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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-23

A. There are so irany ignorant and worthless QuncF'
ycrti.inr Physicians and copying Or JOHN
oss adverseuuts Sass Mendsrs Boot Blacks amp 1rT,
s &c. Pdv Contemplate fnitdfors whose hves 'nsan
az nj the Noble Science Of Medicine have been speh III ne
nu.t Nnia CJarit styling themselves reg Eat'
an imposing upon the xperienced and uss'
actinq ring running the health OF all unfortunate
y falling power that Dr. Johnston deems
tat BIZ credentials diplomas always hang in his once
HIS REMEDiE and treatment entirely unknown 10
ALI other Prepared life spent in the great hospitals
ia lnrope and first in this country aud extensive
n,,ctc than any other physician in the world
HE ALONE CAN RESTORE YOU.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-23
AIAWYER sUEDFOR MALPRACTICE

We have referred two or three times to the con-
troyersy III the English courts as to the power Of
cnunse! 10 settle lawsuits without the consent and
even against the wishes of their clients. This con-
royersy arose in the ease Of Swioren against Swlnf
fen which was an issue sent from the Court Of Chan
ccry to be tried by jury, rs to the validity of will
made BY an infrm old gentleman in favor OF bis
daUgbtcr-in.aw, who had taken care Of him in the
asi years of his age. The her-at-law attempted to
sci aside this will on the allegation of lncapacity
on the part of the testator and Of undue influence
exercised upon HIM by his daughter. in-l,w. The
issue came on for trial al the Staforishlre Asszes,
before Sir Cresswell Cresswell Of the Common Pleas.
After the trisl had gone on for day, Sir Frederic
Thesiger now Lord Chelmsford), who was leading
counsel for the dsughter-in-lsw, suggested to her
the eIpediency of a compromise, on the basis CT
an annuity of thousand pounds for her life, the
annual value of the property in dispute being about
double that amount. Size desired 10 consult
fIieId who resided in the neiehbOrhood, aud
promised TO send her answer by telegraph the Dext
day (Which was Sunday, which she did, declining
TO consent. Notwithstanding this, the next Non
Day morning, before the opening of the Court,
Sir Frederic made his proposition, which was ac-
copied BY The other party, and when the attorney
in the case declined 10 sign the agreement, did !.
himself whereupon juror was withdrawn and
the case dismissed. Sir Fredsrc's client ar
rived few moments after, protested against the
settlement SIS having been made without her
consent, and refused 10 be bound by il.
She complained not merely or principally Of tae
pecuDipy sacrifice involved in this compromise,
but that her personal character was implicated by
IT, che had been slraid 10 defend the validity Of
the VIII, thus giving color to the allegation on the
ot'er SIDE that she had obtained By prac.icins On
tie weakness of an mbecie.
Misunderstanding this protest an ,t;emp. WAS
made 10 compel the Client TO carry gu, thi. agree
men. Of her counsel, and the COur. Of Common
Piess VAS only prevented BY the dissent Of one Of
the Judges from committing her fox a contempt in
refusing 10 do 80.
An application was then made by the heir-at-lsw
10 The Court of Chancery to compel the carrying
out oi this agreement, in which the ground was
taken TINT conr eel had right to act IN the way Of
compromise, even without the consent Of their
clients. But ita. CcuI! REUSED to sustain that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-23
MATTERS AT QUARANTINE.
Rome

wear ago the detained vessels at the Quarantine
anchorage formed formidable feet. Yesterday there
were but three vessels at the anchorage, which are
detained because they have come from infected ports
Still the Health Officer and his employees have no little
10 DO They are taking every posi- Die precaution to
prevent yellow fever from getting to the city. An
order received yesterday by the Health Officer
from Mr. Sturgs President Of the Board of Pilot Com
mssi0uers 10 his communication directing pilots here
after TO compel all vessels arriving iron Infected port.
a. anchor in the Lower Bay states that the lnstruc
tious had been complied with. Yesterday the Health
Officer sen, letters embodyiDg similar request To the
captains of s the steamiugs employed in towing YES
sels IN and out Of the haIbor.
The distributing barge Pilgrim is about to be con-
vered into floating hospital for the use OF that ciass
of patients the character of whose diseases cannot be
fully sscertsLed on their arrival in port. The work
cftearirc down the board hospitals erected for teI-
Iorary use on the site of the burned hospitals
cuuuerced Yesterday. The lumber will be used for
the traLsmutaon Of the Pilgrim into Floating Hospital
No. ,.
DR.. Gpnp the Health Officer whose application for
s,ea,nhosi to convey him to and from the ito atieg
hospital Falcon where the yeo. fever patients are
placed and 10 aud from Blackxelis ana Wards
Islands where the smallpox pstlent- and those sick
Of cont agous diseases cared for, de-
MED Nv the Health Commissioners at their meeting
yesteldsy IL intends TO il before the Coumls-
sioners Of Emigration their next meeting. In ease
Of failure there he will press the application before
the Quarantine Commissioners. Should these turn the
cold shoulder TO his petition, lie declares thai he shall
charter boat al BIS expense, a. II 10 essential 10
the proper discharge Of his duties rs the boarding
officer II infected vessels.
Mr.. James Arthur Boone, who proved himself such
fearless and efficient NJ yellow lever patents
al Norfolk Va, during the prevalence of yellow fever
In that city few Summers ago, hiss been solicited 10
act as hesi nurse on the Falcon He has not yet sig
nIied HE acceptance Of the application.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-23
From California and Mexico.
80 1,U UuD IL TREASURE IN ROUTE TO NE"'foh


