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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-08-12

s~-,.;n s~~--; General Concha. sf Caoa' has
3 - proclamation against the slave
sSta :. honestly probably ~ the procia-
-. see1. s.a.p, Fierce against fIlibassering.
- .-.er.l declares that The trade is .
- Of corruption. Disturbing she
~-'ss. = ,..;.dici.l TO the honor and govern,
- ,a..1 Ii is decreed. that persons
ssss . = - intended landing OF slaves.
caa'sAs ;..<d IRON the island, and Il land
ssaa = s...lu,ely been effected, then the parties
hs =. 20 be sent TO HAsana' to ee
e.a \, the captain general h'usen.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-08-12

BoLp ROBuERY AND $500 REwARD.-The
Monroe (Wis) Sentinel SAYS that James Haw-
thorne, living near there, was robbed last Sat-
urday Of about 81 800 in gold. He and his wife
We re asleep in the bedroom, and the robbers
came in, removed q cradle containing chtld,
drew out heavy trunk from under tho head
of the bed, picked up Mr. H.s pantal0ons snd
leaving them upon the doorstep. They then
took the trunk to the barn, broke it open, took
out the gold; dropping couple OF twenttes N
their haste, aud decamped $500 reward - Oh
fered Tor the thief or thieves.
PLucKY.-A couple Of Cincinnati papers an
nounced that NJ. Payne, the Republican cand'-
date for Congress in the Kentucky district op-
posite that city, had declined to run. tie there
upon publishes card saying: II shall run the
race through. as my friends desire, II my path,
way il paved with revOlvers and bowie knives.
KILLED By A BxAN.-On Saturday, the 10th
| ult., the infant daughter Of Mr.. Garrett SchneE
| Ter. Of Richmond, indiana, swallowed . bear
| which lodged in her windpipe- Medical az
| was called imme ediatelv, but il could not be ex-
| tr~cted- vas found to have made its way towart
| the lungs. For day or two after the acclden
the child seemed "a though she could not iy'
| from ono hour to another. She then becam'
| apparently quite well-playful She continues
20 until Saturday the 25th ult., when, Wills
| seated on the 6oor, engaged With her playthiags
ehe was suddenly seized with 6t Of couehn
and strangied to death in moment II y sur
posed that the bean was thrown up from tn
lungs III coughing. and lodging in her windpips
caused her death She was fine healthy chill
ahont ten months old
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-08-12

A cRo~p.-some people estimate minister
preeis-syss they DO hcrse-by his market
prices, oshsrs ss they do a drummer Who hunts
~ customers and secures trade. and Others
sill simply By the cro~ds which flock 10 hear
hin preach. We are reminded of an incident
l. The life Of Bishop Horne whenever We think
ef thu cisssc
Bishop Horne had his dignity somewhat taken
eusp. shen be took possession Of the Episcopal
Palace. sf Nora leh, IN 1871. He turned round
upon The saep-, and exclaimed:
..g,rm us, bless us-~hat . multitude oi
pesps''
.syA. ms Lord said bystAnder, "this il
ho:ts.g 10 q crowd on Friday last to see mar
iaaSed-
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Tn PowEsnKrK AuspEn--ln closing its mo-
sss es the banging Of Thomas. by the mob, the
non,sruma Republican gives the following par
scu..rs. Il says, after the cuips:t had been let
au.u frar the tree for the third time
TAix time il IL stated, that he said he knew
,bo did the crime, but il be made confession
Il sould only bring Others into Trouble and
veuld not sselre his owE life. After talking
vi,h tsn some fifteen or twenty minutes. and
,.,..nx to Srax from him anything in regard TO
a. rsr.,efraiion si the horrible crime, he was
vasa drxEn up TO the limb and permitted TO
rnass there Until dead. After remaining IN
tAsi l-assIon for some two or three hours, he
vs - u down aai buried in the Grove, some
IL o. Siseen rods from where he was executed.
hv.seN short time until the crowd dispers-
ID ana ever, one Heni about his business. In
,ae v~ung the town Was almost, II not quite,
- gats o. il was The evening previous, and al
tts time the transaction has almost ceased 10
BE- tsssA Of
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-08-12

serribis tragedy sss enacted on SAtur day
nssnanG sAortiy after daylight q the Sea View
House. Sesersink. y. T.. Albert S. Moses,
!ssng man she sas temporarily IN charge Of
u ~. being nsrdereA By de boet-ksepes Of
tse sstssisshmens. Janes r. Doaaelly. The
Ssrsasfs Jury SsaaA thAs The murder wss com
sai%d By Dsaaslly, asd b sss accordingly
eeHnisasd - The jail = Freehold - asais his
tnsl, vt,eh viii come on during the ensning
ncnsk
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-08-12

| u Speaking Of the abundant hay crop this
season, the N. Y. Independent most senslbly
says: "The hay crop is the first in order, and
is of more importance than is generally suppos,
ed The value Of the hay produced is far greater
than that Of wheat or corn. The price Of hay
enters into the price Of meat Of milk, Of butter,
horses, cows and sheep. In this State an extra
crop of whea, is q certainty"
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-08-12

