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05@Mr. d. r. Moore, has been appointed
school examiner, in place of II. Ale rander,
resigned.
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The Massachusetts Election,
MARRIAGES.

-On the 23d ult,, by Rev. N. C. Wor
thington, Mr.. JOSHUA FRED and Miss SARAH
JANE daughter of Gen.a c. Hoover, ull o
Belmont GO. O.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Marx Graft, ct al.
against
CIarlys S. Barn, ct al.

10y virtue of an order Of Sale to me drcc-
p ted from the Court uf IL Innon Pleas OF TGimont
County, Ohio will offer for Sale at Public Auction,
Monday, lie llM dag Of December, A. d.
1851 between T. hours of 10 O'Clock. \. NJ, and
O'Clock, I. N. of said day. the front door of the
Court Horse in 81 Clarsviile Belmont County, Ohio
the following described Real Estate 10 Wit Situate ~
ing and hciug in thC County of Belmont and bounded
and desc lhcd foilnws: Lying ana being in said
county and adjoining the tGwn of Beilar. hCing
parcels Of land described follows, the first parcel c
ing the convey ed 10 said Barn by Ilirdm Nc
Mechn hv deed le ring date the 2th day nf November
-ij and Recorded Icing that parcel living Of Lot
No. r. the said town Of Iclair aud bounded on the
cast hy the Ohio River west by Waerstrcrt being 60
feet W0icrstrcet, 81 feet the river, aud running
from the said water street to the wacr of the River,
the other tract being the had been conveyed
the said Bonn nv Robert H. oNC and duly Recorded
Leug directly East nf Lot No. H. in the of Bcllar.
being 20 feet On thc River. aud the which the
said Boun had erected a Ware hOuse running roR he
said Natcrstrcct Ia River, aud ad0iuins the said other
parcel conveyed y the said McAlcchen, aud all the
water vegcs more particularly described IN the said
deed of conveyance.
Sheriff l'sOfCP. st. Clarsvihe, Nov 10Th, A. H. 1854.
JOHN C. NICHOLS Sh'f ofB. c. Ohio.
/ Nov 10, 1854,
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
John w. Lash)yi
rs:
Hannah Lashiy, ct al.
In Partition.

DY virtue Of an order Of Sale to me .
} ed by the Couu Of Common Pleas OF 10
County, ONO, viii Olier al Public Auction e..
Saturday, the 10Th day Of December,
al the front door of the Court House in 81. .r'H
lotweCn the hours of 10 O'Clock a. NJ and o.
sa i'd County the following nal estate situate
hcing in said county of BelnCnt aud heing IN {.
20 Township No. q aud Range M. heginnI
same at TIE southeast corner Of said se'ton A.
marked NJ. thence with the south boundary Of
zion N. 295 West 5j.g1 poles 20 a stone -
with road Ma 62 : west tJ.7i poles 10 siOn
\ Z East Ig2..2 Poles t0 stone A 'hencs
G57 poles TO stone T.. thence n. - Wes'
| TO stone l.. il the north side Of tie Main .
thence with the unrih side II said road n. Z
! polcs 10 Stone II thence south 1 : T.. 5lE p'
! stone q. thence :. 79i l.. GG.2 poles 10 stone
! E. boundary of sad section, thence therew i'm
aaO5 30 e 10 the piate "f icginnnc, containing
drod and lfly four acres three rnods aud thif;pe
1 more or less subject 10 the widows dover / q
| assigned Appra sed at Two Thousand Five
| polla,s One Third IN hand One Third ln,onP
| Third in two Yeas. with interest from the da
on tho deferred payments and secured by no
\. hn Reai Estate Sheriii's once, Nov. 10, 'lS5
7 JOHN c. NICHOLS, Sheriff oi-
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CINCIN MATT MARKET.

Now MBER 81.
Flour dull; no sales. Bacon sides with
back bone out, sold at Ct packed.
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SIIERlFF'S SALE.
Cole man, Hillman g. Co.
Us:
Thorn as c. Theaker, ct al.