Nrw-ORLEAHS, Thursday, July u, 1917.
The s.esmsh,p W. II. Webb has arrived at the
Passes with Mratitlan dates OF the 18th INST AMI
California dates Of the 9TH.
The steamships Golden Gate and Cortes, had
~ 90 CH0 in treasure for NewYork and goo passen-
gers.
Business was depressed at San Francisco and there
had been two largo failures. The prices ct leaiins
goods were tending downward The Money market
was easy.
Tie mining news WAS good. The grain harvest
promised to be abundant.
The ih Of July was celebrated throughout TIE
State with unusual enthusiasm.
Tie rews from Mexico is interesting.
Gen. Marquesa had robbed the conduota from Qua
naiuato to San Bias of $6Oo,UOO.
conspiracy had been discovered in the City of
Mexico to place MarQuesa in power who subsequently
declared in favor Of Santa Anna at Gusda!ajars-
Arrived at San Francisco subsequently 70 june ~ ships Arab
Fddse Philadelphia Jan. ID Cyclone Mrt Ne" orr re0
20 Ctslppg- Fab.us HoDg Hong April Golden VS. Cur-
wen ditto April Puds tBr) Hatch, GLASGOW Dec o. " ME-
Newcastle FL gland steamers John L. STEPHENS aud ash
inston, from Panams.
NEw-ORLE>Ns, Friday, July - 1859.
The w. II. Webb has arrived up, via Mnittan.
We have later news from Mexico.
Miramon had made complete change in his Csbi-
net on account of change his policy, viz. giving
liberty TO the press, sn amnesty for political oenses
and partial coufscaton Of the Church property.
The Church ad declared for Marquesas who was
Guadalsjara with 1000 men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-23
TIRE MAN TO Do 1T.

Wanted, Cuba! But how are We TO get il J.! 1t
was an easy matter for the eloquent Pternotractis
who was large mouse and, SIS bis name i'm
pl es bold buccsner Of bacon-to rise In the as
sembly If his fellow cheese-theyes, and in 3 neat
speech. propose to bell the bloody aid 6eyOuring
cat-but Who was 10 DO 1T When the great Gov.
Brown dcscanted, standing upon the sacred plat
form of Tammany, upon the religious and political
necessity Of cOnQuering Cubs and Of coupling that
gem Of the sea 10 our own noble republic, he did
not propose 10 buckle on his own knapssck and
shoulder his own rifle; SO that an incredulous and
ssiirical auditor was moved 10 eXciaim 40, gas y
for which plan expression Of opinion he Vas, under
the direction of Field-aiarshal Rynders, instantly
tumbled down stairs. But perhaps this Inbred
personage was not far from wrong. When sound,
practical man will stand up IN the Wigwam aud
say: star. for the conquest Of Cuba tomorrow
" Let gentlemen who want good cigars aud cheap
ones follow me :" We shall admire his candor, al
though, from constitutional dislike 70 the smell OF
powder-smoke, We may decline the spirit stirring
invitation When the Circular Knights start fer
Hsysns. or other port Of triumphal entry, We want
to see Gov Brown stthe head and John Cochrane
at the tail Of the fierce, ind0mitable forces. We
prefer gentlemen who can hit as well as they hsr-
az que and who viii not cOnti1e themselves 10 res
oluiion.. Therefore, We dote upon Blythe. Upon
Capt. A. X. Blythe Of Jackson, Miss. Blythe, ihe
other day, addressed bis ieo" creatures at Jack
son aforesaid, in the State aforesaid in this straight
forward and explicit wsy: 81. is the duty Of the
' Cbiied States % 90 snd ,ske the island Ii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-23

