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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1868-10-17
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pas lie derider. r.5..a III. PITT ."s
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amais. enfn je consolera. VOLTA file Adele bien
mariee bouti ue bouues mains. je peux visre
tranquile. -@s H5" FL .7. .h
-Vous avez au moins cinq mile livres de rente.
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devor de ecure de donuer de sages conseis dofs
par Lerpfreao gendre, qnl await rente-cnq aus
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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1868-10-17

What mM he do wiM ii? Nous
cmpruntops &C titre dun celebre ro'
man contemporain, ct nous nous de.
mandops ce que feia du noir affranchi
lUnion remaniee, &c que feront les
Etats ci-dcvant libres de l'elephant
African qu'ils ont gngne au hasard des
batailles ct 4 Ia loterie du sort. Nous
ne surprcndrons aucun de nos lecteurs
en- cons,atant qu'un terrible vertigo Sc
tant empa:e de notre planete ct de ses
habitanis, que le globe terrestre ct les.
prit humain etant en- proie A des crises
vio!entcs, tout est Uncertain ct uleatoire,
toutes les eyentualites peuvent &c rea-
User ct toutes les hypothesis sont per-
misses. Un vent brilliant souffle sur
nous ct nous pousse au milieu dcs rui.
nes ct dcs teDebres. Sur le vieux
continent europeen que des siecles
d'existeuce mont pu instruire ct ame-
ner a lage de raison, les monarchies
nu chef branlant won't s'entrechoquer
ct pratiquer une large saiguee aux peu-
pies don't Ia fegre les epouvunte. LIE
jcuuc continent AMERICAN eclate au
sud, presse par lie feu de ses volcans,
ct engloutit soixante mile creatures
de Dieu en- cinq minutes (; au nord, il
dcs convulsions politilues peut-ttre
Illus mcurtrieres. Pour conjecturcr sur
lavcnir ct speculer sur les notifications
que doit subir le corps social en- ce
pays, rnppelons brieven,ent les trans.
formations deja subics par 10 section
du Sud sur laquelle opere Ia chirurgie
radicalc avec lie Aegme brutal de Ger.
tains hommcs de Fart etudiaut sans
management les secrets de Ia vic sur
Iindigcnt CLIQUE a un lit d'bopital, pro
nenant leur scalpcl in anin,d uiI.
C'est avec intention que nous appe.
Ions encore le Sud unc section, c'cst-a.
dire une aggregation distinctc. Nc you.
llt-iI plus afirmer son existence a part
ainsi qu'il le it uaguerc les armes a Ia
main, Organisation soi-disant republi.
csine prouversit l'isolement du Sud
par le sort qu'elle lui fait. par les lois
qu'el!e lui impose. La destinee du Sud
est done dc jouer IN role special, ct scs
ennemis confrment &c que son instinct
await present. Avant Ia guerre, qui ne
fut que reruption dun nal inferno,
10 regime de lesclavage await cree upe
division du travail tres favorable 4 lin
fuence politiquc de faristocratie fon.
ciere des Etats 4 esclaves don't Ia
coalition avec raristocratie fnanciere
du Nord produisit ID Tongue preponde.
rance du parti democra,ique; c'etait
lei. CONNIE dams les republiques de
l'antiquite !: 10 maitre etait au forum
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ETAT DE La LOUISIANA
PAROIssE st. JEAN.BAPTIsTE
Cour rduQuatriemed edistrictJudiciaire
No. 334-
FLORESTAN GAlENNIE
rs.
ULCER NICkNAIR

