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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-08-20

PARKToN, Baltimore Co., Md, June 30, 1868.
Messrs. WIN. CREIGHTON & Son.
Gentlemen Il used the Redonda G,ano, mix
ed with small quantity of Peruvian, on sowing
my wheat last fall, and state that have most
excellent crop from it, equal to any of my neigh
bors, and better than some upon which, Peruvi-
an and other manures we're used.
i applied it by itself this Spring on corn and
oats, and have never had any crops on my farm
look as well thus far. shall use it on wheat
this fall. 1t is the cheapest and best manure l
have ever used. Yours, respectfully,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-08-20

ANNE ARUNDEL, Co., Md, June 3Oth, 1868.
Messrs. w. CRIcHroN & Son.
GcnAemea:-I used the Redonda Guano this
results of this manure are quite satisfactory to
me, and l consider it fully equal to any of the
manufactured phosphate which used at same
time, and which cost me twice as much as Re-
donda. Yours, respectfully,
JAMES LUCAS.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-08-20
Goes Dyspepsia Cure.

You will see how soon it will dispel your bad
feelings and gloomy forebodings. How soon it
will chase away any species OF Dyspepsia How
soon it will make a well man or woman of you.
For your own sake, for the sake Of everybody
suffering, we beg, we entreat you to try it.
For Liver Complaint and Bilious De-
rangements,
1t is Sovereign Remedy, while for Fever and
Ague, and all those diseases which are general.
ed in a miasmatc climate, it is certain pre-
ventive and cure.
That its wonderful medicinal virtues may not
stand alone upon our statement, we append a few
unsolicited testimonials from those whose posi-
ton in society and reputation as citizens will
place their evidence beyond all question. and
carry with them strength and conviction to the
most increduious.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-08-20

Is urged upon the attention and trial of sufferers
from this most horrible of all diseases. Dys-
pepsia shows its ravages in thousand different
forms, in fact, all disorders of the Stomach and
Bowels, with all their complaints, such as Sick
Headache, Heartburn, Depression, general sense
of unessiness and feeling that you are not well.
stomach; breath is bad; skin at times flushed and
hot; don't feel as if you could move and stir a
bout, and worst of all, lndi gestion or Constipa-
ton, are nothing more or less than Dyspepsia.
Thousands upon thousands suffer and die this
way and neither themselves or physicians know
Reader, we repeat it, this is all Dyspepsia
If you would have proof Of our statement, if you
would save yourselves and children Fl ON an early
grave, if you would have health and energy and
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-08-20

Ns- Applicants for the above Scholarships
are requested to file their applications with the
Secretary of the Board, on or before TUESDAY
the 9Th SEPTEMBER next, at which time the
Board of School Commissioners will meet to
recommend candidates, who propose to avail
themselves Of these Scholarships.
By order of the Board,
saH.. GEO. M. LLOYD, Secretary.
Ann l2 lS62-2t
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-17

EuRorr.-In the English house of
commons, Thursday night, MIR. Gregory
inquired what ground the government in,
tended TO tai in regard TO the use of
mixed jurios for the trial Of foreigners III
English courts The attorney general
replied that the government d d no, pro
peso to interfere with the decision OF the
judges ON that point. Earl May chief
secretary Tor Ireland, said that he would
submit 10 The consider lilon of the house a
plan for new Irish university Offices, which
were 10 lie named by CathCl c but
whose privileges were not to be confined
exclusively to Catholics. Mr.. IIoreman,
member for Stroud, said that the minis
tiers had promised reform in Ireland, but
their REQ m proved to be on,y y c)mmi'
sion of Inquiry. More than this was
needed 10 ctnci!iatc Ireland. lie d. pre-
Gated the creation of new college of the
character described by the chief secretary
ter Ireland, as likely to Torment ctnrian
bitterness and anger. The laiiy were
satisfied with tlc present system OF NM
tional schoola. lie declared that no
ministerial statement had ever caused him
40 much pain. A great opportunity was
lost &c concili,tc Ireland, which should
10 longer be ruled Ivy English laws Gus
toms, and preindices, but according TO
the wishes Of the Irish people, NJ
Robert Lowe followed on the -ame side,
declaring that the existence OF Fenlanlsm
was not nm evidence of discomfort, as il
was not shown that the people generally
eympathized with that rebellous spirit
The trouble was deepers seated Mr.
Nell deplored the berga,ly account OF
the Irish policy of the ministry. lie als
proved Of the many speech OF Mr. Lowe
on tho church On stion, and concluded
with an argument showing that such Il
college as was proposed was impossible.
MIR. Claiborne Hardy defended the gov
crnmcnt, giving long review of its first
policy. lie sand that he believed the
same fears were expressed. and the same
reasons give, in 1913, yet how many
years had the wings held power since
then without taking any action in regard
to the grievances of Ireland. Thomas
Ilu hes made n speech in which he urged
general reform in Ireland Mr. Vance
agreed that free trade had been very inju-
rous to Ireland Mr. Jacob Bright for
chilly denounced the anomalies of the
Irish church establishment At III
O'Clock Thursday night the debate wa:
still in progress, and the house wa. expec
led to hold an unusually long session.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-17
The.New Hampshire Election.

