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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-21
light is visible, as during the past week there
have been several very brilliant displays"


have been several very brilliant displays"
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The recent escape of convicis from Sing Sing,
has drawn attention to that prison, and much
has been published in regard to its manage
mcnt. 1t is agreed on all hands shat the man
agement OF the prison is atrocious. In The first
place, the various departments of the prison
service are made, rs far as possible, Tammany
jobs, very rich to the favored WORTHLESS placed in
control of them, and exceedingly expensive to
the state. For instance, oao TGmmany pet has
the contract for supplying meat, and clears not
less than $500 week; the meat supplied con-
sisting mainly of "neckS and shins" paid for at
the rate of two or three cents pound, and sold
to the prison ut eleven ana twelve cents pound.
Even the prison physician refuses attendance to
convicts who eau not pay him. In some way,
prisoners are supplied with money by their out
side friends, and use il to purchase favors of all
sorts. "SIoncy talks in Sing Sing prison, as
well as elsewhere" says one of the reporters;
and all the others state facts, which sustain his
assertion. Meanwhile, many of the Others find
the place. The most outrageous crueltes are
practccd in many cases, which are "hushed up
by the management" Those who control the
management conceal everything that might be
criticised, and wish to have it understood that
"nothing of the kind has happened" If an
empoye is seen talking with newspaper man
he is Immediately booked as Suspicious"
Sing Sing is not the only penal institution
where habitual brutaliticS arc concealed, de-
MED, or wickedly hushed up; but we suspect,
il is one Of thp worst of its kind in tho whole
country.
KARL MARX, the head center and ruler of
the international societies, is a native of Rhen-
ish Prussia and, by birth, Jew. In religious
profession he is an atheist lie is not now and
never was a working man, hut seems to have
been one of those who Give by their WITS" I'M
til his mental activity led him to form the plan
of organizing what are now known as the in
ternational leagues. This was something new,
something different from the Carhonar the
Marianne" and all the previous secret societies
of European liberalism; and it proposed much
more than the support Of free and popular in
stitutions against monarches. 1t means COM
munism. Marx has talent for organization;
but he will never find way to the ends he has
proposed and, If he could, he would sec the
world, including his own followers, reject his
Utopia as something absurd and impossible
He talks of destroying all the nationalities and
of establishing a universal brotherhood of COM
munes. Probably he will, after a time, find it
necessary to declare that human nature itself
must be reconstructed, before it will be possible
to realize his ideal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-21
Mathews IN chamberlain,
PLUMBERS.

Corner waldo and Exchange stS.. Worcester, Ma.s.
Bath Tubs and Boilers Water Closets, wash Row..
wash Trays Sinks &c DC. fitted up at short notice ,nd
in thorough manner. diff ia
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-21
Bnthsi Bnthsi Baths !

W. IL. JENKINS would inform his friends aud tbe
public generally that he Is prepared to give Warm and
Cold Baths every day in the week at all honrs IN
the day to both ladies and gentlemen at his Hair Dress
ing Rooms on Foster ST. The ladies will enter from the
Ladies' Hair Dressing Rooms, above their apartmens
being entirely separate Also, Shaving, Hair Cutting
shaInpoonG and Dyeihg, done in the best manner.
DIM
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-21
Worcester Gas Light Company.


COKE.
This CHEAP AND MOST DESIRABLE FUEL for Manufac
turing purposes and Family is offered TO Che
public in quantities to suit at the following Reduced
Prices:
One Chadron of SO bushels. ................s5OO
In quantities less than half Chaldron is Cents per
bushe -
Payments may be made and orders foritsdevery will
be issued only at the Office OF the Company, No. Bank
Block, Foster street. up stairs.
REPAIRS, &c.
Irregularities failure ofsuppy gas should be renort
ed and applications for service pipes and meters NAV he
maze at the Repair Room, No. Cromptons Block Ne,
clanic street up stars. diff iaG
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-21