In vertu dun writ de .f.fa, date du q
rable Cour du 4e District Judiciaire de
Fiat de la Louisiana, dams ct pour la pa
roisse St-.Jean Baptiste.
J'otfrirai en- vente publique, a la Maison
de Cour de cette paroissr, lie @sz.o@
SAMEDI, I NOVEMBRE. A. D., 1868,
a IL henres A. NJ.
les propriftes ci.apre- decrites, savoir:
g I. Uu terrain situe dams Ia paroisse st.
Jean Baptiste. sur Ia rive gauche du heuve
Mississippi, mesurant un arpent, plus on
moins, de- face al dit tleuve. sur cinq ar
pents, plus ou moins, de prniondeur, psrtir
du chemin public. borne du cote den haut
par In portion de terrc ciaprss deuxieme
ment decritr, ct du c6tt, den has par unc
terre appartenant Zfphyrin Clement.
=. I'm terrain situe dams Ia paruisse St
Jean Baptiste, sur la rive ganche du feuve
Mississippi, nesurunt IN arpent, plus gu
moius, de face au din heuve. sur une pro-
f"rdrur de cinq arpents, a partir de la
base de Ia leyte. borne du cote den haut
par une piece de terre aprartenant Mat
thias Cambre, ct dU cote den bas par le
terrain ri dessuIs premierenent decrit avec
toutes les hatissrs ct authorizations qui sly
trmvent ct en dependent. ct aust t"us les
dr"its 1T, Jivifgrs qni sppartiennent.
Suisies dams l'aff,ire ci,dessus intitulee.
CONDITIONS:
Compliant, en- billets du tresor des
t.u.. Etats Uuis. e. ...t a.. f.
a Paroisse StJean Bapt.ste, 10 20 scPtcm'
bre 1868. ....-.. -. .a-...a...sfs ...
.. ... ALPHoNSE OuBRE,
.I..,.E
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
Cour du 4e District Judiciaire.
PAROJSSE ST. ST.JsAN-BAPTISTE
No. g. .at.a .n-
CELESTE VICKNAIR. VEUvE AN
TOME DUPUY
rs.
JOSEPH FRANCOIS

En- vertu dun writ de f ia, date du
20 juliet 1868. ct 4 moi adresse par
Honorable Cour du Qua,rieme District
Juiciaire, de rEtat de Ia Louisiana, dams
ct pour la paroisse St jean Baptiste,
) Joffrirai en- vente pnbliqre, D Ia Maison
de Cour de cette paroisse, lie
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-21

DNINe,oN THE RAn.-The improvements
in railway travel in the last two on thnee years
have been SO constant and remarkable that the
public has almost ceased to be excited by any
novelty, and has come to take any additional
achievement for promoting its comfort as a
mere matter of course The ''palaee sleeping
carr has become a common luxury, and the
yrpalace table. carr running on the michigan,
tGentzal, eastward, supplying meals to those
having seats in the car, is also becoming an
every day>blessing. But theirecent enterprise
of the liberal Chicago & ST. Louis Railroad in
connection with Pullman of worldwide fame
running regular cars in which all the passen-i
gers on the train can beiwell and comfortably
fed, without losing monaento of time, is not so
welTknow This feat, however, is, accom-
iplished on every passenger train, by ymeans of
the splendid flying hotels, fremont" Del
monico, and Southern" 'ii ,.',-. .'-'-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-21

THE State of Mississippi, alone among the
States which have voted on their respective
Constitutions framed under the Reconstruc-
lion acts of Congress, gave majority of votes
against ratifying the instrument. But it is re-
ported thst a recount of the votes has just been
made by the proper authority, and that it now
appears that majority of the legal votes cast
were in JaUOr Of ratifying: SO the State will
soon be freed from Military rule and restored
to selfgovernment and to representation in
Congress In fact we presume that the defeat
Of Seymour and Blair has rendered it no long
er desirable, in the eyes of her former arstocra-
cy, that she should remain out of the Union:
so we judge that she is coming in by general
acquiescence if not by the affirmative and
hearty action of those who so stoutly dissented
when the vote was taken. Virginia and Texas
are all that remain sullcn, and their new Con-
stitutions are completed and ready to be voted
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-21

DEATH OF Gov. ToD.-In the death of ex-
Governor Tod, which occurred at his resi-
dence, very suddenly, on Friday morning, 18th,
Ohio loses worthy and valued citizen. His
identity with the interests of the State and ma
ton, have been such as to cause his memory
to be cherished and reyered. Although
Democrat before the war. he threw himself un
reservedly into the breach with his wealth, in
fiuence end personal effort, His was no halt
hearted motixe or policy. tainted by sympathy
with Copperheadism, counseling tenderness
toward the rebels, or secretly plotting con-
tinuance of strife and blood7shed by impeding
the wheels of Government The memory OF
Gov. Tod will stand out in bold relief as an
honest man and true patriot, Such Democrats
are worthy of respect His public usefulness
was only interrupted by DEATH His age was
about 60 years He was one of the presiden-
tial electors, at large, and the vacancy thus
occasioned, will be filled as the law directs, by
a vote of the other electors.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-21
Cleveland Market.
TUESDAY, Nov. II.


