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nON'T FORGET y. ssIDER Jr.s, Wine store, Phil
adepWA where wines and liquors o reliable
qualify and cheap and have them delivered hou.e
Washngon es OF freight by "Adamss erpre.s dropping
note by mail or telegraph. Dosr soaosI
sNfDERs, Philadelphia
Jan A-du
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DEATH or GEs. L. A. BrsAscos. We deeply regre, to
learn that this wclknown citizen departed this life last
evening. He taken sick few days since at Baton
Rouge, and expired on the steamer Caspian few mo
mens alter she reached this city Gen Bssancon
native OF New York, where he had been early connected
WIN ,he press He removed to Natchez in 1885, and
mohsned The Mississippi Free Trader. which he con
oucea WIN singular holiness and vgor. He suisse
qpently bank commissioner, adjuant general. and mem
Der OF the legislature of that State He afterwards re-
moved 70 ihis cliy and, in conjunction with Mr. Rust
established the Jefersonan and Herald, democratic pa
per- which he edited with marked ability He was an off
eer OF the Yucaan regiment commanded By Colonel G. w
White, of this city, subsequently CAPTAIN of dra
Soons in the war with Mexico, and distinguished himself
on several occasions Al the end Of the war he went 10
California, and was appointed highly responsible Of
wee, whose delicate duties he satisfactorily performed
on his return here. he settled Carollton in the
parish of Jeersoo, and elected delegate 10 the
Convention that formed the present constitution
Nsw Orleans Courier of Jan "a
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M A.. TYSON s. SISTERS Seminary for Young LADIES'

Al A. TYSON d SISTERS Seminary for Young Ladies,
nj. f. between 18th and 18Th The third of this
ins utuion commence Tuesday, February 18th.
building expressly for the accommoda
school, with their dwelling, the
which convenience and comfort of the pupils have in
consdered the principals feel assured they
facilities surpassed by
District The class
well ventilated.
patrons others respectfully invited to call and
the general arrangements
advancing interests of their pupils
French they secured the services
Professor Raou stated salary and thereby enabled offer
branch low OF ~ 81
TERMS, ADVANCE.
and junior departments including ornamental needle work
priua depar
Music ~
circulars had at the Hstuuon
the principal book stores in the city.
% -7d& eodlsiMar
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SENATOR WRIGHT, OF NEW JERsEY.-Our coavic
tons OF the claims and fitness of Hon VIM. Wright fo
the United States senatofship from New Jersey, ex
pressed time ago at length in the National Demo
cra have met with a response IRON the legislature oil
the gallant 'true blue State, which. after spirited
ties, Friday. elected Mr. Wright the post about Il
be vacated by the expiration of the term Of Senator
Miller wing. Dir. Wight had three opponents--Ml.
Ter, the wing candidate, and Ex-Governor Vroom AMI
General E. v X Wright, democrats. This triumph, due
the important services rendered by Mr. w to the de-
mocracy Of his State, must be gratifying evidence to
him that intelligence, integrity, and just regard for tn,
interests OF the people, fail of being acknowledge
and rewarded.
New Jersey has many eminent citizens and Jealous
and influential democrats, but doubt if she has on,
who has more leytina,ely and honorably won his way
from humble beginning to the iront rank OF distinc
ton than Hon WIN. Wright He can look back over
long list of mertorious acts 10 the time when he
printer and toier earning his bread by the sweat OF b
brow He has, is true, accumulated fortune by his in
dusy enterprise and intelligence and to his praise be
sad be has been nggard with his fortune when hui
want or distress appsae to him Mr., Wright is
noble specimen OF sell male man; man OF large
hea open hand, and fertile brain, born and bred among
the masses, and sympaihizng with their condition and
their struggles. II is this with his independence OF
tnent, that has rendered him Of the most popular
men Of New Jersey, and the most popular of the city
where he residis and is best known.
We are glad To chronicle his election 10 The highest
council OF the land. lie will not dishonor his State nor
hl'posf He knowsthe interests OF New Jersey well
as any man living, and vii. stand by them. like his
oompeer the gallant Stockton every occasion Wright
and Stockton two sterling standard bearers, from
whom expect holder and better things than are cred.
lied to the dying whg senatorial regime of their State
We nrust to such men the Interpretation OF national
democracy. and fear confusion shame from their
speech or acts- Nnfion1L Drnnornf
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THE TELL-TALE, Or, Home Secrets Told by Old
Travellers, H. Tusta author Of Sunnysde, Peep No.
s, &c.
Peep at No. s.
Sunnyside.
For sale by GRAY X BALLANTfNE,
Feb2 Seventh
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NEW OFFICIAL ARMY REGISTER, ls53.-Justissued
N For sale in Washington by TAYLOR MAURY,
Bookstore 9Th
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COM MERCIAL,
Nsw YoAH, February /,

