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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-04-15

The moral of the last poisoning tragedy
in New York is that people should pay
their board bills. The Irish cook poisoned
the family because she could not get her
wages, and the landlady, the only victim to
the poison, could not pay her because the
boarders did not pay up.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-04-15

V. j. II. CIR ia NJ
JUST PUBLISHED, THE PILLAR OF FIRE; OR. lsEAh


JUST PUBLISHED, TIE PILLAR OF FIRE; OR, lsRAE
IN BONDAGE.
By the Author Of The Prince Of the II,use Of David
an account Of the wonderfu seefs in the life q
~ y fharioh daughter, lAioses FROM his youth %
49, !" SINAI compiling, by an e, e witness biz NE
ses before Pharaoh Passage Of the Red Sea ara eosa
~ tne "a" on W. sinai Containing an elaborate and r
peseflp ion Of the Architecture Of the Ep Pa
uer summers aud tustouis in Peace aud War the iea
~, tle famly the Mart, aud the Tomb and as0 Of ~
istaehtes while In the Land of Bondage together ~
picturesque sketches Of the
HEBREWS UNDER THEIR TAsKMAsTERs,
M scenes lroeessons and speetaees upon and tedf =
~ Sha legends II the Obeisks Sphinxes and p rams
anu % their Founders before the Flood
ptIneauons OF Beaptif8l Women Miriam Amense, Luz
~ 'iu Oslfia add OF Nond .rfal Men, Aaron Eemes ~
- anu tne Prince Of Uz lJobl Narrated in ScrsS
Mother Queen Of Tyre -
volume aoouads in CHARACTERISTIC passages Of h
"t ~ n.eauy and dramatic incident
70 the 10000 readers Of The Prince Of the Ionse Of y
We ne only say that this book is hy the sane aai~
i y niote sonderfuliy interesting and enchanting
efei large l2mo. 6u DIP. Illustrated Price 81 =
u' % any address By mail postpaid receipt Of p
PUDNEY & RUSSELL, Publishers,
DID 70 John street. Nj
AGENTS WANTED.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-04-15

SUGAR FEsTIyAL.-The ladies of the
Baptist Society in Grafton, gave fine en-
tertainmeni to large company, on Thur
day evening, April Z, at the town Hall.
The Hall was elegantly trimmed with
eversreens, and adorned with paintings
engravings &c. The attraction at the
table was an abundance Of warm mapl,
sugar. The choir were assisted by Dir. J.
j. Kimball and Miss Marion Kimhall o.
Sax:on's River. The net proceeds amount.
ing to about $50, are to be applied to re.
pairing the parsonage of the Society.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-04-15

JAMAIcA.-Rev. Mr.. Barker has be-
come pastor of the Congregational Church
in Jamaica, having received call while at
Comminglon, Mass. The Church is now
ina more prosperous condition than a few
years past.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-04-15
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS SECURED.

YOUNG MEN who are suffering from the effects Of self
abuse can BE- surely and permanently bs usnv he
Concentrated Cure or Aqua Wine, rem d, AZ
great aud rtrtn poSer. This Femedy l. put M walls
ad be by mail any address. tria viii aiif
Use II for week, and will experience great ben, ID
circular continuing full part fte on aplear
ton Price. bottle 81 0ue bottle viii last a mouth
y. b. This remedy IS suitable for either sex.
Address X. CRU0 KR. Medical Agent
1889 az broadway, New York
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-04-15

MARRIAGE AND LIFE.-Mr Farr, a
distinguished English staiistician, has re-
Gently published paper on the influence
OF marriage on 'the mortality OF the French.
Vital statistics have for years been collec-
ted with great thoroughness and fidelity,
and The conclusions based upon them are
therefore 10 be relied upon. rhe statistics
show two facts very clearly, the evil con-
sequences Of too early marriage, before the
parties have arrived at maturity, aud the
superior longevity Of the married over
those who live single. Among the widowed
the mortality is higher than among the
married between the ages of 20 aud 60.
Hence DIR Farr concludes that marriage is
healthy state.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-04-15

The Wheeling, Virginia, republicans
have formally invited the national reppb-
lican committee 10 hold the next national
convention of the party in that town.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-04-15

Matthew Cassidy won $500 at Brooklyn.
asst week, by walking los consecutive
ours. The aext day he was thrown into
prison for passing eoun,erfeit money.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-04-15

New PATENTs.-Among the Patents
ssued during the week ending March &c,
was one TO Lyman w. Blanchard of Whit
ngliam, for improved construction of NAL
lets.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-04-15