The first Of the state elections for the
year came off in New Ham shirc Tn
Tuesday last, and resulted in victory
Tor the Republicans, Il majority Of 2600
for Gov. Hartman and the state ticket,
the choice Of n Senate of nine Rcpubli-
cans to three Democrats, and House Of
Representatives with Republican ma
jori'y of 10. The is.uc was fairly made
up on ma, ional grounds and all local issues
wero ignored for the time being. There
il, therefore, moro ir this election than
the mere local result. New Hampshire
has by i, declared for impeachment and
the Republican party in the Presidential
election next fall Some Democratic
journals endeavor TO bclittlc the signili-
canoe Of this decision Of the Granite
State, but can find no satisfaction in their
own reckoning. The facts and figures
stand out clearly, that, though thousands
Of Democratic voters were made by nat
uraiz,iion and other processes, yet the
seal of condemnation WAS emphatically
set upon tho Presidents usurDations and
the opposition to reconstruction, by about
the same majorites as last year. Let
Connecticut follow.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-17

ss- Gen. Hancock has appointed April
j and Is for the election to ratify or re.
jet the new Louisiana constitution
keglslratiun is to be revised five days,
commencing fourteen days before election
The order prescribes the regulations for
the government election, sui prohibits
sny person who is u candidate for Office
acting as commissioner or registrar The
fifteenth paragraph Of the order is as fol,
lows: "Should Congress enact hereafter
that at tho approaching election votes
shall also be cast for state and other Off.
GERS, the same registrars and commission
ers will act under this order for the cleo.
ton Of said oIli,;ers. In such an event,
orders will he is-ued notifying qualified
voters that such an election is author.
IL d"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-17
IMPEACHMENT.

lsy order Of tile Senate, tho president
was notified, on Saturday, to appear for
trial on Friday the 18th, and he replied
that he would attend TO the matter. Oh.
At the appointed hour the galleries
were densely packed and hundreds were
turned disappointed away. ID 'i' 81.
The interior arrangement ef-the Senate
was but triAe changed. In the open
space in front Of the presidents chair were
two long tables, each furnished with sew
en- chairs Back Of the senator's seats
and filling the entire lobby, were about
900 chairs, intended for the accommoda-
,ion OF the members OF the House, the
Judiciary department and Others entitled
10 be present on the floor. .
At the expiration Of the morning hour,
the president pro tenn announced that th'
chair was vacated for the chief justice o
she United States who then entered by {
side door. After a short pause, the ser
eeat-at-arms made the proclamation ii
the usual form. The following order wa
adopted - r2 I9i 90 'qm
Ordered, That the secretar. iniorr
. the House Of Representatives that IN
Senate is in its chamber, and ready I
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-17


righ; Of the chair. Attorney General
Stanhery then rose and said: p
"Mr Chief Justice--My brothers Cur
It's and Nclsun, and myself, are here this
morning as counsel for the president. |
have his authority to enter his plea. by
your leave, will proceed to read
Mr.. Stanbcry than read the presidents
answer, entering his appearance, and
naming MS his counsel, Messrs. Slanbery,
Curtis, Nelson, Black and Evarts, and
asking, MS n reasonable time for the prep
aralon Of his defence, the period Of forty
days, citing varions cases in which PEE
RODS rs long, in proportion 20 the magni-
tudc Of the case, had'becn granted
II was finally decided to give him len
days, until 30 / to file his answer.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-17

rSIhe Massachusetts General Az.
sembly is blundciing over license law to
,nke the place OF the prohiJtory liquor
law, the repeal Of which was last fall
madr the issuc- Of the election. They
find iteSceedi"gly difficult and the vexed
question is quite r from final settle
mcnt, to all appearances, as when they
began. II now rests with the lower
branch which seems disincIincl TO srapplc
with it. We hope that the law sill I've
passed coon cnosgh 10 let,lhc evil effects
Of it be seen before the question arises in
other states.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-17

