davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-01

vrERGNEg ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHS lls FOURTH
avenue the only establishment attended by Professor
yFRNES the inventor celebrated for the extraction Of
tac substances from the system cure of rheumatism, govt
neap,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-01

ErOR HAMBURG, LONDON, HAvRE AND SOUTH
fhe Hamburg American Packet Companys iron mail
HAMM0NIA, Captain schwensen,
WE leave pier q North river,
Tuesday November !, 1859
ykss cabin 800 Second cabin. $50 Storage. SIS
c. B. RICHARD BOAs,
lbl ByoadWay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-01

A DDRESS TO JOHN McCRICKART, MEMBER OF THE
N Royal College OF Surgeons Ednburgh-Dear Strive,
passengers per the ship Universe from Liverpool New
York think Of parting with you without endeagoring
however nadeuately our heartfelt gratitude 70
kind and aectonate manner In which discharged
surgeon Of the above named ship daring
voyage Your the sick did pass un
observed by those of who blessed with
health strength and rest assured sir that
visits morning and night 10 the bedside the
ncted during passage unusually severe you only
our synpathes but prayers Earnestly hoping
that pleased in the absence of something
sana accept this expression Of thanks for nva
liable services you may
long spared delight IN the luxury of doing good sir
very respectfully yours Here follow the signatures Of the
male adult passengers upwards Of eighty in number On
board the Universe OF Staten Island Oct % 1859 DR. Nc
replied appropriate and concluded by
Ing Him hands alone the issues Of life and
that of infectious nature had visited the ship
That they had been brought the desired haven safety
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-01

rLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVIGATION CON-
"a panys New York and Galway lne-The next departure
o New York win be the splendid and powerful sssamshP
lH59 touchn Johns N. F. to receive the royal malta
Price Of passage-Fs class 800 $5 and $50; third $50 In
audng free the principal cities the main railway
Great Britain and Ireland Third class mSss provide
First class $50 s25 For freight apply at
Express Company 81 Hudson street. and at their
cAer Advertised offices the interior Passage In the third
sass Of the above Offices to bring
nops ont from any Of principal cities the main lines Of
rs1vay IN reat Britain for So5 from Galway for $780,
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY,
ALEX HOLIAAND Manager.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-01
a xzANTIC AND PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
"A U. s. MAT. LINE


vTNITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE FOR HA.
~ yana and New Orleans The steamship EMPIRE CITY,
Captain j. hcCowan, will aai Wednesday November
lEx1 at O'Clock NJ from foot of Warren Kills OF
dng The form furnished at the ONCE End no bills Of
vaga apply at III Weat street! corner Of Warren
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-01

ENOB SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE UNITED
n satss mail steamer ARAGo, d. Lines commander, will
aye for Havre touching Southampton TO land the malls
ma Saturday November IL at ~ O'Clock from
Vr No North river foot OF Beach street This ship has Ave
Ssss tight Compartments enclosing the engines that in the
event OF collision slndng the water could not reach them
and pumps being work. the safety OF the vessel and
cxssengers would be secured Price Of passage in second
su6u $b and $780, For freight passage apply to w. 8.
i,RIYTON Agent No 7 broadway n B.-fhe steamer
FULTON WIN succeed the ARAGO and sail December 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-01
DORTIAND AND CANADA.
II Semi weekly lne-vis Victoria Bridge.
The first class screw steamships
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A UTOGRAPHs-BANGe, MERwJN & CO., TRADE
n sale Ne. Is Park Row. will sell only at private
sale commencing November 1889 the private collection Of
Autographs Letters &C. gathered during severayears with
much care and expense by Mr.. r. More embracing the
autographs OF nearly prominent character during the
Revolutionary Of many other
those OF many Of the most celebrated personages a Eu
during the last three centuries Almost all illustrated
with fine portraits many Of them proofs and
very Catalogues ready.
A CARD-CHARtE OF GAMBLING AGAINST A Po-
n lice ScrgeanI having been announced In the Express
that the undersigned preferred charge of gambling against
Police Sergeant Joseph sovder Of the Second precinct
Outstanding gambling TO playing for he denies
having made such charge but only orpayng cards during
He further that he nothing of the
the EXP ess before II appeared
JoHS J. MOLoNEY, 81 Ann street. N. Y.
New YORK. Oct. 81, 1859.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-01

Cd PER TON-COAIA-RED Ash LARGE NUT ~ d.
~ nvered; stove CRATE range and furnace Red Asn
Locust Mountain and Iehgh at lowest cash prices fq 70
venues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-01

