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in force Immediately preceding the time
when the right to levy taxes for the bene~
fit Of any such road ceased, different
rates OF taxation were authorized upon
the lands adjacent to or lying near any
such road, according to their proximity
to such road, the amount authorized
to be levied by this act shall be so as
sessed upon those lands as TO preserve
the same relative proportions between the
taxes on the several tracts as formerly:
provided, that said county commissioners
may, in their discretion, divide the ag-
gregrats Of such. indebtedness into install
ments, not exceeding five in number,
and order that ona of those instalments
be assessed and collected annually, the
am cunt so assessed shall be collected
in the same manner as State and county
taxes. err
Sec. 8. Immediately after the settle
ment Of the County Treasurer with the
County Auditor in August of any year
next after that in which any assessment
has been made, as herein provided to
pay the Indebtedness Of any free turnpike
road company the County Auditor shall
proceed to ascertain the net amount: Of
money collected on account Of the udcbt~
edness Of such free turnpike road COM
pany; and if the amount so collected
is sufficient to pay the whole OF such
Indebtedness, he shall proceed to pay
all orders Of said road company on pre-
sentation. by his warrants drawn on the
county Treasurer payable out of the
proper fund, and shall cancel said orders
and keep them on file in his Office; but
il the net amount SO collected shall be
insufficient TO pay said orders in full
or said amount OF Indebtedness shall have
been ordered to be collected in annual in
stallmonts, the County Auditor shall
divide the net amount collected pro rata
among the holders of said orders, taking
up and cancelling the original orders, and
issuing new orders for the balances un-
paid.
Sec. a. Whenever any free turnpike
road shall have been finished according
to law, with an outstanding debt unprovi-
ded fora the right levy tos pecial taxes
for the benefit of such road shall not have
ceased, such special taxes, when collec-
ted, shall be applied exclusively to the
payment Of such debt, till the same shall
be paid in full.
Sec. 5. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President 1.-The Senate.
April2, 1859.
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Dry Goods, Groceries, Boo's, Shoes, &c
20 PER CENT LESS

than any other establishment in Upper San.
dusky does or can do, for the very reason that
we get the pay for all the Goods we sell, We
have no losses from bad debts and no body to
run away with our profits, consequently, can
afford to sell Goods at less prices than any
House doing credit business can afford to do
This is no windy advertisement, got up to de
ceive you. but facts, every word of it. We
ask cash customers to give us a call and ex-
anime our stock and prices before purchasing
elsewhere, and if we cannot satisfy them that
they can make saving Of 90 per cent. on
what Goods they may want to purchase--we
will not ask them to buy of US.
We ara selling the best madder colored
Prints at 10 cts, colors as fast as the hills good
Ginghams at 10 cts; good Lawn at 6l-4 cts;
good Caters at so cts; the best Green 4 Black
Tea at Is cts per ID; French Prunes at 10 cts;
and every thing.else in'proportion. Give us a
call whether you want to buy or not and we will
satisfy you that what we say is no humbug.
Yellow Corner, Upper, ,sandusky April 90 1859.
ROBBINS 4 HUNT.
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Ance Of Witnesses and other persons, the
production of books, papers and accounts,
{, compel answers to questions which may
be propounded to all persons by him
sworn, and to enforce all orders BY him
made touching such examination, by pro.
ceeding tor contempt, as fully, and to the
sans ssxfent,ns any court ol the State Of
Ohio can.
Sec. s. That said Master Commission.
or, Examiner or other person, before en-
tsring upon the duties Of such appoint'
ment, shall take an oath that be will faith
fully, honestly and impartially discharge
the same, and shall report his proceedings
to the Supreme Court as it may require.
Sec. q. That il upon the examination
Of the officers. agents. employees or as
signees Of said corporation, or from the
evidence Of other witnesses sw orn, it shall
appear that there are books, papers or &C.
counts material and necessary to the ex.
animation. provided for in this act. in the
possession or under the control OF, OF
within the knowledge Of such officers, a
gents, employees or assignees, within the
State Of Ohio, or elsewhere, which now
belong to, or onoe did belong to said cor.
poration, the originals Of which cannot be
produced at such examination, such Mas
ter Commissioner, Examiner, or other
person shall have power to the same cx-
tent, and in the same manner is il pre-
scribed by section two Of this act, to com.
pei officers, agents, employees or ass
signees ofsaid corporation, to produce up,
on such examination attested copies ol
said books, papers, or accounts. 2f
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect up.
on its passage.
loc WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
MARTIN WELKER, ts.
e. President Of the Senate
April 2. 1859 d
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AN ACT

