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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-02
TRUST SALES.
sALE.-IN PURsUAN

rINRUSTEE'S SALEM PURSUANCE
i Of deed of trust made and executed to me
as trustee by John G. Lanier, Of the county OF
Shelby and State of Tennessee, which is OF
record in the Registers Office of the said county
of Shelby and State aforesaid, in Record Book
No. IS. pages 1913, 374 and 375. to secure certain
debts and liabilities therein mentioned and
particularly described in said trust deed, and
especially to pay of q judgment rendered in
the Chancery Court Of Memphis. on the LIST day
of December. 1868, in the case Of Thaddeus
Norris and others VS.. John @. Lanier and his
securities, named in said trust deed; shall
proceed as trustee to sell on the LIST day of July
next, on the premises, the following described
tract of land, lying about one and one hall
miles east of the center of the city Of Memphis,
Shelby county, Tennessee, en- the south side OF
Union avenue, and known as the homo place
or residence Of the party Of the first part, con-
tanning about So acres, the boundaries Of which
are marked by the picket fence surrounding 1t.
Said tract of lands will be divided into lots Of
convenient and suitable size. Terms of sale
0ne-fourth cash balance on q credit of four.
eight and twelve months. with interest from
date, taking the purchasers notes and trust
deed to secure the payment Of the same. Equity
Of redemption is waived. and the title of the
purchaser will be absolute.
JOHN P. TREZEVANT.
5q-I05 Trustee.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, July Ia dispatch from Mi
now, the shore end of the French cable,
states that q message was received yes
terday, at 3 an, from the Great Eastern,
stating: I'VE ere going to cut the cable
and buoy" Since that time the signals
have ceased. 1t is believed that faali
has been found, and that the great Ess'
tern has buoyed the cable TO retain and
repair it The only Inconvenience viii
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Rim Van Wrinkle, IRA Man VINO
Has Not slept for FOur Years.

N HAS MOL oAcRt hOA AOs--
From the Lancaster Ps) Express.l
A very singular case of waketulness
has lust been brought to our notice.
Joseph Herr, a cabinet.maker, about
sixty years Of age, has not had halt
hours continuous sleep fer four years.
The case was thus stated to us: About
four years since daughter of Mr.. Herr
became very i'll and Mr. 81. watched at
her bedside day and night, for six weeks,
when she died All this time he took no
sleep, stating that he felt no desire for 1t.
A few days after the death OF his daugn-
ter, he ran a nail into bis foot, and this
confined him to his bed for seven or
eight weeks, not an hour of which time
could he obtain sleep. After recovery
from his wound he still failed to obtain
rest from sleep, and 80 the matter con-
timed to 90 on from week to month, and
from month to year. His health has sut-
fered and he complains of great debility.
He applied to leading physician OF this
city, who prescribed powerful opiate,
but it had no more effect upon him, as
be says, than snap of his finger. He
again applied to the same physician, re-
questing that the dose be increased. To
this the physician objected, stating that
il would be dangerous. He said he did
not care, and another opiate was pre-
pared strong enough, it is alledged, to
put three or four ordinary men to sleep
and never wake up again. This had no
better effect than the first, and the physi-
clan refused to administer any more
doses of that kind, but advised his pa
tent as last resort, to get on high
old bender" This experiment has not
vet been tried, and it may be a question
whether he can swallow enough liquor to
produce intoxieation and soporiierous-
ness. Mr.. Herr is a sober and indus
trious man, but in consequence of his
mslady is unable to do any kind OF ply
steal labor. 1t is certainly strange
case E.r rF nU
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-02

NJ. Marius Topin is said to have dis
covered The identity of the - Man with
the Iron Mask" He was making some
researches at the archives, when he came
upon papers which revealed the secret.
NJ. Topin is the author of the panegyric
of +" Cardinal de Reiz and l. Europe
sous Louis XIV" each of which works
was crowned by the French Academy.
1t is said his uncle, M. Mignet, the his
torian, is of the opinion that he has dis.
covered the true secret Of this historical
enigma.
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RQSTON.

BosroS, July 1.-The bar-roous were
generally closed to-day, in obedience to
the chief consiable's notification that the
prohibitory law would be enforced. There
was considerable excitement among the
thirsty crowds, and an active demand
for private entrances where fluids can be
obtained.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, July l. A duel was
fought at Cold Springs yesterday be-
tween two young men of this city, for
merly officers in the Confederate army.
The disagreement arose as to the beha-
vior Of certain troops during the war.
Two shots were exchanged, but nobody
hurf
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GETTYSBURG.
present

SxrrrsBUEG, July 1.-The town is
,hrouped and many were compelled to
.,av n the streets all night Strangers
s .,,' ,o-d.y visiting the battlefield. Aprs-
lion marched 10 the cemetery at ten
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DELAWARE.