T7soR HAVANA QUAKER CITY LINE-CARRYING
United States mail and leaving each port twenty
fhe new fast and double engine steamship YORK TOWN.
w Shucdt commander viii take the place Of the Quaker
cay sail for the above port Tuesday November IT, at
fwo O'Clock from pier s5 North river Her next trips Will be
made December 5 and B
The Yorkown II new ship Of 1870 tons burthen and wei
eeied for and speed Her accommodations
unequalled. For freight, or passajEe apply to-
HARGOUS co., 81 South street.
girat cabin SGO. second cabin, IS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-01

11A,R ALExAEpRIA;. WASHINGTON AND GEoRGN
n towB.-Tbe New York and Virginia Screw SIC lmahir,
so,~ nny's and FIRST class steamship MOUNT VERNON
NTH commander win leave pier IL North river for th
$50 y, ritz on Saturday Nov o. NJ o'clock p Passage
scmaue tate room and meals, s. 20 Freight cents per
,srta@ Fre, l received Fiaavs aud Saturdays Ap
Wv ~ H. 81 RLAWls;h ~ CO., 80 West street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-01

JoHN ZUypEr-
This new book designed for the double purpose Of furnish
ing collection OF pieces suitable for opening service and
Also the wants Of singing societies. musical classes
&C., 10
MR.. ZUNDEL's BEST WORK.
The arrangement Of the organ score with directions for the
use Of stops one Of It's peculiar features several Oh the
pieces being arranged with organ obgac ia which ms cee
bratedmastcr has exhibited the beauties and effects OF MS IA
vorite instrument with his peculiar ability.
TO societies desrinq 10 pracce difficult music than the
binary anthem this book particularly recommended rroe
rs cents ,....
NfS sNr' ABBEY 4 ABBOT Publishers,
I19 Nassau street. N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-01

WRANGEMENT FOR wINTEE.-ITHE NEW yong
IN and virginia searnshp Compauy's aus,ips will re
freight every day for Tennessee North Csrona Ports
Is North river, Mt 7. NJ as fcllows-- W." ' p'oi
ROANOKE. Capt Couch. on "Wednesday
JAMESTOWN Cnpt. skinner, on Saturday
Passnge sateroom and meals included 10 Norfolk 81. 10 P
fcrsburs Richmond $40 w =
"0''' LUDLAM HETNEKEN IFS Broad a,,>.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-01
THE LECTURE SEASON.

THE LECTURE SEASON.
CooPER INSTITUTE ASTRONOMICAL LECTURE BY
" Professor o. M. Mitchell, Tuesday evening NQy. H.
commencing ~ o'clock. Tickets IS cents EACH ma Of
George Nesb Co. of Pearl aud Pine streets; Hut
Crimson Week 32 Broadway Mechanics Hail. l72
broadway VIM Hall Son. 63 broadway; T. T. Green,
Of Broadway and Fourteenth street. and the Office OF the
Cooper Institute.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-01

respectfully invited to call at 1855 Broadway TO morrow
and next day 70 examine newly discovered article OF
rabe and glossy restraining s brancy longer than any
article ta less than half the cos affected by watsr
or weather heat or cold, and adapted equally ron WOOD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-01

A UgrRAILA. PIONEER LINE-EsT ABIIsHED Iss2-
IA Carving Inc United States mails-sailing positively
q day advertssd-The beautiful clipper ship SAMUEL
O. GLOVER, 1900 burthen George B. Kelur ccrnman
Melbourne positively on the the lo Of Eavem
delivered her cargo perfect order She has magnificent
mmcdatlons both first and second class passengers
Voy freight or passage apply board TO r. w. CAME
RON No Bowling Green Sight bills for sale and cash nd
ynrcea mede consgnmenta. Consignees In Australia
Hesgra- Wilkinson Broihels 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-01

THE wETMORE PEDIGREE-rROM 1912 TO 1855 WITH
Coat Of Arms now really Remainder of limited mum
Der may be had Of HAYS genealoes Hersdry Office 69
and 6ol broadway, NJ Approved By the families.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-01

ANEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP COM,
IN pany-ror New Orleans via Havana 10 sal! on Satur
1av November IL al IL United States mall steam
shp CAHAwBA Capt J W Smith viii commence 70 receive
eaht Wednesday Nov 1889 at pier foot of Robinson
street. North river No bills Of ladng aligned after The OF
SAing Freight for Havana will not he received after u
,ujock on the day before sailing II be cleared
Custom House and the clearance together with the bills of
cirnt passage apply TO the agents. LIVINGSTON, GRO
CHERON d CO., No. Park place.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-06
ProdigIons Tentsor strenrrh,

