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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-08
Sheriff Sale.-SIcDOugal Ct al,

- 4ArE OF WISCONSIN,, Circuit Court for tho county
- County Of Grant. s Of Grant
Joseph Magic, Pm e.. James McDouga Franc Owl.
ad2lnih, Maria Gwiad ,nk and James r. sodduth,
doft's.
By virtue Of judgment Of foreclosure and order (
SALE rendered and mado at the September form 1852
the Circuit Court Of said Grant county and BY d.
reoton Of plaintiff attorney, VIII the Oath day
0f March A. d, 1870 at the funt door Of tho court
house, IN the village Of Lancaster Grant county, Wis
cousin, oAer for sale aud will self at public auction
at the hour OF o'clock in the afternoon Of said day
TO the highest bidder for cash, the following described
real estate, o.wits The west half Of the southwest
quarter Of section thirteen 3) in town seven % Of
range one a. west, In Grant county, Wisconsin.
Said sale will be made 70 satisfy said Judgment in
tcrest costs and accruug costs
WM. II. elise, Sheriff.
!. ALLEN BARBER, PHI Atty. 36w6
Dated Sheriff 3 Office, Lancaster Wis lFeb s, 1870.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-08
Sheriff SaIe-EaSlman.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, a. Circuit Court for the conn
- County Of Grant, ~ of Grant.
Ebenezer j. Beach rs John s. Eastman and Mary
Eastman
BY virtue Of Judgment of foreclosure and order of
sale above entitled action rendered and made at the
September term 1869 Circuit court Of said Grant
Co., shall the 9th day Of March, 1870 Vt o'clock
in the afternoon Of that day. at the front door Of the
court house. in the village Of Lancaster said county
oer for sale, and will sell AZ public auction TO the
highest bidder for cash, the following described real
estate viz; The north half of lots one and two in
block seventeen u7), in the village Of Boscobel in
Grant county state Of Wisconsin.
said sale will be made TO satisfy said Judgment in.
terest, costs and costs OF sale.
wM. II. elise, Sheriff.
j. ALLEN BARBER, pin atty
Dated sheriff = Office, Lancaster, Wis., Jan a. 1870
IUG
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-08
Estate of Peckham.

G1ATE Or WTscoSIS,l Ia Probate, Grant County
y Grant County Court
In tho matter OF the estate u Salmon G. Peckhsm,
dQcoased
On reading and fling the petition Of Hamilton Peck.
ham, administrator Of the estate Of salmon PockhAm,
deceased, representing among other things that he
has fully admnBtered said estate. and praying that
time and place be fixed for examining and allowing
his account Of his administration, IL Is ordered that
said account 30 examined BY the Judge Of this court
Tuesday, the I'D day Of March, 1870 next onsu-
ms, AZ tho Probate Office in Lancaster in sad county
And II 10 further ordered that notice thereof be given
to all persons interested ny publishing copy OF this
order for three successive weeks prior said day Of
hearing, in the Grant County Herald weekly news
paper printed and published at Lancaster in said
county.
a9w3 BY the Court, VIM. MoGoNIGAL, Co. Judgo.
Dated ~ Lancaster, tho Gath day Of Feb A. d. 1870.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-08

that they We're LOO hasty in buying
iand-that they might proftably
have waited, and deliberated. and
garncred the treasures Of experience,
before they took the grave step of
buying their future homes; with
regard to which, / shall make some
suggestions in my next.-New York
Ifibune.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-08
Executr;x saIe-Griffin.

