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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-16
HORsEs, CARRIAGEs, sc.
A T JOHNSTON Il VAN TASsELL'S 49,
n HORSE AUCTION MART,
liz East Thirteenth street. near Fourth avep

East ThTtsepH street near Fourth
NA1oA4G sA gUsEf s1s Log
en- having pr ,U. which they T
in the horse line will find It to their advantage to give
business men, establishent is conducted the
s % Ss Sse
moved to 81 Nassau street, opposite the Post Office where
yaie public sale. Liberal everything
in the horse line We postpone sale account OF
CATALOGUE OF ToDAY's SALE.
kind true harness, very stylish action lady
child can drive them can tros together close to three
Victoria, perfect order. made By Miner Stevens. also
SILVER plated double and single Harness, &c. ''' %
Bay Coupe Horse, S hands, years, kind in all harness
TwSs e ds good order n.
a
Bsreac6e' in good order made By John I. Lawrence.
free
Two wheel wheel Dog }g Cart in good order .,o =,
hands high years win 60 harness; galops racks
%o ad
Top Wagon, first class maker
Handsome black Mare, Vermont Black Hawk stock, lsi
hands, years kind in harness and under sadde free from
vice. splendid STYLE ots three minutes unsurpassed
Sa S of
% y sa n Sw
from S1e eaps WORK horse warrsn,sd SOUND
sorel coupe Horse l6 hands, kind in all harness
free from vice; fine carriage or coupe horse.
brown TrOttng Horse 10 hands, coming raised In
Orange county, long tail and name, kind in all good
under saddle lady drive him. afraid OF nothing has
trosd in 2S can rot 80 day; fine style; also
top Wagon.
Brown Horse, Is hands, years kind in all harness and
under saddle free from al vice. has trotted in AZ last
beat three minutes day together with square
Box Wagon and set of single Harness.
Two seat Depot Wagon, In good order.
Six Germantown Rockaway and two seat Park Phe
ton, in good order.
bay saddle Horse 159 hands, six years, kind in all
ness free from vice. very stylish Also Saddle and Bride
Bay Horse all black points out of Trustee mare by Rys
under saddle stylish has trotted In AS and
80; raised In Middletown, Orange county, N Y.
One Newfoundland Dog; weighs 100 lbs. ten months
old
Bay Hambletonian Colt, 15& hands, kind in all harness
and under saddle, free from vice has trotted in 2j0
warranted sound Together with top Trottng Wagon
built by X. N. Stivers. Also set fine Albany Harness.
Very fine bay Carriage Team; description time OF sale.
Six seat Barouche, good order.
Team of bay Work Horses.
Two seat Park Phaeton and top Wagon.
Several other Horses, top and Wagons single and
double Harness. &c. descripton time OF sale.
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LOAN OFFICES.

DvANCES ON FURNITURE, PAINTINGS DIA-
n monds, Bronzes silverware, Carpets Mirrors Piano
fortes Books Fus Horses, Carriages Harness. furniture
moved stored ii5 West Eleventh street. between Fifth
ayenues
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INDIA RUBBER FACTORY-WITH MACHINERY
and everything complete In first class running order for
S @ SEATED within ten miles OF the City Hail. Address e.
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A AUCTION SALE THIS DAY, AT OUR SALES
~. room No "a Duane street, at IL NJ prompt OF gen
entire complete Turnout, consisting
and superior Horses, Wagons, Harness, &c.
In part Team of fast rottng brown and chestnut, 15
high, and years drive like horse exceedingly
stylish and finely bred troed last for the Brooklyn
Cup In 80, and later In the Fashion Track in
q 43N they warranted and kind in
49, of the fastest and most reliable that
40 the road; known as the Allen team. -
superior fine large dspple gray Pachen Horse, by g. NJ
cxceled for style and eegance otted at Mount Holly
~ and beat As 10 road IL of the
gentemans horses In this State and warranted sound and
kind.
Also famous trotting Horse Trouble, ISL high s
years. prompi driver has rotted In public in 30 and
and beat 2 80 day warranted sound and kind.
Also bay Fily, by Jupiter dam by American Star, 15
high, years old well broken to al harness. very promising
fair last fs Ia 5s and improving rapidly
warranted sound and kind.
These Horses all the property OF private gentleman,
sailing for Europe and removed from stable for
purchasers viii find the lot of
ting that has been offered this they
all well known road and track, and will be sold with
Limitation whatever and warranted 10 par
ticuar represented.
JOHN L. vANDEwATER, Auctioneer,
"a Duane
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MINER STEVENS a CO.,
"A. Manufacturers Of nrs class Carriages and blight Wa
Gons, 70 which they invite the inspection Of the public
Wareroons 66 Broadway near Bond street. Mandatory
II ID n IN 1oa Thrtoon0 eRssL sooS ronysh ssss""
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-16

