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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-24
A coon STOCK FARM IN DUBLIN.

n y II Ne
"A N. H., FOR SALE.-Ccnainng $50 acres Of land
including about forty acres Of fine growth Of wood and
timber and valuable sugar orchard also, orchard of
grated fruit trees The farm is situated within one and
hat mile OF the centre Of the town, the stage road
leading from Dublin to Keene The buildings consist of
good cottage house. with ELL two barns sheds sugar
house. &c. all in good repair, and supplied with good
durable water. 1t is situated within mile and half
Of churches and store, and there fine school house
within forty rods Of the buildings and in good school
district The farm produces from thirty forty of
good hay annually, and the pRsturing is good. The
premises may be conveniently divided Into two farms
Toe above offers inducements to those wishing to
purchase cheap farm, susceptible Of improvement
the owner must sell account Of the i'll health of his
family The Stock, Hay, Farming Tools, and Sugar APP
paratus will be sold with the Farm, If desired, and pos
session given Immediately Terms easy. Price So 900.
For further particulars, apply to ROLAND FARNUM,
on the Dremises, au24 dot
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N B.. In consequence of the above change in bust
ness it will be necessary that all accounts due July 1s
should be IR1mediateIy settled
Those not paid the LIST of September must be left
in other hands for collection.
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TICE.-Pursuan to the provisions of the Re-
~ vsed Statutes of this Commonwealth, the under
signed. the President and majority of the Directors
of the Saunders Cotton Mills hereby give notice that the
amount of the capital stock Of said Company and what
is actually paid in, is hundred aud seventy Ave
thousand dollars; and that the amount of all existing
debts forty eight thousand four hundred and twenty
nine dollars and sixty-two cents.
EEK SAUNDERS, President
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Just received 200 Bbls celebrated "Boston
Mlls' Flour, 200 Bbls. Watcher Mills Flour.
Also on hand, Frankfort, Minervs, Fremont Pnckney
New Castle, Harris, and other Brands Of Flour which
We are selling at the lowest market prices. We have
also on hand constantly and for sale Gfan and Meal Of
Of all kinds also Grain and Flour Bags, at the manhac
turers's prices. W. IL. DEXTER o.,
jy1 du SOl Main street,
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Real Estate bought sold ard exchanged.
Personal Property exchanged loi Real Estate.
Real Estate exchanged for Personal Property.
Tenements to let In various parts Of the city a4
Accounts collected. 5000
M0NEY to loan on good notes ~f
MONEY to loAnon Gold and Silver Watches
Money 10 loan Furniture or any good collateral So
curity. '.fs.s.
All business transactions strictly confidential.
jyA d3m o. y ALLHN als Mnin 1t.
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administration stood pledged that the people Of Kansas
should have the opportunity TO decide il for themselves
They had the opportunity almost directly presented in
the election of the members Of the constitutional eonven
ton and il might be oontended under representative
system that what they did by their agents they did by
themselves and that the requirements Of the doctrine of
popular sovereignty fully answered by represent
ative by personal action but this ground need not
be taken the convention has submitted the question to
be passed upon yes or no. without reserve by the
voters OF the Territory and they have the oppor
tunty direct distinct without reservation evasion to
say by majority Of their votes whether Kansas shall be
free or slave State .yes or y and If they say
no. slavery shall longer exist in the State Of
Kansas"
This is the long and the short of the matter. The
view taken Of the subject by the President in his
to Congress is fair plain, bold and straightforward He
is sustained learn by every member of the admins
tration and will he sustained by the democratic party
North and South by Congress- and by the common sense
of the country ga rsi4s6rsf ta dt7 sds 3o
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FINANCE AND BUSINESS.

The issue of treasury notes recommended by the Secre
tary oftbc Treasury has been authorized by Congress,
and the necessary engraving be done and
the notes signed they will be issued by the department
The amount authorized will he ample perhaps more than
sufficient to meet the wants of the government 1t is
presumed that will be issued than is required to
make up for the current falling OFF in the revenue. Any
material revival in trade hardly be expected for the
next two months, and during that period part of the
government payments must be made in these notes.
When the spring trade commences the goods now in
warehouse win be withdrawn for consumption, duties
will then be paid and the receipts Of equal the
ordinary amount If revival of trade is realized, as
the Secretary confidently anticipates mportatons will
also their ordinary volume the duties upon which
will be fully equal to the public wants
The weekly average of the New York city banks for the
week ending the 10th is regarded strong state
ment of their condition There has been general ex
pason except in the circulation which has been slightly
reduced The increase in loans is not large, and would
probably have been larger strictly paper had
been freely ofcfed for discount The specie reserve
has largely increased although portion of the increased
loans had been withdrawn in specie for the of south
crn and western banks This increase indicates that pay
ments from the country going without dminution
During the week the receipts Of specie by express from
the country was ncarya million Of dollars. The COM
parson of the bank statement with that OF the previous
week was as follows 5aa31 na alEaa asf
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ASSESSORS, NOTICE.