SrATE OF WISCONSIN,, :. In Probate, Grant County
~ County Of Grant. Court
In the matter Of the real estate Of William H. Griffin,
deceased.
Notices hereby given, that by virtue aAd in purs-
Of an order Of license made in said on the
sth day Of January A. d. 1870 by the County Court
Of said Co., tho undersigned Lucinda Grimm Executrix
Of the last will and testament Of said deceased will on
Tuesday, the 18th day Of February A. D. 1870 at one
o'clock In the afternoon Of said day. at the front osr
OF the court house. in Lancaster in said county ofer
Tor sale at public vendue the following described lands
tO.wit: ''NNo
The southwest quarter and the southwest op.rtar
OF the northeast quarter Of section one ny in to,
ship Jour ~ north Of range three (3) west. In the
county OF Grant and State OF Wisconsin -"
Inc terms OF sale-rwo-thirds of purchase monav
AZ the time OF sale TO be paid the other onethird
terest. riumNns GpPEp puSi in-
35w3 FasaSnti. Vtsi NJ ~,
D~'eu@ AZ Lancaster, the 9th day OF jan. A. -. 1877
M. The above sale Il hereby postponed until Tues
day, the sth dav Of March, 1870 al the same place
and hour. LUCINDA GRIFFIN
Lancaster, Feb. Is, 1870. Executrix OF said estate
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Commissioners, Notice.

We the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon
the County Court for the comfy Of Grant commission
ers 70 receive, examine and adjust all claims and de-
mRnds OF all persons against the estate Of Christian
dotschal late Of the State Of Nevada deceased aud
also all claims aud demands exhibited in offset thereto
and SIX months from the 10th day ofFebruary instant
being allowed by said court for that purpose: we al
therefore, hereby give notice that We will attend 10
the business Of said appointment ~ the Office the
clerk Of the Board of Supervisors, ia Lancaster on
Monday, the 10th day Of May next aud on Tuesday
the 10th day Of August, 1870, from o'clock A. un.
oil o'clock 7. NJ on each u said days
ADDISON BURR
p. II. PARSONS
39wf |. q. URY,
Dated this 2lst day Of Feb. 1870. Commissioners
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-08
Commissioners Notice.

We, thu subscribers, being appointed by the Hon =.
the County Court for the county Of Grant Commission
ers 10 receive. examine and ADJUST all claims aud de-
mands Of all persons against the estate OF William
smith, late OF the town Of Lancaster, IN said county
deceased aud also all claims and damands exhibited
Offset thvreto and six months from the 18th day Of
February inst beng allowed by said court Ter that
purposes we do therefore. hereby give notice that
will attend 20 the business 81 our said appointment
tho uce ~ the Clerk Of the Board Of supervisors
w the village o. Lancaster on Monday, the I'd day OF
May, 1870 and en- Friday the l2ta day Of August
1870 from nne oci0rk A. NJ until four o'clock 4. NJ
.r esch 81 stil LAYS PHILIP II PARSONS
JASON L0rnR0P.
BARrEAUS WHITE
SfW+ COmmissio ners.
Dated AZ lancaster this i4th day Of Feb, 1870.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-08
aea Gas to being confiicted wi

sA-"As to being conficted with
the gout," said Mrs. Darlington,
thigh living don't bring it on. 1t is
incoherent in some families, and is
handed down from father to SON.
Mr.. Hammer, poor soul, who has
been so long i'll with it. disinherits it
from bis wife's grandmother.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-08
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS !

TNOR SALE-The genuine Gray or Dark Norway
II Oats, the seed OF which purchased froEa D. W.
Ram se IN the spring Of 1863 aud raised the osts my.
Sc 900 bushels from 10 bushels Of seed Many 9th
or farmers report still very much larger Yield than that
sa me Kind Of cats sell 81 lhs TO the pushel Tor IS per
bushel half bushel q; fourth Of hushel -. Also,
Surprise Goats at - per bushel.
Plsheville, via, january 22d, 1870 3Am2
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-08

s@ The freed women of Virginia
are charged with killing their new
born children with as little ceremo-
ny as they do surplus kittens"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-08
Shall we Fence Stock Out or In /?

