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The New York herald., 1871-03-19

TINTED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA.
u Atlantic Mail Steamship COMPANY,
sailing regularly Thursday, at O'Clock r. NJ.
csrly from rier No. North river.
MORRo CASTLE, Capt r. Adams via Nassau. March 20
coll MBtA, Capt f. Van Sice March -
MISSOURI Capt. j. B Edwards via Nassau April
a. W. DTMOcK President,
No. Bowlln. Green.
The New York herald., 1871-03-19

DEAL ESTATE wANTED.-rRAME COTTAGE, BRICK
~ basement: all improvements; location between First
and Third avenues YorkviIc: to higher than
$4,000. win pay half cash balance on mortgage;
cumbrancc line, giving all particulars, addressed to
GEORGE, Herald Office, for week, win be attended
The New York herald., 1871-03-19

STATEN ISLAND.-To LET, ONE MILE FROM LAND.
- ina handsome stone House. furnished unfurnishcd
II rooms and panries basement kitchen laundry, DC.
three acres IN lawn and garden plenty fruit stable carriage
house, &C.; rent sl,2l0. Apply to PHELPS, FALLDN Il
CO., l3j Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-03-19
REAL EswArE To EXCHANGE.

k'ok SALE OR ExCHANGF--rWO YOUNG HORSES,
10 hands high for one or two heavy Horses, n hands
hfh sound nn kinds heavy Spriug Trucks, Victoria Rock
away ana two light secondhand Wagons: 10 be
III kY or y. CALLAGHAN F'' .
The New York herald., 1871-03-19

ITO LET FCRNISHED-TTIAT ELEGANT NEW FRENCH
roof double House at kcwtown, IL minutes from ferry
and Eve from depot Apply at S0j Last Fourteenth street,
Second avenue.
The New York herald., 1871-03-19

CTATEN ISLAND.-SPEClALTY.-FO SALE, AT POI
- Richmond Staten Island ~ minutes from landing Cot.
tage House. IN good order of ground price 200
Apply to j. NJ. PHELPS, i3e Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-03-19

MoRRlsAhlA, HALF HOUR DISTANT, NEAR CARS. :
1l Elegant Dwelling, quarter acre. fruit shrubbery, DC
al great sacrifice from cash value; terms to shit.
REEVE, 4Y2 Canal street.
The New York herald., 1871-03-19

FIRST CLASS BUILDING. 50X10o OR THERE
~ aoouis required by leading and responsible firm,
lorg eas" from ist January owners OF property
centrally situated, disposed build adapting same to the
requirements OF the concern will learn full particulars by
addressing MAN FACTURkRs, box 143 Herald oalce.
The New York herald., 1871-03-19

GH0O ITO RENT AT INWOOD, TWO STORY AND
'DOOO. French roof Cottage and two Lots of ground;
convenient 10 depot also others Fort Washington Yonk
ers anu Tarrytown. ALBERT BELLAMF, No. Pine st.
The New York herald., 1871-03-19

lioR SALE VERY CHEAP-A BRICK HOUSE AND
j. store, water ranges, baihs and mantos
inquire Of ALONzo RICHARDS, Agent, Creenpoint ave
nuc, l.. /.
The New York herald., 1871-03-19

MOTT IiAvEN.-a MODERN ATTRACTIVE SWISS
l Cottage SSxS,, and four lots fru ana shade trees
handsomely located Macomb ana Harlem Railroad
three from depot al auction March - at the Ex
change, Ill Broadway; vicw maps dc. at olice ID. NJ
sEAMAN, Aneiioneer. Ia Pine street
The New York herald., 1871-03-19

Ar ELL SIIING. h. T., AN ELEGANT COUNTRY RESI-
n dence and large Lot exchange for improved Brook
lvn Property. Apply TO J. MokIM BOW LY Flushing, or
5. DINGEE 4 co, No. So Cedar street
The New York herald., 1871-03-19

