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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-05-01

WoMAN's EDUCATION IN FRANCE. n
A woman's movement, we read, is in
progress in France, and it is of a practi-
cal character. Girls in that country are
not allowed, as here, to leap from the
position of bar maid or scullery drudge
to that of governess, but are required to
gain diploma after the test of three
examinations. No ioubt there is little
pedantry, with an equal degree of shall
iowness, about them still, the studies
they indicate are useful. 1t may, in
fact, be suspected that some flippancy
of thought and judgment arises from
the practice, but we must remember the
circumstances, and it is easy to believe
that the habit of studying and thinking
is useful to a teacher. Surprising our
selves to be SO many Persons and John
sons, we may, nevertheless, take delight
in hearing some young girl, just entering
life, debating, even in the crudest essay,
on moral or sacred subjects. When fin
ished it may only be fit for waste paper,
but the mind whence it emanates may,
notwithstanding have been improved.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-05-01

There was very large attendance
last Sunday at Beecher's church many
being curious to hear If the preacher
said anything relative to the reports OF a
recent scandal put afioat in anewspaper
of the city. They were disappointed
Mr.. Beecher not making the least refer
ence thereto.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-05-01

ARKANSAS HOSPITALITY. The repre-
sentative of a Memphis grocery house
has returned from collecting tour with
his nerves and his respects for Arkansas
hospitality very much shaken. His name
is Mahan, and the name of the gentle
man who entertained him is McRea.
Riding over to the vicinity of Tyronga,
Cross county, Ark, Mr.. Mahan met
McRea in the road, and explained the
nature of the important business he had
come so far to transact with him. Mr..
McRea was very sorry he had no time
to attend to it then, as he was on his
way to Memphis; but he politely invit-
ed Mr. Mahan to ride on to the McRea
mansion and make it his home till the
owners return next morning. Mahan
did so, ate a hearty supper, folded the
drapery of his couch about him, and lay
down to pleasant dreams. Next morn
ing he was rudely awakened with SEN
sation as if drove of mules had run
over him, and there stood the hospitable
McRea fondling his guest with a blud-
geon. BY lodging one bullet in the wrist
and another in the side of McRea, Mr.
Mahan was enabled to change his base
to the stable, saddle his horse, and pull
out for Memphis without further
damage
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-05-01
Three bodies were recovered from

Three bodies were recovered from
the Atlantic wreck ON Saturday, The
body of woman was found on the bot
tom, few yards from the broken hull,
with the eyes picked out. The discov-
cry of the bodies was retarded by the
slow process of removing and luggage
floating in the Storage. An attempt
was made to blow off a portion of the
vessels side, but was not successful. A
second attempt was to be made Monday
morning
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-05-01
Thermometer. Barometer reduced



Average OF the week, IL 80
g last week, 42.35
I" last year, 81 80
Warmest day. 2ith-ayerage 1884
Coolest day, 2lts-average 40.43
Highest point of thermometer, 49.5 at
l p. m. on the goth.
Lowest point of the thermometer, 26.5
at 6 a. m. on the ed and Odd.
Range of thermometer during the week,
% deg.
Greatest range, in any one day, 22.5 deg.
on the Odd.
Period of least change, from II IN. to p.
m. on the 26th.
Day of last range, 25th, rs deg.
Average daily range, l5,4 deg.
The barometer has ranged from 1920 to
20 .544.
Rain has fallen on the goth, 18th, 26th
making 00S of an inch.
Hail fell on the goth but little
Snow fell on the 18th, but little.
Cloudy weather has very generally pre-
vailed.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-05-01
worse aud More of it.

