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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-09-13
EXAMINERS NOTICE.

T1HE undersigned Examiners, appointed
l. by the Commissioners of Cecil county to
view and determine as to the propriety of
locating a proposed public road 50 common
cling at or near Constabe's gate, on the Post
road; running through lands Of VIM. Boies,
VIM. Jackson, Cook, Georgianna
Jackson and others, till it intcrsects the
Kids Purchase road at or near Joseph
Hines Blacksmith shop. thence with an old
road till it intcrsects the road | !. miles north
of Cosgrove's Mill" hereby give notice that
they will meet at Mrs. Constable's gate, on
Thursday, the 25h day Of September, nert. at
10 O'Clock A. NJ, to execute the commission
to them issued by the County Commissioners
aforesaid. LEVI II. EVANS,
GEO. p. WHITAKER,
JOHN S. EVEREST,
Aug %, 1t62-5w Examiners.
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CHE Hlarkcts.

ELKToN MARXET.-Red Wheat, 81 25 ;
White do. 81 40; Corn, go cents Oats,
- cents.
WILMINGTON MARKET. Sept. 12.-Flour,
pr barrel 00@6 Is, Wheat, per bushcl,
80, Corn, IS; Corn meal, per bushel, G5 !;
Oats, 30; Cloverseed per bushcl, 00@5 so;
Timothy Seed, > 5O@I3 co.
BALTIMORE MARKET.-Whitc Wheat, 81 so
GJ 60; Red Wheat, 81 30; Corn, white,
6)H IS cents; Yellow, G0@65 cents u
bushcl Oats-Maryland, 35@}42 cents
and 400 43 cents for Pennsylvania.
HAY AND STRAw.-We quote good to prime
balcd Timothy at lsaS19; loose do. at la
SIS; Clover, baled, at 10aSl1; loose do.
at 9HSl0: Rye Straw at 14aSl5, and Wheat
and Dat do at 10aSl0 so per ton.
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MORO PHILLIPS
Super Phosphate of Lime.

THIS article possesses a higher standard Of
i excellence than any other now offered for sale,
and always of uniform quality.
Price, S45 per 1900 lbs. e! cents per B.)
1t is comparatively a new article having been
introduced by US few seasons since. and tested
on all kinds of crops and variety of soils, with
most excellent success. which has rendered its
popularity in so short period unexamped in the
istory of Fertilizers.
The attention of Farmers is respectfully invited
to the above article
We also have for sale PERUVIAN GOVERN.
MENT GUANO, PURE GROUND RONES,
LAND PLASTER, &c.
DIXON, SHARPLESS Il CO.,
No. 40 SouTH WHARvEs,
I'D door above Chestnut Street.)
Aug So, lS62-2m PHILADELPHIA.
Ey'A liberal discount to Dealers
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. J. DCPONCO'S
Golden, Periodical Pills,
FOR FEMALES.

fON L ENaI
fSFALIIEIE IN ConrECTJSG IRREGuLARIrIEs
AND REMOVING DISTRACTIONS OF THE MoSruLY
TURNS, FROM WHATEVER CAUSE.
EVLAnIEs, here is proof positive. 1t is not
very far fetched and comes to the Proprietor
through one Of the " oldest and . most rcspccta-
bic Druggists in New York State whose name
is connected. READ" One of the first ladies of
Utica" n, y. called upon my Agents in that city
tMcssrs WIN. Bristol Co y and told them that
she of course did not wish her name made public.
but if any one should doubt the wonderful efficacy
Of Or. Duponco's Golden Pills, they mi ght refer
any lady to her she considered it duty, as
well pleasure, to relate her knowledge of
their efficacy as administered to her daughter, a
young lady II years old She was f;,s, going into
consumption-had taken cold-nature became
obstructtd. Two boxes Of these Golden Pills
entirely curel her and she is now in robust
heath. So say all who have used them Rcmcm-
Der the ingredients composing these pills are
made known to every Agent. who will tell you
they will perform all that is claimed for them.
tyP Price. 81 90 per Box
Sold at DIR. ii. ii. MITCHELL'S Drug Store,
ELkToS, Mn, Sole Agent for Cecil county.
Ladies' by sending him 90 10 the Elkton
Post Office. can have the Pills sent by mail to any
part Of the county. Sold also by BROWN & BRo +,
Wilmington. and by one Druggist in every town
General Wholesale Agents, 2l8 Greenwich St,
New York S b. HOWE,
Sole Proprietor New York
N B.-None are genuine, unless the hox is
sighed s. ID. HOWE. lJuly ~, lSG2-ly.
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NOTICE..