A COUNTRY PLACE WANTEn-NOr OyER 20 MILES
N from CITY; one 10 FIVE acres, comfortable House; rs
mnutes Of depot and excce eiag $4,000 easy terms
A idress EARNEST, station A.
The New York herald., 1871-03-19

VNrANTED-LAR DWELLING FOR CUSTOMER:
w other improved AMI unnprDycd aud country Pro-
perty for sale . to rent No charges without trai..
JAMES L. EROOME 10 W all street,
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-10-24
How Did IT Come There 7

In Philadelphia on the I'd inst, man
Thomas Buckley, sixty-four years of age,
was admitted to the almshouse in state
of supposed intoxicatiOn, and placed in
what is called the drunken ward. As he
appeared to be suffering from some injury,
he was transferred 10 the surgical ward,
thence TO the out ward, and finally back
to the drunken ward again, without the
nature of his hurt being ascertained. Dur
ing all this time he was gradually sinking,
and on the 7th he died. A post mOrtem
examination was made, when it was dis
covered that knife blade about two inches
long had been driven through his skull
above and in front OF the ear, and was inn
beded almost its entire length in the brain.
The blade was not broken off, but appear
loosening of its rivets. 1t was covered
over by the skin, and but a slight wound
was left to show where il had entered.
Nobody knows how or when the injury
was inflicted but the really remarkable
feature of the case is that the man should
have lived at least nearly week with a
knife penetrating his brain TO such depth.
TIE recent elections make n change In
the political completion Of the Legislature.
The Senate will have 10 Democrats and II
Republican and the House 81 Democrats
and CD Republican, giving a Republican
/ ,,,o s,,,.;f.r nf q ~, s,.t,t 1~on,l
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-10-24
A Curious Case.

Rather q curious case has recently been
brought to the notice Of the police in Law
renee, Mass. A burglar after breaking into
n house was captured, shot, and carried to
the lookup. Although his wound was
slight, it was agreed that the surgeon
should tell him he would not live more
than an hour, in order to draw confession
from him. The burglar, after oxacting a
solemn promise from his captors that all
the money i'll his possession should be
handed over to his wife, confessed that he
was the author of many burglaries that
had been committed in the region, and
that he had secreted in Ash Grove Church
in Albany, under the pulpit, two tin boxes
filled with gold and silver ware, and in his
room on Arch street in that city several
hundred dollars in bank notes around the
wainscoating of the windows, and in other
places also, that his real name was CAR
RES SANBoRN, and that he worked for
Mr. MCDONALD in Albany. He then handed
over 81, 800 in greenbacks, saying that ac-
cording to the agreement, that sum, with
$500 in a savings bank in Albany and some
$4OO more secreted in his room, should be
given to his wife. He had not robbed for
money, he said, but for the pleasure of it;
it was q mania which came over him at
times, and which he could not shake off
until he broke in some place. The dark
lantern found in his possession is a marvel
of perfection, and was made by himself.
SANBoRN's wife who resides in Bristol, N.
H., was shocked when she heard of his
arrest, as she supposed he was at work in
Albany. All the money and property was
found concealed in the places indicated.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-10-24
"May and December

At Upper Sandusky, o., sad case of
poisoning was brought to light recently
Ten or twelve years ago, Barnabas Wagon
er, on old soldier of 1919, married a young
girl not out of her teens, while he had
reached his three-score and ten, and they
lived together from the date of marriage
apparently happy; but she had tired of him
and formed a plot with her brother, Robert
Caster, to get rid of the old man.
They engaged travelling doctor named
Rooney to do the work, agreeing TO pay
him 5000 therefor. Rooney procured some
strychnine, and Wagoner's wife made some
bread and milksop for the old man, he
being sick. The doctor put the poison into
it. 1t was given to Wagner, on the
morning of Sept. 81, and in the evening he
was dead.
The 5000 not being forthcoming, the
doctor threatened to expose the deed. This
not bringing the money, he confessed be.
fore proper official, and gave himself up.
Mrs. Wagner and her brother were ar
rested.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-10-24

