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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-11-05
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~ HlsroRr. together With a Biography Of
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Heather Mythology, Natural Philosophy,
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-11-05
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~
STANDARD RELIGIOUS BORKS
Andrew Fullers complete freysScrptureTypcs2v 2v1 Ot
Works, 3 vols. 5000 .' Mcssiahship q
Aids Devotion wattkc Howell the Deaconship 81
unyan'sAwakeningWk 10 Way Of Salvation I1
81 Inviting '' IS James Ch. Membership IS
Devotional =" IS " Church in Earnest 80
Pilgrims Procrs so Laws Call to Christians IL
Holy War 60 Life Of Mrs Ann IIJudson s.
Booths Reign Of Grace 4j e Sarah BJudson ~
Crowelrs Church Memb- Iynd on the Sacrifice and
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Coxs st Eng Zap Mssns 6 NIeads Almost Christian 81
Gammelrs Am. 50 75Msmors Of lev. 5. Pearce 20
CONTROVERSIAL WORKS
Dr. Carson on Baptism 81 DR. Howell Communion GO
J. H. Hinton IS 5. Remington g
Smith on Infant 50 %, - Reasons Tor
Pengilly on Baptism and becoming Baptist d
Booth on Bcory, 20 to 25 Baptist Manual a Collec-
ProfCurtis ont Commu union I5I ton Of Tracts 3c 90
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DrI}elchcrs ScripturcTalcs 25 age AN Allcgory -
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Bapti.ms Of Gertrude the Peace Maker !
the New Testament % Francis Egrrton IL
Closing Scenes in Life of The Floods ~
Young Persons 25 Fathers Apples IL
Our Savior. by Teacher 70 James and George 10
Serpcut rnc,iled, a Port Memoir of T.. VI. Way 0
RAFT Of Uniycrsaii.m 20lSmple Stories Q
Fife Maurice Ii Scripture Series. MOL and
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TIE psALMIST, in various styles, $3.50 to LIS
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37I BARTON Il CHALFANF.
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Price Reduced!
VAUGHN'S
LITH0NTRIPTIC MIXTURE!
LarRo ROftlcS- Only Ono Dollar.
Largo BottIes-OnIy Ono Dollar.

The Proprietor tie Great American Remedy yArsRSs
VEGETABLE LiTHoSTgIPTIc MIXTURE" induced by tie
solicitations OF his Agents. throughout the United
States and Canada. has now
Reduced the Price
henoe'orh, he will but only. his quar-
bottles: the retail price will be
ONE DOLLAR
The public may assured that the character ~ the Me
cine. strength, and curative properties
UNCHANGED. and the VII! be bestowed in pre-
psring II heretofore.
A- this medisine. under reduced price. will be puchasel
by those who have hitherto made Themselves acquainted
with is virtues, the proprietor would beg intimate that has
article Is be cla.ed with the of Reeiis
Of the day " il claims itself greater healing poper
al diseases. than Gny ether preparation before The
ord and has sustained itself for eight by It's superior
medical virtues and. until this reduction, commanded double
tic price Of any other article in this line.
NeTIoE PARTorLAKLY, TIN. article with grslk lsal
ins power and certainly. upon the
Blood, Liver, Kidneys, Lungs,
and all other upon the proper Of which he and
health depend.
This medicine has Justly high repute a remedy for
Dropsy and Gravel,
and all diseases Of that be relied upon when
the intelligent physician has abandoned his patient, and fo
these distressing Diseases especially DRorsY the prop
etor would earnestly and honestly recommend 1t. At I
price it is easily obtained BY ALL and the al viii prov
the article to be the
Cheapest Medicine in the World.
~ Please ask for pamphlets the give them away
they contain sixteen OF receipts n addition iul
medical rnatter valuable for hou eod purpose and wi
will save maay dollars practical housekeepe
These receipts introduced make the book OF rea
value, aside from its character advertising medium TO
the meicine the testimony in favor OF which, the form Of
letters from all OF the county may be relied upon
~" "VsuShns Vegetable Iitiontnptic Mxtur. "-t.I
Great American Remedy. for sale quart bottles at
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issued after the pr.~eEt stock 5 disposed Of
Principal Office, Buffalo, N. Y, a07 Main Stree,
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Sold Wholesale and Retail by OiCOTr McKESSON
CO.. 127 Maiden Lane, New York City.
N B-A letters tesceptng from and deaers with
whom he transacs busne post paid or no attention
will he given 10 them
~ Dir. THORNTON. Lewisburg. is
General Agent for Union county-J.H. CAsLow.
Agent, Milton; /. GEsHAEr, Sellnsgrove
3yl:: 81
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Old NEWSPAPERS.