The miracles Of Lourdes and La Sal
cite are surpassed. Paris has in its turn
been favored, by an apparition of the
Virgin. The story goes that lately, an
upholsterers son, named Armand Wal
let. an Alsatian, who had lost the use Of
his limbs in consequence of violent rheu-
matte pains, and who was on the point
of death, was suddenly cured after hav-
ing seen at the window of his room, the
apparition of a Virgin one palm in
hight. After the cure, the visits of the
Virgin continued under different crcum-
stances. Several persons of the neigh
borhood and especially children were
witnesses of the fact. But this is not
all. In the Place DIES Battignolles anoth-
er child, Alfred Fontes, Brazilian, pu-
pill of the seminary OF st. Nicolas, suf-
fering from IA disease of the liver and
alterations, was miraculously cured in
the same manner lie also saw the Nir-
gin, robed in white and blue, and daz-
zling with light. Doctor Cresty, who
lives in the Rue Lemercier, has drawn
up certificate of these extraordinary
cures. He seriously atfirms that they
are the result of a miracle, as the child
rem were beyond the reach of medical
skill
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-05-01

eral. K. w. Barber, has given notice
that the department will, on the lst of
Nav. commence the issue To postmasters
of The postal cards authorized by the act
Of June 8. 1872.
DESCRIPTION.
The card adopted is five and one
eight inches in length and three inches
in width, and is made of good stitf
paper. water-marked, with the initials
ssJ1. S. P. o. D" in monogram.
The face of the card is engraved, sur
rounded by border in scroll work one
eight of an inch in width. The one
cent stamp printed on the upper right
hand corner is from profile bust OF the
Goddess of Liberty, looking to the left,
and surrounded by lathe-work border,
with the words ''U. S. Postage inserted
above. and zone Centasbelow.
On the upper left hand corner are the 6,
words Omitted States Postal Card"
with the directions to "write the address
only on this side-the message on the
other" Underneath, and occupying the
lower half of the card, are ruled lines
/ on which to write the address, the top
line being prefixed with the word lie.
The back of the card intended tor the
/ 10
devoid even of ruled lines. In color the
body of the card is light cream, the
printing velvet brown. No variation in
Size, shape, color, or In any other par
ticular will be made from the regular
style to accommodate special cases, nor
will the department do any printing on
the cards beyond the engraving specified
in the description.
Postal cards will be sold for one cent
each. neither more nor less, whether in
large quantities or in small.
Uses.
The object of the postal cards is, to
facilitate letter correspondence and pro-
vide for the transmission through the
/ raails at a reduced rate of postage, OF
sbnrt communications, either printed OF
written in pencil or ink. They may,
therefore. be used for orders, invitations,
notices. receipts, acknowledgements, ano
other requirements of business and social
1 life. Aud the matter desired to be con
viewed may be either in writing or II
nr;nt. or partially in both. In then
4 treatment as mail matter they are to be
regarded by postmasters the same q
sealed letters and not as printed matter
aycent that in no case viii unclaimed
cards be sent to the Dead Letter office
IRREGULAR CARDS s.
An ordinary printed business care
NAV be sent through the malls whei
prepaid by one cent postage stamp at
tached; but such card must contain alb
solutely "no written matter, except th'
address. = otherwise it will be treated a
! rot fully prepaid, and refused admission
into tue mails. 1 ~ 49,
I "a eopNTsRFE
All cards different from those hereil
described, bearing embossed or printed
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-05-01

METEOROLOGICAL REPORT,
For the week ending April '26th. 1873
Taken at the State Normal School,
Castleton, Vermont. s4
Reported for the Rutland HerdLd.l
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-05-01
grEcuIfure.

GOVERNMENT CARE OF THE NATIONS AG-
RICULTURAL INTERESTS DEPART
MENT AT WASHINGTON, AND ITS OBJ
JECTS.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-05-01

& in Three Rivers, Canada, the water
is up to Market square in the heart of
the city, and farms on the banks of the
river are all flooded. In the town of
Berthier the people have vacated their
houses, and boats ply through the prin-
cipal streets.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-05-01
Postal Cards.

