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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-06-13

THE
JOLIET SIGNAL.
IL published every Tuesday morning
ON Cblcago-etEeet, Joliet Ill.
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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-06-13

JACOB A. WHITMAN,
ATTORNEY AND CoENsELLoR AT LAW.
h And CouDselloI in Chancery.
MidGLeport, Iroquoiscounty. III
NJ Arrangements have been made with Gen.
mes Turney and s. w. Randall Esqs.. by
ZACH the subscriber will Observation-Disclosures nee
h0neVsr desired by hisclients
IA .WHTTEMAN.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-14
DAILY CRESCENT.

SwEETENING PLENFY.-Few that do not know
how chemical ingenuity has multiplied the sources
from which people obtain sweetening for their tea
and coffee. Sugar is extracted from cane and
from the beet, and molasses from the pumpkin, and
we KIN w not how many other vegetables may be
made 10 contribute to our saccharine wants. We
accidentally overheard conversation day or
two since that proves the cane grower has still
more formidable competitor than the beet or the
pumpkin, in an article that is very abundant and
is indigenous to every description Of soil-an arti-
Gle that is likely to be " drug in the market on
the 4th March next The conversation to which
we refer occurred one day last week, about ii
O'Clock, at the entrance of one of our great bar
rooms A spleEdid lunch was being laid on the
counter and its " savory odors " escaping through
the doors were drawing in hundreds, who hungered
and thirsted. Two young men with seedy habila-
ments and downcast looks stood at the door,
"Bill, )" said one, g amt you got two dimes %
"Havn't handled the first red in three days,
Jack, . was the reply.
''Well Bill there's pair of US on the straight
road to the regions of eternal bliss if empty pockets
will carry a fellow over the turnpike. We've a
mighty poor show for any thing to eat, though.
This is the reward of virtuous poverty, Bill
isn't it!''
''Do not rail against the DEGREES of Providence
Jack This is our day of trial. Better days will
yet come. When man is on the flat of his back
the next thing is to get up Remember what the
Bard of Avon tells US
Sweet are the uses of advenity.'
Sweet did you say ?-he-he-he, Ia misanthro-
pic laugh sweet, ay! Yes, sweet indeed-Pd sell
id sight of its saccharine properties just now
for dime"
POLITE READING.-We learn from the Norfolk
Courier, says an exchange, that the following
elegant change in yersifcation has taken places
Where did you come from?
Knock a niger down.
is now rendered by boarding schooLmisses-
From whence did you emanatel
Prostate an Ethiopian"
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FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS sToRF
p. w. WOODLIEF.

NO n CHs1RIRES SIREEI,
ID ESPECTFUIIY informs his friends and the public
HI generally that he has inst opened at the above establish
Swiss and American Goods, 10 which he invites their
particular attention His stock consists principally Of the fol-
lowing articles, viz.
Rich CashmeTes and Moussenes ie Lame plain and fig
ured; rich OmuTe, ehangeable and figured Silks. black,
watered and plain Silks Nernos black and colored Alpa-
cas- black Bombszines; French and American Prints Cash
and silk Shaw: Ech Canton Grape Shawls; embToi
dered Collars and Capes; wOTsted and cotton Shawls and
HaAdkerchiefs; woed and cotton Damssks Diapers and
Table Sets linen cambria Handkerchief embroidered and
new styles; cotton silk and wooen Hosiery misses aud
boys Hosiery; Cloves CFava fancy HandkeTcheis; men-
and silk Shirts and DEawe woted Plaids for children
Linens Lawns; etc. etc. etc.
to- He also invites the attention Of Planters to complete
assortment Of PLANTATION GOODS consisting Of
Cans etc etc ne
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-14