GONE thousands in number. Of oil sizes. for
~ sale At the Chronicle office. at so cts per
100 tssen as they run. or 81 ~hsn assorted. a
chance for Scrap Books as we'll ~ for wrapping
paper. April 8, 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-11-05
Look Here!

A s spurious BRANDRETH PILLS are
n sold by many Druggists in city and
country. it would be well if persons in inquirinp
for them would max them produce their Cert;f.
cate OF AcIxcr. As there is but one Aeen,
appointed for each city or town, (no difference
how large the place. and all Agents can producs
their Certificate, any persons wanting The GEM.
inc Pills had better purchase where tbe1 %,
depend on getting the genuine article. ~-''
HAYES & co.
Solo Agents for Lewisbure
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-11-05

STOVE WARE-ROOM,

Nearly opposite H. P. Shelters Store.
THE best and most approved COOKING,
SHOP, OFFICE or PARLOR Stoves,
Ploughs, Castings. &C.. at low rates, by
CHRIST e. FRlCK.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-11-05

III Us NHCu1N uI1CSs Y GhV III Z sdfSs Dy C.
Stufs, Oils, Glass, Perlumery,
Confectionery & Fancy Articles.
Dr.Thornton returns his thanks for the liberal
patronage which be has received, and he assures
he community that every aitt ntion shall ne paid
TO the c"mpounding of Medicines. and that all
Drugs shall be fully tested before they are offered
for sale. and warranted 10 be rure and genuine.
~ Prescriptions given free Of charge at DR..
Thorn,oD's Drug Sore.
Remember to call at the old stand, fr-t door
above the Mammoth Store of J. & ]. Walls.
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EtOl,eS.

TNHE subscribers offer the public. at their
: i new Brick Foundry, the following new
and valuable Stoves:
Iron Witch Air-Tight Cooking Stoves, with
Brick Oven.
Lady Washington Parlor Stove.
Cast Iron Air-Tight Parlor Stove, for Wood
sizes.
Coal Burner for Parlors-l size, I2 inch cyl.
inder.
Louis Air-Tight Cast Iron Parlor Stove Z
sizes.
Shield Air-Tight Parlor Stove for Woo .
sizes.
Egg stove-the very best in use for Stores,
Offices, Barooms, and Shops.
The celebrated Genesee Alright Cook Stove
The Complete Cook sizes.
Also, all kinds Of Wood and Coal Stoves
-Ploughs-Castings. &c. &c.
CHRIST & FRICK.
Lewisburg. Dec. IL, ls49.
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=, is now pot up in QUART BOTTLES. ., Il.
Each ia,9e bottle contains SIXTN.FOJrR nns ~
and the medicai.0rs . strongly Ccns...rf
that only One IGbi,sSoogG is reauise nj \ Tlo..
tlse. &Iy-ihns one ho'ts- lasts Tweuty.aIne n,,o
al a dose. '"' S1antity
The xrent sassrsoriy Of this B,ood Prr,s.-
...,@ - a -, sS.s "a a great measure i< Dos.
Virtues OF some Scarce and Rare Ae"'e"'
Indian Roots and Earks
which other medicine pos.-sses II fe.s ,,.,A. -.
tnn Purifiers OF the 3iood that were svrr .an.n =.
either Edian nii!s thsse ten. ssun,, ~ % %
tie sfyongiy iyeoassA'ya;sd Lxnarts Of wal
Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock
CHERRY AND sAssAFRss sAevs
make this Vegetable Extract. no, only III. o,.,,.
Blood PurIier, but also, cheaper ,.el,e..r -.
grenf odds than any Other 1t j. eie.af, Irrs'.s -
9pAatiy of il that may be bought for Dar ra,I,r III
much longer, md viii cure Ten Time. mo-. pIf
ES- For undoubled proof of the Lya cf
Scrofula, Fever-Sores.
Sssid- Head. EyysiHeia,. SAt L1eRa M.uua,.u s,Ks,
Eruptnonr, PinTles On tie FGee Jiver-C on,pInin..
Plss InmbI1o. CIscerons Izeert (o.tiyenes.
Eye, Dyspepsia, PAM ig The Siis Brent Bos.. ~
.isints ard i.FURE-BIoob Diss.sEs .-s an,
PAMPHLETS aHd Liandtal:-every Agent has dem :,
give away.
ASents---Dr Thornfon ard ] Baker. Lewis.
burg; 6 W kesser and 10, hong d Ants. New
Berlin; in VI Taylor, Mfillubug; J Grouse,
selinscTove y Baekhouse. NJdlel'urg; G &.
L Meyer. frerburg ] II rasIow, Milton
369eOwchSis
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hEEDS Of . superior form, for sale At the
~ Chronicle office, ~ single. 80 Per aos.
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"There is nothing Ike i: for Burns"