E(Y ,itue of writ Ct vendi eXroras TO me
L directed frcm the Court ol Common Pleas OF No
lie :rouniy, Ohio, Will oiic iOr sale al Iufc Auc
lion ON
Monday, Mc I'm @ay Of Docemio, A. d.
l-ii between the hours OF 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. and o
dock y. NJ. OF said day the premises Of Th,akci
Mitchell 1. Co, in Pcasr Township. Belmont County
Ohio, the following Goods aud taities 10 wit: FouI
SETS of steam Engine Patterns, FIVE pairs of Pit Gear
inq Patterns for MIL Twenty Patterns i"r small Gear.
ing for N ILL., taken Execution at the suit vi Coleman
Iiliman d Co. Sheriis UlCe ~. ClaTsvillc, this
2gtG day ol Nov. 4. ID. Irjl.
JOHN c. NICHOLS, Sheriff
Dec. ], 1854.
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State Of Ohio. Belmont County
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
peiIi11 far p1rijfiop
Petition for Partition.

preston B K'nnard v: Jane Keuuard. Jos Wood nan.
see, Jr. and Della Arm WoDimanscr his ". .fe L "a
IAN" kcina'd liauuah Amanda Kcnnsrd, LYDIA
kehnard aud Anthony Kenuard.
TNiE above named Defendants viii take notice shat
> petilon was Mel against them the 2ist day of
Nov lsJl in the Court Of Comppn Pleas Of said County
ny preston ". kennard, ani H. pending wherein
,hc sa1 Damandant nrays partition o! the f1iiuy Ing
itea Estate. to wit Bau, pat of Sec No 90 To wa.
.i"g Z. ana Range p B'ruuir, for the same At the
= T. corner OF said section ruUuir. with tie E. bOvn.
gary urieoi l23l poles 10 'ppst the y f. corner Of
Jo>enh bfons land, thence with sgii Ei'Ion'. land
the Two oHowin" cpnrscs 80 - M w A. poles 10 a
pst thrnce = 81 EG perches 10 sugar tfer OF one
q te Northern boundaries Of Moses MeIcalIs land.
lhence = ~ w ~ pe-ches 70 q dOgwood, thence e.;
- " - "crches 10 white walnut, thence :. 4It= "
- 'rthr- 10 Jeec tree. thence V. as w. q nerch
cs l" waite walnut. thorce 80 W. II rerebss Ia
whitc OAK thence n. az T.. 81 perchcs to most
!hehCe n W. 10 post thence e. gf G7 percies 10
Ie "aee o bee inning containing 1903 acres iJ
!pre or iess ahh That at the regular term of said
'ourt, application will he made lv SAID nemandrnt far
All o1Gei tilal PARTITION he made ofsaid pienisrs
Nov. 81, 1874. ''' ''''''"'''
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NENTS FURNISHING GOODS, era
y v6(s. Shirts Collars, Neck Ties, Pocket Handker
chiefs ScHis, Comforts, Kid and uucksk Gloves, sus
pendeTs, NC. &c. A complete assortmeuta
FRINT & NAGLE's.
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w r [ L | N G. ,
Queen of the Arts.

''Lct those write who never wrote before,
And those who always write still write the more"
EDROF. MILLAR g. BRO, have the plea
l. sure to announce that they will give ,olhcr
course in their new system OF Quick Writing, being
positively the last in this place previous 10 leaving fol
Pttshnrgh. Ladies' Glass meets daily at3 O'Clock
l.. NJ. Rooms open from A, NJ. till 7. NJ. Terms for
the course 81, success guaranteed, Visiting and Wed
ding Cards written cguaLto Engraving.
n ACADEMY IN THE NATIONAL HOTEL, Main
Street
Nov. |, 1854. ,,..
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LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE
The Steamer will Arrive.
Loaded full of Dry Goods.

p THEREFORE, | will Sell my Stock Of
Goods, Cheaper than sold in the Western
Country.
IwiiI sell good Black six, yd. wide. for 81
- - IN. wide - 80
price. "'
lhavea Large and Splendid Stock of French EngIisl
and American MermOcs.
viii sell the best line MeTinues at ] 90
American Il English fromils! TO 81
English Merinoes at 81
Such as no Western Merchant before in this
country.
have so pieces of Alpscas fall colors and style
which will sell cheaper than offered this any
other market have a splendid stock ofDeIancs and
Cassimercs Plain Figured, Striped Barred and all
OTs, will sell the best quality at 25c have of the
hest stock of Ginghams you saw will sell G ing.
pieces of the best CaCOes you saw, will sell at Sc
such have heretofore sold at l2l have large as
sortment OF Shaws, OF all kinds and coOTs will sell
Saws3 - yds long at $500, and others almost any
price, have large stock of Flannel of all COlors, will
sell Red Flannels almost yd wide for sc, have
ry arse stock of Muslms Bltached UnbcaGhed, Glazed
and OF all coOrs for l4tO l2s have 4j pieces OF Cass
and Cassinets, will sell Cassinct pair of
Pants for 80, good sold last year $500
will sell good article OF Coat patron trimmed for
Sc CO. have the largest stock of Ready Made Clothing
had which will sell at almost the purchasers
fer, have good stock Of Boots Shoes Hats. Caps and
thousand other articles too tedious TO mention which
will sell at the rates. want all of my old
mcTs, and thousand new Onca, tO come aud examine
themselves, aud they will get first Bagaiusi
their satisfaction, At the Dry Good Store OF
SAMUEL KLINE.
n. B.-I have Splendid stock of silk Bonuets Of all
coors. will sell some as low as $3.50, and any other
Chemzett uuder.secveS and Collars, which wii sell
cheaper than was offered in this Market. ANY
thing have in my line of business viii cxchangcslor
all Kinds of Country Produce. :. X.
CIArSXlllp Nov, 10, lSJj,
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TO TEACHERS,