mo 1.74] AN ACT
For the relief Of the holders Of orders
issued by Free Turnpike Road Com
panies.
y Section 1. Be it enacted by the Gene
ral Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That
whenever the right Of any free turnpike
road company to levy special road taxes
70 pay the order issued by it, as pros
vided BY its act Of incorporation, or acts
banendatory thereof. or supplementary
thereto. shall cease, or in case said right
TO levy such Tax has already ceased. leav-
& ing outstanding orders unpaid, their
payment unprovided for, it shall be the
duty Of the Commissioners Of such road
company, immediatly to make out and
deliver to the Auditor Of the county, in
which such road or. any part thereof,
shall be situated, a complete and perfect
list Of all outstandin, orders of said road
company, Of the payment Of which they
have no funds or means Of payment,
f~i.hiA description Of each of said orders,
20 70 date. smount. rate Of interest. (if on
intsreit, and when payable. Said list
shall bs verified BY said Commissioners
and thS County auditor shall lay the same
before the County Commissioners at their
next regular session thereafter.
y SEQ, 2. AT any regular session Of the
county commissioners at which acertifed
8 3ist Of free turnpike road orders shall
III 90 kh ~ f,st L f... ~ -. =. S..uslol 4
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mo. 1873 AN ACT

ONO. 1859 AN ACL
Making Appropriations, in part, for
the First Quarter ofthe Year 1860,
Section 1. Be it enacted By the Gen
cral Assembly of the State of Ohio, That
the following sums be and are hereby
appropriated out Of any money in tho
treasury applicable thereto, from the
general revenue, for the expenses, in
part, of the first quarter Of the year
commencing on tho fifteenth day of No
vcmber, in the year eighteen hundred
and fifty-nine (1S59.
For the payment Of the saleries of
the governor, auditor, comptroller of
the treasury, secretary of state, attor-
ney general, secretary of the governor,
state commissioner Of common schools,
and the state librarian, three thousand
four hundred and twenty-five dollars
(S3,425);
Fer tho payment of the salaries of
judges of the supreme court, court of
common pleas, superior court s, eigh teen
thousand nine hundred and fifty dollars
| (slS,95W;
For the payment of clerks in the Of
flee of the auditor of state one tAous-
and four hundred dollars, (S1,400.
For the payment Of clerks in the Of
fee ofthe treasurer ofstate, seven hun
dred dollars, (s7OO);
For the payment of clerks in the of
fee of the comptroller of the treasury,
eight hundred dollars, (s80O); and for
the first quarter of 1859, (6OO);
For the payment clerks in the Office
Of the secretary of state five hundred
dollars, 5000;
For the payment of clorK in the Office
Of atty general, two hundred dollars,
$4,000;
For the payment of mileage of coun-
ty treasurers travelling to and return
ing from the seat of government making
their semi>annual settlement in the
month Of Feb, 1860, one thousand eight
hundred dollars, (s1 800.
BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS.
For provisions and household and
current expenses of the central Ohio
lunatic asylum. ten thousand dollars,
100000;
For provisions, household and cnr-
rent expenses Of tho southern Ohio lu-
natic asylum, six thousand dollars, CSC,
000);
For provisions, household and cur
rent expenses of the northern Ohio lu-
natic asylum, six thousand dollars, (S6,
OOO);
For the salaries of superintendent,
steward, matron, physicians and teach-
ers Of the Ohio institution for the edu-
cation of the deaf and dumb, two thou.
sand two hundred and fifty dollars, (s2,
25O);
provisions, household and current
expenses of said institution, three thou
sand dollers, (s3,000); y
For salaries of officers. teachers, and
other employees in the Ohio institution
for the education of the blind, one thou.
sand five hundred and seventy. five dol
lars, C1,575l
For provisions, household and cur
rent expenses of said institution, three
thousand two hundred dollars, Ts3, 2001
For tho salaries of the superintend-
ent, other officers and teachers of the
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
TNHE partnership heretofore existing be-
i tween the undersigned in the Banking
business, under the firm name of
Harper, Ayres, Roberts g. Co.,
is.this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
books, accounts and assets, of the late firm,
are left for settlement in the hands of j. D.
SEARS, who alone is authorised to make set
tlement, or use the firm name.
GEORGE HARPER,
DAVID AYRES,
JAS. G. ROBERTS,
J. d. SEARS,
VIM. @. HEDGES.
Upper Sandusky, Mays, 1859.
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AN ACT.