BOsTUN, FTIUdy, July =, I'J''
large meeting of citizens is now being held at
Faneui Hail TO express the public sentiment on the
de attn Of Mr.. Choate. Among the speakers are the
Hon. Edw ard Everett, Mayor Lincoln and j. Thomas
Stevenson. The bells being tolled, the flags are
displayed at half mast and every other demonstration
of respect is being paid to the memory of the de-
ceased.
BosroN, Friday July 22-p. m.
The steamer Eas ern City from -. John, arrived
soon after noon to- lay, and the remains of Mr.. Choae
were at once conveyed TO his late residence in VIM
throp place. The funeral services viii take place at
II O'Clock to MORROW at the Essex street Cnurch.
At the meeting Of citizens in Faneuil Hall to-day
the following resolution adopted
Re,oed ftat tender 10 his lMr Chose) family
ctf sympathy In their great bereavement aud
qUe. permission sttrUd the remains u departed cnd "
taeir las. resting place in the grave.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-23

The following statement comes 20 Us with a re-
sporsible name, and wei it place accordingly
though We think there on.t be some mistake in the
expressions ], contains
The writer Of this, Henry Clay Wing and q Re.
publican, about fortnight ago visited the sanctum Of
The Expre,s, and was 20 fortunate a. 10 encounter
there venerable aud respectable Oh Line Wing, a
member of the Wing Committee, and to hear the fol-
loving coIoquy:
OG-LsEc JIEig continuing q conversation begun
leiure the entrance ot the wrier-But, Mr.. b. would
you not peter the success Of the Republican party
over the Democratic parry.
mr.. B. (saysgely No! The Republican, party is
the m.sues, party the face Of tie earth Hell
Coata prvlule s1Ise u mesuer pat! i It Glef.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-23

The FnemGn's Journal, in an article on the
italian wsr, lsys down some sound principles, as
for instance:
"DecentralizstiCn of power is required for a hap-
pier condition Of European society. The ddkedons
and prircipaities Of which France is made up, may
not indeed be restored for the world does not move
backward; but the people of Pcardy, or OF Langue
doe, of Brittany, of Lorraine, ought to be sbe to
choose their local rulers, and pass their local laws
This is all right; but how about the people Of
Rome
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-23

We le.n," says The National Inteiligeaeer,
"that Mr.. joseph c. G. Kennedy, Superintendent Of
the Seventh Census, la. been appointed under the
sct OF March 3, 1850, making an appropriation pre-.
lnnary TO takrs the eighth census to have the d.
reciion Of the work. In view Of the intimate &C.
qusintance possessed by Mr. Kennedy with the whole
.ubec: of the census, the proprley of this appoint
ment will be generally manifest but will be more
particularly approved by those who have had the
opportunity o. witnessing the vigor and system which
hia energy ard perseverance, infused into tie previous
ore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-23
THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED RI
MAGNETIC TELEGkAPH
From Washingt0a.
RECEIVED ~

Sp,ci.l Dsps'th 70 The y. Y Tribune.
WAsHINGToN. FRIDAY. July -, 1879.
Senior Albuquerque, the ate Brazilian Minister
here. has retired on pension in consequence OF al
health. Ills successor will be appointed IN ste"
months
Ctevslier Borg,s, Secretary of Legation. now the
acting Charge here. has been appointed 20 Ncne-
zueIa as regular charge d'Aafaires. His nssioa
includes Ecuscor.
Quiet but extended movements are making to
bring Postmaster General Holt forward ass com
promise candidate ST Charleston. The dead weight
of the Administration has been found 10 be the
prir cipsl embarrassment ot the movement.
The Hon u E Sckles has rented Lieut.. Maifits
house here. Ii is in d less conspicuous situation
then the one v hch be occupied last year.
A qusr,o volume Of the trash called Conner
cial Relations" has just Issued from the State De-
partmrnt II contains over SIX hundred pages.
Mary thousands are thus sqasndered b. Govern
ment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-23
Death of James N. Bunce.

Hartford, Friday, July -, 1913.
James VI. Bunce an old and wel'-known merchant
II this city While cut riding few miles in the coun-
Try thrown from his carriage and dsngerOusy in
jured BE hss remained User sble since the accident,
ard az O'Clock this evening was but just alive. He
can hive tlt a few hOurs. Mr.. Bunce hiss been one
of our most liberal and publicspiiited mep, and MS
death viii prove great loss TO the community. lie
Wa exten-lyely known in New York City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-23
Arrival Home OF Perseverance
Hose COnpanV.
PHILADELPHIA,

PHILADELPHIA, filday, july -, 1919.
The Perseverance Hose Company arrived home this
evening. The iTemen turned cut in large and lmpos
ing tsrchbght procession to receive them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-23
NOn.Arrival Of the North BritOn.

