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The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-10-04


BooTH A HERO.-The entire accuracy
of the following dispatch is vouched for
by the editor of the Bedford Inquirer. 1t
was transmitted to the Associated Press /:
"BEDFoRo, Pa, Sept. 24.-At Dem
ocratic meeting held in the court house
on Saturday evening, the president o. the
meeting, on motion of b. L. Myers, the
Democratic candidate for Senator, ad-
dressed the meeting. During his remarks
he said the name Of Booth would live
He, like Winkleried, had laid down his
life for his country. That Switzerland
had her Winklcried, Scotland her Bruce,
and America her Booth, and that the time
would come when a monument would be
erected to Booth higher than that erected
TO Lincoln. These sentiments were re-
ceived without marks of disapprobation." /"
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-10-04
EDENSBURG 1zAELS.

The mails from Carrolltown arrive
J Sundays excepted. The mails from
Mile, Grant, &c, arrive on Mondays,
tsdays and Fridays.
Is for Carrolltown leave daily, Sun
Excepted. Mails for Platteville, Grant,
cave on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat-
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-10-04

A;-Summit Lodge No. 3l2 A. Y. NJ.
hasonic Hall, Ebensburg, on the
'eSaay OF each month, at u o'clock,
a.. Highland Lodge No. 42s /. o.
sS ss IN Odd Fellows Hall, Ebensburg,
-hlghland Division No. "a Sons of
iCe a meets in Temperance Hall, Eb-
very Saturday. evening.
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F'N oF SUBSCRIPTION
TO
1hE ALLEGHANIAN -
$500 IN ADVANCE.
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COngresSiORaI---The Tariff.

HoLLIDAYsBURG, Sept ed, 1866.
r. L.. JOHNSTON, Eso.,-Dear Sir -
AS you are a candidate for Congress, the
undersigned citizens of Blair county, beg
leave to address you upon subject which
deeply concerns our District and the
State at large. We allude to the subject
of Tariff to protect American Manufac-
lures and American Industry from for
eign competition.
Other topics involved in the present
contest may be Of higher Importance, and
upon these topics there may be diversi-
ty OF opinion: yet upon the subject of
Tariff, broad enough and high enough to
properly dcvelope or reopen sources,
there is but one opinion.
We ask your views upon this subject
SO that the people may vote intelligently,
and we hope that your response will coin
eide with the universal sentiment Of our
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-10-04
SOCIETIES. sc.

Joshua D. Parrish.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-10-04

To H. L. PATTERSON and others.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-04-20

ST. Johnsbury. March 70, 1856
This may certify that. for more than a wear
past. we have used P. b Laird's Composition for
welding purposes. and can confidently recon-
mend II a, very valuable article for the purpos-
rs specified E.S l. FAIRBANKS x co.
St Juhnsbury. VT, January l, 1866.
This may certify that | have used Mr. p b.
Laird Composition for welding. and consider i;
superior to oorax III every respect. an d indispcn
sable in a forging shop. especially in working
cast steel ALIEN AMBER THOMPSON.
9ju Iron Founder and M,chinist
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-04-20
PerrY'S Moth and ErpckIe Lofian

Ehosma or Mothpach, (aso Lverspot,J and LentIgO
fTeckeS are often very annoying particularly Ladies
OF slt complexion for the dScoOred spots show
plainly on the blond" than brunette but they greatly
mar the beauty ii either; and any preparation that will
enectuay remove them without injurng the color
ture "i The skin l. certainly desideratum Dr. b. C.
Perry who has na,e diseases of the skin a speciality
has discovered Remedy for these discOloraons which
is at prom t, iniallibe and harmless
Prepared only By b 6. PERRY, DermatOogist, No. ~
Bond ST. New York, and Tor sale by all Druggists in st
Johnbury. Price 81 per bottle Call for Perrys Moth
and FreCke Lotion. tl4jn66*
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BrthS, Marriages and DEANS inserted Obltua
r1es, including poetry, SIX CENTS a line.
In Waterford, April IL. Mr.. Arad Freeman, ag-
ed II years.
Mr. Freeman was one OF the oldest inhabitants
in Waterford having resided in town &c years.
lie had won the esteem and confidence of all who
knew him BY his long life of uprightness, Christ
ian integrity and charity: AS such he was fire.
quenly honorcd with offices of trust by his fellow
townsmen. His name will long be preserved as
one Of the esteemed and honored fathers who
have labored in word and deed to make Water
ford what she is-an honored member in Caledo-
MIA county. He leaves aged companion, two
children and numerous other relatives and friends
to mourn his loss. May they not sorrow as
those who have no hope. L.. T.
In this town, April, 10. Mabel Alice, daughter
OF Jacob and Harriet Taylor, aged years
Another link to bind us
To that bright world we seek,
Where with her angel brother
She walks the golden streets
In Greensboro. April I, Mary, wife of VIM
Smith, aged 81 years
In Worcester, Mass, April g. Abby, wife of
Asaph &. Wool, aged 81.
in Westminster, Mass, March 10, Widow Su-
s@h " oou, aSeu OF, sister OF the late JOnn hill
of Waterfowl
In Marlboro, n, H.. April g. Carrie Frost, wife
of Sidney Moore, aged p.
In Sheffield, April II, Everett B.. only child Of
Alfred S and Lura J. Lamb, aged weeks.
In Barnet. April !, Mr.. George Kline. aged -.
In this village, April ., Frances daughter of Dau l
and Mary Carpenter aged 10 months.
Ii Pembroke. y. H. Sally wife of Moses Richard-on
aged Gu. Also Ruth, wife of josiah Richardson aged 81
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Won't Use any Other.--The last and best :
Mrs. WinslOw, an experienced Nurse and