In the Circuit Court In Equity.
for Cecil county. August IL, 1862.
ORDERED, That the sale made and re-
" ported by Alexander Evans, Trustee for
the sale of Real Estate of Augustus Miller,
decd, be ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary be shown on or before
the eighteenth day Of October next; pro-
vidcd copy Of this order be inserted in
some paper published at E!kton once
week for one month, before the seventeenth
day of September next.
The Report states the amount Of sales to
be So $50. W. II. RICKETTS,,
True copy test Clerk.
W. II. RICKETTS,,
Aug l6, 1S62-1m. Clerk.
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NOTICE..

In the Circuit Court | In Equity.
for Cecil courty. August IL, 1862.
ORDERED. That the sale made by Alex
" andcr Evans, Trustee for the Real
Estate Of Samuel Jackson, deceased, be
ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown on or before the
eighteenth day of October next provided
copy of this order be inserted in some news
paper printed at Elkton once a week for
one month, before the seventeenth day of
September next.
The Report states the amount of sales to
be S3,125. W. II. RICKETTS,,
True copy; test, Clerk.
W. II. RICKETTS,,
Aug 16, 1S62-1m. Clerk.
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ATTENTION! EVERYBODY !

Every man Of you arken and heed
Every enc of you listen and road
Fathers and rothers, and uncles and cousins,
All your relations, by dozens and dozens.
1Inrken and listen We bravely declare
Here are the GARMENTS FOR SUMNER WEAR;
Garments for persons of every condition.
For men of all shapes and Of every position
Elegant suits of appropriate colors,
All TO be had for very few dollars;
Novelties splendid in MASCULINE RAIMEyr,
AT sho cking low prices for ready cash payment
Clothing for gentlemen long or tall,
Clothing for stout men, clo hing for small
Certain to fit you tome hurry and buy
Elegant clothing for June and July.
Trumpet the tdings from city and town.
Tell the intelligence gladly around
Bring your relations and ncighbors all
Come and buy clothing at the GREAT OAK HALL.
tV@PARTlCULARN NOTICE This extensive
establishment is directly on the corner OF Sixth
and Market Streets.
Persons from this part of the country in visit
ing the City, should aim to go there to purchase
their CLOTHING They can have large
assortment of styles and qualities TO select from.
and all the goods are made up good and strong,
and sold at reasonable prices
As we buy them from first hands and sell
exclusively for Cash, We can sell to every body
cheap, for the buyer does not have to pay for
losses incurred on somebody else through the
Credit System. In one word we guarantee to
sell goods ten per cent lower than old concerns
that stand out for big profits. Our motto is :. tho
nimble sixpenee is better than the slow shilling"
Come and see for yourselves.
Wanamaker g. Brown,
81; COAX HALL)
s +. corner SIXTH and MARKET STREETS.
June 81, lS62--toc. PHILADELPHIA.
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Gas Consuming Cooking Stoves.

TE1ESE Stoves have hollow CRATE of such
i Il form that the air, entering through
holes in front Of the stove, must traverse
one bur after another before it escapes into
the buck. fire plate. which is also divided
into passages through which the air must
pass before it escapes through perforations
into the fuel, so that the latter is subjected
to two series of thoroughly heated air which
tend cffectua'y to consume the gases mixed
with the product of combustion. The advan-
tageS of this arrangement is the great econ
o:ny in consumption Of fuel, and the thorough
eqnalizing of the heat throughout tn. oven.
The stoves are warranted to give satisfac-
tion, and are offered at city prices for cash.
+. w. STAPLES.
p. S.-W0od can be used in the stove as
fuel to great advantage. [scpt 6, 1862.
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Who was the tirst man that had the nerve
to put Goods down to their right prices'
OH ZAP JOHN.
Who was the first man to establish Cash
business?
CHEAP JOHN.
Who was the first man to sell Moasscs at
I, o and 10 cents per quartz
OH FA p JOHN.
And the only man that can do il now.
Who was the first man to bring Coal Oil
down from Is to cents per quart
CHEAP JOHN.
Who was the man whom the shop keepers
Of Elkton said dare not keep Groceries
CHEAP JOHN.
Who made them swallow their own words'
CHEAP JOHN:
Who first began to treat the citizens Of
Elkton like white people
CHEAP JOHN: .
Who was the first man to cut tho Ladies'
Caters down from $l.75 to 81 .25, and Mems
Long Boots from $3.00to $l.75'
CHEAP JOHN.
Who was it that red nced every article YOU
wear, and every article you use to its proper
price
CHEAP JOHN.
Then who has a right to claim the support
if every honest man and woman in Cecil
countyl
CHEAP JOHN.
The man who is the first to bring about
any reformation that benefits the greatest
mass Of people is the man who deserves the
greatest support.
CHEAP JOHN
Is that man.
What would have been the condition of
Elkton now in these times if CHEAP JOHN
had not interfercd3 Everything would have
been about % or IS per cent higher than it
is at present. Then support
OH EAP JOHN.
Who vas it that emptied 70 hogsheads Of
molasses in months
CHEAP JOHN.
Who is it that sells Hardware at Phitadel.
phia prices1
OH ZAP JOHN.
Who has the largest, cheapest and best
assortment Of Goods in Mary land?
CHEAP JOHN.
Then, every body support CHEAP JOHN.
NO. I. article of
MackereI 6 Cts. per h.; by Dbl.
$500; HaIf-Barrel, $3.50;
Fourth-Barrel, $2.75.
Aug 0, 1862.
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Sewing Machines.