H&s, THE BOARD OF SCHOOL EXAM
pE4tsY iNERs, will meet in the school house in the
vS West end of ST.. CIAiRsvIIIE, on Saturday
Dec. 2nd, 1854, nt ~ O'Clock A. M.
BY order Of the Bould.
ID ID. r. COWEN, Clerk.
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Estate Of Samuel Wilson, Decd.

n Office is hereby given that the Sub
L scrber has heen duly appointed and qualified by
The Probate Court of Belmont Co. Ohio Administers
tor of the Estate OF Samuel Wilson; Decd late of said
county, with the win annexed.
All those knowing themselves indebted to said Estate
are requested To make immediate payment, and those
having claims will present them duly authentic aicd
settlement wit hin one year from this date.
SAMUEL PRICE, Adm'r. with viii annexed.
Dec. |, 1854.
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And our old citizen, WIN. VI. FARIs is there to
furnish all that II excellent IN IL Hrt aud low the
same material or quality can be had at any similar
talshmegt In the country.
Recollect his rooms nearly OPP osite the Bridge
adjoining the Nj nroe House
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SALT sALTN sALTn!

4 IL persons in want ~ Llyc -r'i.lo
"a viii piesgetakc notice thst tfc srf--tiisr heH
Just focoivfd supply Of the yrry 'rd otAitty .l
Btls., which he b. selling 81 wlttiis prices, tsatt
per Bhi) At his store IN -. Ciaitsviile.
p "a large lot offne SAT- ~ Sacks for Bui,rr aud
Tale use. Just restivtdby John JEPsBN
Nov. g. i.Ji
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he rem ,rts'e cu-r7 paf,rnri by ia, e,ca est OF s
ragia Hhcumai ISM SCrnfiia Eruytous on tho SRI
Blvcr Disease, Fevers. Uccrs Old Sores Affections OF
the kiducys Diseases Of the 1hrOnt Female Complaints.
Pains and Aching of the Bones and JOINTS speedily
put to Hight by using this and nrstnabe remedy.
For al dses.es of lhc Blood, nothing has vet been
found to compare with II. ceausosthe system OF all
impurities, acts gently aud efficiently the Liver and
kidneys, strengthens the Digestion gives tone to tho
Siomnch,mekes the skin clear and healthy, and re-.
stores the Constitution. enfeeled hy d. or broken
down W The eIcessos of youth to its pristine vgor and
strength.
For the Ladies' Il is ncomparahly hetter thnn all the
cosmetics ever used. few doses Of ClRIERs SPANISH
HNTrRE viii remove a'l salowness of complexion,
bring the roses maung 10 the cheek give elasticity to
lbe step, and improve the general health iemarkae
degrec, h"yOnd all the medicines ever heard Of.
Jhe large number of certificates which have rece
we'd from persons from all parts OF the United States is
pf hotel Keepers, magistrates physicians, and public
men. wei huOwn 20 the community ali add their iest.
MON to The wonderful effects OF ihis GREAT BLOOD
ijEiIIIR.
CaiI on the AorST and gcta Circular and Almanac
and read tic wonderful cures this truly greatest of all
%oG.ri riurs has performed.
None genuine iwesa signed BENNETT & BEERS,
Prom eOrs. No. Pearl Street, Rchmond Va; to whom
al orders for supplies and agencies mast be Addressed.
And for sale hv
II. ALEXANDER. st, Clarsyi,ie.
Jas. Baker. Wheeling
Wm. Dunbar. TuiontOwn.
Gcn.'. Be.hel, Flushing.
RS. Clark. GOrrisiO'yn.
II. II. Mott. BsrncsviI!e.
". r. Miles & Son. SomeftDn
Ara Nv Dealers in Medicines cvoTywhcre. Nov 10.
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TERMS OF THE DAILY TRIBUNE;
Single copy, one year s.
Cluls-same price,
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sa5~ For the best Daguerrcotypcs
Single or in groups, go to 100 Main
street, Wheeling,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SERVICES AT THE County lTFIRuARY;4-CoTMEN-
ING, UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE AT 3 O'eLOcE, Z. Nj
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TESTIMONY FROM OHIO.