WE WISH TO call the attention of our
readers to the advertisement of Messrs.
Farley, Bliss & Co., of Boston, which will
be found in another column. This estab-
lishment, for elegance, extent, pleasantneSs,
commodiousness and utility, stands at the
head of the trade in this country. The
proprietors we know TO be men of extern
sive business experience, of strict integrity,
enterprising and energetic, and we can
cheerfully assure our friends who may Wis
it Boston, that they will receive at their
hands nothing but gentlemanly courtesy
and kind attention, Their Retail Depart
ment, which is conducted strictly upon the
" one price system Ga very important con-
sideration TO the stranger visiting the city,)
comprises all the various departments rep
resented in the trade, from which ladies
can select goods to supply their wants, from
the most expensive TO the most moderate
costs. In their Wholesale Department. our
dealers will find al assortment Of all de-
sirable goods, from which they can fill their
memoranda upon the most favorable terms
In sholt we know of no house in the trade
TO which we can with more confidence rec.
ommend cur friends aud the public.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-04-15
SNl PRICE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Dry Goods Warehouse

Opposite Revere Housel Bowdoin Square, BOSTON
Are happy to announce the oitize Of Bellows F
" that our stock OF SPsdNG AND SUMNER GOOpS
now ih a. complete, forming II the most exe.i
superb ana varied assrtnents 70 be found 10 the cit Each
apartment Is complete Ia it-t IL Gambling our customer
mruts are
SILKs, sHAWLs, CAPEs AND MAYrILLAs,
SPRING AND SUMNER DREss FABRICS
Among which are Bareges challes. Lawns Muslius Poi
Chtr-e, Nlencas, Mnaar, Milaese, English French sd
Ameri can Prints and DeIaines.
No1iehs, fhnnels Mourning Goods White Goods L.
broi'itrts aud Laces Fancy Goods, Dress Trimmings
sirry- Gloves, " der Garments Pauasos and UulHe1
skirts IN ali varieties, and full assortment Of
LINENS AND DOMESTIC GOODS.
in Az presenting variety in establishment never tH
eqalied IN the trade.
We cordially rxtend to an thorough examination Of cn
stock and method Of doing business.
FARLEY, ESLIsS s. co.
Opposite Revere llousel Bowdon Square, BOSTON
f y 49, is-ig-i
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-04-15

New IlAMrsHIRE.-Joseph Caly, VIII,
recently died at Alsteali. was the seeon.
white cllild born in that town.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-04-15
MASONIC 50 NOTICE.

The regular communications Of King solomons Lode.
Bellows Falls will be held at Odd Fellows Hall Rr
eyungs on preceding the full of the in escI
month. PER ORDER
NJ See Advertisement of Dr. sanford's Liver Inyi,o,..
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-04-15

VERMONT 30 RID OF EDUCATION
SECRETARY Oniee, Apri3 9th, Is 8.
Teachers fn~iitnie- for spring OF 1859.
Telehers' Institutes the Counties ofCaedon Orange
Windsor, Nulnan. i;uauI and Addison s be hell Is M
lows.
At EAST fIAgDwICK. April 10 and %.
a" WEST RtNDuLPti, =. - a. %.
" SPRINGFIELD, % a.
g. LUNbuN DERRY, % 8
80 CAsTEETON. Nav 3
" STAaKSHu8O.
Each Institute viii continue through days havia.
evening" sessions for general lectures
Il is deiabe That Surt uteuens should Ne prsert 10
eopfat Ylth the Secretary, fras possible and taat
they should urge attendance of all who PROPOSE 10 h
during the ensuing year.
Tie institutes are not intended exclusively for TeacherS
hut furnish am opportunity 90 increase the general
10 ommen schools and all friends Il education are ,ic
% be present..
1917 J. ADAMS, S.r5.ary.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-04-15
CIark's Syrup is all Vegetable

Not drawn out by Alcohol, or amy Alcoholic proces,
BUT BOILED IN THE OLD NAY,
Aud ~ not Poisonous.
But RETAINS ALL IFS MEDIC NAL VIRTUES
For sale by Halley, Chester; Wholesale Nv Parrss
Parks, No Is PARK How ~ and FIR sale BY all god
Druggists
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-04-15
AGENTS FOR THE TIMES.