WILMINGTON, Jsly Ian explosion
took place at Duponfs powder works
this morning, by which two men, named
Thomas Mollony and Peter Mess, were
killed. The damage to property is light.
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DR. RUssELL's
Dispensary and Infrmary,
MEMPHIS. rENNEssEE.

DR. RUssELL's DIsPENsARY AND
DInfrmary, the largest and Oldest institu-
ton OF the kind in the Southwest. established
In 1859, pleasantly located at Nos. 40 and ~
sec. Is open for the reception Of patients desir-
inF treatment and the comforts OF home while
receivfng the same. Patients also treated AZ
The once or By letter. II desired.
Rheumatism. Neuralgia. Gout. Paralysis,
Deafness, Fits, Consumption, Syphilis, Skin
Discases, SpcrmatorThea, Impoteney, and all
the diseases arising frsm the indiscretion Of
youth permanently cured. Also, Chronic Dis
eases in All their forms efectually cured at the
above named institution.
DIR. RUSSELL. Consulting Physician.
- Treatise on Chronic Diseases furnished
free on application.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-02

"Do you ever take anything% asked
Sharp of Sozzes. "Never, sir, except
I'm unwell, and then my weakness is
cognac. Just now I'm troubled with hol-
lowpess. and / don't care if | dc"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-02

Of the skin. inquiry Of tie blood. melancholy
or depression Of spirits. heartburn, collie or
pains In the bowels, pain in the head, fever and
ague. dropsy, boils. pain in back and limbs,
asthma, erysipelas, female affections, and
bilious diseases generally.
Prepared only b. J. II. zEILIN 4 co.
Druggists. Macon, Ga. Price. 81 By mail 81 =
Hundreds Of highly respectable persons can
fully attest 20 the virtues Of this valuable med
icine.and % whom We can eaEily refer es-s-H
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-02

regularly and persistently
Il Is sure 10 cure dyspep-
STA, headache, jaundice.
costivenezs. sick head
ache. chronic dinrrhes.
affections Of the bladder,
camp dysentcry, affections
Of the kidneys, foyer. ner-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-02
DIR. SIMMONS
Liver Regulator.

A preparation Of roots and herbs, warranted TO
be strictly vegetable, and can do no injury 10
any one. IL has been used By hundreds. and
known for the last thirty-fve years as one OF
the most reliable. oficacious and harmless prep
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-02