BntchelOr's Hair Dye.-This superb Hair Dive
IS The best in me complementary harmless, reliable and
instantaneous; no disappointment; ridiculous tnts
or dsagreeabe odor. The genuine VIM. A. Bachelors
Hair Dye produces Immediately splendid Black or
Natural Brown: leaves the hair clean soft, beautiful
does not contain particle Of lead any Injurious com
pound. Sold by all Druggists Factory, l6 Bond st. n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-21
Lea a. Pcrrins' sauce,

pronounced by eOnnoisseurs 1.-THE ONLY GOOD
SAUCE"
II improves appetite and dgef ton and II Is unryalc
for Its MAYOR, We are directed by Messrs. LEA PER-
RIMS to prosecute all parties making vending cuun
terfes. JOHN DDNCAN'S SONS. Agents
aul2 deOp6m New York
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and other diseases OF the provocative organs incident to
exhausted vitality in youth and middle age, explained
and how remcded See the New Pocket Medical Adj
wiser. Price Is cents Call send for II to No 3ul-
finch It,. Boston Mass. d&wG les
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20

except for the purpose Of procuring fuei provisions,
water or seeking shelter. and Tor no oter purpose
whatever." . :
The captain OF the Monticello meets his opponents hy
c,cyery peadng that scala not fish, and quotes the
authority OF famous naturass To sustain his opnion II
he cannot sustain IL, he may next deny that hs IA
breaking a treaty. But he has found more efiectull
argument in asserting that the region in which his seals
had been captured than two miles from the shore
upon the high seas, over which the Government Of
Newfoundland holds controand that he bad entered
the haFbor Johns IN procure fuel and provisions,
"and for no other purpose whatever"
The Legislature has not yet taken definite action In this
case which has created intense excitement In every
part Of the island. The Monticello is owned by a large
trm In New Bedford and consigned there. She was
fitted out in Of the bays the northward OF 81.
Johns and engaged a crew Of native seahuntors to
prosecute the voyage. :.
The nSing this season has proved a magnificent
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20

FROM LLvERPooL-In steamship China April lsMrs and Ms'
Morse Mr. Glasgow Connolly Mr. Porga, W. H. Bzby Borros
man e. j. Bugs John Eli. Madame Gradot Miss Mari Gyde, T.
Ehs Mr. Eugish Crawford Hekaj A. Alexander Mr. Gassan
Geo MARKHAM Mr. and M Cumming Mr. Dofus, T. e. atson, T.
GILLESPIE Mr. Foster Hsndcoei o. Dnsise A. Mum H. T.
Morse Mr. Irving chben, Mr. and Mrs T. H. Wood
Mr. Mitchell lines Mrs Won Amin and child. Mr. G0ing Mrs.
Town,end VI. Cowel, Mr. Chadwict and Mr. Vanier.
LIyERPDOI-In steamship Minnesota, April lJMss A.
Mr. Conquest Miss tombstone rhos Booker Robert
Roberts Mr. Elngsworth, Mrs Williams Mr. and Mra Walter Ed
wand. Mr. and Ms H. Salmon aud child the Rev Mr. Swanton Mr.
AM De BARRON Homnege Mr. and Mrs Loren heniebLo
From CHARBSTON-In steamship James Adger April ls-W H.
Atkinson and wife J. L. Neage Mrs Chesd Miss Crsgbead Mrs
O. Paruan Miss A. Kelly Miss Jones' g. A.aer and wife
q Pronnsl wife ch J. L. Mehmann, O. T. H. Welng and
e Mrs. ore Mis-, Taylor T. Goddsrt wife and servant g.
WadeT Mr.. c. johnson three children and hure Miss Ms Ling
Miss T. Trotte d. Yelling Dnnosn Cameron Mn. Barnes W.
SAWYER lone. and wife T. Pere Miss G. TAYLOR Capt STEM
ci T. b. Petit J. X. Warren, ~ g. Fsber Henry penke DR. O.
OH aud servant Poneeieleon = Nelhng kob Miller Meyer
r. MeCoy NJ welins and wife Mr., Henri wm Ot.erson -
FROM SAVANNAHIn steamship San J.nnio Apr4i ID mrs L.
smith child Robert strong Wsi h'' P.ier.o, n' pa
Mis- Covsntry Miss Wilder W. g. Pillow. heAhster hr Han
toon. Mr Huntoon and serTsnt g. B,dsS u crrt MS
Baker Miss NJ Cooney L. G. Freeman Mrs Freeman H. Rogers
Mrs Rogers Miss Almy and servant H. hD9uIn hs hoonsn
Miss johnson Shear Mra A. Lester and three children Mr.
MrA Reed L. BY M Hy and four children =. a. nonoa
Mrs Jordan Mrs Toy Mr. Haaeker Mr. Shumrgi M~ shumNy
Miss Shurnwa ", Mr. ClsTk u. MohveI. go ,,o =, ~,
PROM sAvASNAH-In steamship Huntsville Ap' is-Mn "eeh
M steinbeg child John Lyel and w Mrs hes4osa Dts
HsIocL fsirben Mr. s John Croker T. Decker l. heh
Mis-. NJ Reed Miss J, Reed, J. J. Buckley.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
THE FISHERY TROUBLES.