CAPITAL PUNIsHMENT-B arbarous Atrocity-
The Comercia del Plata gives the following account
of revolving instance of capital punishment at
Buenos Ayres:
A priest named Gutierrez, ex-eurafe of the
parish of SocoTros, in Buenos Ayres, seduced a
young girl of %, named Camilla O'Gorman, the
daughter of respectable parents, and fled with her
in disguise to the province of Corrientes, where
they remained engaged in teaching school until
discovered and denounced by an Irish priest named
Cannon. Gutierrez was Immediately conducted,
together with the young girl, from Goya TO Rosario,
in vessel bound to Rio and after remaining there
for few days, exposed TO all the malice and cal
umny and insult, were brought before Rosas, and
both condemned to death.
Finding that Camilla was enctelte, and unwil-
ling 10 postpone her execution one short month 1t was
ordered that the child should be baptized and the
order was accomplished by pouring, in spirit of
mockery, holy water down the mothers throat.
As they were being taken with their eyes band
aged to the place of execution, Gutierrez asked
who was walking at his side, and Camilla replied ::
1t is my child has been chTistened and am
now content to die. Do not grieve for me-
" So great was the horror felt at the atrocious
sentence that even the soldiers at Santos Lugares,
accustomed as they were to scenes Of butchery,
reeoiled as the order to fire upon the victims was
given. One of the executioners tainted, and
another while aiming at Camilla, turned aside his
head. They were obliged to fire three discharges
before the act was fully consummated. AT the
first fire Camilla was untouched at the second she
was only slightly wounded, and at the third she fell.
" What must have been the feeling of the father
of the wretched girl and the Irish priest Cannon,
the former of whom had informed Rosas of his
daughters flight, Immediately on its discovery, and
had procured search to be instituted for the
fugitives
NCamilla O'Gorman, who, had she lived, would
now have accomplished her twenty-third year,
was an excellent pianist and singer. The exeeu-
ton took place Friday, August 49, at 10 O'Clock
a. NJ, and the bodies of the lovers were placed in
q boz made for the purpose"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-14

NARROW ESCAPE OF LORD john RUssELL.-
On the 9th October, Lord and Lady John Russell
and two of their children, left Stirling for Edin-
burgh When at the station, his lordship had a
very narrow escape. The up trains, those going
South travel up the line farfhest from the station
house and as bis lordship had arrived just at the
time advertised, he lifted his youngest child and
proceeded in thoughtful mood to cross to the side
for the up train passengers But it so happened
that the train arrived nine minutes before its time,
and his lordship, not observing its approach, had
Just reached the intervening space between the
lines, when the engine not above its own length
from him, moving at a quicker rate than usual
when at a station, in consequence of the extreme
wetness of the day, which prevented the breaks
from catching. Mr. Cuckston, the superintendent,
with admirable elf-possession, instantly darted
from the platform and seized his ordship, drew him
back, just as the ponderous engine passed. and thus
prevented an accident which, in all probability,
would have been fatal-Scotsman.
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FASHIONABLE
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,

NO 90 .AE.4GdZIJrE STREET
IL FARRE 4 co have the pleasure 81 informing their
il friends and the public that they in the receipt
Of choice stock of articles in their line selected with the
greatest care from the latest French and English po ations
Much pains having been taken in the selection and manu-
facture Of every garment they can them with great
fdence as being of superior style, fit and quality.
We therefore invite the attention Of purchasers to the to
lowing named articles, comprising portion OF our large
sapef Back French Cloth D!ess and FIoOk COATS.
brown Brow and Olive French Cloth :, :.
. Black and DTab RALEIQHS-
Black Brown and Olive Cloth sACs.
Drab
Tweeds
Brown and Olive Cloth Business COATS.
- Black CIo'h CLOAKS.
Black and Fancy Cashmere VESTS.
Cashmere
siIk and Satin VESTS,
Frch. Cassim. PANTALOONS
" :. SILK and Satin SO A a4a 1s
Silk and Linen Camble Pocket HDKFS.
Linen and Cotton SHIRTS.
SILK UNDLRSHIRTS.
. Merino =
Merino SILK and Cotton DRAWERS.
Mefino and Cotton HALF HOSE
:. Black. White and Coored H0skn GLOVES.
Buckskn and Cashmere
Russia RIDING BELTS.
SHOULDER BRACES.
Cashmere ROBES DE CHAMBRE.
Silk and Cotton UMBRELLAS.
EZ superior ASSORTMENT of TRAVELLING TRUNKS
VALIsEs and CARPET s...AH Of which will be solo
the most moderate terms. NJ I'm d&W
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sTATE TAXEs.