Tho following persons agents for the BELLOWS FALL,
TINES, to whom subscribers make their payments
and all who have not paid for the present year vii
do so immediately.
Athens, J. c. Redheld / Londonderry. H. Barker.
Brookline, Asa Flint. So. Londonderry, 4. Walker,
saSton's River, NJ p. Barry Putnev. y. n. Campbell
Nottingham 5. L. Billings. Townshend, Henry Ssbury.
Westminster N G. Pierce. Jacksonville. III. W. brigham
Grafton. Samuel Phelps. Wilmington, Origin Smith.
Houghtonville j. II. Putnam Windham, N. W Wood.
Jamaica, D. Gilbert Dexter w. Towrshend T. d. Sawyer
Windsor County.
springfield. Geo. G. Porter. c... Geo. r. Barrett
Cavendish, I. o. Winslow. '"ee'e'' T. r. Clark.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-04-15

he made his daughter occupy the lower
seat. Stepping out Of the room, he got low
err chair and asked him to occupy it, which
he refused to do. Upon which Hopkins beat
the teacher with large oak whip stock
until he was unable to resist, and after
wards refused to let him go, but went
before the grand jury and entered complaint
against himself, plead guilty, and was fined
$l,00 and costs. The trial at the County
Court occupied three days. On the eve-
ming of the third day the case was given
to the jury who returned verdict for the
plaintiff TO recover 500 and costs. Good.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-04-15

DIAPER uANGINGs 10000 ROOFS PAPER HANG.
INGS,
COMPRISING 0yEG 200 STYLES;
Varying 10 price from cents 70 : uer l;oll
53O ROLLS SPLENDID GILT PAPEts
30 BoLLS CURTAIN PAPETS
BORDERS IN GREAf VARIETY
customers Wishing select from the largest siocks
the state invited 70 call JOsrpHsTARk,
Brattleboro, April IA 1859 l5
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-04-15

DAINTs AND oTL
WHITE LEAD GROUND IN OIL:
WHITE LEAD, DRY
PURE ZINC AND LEAD;
PURE FRENCH ZINC
PURE MEN JERSEY ZINC;
RAW LINsEED OF;
BOILED LINsEgD OIL Extra
FUkN1TUkE NAItNISH;
BEST DRYING JAPAN;
SPIRITS TURPENTlSE;
For sale in large or small quantities by
JOSEPH CLARK.
bfapt4e eoroi April Ia, 1883. Is
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-23
The sixth Ward.

Pursuant to call of the President, the Sixth
Ward Republican Club met at Engine House No. 4
on Monday evening, March 2lst, at = IL O'Clock,
for the purpose of choosing officers for the ensuing
year, and of organizing for the Spring Election
The following persons we're elected as officers oI
the Club;
Presideni-C. ]. BALLARD.
Vice President-J H. CLARK
SscretGry-E. B. CHAMBERLAIN.
Treasurer-W. v. SKED.
Vigilance COmmittse-CALEB ATwATER, L. W.
BAILEY, CHAs. SAUTER, JAS. JENKINsoN, JOSEPH
KEsTLER.
Adjourned. E. B. CHAMBERLAIN,
= u = lOcc.sfnr1t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-23
Our Book Table.


THREE VISITS TO MADAGASCAR during the years
1883, 1854, 1856, including q Journey to the
Capital; with notices of the national history Ol
the country and of the present civilization ofthe
people, By the Rev. WILLIAM ELLIS, T. h.
s, author of "Polynesian Researches" lllustra
ted. New York: HARPER & BRoTHERs, 1853.
OF the island of Madagascar which extends over
an area larger than that of Great Britain and Ire
land combined, and which is inhabited by pOpu-
lation of more than three millions Of people, very
little is known by the mass of the reading public
relative 10 its religion history geography, or ma
tional characteristics. Vague ideas of ferocious
Queen who ncOntinently murders all white visitors
and takes special delight in chopping up christian
missionaries, and of an unexplored island full oi
mountains, and too far of from civilized society to
be cared for, compose the most of the knowledge
of great part of the American people respecting
Madagascar. The book before US is made up from
daily notes of impressions produced by novel and
attractive objects met with by the author during
his residence in the country and of information OBJ
timed from the people 1t is an interesting record
of the main points of interest connected with the
county and will be found OF much general value as
book of travels. It is illustrated by cuts from
photographs, and is a handsomely gotten up
Io11
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-23
For the Leader.
ACorrection eorreeted.