Through mail. daily............ go P.T. 1880 Pm
Through express, daily(does
not arriveSunday or leave
Saturday, Pm. ll:5O Pm
Junction and Somerville
&C., save Sunday............ $40 AN. 6;V0P.h
Railroad time fifteen minutes faster thar
city time.
RARNES e. n A.
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charge OF e6.55 for eapping on sewer, which he
thought ought to be deducted from amount of bill
rendered. viz e77.5e, and recommended payment
On motion Of Brunksr, report WAS received and
bill! ordered paid Is recommended. . =. r
Clifford. from committee on streets and alleys re.
ported sidewalk in front OF lot H. block T. Ottawa
| north, on west side of La Sale street, not con.
structed - required by ordinance. and recommend.
ed that II grade had not already been
city surveyor DO Instructed to establish grade for
said sidewalk. ..,sn.r Ia III.-.
| On mstin of Moore, surveyor was directed to act
| upon recommendation Of committee and report
Moore, from same committee, called attention to
the fact that bridge across feeder Columbus street
needed repair and asked for information as to
whether said bridge was to be maintained by the
city or the Illinois 4 Michigan canal company.
| On motion of Brunker, referred to committee on
| streets and alleys for report.
Further time was granted TO committee on
streets and alleys for report on other matters re-
fsrred; also to committee on finance, for report as
to the finances Of the city, and on bills previously
| referred. ~4 lsae
Committee on Laws and Ordinances reported in
! favor Of payment OF $45 as damages for injury
done to Henry Schilling's cow while impounded.
| On motion Of Brunker, report was received and
clerk directed to issue an order payable to Henry
Schilling for the sum OF as.
Committee on Laws and Ordinances, to whom was
referred the claim Of F. F. Brewer, reported ad.
versely to payment Of the same.
| On motion of Tiske, received. tr
On motion OF Hughes, the Supervisor of streets
was directed to lay = stone crossing on Van Buren,
street across State street. instead Of plank one,
| as was ordered at former meeting of the city
| council.
| Motion Of Fiske TO discharge the night watch
man, frsm date, was defeated. t'
Bill Of Ottawa Gas and Coke Company was re.
ierred to committee on gas and gas lights and
bills OF Arthur lockwood, Benjamin T. Phelps and
Jno. w. Kelly, (assm't commissioners and bill Of
=: ID. Rhodes, were referred TO committee on
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barrow d Hunsberger LIST; display wrapping
paper: Brown q Norton LIST; job printing, o.
man & HApeman LIST; whatnot, Jane Wiley de.
Ploma ditto Estelle Wiley, Dip toilet stand,
Jacob Cane, dip; horse collar, H Pennypack-
o., dip; Weed sewing machine, Jas Lansing,
dip; beehive. VAL Zimmerman, dip; single
buggy w y Budd, dip; double buggy, W 0
Budd, dip.
CLASS L.-FARM IMPLEMENTs.
Best display, E Porter LIST breaking plow,
Jos Ma,srhofer LIST; stirring plow, S II Hans.
berger LIST, JOS Maierhofer I'd set horse shovel
plows on wheels, (open 70 all)-S II Hunsberger
lst; single pillow on wheels, iopen to all Jacobs
patent 1st; corn planter horse power)J f Port.
er LIST; also 1st Or to e Porter for farming
mill, hsrse rake, straw and hay cutter, mower,
horse hay fork and knife, horse hay derrick, and
horse hay fork For corn shelter, Gilman King
q Hamilton lat farm mill for grinding feed,
Elon Weaver LIST; reaper and mower combined,
VIM Cogswell lat, Gilman King ~ Hamilton
I'd; rolling cutter, Jos Maierhofer diploma
post augur, z. Cracraft dip; sickles, J Z Porter
dip: lever jack, ] L Porter 1st.
Glass M.-LADIEs' EQUEsTRIANsHIP.
Miss Ida Wescott 1st, Miss Eliza Shaw I'd.
TRorTING, &c.
Horses 9 gears old and 0rer-J L Mccormick
Brown Mac) LIST; Robert Hall american Boy
I'd. Double Team IrVtting-J l. Mccormick
Brown Ma, and MolD LIST, Henry Folk Lady
Douglas and Flora Templel I'd. Running Race
(mile heats, best 2 in &c Delano's thorough
bred stallion "LexicOn" Let, G Mccormick
horse Brandy" 3D. 7rotting. (mile heats, best
3 in 5)-Tommy Reedy's horse doc Pembrook)
LIST pr; Robert Halls horse american Boy 3D..
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SPAIN.

Gen. Sickles, in his note to the Spanish govern.
ment, protesting against certain outrages COM
mitted against Americans in Cuba, and insinus-
ting that belligerent rights might soon be accor-
ded to the CT bans by the government at WASH
ington, finds that he has stirred up a hornets
nest, and now desires, it is said, to withdraw ths
nete. Instead of soaring Spain into selling Cuba
to the U. s., which is supposed to have been the
object of the note, it has only enraged the Span.
ish people, and volunteers in thousands now offer
to go to Cuba, where hundreds could not be found
before. The note has caused the intensest ex-
element throughout Spain and driven by the
force OF public opinion. the regency have been
obliged to send immense re-inforcements to Cuba,
numbering some $4,000 troops, with several iron
clads, heavy ordinance, So. There ia no doubt
but the purport Of the siokles note is inis.oon.
oeived by the Spanish press, and that the gov.
eminent at Warrington have no thought Of a..
Stunning the bslligerent attitude towards Spain
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MAD Doc EXCITEMENT IN MoRRIs-As the
good people of Norris on Wednesday even
ing, were on their way to a concert, mad dog
appeared on the street and caused a general
scatterment-nOt, however, until after three
persons, named NJ. Mulvey, John Baker and
James Causon, had been bitten, as well as
number of dogs The brute was subsequently
killed
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1 N y l:cas..l III On.

There has been some fighting in Cuba, and
there are even reports from Spanish sources that
Cespedes has been taken prisoner. At Las Tu.
mas. whore some 800 Cuban insurgents were held
as prisoners, battle took place and the Spanish
forces were driven out, but before they left, they
set fire to the prison and all the prisoners were
burned. Reports from the patriot -ids, while
expressing the utmost indignation at this out
rage, are yet full Of rejoicing over the recent Gig.
nal advantages gained over Spanish forces in
battles at Principe Las Tunas and Ssxus La
Grande, and the enthusiasm of the patriots knows
no bounds. Dds tna De - l9s Va tss G.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ngland.