FLOUR-Market dull and unchanged. We quote as
folJws City made xxx white l1,25011 80; Xxx am
her So 95009, 10; Xxx red winter $so0SsO; Xxx spring
u, NO7,75 spring $7,6U0775; country made AA red
nd amber $s,OO@S,75 Xxx spring $7OUGs,oo; Xxx SluOO
QDlU75.
GRAIN-The market is tizH and inactive. There are
no transactions which to base correct figures under
the present unsettled state of the market we therefore
omit quotations. s
MILL FEED-Fair demand and held at s36@3S, 90 per
ton for Fine MiddDgs S2S 90 for No. 2do; $2lUO
0l2S00 for Coarse do; $20.0OlD22, 90 for Shorts
few offering in this market.
LARD-Steady and unchanged; city rendered held at
l6c IN herces, 161<c in kegs.
BUTTERIThe demand for cnoice qnahues on W es-
tern Reserve is well maintained and prices are firm at
363Sc for roll ard tub; 35037c for frkin; common to
good Central quiet at 2S034c
CHEESE-aarket steady and demand good held at
15d11Ic for shipping lots of dairy and factory small
lected lots for the trade l6l1Sc for do
EGGS-Market steady and firm at 34G35c for fresh
receipts.
POfATOES-Unchanged and in fair demand; held at
60@65c for Peach Blows track; 0G15c for do from
store
oNIoNS-Moderate request and steady at $45oG50O
per barrel.
IRlFD APPLES-TheTr is fair demand and the
market steady at sG94c 70 good to choice fruit.
GREEN APPLES-The market is quiet and unchang-
ed Prices range at 50G350 per barrel for common
to sI6fce hand picked winter fruit.
BEANS-Firm and in good request at $3,5OG4,O0 for
medium to prime white.
SEEDS-Nothing of Importance doing and market
nominal
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-21

THE METEoRIc SHowER-The Superinten-
dent of the Naval Observatory reports that
during the evening of the 18th inst there were
no greater number of meteors to be seen than
are usually observed on clear nights until
about II p ", when there appeared to be an
increase in numbers and brilliancy, though
not sufficient to indicate the beginning of q
shower: At Atmidnight the humber;had consid-
erably increased, and the prevalence of trains
was generally noted. At S5 minutes past
midnight, the observing party began to
count the meteors, and 10 plot the tracks Of
the principal ones. At one hour and thirty
five minutes in the morning, three hundred
meteors had been counted, the most of them
quite brilliant, and nearly all of them leaving
green, blue, or red trains. Thus far the dis
play had not been confined to any portion of
the sky, but most of them were in the northern
or Southern heavens. Many of the trains were
visible several minutes. One lasted ten min
utes, and traces of one were seen thirty min
utes after rie appearance of the meteor. Dur
ing one hour and forty three minutes four hun
dred had been counted. The observations
!WeIe CoHtiHueu uItII dAtS1 " A. NJ, az which
time there had been counted fse; thousand and
serenty-eight During the whele display
there weresmapy meteors seen in the west but
from four o'clock TO five the numbers were
about equal in the cast and west The time of
maximum frequency was about five hours,
when they fell at about the rate Of $500 per
hour The trains were unusually brilliant.
presenting the various colors of green, orange,
blue, and red, and remained visible for an un-
usual time. Frequently as many as five could
be seen at once, presenting an appearance
when nearly dissipated, of light cirrus clouds.
The shower commenced several hours before
it was expected, as it was predicted last year
it would be seen in 1868 in the Pacific Ocean
only - . 8.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-21

frg- An announcernent aaday or two since,
that Charles A. Nashburne, U. s. Minister to
Paraguay. had permitted Lopez TO seize TIVE
Americans holding official positions, and sub
ject- them to torture, perhaps death, had rather
startling effect, but the possibility OF misrep-
resentation seemed to have a modifying infiu-
ence, until a.letter from Mr.. Washburne cor
roborated and confirmed the fact The feehng
now toward Mr. Washburne is that CT
contempt, that a man representing the ma
ton. should so meekly and pusilanimously
show the white feather.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-21