THE voters of the several wards will please take
notice that the will aend n the places designated be-
low O'Clock O'Clock, M every day, except
Christmas the 18th the this
inclusive purpose revising correcting the poll
First Redes frennsylrania and
Nineteenth street
John Stewards, Of Twelfth and
Third wardJ N. Downngs, l. street between Seventh and
Eighth streets. ,fsJt3 .Hsf ltt ail et4 ffiG &h5 y
Fourth Ward--City Hail. sst.ts e l-f 4ts ..4s.
Fifth wnd-B4F Dycrs, New Jersey avenue, and streets
south l A aAMtf&4 4 0iFHrS .7tis tsftefEt r Z
sixth warEdward waysons street. between Eighth and
Ninth streets. E8t 5rl E.as IL frss& #;r.ssg.gft 4
seventh ward.-John II, Bird u.
Dec lid a,}sassssts @ s... al "a s.t .tr 4. rs. r .
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FERArs.
nHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL. UNITED
States mali ships comprising shs line sre

The Atlantic -. Capt Oliver Eidridgs
Tue Baltic =. Csls- Jos Comstock
& fne AdrAnc sf,ff-'..,s eapt James West
These ships beeA built BY expressly or
soe has been taken their also in
ar engines 70 insure strength and speed and their
a Messengers unequalcd elegance comfort "
The this line Improved
and expense has been good as new
M thorough examination cm their construc
dad Ysr uSEQu ALLIED st'ftf W. go '.tt'i'ii ~ ss
Pe passage Liverpool in 1rst cabin slao
second cabin, sIb Prom Liverpool New York. and 20
ganeas fthlCf al ss.g .gsis..t ~ f5r "a rs ttf
No berth be secured until paid for ffH ttAft ~
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TIM PRESIDENTS MEssAoB.-We agree with the Wash
ington Union that it is of the gratifying indications
of the times that the public press has spoken strongly
in favor of the President Message Nor is this approval
confined 10 any particular section Of the Union II Is
general embracing the Presidents Kansas policy as well
as other views OF importance contained in the message
The national democracy viii continue sustain the Pres
dent no matter by whom he may be assailed.--Evcry
true democrat North and South feels that the existence of
the Union depends upon the existence and asccndency of
tho national democratic party and that every movement
tending to divide and destroy that party s blow upon
the pillars of the Union.--Rdleigh Standard
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LITERARY NOTICE.
The pipleuatie Raou q Ne aa,insra,ion, y Wa,s,o

The Diplomatic History Of ne Administrations Of Wasfinqs
and adams, from 1889 10 lS0l. BY William Henry
Trescot. Published by Little, Brown, Co., Boston
small volume, Of 2s5 pages bearing the above
title has been laid our table by the publishers Little
Brown, 8 Co.. of Boston Its title attracted our ater-
ton, and have examined with great care and nowex-
press the pleasure which that examination has afforded
u.s. The subject to which it refers is most ably and adj
mably treated and there is diplomatst, politician
general reader but what will derive great benefit and
advantage from its perusa Its accomplished author has
brought into small compass vast amount of important
information which, without such work. only be ac-
quired by great labor and patient investigation
This valuable book will be found at Franck Taylor's
Pennsylvania where almost everything valuable
in literature may bc had e
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utNe<aSM