Mrs. Win>lOW, an experienced Nurse and
Female Physician. presents the attention of Mothers
her Soothing Syrup, children teethns by soeuin,
the gums, rcU ing all infamaonS will illay all pain
and >pa>noc action. and Is regulate the bowels.
DcprLd upon it, mothers it will give yourselves
and relief and health To Your infants.
We nave put up and sold this article for over 81 years
and can SAY i'll confidence and truth OF it what have
never been able say any other medcinc-never has
il failed ina single i'll, cure when timely
used Never did know OF case OF dissatisfaction by
ANY who used It. On the contrary all are delighted
v. III il operations, AMI speak in Il commentator
81" lis magical effects aud medical virtues. We speak in
III, matter what do know after 81 Years expert
cace and pledge reputation Tor the iultlmeut OF
what here declare. In almost every instance where
The imam: i, i,rin5 from pain and cxhar.>tion relief
viii ne found twenty minutes after the syr-
III, administered.
Full directions using viii accompany each bottle
Nome genuine unrs, the tAc-sim lie Of CURTIS PER
kINS New Yora is the outsil wrapper. Sold hy all
Dr--i>ts throughout The worl rice only 81 cent, per
ho,tI".
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-04-20
s'Martha Washington Hair Restorer.

Would YOU have dark and lustrous locks and. vie
With beauty's queen. the goddess of the sky
Or is your beauty fading to decay
Your raven tresses passing fast away
Or is age drawing too untimely near
Do silvery locks upon your head appear
Then why of youthful beauty, why despair
When there's a balm for every silvery hair
Times sorrows, fever'S ravages it blesses-
A sure restorer of those missing tresses
from her fright locks the immortal name If won
OF Hair ReStorer-"MA KTHA WASHINGTON :"
hen HE to the store-just across the way,
And get bottle with the least DELAY
Sold everywhere. Price 81.
SlMONDS y CO,
'je2o@ Fitzwiiliam. n. H.
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SAfoNlF1ER, or Concentrated Lyc |!
patents Of lst and -th Feb, 1882

IL VIII make 10 pounds of excellent hard soap, TWEEN
-nNc sa"e o the very best soft soap only about 81
cents Directions each box For sale al al drug and
grocery stores.
Directions.
PM one box OF Sap nier into gallons OF wafer (knock
oil the eld ana let the box boil until it empcS ITSELF then
take ont the box add tour and ha pounds of tat and
lct IL boil loars and 10 minutes. Then add small half
piit OF salt. anu let II continue bplin minutes longer
when You add halt gallon hot water and let il come
10 boil Pour small tumhleru cold water into tub
or box 10 wet II round the sides then empty the soap
10 Satand all night and cut II i'll bars i'll the morning
IL viii be lit .or use few weeks
Soft Soap.
Made in the with the exception adding
teen gallons Of ana salt. Al YOU need Is an Ion
kettle. tseplu
Won't Use any Other...The last and best :
the right article finally; every body likes il: is purely
vegetables restores II hair III four weeks, money
funded Il will do it every time. Three applications will
all humorS o the scalp Ask for WEBSTER's VICE
HAIR INvIGoRAIoR and don't take any other For
sale 10y all Druggists. tlJU66
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sMULA\DER'S EXTRACT BrCKU
Perry Davis Pain Killer.