The following curious story is told by the
Erie Dispatch, of last Wednesday: "On Sat
urday, the 7th inst, Mr.. Geo. Warren, of Mead
vile, to all appearances breathed his last. His
body was placed in coffin and in every way
prepared for burial, and the remains were to
have been sent to this city for interment. On
Monday a hearse and carriage went to the de-
Dot, but the object of their search was not
there, and they received word that the funeral
party had missed the train. The hearse went
to the depot again yesterday, instead of the
corpse there came a dispatch, stating that MIR.
Warren showed signs of life. A dispatch re-
ceived at later hour stated that he had been
removed from his coffin and was sitting up IN
bed. What must be the feelings OF his friends
at having restored to them one who was
mourned as dead beyond possibility OF a
doubt? He lay in the death-like trance for
about forty weight hours before exhibiting signs
of animation, and it was almost providental
circumstance that the interment was set for
place some distance from where the supposed
death occurred. The, disease that prostrated
him was typhoid fever, and the contemplated
interment at Erie was probably the means of
averting that horror of fhorrars--unconsciously
burying living human being"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-21

KU,K1Ux Cor1is1oS.-A detachment of U.
S. troops, sent by Gen.: Catterson to preserve
the peace at Centre Point, Ark, under Major
Demby, were met just before arriving there, by
about 100. Ku Klux villains, drawn up in battle
array, ..- The detachment was fired upon, kill
ing one; man and wounding several others
Major Demby then charged their line, killed
nine of them, wounding many more, captured
twenty prisoners and twenty stand OF arms,
and completely routed the remainder OF the
party. ...-..- q .-....... , .l...s.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-21

20 The following y''so comparison of election
returns from the counties in which Chicago,
Cincinnati, st. Louis, Buffalo and Pittsburgh
are respectively located is interesting as show
ing the growth of these cities since 1860:
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-21

ACCOUNTS due R. Strong, which have
been left in the hands of Stephen MIntyre for coec
tion are as follows Michael Cocks, Mr.. Harrington,
James II. Savage, Girls Mason, A. W. Newberry Miss
Loomis Capt. Bigeow, Levi Russell, Willis Galloway,
Frank Wilson, Frank Whitney. Linus Savage and Miss
r. clifford, The parties here named are requested to
can nPon the subscriber without delay and balance their
respective accounts. -ttF s. MINTYRE.
Ashtabula, Nov. 49, 1S6S-9S6
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-21

THE WESTERN RESERVE CoUNTEs-The
following is comparative table of Republi-
can majorities in the twelve Western Reserve
counties at the October and November cleo
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-21

nearly all the''way into the city Folliots re-
volver had six charges in it when we went
out and the same when we got back I;
i had conversation with Lewis Davis in the
Jail this morning; he sent Jimmy Ward
around to ask me to come and see him at his
cell; went, and Davis said, "Can't you as
well put that shooting on Folliott as on me :?
he is away; he said, Bob, if you swear
against me. am going to kill you;" l said,
;"Y ou have told that to all the boys in the
prison n and he said, Eyes, and mean it too
you can put it onto Folliott, and it won't con-
Yict either of u.s."
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-21
PIERCE & HALL Selling their stock to go
West:

We have leased Store in Minneapolis Minn., where
we intend removing next Spring to start in
present business. And we offer for sale all Of
stock at and below cost We have also purchased for
the benefit of the ladies' large and choice stock Of
Furs of every Grade, to be sold at Wholesale prices
We offer $50 all Wool SHits from % TO ~ dollars
so Overessts from to % dollars.
50 WOODEN Shirts from 81 80 to $3.50. f-.-----
800 Prs Socks cotton and Wooden rom 10 to IS cents
1000 Hats and Caps from 40 cts TO dellars.
1000 yards Cloth from 40 cts TO 50
so Satinet Suits from to II dollars
50 Dress Goats from 10 to SIS.
so BOYS Suits from 20 SO. .-r..
100 Prs Pants from 2,50 to 81.
125 Wrappers from - ees TO dollars.
125 PRS Drawers from T5 cts to So
200 Prs Gloves from 30 ess to, 50
800 Fancy Ties from 10 10 60 cts,
100 Prs Suspenders from 30 to 80 cts.
1000 Boxes Collars from 10 to 30 cts,
Fine all Wool Cloth for dollar Ler yard. Also q
large variety of Railroad Bags Umbrellas Silk Hats
OVeralls, Knit Jackets &C.
We will also manufacture Suits at greatly reduced
rates. selling you Cloth and TrRIEing at Cost and Civ
ing you the benefit Of our ppsts labor. This Is
sham offer made 10 sch goods but bOnade sale of
whole stock prices Will readily prove to you
Goods have already commenced selling fast and to get
good choice you must COME early. rr
We will sell a years lease Of the store we now
gether with the good will of trade. ALI accounts
and notes due unpaid by the LIST of February will be-
put in the haI ds ct some attorney for collection.
PIERCE & HALL.
AshtabHlar Oct. 10, 1878. 9S2-n
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-21