FNHER POM, {. F., July Is p. IN.
There are Jet no signs of the steamship North
Brior, now about due with Liverpool dates of tho
y3th inst, four days later.
lSnce the receipt of the foregoing the line has been
interrupted by hghtLpg.-RepI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-23
Later from Santa Fe.

ST. Louis, Thursday, July2 1889.
The Santa Fe mail has arrived at Independence With
dates TO the eth inst. The Indians previously reported
the route had disappeared, and their whereabouts
was unknown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-23

By wsy Of New. Orleans We learn tina. the sum OF
30 yN 900 in treasure ia on the way to this olty
from san Francisco. The news from California by
this arrival is in no wise important.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-23
George Summers Fourth of July
OrafiOn,

BOsTON Friday, July -, lSJ9.
In the Common Council, last night the resolution of
tharks TO George Sumner for his Fourth of July Ora
ton was DISCUSSED at length, and finally adopted By
vote OF - to L..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-23
A Boiler Explosion.

WOKCEsTFK VI asa, July y, INJJ.
The boiler at the wire works of j. Wasbbum Il Co.,
in this city exploded this afternoon Some five or six
persons were seriously il jured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-23
Laying of a Telegraph Cable.

NEwBkDT0RD, Fndsy, July y, i3Jy.
A telegraph cable successfully laid Yesterday,
connecting the Island Of Mansion with Tarpauln
Cove and the msin land which will prove Of special
value for marine repors. The terminus Of the line
Bos,on is at Palmers News Room No. 50 Stste street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-23

WASHINGTON. Friday July -, 1879.
Tie President hss stpoInted the Hon D. A. Cq'n-
man of Mississippi Minister 10 the Argentine Cohied
Grafton, vice Iancey, resigned.
lca;;on IN Washington of political ana ii'@ary M%
azire to be called TIE National Democratic kev'ew
under the edior.hip of Col Florence, assisted oy emu
uent con nbutors II Is to be the eNp"silnr o' tns
:. as.n, a,d all future Democratic Administrations
Mr. Bnringer has formally declined the Centfa
Am, ricsn Mis-ou. The opinion IL entertained taet 81
tue pending questions ia that quarter can De adjusted
by a properly qualified representative.
III oisphicbes from Minister McLane present no
strkrelv interesting facts in addition TO the ne"spaPe'
account; # Mexican affairs already published.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-23
Netu1lrrk Dailp Grimm
SATURDAY. JULY %, 1859.
TO cnRREspONDENTs

No mite. car b. taken a AnonynoUs Crnunicssosa sa
.Ir,rnsra or ipssrtion sneuucstri of ae
n.n. sne .asr.s. Of the writrr .rcn.ss1y ini pAsi
tion but a. susrsuty for bis GOO i4i5e
We r.rno. undertake 70 retain .eIcc'es tciii14ie--N
gu,,n.. letter. for The TkBUss Ohee should 81 es'7' o.
.dc . HoE.CE GREELEY %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-23

TrE TEIBtAE PHILADELPhiA-". D. |tsLRi - -.
car THE TEisuNs promptly served y cs-' u a'' ~
sr.s Of he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-23

The mails for Europe, by the steamship Ar'go'
close this u0ruDg at lci o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-23
THR BED or BEDS.

lvntsed Bed 10 the s,tf b-cs.a'y 4 ~: ~eathsr
ToLaAss P.Tsxr stIT.tLzriLATsG bsD IL tt ne Ting
fy~y p-r-o8 especially porCLs,,f, shf-d 90 o. no -
kasSss: sgl..l VI BEssNsJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-23
SCALES SCALES. scALss.

