Wess Broadway.
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APPLETON's LITERARY MISCELLANY.
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MARRIED

n, Tbur.Say. the 9nh inst by Rev. Mr.. Goddard
SIN o HARA Of Guyana, Porto Rice 10 MARY A.
N.e,.r ~ thc hsir tt.ucis Lynch e This CITY
a. rhursdsv the oath iost al 81 Georges Church by
-. charles II Hasey. Mr. JAMES NEITHER to Misc
xy,gY JANE gALsEY. adopted daughter of WA n.
s.,aoour Efq al 81 this City
Bobosen. n J on the oath inst Nv Rev Lott Jones
y, WILLIAM EDWIN MEssERyE TO Miss ANN
ss,ffITH OF New York City
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buuhe.

BUFFALO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD.
'lNHE REPORT Of NJ. BALDWIN Of CharirstO~n. N ass
L The Engineer employed In the survey OF q RaTosd
from To edo Ohtv Chicago Illinois, neorpo' aied a.
The Buffalo aud Mississippi Rsiroai,' showing he cost
ans inc0me Of the road exhibited IN s-res o( Tables,
con piled with grrs csr shown The Produce, Business
&C " The Territory ihfough which passes as derived
from .uthentc .ourre with an Appendix. containing the
Acts OF Iacorporson passed by the ~ ohio aud In
G.ns and ohfr Of interest both TO the MeTchsrt
Cspisss ofhe EAs and The people Of he West, with
"M.p"
few copies 81 this valusble Report In Tor sale
i-249 w n. GRAHAMs Tribune Buidiuss
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DIED

on Thursday, 2iih instant THEODORE WARNER,
80 32years
gs fsnds and relatives and ihose Of the family are
eeetuly invited 10 attend bic funeral from the real
see OF bic father Is Besohst Saturday afternoon
"A o'clock
90 Friday. June 25 =, Woodbury., L ALEXANDER
aDRRIsTALL aged 40 years.
To- friends Of the family and those OF MS
a. Thomss Crane are requested attend bis funeral
40 sftersoon At o'clock
q. Boston papers please copy.
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~ Notice.-The sermoa In aid Of The Morsvisn Mis-
sOns by Rev Mr. LLLIE postponed on account OF he
unpleasant stale OF sunday evening. 1t
will be delivered ID. '. sunday evening al before
O'Clock 10 the church of Houston and ho
SITS Ths friends ci Foreign Missions ana The Christian
public generally, respectfully invited 10 attend ee II
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REAL ESTATE SALES.

BvEH Ludlop & CO. Continustion Of sale Ath !
loi ON Forty second St Eleventhsvenue' y by
100 s. $3.50 do adjoining, same size 500; DO 40
$3l0 do DO $3.50; l do do. 500; do do si5O DO
do with house 500 $7OO each $500; do do, 400
do do 45O do do, $500 do de- $50 do do, olO :
do water lot % by 100 5. $1,000 triangular water
lot opposite last IS front $1,000 lot adjoining - by
100 s. s4l0; do do 1875 do do $3.50 do Dc, sJ'2
do { o. $3.50 each Sl75O do do $500 each, sI2O DO
de- ssi5; do do $3.50 each, $40; do do $500; do
do S295 | do rear above, on Forty second 81 same
size $3.50 do do $685.; do do t295 3 do do, $500
each $500 do do. $50 $500 do do, $ilO' DO 90
sSO5 each 5000 do do, $500; triangular water lot
81 $50 lot corner Forty hirdst and Eleventh avenue
IS by 100 $3.50 do. adjoining avenue, - by 100,
$3.50 do DO SOS each $500, do do $3.50 each s7OO
do do 1926 do Forty second ct and Eleventh
avenue f72O lot corner Forty thirdst and Eleventh
avenue. rs by 100 s545; do adjoining same
size &325 / irregular lot adjoining. si05 ! lot on
Forty third st. near Eleventh avenue, rs by 100 S5
40 adjoining came size t2o5 do do. $50; do. s255
each al O2o do do. $500; do do, ss7o do DO s3o5
do do $500 each s72O do do, $3.50 do, 1870 each
s74O do do 1855; do do, <409 do DO $3.50 DO
do siiO each, o. $40 do do, s4SOi do DO SAY 90
DO sss5 | lot ON Forty secondst near kiesenth.sye-
nue. rs by 100 s. $3.50 do adjoining - by lOO ssoO
p do do same size. S275 do do. $2s5 eseh, $9lO;
Do do $3.50 do do, $500 ? do do, sa6S sseh, sSjO
! do DO $500, 1 do do, <275; do DO, $40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26

l Received the fret premium al The late Fair OF ne
American Institute and IL believed 10 combine more good
qualities less Than other night sleh The
points In which II be preferred 10 he common night
laich,
Let It's increased security.
% The sey IS neat and ye, admits OF hundreds OF va
ratiOns
S. No two iaehs. in hundred are alike, or can bs
opened with The SANE hey ,,,
Hou.eke5p-rs jewelers. and others Interested 10 navihz
good nrsta,ch invited 10 examine NE principle o.
this Ii fail 10 meet Iheir apprOpAuon ana
commzud a preferences over the e0namsn atch
Itis for sac A. the following stores: In Nrw-fo OK A.
CLARK 4 Wilson's. Piaust On ncy Deaplertes 6l
Joan-sl; Wycx0fs, lis brosdSyi Geo H.
sword. il6 Broad gsy; ). ConOyefs, 81 broad~sy
Peter Dury,.s .Ol Green~ich at A. r. Lasrayss xlO
Grseuwich.st 5 Lowerre's, IA spring'Li J. boyd,s
52l Grsndsl and oth-r ware 'lolss "a OF -
w Glenn. Fulton-sL 10 WLlamsburgh, a. Mullssn
4 seuards 3rsDd-sL Ia ye.ey Guy, 81 Wa Robert,
sons In Philsde phis, ~ 81 CONNIE ee-st .ho
by The manufacturers, ANUS Osi a ~
Lock Makers, Mechanics ct Newark NJ
..I-n 4