No. ITO. aI'j AN ACT.
To amend Section Z Of all act to Regulate
the Election of State and County Off
GERS, passed May 3. 1852. (Swan's
Statutes, 34L) tf
Section /. Be it enacted by the Gen
eral Assembly OF the State of Ohio, That
section 7 Of an act passed May 3, 1852,
entitled ''an act 10 regulate the election
Of State and County Officers" be so a.
mended as to read as follows: Section T.
That if either OF the Trustees, Common
Couneilmen, or Clerk Of any Township,
shall fail to attend at the time and place
Of holding elections, or if either Of them
should be candidate for State or Coun.
ty office, then it shall be the duty Of the
slsotors present to choose viva voce, su-
table persons, Gas the case may require,
having the qualifications Of electors, to
cot as Judges or Clerk Gas the case may
be) Of the election; and previous to any
votes being received, such Judge and
Clerk, not being Trustee or Clerk Of the
Township, shall take an oath or afirma-
tion, which may be administered by a
Justice Of the Peace, Trustee, or Clerk Of
the Township. in the following form:
"You, A. B. do solemnly swear Cor affirm
~ the case may be,) that you will per-
form the duties ofJudge or Clerk Of this
election, {as the case may be, } according
TO Law, and the best Of your abilities; and
that you will studiously endeavor to pre-
vent fraud, deceit or abuse in conducting
the same" w. -.g
D. Sec. &. That said original section 7 is
hereby repealed; and this act shall be in
force from and after its passage.
...9.4 WILLIAM B. WOODS.
Speaker pfthe House Of Representatives.
,elaH MARTIN WELKER,
President Of the Senate.
April Q. 1859.
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gAgg gzGgggggey. .
"A CALL ON y
JOINT AYRES,
And he will give ynu free exhibition Of the
Finest Selected and Cheapest Stock Of
a. % % ID -,
Eyey offered IN Upper .Sandasky.
If my customers will favor me with their
Ready Pay, Cash or Produce,
| will convince them before they leave my
store, that l sell Goods Cheaper than
some of my
Classy NEIGHB ORS.
will give them nice Madder colored Print
for 81 cts. per yard. Ready Made Pants
for so cents per pair. Nice Foxed
Caters for so cents per pair. and
all other Goods in proper
tion. My Goods are
FRESH and NEW from NEW YORK.
And were bought Cheaper than Goods could
be bought, month or six weeks ago, aud
freights being at least one-half less
than they were,
1t is evident that can afford to sell my Goods
LOWER. than those ho went East Earlier.
will be found in the old stand on the cor
ner, opposite the Court House, formerly occu.
pied BY J. & D. Ayres, where will be ready
at all times to give my customers every ad-
vantage in The trade, and the highest price
for their produce. j. AYRES.
Upper Sandusky, May 5th, 1853.
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Auditor of Wyandot County, {

AGUE CuRE.-This is something Of
science as well as medicine. The su-
preme difficulty ofthe science is to accom-
plish its end without injury to the health
the supreme excellence Of the medicine
is in accomplishing just that Fever and
Ague has long been cured by Quinine,
Arsenic, Bismuth, Mercury, but the mis-
chief was, the deep and often painful
footprints they have left on the constitu-
tions treated by them. Door AYERS new
remedy cures without particle of either
of these or any other deliterious substance.
And he promises not only absolute safety
but perfect certainty Of cure, with which
we may mention another quality Of excel
lence not to be overlooked in these times
and thatis his low price, which puts this
browning glory of his art within the reach
of all. Herald, Lake Co., hd
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Ohio state asylum for idiots, five hun
dred and fifty dollars, [55GE
For provisions, and necessary house
hold expenses Of the said asylum, five
hundred dollars, [5OOG
STATE REFORM FARM
For the salaries of the officers of the
state reform farm, one thousand dollars,
[l,OoOI
For provisions, clothing, lodging,
school books for, and the education and
training of boys four thousand dollars,
[4,OOOl
OHIO PENIHENTIARY.
For payment of salaries Of the d.
rectors, warden, deputy warden, clork
physician, moral instructor,aud assist
ant teachers Of the Ohio penitentiary,
one thousand five hundred and two dol.
lars, [1,502l
For payment of guards and night
waches of the Ohio Penitentiary, five
thousand two hundred and five dollars,
| [5,2O5G
For payment for provisions, clothing
repairs Of all kinds, fuel, lights, hospith
al, and other necessary current ex-
perses Of the Ohio penitentiary, four
teen thousand four hundred dollars, ID
4OO1;
For payment of costs ofprosecutions
and conviction and transportation and
convcts to the Ohio peniten tiary, six
thousand two hundred and fifty dollars
[6,25OE
For allowance to discharge convicts
to pay their expenses to their homes,
three hundred dollars, 3O0E
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect
and be iu force from and after its pas
sage.
WILLIAM B, WOODS,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President Of the Senate.
April 4, 1859.
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10. Purchase no gin put up in bottles under
the above titles, claiming to possess medical
properties. They are all common mixed Gin,
and until compared with CHARLES LONDON COR.
DIAL GIN, are aptto deceive the upwary.
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SECRETARY OF STATES OFFICE, I
Columbus, April 7th, 1859. )
l hereby certify that the foregoing
acts are true copies of the original rolls
on file in this office,
A. p. Russell,
Secretary of State.
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AUDIToR's OFFICE,