AT 6s7 BROADwAY.-LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE
"A on Diamonds, Watches Jewery, Sks &C Ihe same
bought and sold JAMES Il. MATTHEW'S
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JoHN L. vANDEwATER, AuCTIoNEER-No. "a DU-
81 Regular sale this day of Horses Harness,
Wagons comprising unusual assortment superior
rottng road family stock for particulars of which
Horse and Carriage head Our sale begins promptly a IL
O'Clock; stock to be seen at ii In front Of store
A THIS DAY (TUESDAY), AT OUR AUCTION
IA. Mart, "a Duane street. at II NJ, beautiful black
Bashaw Gelding, out OF ST. Lawrence mare, 15s4 hgh
a very stylish and spirited animal n fine driver
pure gated of fine action perfectly gene has been driven
In Park and road will in 25O warranted
unexceptionable in way and very desirable
animal JOHN l.. VANDEWATER, Auctioneer,
Duane street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-16

I.,oR sALE-TliE FURNITURE AND GOOD WILL OF
II irst class boarding house. filed with good paying
bOardors only SJ0. Terms cash present occupant
leaving the ciy location good Addresa A. James, New
York Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-16

LNOR SALE-CIGARS, TOBACCO AND FIxTt' RES AND
three years lease of $4,000 the Store and Bull
4l3 Chesnut Philadelphia, formerly the United
Hotel extending back O opposite the market,
having II already rened bringing In
of 560 viii sell Cigars, Tobacco and Fixtures ut
nothing and 5000 Reason for selling
out sickness of the proprietor
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J,oR sALE-A STYLISH TEAM OF ROAD HORSES,
1913 hands high and years old, warranted sound and
kind win drive single and doubles also the choice OF three
other Horses Can be at GEO. HARTLEYS 43 Fourth
avenue, corner Thirty first street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-16

IToR SALE-sTORE, FIXTu RES AND STOCK; FIRST
II class location sixth Ladies' and Chldrens'
Furnishing Goods Inquire OF = LAUBHEIa. LOG Franklin
strep
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J,OR sALE-AT g3s ELIZABETH STREET, NEAR
Houston, In the dislery, nice year old sorrel Pony
~ hands high, suihhs forS dyr sas Or fancy 6iyl1as
-eptle and kina,
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

AT JOHNSTON AND VAN TASsELL'S AUCTION
mart ~ East Thirtsen!h street. near Fourth Avenue
Two elegant Totting and Road Teams two hne
family Carriage Teams, extension top Phaeons vicorias
ness, several other Horses, &c.
Parties in search of elegant turnouts, either single
double, family and work horses, would do well to attend
their sale at the above mart Particulars under head Of
Horses and Carriages Tuesday We never postpone sale on
account OF the weather,
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PERSONAL.
A BEAUTIFUL BABE FOR ADOPTION 2al WEST
"a Thrteth street. K. J0LLIE

(NORNER OF C AND sTREETs-DO NOT DIRECT
~ my house. but to my Office. Write when you see
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-16

C,AMPLE ROOM AND SODA STAND, DOWN TOWN,
ONLY 1900 license paid doing nice little busness rent
MERRIAM 64 Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-16

IpOsT OFFICE NOTICE.
The mails for Europe win he despatched from this once
ON Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, closing at II o'clock,
soon and AZ stations and b II as O. and D. II 9s;
and q II 10 and q at II O'Clock A. NJ = .
I'm Ioaeds, " sanN enncs and The ss,lcns rsss
ka.Rk JANIS kkklIAA -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-16

rHARLES CHINN-LATE OF $40 GRAND STREET IS
~ interested In some land in England Apply TO Rev r. X.
Young Revere House, Broadway, store ~ D.
10 18th inst
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LlOk SALE-AT A BARGAIN. WELL ESTABLISHED
Il Family Liquor Store long lease, low rent situated o
Twenty rst street and Eighth For
cuas inquire 81 Reade street, two doors west Of Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-16

LNOR SALE-A GOOD PAYING BOARDING HOUSE,
elegantly furnished, established for the last nine
full Of respectable boardcrs situated in the Seventh
ward III health of selling Apply to +. GAfFNEY
An
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-16