1t is claimed that Dr. George B Winship s
the strongest man in the world, and yet he was
prostraled like a child while attempting to lee
ture few evenings ago before a Boston audi
ence, on Ply ysical Education. He had spoken
but a few moments before he swooned upon the
platform, and was so overcome that the lecture
had to be given up. 1t was his first appearance
before public audience The Atlas says:
Dr. W. has for several years given much at
tentlon to the subject OF physical education.-
lie Is twenty FIVE years Of age, five feet seven
inches in height, aud weighs one hundred and
f,rty-three pounds He graduated at Cambridge
five years ago. He can raise a barrel of -four
from the floor on to his shoulder; can raise
himself with either little finger, till his chin is
half foot above it can raise 200 pounds with
either little finger; can put up dumb bell of
l4l pounds exercises daily with two dumb
bells weighing 100 pounds each, which he can
raise alternately above his head can lift with
the hands 926 pounds dead weight without the
aid Of straps or helts of any kind, Topham,
the strongest man of England could raise only
500 pounds in the same way and the celebra-
It'd Belgian giant could ift only 800 Dr. W.
was prepared To exhibit all these feats but the
unexpected turn which events took prevented it,
The strong man proved to be an infant.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-06

We have been permitted to publish, and with
great pleasure do so, the following extract from
the private letter Of an intelligent aud Observ
Jog friend, Down East" :"
"The speech of your excellent Governor
s. CHASE, at the Mass Meeting on the gath
ult., has been read here with feelings of
mingled pleasure and admiration by men of all
parties. tits everywhere commended for Us
high aud independent tone-it manly hmness
its wise and judicious counsels-ils recon-
menda'ions of obedience to the ial0, and its aJ-
vice to reform abuses and redress wrongs in
the only proper and constitutional way, at the
Bllot Boz. 1t has been many years since any
speech has male strong an impression,
aud 50 favorable, upon the public mind. Uuder
all the cIcumstauces-the time, the place, the
occasion, the excteu ent, the jail, with its vic
tins Of an nhuman law. aud of "packed
jury that speech Of Governor CHASE, IS pro
nounce as a model Of human wi dom ultereu
win aUIuIug anu conscious Jdhh OF a
far-seeng aud conscrva i've Statesman. | may
be mistaken, but, from dairy expressions Of
opinions by gentlemen fro different sections
OF the country | anticipate that the lghest
hoDorr Of the people in 1860 will be awarded
to you distinguished Governor who is 70 ad
mirahly qualified Tor the duties of President
OF the United States His nomination would
be fit one, indeed and his election would be
beneficial to the whole country, lor he would
be the President Of ths United States and not
OF a Party, or a Section"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-06
Ansonic Festivals

The Free and Accepted Mlsons OF Paines-
vile are making extensive arrangements to
hold a >emi Centennial Festival on the 18Th
inst, it being just half century since the first
Lodge was organized in that town. The old
est members present will preside The frater-
nifty will dine together at the Cowles House
at 3 p. NJ wlen there will be speeches, re-
minIseences, and sentiments
The Masoua of Medina are to hold a grand
celebration on the oath inst. The Rev. Mr.
Wheeler, Of West Cleveland, is to deliver tue
Address. The Sax Horn Band OF Granger is
to discourse the music. large attendance
OF the Brothers Of the mystic tie " is antici-
mated
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-06

The letter in the Debats, referring to the
Zouaves, says: zone fact will give am idea of
the incompatible African troops, with whom
the Austrians are not yet acquainted, For six
months the Third Regiment Of Zouaves has
been on campaign since the 18th of October
the men have not slept fifteen nights in bar
racks; three or four weeks ago they were at
Iuguce, and siuee their arrival n Piedmont
have been encamped in the midst of rain; and
yet the regiment has not ten men sick "
A letter from Turin in the Independence, Of
Brussels, says
"Ihe damage already caused by the Austri-
ans is estimated at more than 100 millions
They have not only made enormous reauisi
tons, but have cut down trees, principally mul
berries, burnt and blown up bridges, DESTROYED
railways and sacked country houses and farm
Buildings. Count Cayour who has great part
OF his property in the provinces where those
ra"ages have been committed, Vl be a severe
sufferer The Piedmontcse people have con.
Quoted themselves With much dignity and frn,
ness, not excepting the clergy, towards whom
tie liberal patty felt a certain degree of mis-.
trust. The Austrians could neither find spy
assistance nor Information among the Piedmont
ese"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-06
The Habeas Corpus