The Ihepf no persorMl ~ epsfeti qr gks aess h'
-paymen Of the sdbscrpdon be maze IL adtance
Distant svbicrisz pay fgsg' yPney Piqsrsnna ." '''N
whi be assumed by oursciges a Is sac transmits ln
Tho COUNTRY PAPER pabhcd ariweeky daFs the sessions
sf Consross seni- -wrekIy during the reoesssi
subscriptions for period than win be received on terms
proportioned 10 the above annual rates
ssrPosMATFRs authorized 70 act as oqr agents and oy
sending ns r DAILY SUBSCRIBER With $50 enclosed; SEMI
WEEKLY subscribers With s.s enclosed win be entitled % copy
gratis alaa III 6aD fa flE
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The ships will accountable gold
bnon specie cwey precious stones metals bills
ding signed therefor and tho value thereof expressed therein
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TRENCH DINNERS, &c.-Mons L. Cabantous
IL from Paris having been taken in employ this day sha
prepared furnish dinners and suppcs parties every
scrou in the most approved style My well Mons
banous personal supervision all parties, every
ices es charoes &e Of very prouse varieties,
hundred patterns ico mouds for parties The following
French dishes will name, viz: t5tEs III Fl ,sf6ia
BEnree Froid Ia Gclce
Noy de Yean q Ia Saint Carat 8gst ia .ta At
Les Angnlles Beurre Montpelier sa-
Asrc 40 Foies Belle yue -At.' w E dE'H
Gaianine dc Fasan la dOrlean ss,ag 5 i.
Pate la Francaise Ia Gelee 5l -
Les Chaud Froid deconais trufe efH
Rllotne de Pigeon Ia Gelcc # 2 ~ ~ t'
salad d'Ilonland a Bagnasia sgl "a, az e5s # eE
Potago In Refine
poiage In Tonue I.t& argte H..F nt -ss
Potage dc Blond do Vean
Potagc Ia Rchcieu Essence Gibier f4seE'i & 32#5
les FIlets de Bocuf Ia Russo a,af
pinde la Clipolata. 42''" ''
""hstsa#t uI Hgia DEn,rces s.. 4 &itt gtt3sh4E5
auto do Fict de pouct a suprcm sf4v ga8st f.shtt
Patue Chand de Caile Gratn ...
fblet dc Caneton gus d0range w 'fgEH'@tlH
salms dc Pcrdreaux Becase
&c Sausc Pcigaeur
Cotele,,es de Pigeon Pits Pois ss ' |*a .f' At
Tendron de ycau Maudoinne, s...tts. Il. e. .s ..
Tinbale dc Maccaroni In Parsien
voe a la Toulouse. E6aag tb ..s,a5
With all other French dishes that may called Ny
Of fare at the usual priscss @ EssW8b5 t3 '#f#Hn#
Day borders, 81 day. weekly boarders s. per week
.. .atIf ltlttta4@t9ttt ~ 3fe J. G. WEAVER
No. a47 Pennsylvania avenue opposite Browns Hotel
Dec S-eom stts'i
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t'oR SALE, ON reasonable terms, commodous
- and substantially built brick dwelling house with back build
asehed Franklin which Of the beautiful
locations In Washington The
S cenr bath rooms hot and cold watcr &c and has
lor ,cc horses, carriage
IN wood house, and choice sold
or without The two valuable building lots adjoining
Apply at No sl2 GA story) 7th suct, Ito t1Hl hug D
Dec 1870 "D '"D "h's,.on, "a.
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The average of the specie line being an increasing one
believed that the actual amount in bank at the close
of business on Saturday 500 900 600 large ship
ment of specie to Europe made by the steamer of
"Wednesday of the present week. which may cause small
apparent falling off in the next weekly average.
This the third weekly statement published since the
resumption Of specie payments and the appehensos OF
those who feared sudden withdrawal of specie from
bank have not been realized onthc contrary the specie
reserve continues increase and nothing could have
aided eoctially toward the establishment OF
dcnce than this movement Money remains in moderate
demand 1t is usual for the banks to balance their books
at the close of the year. in consequence of which slight
strngency is always anticipated At the time
siderable accumulate in bank to meet the payment
Of dividends falling due the 1st Of January Their
disbursement will have the effect of increasing the sup
ply of money after that date *"
4 We have weeks later news from Europe since our
last weekly resume In England, financial affairs bore
an improving aspect and consols had risen in value the
closing price at the latest dates being 9 9la with div
dend Money was in fair supply at the stock exchange
at to per cent, and the demand at the Bank Of
England was not excessive At the bank the rate
tnucs at 10 per cent and will continue at that point
til the overssue of notes authorized by the government
shall have been entirely withdrawn The weekly state
ment Of the bank for the week ending December I'd
showed the following results . a.i.s
Increase of public deposites- -f2S3, ,269
Decrease of other deposites- ------- ~ = old, $50
Decrease of notes in circulaton-- 237, ,875
Increase of coin and bullion 92,795
The accounts from the continent very gloomy and
indicate that the panic had not yet runs course, but
spreading in all directions At Hamburg it seems to
have been unusually violent, twenty great commercial
firms breaking down in single day Some of these had
large connexions with Sweden and Norway. Several
failures had also occurred i'm England having connexions
in the countries. In Paris, notwithstanding many
favorable appearances trade FAR from being in sat-
sactory state and runor is mentioned that the Credit
Mobilicr was in difficulty and had sold large quantity
of stocks to enable it to meet its engagements.
The last weekly bank statement to hand, from New
Orleans presents the following comparison with that
the week previous aEea1wgaa8s EnEaHgg ##57f.tF
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EDWARD K. COLLINS, n-
eco - No So Wall street, N. Y.
4 BROWN, sHIPLEY, 4 CO.,
-. =. liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD Il CO.,
Z No, "a Austin Friars, London. Z
b. a. WAINWRIGHT & co.,
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GOLD AND SILVER PURCHASED