Europe has learned a more rational
method than to build roadside and
boundary fences. There are five
times as many fences in Illinois as
there are in Germany; and Duchess
County, N. Y, has more than all
France. New England has fifty
times as many as old England In
France, Germany and Holland, far
mers generally hold their lands in
common, with only narrow paths
between.
1t cannot be difficult to demon
strate the gross injustice of the
present system. Johnson owns o
farm on which he grows wheat-but
Re keeps no cattle. Jones owns on
ajacent farm, devoted to stock-rais-
ing-but he has no wheat. Johnson
needs no fences for his own use his
wheat will not go off his land to prey
upon his neighbours hogs and cattle.
Since Ceres, in benign mood, deliv-
cred to Triptolemus the first grains
OF wheat, that crop has always stayed
where IL was put. Jones needs
fences-cannot live without them
for he owns locomotive property.
Now, to compel Johnson to build
fences which he has no use for, and
to excuse Jones from building fences
which he cannot get along without,
is the reverse of equity.
To ano,,a1 Tnh =. g.
Jones cattle is morally and socially
wrong. ltinverts the responsibility
1t ignores the relation of things. 1t
virtually takes property from John
son to build Jones' fences and this
is opposed TO the fundamental princi-
Piles of law itself, which Blackstone
says is " a rule of society, authorizing
what is right and torbidding what is
wrong"
Corn, cereals, fruit-trees, vege-
tables, are not capable of tresspass
they have neither legs nor horns,
neither grinders nor graniverous
appetite. Shall we continue to nut
the onus and cost of fencing on the
man whose property, anchored to
the soil, stays where it is put and
cannot get away ?--or on the man
whose property is huugry, destruc-
i've, saltatory, marauding? la such
state OF things, is there any ques-
ton where justice lies?
A writer in the Illinois Agricultu-
raj Report asks: "ls there any good
reason why man should be COM
PEELED to build from one to ten miles
OF fence to protect his crops from his
neighbors' stock, when such neighbors
might themselves do it with one
tenth the fence? Can any man give
me a good reason why the law should
be that a man shall stand guard over
his one hundred and sixty acres of
grain, rather than his neighbor over
his one COW? Does it, or does it not,
seem right that every man shall take
care OF his own stock and as q
corollary, that he shall be compelled
to make only so much or so little
fence as is necessary to do that
thing"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-08
FURNITURE ROOMS !

l.. IIOSkINS.
Al Bloomington has the largest and best assortment
OF furniture ever offered to the public in Grant county
Sofas, Lounges, Easy chairs,
Center Tables, Chamber Sets
Extension Tables Secretaries,
Business Desks, WhatnOts,
Brackets, Bureaus Cribs &c
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-08
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods

az aflste styles and Of home and make ali Offer
ed at the lowest prices, and all work to fs
or 40 sale. outting done 90 order. 20Sl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-08
CHAIRS and BEDSTEADS

Of every style and finish from the hest 20 common
MATTRESSES and BED SPRINGS. Over 20 Coins
and Caskets now on hand OF the best material trim.
nings and finish and Of al, sizes and patterns
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-08
DOORS, SASH and BLINDS.

job work and repairing done on short notice an in a
neat manner. Also Lumber Agent and can furnish
any kind or amount Of Pine Lunber--large contracts
Ia two weeks II 3Otf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-08

Which Go got through from the seaboard 20 Chicago
az low as is cts per loo lbs and we shall give our
customers all the BENEFITS Of the Railroad war
which gave us freights as you may say for nothing
We have immense stocks Of
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-08
LOWER RATES
NO PREMIUM NOTES TAKEN Z!

than any Mutual Company doing business in the stat,
and will cancel the same when requested 10 the entr
satisfaction Of parties concerned.
Evening star., 1870-02-09