AUDIToRs OFFICE,
Upper Sandushy, June 8, 1881
/, JAMES V. S. HoYT, auditor Of Wy
andot county, Ohio, DO hereby certify
that the foregoing acts have been com,
pared ty me, and are correctly copied
from the official paper
JAMES V. S. HOYT,
Auditor of Wyandot County, 0.
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mo. 1917 AN ACT.

(No. 1917 AN ACT.
10 authorize the Town Council of the Town Of
Calais, in the County Of Monroe, olevy TaH %
for the purpose of improving the Streets IN
said Town.
Section. /. BE it enacted by the Gen
eral assembly of the State Of Ohio, That
the town Council Of the Incorporation Town OF
Calais in Monroe County, Ohio, shall have fuli
power to levy and collect taxes on nli the prop
erty both personal and real, within the corpora to
II limits of said town not exceeding five mills on
the dollar for the purpose Of imprvng the streets
and sidewalks in said town.
SEC 2. This act snail take effect and be in
force from md after its passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker ofthe House Of Representatives
MARTIN WELKER,
President of the Sen ate.
April 2, 1859.
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Sold A sailor, calling upon gold
smith in New York, recently, asked
what might be the value Of an ingot Of
gold as big as his arm. the shop keeper
beckoned him into a back room, and
primed him with grog. He then asked
to see the ingot. "Oh," said Jack, II
haven't got it yet, but I'm going to Pixies
Peak, and would like to know the value
Of such lump before | start" Saliva.
ter gentleman was ordered out
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IF you want Hoops Of any kind 60 to
Il ROBBINS 4 Hunt.
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~ B. Merchants in want OF any OF the above ar
tces will dad their advantage 10 give call
can ammodate them by the case or dozen at as low
prices as any other house in the City.
mars-u BR. CUTTER.
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From the Albany Advertising Agency.
M A L T w N E.
McKnight'S Malt Wine.

TNHE subscriber offers for comparison with any
i brand of Imported Ale his MALT WINE.
His confidence in the superiority of this superb ex-
tract of MALT and HoPsis warranted by the unrvaled
reputation it hasalready attained in the Eastern end
Middle States.
experience combined with tho facilities afforded by
of the largest Breweres in the United States,
tanning all the latest Improvements, adopted after
recent personal inspection of the British Brewcries,
with the express view of introducing
STANDARD AMERICAN MALT LIQUOR.
1t is pure, ,dietetc beverage--a stomachc reJtor-
atve and tonic-botted EXPRESSLY for table use; for
hotels and for invalids-unaffeced by climate, and
sold at price below even the IMITATION foreign ale.
For Analysis mendationsandfurther partic-
ulars address
JOHN MCKNIGHT, Brewer,
apr19-3m Albany n. Y.
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FOR f. ST MILLS,

Located rs miles from Nashville, Immediately on the
McMinuyiIe and Manchester Railroad,
VITHERE weare saving all kinds OF Lumber suit
w ed for the city market. oak Of all kinds, Ash,
Hickory, sweet Gum and Poplar Heavy lumber,
such as Joists and Ss, in any quantity
Orders for Hubbs, Tan Bark, Wagon Spokes and
Lumber of all kinds promptly Blled.
The cash will be expected IN every case, without
previous arrang cement to the contrary, where tum-
ber is ordered We furnish IL at
Mill Prices Loaded on the Cars,
Where the ght paid Nashville pricescharged.
All orders must be directed to the undersigned at
Forest Mills, Coffee county, Tenn.
f.b2l@ NJ NJ. HENKIE, Jr, Agent.
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DIR. JOHN w. MORTON,
Residence, Cor. College and Watkins Avenue,
(FoRNRRLY LINE STREET,
Office No. 63 North Cherry Street,
jan27-tf
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Gents, Boys and Youths.
Hats for Spring and Summer.