PROPOSAL TO PLACE THE AMERICAN STEAMER
MONTICELLO UNDER EMBARGO-JEALOUSY
TOWARD AMERICAN WIiALERS-INTENSE EX-
CITEMENT IN NEwFOUNDLAND.
The American steamer Monticello which was
engaged In the seal fishery the Newfoundland coast
this season. recently brought 1900 seals the harbor
Of st Johns In virtue OF the Treaty OF Utrecht the
officials OF the Custom Honse received Instructions to do
mapd OF the captain OF the Monticello his papers and
inform him that he would be treated foreign trader
and subected to the dues imposed In such The
cantain of the Monticello, his part refused to
his cargo OF seals holding that he not subject any
,mposts The principal merchants, who, with few
eYcentiops compose the Legislative Council. de
,napd that an embargo be placed upon the Monti
cello whose owners they allege, have infringed the
dsherv rights of Newfoundland, as secured by tho
treaty Of 1873 As the case OF the Monticello
would AFFORD precedent 10 the Anerich wnhiers Tor
further renee In the lucrative seal fishery OF New
foundland the merchants OF the island are naturally
roed NV their fears OF competition 10 create aS much
trnnhle ss they can about the matter whch may De
eyentnally referred To the Joint Hgh commission AT
WsshnO The chief grievance OF the slanders ID ts
air is the fact that American sealing VcsseIs may DIN
their cargoes into any port OF the Unled cla'cr auy
free while the owners OF the Newfoundland srssas hie
colnuelled 10 paw al import duty oi 20 per cent -.
The treaty signed In the year 1873 contains caus.
which is extensively quoted as conclusive hlHninehht
agiinHt the MonceO's chance oi leaving our port WIN
ont paying heavy damages or without promising
again io appear within the seal fishing region oI Nc"
fOuudaud The clause No American HshIng N's
soi .ha sail out VI eutcr any port VI No"iouhA'
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
CIVIL Notes.

The divorce suit of Frank Leslie came up
in the Court OF Common Pleas yesterday on motion 10
fe supplemented Several aidavits were put
la On botn ddes further hearing Was adjourned ~
next Wedn esday.
The SUIT of Thomas Brennan against the
Security Lite Insurance Company already reported In
TIE TRIBUNE, which defendants sought 70 avoid the
paylneAt OF policy OF 5000 the ground that the
plaintiff gave untrue answers to the questions regarding
his health resulted In verdict for the plantn Tor Tie
full amount CLAIMED.
In the Superior Court, Part l.. before Judge
Freedman, Ferdinand Yassalt brings SUIT against
James Murphy " recover, assignee OF Garret W.
RyekmsD, formerly Vice Consul at Valparaiso, about
sOOo services rendered by ycnaD 10 the defendant
the occasion OF the seizmc OF the vessel Townsend
Jones, in JahuaTy 1855 Ine case will proDaoy continue
two OF thIos days.
In the Supreme Court, Cicuit, Kings County,
before Judge Gilbert ytster.tiy, Margaret Kenney
brought action against Bartholomew L. lynch, for
merry Attorney General Of Louisiana. 20 recover The
a,1OuAt Of prOnissOry note lOr $500, given by the
1cid4t UDOn TIC purchase VI ~ iOs Oi Iand bounded
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
THE COUNTS.
THE McCAHILL WILL CASE - TESTIMONY FOR
THE CONTESTANTS
Surrogate HutchiDgs resumed yesterday. the