or adopted, by competent authority, of
suited TO the purpose, and Of cha rsssages
fensive to the consciences o. -acter not Of
lessons could be printedi- any class. Such
selves adapted to ara m Ssos sy them
Waved ", .aage should be simplified or ex,
ter =" -ere necessary it would be all the bet
81 the purpose intended. By making pro-
,Ision for religious culture, as suggested In the
pror osed amendment, and at the same time
ayoi,ng infringement upon the rights of con-
science of any class, we may not only improve
very serious objections to them which have
hitherto existed, and save them from a danger
which now menaces the very existence OF the
public school system"
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS
The first amendment, providing that the sub
boards shall consult the Superintendent con-
cerning all appointments Of teachers, &c, and
the Superintendent in the discharge of anv of
his drtics, was read, and the Superintendent
(ir. Richards) expressing q wish to examine
the rules and the amendments, after some dis
cussion the consideration OF the report was post
poned.
Mr.. Brown, of the committee on the subject,
reported that they had co-operated with Mr.
iIagar in his allegorical exhibitions, and the ex-
hibitions were complete success, and afforded
afayorable opportunity to call ont some of the
ei-liIent talent and practical working of our
public schools.
The Superintendent submitted circular to
he sent 10 the teachers, requesting Information
in regard to the numbeG of scholars, he nativity
of parents, whether paying taxes or not, whether
in the Government service or not, &c. On mo-
ton, Mr.. richards was authorized ~ print and
distribute the circular.
Alter some debate on the annual reports for
ls6i-'6e-69, the board adjourned.
Evening star., 1870-02-09
ALEXANDRIA.

FISHING 'SIGNs."-The Gazette saws: II is.
of course, much too early to be making any def :
mite representations crncerning the success or
failure Of next Springs fishery, and any surm-
ses about IL may consequently be looked upon
as mere guess work. Were it not So the result
ofthe seine hauling in Aqua Creek yesterday
and the day before, would be considered a bad
augury. In the several drags of a small seine.
not enough fish were caught to feed the hands
employed, and not a single shad or herring.
CHoKED WITH A MARBLE.-A baby ten
months old, child of Mr.. Louis Brill, while
rawling about the floor Monday, came across a
marble which it put in its mouth, and was near
ly choked to death in consequence. DIR. Greg
ory, who happened fortunately to be passing at
the time was called to the assistance of the little
sufferer who was by that time black in the face
and succeeded in extracting the marble from
its throat, and saving its life.
FREDERICKSBURG ANDsALExANDRIA RAIL-
ROAD-Active operations will soon be com
menced on the Potomac railroad extending from
Fredericksburg to Alexandria. 1t is the inten-
ton of the company to commence the construc-
ton of the road at the earliest practicable mo-
ment. colonel Carter NJ. BaNton has been invi-
ted to accept the position OF chief engineer, to
prepare the line for the contractors.
FIRE.-The freight office Of the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad was burned this morning
about o'clock, and entirely destroyed. There
was no freight lost. (that being stored another
building) but some valuable papers were de-
stroyed.
DEAD.-Robert Lovelace, the man who drank
half gallon of whiskey and laid out in the cold
all night about month ago, and whose antici-
pated death in consequence was noticed at the
time, never recovered from the injuries he then
sustained, and died Monday.
THIKvING.-The cabbage patch of Mr.. Dut-
rell, near the Aims House, was robbed on San
day night last Of nearly every thing it contained
The thieves were tracked to the river shore
where, 1t Is supposed, they had a boat.
Evening star., 1870-02-09

AN AGGRAVATED DOUBLE BIGANY.-Two
brothers OF this city, named Daniel and Edward
Agnew, both married men of family, have been
guilty Of gross outrage at the city of Chester.
Delaware county where they married two girls
Roganna and Bridget Dougherty-daughters of
James and Barney Dougherty, aged IS, residing
in North ward. The Agnews were in the EN-,
Pioy OF picture and looking glass dealer in
Philadelphia, and took their wares to Chester
for sale, returning to their homes at night.
In their peregrinatiOns in that locality they
became acquainted with the DOugherty 9irls. IN
whom they represented themselves as single
men: They visited the girls often, and finally
obtained permission of their parents to take
mem out carriage riding. Affairs con.
tinued in this way for some time. when
the rascals professed love to the girls. and
married them about Christmas. The marriage
was kept secret, and about the middle of
last month the girls left their homes one eve
nlng and have not been heard of since
Their disappearance led their parents to inyes.
tigate the matter, and they found the wives of
tne Agnews in this city-one with two Childbirth.
the youngest little over a year old, in destitute
circumstances, and the other with one child
both supposing their husbands were at Chester
selling pictures. Nothing has been heard of
INC Agnews or their second wives since thew left
chester. The case is a singularly Aggravated
one, and should be followed up with yieiance'W
Phtid. Enquirer, Feb. 8.
Evening star., 1870-02-09
GEORGETOWN.