THE STARVATION OF UNION PRISONERS
Hon. Leonard Myers, in a speech in Philadel-
phia, made the following statement:
The vilest thing yet is the attempt to fasten
on General Grant the responsibility for the
starvation Of our prisoners, and to do it they
call on the rebel General Ould, who even intl-
mates that their prisoners were treated no bet
ter. Now want your attention to state
that has never before been made public when
jeff Thompson, the rebel, was exchangeo' he
passed through And dersonEille he had the heart
of man; he had been treatedabv=us with
great kindness, and he waited on Jefferson Da-
Wis to beg better conduct toward our prisoners
Davis replied: I'VE can kill them that way
much quicker than in battle" He is the stern
statesman who was fed on fried oysters has
been cheered in England by our free trade"
friends and stands about as much chance of
hanging as John Fl, 'Surratt, Let modern De-
mocracy call up jeff Thompson as their next
witness. E.L :. - 81 .2 r
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-21

The following table giBes-the names of the
united States Senators whose terms of office
expire on March 4. with the names of their
successors, SO far as chosen. Democrats in
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-21

ERRORS OF YOUTH.
A GENTLEMAN who suffered for
[Ayears from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay,
and all the effects youthful iuscretion wii- for the
sake of suffering hHsAanity, send free to all whOase it,
the recipe and direction for making the simple remedy
by which he cured Sufferers wishing TO profit by
the advertisers experience do by addressing in
perfect confidence, -
..- JOHN b OGDEN,
9S5-1y No. A.. Cedar Sc, New York
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

In \OTICE.-Strayed orstolen from the prem
ises of the subscriber in Saybrook small light bay
pony. ANY giving information that will lead
the recovery of the animal win be suitably rewarded
9S6-2*t MRS. MARIA A. DUNBAR. -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-21

NOTICE-Notice is hereby
given that the undersigned has been duly appointed and
qualified is Executor the estate of Wells BlakesIee,
deceased, late Of Ssybrook, Ashtabula Co., Ohio.
Ashtabula, Nov 6S.-sS63t W. Z. BLAKESLEE.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-21
The LECTURE COURSE.
The Lectures of the coming seasor

ARE to be under the auspices of the
Y NJ C. A. who have already secured first class lectur-
to fill up the course The first lecture of the course
will be delivered by Henry Vincent ESQ tie great En-.
gsh orator on Saturday evening, Nov 2lst. Subject
-"OllveF Cromwell Mr.. Vincent will be followed by
s. H. Hewlett Rev DT. Fairfield, Theodore Tiltop Jobn
G. Sake, Gen. o, o. Howard and John B. Cough II is
also expected that Gen. Garfield will lecture sometime
dnring the course. The committee now ready to
sell season tickets and is hoped pIat citizens will
take hold of this matter with double object in view
First to help sustain first class of lectures in
Ashabula, and second aid the Y NJ c. A. with funds
to carry on their good work among the young men Of
our community. Tickets for the course will be, fol
cts, so cents. 9S5
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-21
TO CONSERVATIVES.

THE advertiser, having been restored
i ohea4ts in few weeks rbya very simple remedy
after having suffered several years with lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption is anx
ious to make known TO his fellow sufferers the means of
cure.
Te ali whs. desirUe lie VIII se1d copy OF tie pre-
scrpton used ee of charge0 with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will find
SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &C.
The only object sE the advertiser in sending the Pre-
scription benefit the afflicted and spread inorIRa
ion which he conceves tO he eiByalubls and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, it will cost them
nothing, 1nd may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription willpease address,
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Lac, South Sesond ST.. Williamsburg Kngs Co, n.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-21

81 OBJ INTERCHANGEABLE undersigned
would inform public that he s prepared for the bu
sness of butcherng order at the slaughter house of
James Phillips cattle, sheep and hogs at short notice.
upon reasonable terms also beef by the quarter
Ashtabua, Nov 21st-0S6:3t RICHARD STEVENS.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-21
WEEKLY TELEGRAPH
AsHTARuLA,E OHIO.
PEN AND PASTE RREYITLES.

Saturday Morning, Nov. 9th, 1858
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-21
Clothing for the Masses.

THE LARGEST and best selected stock ofcloths
and clothing in the county, is to be found at the Cloth
ing House Of BRUCE, AMIDON s. WAITE.