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ROBBINS & APPLETON.
\CENTs FOR IIIE AMERICAN WATCH co,
49, BROADWAY, ny,
lIlin
American Life Drops !
FOR the sp,e'iy cnrc al
DTPhFHf.ItIA,


DIPh'rF1 EItIA,
Coughs. Colds. it,ar-cnc>. sore Throat. I,roncht-
Is Rheiina ti.ni, and all kindred r"nri inis.
tur i've wears has TIL, article ttn before thcpcO
pie and the Vrr,iirt returned from every lnarter.
hy the suincrs af the half million bottles thA
haY c been sJli within that time. is that
TT al NAYS CURES"
Read the following. which i only snecmcNo
the many letters w ar. dali, receiving
"h,sTpS. MASS
.'aRHiS SKINNER 4 Co,4->iRs :--Not.w,tt- stand,
ing nv geper,i Irclu'ilco san-t pIpprir tnry tpr
patent n,e,iieinv> was induced to hns tw" i.tties
Of the American .i,e igels. uuSNgh ths high rec
omin.ndation nf them b, friend. always cur
ing DpIthcria, Coughs, Cod, Sore Throat B-on-
chti- &C. Ny sai. sixteen wears Of aSc, was tax,
en- suddenly III with Dph,hrria AMI could scarcely
much alarmed but Lcrslcd Ia Try the Life Drors,
before calling Illv siriau. lsy using The Drops
according Ia ,retiics he relieved and the
disease oatircly broken up, let friend suffering
with Rheunats have one ri the Lnttlc-. lie safs
the Life Drop, gave Immediate relief and the
best medicine lie ever used. \ family near linn
suffering from Colds and liberated sore Throat
used some of his aud were cured in = short time.
since then | let my brother, = physician, have
part of mine, aud with which he cured ibAd Gaze
ri Dphthcria. lie is constrained to aeknowics
that they are valuable,
Truly yours. 4. Il. ELbER,"
The Lite Drops carefully prepared by
,InittN SIS lSSEH & co, SOLO Proprie tors,
Springfield Mass and sold b, all Druggists.
tao. {, GOODWIN 4 Co REID. ttTLLg 4 Co
IL NJ i!go'> 4 Bird, EorioN, Mass, General
Agents. l!B
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1he Editors and Publishers
Convent IN.

This body.met In Oct. and after full
increased to some extent. as well also as that
for doing job-work. 1t l. true that this is
only advisory and it is SO stated but at the
same time it was deemed necessary by all
those present that such a course is neccsSa-
~ to secure to those engaged IN the busi-
ness anything like remuncrative wages for
the labor done. And why should not news
paper publishing. when conducted econom-
ically and energctically. pay as well as any
other kind of labor: 1t is true it may not
when the business is crowded. and when
engaged in where there is no opening. just
as any other business would 20 under IN
like circumstances. but the question involv-
ell in this matter is the worth of the SER
vice performed TO the one having it dore.
How much good will accrue to the advcr-
tiser. and how much will it cost the Pub
Usher to let so much space. In aiming at
correct conclusions on these points, we
must take into cousderat ion certain mat
tiers. such rs the circulation and where.
and the nature of the goods advertised
Some things will pay well to be heralded
in a local paper, and only il the local pa
pcrs. while there arc other articles which
are sold all over the world and the great
est publicity j. necessary. One man can
afford to pay the New York Tribune one
dollar per line. for each insertion in its
weekly. while Inc may object to pay one
hundred d)llars per columa for year
in the local paper.
The only way that VIC can ee i, for pa5-
fishers of local paper, to ascertain how
much they will have to ask for their adj
yertising columns to make the business
pay. i'm connection with what is received
for subscriptions. and then charge accord
inglv. We are satisfied that we cannot
publish newspaper AMI charge less for
As n general rule. than the
sum fixed upon by the Convention, unless
we are wiliug to work for less wages than
we can earn hi digging potatoes; and If
the business will not pay is conducted we
shall most certainly put our terms 50 that
il will.
We give below so much of these doings as
I At N
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A NHw ENTERPRISE I'VE have received n

A NEW ENTERPRISE I'VE have received the
Prospectus tor u new monthly journal 10 bc
published in Pennington by Mssrs J. Weston
swim l. 60. and to be under the Editorial man
agen"nt Of George NJ. Gage ESD Principal Of
the state Normal School, tobe called the ''Maine
Normal" The design ofthis journal |. to SUP
ply want in our state which no paper now pub.
lished fills, that is, something that will he ofe..
pecial value to teachers, school officers, and all
educators. Jacob Abbot. the well known author
will furnish paper for the first number and Is
engaged a. regular contributor. We wish
this new enterprise nil possible success. Terms.
81 30 per annum. The first number to be issued
about the 18th of the current month.
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The following action was taken by the ,couve