HAsstss ET WHoLEsALE.-The Texas In
.laloiian Of the llth inst, has the subleined
psetsre Of the lawles.ness prevalent in that re-
note State. II exhibits a sad addition TO the
sioleace, rapine, murder and l!nching, alarm
aglt il the ascendant; almost throughout the
elgth and breadth Of the land:
We learn that Q row occurred few days
Ghee On the San Antonio road, near Victoria,
between tie Mexican and American teamsters,
ir shleh ikree or tour of the Mexicans were
taeis shot IL grew out of long existing
tsad between tnem. the American teamsters
harias, ~e understand. determined to drive of
iae hsKicaas. whom they most cordially hate,
because saey haal goods from the bay At ex.
trereay icw aud ruinous prices.
kamofs constantly reach us from the upper
country, thai the vigilance committee are ra
king sse country fore and aft, and swinging ey
ery horse thief and murderer they can ind
g-allrnan Who came down tie road . few DAY.
sltace, saws thar be saw dozen bodies suspend
&C oa one tree, and on another i've grea
EAny u the despe-adoes have passed througl
isss town On their way to New Orieans-no
Considering il healthy 10 remain any longer
iae committee continues the country viii &c
fac VI the scogndrels that have 30 long intest.
lar borders
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Niagara Falls. Angus,

Last evening about O'clock, large piece OF
rock, weighing not less than one hundred tons,
fell from the precipice on Goat Island, 500 feet
from the BRUSH tails. Four persons were At
the foot of the precipice ~ the time, three OF
whom were injured: q. w Parsons of Cleye-
land it is feared fatally, +. u. Williams, ct New
Haven, had arm broken, and boy named
Harvey leg broken.
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Lawrnncn. Kar...s. .Inlr 80

4 most iniquitous appor,ionmeuf tor the oe-
tober Territorial election has been made, la
counties have 5 representatives and IA coan-
ties have Sc. Troops are to be de'aled to guard
the officers at the election. The migration OF
the year is not to vote. Gov. Walker turned
over the making of the apportioament to the
President and Sueakcr OF the first Legislature.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-08-12
Albany, Aug. 4,

The American Association tor the advance
mcnt Of Education met at noon ~ the capitol
to day. In the absence Of the president OF the
Association, Chancellor Patton, the char was
taken by Amos Dean, L. l.. D., OF the Iowa Uni.
versity. Nothing was done bur the reading OF
tie minutes, after which al Adjournment took
place till half past 3 p. NJ The attendance was
small
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. C. B. / Q. r. Rive had the pleasure Of NO
ticing, while taking short journey east, last
week, that this road is in very good order. and
is doing large and steadily increasing business.
The exhibit Of last month shows large .arnings,
and good profit. A dividend has just been
declared, which is now payable. The acknowl
edged punctuality of the trains on this road, and
its sure connections with all the roads that come
in contact with it, render it desirable and pop
ular avenue Of travel while the gentlemanly
bearing and accommodating spirit Of the conduc'
tors and other employees, make it pleasant
route for the traveller.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-08-12

q The Editor Of the Eagle, German paper)
seo'es little article which appeared in the
nAsa-Ese some days ago, from the pen Of the
'sfnaa caeiniss, Leibig. and makes US RESPONSE
" iar the same. Leieig. it ~ill be remember
- nd that beer contains no nusritive proper
lss-sasa the earbonic acid IL contains impaired
ssAh expanded and pulled up the body, but gave
= aiuse'e Or ssrength. The Editor Of the "Ad-
N cont pretend to contest this scientific qaes.
va sith his intelligent coantryman, but be an
sseFs after the folio~ing ingenious plan He
~ Use, the Eiitos Of the HAuk-Eye, ese'
esas IL conflict with any Of our brewers. VI
nal tad ess uhether beer impsrss strength OF
10 Ncs, BY this Kind Of reasoning, we cal
fsss that corn in the ear, prairie hay and cole
ssisr Esse more muscle than roast beef o. lage
ssef II the Adler man dont believe il. let hiu
lsrhsss hinseif 70 dray and try haaliag agains
aEaie
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Now York Aup. 4.