Surrogate HutchiDgs resumed, yesterday, the
consideration OF the viii Of Bryan McCHbilL All tie
witnesses called were for the contestants.
James sa1cu sos tts he builder and knew Brvan Ne
Csht over q yssr wbs 'ss Las, four yes OF S I Se @
he vent 10 his RON daily until aont Y ds,s c ms ae M 1e
dogu and read ny vii witness complied With s TeqnS
the will was satisfactory; be SAID no. ara II ne MS ~is
present ard heard the reading and told take the vi 10 Aie
McMahon Baiy sfrvsr said e toek there's the cod ps %
Ps; Carroll told wes tbs, the cc hal been de,trye au .
hstued; will read MoCehil was erend; winess
VIII him was the ore ibs hao sn sen
rad TO the witness him next day amer ne o
lows hdsak much hquo ssistOr number Of Ns and
many ccS The vii thai was rsi and ~n % ~ ;,reS b Srt
whose handwriting was nor coua ne S ssa n Nv Sn
writing the Will exhibited the ec'l ssse % AZ tSs AIM,
buS teet the houe the viii wps sl " seS'U M AZ '
the reading there boy present esne, bs" ~, ~ ~ 30 ~ ~
he pr,ncp going children but he vss Induced to alter
William H. Webb and p. Foy policemen of the Nine
tecptb Precinct: Michael Fallibee, silverplaer, and
John f. Nunan bartender Patrick Carroll, to whose
pace McCah went to drink. oil testified TO the testa
tors habit of gross ntoxcaton and TO the many times
he was carried home drunk. DR.. Alexander Hadden
said that he had frequently prescribed medicine Tor te
esator alleviate diseases caused by excessive drink
mig John MeEvoy, nephew OF deoedent, age 10, test
hei: ..., . -,
o TIE morning Of the sgnirs Of he slesed Will James Braay
.oS G1Is. @ SPseS ne came 10 & ~ n Ss S a eS o% T0 ten %
MeC.hn was yery low ssd with an ssendA1i s1 S in tse
CsO jim Brady Monaghan and spDgeti retained
MeCsh helped out OF bed and signed his name 70 I
osSt had been SSptps until Is was nearly the
signing Win be med WHISKY brandy and aboet every tye or
Ssy and n the evening would m bottle With brandy place
Il b MeCsks bel and in ne morning the bottle xoad be empty
effect that the sobrety Of the esator was exceptional
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
A POSTMASTER SUED BY swINDLERs.

Before Judge Beneulct, ID tne Unlteu otattB
Eastern District Court, Ferdinand Kohl and Charles III.
Gardner brought suit against James Semler. Postmaster
at Brooklyn f. d. to 5000 damages for letters
addressed 10 them The testimony showed that
the plaintiffs in the habit OF flooding the country
with circulars setting forth that they could supply dry
goods at less than the regular market prices. The
firm went under the name OF Kohl Co., chapman
RECEIVING remttances they neglected in many cases 10
forward the goods. The Postmaster received letters
fram persons n different parts Of the country nquiring
whet6er there was such firm as Kohl Co. In VIII
Hsmsburgb and at last becoming convinced that they
eTe wndiers he laid the matter before the Department
At Washn gOD and Instructed 70 retain all letters
this st for damages which resulted yesterday III de-
Sisiou In favor of the Postmaster.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
Gould AS A GENTLEMAN.

Since the new scene enacted In Grand Opera
by the service Of Judge Blatchfords injunction upon
Jay Gould be has not only treated the orders OF the
Master in Equity with contempt but has rs ns
ickets and made himself easily accessible 10 te 0eIe
~ the law Deputy United states Marshal called upon
him yesterday and sent in card stsng tna ne s
attendance to-day before the Master In Equity 10 bs
fy concerning the stolen shares OF Ee STOCK eeu @
dsre the Marshal To be admitted and submitted 10 the
aerylce of the subpoena with great urbanity
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
CRIMINAL COURTS.