THE MEN selected by the boards of
Judges of Cumberland and Franklin coun-
ties, to meet and foot up the votes cast for
Senator in the 10Th district and issue the
certificate of election-although they adj
init that Mr.. Weakley received a large ma
iority of the votes and sent the records
proving that fact to the state department
refused to issue the certificate. AS an ex-
cuse for this noncompliance with the law,
they assert that Mr.. Weakley's majority
was due to bribery and corruption, though
they neglect to state what means were used
to induce them to attempt the performance
Of duties which belong only to the Senate
or the courts. If obscure individuals can
decide such important questions, whele is
the necessity of Senate or Judges?
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-10-24
A Severe GAle.

The high wind which prevailed here on
Sunday the 18th inst, was a perfect gale
further north. In New York some damage
was done to shipping.
AT Halifax the damage done was quite Sc
rious particularly to the shipping and the
wharves, some thirty vessels being wreck
ed. AT Montreal the roof of the new st.
Georges Church was started during the
reading of the litany, the timber in the
roof being green and the bolts somewhat
loose. The CONSERVATION was intense, the
people rushing out in the middle of the
prayers. No damage, however was done.
The Cathedral spire swayed like ships
mast. The congregation, terrified, left
before the completion of the service.
Miss Annie Lowe, the youngest daughter
of John Lowe, late of the Gazette, was in
stantly killed bv the falling of a tree. Many
citizens were MANNED by falling signs,
cornices, &c.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-10-24
DR.. WELLS EXTRACT OF JURU UBEBA
PennsyIyania r. r. Time Table.

NEWPORT STATION.
On and after May 18th, 1871, Passenger trains
Will run rs follows:
-TTT WEST
Cincinnati Express (hag) 1916 a. NJ, daily.
Way Passenger, SIS A. NJ, daily.
Mai, ........... $50 p. NJ. daily except Sunday.
mixed train with passenger car attached, Will
leave Harrisburg at O'Clock D. M, and Newport
EAST.
Harrisburg Accom- ll.65 A. NJ, daily . Sunday.
Mall, ............ T.43 r. NJ, daily except Sunday
tti j. j. BARCLAY Agent.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-10-24
Thick Skulls.

The workmen engaged in opening way
for the projected railroad between Weldon
and Garysburg, Virginia, recently found
one mile from the former place, in n bank
beside the river, catacomb of skeletons,
supposed to be those of Indians, of a remote
age, and a lost and forgotten race. The
bodies exhumed were of strange and re-
markable formation. The skulls were nearly
an inch in thickness the teeth were filed
sharp, as are those of cannibals, the
enamel perfectly preserved (; the bones were
of wonderful length and strength, the
Jemur, being as long as the leg Of an ordi-
nary man, the statue of the body being
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-10-24

SOME of the Eastern fisherman are trying
to get this government into difficulty with
England on the fishery question. The
Schooner "Horton" belonging to Glocester
Mass, was recently captured by British
vessel for encroaching on forbidden waters.
She was taken TO Halifax, but her owners
managed to put a crew on her, sailed out
of port in the night, reaching Gloucester in
safety though eagerly chased by English
gunboats.
The fisherman say she shall not be given
up, though it is probable she will be claim
ed by the English, and must be given them,
or serious difficulties will be the result. 1t
is high time that this vexed fishery ques-
ton was definitly settled.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-10-24
A NEW COURT.