in,
TIE STAMPEDE Of Steers " .,-r,o
days STAR must have badly scared ,us
who set up the article. The occurrence was
written as taking place at o'clock in the after
noon, when the children of the public schools
were being dismissed, {" many OF whom wore red
hoods" ard Mr.. Printer set IL mp many of
whom were red heads" OF course some of the
children are Of the 50 sorrel-top' order, but not
an undue proportion, and none are so blazing
as to attract the attention of infuriated steer
Among the teachers who are foremost in their
expressions Of displeasure at the article above
mentioned, there are only three who might feel
offended, and they only on the ground that
the ir hair is of the fashionable blonde shade;
but we would not for the world associate it with
the Tin that connection) offensive word red.
PoLITICAL.-It Is understood that the mag
mates of the 'CftiZens' party" meet tonight at
the residence of one of their number, when, il
nominations for the coming campaign will not
be agreed on, sufficient preliminary action will
be taken to reveal the political standing OF those
whom they intend to bring before the people for
their suffrages.
DANGEROUSLY ILL.-We regret to learn that
Mr.. Richard Petit, one of the oldest and most
upright citiZeus of our town. is living danger
Isly i'll at his residence on Frederick street.
Evening star., 1870-02-09

II HgI1sT na fRoA BAPTIST MINISTERS AGAINST
uce OF the Baptist ministers In Boston srS MI =;
SSinity that Rev. Z. Turney, DID,. and Others
Ssnstg Ssne gotte1 t bin through the United States
National Theological Institute And TTn;ver.;.e sne
an : meeslhg OF the ministers Of the Conferencs
solved is tS.t IN tbs Boston Yesterday
ciates A. a,ta,. nc Hev. =. Turney and his asso-
cha,t.. ~ 80 sa.tsuemPting to get possession Of fhe
SeaIter OF the National Theological Institn,e nae
CS Rosto mte ,ne confidence Of the Baptist mnisters
Evening star., 1870-02-09

MY. HORACE COoKE.-The New York Com
mercial says that Rev. Horace Coote who
lately eloped with o lamb Of his flock, has not
gone 10 parts unknown. The Commerciai
acas: The unfortunate man is neither in
70 MS wife stating that she would never sea
MN MN aeaini but, on the contrary, he Is with
her; receiving medical treatment and being
nes,a nePs as quiet and secluded as possible. HIS
pnysician states that his nervous SYSTEM Is
completely shattered, and that several weeks
OF perfect rest and quiet will be reonireS =,
restore him to himself.n Ae4~neo W
Evening star., 1870-02-09
MANTELsI NANFRLsn NANTELsm

e rerssns nuilding and repairing hou .es vouId Az
Tsn % AL Ssn a1o exanine ny essortm mt Of NAN
ton S sysF "a csrsd for saie p tiis Disrc. They cec
xtss - tne Leading styles now ma Iufactured. in
rsPrsssnths two or more nds q Ne s sDd wad
nj e,92 nsse oA hand 0BAfES, simmer riecS. 20
ssetoxDe, e. al o. which are from the best nsn.
A~sess xleooe cAll aDd examine the n
HS: yeunG Nsns Cbristiia An Bai6i.,
eoyDee eth and D sfres2.
Evening star., 1870-02-09
CITY ITEMS.

kIDDER & MCLEAN ("Headauarters- All
Seventh street, eight doors below Odd Fellows
Hail. have the finest assortment of Cigars To-
baccO, NC, in the city. Give them call.
Evening star., 1870-02-09
COFFEE.
SYRrPS.