Captain Mahoney Of tho American brig victor,
charged gth cru beating o. his sssor. wa dlsctassa
h Commissioner Shieh being impossible to pocare 'he auoo"o
the Government witnesss against kim
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, WlllIaH, u
Brandon Of Broadway released on his osn recoRm
tenav ur charge gold watch b, means oi alse
pretences Edward Fargo Of No. BoSdss M.y iS''
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
Sales bp Auriion

A. MERwS. AGcloneer.
DY BANGS, MERWlN & CO., Broadway, cor
I'D hsses o Books Works of Art Fancy Goods Furniture se
THURSDAY and FRIDAY April 20 and 81 at let THE STOCK
Of a WHOLESALE IMPORTING STATIONERY WAREhOUSh 10
Gliding Foreign Domestic Papers, Stationery Iron aud I'm oods
sats every in the Stationery line At No IJo William
st.. between Fulton AMI John
CEO. A. LEAVITT & Co. Gate Leavitt
VI strebgh Clinton Hail. Astor place. For the SALa by
AucrIos BRARr. COLLECTIONS Of Book PAINTINGS and all
kinds Of LiTERAKY PRoPEKTr
FRIDAY April 81 at O'Clock sale OF private collection OF
Coins Mos &c Catalogues ready Coins exhibition FRIDAY morn
lna
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
LIABILITY OF ONE PARTNER FOR NOTES ISSUED
BY THE OTHER.

The suit of ScImidt agt. Calm and others
was begun in the Court Of Common Pleas, yesterday be-
fore Judge ]. F. DAILY. 1t is an action 10 recover on
promssory note alleged have been made by the de-
fendants firm OF Calm Blatb dealers IN piano mate
rials. and given TO the plaintiff In payment for some
wines &C 1t alleged that the defendant, Calm went
to Europe May TO purchase goods on the firms se
count leaving his partner Bth, Ia charge OF the bus
telegram stating that 3latn had absconded He re,
turDar immediately, and found that bis partner had
issued large amount Of notes in the firms name, SOFA
out the firms stock and then absconded, after n0odmg
the market with notes. which, 1t claimed ne had
no authority 10 issue 1t is claimed also by the defend
ant Calm that forged notes had been Issued after
those issued by Calm. Since the transaction Bath has
not been heard from. The is on L. Bennett for
plaiRtif Chas. II. Smith and NJ Jacobs for defendant
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
THURSDAY. APRIL ~.


Mail. for Burope Queenstown an Liverpool steamship
P.rha Cuns Dock Jeey City close s the PostOhee 2.
station A. l:S a ID, ll:Oo IN supplementary ha
e paid only up the Cona Doc Jersey CITY a closed
at f:yD D. III. Steamship sails at2 p IN -. .
IAN letters epoted Supplementary Mails ma be prsPa Win
doaLle postage .
hin Main
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
oFFJcER TOOMEY FOUND GUILTY.

OFFICER TOOMEY FOUND GUILTY.
Patrick ToOmey. the policeman charged with
clubbing John Murphy to death while taking him TO the
Station Honse March g. convicted yesterday IN the
Court Of Sessions OF granddaughter In the fouth
degree Sentence postponed
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
THE AHRENs WILL CASE - A DISINHERITED
DAUGHTER.