BEtLEPoSrE. Feb ~, 1850.
got three dozen of Mr. Kiers Petroleum of tr Howell
AMI disposed to think there is nothing equal 70 It for
burns: having burnt my hands. and expecting nothing
less than long tedious sore, but found IA, all
from its only leaving red srale without amy soreness
when pressed upon which quite surprised thrref're
have great faith in its efficacy far al least, and will
introduce it in this section.
Nrrv r...r.rcrfIIlr. sc. HARVEY NANN.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-11-05
Nems & Notions.

PHILosopHIcAL.-The editor Of The Eas.
ton Argus, Wm. II. Hut.er. was defeated
for the Legislature in Northampton county
by Wing opponent; whereuPon Mr.. IL.
briefly announces:
1.-The question was submitted to the peo.
pie of Northampton county, on Tuesday,
whether they would have good represen-
taiive. or good editor. The coming winter.
and they decided by a majority Of 80 that
they would rather have good editor. Huz.
"a for our side.'
Doro,hea Walker was yesterday char
ged by her husband. AdoIphe Walker, who
lived al No. lis ST. Peter Street, with hav.
ing dur ng FOUR WEEKS marriage, quar-.
rellei with hun, threatened his life, burnt
him with hot iron, stabbed him in The
cheek, and beat and kicked him. A war
rant was issued. lf the law don't take
hold Of tha, woman, then there are no
snakes N. o. lIcayune.
The Election is over,
And each Demo. wrggler
Is shouting for Clover!
liuzzaing for Bigler!
But they can not sham well
Their grie over Campbell,
For honest Judge Coulter
Has hit them pou',cr! lOh. Oh-!1
France can nov show the larges, pile Of
spesio i'm tho WnrIJ A,,a.d,no - Z. m
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-05-31

A H1sr.-To acquire local information Of in
terest, it requires continued watchfulness, CONVEX
sation and impudence. Now, as We have not
these necessary essentials for a country editor, par
ticularly the tuo last, how vastly could we be bene-
fitted if each Of our subscribers, at home or abroad,
would occasionally speak or write to us, giving an
item or SO which could be wrought into an inte-
resting shape-no matter what the subject, wheth-
er political, agricultural, historical, or items of
news of any description. Letters, concerning any
thing OF this kind for our use, would be most glad
ly received.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-05-31

W We>are glad to perceive that a spirit of
interest IS beIng manifested in the anticipated
elections, to some off next fall, and W expect
to hear a call f1r a Parish Convention soon for
the purpose Ct selecting able and judicjous
candidates to represent our ticket at the ballot
boz. Perhaps,1 is our duty to make that call
yet, unadvlsah9y J, we dislike to do So. Will
not some ono 4ove in the natter--the soon
er the oetter-i1aes are getting very dull, and
u little speeehiK and electioneerins, would be
quite q treatt. There is nothing like q good
start; PAD we would say to those who have
a little hanterirg for public honors TO stir up
tteK friends in the matter. IN many Of the
Parishes, we see nau,en for various offices al
ready announced and, certainly, it il time to
be taking some steps here. We, too, are in
want Of some political subjects to scribble upon.
To be sure, there is the Alabama, Mississippi
and South Carolina rows, aifording ample scope
for the ambition Of such a pen but these sub
jects are too general, and are better treated Of
in the Picayunc ard other papers, from which
We c..n select, to need the rough and limited
views Of our own cranium. We want IN
thing local, At home, to excite our emulation in
the field of politics; and those who anticipate
being candidates should really help US in this
dilemma by putting the "ball in notion
Cannot a meeting be got up here in Pla-
quemine, having no reference to party interests
or feeling, but for the purpose Of hearing OPT
Mons expressed ana treated Of relative to the
general interests Of the Parish, the main OBJ
ject being the best means for protection from
oyerflows, aud to discuss the perfection or i'm.
perfection Of existing road and leyee laws. No
one could object to such 4 gathering as this,
nor feel an Indifference in the object for which
it assembled. And setting aside the useful
ness and patriotism Of such an event, it would
afford great qualification to many of our mer.
chants, %tailors, mechanics in general, collectors
especially, and ourseIf most particularly, for the
times are excessively tight, and all Of US are
impatiently anxious to see q general assem-
bling here Of our country friends we hope
this Hast sentence won't throw 4 damper upon
our suggestion. At sucf, an assembIage can
didates and their claims could be discussed and
arrangements made previously BY
either party for future work aud duties neces-
sary to be performed.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-05-31