Sewing Machines.
TllE subscriber having obtained an
Il Agency for the sale of the Franklin
Sewing Machine, is prepared TO offer the
public one Of the cheapest Machines now in
use.
This Machine is we'll and simply made,
and can be sent into families with no other
Instructions than are contained in circular
which accompanies each machine. This
machine will Hem, Fell, Stitch, Gather and
Bind, in superior manner.
An examination of this beautiful piece of
mechanism is only necessary to convince the
most skeptical Of its practical utility and
marked advantages over other machines
This machine is warranted to equal any in
the market, and will be kept in repair one
year free Of charge. Call and examine this
machine. L. W. STAPLES,
Agent for the Franklin Machine.
June %, 1862,
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4flarrir0.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the 9Th inst.
by Rev. Jos. 7. Brown, Mr.. ROBERT
ToNG, Go. G, Sixt<Md. Reg, and Mrs.
SARAH FERGUSON, both of this county.
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$4,000 SEWING MACHINES.

THE new Franklin Double Thread Lock.
Il Stitch Sewing Machine is the cheapest
and most simple Sewing Machine now in use.
Strangers and citizens are respectfully invited
to call and witness the operations of this
Machine.
A full set of Needles, Oil Can, Screw
Driver, and the fullest directions for opera
ting. accompany each machine.
Price, $50, with ,Hemmer and Guide
Warranted, and kept in repair one year, free
of charge. For sale by
Z. W. STAPLES,
Elkton, July 10, 1862! Agent
GCKEDADDLE. The adoption of this new
- word into the family Of "Amcricanism "
seems to be quito an event 1t signifies pretty
much the same thing as the following familiar
expressions -Abscond. decamp, evacuate. scud,
vanish, make-scarce, terthe tightabout- tax e-the.
back track give leg-bail, cut-and-run. stick,
make avrtue-of- a. necessity part-company, sheer
off, quit, bolt wriggle-out-of. The word, how
ever, has no connection with those who patronize
the Stove and Tin Ware establishment Of L. w.
STAPLES. Sd door above the Post Office. where
the cheapest assortment of goods in his line, can
DO found in the town. lJuly IL, 1862
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MECHANICAL.
CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES!!
Make all Kinds of Carriages

0HNC UII NIHVS vi OUI IUssCS
TO ORDER, and guarantees to give salts
faction to all who may favor him with their
work. An experience of fourteen years
csahles him to say that his Carriages will
compare tavorably with those of any other
manufacturer, in finish and durability. He
retur"s thanks to the public for former pat
ronage, and solicits the custom of the people
OF the county, generally.
(G-Sccond hand Carriages taken in cx-
change for new, at fair prices.
Aug 2, lS62-6m.
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A Coat Stolen. 81 Reward.
A large black cloth dress coat was stolen
11from VIM. Johnson's (colered) tent. at
Warwick Camp, on Sunday, 18th inst. The
above reward will be given TO any person
who will deliver this coat to VIM. Johnson,
at Bohemia Mills, or to b. Scott, Elkton.
August 23rd ,lS6.-3ws
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The West Chester Academy and
Military Institute.