Ihave just received, directfrom the manufactures,
all the different colors styles OF Cents Boys and
Chiidreu's Fur, Cashmere, Merino, Wool and Straw
Hats, including
Gents fine soft Bell Paris Hats;
90 French 90
40 90 Cable 80
Ieghorn 90
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
BY
E.. r. GlascOck & Co.

u. IL. OldSCOCk O. w.
.. Houses and Lots South of Broad ST., on High st.
= do do on College Hill;
store house do dwelling attached
20 acres on Glllatn pike, 2 miles out;
lots on Market street College Hill;
so acres on the Lebanon pike;
lots in Hardin's addition;
is acres on Indi'n creek; (county.)
3 story business House on Broad street;
IL lot on Carroll street;
ls6 acres on Browns creek;
1000 do with good Saw Mill on Marrow BJne
/ lot Market street.
h s.lse and lot on North Cherry street;
1o do Summer street,
900 acres near Manchester, Coffee county;
10 lots on MuTfreesboro pike, ~ miles out;
3lI acres of Jefferson street, well mprov
100 feet on Hardih's pike, improved;
100 do Bells addition;
/ fine residence ON North College street, No. ll2;
i house and lot on Summer street, south OF Ash;
do 60 McGavOck street, West Nashville;
47O acres on Paradise HILL 10 miles out
] brick Store house, White'screek pike Edgeheld;
? lots corner of College and DemumbraDe streets;
do No. 46, between Broad and DeInumbrane.
Y of lot No los, West Nashville;
2 houses and lots on Demumbrane street, West
s7lL feet on summer, between Church and Union;
62 acres on Brick Church pike, AZ miles out;
lots on Jackson street;
i beautiful residence on the corDer of summer and
Mulberry streets;
I house and lot North College ST., No. 1O2;
ss acres on Mill Creek. 4 miles OUT
46 do Whites Creek. miles out:
10 do Wood Land, adjoining the above;
SO do adjoining Maple Wood, on the West;
100 feet on College street. extended;
100 or 200 acres North of the City, ~ miles out;
156 do do 90 10 hiles ouIj
10 lots miles from city of Memphis;
Various lots in West Nashville;
That extraordinary water power on Duck River
known the old Stone Fort;
Several lots Ia Ewing addition;
lOJ< acres Gailatin pike, miles out
do Middle Franklin pike, 200 yards beyond
the first toll gate;
l house and lot, North Market street;
$50 acres in Robertson county, well improved, y
mile west of the Hopkinsville road;
100 feet on Humphreys ST., South Nashville, No.
50and 81;
33II feet ON summer, bottom Church and Broad /;
s5 feet Broad ST., adjoining Shelby Medical Col
lege.
4 lots on new Franklin Pike at the mouth OF Rail-
road Tunnel,
Several lots IN Bang Is Roberts addition Edge
field;
house and lot corner Of Hobson and Father.
land, Edgeheld;
/ house and lot ON McLemOrc, between Church
and Broad.
mav4-tf f. r. GLASCCCK * co.
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potatoes

nxE hundred barrels cAoses Patasses. lass rsssi
" ed and Tor -szls ~ .,
m8y2b-ts AkAAlhoSa = %.
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yxrE are la receipt Of and wili keep constantly %
wv hasd, alaEge sIsck % saperier Oak and heti
lock faanet Soie ieAthef, which &c osf 10 The tfas
the lowest possible ngures-
ane &c A@p1t-1o~.
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Fresh 4 arrivals.
SNYD Err & FRIZZELL
A RE just in receipt Of NEW and ELEGANT GOODS
IA in their line consisting of
Ladies' tine Brown Lasting Congress Heel Gaitersl
Ladies' 90 " Button ''
ladies' 4" Black 80 &C $50"
Ladies' I" % Congress x Lace %
Ladies, adies, g. I" French Kid Slippers With heals
Ladies' q White Satin and Kid Caters,
LADIES' 80 80 90 " 80 Slippers,
"A LSO-
Misses' Congress and Lace Heel Caters,
Misses 20 Kid Lace Heels Caters and Boots,
Misses Kid Heel Boots,
Misses % F" Slippers,
Children's Kid Heel Slippers,
Children's - 90 Bots,
AL So
Gents fine Calf Pump Sole Boots,7
Caters.
Gents Patent Leather Opera Caters:
Gents I" :" Lowquarter Shoes,
Gents Calf
Gents Lasting Oxford Ties,
Gents I" f" Congress Caters.
The above are all made to our order and of the
very best styles and qualities.
HI- Call at NO. 2I Public Square.
june23-u SNYDER tRIZZEIL.