The CoMMurArIos FuND.-There must be
a considerable sum coming to this Parish, on &C.
count of this tax-and as the only way to keep it
in the Parish is by forming, ~equipping &c. a
volunteer company, we would advise our spirited
young men to commence forthwith to organize
such a body. Ii such a corps should not. be OF any
actual benefit to the State or General Government,
which We think gerry likely, the money spent in
such organization, in the purchase and making of
uniforms, &c, would benefit our citizens, which is
a dcsideratum We trust that an immediate move
will be made in this matter, otherwise the mo-
ney will go out OF the Parish to benefit the military
in other portions Of the State.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-05-31

PosTMAsTLEs AND PUDL1sHERs.-We give
below an extract Of 4 letter from the Post
master General, in answer to q letter of inqui-
~ whether postmasters have the privilege.of
tranklng letters to publishers containing a re-
mittance for subscription.
All postmasters whose compensation does
not exceed $500 a year are privileged to send
and receive free, all letters written by them
selves, and all written Communications on their
o1en pirate business, not weighing over half
an ounce.
Postmasters who have the privilege offrank-
ing these private written communications can
frank letters to publishers OF newspapers, cover
ing money subscriptions, or the names Of sub
scribers, as agent for the publisher, and hi,
agency wi be presumed from the fact that he
franks them.
NATHAN K. HALL, Postmaster General.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-05-31

For AuniroE.-The Democrats are making
strong moves this year to elect an auditor. Mr..
BoRDELoS holds his station in the estimation Of
the people by no brittle tenure, 70 be snapped BY
the first blow of concentrated schemes and ener-
gies. We perceive that he is again a candidate,
subject, of course, to the nomination Of the Wing
Convention. That he viii be the choice of that
convention there can be no doubt and that he
will be elected ii he runs, andlives, is inevitable.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-05-31

EoIHER LIBERATIos.-The following WIS
ne last item Of business transacted by the
Rhode Island House Of representatives at its
lastsession. We extract from the Providence
Post:
The petition for the liberation Of James Cas-.
|sidy who is in jan, Mr.. Cranston says, for whip
PIN = man who whipped his wife, was granted.
He ought to have a pension.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-05-31

THE Presidents SpEECH AT BUFFALo-Ihe
Cuba Lrasion-President Fillmore, in his
speech in reply to the Mayors welcome, allu-
ded eIoquently to the time when he wandered
through the streets of Buffalo a friendless boy.
aud compared it with the generous and enthu-
siastic reception he had met on this occasion,
In the course of his remarks, the President
thus referred to the Cuba invasion:
"Your illustrious Mayor has alluded with
appreciation to the fact, that the Government
exerted its power in preventing aggression on
the territory of q foreign nation with which
we are at peace. In discharging that duty, fell
low citizens, the Government was actuated by
precisely the same principles as it would be in
enforcing the laws Ct our country. There is
no liberty-,here is no security for any one,
unless law, whatever it is, is enforced.
There would be no justice on our part TO-
wards foreign countries, unless we maintain
those friendly relations, and extend to them the
rights which are due from one friendly coun.
try to another. We might push h~eadlong into
a conquest of Cuba, or into Il war against any
foreign power but don't you see the consc-
quences that would arise from such a state of
things. We would, by so doing, destroy the
very principle on WHICH our Government is bas-
ed, and our ruin as q nation would be the re-
suit. Our only security, therefore, is in our
justice and in our moderation. Hence our Gov
ment. hence our Congress, make it a criminal
offence to invade the territory Of any foreign
country with which we are at peace. Gap
plau>e.) In the suppression Of the invasion
Of Cuba, did but execute the law which I
swore on the Holy EvangeIists would execute,
and which | again swear | will continue to ex-
ecute, il food, iii his providence, shall let me live.
(Gren aplause)
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-05-31
ira BAIL.