The following action taken by the sconven.
ton, which adopted the foregoing list Of prices for
Job work and Advertising.
ReSoirei That the new paper publishers in Maine
VIII insist upon full rate, for advertising that
will especially aim to build up the adv ertsing pat
ronage Of newspapers in the state nv refusing Ia
accept contracts with advertising agents at rates
below those which we observe in dealing direct
with advertisers, allowing them however any rca-
-onable commissiou-mclnng by This Ia discour-
the growing habit oil advertising at less than
really paying rates.
II is to he understood that the action or the A.
sociation is simply recomniepdatory yet the list
presented was adopted unanimously after full
and free discussion of each Item and il is believed
that II will be for the interest of the profession not
10 60 below these prices. The rates for job work
must he regulated BY local c0inpcti,iou bu, when
that competition is honorable, a'lhcrancc TO the
foregoing prices. W hich low as any printer
can with JUST e to himself adopt. will doubtless
be found feasible. j. l.. Bt- TIER,
Recording SIC.
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The Court adjourned ON Tuesday having
been in session just three weeks. This may be
designated as having been very industrious
term. More than fifty eases marked for trial on
the old docket were disposed of; and there were
some dozeF jury trials. The judge commenc-
I'd the term as if he meant business, and he
fully carried out that intention. The judge.
bag and Juries, were prompt to convene at the
adjourned time, and no time was suffered to be
needlessly wasted. This close application oftl G
eourt did much to clear up a long drawn out
docket and thereby render justice to those in
tcre.tcd.
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PORT OF GREEN'S LANDING
Reported By .N,srs Daris. j 90,

ARaiyvD-Nov, 9Th. S.hr IIighani Lass.
smith. from Iicston. 9Th, Scor, Victory, Eaton.
from Belfast, SAILED.-sal. Schr. Nolanf. Nc
Farland. Ellsworth for New York. Schr. And
rev Jackson. Trcworchy, surry for K~kand.
Schr. Pennanah. Jorcphinc lIiggin-. Eden for
Boston. Schr. Eagle. Pomcroy. sullivan. for
New Be,lfori. >chr. William. Jcilison. Eli
>worth for Boston. Schr. Ophir. Canitlagc. Blue
hill for Isockland. Scir. New York. Dodge.
Blurl,ill for Rockanl. >chr. Mermaid. Grover
Gouil,b,ruugh. for Fishing. 9TH, sch. Victory.
slower. Rluchili for Racklana. L. schr. Jane
Brin,lc. Hall. Mt. Desert. for R"klairi. 9TH
Sch. Emrlinc. RAYMOND. Trcnton for Borton
6.. Schr. y. Harvey. Grant. Hancock for Rock
land. 9Th. Srhr. Scatn. Thurlow. for Salem
thence 10 l'o>,on. 9TH. l.. ;. sghr. Uo.well. Mar
ind,r. PASSPORT for Portland. ,tll. Schr. Betsy.
Eliza. Ncwbury Calais for Boston. schr. Fair
field. Albcc. Calnis. for Boston. >chr. Ontario.
Vcrril Calais. for Providence. u. !. >chr.
North Battery. smith, sullivan for Weymouth,
Schr. F.. brown. smith. sullivan, for weymouth
Srhr. Baltic. Dow. Hancock. for Boston. eth sch
Mountain Fawn. Collins. for lsic.hor,, my. 9TH
Schr. Mary Louisa, Joy. G>rld,l,eruugh far Bos-
ton. Steamer. Forest tity. 81. Johns for Boston
L. $. Cutter. Tourey. Bond Bound Cruising.
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NEW Mrsic.-Waiting for the Loved Ones,
words by Jo>ephenc Pollard, and music By Hen
ry Tucker; The Tender Glance, Schotti.chc,
by Mrs. Parkhur,t, and dedicated to fair .ex -
Do Not Heed liar Warming; by Thomas Mama
han. music by Henry Tucker-These are n.,y
publications by &. NJ. Trrmaine. successor 10
Horace Waters 4sl broadway New York,
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REASONS WHY TIE
AM ERICAN w A TIC H
Made at WALTHAM, MASS
Is TIE BEST,