We are not disappointed atthe decision Of
the Supreme Court of Ohio in the case Of the
Rescuers Since the postpenment Of the opin-
ION ON Saturday, We supposed that the ex-
ercise Of that forbearance that sometimes
ceases to be a virtue, would impel a majority Of
the Bench as now constituted, to come to this
conclusion. Il is possible for the Judiciary to
be conservative to its own hurt rather than ap-
DIV remedies which may appear to be extreme
But the time must come when the U. 5. Su.
preme Court and other Courts will be reform
ed. and the propr working Of the ballot box
will effect that reform, we'll as the repeal OF
odious and unconstitutional laws -Sandusky
Register.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-06
nrpnRl.InAN sTArE TIOKET.
~. fr,m FpTope--The FIRST Bnttlol

The news from Europe this morning 1os-
q p sesses intense interest The FIRST battle in the
o,eat drama Of blood has been fought, and
wo by the allied sardinians and French, The
Austriana. fifteen thousand strong, under the
command Of Cen stadion, attacked the ad-
vanced posts Of Marshal de Hilliers, at Monta-
hello. on the 2 ct ult and were 'Tigen back by
Cen Forris division. af er fierce combat of
f,ur hours duration The allies, including
,ome Pie1monte>e cavalry, rried Monte
be,o, but it is reported did not pursue
the kustrans The loss Of the Austrians is
st,ted by the French accounts at from 1900 to
2OOO and that If the French at 600 TO 700 Of
whom MANY were officers Some 200 Aus raus
including a Colonel, were taken prisoners.
The Austrian account claims that the fight
was with superior French force, and that after
va hot contest Gen. s. retreated behind the Po
in perfect order Report says the actual force
of the French was from 5000 to 1000, besides a
regiment of sardiuian cavalry. The war il
now really begun, and a succession of sanguin
airy struggles may be looked for.
1t is announced that the extreme left wing o
r she slrdinian army has forced a passage owe
lbe Resia putting the Austrians flight. 9th
er trifing agements are reported. Genera
. Guylai the Au trian commander continues t.
e make oppressive exactions on the people undo
pain of being shot for disobedicnce.
The mcrclless King of aPles is dead, des
piie the potency Of spiritual manifestations am
sanity relics Francis II. has assumed tn
rens Of government change it is to be hope'
for the better.
Lord Palmerston and Lord Russell are at pollt
ica lopperheads, and the defeat of the Derb
Ministry is anticipated on the meeting OF Pal
lament England will find it difficult to pre-
serve neutrality in the shock of arms now be
gun, and it is rumored that six British men
war bad entered the Adratic.
j is announced officially that France adhere
to the abolition OF privateering and the prime
pie that neutral flag covers enemies goods
Stirring events from the Old World may no
A.. be looked for each arrival.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-06

THER THOUSAND SHEEP DEsTRoYRD by A Lo
coMoTfvE.-A destructive accident occurred in
New Jersey on Tuesday afternoon last. As the
down train Of the New York and Erie line was
crossing We'll Creek, drovtr with g. 900 sheep
was crossing at the same time The sheep
hearing the train coming, attempted TO run
across the track, when il raG over theu and was
thTpwn from the track int the creek The
drover saved hs life by leaping on a boat that
was passing There were no passengers ia the
tran The engineer has broken arm. but vas
doing we'll at last accounts The lost sheep Q
valued al S5,O00.-N Y. Tribune
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-06

9fAyN ASrl' ooiIFs Ia" The people Of
New HamPshfe are emulous o. the position a.,
We mont t'uehing the mi NOUS Fug'Uye Slave
ia~' and are circulating PeF'i9ns' payiug the
@'''l'ute 70 pass a law 0rbldding the d,liye
~ ~ any fugiuve slave 70 per, 5ns OF Itnin, such
N iTr Che laws Of Slave State. The petition,
a4e receiving numerous signatures.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-06
Atistellaneous.
Tuesday, June nh, 1859.