Tie Rev D. Whitaker, writing from Touus-oo Burmah
saws MY duties as missionary prevent nv uoticju.
particular cases but Your pam her ha> l.,u used with
oecular success in diseases Of the bowel COM
plants and in cases OF barns one OF the Christian
Villages near Us burned down, and several prr>,Is
were represented near dying conditions from the
verify ofther Injuries. sent them the pain Killer at
once with directions for all tut one were saved
Rev {. HibDard, writing ron Burmah 10 liz father,
saws 81 have used Perry Davis getabis pain killer Tor
coughs colds summer complaints burns, bruises. and
for the sting ot scorpions with unft,rm We al
WAYS kecplt where we can put hands il in the
dark Il ne ed be I'm
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Ne FIRM.
LYNDON FIOl X MILLS.

i he subscribers having formed copartnership
for the purpose Of manufacturing -four and me al
at their mills III Lyndon. are prepared to supply
the trade with the various grades of -four usually
kept for sale. We would especially call atten-
ton 10 choice lot Of white winter wheat which
We are now manufacturing particularly for the
home trade. and can recommend it to be a good
artIcl" We also have and shall keep constantly
on hand, corn and feed at wholesale and retail
Al! Of which we sinai. sell for Cash At the lowest
market price Dealers in -four supplied by the
quantity AZ IL" usual rates. Prompt attention
gwen to all order, addrc,,c to the firm either al
Lyndon or st John shurv.
HALL, FAIRBANKS K co.
Audi l. lN.i. Nn.f
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-04-20

LIST. That said composition forms 4 superfic ial
scale upt said steel or iron which protects ii
from the fire that the same can be melted
without burning either the edges or the corners.
consequently all YIELDS may be made perfect bv
once heating.
ID | nat all edge tools made BY the use Of this
composition far surpaSs in quality those made bv
the use of boraA. as the steel and iron is refined
by the penetration of the minerals contained in
said composition. and by working said steel and
iron when above oOraX heat.
Sd. That axes have been made from American
steel that have been put TO the test. and given
up by all. that they cannot be broken in wood
ith, That Scythes made by the use OF said com
position free from flaws So common when
manufactured from bad iron.
9TH. 1 hat the largest >h-ft -iI, tl.I l.uup
iron can be welded perfect without the loss OF a
scale
9th. That burnt steel can be restored as good
, As new.
9TH That the poorest piece of iron can be re-
ined to he as good aS the best
SIN hat flaws or fire cracks in east SIC Ell can
be welded up Is perfect the new bar
utn- lat the toe cak of a horse shoe can ie
welded on and hardened as hard As fire and water
can make II. without drawing the temper. 50 tina,
II Is impossible to knock il of on an anvil with 4
hammer, consequently il will out-wear two tha,
are welded on with borax and tne.temper drawn.
10th. That il will save - cents on d, lar iron,
the cost Of borax Address
p. 3. X Il. ". LAIRD,
West Danyiile VI
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>pW HIS sugar.

y Mr.. Loren Ayre was driving down
El-frln avenue last Monday with several
j., ut maple honey in his wagon, the hold
.., IRON came out. letting the wagon on
h"r~c. when he became unmanageable
..j after running short distance upset
'..a a@"n. The jugs did not prove to be
,.r,nI enough for the occasion and l2O
.~.ud> Of honey was lost. Mr.. Ayre was
-h,., injured.
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ke.nccililllY.
NV-VVEIIWIIN
ONE OF TIE THREE OR FOUR.
{ hdngrS.

changes.
Col. {. +. >patidin@ has bought of DIR.
ST.. o"c-hai OF The Wiley house on Spring
street,.
General \. iIaririgh Hill has sold his
.oU>r on Caledonia street and his land.
.1Dmoniy known Il Harris hill. :" to Chas.
>a.cy of Columbia. y. H.. for S235O.
Levi Go>S OF Waterford has bought the
r.~I mill of Mr.. Robinson at Paddock 5
.I.ll"r
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-04-20
MARRIAGES..