The discussion Of Mrs. Stowe and the Bryan
scandal is still kept up by the English press the
general conclusion being anything but compli.
mentary to Mrs. Stowe.
The English press has also found . prolific
topic in the note said 10 have been sent by Gen.
Sickles TO the Spanish government, intimating
the possibility Of a recognition, in certain con.
tingencies, of the rebel government Of Caba by
the government of the U. S. The general opin.
ion Of the English press the subject is, that it
would be doing good deal worse on the part OF
the L. S. towards Spain than England did to-
wards the U. S. in recognising the government
OF jeff. Davis; yet the note may hasten the sale
Of Cuba TO the L. s. by Spain, which the Eng.
lish press seems to think is the most sensible
thing Spain can do.
An immense meeting was held in Trafalgar
Square, London. on the Goth. in favor Of amnesty
TO the imprisoned Fsnians
A storm on the Euylsl, soas. on the 18th,
caused the destruction Of 100 vessels and the LOST
OF the lives OF 800 sesmen. 1t was accom- panied
with heavy rain fall all over England, inter
fering seriously with the grain harvest.
A subscription hSs been started in England 70,
the Avondsle Pa sufferers.
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#arrfeD.

"A Re ChsSn Hotel on the 2sd inst. by Arthur lockwood
NM HANNA B. sTROUT. OF town Of La Sale.
On the d Sept 1883 the residence Jacob Mason In the
tovn OF Asaion, BY H. X. PAR, Esq Mr. MARVIN BABER
70 Miss MARGARET MASON.
IN OTTAWA By Rev: 4. Cleghon, d D., JOSIAH h. BROWN
~. 70 Miss ISABELLA AOGILvRAY, both Of EArlyie
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France.


Tho health of the Emperor Is so far restored
that he again appears in public and pre.ides in
The council Of ministers.
The se,sdtus eo1lsultum has been completed by
the senate, and is promulgated in the name OF
the Emperor, the senate and the corps lagislatif.
It establishes complete ministerial responsibility
and comedies to the senate and corps legislatif
nearly the same powers in legislation that are
enjoyed by the lords and commons Of England.
Tho London Times, commenting on this great
measure Of reform, says "it now matters much
lees what may be the state of the Emperors
health. Personal government Is ended. No one
oan govern except through the cabinet, and en-.
joying the confidence Of the people,"
The Paris papers Of the 21st publish letter
from Father Hyacinthe addressed to the father
OF his order, at Rome, announcing that he has
abandoned his convent and ceases henceforth to
preach in the Church of Notre Dame, of Paris.
As the reason for this step, he declares that he
cannot obey the orders Of the holy see. He pro-
tests before the pope and council against the doc
trines and practices Of the Romish church, which
are not in accordance with the principles Of Chris.
tisnity. The French journals relarl the letter of
Pere Hyacinthe as great religious and political
event.
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OTTAwA FREE TRADER: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER % 1854

that the Spanish press ,imagines it is ready to
occupy.
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AeW advertisements.

SINGING SCHOOL.-A Singing Glass will be
y formed on Tuesday evening Sept 2s in tile lecture room
OF me Methodist Episcopal Church. for instruction rud
rrsons Wishing to learn to read sing at sight win do
The term VIII consist Of lessons continue through the
wMter on Thnrsday and Friday evenings Tickets the
course can be obtained at the Music Store OF Simon
Bros. and at the church when school commences.
sept w. W. NJ. GOODRIDGE Teacher.
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Ireland.

John Martin has gone on . visit 10 the U. s.
A riot occurred on the 18th in Londonderry
between parties on . strike and others who re.
fused TO join. A good many were injured, but
nobody killed.
10000 Irishmen, favorable 70 the release Of the
Fsnian prisoners, met at Dundalk ON the 14.h.
No disturbance.
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Council Proceedings.
REGULAR MEETING.