II is made on the best principle. Its frame Is
composed Of SOLID PLATES, No JAR can inter
fcrc with the harmony of lis working aud n, sui
den shock can damaged - machinery, Every piece
/, made a,.t finished by machinery itself famous
for its novelty n well n. for its cGcctiv and
therefore properly made. Tie watc,, Is what al
mechanism shoall he ACCURATE. SIMPLE.
STRONG AND ECONOMICAL. Except some high
grades, costly for gen raj use, foreign waichca
are chiefly male b. women aud boys. sue, watch
are composed Of several hundret! pieces, screw
cd and ri,eted together, and require eun,tsntt r.,
pairs to keep them in aay Kind ot order. MI per
cons who have carried "aucres" "lelane,l" and
English Patent Levers are perfectly well aware
of the truth of this statement.
At the hc inning of our enterprise more than ten
years ago It was our first object Ia make a tioroi.
ghly,guod low priced watches for the million N
take the place pf these foreign impositons The
fuse nf foreign factories, which entirely I'M,
salcahle at home and perfectly worthless every
where.
How wen have accomplishments, may be
understood from the tact that att, 80 many year.
of public trial, we now make MORE riiAS HALF
oF ALL TIE WATCHES SOLD IN TUE UNIT
III STAIRS aud that ma others have ever given
such universal satisfaction, Whc this department.
Of our is continued with Increased faciht
IL, for perfect work, We are -, present engaged in
the manufacturer u.waiches vi lse very HIGH
Est GRADE KNOWN TO CIlIoNoMETHY-
uncqualcd by ANYTHING hitherto made ny ourselves
and urpassesi by any thing made in the world.
For this purpose We have the amplest facilities.
We have created an addition TO main build,
ing expressly for this branch Vi our business. AMI
have filled 1t with the bcsi workmcn in our service,
New machines and appliances have been construe-
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IMP GRANT TO FEM ALES!

The celebrated DIR, DOW ppntlnuesto devote big
entire time TO the treatment OF all diseases iheideh
to the female system. An experience OF tYonfy
thsee years enables him guarantee speedy and per
manent relief in the rofst gases of Snppres'o1 anu
al other Menstrual Eerang ements, from uAafertr
cguss All letters for advice must contain 81. once
Ny - Eslicott street, Boston.
B-Boafd furnished ~ those who wish to ~;
main under treatment.
BpstOnl JUNE y, 1900, ly2fN
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects of
youthful indiscre'ion. will, for the sake OF :nerng
humanity, send frye 10 all who need it, the reeeipe
and directions for making the simple remedy by
which he was cared Sufferers wishing to profit by
the advertisers experience, eau do 50 by addressing
JOHN b. OGDEN,
lyl No. -. Chambers St. New York,
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-At the meeting of the Portland & Macht.
a. Steamboat Company last week, TO consider
the proposition to purchase the Bangor route.
= committee was appointed to negotiate with
view to purchasing the steamer Lady Lang, the
wharves, good will, &c.. Of the line ut present
occupying that routc.-.t,yus.
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V'HE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT

ESCE or ~ INVALID,
Published for the benofit and as CAUTION To
YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer from Nervous
Debility. Premature Decay OF Manhood, &c sup.
plying Mt the same lime the Meas of s-f-Cure. by
one who has cured hilse after undergoing consid.
cradle quackery. BY enclosing posfpsid addressed
enre!ope, single copies, free OF charge may lie had
OF the anthor.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq.
iyi Arooklil, Kings to.N,Y.'
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Can be obtain only at his Office No, IS Union Street. Pro-
violence. apd sent by express in sealed packages
from oJssrati9n to All parts Of the country They
do nst euro everything but Tor their respective put:
poses the. pesditety tHps Lo squei. Ss-Crcuiars
giving full nformaon ,ti,h TIE hightst f.stiaonal,
Also book on special Diseases, in sealed eBtiops
sentfrre. eg-Rs sure md seal FOR them. for withou
rsfsEease no advertising physician should he trusted
kneose stamp far postsgc, and sreet 10 On MArlI
son, No. IS Union STREE ri:oyIDENCE.R y.
Lea
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Special Notices.

onc square, >, weeks. $40
each ;t,ldtionzT w~ek.......... %
80 cents.
EdiIori: notices - cents per line, but notice
less than 50 cents.
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Special Notices.
Fo7 SALE.

NOR sale. Three splendid new, Single, Portland
l. made harnesses. Also new pung and scrond
hand sleigh
Inquire mt this Ofice.
Ellsworth. Nov. ltb. ls&, 3wspp
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INVASION !!