ID EsTDENTS indebted for State Taxes for the year s4l
ard or State Licenses for the year 1873 in the Third
Representative District New are hereby notified g
twenty DAYS from date and pay their after which time
All bills will be collected by seizure and sale aceqfdlng e
law This publication has been made 10 preserve the people
from additional expenses and also 70 prevent the Collector
'io'A 's'9s''tA = s''-- A. w. SGATES, Collector.
The boundaries Of the District embraced between
Canal and Julia Streets and from the Mississippi to TIE ne
taYie road IN the no w
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-14

TREASURE TRovE-A person in England lately
rumaging among his family documents, found writ
ten on the back Of an old deed some words indica-
ting that pot of gold was buried in certain place
in the garden. It was at first regarded a hoax,
but upon digging up the spot an iron pot came to
light, containing $4,000 guineas, and scrap Of
parchment much decayed, ON which was written {:
" The devil shall have it sooner than Cromwell .
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-14
Latast rorairn Ttana.

The English government is attempting to rees-
tabish the whale fisheries IN the southern Atlantic.
A confederacy of robbers has been detected in
Paris, by which regular books OF account We're kept
We presume by double entry.
Sheep vaccination has been tried with perfect
success
Yoltaire's printing press is now used in printing
bibles, and at Gibbons house is depository of BIZ
bles for sale.
A Greek church has been established in London
The number Of passengers by English railway
during the last half year, was 26, $3.50, 1872 These
railways give permanent employment, and good
wages, to 10000 persons.
Mr.. De Berry is appointed French Consul at Liv-
erpoo-
South American grain in considerable quantities
is now received at Liverpool
There is an increase in the receipts OF the Liv-
erpool customs for the last three months Of El4S,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-14

LOTHINGr-REMOVAL.
M BARNETT has removed his store to y o. - GIMP
ltl. STREET. tacO doors from the City Bank, where he
is now prepared supply the City and Country Trade with
fnll and complete assortment Of ALI. AND WINTER
CLOTHING, consisting in part of the following
Black Cloth Dress and Frock COATS
Superior Black and Brown Cloth 0NERCOATS:
Black. Blue, Olive and Brown SACS and PALETOT5
Fine Black and Blue Felt do. do;
Blue Maekinaw and DTab BLANKET COATS;
Tweed SACS, of every style
Black and Fancy Cashmere PANTS;
Printed Mixed and Black Satinet do;
Black and Fancy Satin VESTS;
Plaid, Cashmere and Black Cloth do; OF 6m
" hte and Colored Marseiles and Valencia do : &c
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DIR. MENsING. Dental surgeon,