ions HOFFMAN, Jeromcsville, Ohio, May 30th, lsj3
sad: II state fer your satislactiOn. and also
orIns Of Others that your German Bitters is what
recommend It to be. highly valuable medicine which
know from having used it in my own family TO my
entire satisfaction. All who have used give Ihe
same recommendation
SrE?gES A. MEALY, Canton, Ohio. MAY II, -ls53
says: "Ugvlng heard your German tiers highly rC
commended on sources IN which placed much conf
tcnce. ordered fonr bottles from Cleveland. Ono n
them my daughter who has derived great han.
cit fron it; two OF the others sold Immediately,
would like you TO send me supply OF tito SELL"
JoHy CLARK, unswck, Ohio May &c, lSji says
IoUt German Bt'rs have proved successful in
case that has come 10 ny knowledge and has oPens
THoMAs. LFTt HFoRD. Lovngton, Ohio. Docemhet27ti
!-i3 says: My wife has ceH Affected with the Live
Cym 1Iant and Dyspepsia for number years Gurii
which time have spcut deal for doctorimc ;lI
she received vary Little beHe1 iererOm, aud final
doctors said she could not be cured. Last sprine
concluded q try your Ri.ters she took two hotties aud
since taking them she has been able 10 attend
her business, as very lately she hal atiacs il
has aIain commenced The Bitters. have sold qu-,.
number OF bottles through her recommendations and
far as eau learn. It has given satisfaction to ALL.
DAvIn.ABnoTr AusinshnrG. Ohio,.s ,.snecenhcr 8 1853
says: Permit to bear testimony to the remark ai
hcacy OF your German Btters in The cure of 1--we
complaint. For years previous 10 taking ii, was
vcrely afflicted with disease of The Liver, much -0
that did expect 20 live, hut by free use Of La
;crs thanks to a kind Providence, find myself crtr.lv
restored TO health and able 10 resume my usual employ
merit"
These Bitiers entirely vegetable and free from A..
colOic simu'anI and all Injurious ingredients, uI.D .
their operation, they strengthen, the SYSTEM never
tre:c It.
They are entirely vegetable and free from all iuju,oa
Ingredients.
sold by dealers in medicine everywhere.
For ehy
il. Alexander. st Clairsville
Geo. G. Bethel. Flushing.
Vim. Dunbar, Iniongown:
;. Gregg, Morrstown.
II. n. NO!t, Barnesviie.
VI. r. Miles & son SnmeriOn.
.9nd by Dealers in Medicines everywhere.
November 10 1854.
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CIR OC Z r | L 8 ,

v--5o A. aersons knowing themselves indebted to ih'
ubscribrr are requGsed 10 call and settle al as early
day as possible. IL d. ~
oct 81 lc54.
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than once a week requested 10 examine the Semi
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loh mat At seven oolock precisely 70 utter their stern
presst sssnst the threatened breach OF faith aud hsr
esesrmned hostility 10 any enorosohu ent oy me sAse
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~ that act -
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ork fS Go cop~s) been aud that the
author NJ der presea state Of ioss
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YORK This 10 - be regretted a. the compse-r,y of Mr.
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DAxnI G. FnI TO Miss MARGARET A. g. eldest cAuahter
Of the late Fetaher Tyson, all Of this city
On Tuesday, February Ia b. the Rsv Il Fhhar Mr..
GsoRGE BEEss to H. LouKE daughter OF Mosson Clarke
all OF this city.
On wsdns sesy evening, February Id. at St. Marks
Church, by the Rv Frspcs Peck Mr. ROBERT Woorros TO
Mrs HIzABErH DENTON MORGAN, all OF Brooklyn.
On Wednesday, February 10, at Philadeloha BY the
Rev. Mr. Morris Mr. BENJAMIN j. Levy Of New York. TO
ESTHER Youngest daughter Of Mrs mAu all Of the
former eitv.
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80, 40. a..
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11ss ia 100, I92 1886 2ol 2es 1871 2eSs 2ll 17o2is
2o4. 245
surrRroR Counr-Nos a47, sss. 10, q. 4ss. 4o4X So
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Married.
On Tbursdsv. Fsbrusry 10. by the Raw. Nr Eiwsrd r.
Hisoox JossPB Miss MARY JANE dsugh ter
Of fssso Lewis ESQ AL o tbis city
On Wednesday, February 10, By the Rsy Lot Jonss Mr.
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Mines and Mining.