Although most unwilling TO bring either my own
name, or that of Maria Wells again before the pub
lie, feel called upon to reply to an article in the
Leader of to-day; in which, as the author of a
communication, written week ago, 1 am not only
charged with misstatement, but my Judgment il
not my motives, is called in question. In making
the statement did, so far was l from seeking to
awaken prejudice against her. by stating that ,'she
had passed the ordeal Of q street education" it
was offered as a pGlIiGtion of her conduct. "a
street education' is q misfortune-not crime
Imust not however, be Understood to hold, that
the tuition and example, to which the street WaD-
derer is subjected is any justification Of erime but
surely he it is needfull to punish the Criminal the
knowledge of her having been exposed to such a
baneful influence, should enlist our sympathies in
her behalf So much for the judgment exercised,
and the motive by which was actuated.
Now for the facts in the case. "fhe article" says
the Leader STATED that she had passed the ordeal
of street education in New York. This is hard
Iy correct as she came from the Isle Of Man but a
comparatively short time sinceH Her Olc1l State
meni to myself was that she came over ticeDe years
ago)
The following extract is from letter addressed
to gentleman in this city by the lady who brought
n. ". to Cleveland. from "the home" at New
York ~ = 5=-I,- n = 7.7775- --7lsT, 81.
Dear Sir-Yours containing Delia's (the name
she went by in New York; sad history is before
me, and what can say, but that the law must take
its course She is simply English,
and was found IN the streets, by s. s. teacher
and brought by her to the notice of q member Of
our Board, who took her in and Afterwards trans
ferred her to the Home, and begged me to take her
West, as she was smart giri, and thought her
honest Ny OWE impression is that to send her to
the Penitentiary will harden her, and to let her
go, will certainly be her ruin 1t is best to have
her shut out from society, tor, il not, she will
probably go from bad to worse. Poor child, IN.
less she repents, how sad her end. viii be- Feb. IL,
1852" q {. -1 = 80
The writer Of the above passed through Cleve-
land on the llth instant and visited the unhappy
girl; she thsa said that she thought the Peniten
tiary the best place for her f.4itf -lf IT
have now, | trust, freed myself from the impu-
tations which the article went to convey; visited
the +poor child@ after her Indictment, Qor never
saw her previously Oftener perhaps than any 9th
er individual, and should be the last person to add
to the weight Of disgrace which has fallen upon
her by ''preju1icing' her unhappy case. J. B. @.
Cleveland, March 2I, 1853.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-23

For THE LAST TIME.-By special request we
publish the following communication in relation TO
Maria Wells We believe enough has been said
and written about her, but as the following con-
tains some facts ia relation to her early life we con
sented to give it an insertion. rtv
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-23
GoaI Dealers
Sterling Coal.

WE BEG LEAVE TO SUBMIT
w herewith for your consiJ several fasmsnts
In regard 10 he above named Coal. For
GAS PURP osES
it is mot exceIed By any offered in this country We
prepared TO supply the me in any amount and upon
most favorable terms. +. =
We are, yours respectfully,
+. BUTTS s Co, Cleveland O.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-23
Agricultural.
Good .Vie9OS for. Farmers

WOVeO SEOeUO AOH II Ctg AEGCHOs
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
IA Agricultural Impe ements and Seeds, for sale by
mar22t6 - e ]. PITKIN, No 60 MeTwin st.
HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED, AT
IL wholesale or retail, a. J. PITKIH'S,
mar2 No. g. MerSin Street.
TIMOTHY AND CLOVER SEED,
i qselior 1,s quality, for sale by PIIKIN,
m1r2 No " MeIwln s..
CHEESE VAT AND HEATER
~ Anew article for dairymen. and much hkei those
who have used them. for sale fy PtTKIN,
mar2 ~ No 81 Aorwin st.
DATENT SEED SOWER-THE
Il best hing ever used No man who has ever
Iisd would think of sowing seed without this machine
u @ar2s ss' No. g 81 Sil MsTHiS HiS st.
DOVER CORN SHELLER = OF
l. different sizes, with ard without Fan
para ]. PITKIN. No. g AIerxin st.
SUGAR CANE MILLS, PANS and
~ I5S FIXTURES for sale by ! I, PaiIKIN a,
GARDEN AND FRUIT SEED for
mar22 No g Merwp :
< 000 Bus. WISCONSIN BALD
csOOO SEED OATS, weighing 81 fbs to The bus
for Sale by s. Z. DEWOLF,
FARMERS, GARDENERS & SPECULATORS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-23