IN this Judicial district, we have had
new court established by one, Frederick
Cornman, who evidently is disciple of
Jim Hefflehnger and believes that "Judges
should only come from Carlisle" This per-
son was selected by the board of return
and meet like messengers FROM Perry and
Juniata, whose duty it was to foot up the
Joint vote Of the three counties for Judge,
and issue the certificate to the candidate
having majority. Cornman however be-
came so unduly excited by the supposed inn
pOrtance of the errand upon which he was
sent, that he attempted to assume duties
which belong only to the highest Judicial
authority in the state, and to decide upon
the legality of the vote, upon which the re-
turn he brought was based. Having dec-
ded adversely to Mr.. Junkin, lie refused to
perform the duty which was required of
lin, and did not sign the certificates of
election. The requisite documents were
however signed by representatives from the
other two counties, and forwarded to the
proper authority, which will secure Mr..
Junkin the commission as President Judge
of the 9th Judicial district. a.a IS
- We congratulate Perry county upon the
honor Of having that office filed by one OF
her citizens, and one too, who win no doubt
ri the position with credit 10 lie county
ard satisfaction to the district.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-10-24

THE PRESIDENT has issued proclama-
tion declaring martial law and suspending
the privileges of the writ of hdbeas corpus
within the counties of Spartanburg, York,
Marion, Chester, Laurens, Newbury, Fair
field, Lancaster and Chesterfield, in the
State of South Carolina, in respect to all
persons arrested by the Marshal of the
United States for the said district of South
Carolina, or by any of his deputies, or by
any military officers of the United States,
or by any soldier or citizen acting under
the orders of said marshal, deputy or such
military officer within any of the said coun-
ties.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-10-24

CONSIDERABLE interest is m anifested at
the present time respecting the decision of
the United States Supreme Court on the
constitutionality of the legal tender act.
1t will be remembered that the court at its
last session reserved its decision on the
question until the present term. The
opinion of the court in the case will be de-
livered by Chief Justice Chase on Friday
the 9th instant.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-10-24

THE citizens of Chicago have already be-
gun the task OF rebuilding their city.
Most of the banks announce their ability to
pay in full and many have secured tempo
rary quarters and resumed business. Money
that was in vaults has as n general thing
been found in good condition, while that
deposited in iron "safes" was destroyed.
The number of lives lost it is feared will
exceed the first estimate. Several of the
newspapers have again com menced oper-
ations, and in the second issue of the Jour
nal was published list of persons known
to be missing numbering over five hundred,
two thirds of them being women and chill
dren. From every section of the country
liberal contributions roll in, and every ex-
ertion is being made to clothe and feed the
needy.
The space burned over measures $500
acres and the number of buildings destroy
cd will exceed ten thousand. f
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-10-24
WELLS cARBoLIc TABLETS.

WELLS CARHOLIC TABLETS.
These Tablets present the Acid In Combination
with other efficient remedies; in a popular form,
Tor the cure OF all throat and lung diseases.
medately relieved, and statements are constantly
being sent to the proprietor OF relief in cases
OF throat difficulties of years standing
CAUTION.-Dont be deceived by worthless i'm.
itatlons Get only Wells Carbolic Tablets
Price Is cents per box. JOHN q. KELLOGG,
Platt st. N. " Sole agents for u S. Al d 4W
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-10-24
Gbe Gintes, Mem Bloomfield, 11a.

probably as great as eight or nine feet.
Near their heads were sharp, stone arrows,
stone mortars, in which their corn was
brayed, and the bowls of pipes apparently
of soft, friable soapstone, The teeth of the
skeletons are said to be as large as those of
horses. One of them has been brought to
the city, and presented to an officer of the
Petersburg Railroad" .Ir'.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-10-24
AGENTS WANTED FOR
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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-10-24

The lease of the rail roads running from
Philadelphia to N. Y. to the p. r. II. Co.
has been completed and they will soon as
sumo it's control. The lease meets with
much opposition in New York. This gives
the p. r. r. complete control of road
from N. Y. City to the Mississippi river.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-10-24
ADVERTISING RATES, !,
NEW BLOOMFIELD, PENN'A.
Tuesday, October "a, 1871.