LARGE SALE OF
Splendid Furniture, Piano, &c.
AT AUCTION. ..................By o. OUTER SON.
A. Store No. a. Bank Street.
The Splendid Furniture o. Esmiy breakirgup house
Keep ng and removed from the res donCe for con-
venienco Of sale.
n CUTTER & SON WILL SELL
NJs on Tues ay, June III, store NO al Bauh Street,
commencing bt ~ clock A. NJ large lot Of rpeudld
FuruIturp, consisting Of ct Paror Furniture in red
p.u-n, z Tete re Library thaits, Plush Seat
ChRs chamb,r sett consisting of resstg Hureau,
i. dsCId, WtshstHudl 81 san sea brHSS Ma Tuss,
eHameed CHAMBER sftt consisting of Dressing Bureau.
BeIst. nd W sustand, Table, au6 Sea Rocker,
Cme seat Cot age Chairs, CummOde Freeu enam'led
chamber sett consisting of Dressing Bnrenu, Bedsteau,
Toilet Wushstaud, To lat stand. Towel Rack, Cane
Seat Lrge Chlirs Set Gwss tttrIss SPLENDID
RO EWOOu BOOKCASE Cottage r, d.teads, MARI
Top Tuule SD BOud EIten,tcu Dlnlug Table 'tk Cane
Scat Arm Chairs, SPLENDID MIRROR with NJ Tb'o
sab M brackets cost s5o Dining and Hail Tables Wash
ands PLAN Bureaus choice COLLECTION Of 2OH lwnes
Hall Carpet OH Cloths, Beou iul ado Window Cur
tlIus aud futures l SPLENDID SILVt R-PLATtD ID
TEA NE u URN cost S6O Dil Paintings, Eugr wings
and ames, Feather Beds. What Not J tght Stands l
Stuau's CiOkus owe Hud urnHure.G ass Ware Crock
Tho ahrve Furniture is all peri It ORDER and affords
an pnunTtuntV 10 those wish to purcunse r1ally
class Furniture that sol4 occurs Will he for
Inspection at No. &c Bank street hIOudry 6thiust
TefmS-tAsh Baukable Fun. s. at time Of sale
Ju4d.3i
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-06

IAs ArLASTlo FERRY.-During the month
o' may no less than twenty-two steamships
iioh Europe arivrd at New YORK, Boston and
VleOec, add almost as many went the other
way ~ me American Atlantic Steamship
lines have ivsn out The Yankees have been
driven Of the track for ouee.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-06
Worthy the Attention of those who
Appreciate a Good Cup of Coffee.

III tORF 81 CITY COFFEE
POI is the last oIt and is be levg to be the best n
ltls peri,ctly suHpie IN its arrangement
II saves oil he aroma The of
II Will make better Cues from tho same malsrnI than
can be mude II the steam rs LEFT o escaue ~
IL is mo easily kept Ia Orier.
Tho grls say, We ike it
The following tauf OF prices will show that II ia ds
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-06
By o. GUTTER & son, Auotioneers.

By O. GUTTER & SON, Auctioneers
HRnun ny HN----u-s
NINTH ANNUAL SALE or
BOOKS AND sTATIONERY--AL Auction.
ON SUPERIOR STRk EFT, TWO
- Donrs Wet OF American Hotel eutrauce-oppu site
me johnson House.
he St ok is uftho gesl and most select ever fer
eu H. HC ron ~ t.is y'h comprising hre @ iilus o.
Satea Works IN every department of Literature SceuCe
ahu AIT HmO which muy be- found
lrvugs Wmk6 Cuupto G ln p vols = calf
Go fltr's Works tUm / t. M % vols l5 NOR. eco
l1chens' orks complete ms 4 10 vlis. y m rocco
"aySr5 No}tIs' csmP,te IN y vo.;: = cal
i5sSs Ls%ss y w%E' y complete in 'ols. . calf
Leigh hua, vols; BlaSe's Biographical Dc'ionnry An
polou'- ID uu ~ ut Aerhmi o S. Illustrated win
4OU chgl"lutS be Dictionary Of Arts, Manu- rturrs
Mht . 2Nos 81 ust uedi Com Per,s japan Eruedi n
o'S 49, llns rated and lllum uutuu; Commercial Rela,
thus, vol. 4si 3 vols Congressional GioGp 4 u'',.
BRUSH ssH sis complete ia 81 vols { cav ue "a Inn
hhrpers n,lcal Lburyi tIus vs. Political lert Vo0t
hu ll AhluHy ul Me uUchul; Buffers dus euut IA oh
the Poet Iutou ntuied r. bYund in autIoue 81 la
Illustrate AppleiuL 5 hu, edition OF th Pets Suuuriue
F'Iniy blDrsi Pocket do; Fine Pr yer B0ukA. Fircb
hrst diamoud uuute Gold Peus wtirnte ; Fine . erte
Note Commercial u Cap p-Is; Pillar ~ Fire linn q
Of Dvdi mo by TtrUmb's Let ers; ulso several iLou
anu ofthe latest edtiJHs ''''''
l. dos aud geu emen particular invite, ,n r. I1u
ring the day aud examine tlr suCk. Books a. yrv,f .
at muCh less than liShcrs prizes ont iorl Fl la
pcet under The 'mrr eau House. Te1t door 10 AIackp
zlt Drug store Sale TO CONNIE Frlduy Evei JI
II KEMsHALL. Agent. % iUsIss iVfT,su'