THE AMERICAN HONE GARDEN.-Being principles
and rules for the culture of vegetables, fruit
flowers, and shrubbery. To which are added
brief notes on farm crops with O table of their
average prOduct and chemical constituents. BY
ALEXANDER WATSON. Illustrated, New York
Harper & Brothers, 1859.
The writer of this book has aimed TO present in
a dijested and plain form, such directions and in
formation, as will if applied, enable any one who
has a garden TO supply the home table with its
pleasant and healthful products with the least outlay
of labor and expense, and add choice fruits and
flowers to the family stock of cheap, every day en-
joyments. 1t is a useful manual for the farmer OF
gardner.
FANKwEI, OR The SAN JAcINTo IN THE SEAS OF
INDIA, CHINA AND JAPAN. BY WILLIAM MAX
WELL WOOD, NJ. D., u. S. n. Late Surgeon OF
the feet to the United States East Iadia Squad
ron; author Of "WandeIing Sketches on south
Africa, Polynesia" &c. New York. Harper &
[ Brothers. 1859.
"Fankwei" is the term applied by the Chinese
to all English and Americans, meaning Foreign
Devil" The Fankwei who is the author of this
narrative, was Surgeon on board the United States
steam fgate San Jacinto, which set sail for China
and Japan in October, 1855. The book is per
soual narration Of scenes on shipboard and off
among the Chinese and japanese, and of the Incl
dents which fell under the eye of the writer in bis
official position on that cruise. Although books
of travel are almost as numerous as the persons
who travel yet it is not the ground over which the
traveller passes, which alone appear in the book
but the individuality of the one who travels, each
one seeing events with different eye. We pre-
sumo this book will be found interesting.
ADAM BEDE, A NOVEL. By GEORGE ELLIOT, au
thor of ''Scenes OF Clerical Life. New York
Harper & Brothers. 1852
The ladies who are ever seeking access to the
'tast new novel;" and who eagerly scan the book
lists for announcements of romances, will be glad to
obtain and read this book. It's written in pleas
ant style, has plot enough to make it somewhat ex
citing and is attractive both for its subject matter
and for the powers of the author, which are dis
played in the sympathies excited in his readers
Thestory will be found more than usually interest
ing and viii serve TO fill up pleasant evening hours
All ofthe above books are for sale by ]. B. Cobt
& ~
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAR. 2s, 1850
PLAIN AND oRNANENrAL PRINTING.

c Plain and Ornamental Prining of every descripIie
dOno the Printing EstablishmentOf the Leader Office,
the latest mpr we'd and most rapd steam presses in the
STYLE short notice. and reasonable rates Par
ticular attention paid to blank work Every description
ofBindng done, especially Blank Books Ledgers, JOurn
ais SnIes Books Rscsiylng Books &C &c
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-23
Miuinrrp,
Gollacfo au0 GiQafs.

TOHN LYMAN, Manufacturer, and
- Wholesale snd Retail dealer in TOBACCO, SNUkF
and CIGARS in HewItts Stesm Power Block, Mesl st.
Canal BASIN. Clexelsnd Ohio. oc26alS k2o
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-23
Real estate Asents.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
AET.RY x. SMITHS Go.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
ROuse's Block, frOating the Square

juno .- F ei
FOR SALE "A CORNER LOT
L, AeTl65 feet on Bolivar streat at a bargain = =
Aiso' Ais' Brick House and lot on Euclid street
Also. Brck House and Lot Lake Stree
~ ' nne oIick House and Lot on Superior Of
WANTEh~H good Rricf House with rood To, g..
min1es walk from The Post Office which IS COO in cash
Also, good House and Lot worth about 81 900 for which
nnf gTazng farm and the balance in cash will be paid
mari : Il Z. SMITH & co.
EOR SALE-House and Lot on Eu-
L cld stree ; a very desirable place Price S. 500
oSse St ane q Lot , 9a sgTS5 % Street. with good in
Aso KS "a. TSt class Tesidence within three minutes walk
Also very desirable residence within few minutes
Also two Houses and Lot on Franklin street, West Side
Also House and Lot ST. Charles street Price s1Oo
Also ten acre lots 2i miles from the citv V'''
~ As2 several small leaseholds within short distance Of
Also II OOJacres Farming and Timber Lands in wiseop
Sn wen located including improved farms fur sale
JAMS H-R, SMITH CO.
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-80
acres o. land Y acres cleared. with improvements in
Also $40 acres good Farm Land In Mss1Yi Il, ,b,nr.
for a kaTm 6 or city property.
iiaols s. miles from Chicago; to exchange for farm or
Also three small Farms about II miles from tn. CITY to
Ai't HOUSE add Lot he Lot 54S1o feet deep; barns
inns -. H R SMITH CO.
| NJ ANTED-A Lot about 30 Feet
~, Io9t wlIhIn ten minutes walk oftue Post Office fr
isn2s- R. SMITH co.
WANfED-200 ACRES Of PINE
w LAND in Michigan. R. SMITH & O.
WANTED = 10 OR II ACRES OF
- Good Garden Land. at or nears Plank Road leacing
- jsHss IS ''''' "''4 IN P''s'~sn SMITH 20.
PRINTED FLANNELS, for Gentle
Il men'sWrapDers, now offered ct n -..- ....-
noTS TAYLOR, GRISwOLD cos