The Senatorial Return Judge for Frank
lin Co. has we learn signed the certificate of
Mr.. Weakley's election, and application
has been made to the Supreme Court in
Pittsburg for a mandamus to compel the
Cumberland county judge to perform his
duty.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-07
MISCELLANEOUS.
A E.. BLACk1LAR,

A E.. BLACKylAR,
Eayius removed 10 has,agaD! and spacious edi.
fee No ZJl Canal street formerly known "a Biaf-
feTs Building now
BLACK3LAR'S TEMPLE OF MUSIC,
Continues to dispose of Pianos and Organs, OF toe
best makers very low for cash. or Ou the most
accommodating terms Of payment One year a.
lowed without charge for interest NO security 70
CURED u lien the instruune Mt beallS retained
Old Pianos taken in part pay for new. New sHc
second baud Pianos and Organs for rent, aud tho
rent money allowed toward purchase. :
My Method of Conducting My Business.
First-l keep DO Irstrunents but those O. the
best factories. Having been dealing IN Flames a10
Organs for SIXTEEN years. my long experience e!
b,es select such instruments rs can, WIFE
perfect confidence, guarantee t. give entire sasss-
faction.
Secon6-I have put One Price for each instru-
mcIt and that is the regular retail factory price
which'is marked III plain figures on card ain neo
to every piano and organ. Many dealers make 1t q
rule 70 ask from SIS to sko more than they ex-
pect to get, and then, when beaten DOWN &c
soLue where my low prices, they fiatt|r tai6
purchaser with the idea that he has secured az
unusual bargain.
Thrill give the manufactures and my own
guarantee for years, and warrant every Instrn'
E-nt to please, or II can be exchanged for any
other il my store.
Gier splendid, new, rosewood, seven ocssve
Pianos Of six different hrst-class makers. at 3s0
to 1925 Second hand Pianos SIS to 1875. Five
octave Cabinet Organs $50 to $215. also have
Pianos Of extra size and with superblv carved
cases at s.O to $500 The elegant Library ana
Pnrlor Organs of Taylor Farley and the spie
did Cottage and Chuch Organs Of "Kstey,' fro
500 to s $50 A. 4. BLACKMAR,
oc9Son No. 20l Canal stree
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-07
LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.

THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
EIGHTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
MRS. L. pENNEE VS.. z. STEWART DENNEE-
no. S23.
HEREBY CERTIFY, THAT On THE SEFtN-
i cntcenth day OF November 1870, judgment
was rendered in this court i'll the following entitled
suit in the words and figures following. to vii
Mrs f. Dennee Us. X. Stewart Dcnnet-No o2o
In this case, submitted to the court on written
consent Of counsel file, and by reason OF the Ia W
and the evidence being in favor OF the plaintiff:
1t is ordered. adjudged and drcre'd that
there be Judgment III favor of the plaintiff. MIS-.
Euphema Sinclair. wife Of Robert Stewart Ds!ne'',
and against the def ndant the said Robert Stewart
Drunee, her husband, that said parties be separa-
red in property. and the community OF acq ue IS
ard gains heretofore existing between them DC
dissolved. -
II is further ordered, adjudGcd and decreed that
plaintiff do have Judgment against aud recover
rom the defendant the sum of o;ie thousand dol
lars with legal interest thereon from Iuaicial DC
uand until paid, and costs ~ su:
Jud .ment signed November - ]G!u
(Sgntd) hhH!Ik u tlhbLr. d do,t.
In testimony whereotl have l.ereunto sci lnT
hand AM, affixed the seal of the said court, at III"
city of New Orleans. this third day OF icccii'
her. in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and seventy. and the ninety-hth year OF
the Ind. pendeucc Of the United States
" ROBERT LYNNE,
Il. i,9IsY Deputy tl"rI.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-07
MOTTO f..