D1- WIEN SlNefs Oentat SuF8eOus
HAVING returned to the city of New Orleans from his
= tour IN the North and East. is prepared
% perform all operations appeftaning to the ts
TEETH: and has become acquainted with VI $3.50
NE best mode Of operating approved by the LIZ
College OF Dental Surgeons of Baltimore, Md. His prices
Tor operations in proportion to suit the times a16
TooTH-ACHE CURED
IN LESS THAN ONE MINUTE, by DR.. BiENSING'S
TOOTH-dCHE ELIXIR or no charge RzS~ Office
No. SO Baronne street. 4h door above Common st. New
~ o6es5s Baronne street. 9TH door a5eUs Common
INVEST Practical DENTIST, 112 ST. Charles ST.
go Warramted for Ten Years III
TTHHE UBSCRIBER. having introduced
Il into his practice new and improved
meth2d Of FILLING TEETH with Gold. V y9SSyA
by which double the amount of density is LILLY
produced. Is prepared 70 warrant every filling where the
Tooth c0Bstitutonally good and healthy Ten Ycars.-
Also whole and half sets Of ARTIFICIAL TEETH either n
blocks OF carved work with false jaw and gums. oFWlth
single separate Teeth, be preferred, mounted
Cold Plate and confined by atmospheric PRESSURE sufficiently
FIRM TO sustain weight Of sixteen pounds will be furnished
better and Of better quality than be procured
at any other Dental establishment in the South.
fH@ j. w refers to the following gentlemen who have
honoEed him with their patronage
Prof STONE. SYKES HYDE.
. MoRPHY. STURGEs & WRIGHT
I" DIMETRY. MoRPHY u NEvIUs.
DR. BENBRoOK. robson & ALLEN
N. B-Densts supplied with Gold Foil and Plate. Of
fee, NO. ll2 81 Charles street. sl5 BIN
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NEW DrsoovKRY--Dr Conne Mixture, for Gonouhna
and elect Seminal Eusons and Weakness of the Utea
Bladder This Mixture contains ingrous article what
ever but possesses properties of real efficacy and more
eongenia the constitutions than other medicine nsed
for these complaints Freed from the nauseatng qualities
attending copavia and the mixtures il will be found
agreeable 10 the palate and pleasant TO the stomach. and viii
cure any case all pay refused FORT II Is equally good
and certain for emales-Sod only at So Poydras street,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-14

SUGAR LIME
3f11 BBIss. SUGAR ii NJ z. put up expressly fof 81
@NgO eaS-makng. IN extra baEres LANDING rom DaiA
Alsarado. a l. g o -. .z,..~
Landing from brig Pamshol000 casks IltOM ASAs@N.
LIME. and, from ship BrandyWne-l5.o9 GOO ENGLISH
FIRE BRICKS For sale bF
OF JOHN STROUD s CO., LAG Common 81.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-14

RELIGIOUS LIBERTY IN GERMANY-The Ger
man Diet in session at Frankfort, have adopted as
a fundamental law for all the German nations,
among other articles, the following:
Every religious community (chureh) orders and
administers lis affairs independently; but it re-
MAINS like every other society in the State subject
10 the laws Of the State No one religious c0mmu-
nifty enjoys by means Of the State, privileges above
the rest. Moreover, there exists no State church.
New religious communities may be formed it Is
not necessary that their confession be ackn0w-
lodged by the State.
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Splendid Assortment of
WIN TER CLOTH C 4:

mo. Is CAMP STREET
TTNHE subscriber has lately returned from the North where
he has devoted his time TO the manufacture OF aage and
we-assored stock of CLOTHING, which, for style and
finish, cannot be surpassed.
Gentlemen purchasing at RETAIL and dealers at wholesale
are invited to call and examine for themselves.
The following articles offered az lower price than can
be sold by other establishment OF the kind IN the South
Country
BLACK Cloth Dress and Frock COATS
BLACK, Blue Brown and Olive PALET0TS and SACS.
Black and Fancy Cashmere PANTS.
Super super Black Doeskin PANTS.
D'Osay COATS of every description
Gold mixed and Brown Tweed SACS.
Super Embroidered Black Cashmere VESTS.
White Maseiles (Poka)
Black and Fancy Satin .
rs I'm M. BARNETT. ID Camp street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-14

FIRE AT NATcHE9.-0n The 10Th ins.ant two
houses were destroyed By FIRE III Natchez. One
was the property Of HIFs. McComae, on Commerce
street; the other, which was adjoining. belonged
TO Mr.. Rhasa Parker, The latter was unoccupied,
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TO MERCHANTS, PLANTERS, BUILDERS,
Oarpenters and all others interested in Building.