RETAIL DISTILLERY WITH LARGE FAMILY
trade, long lease, cheap rent full license; has
Nh'os s'oresi must be sold fortune a
r. GAFFNEY, Auctioneer, 20 BOwery.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-09-27

A MORMON IN FRANCE.-For the greater
mart Mormons recruit their forces from
protestant nations. When they essay to
delude Catholic people, by their speclous
appeals to the lowest instincts OF humanity
their failure is notable. Under the heading
Of " A Mormon at St. Etienne," the Memo
rial dc la Loire relates the following:
Our city has enjoyed the distinguished
honor of having had within its walls t LII
ter-Day Saint. He came missionary from
the Great Salt Lake City, and was SEM 10
France by Brigham Young to recruit aa-
herents for Mormonism and take thehi
across the Atlantic and the United states
to the New Zion beyond the Rocky Noun
tains. This delegate, named james Min
hall is the brother of John klmbali, some
time ago the under governor OF Ctah, anu M
who has lately died, second pontih OF tne
new religion. He himself also occupies
high rank in the sacerdotal hierarchy OF tn'
State. Mr. James KimbaL has spent M
time in vain at St. Etienne. Notwlthstano
ing his eloquent lectures, his promises .
the prandest miracles, and the prospect
which he held out of a life OF happiness, =
, has been unable to persuade any inhabitar
- of this city, male or female, to follow I'LL
= to the Holy Land of the Elect.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-09-27

The negro grumbles at the high prices,
wonders when they will stop rising, but
thanks fortune that he don't pay any taxes.
Yes! he is paying his share OF the taxes
Of all these men, with q percentage to them
for advancing. He will find it a costly friend
ship, that of his cute white advisers. While
they grow richer, he will get poorer; while
thew reyel in unaccustomed incidence and
luxury. he and his children must suffer the
privation of many little comforts, which the
tax collector has rendered too costly.
Our Democratic legislators seem to be
discouraged by their position as hopeless
minority. From even that position, how
ever, they might do much toward enilght-
ening the misguided negroes of that body
upon the folly of their past policy. There
is much ability and eloquence among the
genuine representatives of the people in
the Legislature, though Overwhelmingly
outnumbered by intruders. If not dis
heartened by the apparent uselessness Of
any serious effort, that ability might bt
very proftably employed in opening thu
eyes of the dupes as to the real bearing
all these schemes of public plumber, wher'
no party questions of radicalism are in
yolyed.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-09-27

piers stone, aud car transmute city money
into greenbacks or yellow-bellies.
Jenkins reports regularly the repasts OF
Queen Victoria, and their cost, while travel
ing on her late tour. We question whether she
gets as good fare as may be furnished by Fred
at his newly furnished establishment on st.
Charles street. or is more attentively served
Of the total emigrants to the United States
last year, nine tenths were under forty years
of age. Such is the material which is to de-
velop the resources of the c0nntry-such is the
material which the Greeleys and Beechers
would make subservient to negro and barbaric
rule.
The subscribers to the recent French loan
were obliged to form in line and take their turn
to register their names. One lady tainted. No
one moved, and the police officer came to her
relief els the lady alone 7" NO." said u
gentleman; "that is her husband i'll line"
Why don't you come to the assistance of your
wife ?" asked the officer. "Pm not going to
| the brute.
The negro riot at Camilla was of q serious
nature. AS usual, conflicting statements are
given of it's origin, and the culpability OF its
participants. But there is sufficient evidence
to prove that the whole affair was deliberately
planned by the Radicals, and that the Demo
Gratis acted purely to prevent the carrying out
of the programme. A committee OF the Georgia
Legislature reported on the subject-a majority
and minority expressing opposite views in re-
lation to the matter.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-09-27

motion requesting the Board of Police to
remove the Chief of Police for incompe-
tency was indefinitely postponed. The
lower board having refused to concur in
the amendment of this board that the city
bonds should not be sold below par, a COM
mittee of conference was appointed.
Board Of Assistant Aldermen.-The Street
Commissioner presented o lengthy report,
which was referred. A communication was
received from the City Attorney giving his
opinion that the loan authorized in bonds
by the Legislature cannot be legally nego-
tiated below par. A resolution to repeal
the pound ordinance was laid over. In
session of both boards Mr.. Peter Markey
was elected Commissioner of the House OF
Refuge.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-09-27
October, 1865.