Mrs. Cunningham was again arrested to-day
on a charge OF felony. Il appears that a. the
trial before the Surrogate Mrs ~ counsel hint
ed that she was enccnte BY nr. RatdeN. Sns-
picions were aroused and q plan formed to en-.
trap her through her own physician, Dr. Ohl
4 marked ch,id was borrowed lrom The Bellevue
hospital. and last night Mrs. Cunningham pre-.
tended to 5e delivered oft. The arrest y at
the instance Oh District Attorney Hall.
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WashinGton, Aeease =

w oehtA As0@s ANSN@< - e.
On Friday there was delsgs q rain b.
Macon 20 Montgomery. Bridge we're carr
.vsv and embsnkmenta Injured, and sfalno
~srs .sorped n different dirvctieaa TIE esspD
we're much damaged. Floods Of she rivers vsse
feared. a. the rains throuehoat the Stats Co.,
tinued daily. 49,
Buffalo. n. r., Aug. 8.
A prize eight took place Saturday 4. -. .
Point Abine, Canada, opposite TIL. sisy, 0etwss1
Bradley ard Kankiua, two Irish poeii'sts -
Phil.delphia. The stakes we're &2,OD aide.--
They fought one hundred aIai 6fiy one roundA
occupying two hours and 6fty.eight minutes
Bradley was the victor. Kankius being sevsfe-
ly punished.
Toronto. August 8.
The splendid steamer J, q. Morrison. beiong.
ing 70 the Ontario Simcoe and Lake Huron =.
X. Co, burnt 10 the waters edge At Borri4 Lake
Simcoe last night No lives lost.
81. Louis, Ang. D.
Accounts from L~aveRwosth, kansass an
nounce intense excitement growing ott OF tho
robbery and murder Of q man named S,elhens
on Friday last, and the Subsequent di-covcr, of
an orranixed band Of nurderrr.. Two men
named Baiaes and Quailes ~ere hung. B.ises
made confession implicating several respscsa-
BILE citizens as coniederateS OF the band.
MISSOURI sLEcrfoN.
Boon Co.-Offcial.-R Rollins 524, . gain Of
i5S.
Howard -ofHciaL-Stewast las. q gain Of
76.
Lafayette Co.-Rcported 500 for Rollins.
New York, August q.
Late Yesterday r. N. DR.. Cotton was ADMITTED
a. States evidence by Mr.. Hall and made sn 1fh.
da,it in which he alleges that Mrs. Cunningham
Is suffering from an attack OF cholers otbna,
that he examined her person on Monday nisht
aud saw she WAS not in any way with child and
had not been, finally, that be vas present ct No
birth that night.
letter from the Post Master General on tho
sntject OF site Tor the q. in this city was
laid before the Common Counc last night, presss
~ plainly mtsmating that II the city ~iii Eivo
room in the Park an edihces will be erected
there.
The U. s. Steamship Relief from Aspinwall
FOR Boston ~as spoken July 9Th in lsitude - .
longitude 81 ; 81 min with sickness GA board
and without medicine, but'~as supplied.
The examination in the case OF Mrs Gun.
ningham was tkis morning adjourned till to.
morrow. Mrs. G, still remains in bed and ap.
pears TO very ILL., DR.. Coffin il still confined
at the Station House.
New Orleans, Aug. 9.
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Stn,rl1nnviIln q Anr .

An unproyoked murder was committed here
at 10 o'clock Saturday night, OH The person OF
an Irishman named Martin Hallorand, engaged
on the Pittsburgh and Steuhenvillc RailroasN-
The murderer not yet arrested
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Last eve n W Bellisle, editor ul the Journal,
shot Chas. H. Human, formerly editor OF the
Democrat The attack was.hy the latter, who
charged Bellisle with the authorship of an arti.
Gle in Sunday paper. Tie wound is not dan
rerouS.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-08-12