Carpenters, and all others interested in Building.
va P. KELSEY CO.. STEAM MANUFAcToRY,
near the Protestant Cemsterv are now fully prepared
to order description Of work used in private or
other buildings such
Panel and Store Doors, Mahogany Balusters,
Rolling Il Stationary Blinds, iAwnig Posts,
Window Sash, Gaps and Bases for Columns,
Window and Door Frames, Mahogany. Rosewood and
Mahogany Newels Black Walnut Neneering,
Every description Of Circular and other SAVING.
TURNING Of all kinds done to order.
BUILDINGS of every description contracted for. Sugar
Houses Furnaces. Chmneys and Machinery. with every
thing apperaning thereto complete on the best and most
approved plan. Drafts of Buildings and Machinery made
to order. Stores shelyed and Bans fitted up.
All orders addressed as above viii meet with prompt atten
give o call.
az Mahogany. Cherry, Black Walnut. Cypress and
Eastern White Pine Lumber and Yellow Pine, for building
purposes constantly on hand and for sale. OH ON
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-14

OF Recent experiments have proven that silk Of
asuperior quality can be manufactured in Bermuda.
Specimens have been compared with the best Mi
lanese silk, and the preference given to that of Ber
m,lda manufacture
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THE FACTORY GIRLs.-Irue bills have been
found against the following persons for partcipa-
ton in the late cotton factory riot, in Allegheny
Robert Vance, Charles Lindsey, George Conner,
William Thompson, George w. Gungle, Robinson
Munford, Washington MeKesey, Joanna Brown,
Miranda Hollinder, Mary Lynch, Rosetta Richards,
Sarah Stewart, Arthur Kirk, Thomas Love, James
McKelvey, Saml Hughes, and one hundred others
whose names were unknown to the grand jury.
The offence charged is participation in the rotous
attack upon the Penn cotton mil-a full account Of
which was published in our journal, and which
affair, doubtless most of our readers will remember.
It will be seen that several Of the gentler sex
accused and are TO be tried for this rather ugente
offence. We presume the case will soon be tried
probably this week-and will no doubt occasion a
great deal ofinterest-P itts6rg Com. Jour 3lstHt.
AN AMATEUR WATcHMAN.-Some black rascal
on Tuesday stole a watehman's cloak and mace
from the North watch-house. and in the evening
collared man in Richmond street, whom he threat
ened to take to the watch-house. The man feeling
quite innocent Of evil intent. and doubling if the
city employed colored watchmen, demurred to obey
the summons, when the fellow knocked him down
by a blow with the mace, seized his watch, ana
decamped He was pursued by two real Charles
when finding that the cloak impeded ms flight ne
threw it of, dropped his club and made good ms
escape.-BostOR Mail
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ExTRA PAY

EXIkA PAY,
THE undersigned is fully prepared to execute al pagers
"a necessary to procure THREE MONTHS -
M EXTRA PAY and collect BACK PAY -
III and EXTRA PAY due the heirs Of deceased II =
ofieer and soldiers who served in the late war <z5
with Mexico Office in New Commercial Exchange directly
under Major Dashiell' Office. WIN. MONAGHAN.
MO im4 Late Capt. Go. F. 9Th Regt. La. Volunteers
THREE MONTHS EXTRA PAY
"a OFFICRRs non-commissioned Officers, Aiusi- 4
49, clans. and Privates. who have served out the "a
elSf term Of their engagement N the war with III
Mexico or received an honorable discharge" " W
aTe entitled TO Three Months Extra Pay-and by applying
to the subscriber-JFo- "a ST. CHdkLES STREET,
eDoSite me- 81 Charles EoteEcan lave their applications
forwarded 70 the proper Department at Washington and
receive without delay an order Of payment, which will be
honored By any Paymaser most convenient to the resi-
dence Of the claimant
fsY- Pensions and other military claims prosecuted.
J. JAY IANGDON,
and WARREN A. GRtCE,
aBH late Capt. Cd Regt. La. Vogatees
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AMERICAN OYSTER SALOON and