W '"''''0" "o'e
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Tho ,,,o,, A,,,,,c,x o,,, . rs,....,
M,s;o S,oro has To-, ~, ,','..;.sI a., III
,.h, S..o ao,0 :, 81 a. "on "ei ~ ~.
ov,ero, ri. ae,La -. ppt ;.n y, Wv
o,,,i;,, 81 ,,',, III ;.s.,.,,, 80 o n.',,s.a
,,r,l IL, No.srs q "A !, N ~ S,';,l -
loston for whom Vr Jnbnson is svrut for his
State. II has already ten thoroughly test d
bv some u the muse dealers u, this city rot
Interested in the sale of instruments Of that
manufhclurc. anil has been prom unce by them
the LARGEST and best toned yccl organ ever
br ,ught to this city Being upright in form,
and FURNISHED with n set If large dido PIPES,
visible in tire othsrwi,e oinan,entcd ftuiit, II
prcse Is the imrosirg appearance Of the pipe
organ in our city churches. 1t is perfectly frte
from that unpleasa ntncss of sound so frequent
in reed Instruments, and allows the car to dis
cover only that pure and cvennoss Of tone
vhc are in l,spensablc to rlly excclen.
instrument. When it is SIX illfully played, its
two bank If keys and various stol,s are 30
managed rs to send for h beautifully clear
notes If bewitch,ng music rs from distance,
and then gradually louder anil louder strains
nro,luced, by the skil.ul use of tue pedals anil
new comb nation Of stops.-now v.rel solos,
&c prescnting different ins rumen,s with most
by the tulI power of al the stops cOihblnch, out
we'll sustained hy t heavy bass notes, and
the nerfo, MGR. mill the listener is surprised
and astuuishrd at the putity anil variety Of
tome. and /, ready TO aek nowledre il as equal
To any pipe ryan Of the sane sales.--future
ds,c, .I1,. MI
por.,rs ,,o,llsd with crsmn II, III. stomach
W.. '''J 49,. a''ra ,traa, sa n,',;'od
All snniica,i,,, ~ Iohnsns
,rnI,re I,,imen, came, fail of ccr,a;, and
speedy cure.
Five Minutes for r efreshment Everybody
who has travelled by railroad has heard the
above announcements and has probably suffer
ed from eating too hastily thereby sowing the
seeds OF Dysptpsia. IL Is comfort 10 kh""
that the Peruvian syrup will care me worst
cases q Dyspepsia US thousands are ready To
TESTIFY
"entlemtn II you want your horse coats 10
sumo sn o'h' ana glossy appearance use
'" ~ Avn ro,,,n W,,nI,;,r Ios or ns-,ors
VIM bavc ln.t thp;r t.,,b' thrir beaIth and
hair co,6 ,,nca 30 ,h. ,,xo of t,,o comn,n, i'm
49,, S.iar,,,s h.,vo t,,rd rar,a1,, a.-,;r.,
IN H., all i, p,ia.s uhoI..o,,' ,ior,,rs
s'I.i h ,,,o,ors Lorc IN rn,,nJ r,ct ,,,o,
G,l 81,
;, e
! ho'o''''ess' "eeu' 'o' ''0 i''e'S" "'d VI VI
| Rut i. when unadornrJ ALARMED the most -
But lovelinoss. itself, can not always be pos
sessed without sacrifice and care. the rema.
turc loss of the hair and its unfortunate tenden
cy to turn grey at un early period, both fatal
to tho beauty Of the person. can only be PIE
vented By Judiciary use OF the truly celeorat-
ed Hair Restorative of MIR. Barrett The testi-
montls OF II eft a'y are nuner Is md unoxcop
tonabie
Strawberries AND GaArEs Those Of ou
readers who would ultiyate the best Strawbcr
r'es anu u.aP1S sro"H' sho"iu ee t,'e "'''''
"'s''e"' Ut - - '''''' III "''''"'' '''u'""'
RADICAL RsronArIoS.-lis good effects ar
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-17

Ballou for April sa most readable
number. The department devoted to
story telling, prepared expressly for little
folk, is attractive and iinely illustrated
The embellishments are excellent, and
embrace wi lie variety Of suljects--nllc
gor'cal, historic, descriptive, poetic and
humorous. The publishers promise great
improvements the present year, mt | 80
per annum il is really cheap an Il, 81
rablc magazine Of 100 pages, the whole
making handsome volume at the end Of
the year. Elliot, Thomas & Talbot,
Boston.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-17

An elevator with half ion Of white
lead and three men on it, gave way and
fell thirty feet, ina Brooklyn. N. Y.
manufaciory, afew days ago, and this is
the third tins the same kind OF accident
has happened In the same establishment
since last summer The men were not
killed, but aie tho victims of severe in
iernal injuries. The proprietor of the cd
adjustment SHOULD be fined for having
insecure machinery,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-17
= TUESDAY, MARCH ~, 1908.