Nsw YoRH. February L. 1893.
The monthly Of coinage at Phadelphi. as com
pared with the month ia previous years gives
suits as follows
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!. You will find that am not much disturbed by your
harsh optther as TO shut eYesto what consider the e
CLIMATE exercise OF IN suspecng certain data
this or that OF individuals which
tise than the reasonable English Before the with
Mexico was dreamed of-ong, long beforeI myself sent
an article or two articles, to leading journal OF New
York, calling attention TO the acquisition of Upper Caor
niaby fair purchase, however and this, because had
been made-and principally, by book published in Eng
land by think, Mr. Grant. showing how advantage
It's acquisition would be Great Bainto fear that 1t
would he day British possession if became
did not so formidable power. that might
future time again be hostile posted there's very
young then but would do the thing TO morrow
Yet, u know mankind, may claim to be honest among
the honestest
The ptous danes that Stafford House. and their
sister, Mrs stowe, may picture In this liberty
scene IN The back No Of the Leipsc ILLUSTRATED Ieiiung
The catue IN u are, II IS neither black specked
but the picture Is for all that refreshing, and very sug
gesvei and assure them with confidence, IL is
tho one that the English phlanthrops laid at the feet OF
PowsRss statue IN the Exhibition.
This gentleman carried his resentment far he
Indignant NAT should anything in favor OF your
uyInen WINE ms ardent aspiration, though he was really
man OF sense we'll informed, well educated and who
had bad the advantages of foreign travel for another
war with Englrldl 'but ~ which he signiti-
canuy said would be the las" / mention this Tor The
such cordial aers less perhaps has dishonest
meddiing with other nen's property, of the an-savery
propaRandsts who put their hands without 'cuple into the
pockets OF the Planters aud without remorse the seed
lot dsscnsons thar have nearly iructhed with harvest OF
blood between brothers For myself hope that, VI this
writing should meet The Of the young southerner
above alluded to, he win believe, though he not
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Gold Coinage JoT january ~ saN Fh4adsPata 9sal
1881 lso2 1875.
Coinage Of god...... 81 o9o 300 StasalS tsos. ss
Deposies Of" 50Il,oos t,ioi,oso s,~a,Sos
Tue small coinage for January, 1851, under pretcnce
Of the necessity for setng the annual accounsa noces
atty which does have occurred since. This
which is called coinage, however, Is rank deception
Lumps of gold worth 500 each, whether round
stamped unstamped with government marks, arc not
currency for the of the people than dust In
tho mines The Philadelphia mint reports xoi 0Ss
coined 1882 yet fact is that all the emitted
81 IL 055 and of this third In %
pieces Now the fact that no and $40 pieces do not enter
into currency is well known and admitted. The English
government permit no bank note under 20, and that oil
France allow under $40 while in this country fire.
auenuy State governments have forbidden emissions by
banks under So and all these prohibitions have boon
based on the known fact that il only smaller denomna-
lions than these that enter into the OF the people
Yet the mint has the presumption report monthly
So 600 900 coined, when iour-hfhs of this amount 10
merely with 500 ngos for the sole benefit Of brokers
and foreign bankers Take the report Of the French mint.
The coinage thus
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Even while | write, in the second edition" of hi,
very days paper this passage in the letter from In
ds There longer the slightest doubt that PeQu
will be annexed almost Immediately" Yet Ia the face OF
such facts and indications of probabilities which
may of daily record in English journals English jour
nails have the bodnrs presc Americans remonsances
on the growing spirit OF conquests.
IL s by actions and by results OF actions that mankind
are TO he Judged by their words pretenslons If on
tho single fact OF this Burmese should tbs
Ens,sh OF an ioeiste lust Of conquest they would have
right osxpfess "astonishmcnt"
1.-THE American readers who mber how this diamond
was Obtained will understand force of the eusion
yet with this hoit OF wholesale robbery displayed osen
taousy In the Great Exhibition England speaks Of
the comparatively Innocent Napoleon In enrichng the
Louvre NJ the expense Of his Toes without tho beres
pressions of indignation.
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Supreme Court OF tho United states.