st't THURSDAY, Sept. 81, 1859.
Present-Mayor shuier, and Aldermen Bell,
fiske, Hughes, Brunker, Leonard, Clifford, Col.
well. Osman, Bosserman, Moore and Cslkins. 81
Minutes OF last regular meeting, and special
meeting of Sept. 9Th, we're read and approved.
Petition Of John Huston and others, praying city
council to order sidewalk to be constructed on the
east side OF Columbus street, where said street
crosses the railroad track and on the east side CT
same street from canal bridge to Marquette street.
was presented, and on motion OF Alderman Cslklns.
received and referred to committee on streets ond
alleys, for report TO council ct its next session
Petition Of VIM. Hickling, asking city council to
refund TO him the sum Of g. e. taxes paid by him
on the west a of subdivision Of lot two ~ OF out.
lot No. Z, in SW sec IL. Town %, range ., in ex
cess OF the amount that ought to have been assess
ed, to make assessment uniform with assessment
on other property in same locality, was on motion
Of Colweil. received and referred 10 committee on
Finance for report to the council a, its next
meeting. ..-atF .t...--.t .a-w fvgsr-.-. ~
Petition off. b. Hamalle and others, prayinp
city council toorder the construction Of culver. or
bridge across ravine on Syracuse street, between
Jefferson and jackson streets, was, on motion of
Caikins. referred to committee on streets and al.
leys fer report at the next meeting Of the city
council
Remonstrance OF Henry Echelberger and Others
against the passing of any ordinance changing the
grade OF Walker aad Walnut streets. WAS pre-.
sented. .
On motion of Calkns, received and ordered plas.
ed on file. ti. pl.
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HORSE FOR SALR CHEAfi-Rnquire at the
IL City Mills Of WIN. DONAUER.

(tI,TY TAX ES.-The city taxes for 1859 are now
~ due, and the undersigned requests all persons to cali at
his Office its Sysr Burke a Hesnsns them
Others When collectors call upon tax.payc hut i arr mrs
pared pay and the collector spends oil his time or even
70 n him when they s,e prcpAcd to pay and much time 10
Thereby ncr ioS ,, 70 1e Kim ~ w cordially invites 81 per-
on Friday and Saturday evenings. WIN. g. EASTTN
August 2l-3m. City Collector.
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I9ie0.

n this city on the 10Th instant, Of consumption MIA
| city, - ~A~'~N'0A ''AA
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-18

In Falls county, Texas. few days since,
Mr.. Franklin Wallace, while on his way
from Martin to bis home, in company with
bis wife, who, as he had been wounded and
sick with fever, was driving the team of
horses, when near home, was halted by two
men, Nelson and Young, who at once de"
clared their intention to kill Mr.. Wallace,
and despite the prayers and entrsa.ies Of his
wife and bis own protestations OF innocence
of their accusations, proceeded to put their
threat ino execution. Mrs Wallace attempt-
ed brayely to shield her husband. aud rp-
ceised the fatal shot through her clothing,
which 1t set on fire and passed through Wal.
lacs's body The report Of the fire arms
frightened The team and causpd them to run
away, and after they started the murdcrers
Tired several shots after Mrs. Wallace.
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AN nhuinan landlord in lIardwick, Vt.
is responsible Tor the death of lhrea persons
whom he turned cut of doors on Thursday
tor nom payment of rent. There was wo.
man 10 years old, named Enmons. her
daughter. aged IS, and little boy OF nine
or ten years, who were found in Peachsm
the next day by men cutting q road through
To" hescy drifts. They had called in the
evening at tho house. of a fellow named
b'an' but were denied shelter; and were
toUad, the Oldest half q mile from a house.
INC Young woman only forty rods of, while
Sue poor lad had saccseded in reaching
within two rods Of the windows where a
light was burning. The last few rods he
made on bis hands and knees, as was shown
by the tracks made ia the snew.
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An association, called tn. Perry's Vieto.
ry Monument Association. has RECENTLY been
formed under the above title, the Object lie.
ing for the purpose of erecting monument
commemorative oc Ihr battle of Lake Erie.
The proposed monument which is to be an
obelisk, height II feet. will be erected on
Put-ln-Bay Island near the site of the grave,
of the noble slain.
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An impecuuio,.s wretch in Illinois ham.
merea away all night lately upon the corner
stone Of II church lately laid, and his toll
was rewarded by two doll, in small change
deposited within. Sich corncring opera
tioas Gon't pay much
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POMEROY'S DEMOCRAT.-This ne,

POMEROY'S DEMOCRAT This new
paper has wonderful circulation. Iu nearly every
town in the country the democrats and working.
men are getting up clubs for it. II Is the boldes,
sharpest paper publish d, and walks into Congress
and the Bondholders regardless of results The
paper has over fty thousand subscribers in the
State of New York alone Send for sample cop.
les, which are sent Free and it for yourselves. =
Addre1s ~ w. Fomsroy, Printing House Square,
Ntp TorG CITY. mchl2.