Frederick Baker brings an action against
Amelia Dedery in the Kings County Circuit Court TO
test the validity Of WILL alleged to have been made by
Catherine Ahrens the mother OF the defendant, who
died in Brooklyn the 7th Of January, 1870. age 76
The will Mrs. Ahrens bequeathed TO her daughter 500,
aud 10 Louisa Atkinson, and COrdella Lindsay
OF Philadelphia each The rest of her property was
devised her nephew, Frederick Baker. the plantn
Soon after Ahres death the disputed will was pre-
scented Surrogate veeder for probate and ON the 2h
OF April 1870 rendered decree. declaring the alleged
will to be null and void for the that was not ex
ecuted in the prescribed by law that the con
tents OF the unknown to the teStatrix
and that the execution obtained by undne influences
The property OF the deceased consisted OF bond ana mort
gage from Baker for s. 500 due bill from Baker OF sl4O
and clothing and furniture. valne $500.
The will is In English and in the handwriting or BAKER
The testatrix German, unable TO speak read, or
write English both subscribing witnesses swore that
the will was read Baker claimed that 1t was
the intention of the deceased TO dsnher her daughter
whose marriage was not In accordance with her wishes
IL was also claimed that the will was drawn at the re-
quest OF the deceased, aud bona tide in every re
spect- The General Term reversed the decree OF the
Surrogate and directed issues TO be framed for trial by
Jury relating the way In which the viii was executed
the sanity OF the testatrix her knowledge OF the con
tents of the WILL the time when the witnesses signed IT,
and the nature OF the influence exerted by Baker
The will be continued to-day before Judge Glper'
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20

by Sevent,, And Hrih s ana slxth and Seventh AVA
in Brooklyn vordiot for plaintiff. ts,aO ".
Thomas Forester was tried in the Rich
mond County Court before Judge Tappcn on charge of
larceny and the Judge directed verdict Of not guilty
on the ground VI variance between the proof and the
Indictment" Tho jury rendered the verdict Of not
guilty." but neglected to add on what ground. ~
directed by the Judge The clerk entered the verdict as
given and the prisoner rcmantrd for another trial
His counsel. however obtained writ of habeas corpus
and had him brought before Judge Brady, yesterday,
where argued that the jury having rendered
verdict Of mot guilty" the man cord not be put IN
Jeopardy second time for the Olese. and must
therefore be discharged Judge Brady held that the
point was well taken and discharged the prisoner
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
THE LEGAL RIGHTS OF STOCKHOLDERS AS
AGAINST THE PRESIDENT OF AN INCoRPORA-


The Butterfield Overland Dispatch was
oRt stock company organized for the transportation Of
passengers and freight the Pacific Coast, with cap
tai Of divided into $1,000 shares Of 500 each
The certificates specified that each subject to
the payment s and also "to such may
required TO pay losses damages expenses or liza
bities TO which this Company may be subject in the
prosecution Of its legitimate business" The articles Of
association provided that the Board Of Directors might
that suits should be brought in the OF the Pres
dent. John " Farwen, who had purchased $40 Of the
shares assessed $1,000 after the Company became
bankrupt for the purpose of paying its debts. He re-
fused to the assessment, and T.. p Bray, Presi
dent of the Company brought suit against him TO
it, The referee dismissed the complaint, on the
ground that Incorporated joint stock association is
partnership, and that action could be maintained
der the articles statutes relating to joint stock COM
deAt The Company appealed, and the case was argued
yesterday in the Supreme Court General Term.
For the appellants 1t coDtended that, as between
themselves the shareholders were liable 10 pay all tne
debts of the association, and 1t legitimate for them
TO agree their articles how such contribution should
and its payment enfOrced that the Directors
were trustees of express trust and as such might
maintain this action and that the right to sue By the
President was Ipressly gwen by statute.
1t claimed for the respondent that the suit IN
legal effect was action by all the members OF the firm
against of its members and that such action could
be maintained; that suit IN the name OF the Pres
dent was in legal effect suit by oil the associates lnd
yiduay; that there express trust as regards the
Presdet; that the contract If made at all, was made
with tie of the Association except the defend
ant and they therefore, anybody, are the trustees
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sup S.li Sun srrs 49,. Gas Moon rises 1tl
HIGH DAI
sandy Hook. s;l7 Cows and. 0Ol Hell "he ''''''o"
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
miscellaneous.


brushes of EVERY DESCRIPTION at No
neiory pncsl " JOHN x. HoPP.L
prick MACHINES
- AND BRCk-YARD MIXTURES
Address PkEKsKILL hfG. Co, Peekskll N T.
GAVE yonr NEWSPAPERS and send to j..
~ COLLINS No 40 Spruce s who psy tho HIGHEST rae"
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