STEwARTs SILVER and WHITE DRIPs. AMI
other hrards, which can only De appreciated by TN
aIiiiIins price, quality aLd flavor.
Evening star., 1870-02-09
LOAN OFFICES.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
NATIONAL LOAN OFFICE, IA
314 NINTH STREET, " ~
ROBERT FULTON 4 co. loan money on all
kinds Of collate rails the lowest market rates The
only Christian Loan Office in the District fe5 6m
A COHEN'S NEW LOAN OFFICE. on
"A. 1881 9Th ST, Sd door from l.. MoneyIOA
leaned on Watches, Jewelry, Damonds.0 g
tions- on the most liberal terms. fe3-Sms
CHARLES BEERzBEEGs : Loan OFFICE,
351 q STREET NORTH,
Between 41a and 9th streets immediately i'm rear of
National HOTEL
Money leaned IN all sums on Watches. Diamonds,
nitEre and Merchandise Of every description 1O1
The most liberal terms guaranteed. For fairO ~
dealing and just treatment refer to resident
THIS city not connected with any similar establish
ment IN the city. New number, 412. jal3-6m
NOTICE.
We offer the highest cash advances on all Sl
kinds Of q ~
GOLD and SILVER WARE,
WATCHES, DIAMONDS,
and other valuablee, easy terms.
All such pledges kept in fire and burglar proof
safes ana all business transacted with strictly
confidential. We are too we'll known in this city 60
need any other recommendation than TO say: We dc
s. GOLDSEIN CO., Brokers'
deA-u "a Four and a half st.
NATIONAL LOAN OFFICE, SIlx 9th street.
near Pennsylysnia avenue: ROBERT Full,
LER co. advance money on Bonds, Stocks, and
Real Estate, Diamonds, Watches, Dry Goods, Fur
nituIe, Pianos and all kinds of Personal Property
Open every day except s"Ddsys from s o. m. TO s
pm. see-ly
Evening star., 1870-02-09

pc ed nearly sso sesR, young GIRL disap
~, under suspicious circumstances IN OSTn, "a, n.
gay her body was found near fhe sp, ues-
foni the o
who was arrested a few days aso ;a 10 Of man
pnla' who said that there had been a aIel- 11,nsS
nc near drenten: The inquest resulted howevs1
in1estisatons are sns ee,n dsad
Evening star., 1870-02-09
DENTISTRY.
DENTAL OCIATION.
DIS; LEWIE . DAVIS,

Between isth and isfb .,s MA Maa hA;SEHuE
n; TEhEIA th EATRACTED WITHOUT PifN,
t, TX me use OF pure Nitrous Oxide Gas, and with
patient: No charge yll be made Tor eI. I.S
srstsI uselIne ynen ARTIFICIAL Teeth are to be in -xx
,Sr % me sssgicsi operation when performed, Tkich
III @ % eeqpcted when the teeth ne made we viii
upper and lower set Of teeth peyNlaseaf
on o. Amerlcsn Rubber, at New York rates, and q
a ssae 6ei q upper and lower teeth pa nassaf, on
t se1 Aogoer q 70, land all partial sets q these
her hst sSr WHICH the usual charge for Engsh Rub.
Ftltsss and RsguIafssr ana an oxbe, hr,r.s.. -
vpersuve Dentistry attended 70 and performed in
sno mssy Sest manner at moderate prices. You are
lore engaging elsewhere. ~
BLOld gold plates taken in exchange n f.u
work. 'S'~A~AS SAsss %
Evening star., 1870-02-09

~A Kansas farmer sove,, .,~
ON the 1lth OF January. ''A scresof wheat
Va Peach trees are blooming near Richmond.
Evening star., 1870-02-09

hkS; w. AND -. A. MERRILL, DENrIsrs
NO. 800 RENEeYLvAEA AVE-
~~vU11i 0eyXeen Ra and 18th streets, furnieh)
4AkTlflClAL ETH on any kind a Plate 236J
Sssirea: rHre NGyes9 Oxtds Gas constantly ON hard
~ those haying work done st our scs sstsfSctioS
- --1---y = -----.-. no Sly
Evening star., 1870-02-09
FAMILY SUPPLIES. ETC
ELPHoNzo YoUNGs & co.
soa PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE.
SIG RS.

BEST NEW YORK BRANDS.
LOAF, POWDERED, AND GRANULATEp,
"a" COFFEE, IS cents
II. do: White, and commonly soId as best
"A, y lssa cents.
BROWN, Il and Is cents; best, u cents