e,LK, Corrox AND WooL-The three great
articles Of manufacture, silk, cotton and wool,
are rapidly rising in price in Europe, and doubts
are entertained whether The supply Of any one
Of them will be found equal TO the demand
Wool 10 selling at from AS to 45s the todd OF
Is lbs and the greater part Of the clip which
vas on the sleeps back month ago. has al-
ready, il Is stated, passed into the hands Of the
epeculatOr or manufacturer
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Primary elections are being held to night oy
the Americans for delegates 70 The City Sonveh-
tion. Two sets OF delegates have been chosen
in many Of the wards. There was considerable
disorder and some fighting ia the ID, ith and
9Th wards, but nothing Of a serious nature has
occurred.
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An unproNokeu murder was committed mere
at 10 o'clock Saturday night, on the person Of
an lrishman named Martin Hallonnd, engaged
on the Pittsburgh and Steuhenville RailroasN
The murderer not yet arrested.
New York, Aug. 5.
The Cunard steamer Persia, from Liverpoo
/ 25th ult., arrived at 5 o'clock this a. m.
She reports Monday morning at passed tn,
| Vanderhiit-at $50 passed the Atlantic. Th'
/ North Star and Jason arriged out the 22d.
| GREAT BRtrAIN.--Governmen had intimate'
TO Parliament that nothing woall he done ii
China but the destruction OF War Junks unit
the result Of Lord Elsins mission 20 Pekin wa
ascertained. lfit was unsatisfactory hostihte
would continue at Canton.
Lord John Russell had obtained leave to brin
in new bill tor the admission I'll Jews.
Baron Rothschild has resigned h,s seat, b.
has been nominated and viii be te elected will
out opposition.
The irigatc Susquehanna had arrived at I.iy
erpoo.
The Agamemnon had sailed for Cork With b,
portion OF the telcgrapne cable, The plan
LAYING has been altered aud ID yessrls viii cor
| meuce submerging il on the Irish coast.
, Spain accepts the lncdiatiou oi France AZ
, England on the Mexican question.
!. FRANCE-of the i've democratic deputies
u
! government. Casignac caanot ata Goadehat
!. refuses
!. Attention III France i centered on the reeei
! Italian plot. Three Italians are about TO
v brought 10 trial on the charge ot deaiup
z murder.
) SrAiS-Executioas arising out Of the late
A snrrection are proceeding at SGyIle-24 inss
q gents were shot
9 Liverpool commercial market closed ssea
!. At an advance of on cotton. Weather iav,
Il able for crops.
al Richardson, Spence 4 Co. qaoie Western I
nal flour 30eaSos6d, Ohio 81, tallow Sigh
higher, sugar unchanged, coffee steady;
e opened active, closed quiet and unchanged.
10 London money market 9lasIA. Ballion
,e bank Of England increased 24S,uoo pounds
d. The Lol.don market. Corn s.rady, bseadst
10 very duh, wheat declined penee..
IN American securities are III batter demand
State iuals and ds-t class III Roads.
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Washington, AUG. Q.

On Friday evening Lewisburg, Va, and the
vicinity was visited by hail Storm which iof
extent and destructiveness was without prece.
dent IA that part of the country. she whole OF
the vegetable and growing crops we're annlai-
lated Some OF the hail stones measured nearly
inches In circumference.
Mason has retired from the office OF Comm's-
sioner Of Patents.
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six hundred and thirty eight lnnaoitah.s oset
| one hundred years of age.
| The Journal Of Medicine state that those per-
sons who make much use Of phosphorus in their
daily works. the operatives in lucifer match
| factories-are subject to q distressing affection
Of the bones, especially Of the jaws. The anec'
ton il at FIRST supposed to be q simple tooth.
ache: but if not checked in the outset it results
in the death of the bone. and long train OF the
most painful symptoms. 1t is pretty vel, estao'
lished that the fumc Of phosphorus, to produce
their peculiar mischief, must come in immedatc
contact with the bone or It's periosteum. Hence
in some of the match factories, no workman i;
allowed to return to his labor for week after
the extraction of . tooth; and the government
| Of England has prescribed by law that no persor
having decayed teeth shall be allowed TO worl
in lucfer match factories.
Maria +. Hopkins, wife Of James h. Hopkins
, has been discharged from the Lunatic Asylum
a. Blackw ellis Island, at New York, whittier sh
vas sent about three weeks ago, as lunatc D.
|. her husband. She was released at the suit Q
!. her brother, the Recorder before whom the cas-
was brought deciding that she had been illegal
" committed Upoa being released, she eiec'
| ed to 20 with her brother instead OF her hu
band. who must be wicked wretch TO force b
. wife into mad house.
HISS SUSAN DAio Weu yVuA6 ~Ssssss '''0~
I.onis. vbo had no friends, and but poor pros
cect OF being able to live honorably; SO 81
J. douned boys clothes, dubbed herself job
= smith. hired out as cabin boy on the river, ~
for months was noted for her hoaes,y, indast'
v and general excellence ofconduct. But one ds
.. some prying fellow discovered her sex. insa't'
her. and provoked her resentment, and out
revenge had her arrested. She was sentence
ID 20 pay 6ne oft5o the fellow in question 9
y cred 70 pay her hne it she would listen TO . "
proposal she Indignantly resented the insu
rnd rent TO the work house for six months
st lieu OF money 70 pay her fine. At the end
Il. months she emerged from the work hou'
four mouths on her way TO become . moth'
!, che had been ruined BY the officials OF the 9
s nbIishment, who had imposed hardships on !
- wI,ch she could not bear, and which she yiei
y, cd her virtue 10 be rid Of This is the way mt
- ern ..jus,icer sometimes works
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Mnshil etnn. Aug.