DO you wish to have your hair caulcrized nom the
scalp No, Then beware ofthe new brood of Vii.
ricollc and Cans,e Dyes got up by nostruni-mong
ers, who bear the rull, ion 10 the responsible
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral


ga soothihR cNpeeiOp
ant. prepared 10 meet
the MI Q 1 need of q safs
aud re liable cure for ,iisc,
asses of the threat and luu,
IS. a trial of mnny Years
has established the fact.
tisNt Il 10 mere caexcieus
in pulmonary affections,
than any other remedy
Its efficacy has nov b, con
so generally known. TINT
ID Is justly regarded In
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RATES FOR ADyEnrIsINe.

The Committee appointed to consider the raf.-
To be charged for Adycrtii ing. recommended the
following table of rates. to be adopted by the week
y papers Of the state. haecd upon the circulation
of 1000 cories-the rates to lie varied in proportion
As the circulation il larger or smaller:
| column one year OF ~ in in length Z -, 90
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uniform standard for square is RECOMMENDED
to- he iueh in length.
One square. three weeks, .................Sle
each additional wcek......... ~
Less than one square, three wccks.......- loo
a. each additional week, Is
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A ST III NJ n. .

Now declared purely "a nervous complaint. " per
fecily relieved in most violent attack with dose,
Of Is TO ~ drops each halt hour Relief aud sleep
will pillow the second or third dose,
SS~Aoll By al Whole- ale and Retail Dealers IN
Medicine, al 80 cents per bats!e,
JOHN [. HuNhEWEll, Proprietor.
=; actcaf Cheni.t, v Commercial wharf, boston
Mass two
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ALLeOCAs Porous PLAsrEns.

ntsr sTRE>oIIir>iNG PLASTER N THE WORLD
ALLCOtkS PoROrS rIAsTEiS resolve and
a-suagc pain by calling forth the ncrid humor- from
parts internal to the skin and general circulation
thus in many cases, positively evaporatng tho dis
ease. JANtS IL IL, NJ. u.
There IL nothing equal, in the way Of plaster. to
the Porou, Plaster Of Mr. ALLCtGA. Everything
/, pleasant about them They the plaster of III.
day and a lit type OF our present advancement in
science and art. In Asthma. Cough, Kidney Affect.
criiuns, tioui Rheumatism. aud local deep. seated
pains. they afford permanent relief,
J. I. JOHNSON. NJ D.. on Tropical Rcmcdic..-
From per.onai knowle la;c of these pla-t'r-, W.
can state that they are dcciiohs preferable t" any
a,her III Use. Wherever relief to be ols ainci by
the use Of plaster, we should rcrc"mmend them.
\. INGKAIIAM, NJ. ID. Editor v. y. Mentor,
Agency, I!randrcth House y. \.
sold IL. all Druggists. &w 20.
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lTy'Judgc Cutting remarked the other day in
addressing jury that the lien law OF this state
had been the causc Of more litigation than any
other law upon the statutes, since it was placed
there, iilstancing it, operation in the logging
business. The owner contracts with a person
to cut and haul lumber, and pays him, but in the
spring. or sometime. there are numberlcsS sub
contractors who have not been paid who step in
and invoke the lien law, and the owner has tn
liquidate these claims, though he may have paid
the original contractor and though he may
have paid al that the labor WIS worth. and the
operation may cost numberess suits There is
force i'll this objection and II may he doubted
ifthe law is really an. benefit to aborcrs or me-
chanic>.
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Road what DIR. >coviil says Of ALIENS Lung
BNL>AM

Read what DIR. >coyill says Of ALIENS Lung
BNL>AM
MEs>E>. J, y. HARRIS & Co;
GENrs-I make the following statement from n
perfect conviction and knowledge, of the benefits of
ALIENS IINt, BAI>AM in curing the mnst
dcel -.eatcd IT LMoNARN Co~stNiTtoN! | have
Witnessed 1T eleef- on the Young and oil. And ]
truly that il i by FAR the best cNpcetorant
remedy with Which am acquainted. fof Coughs
md nj the early ntagc- ot Lung complaints, | he
live II to- be n certain cure. and il every family
would keep it by them, ready to administer upon
the hr-t appearance of disease about the lungs,
there would he yer. easa>os o!t.Ial e"napmpti"n
II causes the phicgin apd matter To raise, without
irritating iho>c deliaaip pr<ans ,ihe Lungs. and
without producing cui s,ipalion "f the bowels II
al-o gives strength 10 The stem stops the night
-weais, and changes all the morbid rstians 10 n
. lfhy state. Yours respectfully,
A T.. SCONIII..
Sold ty C. &, PECk, and all Medicine Dealers.
LIMO
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TIIEIIOCSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The following table shows the result of the
election, held in ls.i. fur members Of Congress.
compared with that of the same election. in 1864
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Pirates and Privateers
CRlSTkO0RO'S Hal

bear to honest mcrchantmen. Remember that tlie
experience al years .saud the very highest scientific
endor scments, guarantee the superiority of
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Sup. Jud, Court-October Term
CITING. j. presiding.