~ Was brought to the Jail of the Parish Of
40 1berville a negro man who calls his name
II JAMES JACKSON, and says he belongs
~ TO a Mr.. Charles Cox, residing in New
49, Orleans. The said negro ran away from
the plantation OF Mr.. Cox on Bayou Latourche.
He is about IS years old, 5 and a halfieet high and
a black.
The owner will please come forward pay char.
ges and take him away.
my31 HENRY SULLIVAN, Tailor.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-05-31

ssIA1E AUDIroR.-Louis Borielon, the present
:sfIIcieIt and acceptable incumbent, ii will be
Eeee1E ri Z Ieier E 20 Thy. advertising columns Is
natise Ut OpeIoasaa Of, French descent nd n
"A IaeEican education. His arnenitY of naanners.
& 1tfel Information, md correct business habits,
asye shnade him extremely popular u Auditor.
sad = vii tskt y ~ man u 6sst hina-Cn@ssf.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-05-31

IA, # = = E&%%& v&a4S%%& EEggRN.~, =. 8zee--As1
The VALUE or 1NTEGR1TY.-The New York
Sunday Dispatch argues that integrity ought to Be
the basis of credit, and that our business relations
ought to lead as near to the accomplishment of
that state Of things as possible. The writer IS an
enthusiast, and ultra in his views regarding obi
cations and a proper sense Of them. He hopes to.
see the time when alllaws for the forcible %collec-
tion of debts are abolished.-No, we ask his par
don he hopes that such a time will arrive-not
that he may see it. He reasons well and truly
onthe incompatible value 81 integrity, and shows
how fast 4 friend i really IS, as follows:
IL misplaced confidence, 4 food, or any other
casualty has stripped hin Of his possessions, we
know thatshe has left an unbendineg integrity, al
lnysaserltl plrpose Vi as what Is honest, Just am
right These dicchet1easu which no FIRE ~
consume, no food sweep away. Integrity Il
character and capacity ii his particular business
ssli retain for him his friends, give him influence,
furnish him with pecuniary add
EF1ES4Ef n 81 S&NH
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-05-31

SALE OF LUMBER.-We have been requested
to say that a public sale of the Lumber remaining
at the Crevasse on the Bayou below town, will
take place next THURSDAY, between the hours
Of 10 and 10. Carpenters, builders and planters,
are particularly requested to be in attendance.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-05-31

ng-In another column viii be seen a description
OF the opening of the Chrystal Palace for the
Worlds Eair-one Of the wonderful works and
events of the 10Th century. -
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-05-31

"A sE~rrInRsasee here, my friend,n anxiously
inquired a tardy debtor to a grocer of this place a
fewdays since do youdun everybody as much
IS you dun ms ~ +
No" grasely replied the INTERCEPTED, sMey
don't pe,.nit metz Forked over his bill and no
more questions asked!
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-05-31

10 We saw our friend, Mr., THORPE, in
on Thursday last, lookingfr fresh and hearty, on his
way we presume to Uncle SANS Lire Oak Planta-
tons on the BAY Gus towards the Cult. We trust he
may live long to enjoy the confidence Of such .
distinguished old gentleman.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-05-31

LEAVING HoMr.-We perceive that our mer-
chants are about starting for the North to recupe-
rate their stocks; many Of our citizens. are like.
wise leaving home, either to enjoy the pleasures Of
the watering places, or visiting thu. North I'd spend
a season amidst its fashions and gayeties. May
they be successful in their e~njoynaents and pur-
suits, and return home III good health and spirits.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-05-31
NEW ADVERTISEMENT:
Runaway in Jail.

81 Was brought to the Jail of this Parish
no a runaway negro man who calls his name
n NED and says that he belongs to a Mr..
~ Charles Cox, residing in New Orleans.
49, The SAID negro ran away from the planta.
ton of Mr.. Cox on Bayou Lafourche. He
is about % years of age, 5 feet 8 or Q inches
high, and a grille. The owner will please come
forward pay charges and take him away.
my3l HENRY SULLIVAN. Tailor.