Tho Springfield Republicans Washing
ton despatch says that Jerry Black cx.
presses the opinion ;l,at tire supreme
ruurl will release McArdlt, but will not
~ into the unconsii,utionality Of the re-
construction acts, except in the clause
authorizing trials Ivy military courts. lilo
believes tina. il will he decided that these
trials are unconstitutional. This would
not overthrow congressional rcconstruc,
ton, but would strike it a severe blow
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-17

Frau Cossman, well-reputed Hol-
land actress, who intended to 60 to Amer.
lea, has changed her mind, MS well rs
that Of her husband, the Count Of Pro-
kesch. Often, in favor of Egypt. They
are now travelling along the banks Of the
Nile, and are everywhere received with
distinction, thanks TO the protection Of
the Counts father, who is Austrian EN-
bnss,.dor at C,nstaniinople. Another iri-
umph Of Dutch art.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-17

BonneI's new "I.edger building" on
the corner of Spruce and William streets,
New York, is noble structure of white
marble, looming up proudly above sur.
rounding buildings When completed, it
will be one Of the finest buildings in the
city. II is to be fire proof throughout
and water tight, so that if fire breaks
ont in one room, it can be ex,inguished
without injuring the contents Of another.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-17
TIE AMERICAN COOKING
STOVE IN COIET-


At an adjourned term # the Circuit Court ofths
limited States, tor the Northern District OF New
York, ia the seevrd circuit held at the City Hall.
in the Gi,, 81 Albany. the esth day OF January In
the year Of our Lord 1865. '''''H
PREsFSr:
The Honorable Nathan X. Hall, Judge.
Jacob h. Shear & Joseph raekArd T., r..i,v.
George b. Bull & John NJ. Rockwell
1t Is further ordered, adjudged and decresd. that
perpetual injunction he issued In this suit against
he defendants, restraining them from further In
Judgements Of said Patent, Ne. bi. 400, dated
Dec 9Th, 1865, for improre In cooking stoves
PURSUANT to aud in accordance with the prayer OF
the Bill OF Complaint. LIZ.
(SfgnedD A. A. BorcF. Clerk.
The above suit was instituted for infringement
Of the Patent securing The manner Of fitting the
ash pan in the hearth Of the American Cooking
Stoye. and for the combination Of the hailed ash
pan.I We have repeatedly cautioned the public
against selling using stoves with the-e improve
menls not manufactured by us. An perons now
selling OF using stoves With thsss improvements
in Vtiation Vi tho als0Vs hliuns ton, without u.
censsnre from us, viii lie sLls EIie sud inpris-
vrInent. SREAK rA,kNKn Co., AlbAny.N Y.
FJE s.le by II. Ii. wEECH. ai;sm
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-17

rrMokssr's McpEL MONTHLY Las
dies never weary Of prai~ing the maya
zine for lis beauty and usefulness Its
patterns are worth more than the price
of each number, and. With The admirable
models furnished by its fluctuations, are
Invaluable to ladies' living in the country.
We do not know much about the
"Iouschold' and other exclusively fcmi
nine departments, except that housckeef'
crs think everything of them, but VIC do
know that the reading. matter is variod
and anexccptionabl", and that altogether
it is us W. leone visitnnt ns can he found
in the porlur or family cirrlc. Price, IS
per year, with n handsome premium -
$, Ind for circular. w. j nniu-s De,
mtrest, l13 Broadway, y. \.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-17
FOR SALE.

The farm owned bv the late Hiram Corey 10 nov
offered for SALE The farm situated in the north,
east part of Bridp"rf, and contains ls2 asrss OF
excellent Land, suitably divided int tiiags pas.
ture and wood land. On the premises Is iood
substantial, twa,story Brick HOUSE with wood
house attached s barns 26xs6, Horss Barn, Car
riasse House. Sheep Barn. Grsnary and Hog
H. use all In good repair The place Is well adapt
ell to raising hav and all kass of gram fruit trees
in abundance nearly all in bearing. Ths stock
and complete set 81 farming implements will 70
sold witIifhe farm ii desired.
For further particulars enquire Of WI. COREY
the premises or si The suIseril'eI At New haven
Mills. G. c. WALKER.
ig;Sw AdministrAter.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-17

The new post-otIice directory, just pub
lished, shows that there are near 25,7l2
post-oifices in the United States in actual
operation, besides over 5000 in the
southern states that have not been re-
opered since the close of the war. OF
the whole number 1920 arc money order
offices. and about the LIST &C the coming
June 200 moro Of this class will be
opened. g'. Dos -.a'
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-17