THURSDAY Feb 1852 "
Parker Vein continues 70 re rith ALE ~ ~ Leaisn
Csc has improved x; vssss. x siooe Last sac Nr'h
Csrohci ~ stationary 49, Potonsc has tesisnay 20
fsssn spd will probably sell a. tbs agure II tay
t-7i sas ffcs offered ier The tavli "a .
hs ella ~ The bids p~rs--F1r Cirlbsrl,n a7x N-~
crssf ~ Uisttr - potosi AZ: Moth Ansscsa o.;
sug sice o TIL = lzE Futon X, v.ndrcou ~,
Rtttnt a y, PhepN Gold u; Jlnrsd So, The sslss
~ the ST. ~ harSs former pe ga Al the
Anetcn ! as sftsrnoons70S' Ia wrence colo AZ 30
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IDTNRFlSEMENYS REAEWKB EVERY DAY

ENTERTAINMENTS REAEWRB EVERY DAY
Personal.
" W. scHwAHN WILL HEAR SOMETHING OF
a siI in Nc
IMPORTATION wANrEp-oF BETTY BERuINGaAx.
By her u,o,s Owen Broasr.f rs,.doa AZ thu hoa,s q
x: 1 :ss :sR css s n.
RI THE PRISON WHO TOOK rus CHILDREN OF
The late Mrs Lcuiss underh ef Csua street will es
TEE RELArIvIs OF GEORGE WILSON, WHO DIED
on boars ship sssshound, Captain Bshm, her late
~sra Cd rowe sn ss., as s H
NJ Hubbard supposed 40 have been living ibsssa'h
i Fl. % obN &c ~
TBE PHYSICIAN WAC IS ENaAoED TO FHE
d.ushtsr Of retired merchants, living In who
fser father visse: know Tsssa. for
vious letters have been AZ Believes her liberty
@ .Sis:s@ .s. $sss
s..s.ry isouId .hs. iSs .: III. physo.a
i SsSs to III: Would $ ''as before sss ;sR';a
THERE Is A LETTER IN TIE POST OFFICE roR
TEE GENTLEMAN VINO CALLED ON SUNDAY AT
t0V.stry street inquiring Tor board and in hoh
he could have fire. may mess with enc nov II not suited
THE FIREMEN.
A ssooIarIoN or IxHnPr FIRENEN.-Tus xEa.
tsr: Of The As.os.Sn are Isaus.ssd 70 NEE. A. ne
r. Alter '' 'A VIEW R ss. Sea-
THE MILITARY.
-
cSs .s
,lensa !. heesm.s ny p.nfq sgty 70 inf yoa q The
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Eonsomer, Guards The oempaaies osmpri.ing the Taath
o. wiamsbaTs and All other smpsnes Of ,roohlyn New
Il. s. nnd m ylsisn are respectfully iavised 70 attend
JOHN KELLY Lieut. Comm snding.
fioHArL ANTHONY, o darby ssrfesn'.
LOST AED FOUND.
ERoocH...rouND,. IN TrFrH AVENUE WEEK
~ ssc lad, brooch Which msy Be had On application
7 osr- ON SATURDAY, llfH INST, A SMALL aoL9
len rth ed rho arder via be ssi,ssiy REWARDED
By re,uihng ht ls East rwopy frat street. tsreon Bresd
Il X,
IL large black Newfoundland dog marked vita Vhite
IT ps his ies.t had brssa liar wsh -,
Bedford svenue Answers 10 the Of Rhnne autkbo
ressrd Will % yen BY returning 30 O. N. KINNEY Fui
ven avenue, third door above ErEnkltp.
7 osT-og WEDNESDAY, svESIyG, IN ONE or 1uF
Bisad-sy, si'.sssr sha ssssns stree .,sss ana
Ting ont ~ tte Ne.r~ rot.n Bots The Under vii b tsr
sy Atjod rstprDpg hem 10 ZIG Eroaawey They
% no value ercopt 70 the owner.
I CsT-sUPPosED TO HAVE BEEN TAKEN BIZ MIS-
IL tale iron ths store Off Ford, z Pine ttres snail
care covered with Canton mNttnE and marked G. Teus
50 Lama NO. rt>ning sub bdks Ntesl fevsra gill
h pale feI nc feesrsyy g. TIE SAINT