No. l4S. IN this case. Hale & al VI
Dedham reported last week the jury return
ed a verdict for Defts.
No. lG6. Hosea B. Philips VS. John NJ
Hale & ais action for alleged breach Of
warranty Of a mare cold BIZ Il. o. Mason
one of d-fts to plaintiff aud to recover back
price pail.
Defts. deny warranty and claim that III Q
mare was as good as represented. Verdict
for Def. for $3.50.
J. A. Peters, E. & +. Hal e
for Pltff. for Defs.
No 23S. Joseph p. Southland VS. Sam,
NJ. Southland & new vessel of Jos. L. Buck
Action in which pltff claims lien OH YES.
sci for wages performed under contract
with Samuel NJ. .Southard. The owner OF
the vessel defends claiming that pltff set
tied with him and discharged the lien be
fore bringing his suit. Verdict that Pllff
has no lien upon the vessel.
Watcrhouse 4 Emery j. A. Peter,
for Pitff. for owner of v, ssel
No lGl. $50 James W. Davis W Henry
Rollins. and Henry Rollins W James w.
Davis. Action by Davis for value Of Il
swine killed by Rollins who found the ami
mai in his garden. The action by Rollins
is for damages done by the swine TO the
garden. Tie jury award damages for Da-
Wis at SaS. For Rollins s..
f & r. Hale for Davis, Wiswcll for Rollins.
No. l59. L., +. f. Jarvis. vs. Jos. \. Dcane
Real action Oh foreclosure mortgage Of
premises in Ellsworth. Def. claims to
hold nnder lease from mortgage. holding
an old mortgage. Taken from the. jury and
made Law" +. & +. Hale for Pitt.
Wiswell Il G. S. Peters for Def
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every other in use II is purely vegetable, in
iallible and instantaneous. Manufactured by !.
CHRlSTtDUkE, A-tor House, New York. sold
by Druggists. Applied by all Hair pressers.
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ALL AP0THsCARles SELL THIS VALUABLE
PREPARATION, AND ASK ONLY ONE DOLLAR
FOR IT. TnvIT.
DR., Maltisoa's Sure Remedies,

rRI. EIGII 4 ROGERS, Wholesale Druggists, Hos
ton, General .fgeafs. l,5l
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Smolanders Extract of
B q CHU!

l. sold hy al Ap"thecaries, everywhere. for only
one DOLLAR, Il l. a eeff,ia carr for
Diseases of the Kidneys. Gravel, rheumlt-
lam. Gout, propsy, Female ID .sorders, and
General Debility ~
arising from excuses Of ANY Kind. Read the foil
owing TESTIMONY OF CRY MISSIONARY
CuARLEsTowN. MASS. Nov. 81, lsdj
Me,srs. Bi ri ki,iM 4 Ro.F gs, Bs,srOS, Mass.
feel II n duty owe 10 you and to sneh OF thu
community rs are suffering rs havo suffered, 20
make knosvn through t,e iass lium II your advers~,
mrnts the Ct'Rk that, through the blessing al tod
you have wrought upon mr. by using sMOI.ANpEus
li ,'HU, hal srJsrs-f orer roir tCith kifney.
die 40 bad .osid hrr,iiy rail-. took four boil
ties of SBsoi 'ader's BHcha, and it c,soi ase.
II To- Il.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-03-01
y "a IN es wilcox,

PRINCIPAL OFFICES.
NEW YORK Broadway.
BOSTON - 323 Washington street.
PHILADEJPHIA-7i5C Chestnut street.
CHICAG0-l33 Lake Street.
CINCINNATI-50 West 4th Street.
IND1ANAP0LIs-4 West Maryland Street
L0ND0N-135 Regent Street.
PARIs---82 Boulevard de Sebastopol.
HAMBURa--.d4 Hermann Street. Ur
VIENNA---9 Wilupretmarket. .I..
BRUSSELS-12 Ruo Croisade.
SYDNEY, AUsTRALIA--299 Pitt street.
REV. ISAAC GROUSE, Agent.
Melmore Seneca Co. o.
April % -1y .H -r-,r -t -.