Mr.. George Ellis, bookseller, stationer'
and news dealer, No. 2 Old Levee street,
onposite the Post Office, has favored US
with the following publications: Harerty
Maaasine, New York Weekly Herald, Har-
per's BaSar and Weekly, Littelrs L''sng
Aqe, and Our Flag.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-09-27
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE BLACK GHOST; or Radicalism in the
United States. By DR.. Charles Delery.
This brochure of fifty odd pages is de-
voted to showing up the policy, practices
and tergiversations of Radical rule in this
State. The arguments are addressed spe-
cially to the freedmen, but they are equally |
calculated to impress, if they do not con-
vince, the minds of white Radicals, whose
consciences are not wholly scared or given
over hopelessly to the demon OF mlsruie.
The Doctor Yields vigorous pen, his style
is clear and forcible, and evidences OF
we'll stored mind are apparent throughout
C. G.. Haley, Commercial Place and Poydras
street, has the work for sale.
THE woRKs OF REV. ARTHUR O'LEARf,
o. S. F. Edited by Clergyman OF
Massachusetts. Boston: Patrick Don;-
hoe. 1868.
We published a notice, with comments,
some weeks ago, of this forthcoming work
and now we take pleasure in announcing
that it is issued, having received copy
from the publisher. We have already given
our views of this work, and will only ado
: now that it should find place in ever.
e Catholic library.
THE CATHOLIC WORLD, for October, 1868
A fine number. Mr.. Gogarty, on CAM
, street, has it for sale.
Contents: Massacre of st. Bartholomew
, The Invasion-Maria Won MORA Sum
mer Shower-Who shall take care OF oul
a Sick-Kaulbach and the Era of the hefor-
q mation-The Legend of Hospitality
= Enemy-Flamina- Talleyrand.Bas o
: St, Saturnine-Little Sisters of the Poor
religion Medically Considered-Faith ant
= Poetry of the Bretons.Count de Mon f,'
v lembert-Rings-Int the School Room-Th'
: Holy Grayle. =---
: THE NEW ECLECTIC. October, 1868.
The New Eclectic has pursued cours
u from it's origin which cannot fail to recon-
e mend it to the largest number of judiciou
Is readers 1t excludes partisan and preju
diced articles, which can only minister
bigoted and perverted minds and tastes
Ia The selections in the October number ar
IN oood. as usual. We heartily recommen
in this monthly to general patronage, ana pan
ticularly to the South.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-09-27
DR. MALoNEY, DENTIST,

ab3 ST ANDREW, NEAR MAGAZINE,
xou,d respectfully inform those requiring first class
5ti that he has reduced his charges, so as
ia he within the of all Teeth inserted ON gold
rubber and silver, with or without extract
ing the roots by neE process ut gnsrasnteea OF
the money refunded Tho doctor awarded the hrse
iza gold mediator the best sets Of artificial teeth
Teeth extracted without pain by the use OF nitrous
| oxide gas. soA""eAS
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-09-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

SPECIAL NOTICE-HALL YOUNG Mans CATHOLIC
FRIENDS SOCIETY OF ST. PATRIcK's.-Now Orleans.
September 1885, At regular meeting Of the above
Society, held this day, the following gentlemen were
elected ofacers for the ensuing year:
Reverend Father Guardian-Rev. NJ Shcehan;
President-R T. Cummngs;
Vice. President-T. r. Med!cy
Recording Secrotary-A. McDermott;
Financial Secretary-J. A. Trinchard;
Treasurer-J. H. Murphy
Grand MArshal-A j. Bigley;
Assistant Marshal-william H. Deevesi
Ensign-F. Massieus
Librarian-M. Leahy
Delegates to tho Young Mems Catholic Union and
Library Association:
A. j. Bigley ID. I. Cummings, w. II. Deevee,
j. II. Murphy, j. McPhelln.
ses7 1t VIM II. DEEvEs. Secretary pro tenn.
SOUTHERN BANK,
New ORLEANS September 26, 1863
This Bank, continuing its Exchange operations, will
receive deposits of Gold and Currcucy, and transact
general banking business.
Discount days Wednesdays and saturdays Offer
ings should be made on the preceding days.
ses7 It THOMAS LAYTON. Prcsident
NATIoNAL THEATRE.
THURSDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 1. 1863,
Will be performed by the
ORLEANS DRAMATIC RELIEF ASSOCIATION.
For the benefit Of
ST JosEPHs GERMAN CATHOLIC ORPHAN
ASYLUM FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
Under the charge Sisters Of Notre Dame J. II.
Morton's celebrated Drama, in two aots
OUR WIFE; Or THE ROSE OF AMIENs.
And for tho time this continent j. M. Morton's
last Roaring Farce In ono act,
IF HAD THOUSAND A YEAR.
| Tickets, One Dollar. Doors open at O'Clock r. NJ
Performance begin At II. Seats be procured on
Wednesday September 90 1t tho Box Office. from 10 A.
NJ to O'Clock NJ and also tho day Of tho perform
| .nco $3.50 st
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-09-27