ID ESTAURAT-No. A ST.. CHARLES sTREET-The
N UNDERSIGNED would most respectfully in ~ *
form his friends and the public in general that A ~
esN establishment in new and ele- N@k-%
t gent style. and hopes, BY his unweaSied atten
the kind and liberal patronage heretofore
extended by the lovers Of good cheer Having made ample
Nr-5 eesand Cat Island OYSTERS, together with
S-s-e.--A-S- GAME and FISH Of every description he
Taties and delcaces OF the in style calculated to
His WINES. LIQUORS and t.ORDI AIS have all been
selected BY himself and are OF the finest brands the city can
To lie is also prepared TO accommodate few gentlemen
with Lodging and Private Sitting as he has had the
upper portion q his house elegantly T ic thai our
CRESCENT REsTAURAT & OYSTER SALOON,
No. 40 ST CHARLES Street. corner GR8YIER.
FTSTIS establishment has been entirely emodeed greatly
II improved. and very handsomely e-fumsh- So z.
ed throughout, and is now open for the season. fSM
From the previous werestabshed reputation ySzt@zA
OF the CREscEET Oyster SALOON AED RES L.
TAURAT. WALTER deems il supeTfinous to enter into
and patrons for the marked and liberal patronage he has
received and them that the kind which
ms efforts 70 please have been appeelaea VIII only stimulate
him TO increased exeons to secure me large patronage
already given and make the Crescent RestauTat the most
iafIona ma ana popular resort II di s elS time. @
~ ~ the finest OYSTERS from Mobile, Bana;
QASA @ tara, Cat Island and Grand Pass, which will
~ IA e served mp in any style 70 suit the palate.
. 49, HIS arrangements are complete to be seasonal
and FIST in The PREPARATION Of which no ~
pains will be spared 70 crafty the Taste q the
on lis biI 81 fare will always be found STEAKS,
CHOPS, OUTLETS, every kind Of POULTRY and
VEGETABLES in short. with every thing IN season that
HIS stock Of LIQUORS having been selected by himself
Of gggoI quality and e% ag y ne 1 1 ana Go5s
Scotch Ale IRISH and Scotch Whisky; LONDON Brown
these Liquors il all that he desires to insure eyo5abe
oplnlnp % lna
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CARRIAGE MANUFAoToRY

TFNHE Patronage that has been extended very ber-
a. alytbe last seven years, while in Com ESzER -
mon street, hasinduced Us the last summer
70 erect large building expressly for manu. kfS>fn
iacturng and repairing CARRIAGES.-- ~ - Szk
We haze Of the largest Shops in the Southern
order and guarantee them two used in the country.
We also better prepared than before for repairing
Carriages and restore them almost their original beauty
snd durability, although apparently ont and useless.
We viii pay reightOn carriages sent rs to repair We will
also, keep hand assortment Of NEW and SECOND
HAND CARRIAGES which viii be sold low. Old CARRIAGES
taken IN uade 0f new ones we invite the aItenEOn OF
those wanting New Carriages, their old repaired to
call Mandatory and Repository and Judge for Them
selves at the corner 0f (3Ry9YIEH and C9K OTDELE7
Streets door to the Office Of the Commercial Water
Works rear Of the St Charles Hotel, New Orleans
ies 6m MATTHEWS g. DENMAN.
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UPWARDS Of 1000 bottles of DR. COLEMAN's
u GONORROlA MIXTURE have been sold during the
mast wear without complaint in nge instance. Over ten
dozen used in u 8 Hospital This N dicine chai-
enqes Competition both in the poia Of taste an certainty
ri nnr where i fails the money viii be refunded in every
ease fs- Sold By III KENNEDY 81 ChaItres street and
at DR. A. w. COLEMAN 3 AONtCb11A Err
90 P0FT1 p - qs-sFt wv eSy-e'