In St. Johnsbury, April II, by Rev. A. T. Bull
lard. Rev. Lyman Damon and Mrs. Harriet Farm.
ham.
In Bos Oh, April 81, by the Rev. Baron Stowe Mr. S.
IL. Morrill, and Mis-. Mary Scribner.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-04-20
!TCH! ITCH! IICn. SCRATCH

Scratch! Scrat,h! Wheatons Ointment will cure the
Itch in A. hours.
Also salt rheum ulcers, ciiIbans and all erup
lions the skin. Price - For sale by all drug
Ei-ts.
b. sentins % cents to WEEKS POTTER, sole agents
IL Washington street Boston it will be forwarded by
mall tree Of postage to any part the United States.
Oct y lcGj "
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-04-20
l,,} GALE DO \ ] A n
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

W. cud,avor to make InG CNrrn"\r'N valuable
.-.. u...>; ard our friends i'll Cti'd'nl Essex and
-, .- .gu.i- will confer great favor to u and
.,, materially to the interest Of the paper by sending
.,,.l- in brief, Ie.ible form.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-04-20

''d Mrs. Stiles. Of Peru. attained her one
'rrdth birthday on Sunday. the Stll
She Is undoubtedly the Oldest woman
..' state.
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d" inofhfr Ticfiln.'

&. ". STONE:-l see in Your issue of
irg y. an article headed Another Vie
m" rrll@ing 10 The death of one VIM
r4lhulN which article is far from correct
% several essential particulars: first. VIM.
Qr,bm, neither had drinked. nor could
-.f. amy Vhi>hey: neither did he gorge him
-.t Iuin@ the night, or the next morning.
Aru l"arhcd eggs or any other substance :
ao. !E ne. alone. or three or four others
"'. "H. procure any wh>key. or other
...h Your village. nor carry it to the
r al the East Village: nor did he. Cor
..rr or four others with him conduct
10 otherwise than III a quiet. orderly
-up'ratc manner. retiring to bed at a
r. hpHr: neither was he in Il condition
.' Know the amount or effect OF Il dose
morphine. The facts are these: Will
.m +. NaybUfy left the employ Of Bur
-, y Russell on Monday. April Q. and
AN. To The hotel at East 81. JoInsbury
saying that he Tad had the fever and ague
.o. ~ouo iimc,-that he had been shaking
every other day. and that his day to shake
would be- tomorrow. (Tuesday,) and he
nDa,cj One whisky in which TO PIT some
...a,Ho Mr. Hill told him he had none.
J.. them hired Mr. Hills team 20 90 to the
AGENTS 80 procure SOME. but failed. Re
Ho" -aEs that during his absence he drani.
.4r". While gone. Mr.. Hill and two
"lrd,l> rot some c:::m> and p0ached them
3D. Nr. Naybury'S return he was asked t.
,.;rc in The eating. With some heSitancy
finally ali no more than two -BOGnsiul
nu.-inri ia the bar room q little while
Explained ~ he hardship of not bcin4
,." - get any whisky rs a medicine. anl
.Irrd. III" next morning. he got UP shak
amt suffering much from the fever ant
.-", and without eating eggs or anythin!
I .. ,rok an overdose of morphine. ant
Notwithstanding the efforts. taithf-l an,
I .n.mjt'ing, of DR.. frrrin. the inmates o
10. upu>c. ami kind ncighborS. in ten hour.
l.a,t.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-04-20
'IiiE BEST STYLES

y complete line Of the best goods in the mar
!.et The best Z" inst Call 4:
HUTCHINSON ( C0RSER'S
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-04-20
tUTTENDEN COUNTY.

i painful accident occurred ura? Willis
.a The Central road. early on the morn
w. u april IL, occasiOned by the burning
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-04-20
fSHsA VILLAGE PROPERTY
te IL O r. 9 a IF

The following property in the village of ST.
Johnsbury is offered for sale
The building situated on Main street at the
head of Eastern Avenue, now occupied as dry
goods and millinery store, photograph gallery,
and two family tenements.
Also, one undivided half of the Californian
building, situated on the corner Of Main street
and Eastern Avenue-nOw occupied for stores.
shops, Offices, &c. Both the above buildings are
in good business localities, and are constantly
occupied at good rents,
Also, the house and lot, consisting of between
three and four acres of land situated at the head
of Main street
For particulars inquire of c, NJ. STONE; or in
his absence, T. NJ. HOWARD. $500
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4. TaSker. pastor of FrppWjl

-pry. l.. Il. TaSker. pastor of Freewill
n,r,i,, church at Lyndon Centre. will
,~..,ch Al Methodist church in this village
next Sabbath
-Iy. week the people at the Centre vii
,...,. ,.l,r The Cong. minister donation
..Ii.' amounted to about Sl20. over sixty
.lIIar- Of which came from little cOmpa-
ID, Of Plain folks" who. by the way. eX-
nr,.,-.I themselves a> havm" had very
.,A,,t time" on that occasion. And for
..I Ihi~ the pastor wishes 10 express his sat
,..ction and gratitude, hoping that some
.u., they may want to do it over again.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-04-20
Make Your Own Soap!