Mrs. J. +. DOHERTY,
3s,............CAMP STREET, 80
Has returned from the North, where she selected
large stock of
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS
Which she offers to her old and new customers at I'll
lowest prices.
Her numerous friends and patrons are requested
call and examine her stock Of Head-dresses, Flower
Feathers Ribbons Cluny and Crochet Lace, Trimming
Cuffs Collars and Handkerchief Infant Caps, etc.
scoO st
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-09-27

Cabinet, Pier and Plumber Slabs made to order.
N. B-Marbe and Brick Tombs built after the latest
designs and executed in q workman!ike manner and IS
cheap cheaper than by any other Marble estab-
lshment in the city se27 ~
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-09-27

nR DAVE ON DEAFNESS AND KINDRED
| AFFLICTIoNS.--Dr. w. l. DAVIS can be consulted
daily at his Office Canal street. on all Diseases OF
the Eve and Ear embracing Deafness, Loss of Sight
| to-, or VI .ion Soi.es etc. se2O If
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-11

Tss Tsrrsa Houss. propristors 81
Ne Tspfsf Hosss. Asssrs. Tepfsf D QAvx-
hurst, ass adding N attractive feature 10
their eomnodious Hotel. which will increase
vssy much The eos1fost sad sonvssissceo t
~ fesste. The room ON the 6ra aoSs.
isssliaa n Third ssssst, 10 70 bs ~ spars q
. reading room. Il 10 to Be carpstsd aud
e4hssviss ssstly furnished.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-11

Or. Loris has the ablest and honestess
Uslted States Attosssy 10 The Usi1a. His
saus 10 John ". NOBLE, ard BE- vent from
Ksckst - his present. viass. ksssse Aas
- ahis anA aobls soss; bst shs AAs noaA n
vAom che nay. b psoadn tAaa General
Noble.
Ths b. Losis Dlnovat priaas sstiss snd
visa ~ hishsse ssenes1asios, srssd ss-
gsasss 9sAs y 0ssssk Nsbls, u 'ssAs
KdaAt Aistillssy 49,, = i shisA - aa1s >
sssribls raid o. The whisky hing. We Ae1s
he old aAsge, "Hosssty 10 the bsss Policy, !"
sill prove trus 10 The sass Of Gen. Noble
For b loo GOOD insosruptibly by his oaBcial
dsty. The Ring hasn't bsen able TO buy hin.
All honor 70 him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-11

0saao ~ A. 01.-As . nanbsr Of cattle
ssrs bsisg drivso = baes1 ~ sasAoss Tos
Jaspes. = ciasiaaad las1iae, o ~ Iass
trip up. ths nats Of The boat, Nr. Charlss
waskins, was attasksd by fssocious bovins
qusdruped. 4 severe wound vas is6ictsd in
bic side, and be VS. Otherwise Injured BY b..
irg tra0pled upon. He was conveyed to
This city. whore be VA properly cared for.
His vesads, thousi pretty severe, srs not
considered Of dangerous character. and
his eatirs recovery 10 cop6dsn,ly expected.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-11

AkrEoasfoslcAL --ThsossssEy yesterday
nefnins u o'clock stood u degrees ~
low ssro. Ahost . s'sissk old Sol - il
ess Of he melting moods, and promised 70
suhdas The snow banks and the chilly atmos-
phsrs, but Boreasca sweeping down With
icy coldnsss from the regions Of frisidity, to-
tally obiitsrsting ell effects Of the ssn's gen
As rays. The air gradually became colder
dnsisg the entire day. At no time did the
mercury reach point higher thAa three de-
ersss above zero, while on Wednesday il was
pto twenty. This morning i, Vas away
down among The "tsens.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-11

MEDICAL srcpssrs, cell q Kerr = Pal,
lss's, u Main street, aad look over their
sDaplsts stcck q lsstrsmssss, sold st r.
lpso1 rates. dec b