n GOLD AND SILVER PURCHASED
AT THE RATES FOREIGN BILLS OF EXCHANGE SOLD ON
The PRINCIPAL POINTS IN EUROPE IN SUMS TO SUIT.
EOID CURRENCY AND VIRGINIA MONEY
w accounts will bc opened for deposiors payable
IN gold charging the current rates Checks must be marked
cordingly. - "A tf,sfEf sN .t t-sf e.,ts,
sight drafts on ali tho principal cities in tho Union sold in sums TO
suit sTt f.4tlr4 iIsg.7d
Bonds and stocks sold commission.
uncurrent money bought and sold. e84LH2 4a n3
Land warrants purchased a the highest rates.
#4l swEENY, RfrTENIIOUsE, FAINT, q CO., 3
Dec 4--3m ~ Bankers
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..a H1r fs E5af sa Collectors Onice, }a'H
90 l.# #5 FA al stH City Hall, November s. 1857
NOTlCEis hereby given to all persons who have
IN not paid their for the year.
for previous years. that the expiration sixty
this date thereafter the advertisement prepared
all property which the remain unpaid viii b adyer
hsed and sold for the taxes, the law eDons. ssl 6
Those who wish be
the advertisement and sale requested 70
-, 5.0@ JAMES i, HALLIDAY,
Nov 1-oodJan5 Collector.
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Il FAREWELL 10 VERSE.

n FNETWEII
Sweet muse my friend Of many years, FAREWELL lE
Sweet mistress, who did never do me wrong
But still with me hast been content TO dwell t' 45 81
Through summer days and winter evenings long;
Sweet muse, whose soothed my soul farewell
A part with thee al last, and with thy song Eiaf
Never again, unless spirit Of might
That will not be denied, command my pen
Never again shall essay 10 write aa
What thou q thoughtD didst prompt: never again
Lose me in dreams until the mornng light at aa
Or soar with thee beyond the worlds Of men.
FAREWELL The pluniage drops from of my wing.
Life and its humber tasks hencefor,h ininel III
The lark no longer down from Heaven doth bring
E That music which, in youth, deemed divine; AJsH
The winds are nuei the river dares not sing .. -
Time lifts his hand, and obey the sign! lhE
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WEEKLY MISCELLANY OF LrrERATURE AND ART