The Helena, Montana. Herald express.
cl much fear lest the garrison at Fnr'
ila~lcy has been destroyed or arsi .scd
by the Indians, as no advice. Lave been
received from thence FER Two months
Several small n"rt.cs sent 10 communicate
with The Fort nave not returned. and ii is
iea~d ,ncy have fallen into the hands of
t...c savages, as the latter have committed
a good many robberies ON the route and
have threatened to scald all who should
attempt TO travel it.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-17

All the signs will fail if there is net
sharp and sudden shortening up of erpcn
'rs IN every department. of the government,
after Gen Grant becomes president. We
venture 10 predict that eeonomy will be-
come the fashion then rs it has not been
for the last iew years. The general rig
nalzed his short occupati>n of the war
Office by vigorous cutting down Of ex-
penses ard stopping of leaks which WIS
really refreshing and in his recent cor
lespon lence with Gen, Hancock, in re Ia
ton TO the removed New Orleans oflici-
ais. he takes occasion TO tell that officer,
for all the world in the tone a prudent
father might adop' toward son away
ut school who is disposed to be little too
free of his money,-"Dispatches Of sucl.
length as yours should be sent by mail
when there is not greater necessity Tor
prompt reply than seems To exist in this
case" 'srhats the talk" We like
that. II is little thing, the price o.
a telegram, to be sure, and what's the
odds, 50 long ~ the government pays thu
bill Too many Of our officials adop
this tone in relation ii their expenses, anC
the aggregate amount that might he saved
in the course Of a year, with no deirimen
to the public service, is very large. Wher
ever his authority reaches Gen Grant /
changing all this, and it will be happ'
day for the country when his power vii
extend to all branches of tho government
-Repubhcdn.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-17

Rev. Spoke, whose mysterious disap-
pearance for a month, was the Looa1n
wonder end the aasit'sh scare Tor that
space OF time. terms out TO have had the
wife fright, lie was to have heen mar
ried but just on the eve of the wedding,
his courage failed, and he ran away in
disguise. Well who Of us shall blame
him ? 1t is terrible thing to do.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-17
Tyng-a-iing ting.

'Oh. say Brnthcr Stuhb', have you heard how
they talk
OF this hurril Low Churchman whu- coming from
York.
Ind Wit vows that, mex Sun lay, he'll preach
without gown.
IN the Nc hodis IN citing .hous- here in orr towi?
Why, i5's all it tn' papers, aud men NJ they run
Can read oi the dee! that wild shortly be done.
1t viii empty our churches. for most Of our sheen
VIII take fhe occa,i II to listen and peep;
And for m1nya day will our parishes rng
With the tiresome jingle ct Trng-a lins-iinS."
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-17

President johnson has again unhosomcd
himself 10 81. B S ;" the Wurlds oracn
LID Washington correspondent, who de-
tails the conversation to the extent Of
three columns. The only point of conse
qncncc are Mr. Juhnson's claim that the
tenure ut.ufficc act doesn't apply 10 Sec
rotary Stanton because he holds only the
commission given him by President Lin
coin and that hr (.Iohn>on) has been iin-
pcached merely for taking measures 10
test the conslltuiionaIity of that act IN
the same number the World gives promi-
ncnce 10 IN editorial prediction that the
president will not be dcposcd, but its re-
cent predictions concerning New llamp-
shire do not entile it to especial credit a.
prophet.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-17

Every Saturday for March I has tlr
following table If ccnients Foul play
continued; The Microscope in education
Paul Go,lcti's Confession; Prof, ssor
Agass,z in Brazil; The Village Cure
Mr.. Bright on Ireland sEngl>h Royal
Authors Church Bells; Foreign Nclcs
Change. Tirkror &c Fields, publishers
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-17
VALUABLE PROPERTY

Having decided to remove from brandon. now
oiIer Tor sale my a
HOUSE AND LOT, ...--.
on Park Street, in the Village OF Brandon. The
lot contains nine and one half aeres, with front
Of 100 ice, On the Street. The garden is supplied
with a variety Of choice Grapes Pears and pper.
There is great number Of shade trees, which. for
beauty iand thrift are unsurpassed. There is also
never falling we'll Of SOFT water, and many other
minor things making il Of the most desirable
locations in the beautiful village, AMI on thssery
be,t street in brandon Also, | will sell 81 acrss
of Greek meadow, with or without the village lot
Apply to NJ: H HILL
at the Marufactory of the Howe Scale CO..
BRANDON Mach j., 1873. 5ltn