Condtlonally appointed TO take effect should vacanc
ur la June next.
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were discovered here on Saturday. The
friends of the forgcr are trying to settle the
matter.
BosToN, Oct. 10.
Simeon Draper IL leading stock operator of
New York, has suspended payments. His
liabilities are stated at five million dollars.
The Democrats had great ratification meet
ing in Faneuil Hall last night, and passed,
among others, a reso ulion in favor of annex
ing the whole North American Continent, and
It's adjacent Islands
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 18th.
The returns thus far received from all parts
of the State indicate that the Democratic
State ticket is elected Nv a Great ma Ority.
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tie, Sheep q Lambs. Swine. Horse
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.

VVIODtT ., INNJ,
At market 2l50 Beef Cattle, 1900 stores, -
pairs of Workcn Oxen, % Cows and Calves, 1000
Sheep and Lambs, 1000 swine The following were
the prices:
Prccs-Bccf Cattlc-Extra S. first quality "a
T,1j second So a G,7j third $3.50 II 80 ordi-
nary - j,2j.
Storcs--l earrings -, II II Sl2. Two years old
SIS, II. 10 u. Three years old $50, 81, 81 30.
Working Oxcn-Salcs at 80, 100, ll5 IA,
Cow. and Calvcs-Sules at SO, %, -, 50, II, 3G
40.
sheep and Lambs-s2, 80, 2,75a3; Extra :!
80, ), Gas.
Swine! l. = !c retail 81 IL Be. Fat Hogs OF
which they were of the above reported 1000, 5Sc.
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i f. X n o y L or v Tx 4 L
RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

y5iz.5aa tzsizi-.Eti .-5it..ls5. gSss:aI 49, u
G44sv - + S,ssz;s ~ x - s+9TssE
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India Rubber Gloves.
MINIS. MIIIE\S. ~.

'otNTRl MERCHANTS, in making their Fall
" purchases should not neglect these desirable
and saeablc articles, Their manufacture has been
much improved of late. The Wool Lined Gloves
and Mttens are Indispensable in cold and wet
weathPr. Ladies will find these Gloves very useful
in any work that soils the hands, only protecting
but making them soft aud white. Also. an excellent
remedy for salt Rhcum or Chappcd hands. They
are made all lengths to protect the wrists and arms.
For sale, wholesale by BOWEN McNAMEE, New
York NORCROSS a ToWNE, Boston and by
all Rubber Dealers, 5mos
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Making ! per cent for the year ending Aug. L.,
1888. Said per ccntagc to be cast upon the original
amount of the premium note. without reference to
any endorsement aud to be paid to tho Treasurer.
at his office, in Montpelier, before the Jh day
of Octobrr 1888
The Trcuy-,i4h .inHM R,pmn of the Company
will be published carly in september and forwarded
to member, mail. to which they nrc respectfully
referred to detailed statement of the business of
the company for the past year; aud | wish to call
the attention of members particularly to what is said
in the report about the payment of assessments,
j. r. TliURHION, Treasurer.
Office Vt. Nu. +. In,. Co.,
Auntpclicr Aug ., lsI3. w3w
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y / D

At 10 o'clock this morning, Thursday, October }
MARY STACY, widow of the late John Stacy, aged
80 years.
On Saturday the Sth inst, THOMAS s., only son OF
James and Abigail b. Lewis, aged years
At Hobe. Ala. on the 2Gth of September Mrs
KENDALL, widow Of Capt. Kendall, for many years
resident of Burlington, and mother Of q. W.
KENDALL of the N1c Orieaa. P'coytat, aged so
years,
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VI SIt.
PIANOS AND NtIODEONS.

HoRACE WATERS, 1913 Broadway, New York,
i the great Music Publishing and Piano-fortc
tahlishmcnt. NoHgS-all the popular and new uompo-
stions, American and Europcan by all the celebrated
Authors, EDikdS, NchtNchc> and QutdyiHcS dance
at the great balls in Paris, London and New \ ork.
One Of the best assorted and extensive catalogues in
America, Wholesale and retail. Piano. FurtcS-T.
Gilbert Co.'S Piano-fortcs, with Circular Scales and
Metallic Frames, of Greater power and more melo-
diuus tone than any Others manufactured Buudulr
and Cottage Planes fer small rooms Smiths Mclo-
dcons superior To any in use, being tuned the equal
temperament NU1m'r unrivalled Guitars and Mu-
steal instruments of all kinds Dealers. TEACHERS,
and Seminarics supplied ut the lowest prices.
HORACE WATERS. 1888 Broadway
The only Agent for r. Gilbert Cos Pianos.
y Is, An extensive stock of Secondhand Pianos
always On hand at great bargains, price, from $40
to Slj0. Parties wishing good Piano, aud not
being able to visit New York, may rely having Il
fine instrument sent to them, that will challenge all
comparison for Price and Quality.
T. Gilbert a Co., being the owncrs Of the .Eoian
Patent. therefore enabled 10 supply the public
at lower prices than any other house 3mos
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AGENTS Wanted.