A T WEST CHESTER. PA Will commence
IA the Winter Term of FIVE calender months on
the LIST Of November next. The course Of instruc-
ton is thorough and extensive designed and
arranged to prepare Boys AMI Youny Men for bust
mss "r college. The Principal. who dcvo,cs all
his ,imo to the interests OF his school and It's
pupils. is assisted by eight gentlemen of ability
ANA experience. The German. French and Span.
ish Languages taught by native resident
Teachers; an advantage which will be readily
appreciated by the patrons Of the Ins,itu ion
TIE MILITARY DEPARTMENT
Islund, the charge of Major g. ECKENDORFF,
ofPniladrl phia whose qualifications for the posi-.
ton eXtt ms vcIy known Its lutes and require
ments do not in any way interfere with the Liter
ary Departments, while enrolment among the
Cadet Corps, i. left optional For Catalogues,
apply to WIN. I. WYEKS, a. Nj,
Sept H. lSG2-am. Principal.
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Strawberry Plants for Sale.
DRICE, 25 cents per Dozen; 81 per hun
L dred; So per thousand. Have the ground
ready, and set out after rain In the eighth or
ninth month, (Augnst or september) other
wise plant in the Spring. t.l,
UDirections for culture furnished with
the plants. WIN. .WAR1NG,
West Nottingham P. o,
July 5, 1s62-Sm. Cecil county, Nd.
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LATIN accounts represent tho victory On
Chickahominv on Saturday AMI Sunlay last, tc
bc more decisive ard brilliant than was at hn'
supposed. It, stra,cgicel consequences arc ID
The highcs, Importance. 1t leaves Gen. Mtlcf-
Ian at liberty to pursue bis Original | an ID
The campaign, which must inevitably EI'o ns
Richmond with but small luss on our side. This
the rebels admit. Richmond payers II - late date
confess tina, the CITY could not hc hdl If Nc
Clellan were allowed TO cut Of their city and
army supplies. 1t was TO prevent this that they
STACKED US on saturday. All the circumstances
Of that attack were more fiyofibl 10 thom than
can ,y any possibility occur again, and every
thing seem 10 promise them an easy victory.
Their plan was to attack portion Of our army
that had crossed the river before tho remainder,
whose movements were imrrI~l by The ho''!
rains and the consequent RE in the fi'er' c""'i
come up. If they had surcoclci they would
have Gu, OF our supplies, and have placed our
army precisely In ia, position to which theirs is
now hopelcs,ly reduced. But the plan utterly
failed. anil would never have had q Show of sue
cess had it not lo'n for the una"connia'lc rnn'c
Of Gen. CAsYY's division. But Gen. llIiNlItr-
MAS and KEARNrY retrieved the fortunes Of the
day. Our troops oboyci tie oricr u the Com
manicr-n-Chc:, fired low, anl "nhoyc all
things relied on TIC hayonct.' Th' Second IN-
c,lsior Regiment distn. .uishcd Itself ~ much
The First dii at williamsburg. aul Gen.
McCLLLLAS gives them iull credit for their
bravery.
The result virtually givcs Us Richmond. It,
possession ly our forces may hc retarded ipr
come days, but the end is apparently certain.
Our trooI are now entirely on the other side Of
the river which gives Us secure ha'i, Of opera
tons. A railroad ia raining from tie White
House, across the CAickahomiuv, to n point -
close 10 Richmond, that the whistle 81 the Union
locomotives may minslc with the chimes Of 'hc
city bcll-.
In this battle one important Circumstance,
which occurred fyr tie first time in The annals oi
warfare, deserve. TO be- mentioned. During the
whole of sunday battle, Mr.. Lowe overlooked
The combat in his balloon, aud maintained dircc,
telc,rn,hic communications with Gen. McCirL-
Ian at an altitude of 1000 feet, Thus, to
American science and ingenuity. is due the merit
Of establishing n telegraph station in the air TO
report the progress Of a battle.
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NOW l,ullIicMfinIiS.

rur ExcIIANGE-A lIoME AND COLONIAL
REVIEW "r tpNHuHcg, NNNuYAorl RIA AHp POI,
ITfcs. rruLwnsn ~ IoNpuS. NEW YoRA
WALTER Low, BROADWAY.
Tho cXpositions of the finances of the va
rious European nations ani of the United States
enhance the value Of the second number of this
excellent work which has just been received
LlrrELL's LIVING AGr, No. 93l runLIsuED
~ i.ITrFLL q c., BpsIOS.
FIRST NAVAL CpSFLICr BETWEEN IRoN-
CLAp Nre,rIs. PcpLI5ilrD Ky Dopp a BRornER,
BRoApwAN
This is n lithosraphic view of the first en-
counter between iron-clad vessels in Hampton
Roads, and represents the little Monitor fitting
at the enormous Merrimac, with "a view of or
disabled ships in the distance. 1t also presents
views Of the interior structure of tho Monitor.
NEW BOOKS RECEIVED.
THE Two pRI,tA DoSSAs, by George 4.
Sala, AMI the STOLEN MARCH, ~ Wilk,c Col
lns.-publishci by Peterson Bros, Phialcl-
dclphia; Frederick A. BTaly, Ann street, New
York.
PrrEEsoS's CoCSrERFErr. - Published ly
Peterson Bros, Philadelphia; Frederick a.
Brady, New York.
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OFFICIAL AND LEGAL.