NOTICE. 4
6AtrN!s 0P NEW ORLEANS SUGAR SHED
~ tou,!sany ps.canlhtE y i3.0.-The Bo..,d OF
Directors OF .iis company have adopted me follow
ir,. tariff and charges - TAKE Isct OU End it-l
tn. twelfth instant:
Ho.sh.a.ia per hid.
No. T. fi1st storage for Nn.imite! t!nl. 2.c
No. .. StoraY. on sugar "iIal,l hands under
tn. sheds. ON each transfer. ......... laS
Nh < FOR rrHOva! from any pcEi: q .tt:iIi'
boat iuuing /" tho sheds SIC
No / Nli.N. factors give general "r,:,I. ~
place their consi ;Ilnitn's under tht
sheds tins ii.c!!.ins I:ayase ;.Ld
et"raSseb .....".'o..--. .....'.'. w
Nj Labor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l5t.
Ear.:.. yer bl;.
No T. Firs: stOs:. Sc Soc unlimited time. .5c
No. :. FOR l"moN :sl ira,' any vola! Ci Steamboat
landing .......-......... zoe
NJ Z Where factors Civ" general orders t"
place Their GcuslgUuleA:s uh.ie- tic
aheds tins includes GrayaG" AID
sturmyrl observation-disclosures. go.
Va g. Storage Oh barrel, changing Eands
under the sheds eac. trdasfrr.... Sc
Storage per month coa!neneils: after
transfer. &c
Eo.:. Nait barrels h.t Rates; Kegs sane -
halt barrels
&c charges ul;,d. on Gay 0: transfer.
10 s.unIles allowed 10 be taken KEEP.
by the owners OF their employees.
The transfer OF barrels .i.,o hat barrels
kegs is prohibited.
Labor, per half barrel. 2t.c
IT was resolved tina. AI s,isars and noiasse. sent
in n. sheds nv the WhIfin-r viii. n,Idtr no cir
euinst:nccS whatever. be delivered without an
order from the Wharing.r and the charges PIE.
paid, and that all tillt Of this company InlIst oe
t.!3 st G. CUCUILU. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-07
UNITED sTNTEs DISTRICT COURT
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN THE MATTER OF RICHARD DOCGIiFt,
Bankrunt.
In neutrality-suspicious.. S49.

WHEREAS RICHARD DOUGHTY. OF GAIA
w hou,,, ma rish and district aforesaid. Guiv de-
clayed bankrupt under the set OF Congress Of March
q 1851 has tins day .iltd in said court pc ltiol.
urayir- for 4, discharge and certificate thereof
IRON ali his debts and other claims provabe under
said act 81.
Notice is therefore gwen 10 all creditors WI"
ba We moved their debts and to all other persons IN
interest that the twenty.eighth day Of J;.nnai ,
I87i at ii A. M is assigned FOR the hearing OF tnS
same and that they NAV then and there attend and
show cause. If any they have, why the PRAYER OK
tie said petition should not be granted and fur,
Their notice is given that the bankrupt VIII unhtr
an examination before Register Baker. Oh me
twentieth day Of January, d. 1871, at IL
A. H., at his Office, Monroe, Louisiana.
Clerks Office New Orleans nscamber ~ io'g
dc29 ja7 II h. LOh", DepuJ oletA' !.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-07
W. II. HEM l n O.
Grocer and Wine Merchant,

Respectfully returns thanks to his many friends
and the pubic generally for their very liberal Pa
t1onAge, heretofore extended, and takes pleasure
IN informing them that he is now open. this new
aid spacious store.
No. Is Camp street.
With AZ entire fresh and wei assorted stock OF
GROCERIES, TEAS, VINES etc. of the finest quail
i,y, together With n complete stock of English-
French and German goods, Of every variety.
His long expere nee IN tie business erabaes him
to Judge AID select 20 suit the requirements Of the
trade.
BY strict attention to business and fair dealing,
ie hopes ro merit a share OF bis former patronage
Al goods sold at small profit, aud with q fcli
guarantee.
Respectfully,
,c1 W H. HENCING,