Make Your Own Soap!
By saving and using your waste
GREASE,
Buy one box of the Penn. Salt Manufacturing Co.'S
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Can't Sleep Nights. Dodd's Nervine,
PUBLIC EXAMINATION of teachers. No.

tice is herebv given that the public examination
for the town Of Kirby will be held a.
the school house in dstr ct No. |, Of said town,
May TO- at . 7. NJ. $500 Il. RtSLEV, Jr ,Supt.
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Spctlat alutites.

NOTICE. Elder |. u. 4hpmHu Of sugar Hill \. II
i'll p'racn i'll kir,r,,e Hall oppo-itc Union IL III, on
SUNDAY, April 80, IT M Usual hcu'- Of worship. :&'et
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-04-20
A Cough. Cold or Sore Throat requires

A Cough. Cold or sore throat requires
muc,tiate attention. and should be checked II allowed
:" continue lrritati" OF The lungs, p" manent throat al
iucurdtc lang disc often the result
Browns Bronchial rroctcS HAY NJ direct influence
III" parts give immediate relief For bronchitis asthma.
catar! cnnSjrntyc aui throat Diseases Troch,, are
used With always good success.
Singers and Public Sp, tkerl vi" iiii Ir"thes Useful iii
GcIrn- the voice hen taken before singing speaking
and relieving the throat after unusual cXertipn Of the
vocal cr-ar> The TrochcS recommended ana pre-
-rIhc by physicians and have Ia testimonials from
i.ent men throughout the country. Beng an article Of
true merit and having proved their efficiency 10y test
many wears, each year nndS them in localities
ruu> parts the world and the TrpChe> cray
pronounce! better than ether articles.
Obtain only Browns Bronchial rr0CheS,' ami do rot
take any OF the worthless limitations tina may l." offered.
Sold i'll the United States and foreign
tries. at 81 cents Der boNt t2oaproG
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DEATHS,

Births. Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE OBJ
ries, including poetry, SIX CENTS a line.
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acknowledgements.

DEAR SIR with Your permission, |
,i through TIE CALEDOSIAN. to ac-
.l.N ledge the uniform kindness OF the
.a,l. of this village, and vicinity to me and
". hi!i'y during the past year and a half ::
h.. ",Pr tally during the past few months
B.. nj. u We have been called to endure Sc
."." Iiliictiun. Besides sickness in my own
un..}. a Young lady. Il friend of ours. was
POO U~ four months. and was i'll all the
until her death. which occurred Il few
~ arc. This Kindness mas been shown
hl'H acts iii the sick ro0m: and some
80 nave been given us toward her eX-
>r'. She being destitute. it has. too.
= shown without reference to denomill-
"ual distinctions: others. as we'll as our
'H people. having assisted Us. Drs.
I.o-hton and ilnuter attended the
"n- Lady most faithfully. all the time
aput remuneration. Yours &C..
IL. \. SPENCER.
Pastor VI. +. Church.
~. JohnSbury Centre. April Is. 1866.
aphdon.
apt. +, Randall has bought OF Charlie
.-'m two acres OF land near Folsom
'.--ol- here ne conlemplates building
h"'"I aat i pot store. 50 it is reported.
'.r'EF Pearl has sold buildin" lot f
-. Miles. Mr. Miles has sold his house !.
H.. "ui bought The Mrs. Hawkins place.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-15
So MAGIC 1
TIMEX EEPER.
And Vest Chaim- ~.

Gsnnsss knynsA SoLfD Silvsa Composite
Time keeper, with an accurate miniature Cor.
- ~ the Dial. in Gold or silver Casca. Bcsr.
titul and Elsbo, ate 10 Ncsien. ~ Ercmis,.e
workmanship and Remarkable Tor lie correct
ness and absolute certainty o. . RsGulA voa
fully warranted tor two yesrs. Will mot ret put
Of order. and will last . Live s,ss, end IL mcaV
elegantly and perfectly rclisble Pocket Compass.
ION, aud uAaxssScsrr r.pssSY for l.sdi.s a, H...
tisinen's use Price for = single one. Small
Size, with Rich Gold Plated Gents vrs.rna,.
only ~. Agents wanted every ~heref rice
Lists sent free. Address. ~. A. kklLEAcO
Established Importers Of Watches Cham. A.
iA.. :. y. Cor. Of broadway Fultes
Street, N. Y nevis dIwi,