MEN THOROUGHLY lMBC ED WITH Tlll
vi spirit f Yankee Go-a-headtrmcsS, are wantco
to solicit subscriptions for two new and splcndidlI
illustrated works. \ good chance to make none!
by those that willing to work. Apply at the
Office of the publishers Agent, few doors south .
the Baptist Church. Church street.
II. SMITH DAVIS, Jr. Agent.
Burlington, VT, Oct. |, lsj3 d&w2w
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Wanted IA FHs,rsl.sgeOn.

A NUMBER OF RESPONSIBLE. ACTIVE.
1 4 thorough business men to Pebble Dry Goods,
to whom good cncuura ccmcnts will be given for II
term of years. Good character aud good habits re-
CURED, and those having some knowledge of floods
would be preferred. None but those VIII" will give
constant attention to the business would answer, and
they must in all re- poets come well recommended.
81 : The applicants must furnish good team lul
the conv vance OF merchandise. For further parti.
cular. apply to MORlLIO MOVES,
Successor to VI. MOVES a Co)
Burlington, VT, Sept. 1888. wlGw2*
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II DlGES ~ SUCH Is THE TRUE MEANING of tie
word PEPSlN, - or OF the twu Greek words from
which it is derived. This is the significant and ap-
proprlate title of the TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID
or GASTRIC JUICE, prepared by DR.. J. 5
llOUGlifoN, OF Philade phIa, from the fourth
Stomach of he Ok, tor the of Indigestion and
Dyspepsia. 1t is Natures own remedy tor an un-
healthy Stomach. No art of man can cqunIits Gu
rave powers. 1t renders GOOD EATING per
rctly consistent with HEALTH. See the figure o
the Ok, in aonother part o! this paper.
Oct -, 1882. WY
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Gutta pcrCha Pen.

NE7E HAVE JUST RECEIVED \ LOT OF
W the Gutta Pcrcha Pen, an article that ink
uH MT corrod. For sale by the Gross or single box.
II. Y. HORTON y co.
October d&wti
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III nrric0 b.

In this village, Monday morning, October 10th
by Rev, Mr.. WORCESTER, THOMAS b. WILSON,
to SARAH WHITNEY, eldest daughter Of
STEPHEN WHITNEY, Esq.
In Milton On the 10th inst, by II. L. Hoxsic,
ESD, Mr. JAMES A. Holt, to Miss HELEN ]. Bro VIZ
both of North Danvers, Mass.
In San Francisco, Sept. lst,, by Rev. Orange
Clark, CAspAR +. llorKINs, late of Burlington, Vt.
to Mrs ALMIRA BuRTNELL, late Of New York city
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important Esi>cOVriy!
LIFT II TIN M1NVTTS

r. LIfF IN ~ MrNlTIS
BRYAN = PFLNONC I1FERS
4 RE UNFAILING IN TIE CURE OF CDtGllS.
: Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, lloars-
ness, Difficult Breathing, lncipcnt Consumption and
Disease, of the Lungs. They have no taste of med
icnc and any c,iill will take them. Thousands have
been restored t., health that had before dcspaircd.-
Testimony given in hundreds Of eases. \ single
dose relieve, in To, ig,pWtS.
Ask for Bryan, pulmonic Waters the original and
only genuine !, stamped Bryan.' spurious kinds
are offered for sale. Twenty-Five cents Il box. Sold
by dealer, generally. j. BltI AN Il CO.,
Rochester, n y, Proprictors
October t. 1853. wlimoa3
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HEAVY AND
Shelf Hardware.
ALBERT G.. STRONG,

DEALER IN
SADDLERY AND CARR AGE TRIM
MlNGS. IRON. MALES,
c LA S s, c Asst STEEl,
English aud American Spring Steel, German
Steel Toe Cork Steel,
ENGLISH BLISTER STEEL,
NORWAY NAIL RODS, ANyILs, yICIS,
CHAINS. BLACKSMITH BeHops, Paints and Oils,
Car iage Tire Bolts, Elliptic and
Side springs &C., Sc,
Mill, Circular aud Cross-Cut Saws,
oi the best quality.
- Particular attention paid IA the selection OF
llousr Trimmings and IiousL AND SHIP CARfES-
TIERS TooIs.
Mayls, dN1u
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etPIRITIA BOOK STORE ANDPIrB.