Tie administration intena immediately TO IN
crease our African squadron. W. now have in
those waters three stoopS of~Rr, The Cun,her
hand, St Louis aud Dale, IN ali httt guns, Thus
movement h made with rcttrnty to suppress
ing the slave trade and 10 protect commerce,
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-10-03
Gpseial Il Offices.
A Fact.

Ayoung gentleman of Ottawa recently paid his father
visit, in one Of our larger cities to ask the Govern
o.'s- permission get married to Miss y.
Thaf will freely grant," replied the old gentleman;
..but thing. On your former visits, you
always poorly clad but you clothed Ike
fine gentleman. How is this, with your small salary
i hope you do borrow what il still worse steal
20, Father replied the youth, 81 hope you doh
think S ueanly Of your sor.-"
We'll then" persisted the old gentleman now do
you manage t."
.yery easily. The secret j. TO know naeTe TO puy.
go to WELLER BROTHERS CLOTHING STORE, on
Main Street, opposis> the Mansion House. in Ottd'ea,
where very little money has enabled to purchase
these fine clothes a. you see
..Indead Tell me about that store"
Wen. you see they have enormou. stock, well
sorted and suited to the market All qualities and size.
of NESS CLOTHING and MES's FURNISHING GoODs, Boy
Cothing-in short, anything name in the Cloth
ing line load their shelves and They sell only
for CASH, that they need put extra tariff for
dong credits and losses. And then, they directly
connected with of the largest manufacturing estab
Islnenis in the United States. Besides all which, who
buys OF them, finds only that they sell cheaper
than other establishments but that they polite
y and promptly waited upon by their saesn whose
name Is joseph Lebach sep26
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Giving az average Of So years, u ith pos
sble variation Of two years plus or minus,
from the acton Of the planets. Is the come;
can only approach near the orbi; Of lhe
earth when near the descending node, and i
not Of very great size, it may have escaped
observation IN ante-telcscOp!c times, except
in the above relative positions. II this &C.
CURED in April, It would pass near the earth
and be very terrible in aspect from mere
proximity, as in 1871 and 1866. the last be-
ing the famous comet of the Norman con-
quest, which was, Gtter1earLs, supposed 10
have heralded the approach OF William OF
Normandy to the shores Of England.
Although the true elements may not inLi-
cate such an identity a, appears IN the pre-
ceding table, yet havsno doubt the form
of the orbit and its position in space will be
found generally correct. My estimated po-
sitiOns were on the 18th (when first found
Goth and 9th Of Sept, Goo short time even
with measuring instruments Ii should be
observed that the motion of the comet is
retrograde, as well as that of the other
comets in the table. y.
Ottawa, Sept %, 1857.
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In al diseases Inflammation more or less predori-
naies-no~ aIizy inflammation strikes q; the root OF
the diS-as--h~nce an immediate cure.
DALLEYs MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR, ami no
thing elss viii aIlsy inflammation and make
certain cure
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR vii cure
the following among great catalogue Of diseases -
BrR~s. SCsLDS, CrTs, CHtFEs, SORE MITES, COESS,
BUSrox= TErlsEs STRAINS, BITE, Ppr-ON- CHLBL,iS-,
BnEs scEoFrLi ULCERS FEVER S1EEs FEI0S-. EAR ACHE.
PuES SIEE EYEs, Corr. SwFILI-Gs. RHEUNaTTSV sc,LD
HEAP SaLr gHEUM, BsLDSEss. EFT-iFEL,S, RIyGwo RI,
BiRBEas IICU. SNAIL PJT, NE'sIE=, r,SH. &c, &c
To it may appear incr-ducus that 50 many d.
should be reached by article; such idea
vanish when reflection points the fact that the
save Is combination Of ingredients, each and every
applying perfect aH;do;= it. Apostle disorder.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR in its effects
is magical because the time Is short between disease
and permanent cure; ard it i extractor, a. it
draws all dea. % the Affected part, leaving
perfect before the injury II is scarcely necessary
say that house workshop, mandatory should
BE- one momest without IT.
No Pain Extractor genuine unless the box has upon
It steel plate engraving, Eith the Of Henry Dali
ley, Manufacturer
Dealers throughout the United States and Canadas.
Principal Depot 165 CAdLaJers 81 Seec York.
sepI2-Iy CT. CHACE.