WEEKLY MISCELLANY OF LTTERATURE AND ART
- = AiajHg AaA,1oa No 49, heN9tW btA ~ =
TO gentleman In this country in reply to am appli
Cornwall Bryan w Procior) The letter is very char.
actersh Of the genial writer, key 10 whose qualities
as man is furnished by the aectionate phrase often
used by his friends in speaking Of him.'dear Barry
Cornwall To the admirers Of his poetry who have not
yet made themselves possessors of his complete poetca
works would commend the superbly printed and IL
Illustrated volume entitled Dramatic Scenes and other
Poems, by Barry Cornwall recently issued in London
from the press Of Chapman and Hall The closing poem
In the volume, ga Farewell to Verse;" Is touching
and beautiful production We make no apology for
quoting it at the close Of the following hitherto unpub
+ 4 GR,y's 1SN SQuARE,
9g 'Ioft a9ai efsli s3tfb London, April 27 IS4I
DEAR srR,; You have been polite enough to ask for
my autograph send it accordingly because ii is
worth your possessing but because you require it, and
because II is of too little importance to withhold 9A
am glad that any of nay English friends across the
water or, after all not all English p take any
pleasure in reading my small matters in verse wrote
them when was somewhat inexperienced Now that
know Tor imagine that know about poetry
graver occupations prevent my following it, with
children is bound to produce guines instead of rhymes
Yet the Muse, though improbable in sense is pleas
ant and gracious In another and cannot find it in my
heart altogether to regret the hours formerly bestowed
upon wooing her, indeed not very successfully but
nevertheless with sufficient return to yield me some
qualification even now,
a 9 PIP 38 Your obliged and sincere ay
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OST LAND WARRANTS.--I6O-acre land war
rants issued Hannah WAX No $685. February a.
1901 and Margaret D. Cumming No 37764 August 14h
@ o have been lost nisad stolen All hereby
ned not 10 purchase thcm have filed
prevent the issue Of patent and made application dup
cate copies Nj SNYDER
sBsB sfGl Firm of NJ Snyder & Son, Bankers 5i1tE
NOV 2s-eod8w 3SS Penn. avenue, Washington, d. c.
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VXTANTED, by man and his wife, having no chill
wv stuaione practical gardener farmer his
wife good plain washer aud and dairy
both understanding their business perfectly and well
commended Peasc address Gardener Georgetown post Office
5rss q lfg
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PHOTOGRAPH OIL PAINTINGS. a
DROFESSOR J., T.. CHURCHILL, Artist, respect
friends patrons
and solRts continuance OF the
studio at Martcy Gallery No s Pennsylvania aveHuc three
doors east Of ~ street. 'tt lEN5af5ff .tt >a a"
Dec 4f gaa.efarHglt Hsgl75
.3 D'IyERNOIS' HOTEL,
Pennsylvania 4ceiue 5pen Seueneauh and Eighteenth sres
4sae. a. WASHINGTON, d. c. s.,e a.#.st.tst.
This establishment newly arranged
improved principle, with private apartments
+Hsf E5NaE for either ladies' or gentlemen. .tlah a
R- supplied with the choicest Of wines liquors
Game aud other dclicacies In t at5g .fr E
Hot and cold lunch from II o'clock, m, until IL ~
Nov 22-u s't +''44-
A MOTHER immense lot of Paper Dolls, also paper
IA furniture, parts and ?, just received at
IN fst.'aee5. q l.tsf sttasf TAYLOR & MAURYs
Dec 13-5t .. Bookstore, Penn. Ninth street.
vTNO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS AND OTHERS
Il To let furnished Four parors with bed
Hotel Also STORE at tho
same place EE.G Eaat4e 8a DANIEL T. GRoUX.
Dec 9--d2w s.t.4.y. 4. .7r-..
LNLIGIBLE and we'll furnished apartments, singly
IL suite 504 Penn avenue, between 2d and Sd
streets. liieNt '#t %ts tAt-tss #ail MRS E. LAKE.
.....t r,E JAMES j, DICKINS, s.e...,a.a al .
fn .aaa g. ATToRyEY-AT -AT-IAw, ta ]hG ,a gG3#
s."as PATENT, CLAIM, AND GENERAL AGENCY s''" ',i
Cyfcs Southeast Corner Of Sereih and T. streets.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT AT

WINTER ARRANGEMENT AT
G. GATHERS FRENCH RESTAURANT.
THE subscriber, order to accommodate the pub.
l. 'o gives notice that he will furnish meals weekly boarder
at the rate Of 81 per week.
Bills fare win be Furnished every day for the accommodation
such guests and facility will be given
dine and sup at such hours will suit the every
ron OF the establishment
Breakfast from 8 till I2 O'Clock. t ' tt f.t "
Dinner from 2 til O'Clock. .......
supper from till 10 o'clock.
E#N tEEAEs5+8E #4 Hs &. GAUTTER,
DecZ-3tawzw 252 Pennsylvania
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-14

WHEAr-C Creole IHheat Well, why not raise
wheat, corn, oats, barley and rye in Louisiana, as
well as sugar. cotton, and an endless variety Of pro-
ducts? The soil Of Louisiana is believed as well
adapted to raise almost every description Of cereals
- the most favored climate under the sun. A sam
pie Of wheat, raised in the garden Of Mr.. r. A. Bon
net on ST. Bernard avenue Third District Of city,
has been left at our Office, which fully confirms the
fact that wheat as well sugar, can be produced on
our rich and yielding soil. It requires very little
trouble, and if an agricultural association could be
formed it would be productive Of the greatest benefit
to all classes and all branches of commerce and agr
culture. The movements now on foot for such an
association will, beyond doubt, produce some favor
able results.
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Island of Cssbd,

JOS D % MIN G O,
Importer of Havana Cigars 6 Leaf Tobacco,
No. l6 Cusomhouse street
Has Just opened the above importing establishment
where be found superior stock Of best selections and
most favorte brands Of
HAVANA CIGARS,
PAPER CIGARS and
LEAF TOBACCO.
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
"OLD J0E,' as he is famary known for the last
sixteen years. at his old stand in the Rotunda
UNDER THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
still remains in his old quarters where be found the
best brands of Havana and Paper Cigars Of his impora
ton. Also, at his Cigar Stands in the
CITY HOTEL,
ST. LOUIS HOTEL, and
ARCADE,
always be found thyey best brands Of Chewing Tobacco
Paper Cigars and the very best quality Havana Cigars and
Smoking Tobacco. milo 2ply