- LISTING HOUSE, 800 Broadway. New York,
have recently issued the following Books The an
ncNcd prices include postage. Brittan's Review Of
Bccchcrs Report, - cts DiscuurscS from the Spirit
World, by stephen On late President Of fine Yves
lcyan University at Middctown, through Il, p
Wilson, Methodist Clergyman, - cts. Approaching
crisis, being Review of DR.. BUSHNELL by A. j.
Davis, ,3 cts, SccrcSs of Provost, concerning the
Inner life and World of Spirits. 81 ct.. Stilng-
Pncumatology, illustrating PrescntimcntS, Visions.
Appartions, &C., ~ cts. Pilgrimage of Thomas
Paine, in the Spirit World, through Rev. G.. liam
mond Medium, - cts. Rcichcuback', Dynamic, Of
Magnetism. Electricity, Heat Light, Capitalization,
thcmi>m. &C., ~ 20. Celestial Iclc graph, or Sc
crots of the Life to come revealed through Pcrccp-
tionS of Occupations and ConI tr,aionS with Thirty
six Spirits, 81 10, Shckinah, splendid Spiritual
Gift Book, calculating the nature and relation. of
man. vital, mental and Spi itual Phenomena oontnin-
ing Portraits of Sccrs and Eminent Spiritualists
&c, &C., 50. Present Age Inner Life, by \. j.
Davis, ~ %. Judge Elmond> on Sprituali,m 500
pages. 81 80. Britain and Richmond, Discus, ION
of Spiritualsm, 400 pages octave, cmbodying the
greatest number of Facts and Arguments. pro and
con, thi, subject ever brought together in one
VOL, 81 ~, Al.o-Thc Spiritual Telegraph, the
organ of Modern sliritualisrn, a weekly paper, -
per year. PARTRIDGE BRlIIAN.
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Boston, Oct I.
decidedly warlke. At Cons,antnople incen-
diary placards continue to be posted.
A bitter feeling against England has been
engendered among the Musslemcn, and carica-
lures Of that country are freely circulated, and
general feeling was that the Sultan would
make no further concessions either to Russia
or to the other Powers.
The Dey of Tunis had informed the Porte
that Ills contingent was ready to take the field.
A despatch from Vienna of the Goth ult
'contiriGs the report that Austria had backed ont
.of the coaliton 1t declines to sanction the
guarantee in thu collective note against any
further interference on the part of Russia, be-
tween the Porte aud rs subjects.
Judge Paine Of the Superior Court Of New
York, died in New York city yesterday
Prof. Simon Greenlcaf Of Harvard Uniycr-
hty, died suddenly in bed last night
BosToN, Oct. 10.
Steamship Star of the West arrived at
New York yesterday from San Juan, with
California dates to Sept 18th, IL days later.
The election which took place in California
Sept eth, resulted in favor of the Demo
Gratis Biglcr having about 1000 majority
for Governor, and the rest Of the Democratic
ticket for State Office, from to III. 900. The
Democrats have also carried the Legislature
and elected their candidate for Mayor of San
Francisco. Lieut.. COL Mason died on the
9TH ult, Fresh discoveries of gold are being
made almost daily. The miners are doing
well. Business was exceedingly dull, and
prices had undergone but very few changes
by the way of the Isthmus of Panama
100000 in gold was on the way to New
York The Star Of thc-West brought about
the same amount.
The battle with the Indians in which GOV
Lane and Col Alden were wounded, the
former slightly, the latter seriously. took
place in Rogue river Valley on the 9th OF
August. There were 30 whites and 80 In
dians engaged. The skirmish lasted hours
when the Indian Chief proposed an armistc,
which was granted. Ten Indians were killc,
and eight wounded Among the killed wa
Capt. Armstrong.
Dr. &. n, Duval formerly of Maryland
was shot dead in street fight with $. y
Downes of Sacramento, and DR.. II. c. Gill
was seriously wounded in iracas with Chas
r. Drew, at San Francisco. John Porter
alias Baltimore Jack, was killed at Downing
Vile by man named Muntz. In an attcmp
made by the citizens to lynch the latter
Thaddcus Purdy, District Attorney, was sho
dead.
The wife of Prof Webster died at Cam
bridge yesterday.
Forged papers to the amount of $1,000
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BONNET STORE AND
MILLINERY GOODS.

Mrs. KINE TAS JUST KETI KNED FKWM
w New York. with the best stock of Bonncts,
Ribbons and Millinery Goods ever brought to this
market. which She offers very low. Please call and
examine, at the .Iii.n0g Empor,Um, ~ Church st.
MiIIincrs and Merchants furnished at wholesale
price,.
October ~. d6w3m