DROpOSAI.S FOR $3.50, 900 CENTRAL
PARK IMrROvEMENrFuNDs STOCK OF
lsI5." Scaled proposals Viii he received at the
Comptroller's office, until FRIDAY, the 2Ith day
of June, 1902, Mt O'Clock +. m, when the same
will be publicly opened for tho whole nr anv part
of the sum u THREE HUNDRED AND rIiiR-
TY-rURfE TIIOt SAND DOLLARS oftle "CES-
TRIAL PARK IMPROVEMENT FUND STOCK"
authorized hy Chap. - q. the Laws of 100 and
by ma Ordnance Of the Common Council, approved
by the Mayo, April 20, 1sGo.
Tho sad stock will bear ntereG, at ", rate Of
six per cent PER anuum, payable quarter yearly,
and the principal will be redeemed Noy.t, 1870.
The pr, posals " III rtatc the AN HuntDf stock de
sired, and the price per one hundred dolla there
of, md the persons whose proposals ar accept
ed, will be required t. deposit VIII the Chamber
Ain Of the City, within nteen days after the
opening of the bids tie sums swsrdtd g. them re-
spvctvely.
On presenting to tho Comptroller tho receipts u
the Chamberlain for such dep sits, tie pnrt,s will
he entitled g. receive cert icate- fr ,qna' amounts
Of the par value Of the stock. bearing n,ares, from
the dates ofpaymeut+.
Each prot os.tion should ne sealed md ndorsed
"Proposals for, Central Park lap. ycmcpt Fund
St. X" and niloaed Ia second envelope Addressed
10 tie Comptroller.
The right ~ reserved t. reject any Or MI & tie
idS fcouiidrred necessary to protect or promote
tie interest OF tic city.
KuBT. T. HAws, Comptroller.
City Of New York, department ot I Nance
Clmptroler's Ohce, May -, 1852.
joe sn& fu'l3T
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SHIPPING.

TOR LlNERPOOL-TIlE PACKET SHIP
EMERALD goes IN I. stream this day and
sails on Wednesday, las rlon for ~ few more pas
s.n.r ts. Apply on hoard, Pier IA, East River, or
t. g. \. TEN ENCK 81 South e. ls2
E0K TTvTKP60L AID l0NpQT-TAPS,
l. COTrs line ship MAMARANACK, at pier ID
East River, sails for L.vorpol June 5th. Ship
DANIEL WEBSTER, at ri.r Il East River, sails
for Load IA June 18th, For passage, at low rates,
ppp,y t. TApSCOrr e co, Sd s. Tn st. ie3 2'l3l
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CLOTHING.

CASHMERE SUITS, GOATS, PANTS
SD,
liz,
siss.
sls,
soob hIAtx dioTIf rRocK COATS sitoss
FINE BLACK ctorH TRnCK COATS, ..lo 70 u
EXTRA FINE DLAcK FBOCK COATS. .lst 20
LINEN COATS,
si 70.
sSl@.
U.s.,
BLACK ALPACA coITs. ....J.S...ss 90 70 80
ELEGANT BLACK pRAp DETE COATS s4.o 90
CASHMERE BUSINESS COATS
TO-
ssD,
30.
81.
Ii:
EXTENSIVE
.CLorhiNa WAREHOUSE,
sna IrrlroS ST.
myai s4sc'ias between Gold and cliH sts
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE g.,

~ Foe Tur IMPORTANT Srws Of ui- dav.
BY Telegraph, Express, Mails, &C. &c. see IL
page.
Gar Apyrrrrsru~rs must no handed In be-
Tor, min, O'Clock In tie cvcrhg, In utdtr W secure
proper classification ami atr"i scin'ut'
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THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EN-
istug .ni,rtac hrn II " H. IiDl SMAN &
CO., oyster dealers, Is tits lay d's,oNpd ly muuinl
c'us NJ. JOHN J. IlOUSMtS, ". II HOt SNAN.
NV -rk. Mun |, lsha Lr9 n'lIi
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

A LLENIhIOR go DR.. BRIGGS NEWLY
hiuy,utcd Corn and Buuion Alicvistor is hntm-
rss and certain cure tor curus, Luiuus, culustics
frosted and biist,rci feet, g.. % and % ct, aud
~ per lox. Sent y mail ,n receipt II prto aui
six cents sld ly DRUGGISTS. pr. !. nRlGGS,
proprietor and pratt CHR lods It, ~ B.oalNay,
New York. IA