,, y :, = ,t d. ~ g. .Iys otey,rr i-scdp.ca ST
sos.,le ,ns rrsi A. the Old sni.h~d rshn 81 u Dow
NJ l34 W.TEa.sT., Lar BEssssN = -.
~ s.s. Ar, al vyauaatec- Tb-g sfr no rAo-s-a o' IN
80 f,c.-rr ana are E. lover ir.oss thas sry Oh
CT. a Ike quality.
UCIIoW,y's OINTMF>T. . Dlscharging S"re'.
80 - 49,, End HID Swell Is e many y--fs'
49, c9eS I'm oil parts Il the world b LIS iuFsis-
80, = IL sold No 81 Ma deD-rnei II T.
kVPTrRE CURED By TIE hi''"s i" ..-,s..I :.
g n. escsey cleanliness. durability AID -'oi"fu - =,
-. - 80 The NApICOcEtE Tkvss, $40, IL olrtai'ss
ard fsses tie p!,r q slspeusisJ b.hd8'' Il 5'sj
case No 4ts Bruom'-s', -. J.
POSTAGE STAMPS (tbIeo snd Tea cenf'' ior SALE
u this ofcs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-23
LUBIN's EXTRACTS.

LOWS BROWN WlAusokl
u0SrY AND oIHER SOAPS.
irs. snd f assortment received and for sale by
TONES SOY 4 NELNAIN
Ne. q Maiaeu lama, New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-23

heuf.ph.rr- his asultucG. ot La-rs Loal
Brad. Fon.. Halt Wis now complete. lis spienala
Dve 70 tse ssti.iat os q every
o1s N.lutse.ar-d and cod No AsoT House CPy re
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-23
GLASS SHADES /.

Glass SH.pgs,i
OF q. u,s for covering cci' flowers. 80, constantly on
hAnd and made % otcrr
DEPOT No 80 William. coricr o. Aanst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-23

THE WILCOX s. GIBBS SEWING MACHINs
already established Ire reputation IS the beet sA
axtant simplicity knd beauty Of is mechanism
az ted hy the fact that lille II u0sso.c II - opsson
oomp~tea ~ stitcnes minute With unt ris
sscar.s, rrc- 50 Manufactured Aod sold wholesale s1d
.S.uhy JAMES WILCOX,
No So Broadway, opposite - NiohoLss hotel
Yrinc,r Al Ono No. us Ch..tnat.,., Ph.ladslpals
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-23
EARRy's TGICuPulROU:

BARRY = JEICuPHtROtS
L. tho Bes, ava ChciPcs, Article fol Dressing.
Bcautiyiug. Cleaning Curling
Preserving and Restoring the Hair.
.ades. ny Il. For sale by Druggists and Perfumers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-23

CURIIss CURE FOR BALDNESS.-Ihis remedy
IL reliable ooptains OIL lead sulphur. has been tested IN
Boston Providence Eastern States Nj CULTS. Pro
psie;o Providence X l. Sofa BY N Gniou ~ bo~eyi j.
Cusd,ugtcn us Broadway, W. II. Lewis 81 GUenwich'
o. John Jones ~ Houstust N,wNoJk Mis- tags, U. L.
Mine IA Re ynold. Co., brookyn. Z SeIe~, Jersey Ny.
W. T. Mercer, Newark. BsR>Es FAkA
NoA rs sna IS PaIk now. GeneFa Agrnts aad al Dluss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-23
RUrTIlnr Crgrp-By MARSH n Co.'S RApl-

CAL CURE FsusS Also SLS ELAsrc STo.NnGs Tor vafcoss
v,ps SUIFOkIkRs and SHOULDER BRACES Instruments for
defrritc. ofdcI NJ veryst, AstoT House " \.
Iasie,' private roma a sa4ale attendants
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-23

PATTNr STLFSEALiSG
JARS
"T&,a celebrated CANS JARs the editor OF the
LADY, Boob "te Introduced, aud, ny all ODDS IN" oe
are coming general IhousaHd oil honsvA
ar, who Ia past tempted to Try "the Nas sa
lar Aud no less u their ir 10 c0nst 9iehoe VIII
b, slse T. learn that AETHUK'S never isils'
AR1KuR BUWNHAM OtLHoNt
Manufacturers under the Patent,
7ano liz south iUth 81 Philadelphia
Aso manufacturers uud, Patent TOT the United STATES
Of the ceebiated "OLD poAiNoN" IOttEL aud IRA foiA
Nhees.k Agent tor the atoye popular articles -
T. No y fiatt-st-, New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-23

LILIES PATENT
FIRE AND BuRCLAR-PRooF SAFts
Are ooasidefed by competent Jug. =" be
Int ONLY RELiABLt SAILS ~ hAkht''
Ay.ir a IN. most ssTI bus gisr ~ IL
A SURE PROTECTION
Being 6.teo with Po~deI. Prooi Combination Lock
LILLE OwS MASufacIvKH
And tho greet fire Of Oshkosn proved them ~ oe
yuE MOST RELIABLE FIRE-PROof SAFES
y" 81" " FAIRBssES & Co.,
No. lgq Rroadu Newly oi