The Third Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral. f. w. Barber, has given notice
that the department will, on the lst of
Nav. commence the issue to postmasters
of The postal cards authorized by the act
Of June 8. 1872.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-05-01

Postal cards viii be sold for one cent
each, neither more nor less, Whether III
large quantities or in small.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-05-01

EOpNlEfSt IT y.
All cards different from those nereiH
described, bearing embossed or printed
The sun., 1873-04-17
rkrsshins q BannRck Indian - The Noble
Savage'r Reauert

The nearest approach 10 the heroic color
fng given to Indian character bv the pale faced
poets OF other days has just been told us by one
Of the partlcipBturr in a little sQuabhle with one
Of tho bone-pcking Bannacks who haunt this
vicinity
One day last week, while Geo. Gohn and Geo.
Smith were killing beef at their laughteT-huuse
by three or four squaws, came upon the scene in
search OF wood and the legitimate plunder Of
the slaughteT-houso- the refuse. The lOrdly
child Of the forest und2nihedly stretched him
self upon the ground, and calmly smiled upon
his industrious wives az they gathered the
trophies
Happening to pass his way Smith accidentally
his boot, when big lnJun resented the fancied
Insult Dy laying hold Of clapbOard aud swatting
George over the back. More pleased than angry, =,
smith retaliated by squeezing the red man =
windpipe and showing him one side, suppo.ing
-peased. He accordingly went Tor Smith, and In
Aten-mnute rough and tumble hght came out
second best.
Now right here II where a sensible white man
would have quit, and where the traditional he
roism OF the red asserted Itself lie had been
loves ard then ignominlousy thrashed. II wa,
too much; and with voice BUNDLED with
shame aud hpsOm barred 10 the skies he ap.
preached Mr.. GOhn with Me licked me biz
Injun, and me no want to live You shootet
me, George you ksllum me quick-me no want
TO live"
George demonstrated, but in vain that war
iioi was disgraced, and wanted to be gathered
10 ms fathers, aud Insisted on being Killed as h,
,stoou snlting his brave, brown bosom befOr,
Us humane slayer OF kline. Falling To convince
~SA 'haI many u white man got whipped ar
The sun., 1873-04-17
SitlmJJais an Gttrol)i.
DENNSYLyANIA RAILROAD.

= aims leave Ncw YORK from foot Of DcsSro',-s s1i
CcrtIudt sts. ~ fOioNs;
EAprcss for Harrisburg Ptsburxh tho West. AMI SOnt
VITA Puuln palace ctrs alta iei. $50 A. Ai j. . an
SOL = v. SUNDAY, 3, :, aud Sjl T. ".
Foo baltimore, WAAhinsi ln, aud the south atg a. NJ
EXPRESS for IN iaiefphii, sg. anIgJ \. N,l4L T. T.
$50. T.. NJ, anu /! niSut. sunday, q, sIl anl !
For Philadelphia. yil KcnsnSton. At A.M.au1& T. "
EmIgrtnt and scton c.t-. aus T.. VI.
For Newark ~ g. G3l l. 40, SD ?. ~ u. M 4. W. r.
Ia 20 =, ,3lt3p, ~ go $40. 81 i}1. So. g. 80
~ / iG ,Hl@S TO- il'SO, and u T. NJ. sunday. sN
fet Eiilaosth, q, G:B, 7,7.i9, ssle9.pu arItrp A
M,l!M. ll5 -, ,2u, 3,32l fnL %, -, So. 81
80. .. so $50 10 Slo 10 ilaD. AMI /! P.N. 5un'
For iahvay, 9, go: l. $40, e3 AMI ~ A. ". ~ noon, l.
23l 4, $40. 50 40 ~ 5.!L so jIl !, so L ~
Fer woodoridgc apd rertn Amboy' sand " A. NJ aj1
For Ncw Rrunsw .ck. {, AMI ~ A. N.L2a'il
5g1 6, and l.. NJ. and Y night Sunly 6arna T., NJ
For East Mllstone A. T., ~ noon. lt0 ant 80 T.. VI.
for Lnmhcrtvillr ind ~" nlngtln \. VI and2 T.. VI.
Foi Pnilhp,rurg aud Brlvi lere eanl lP. "
Accommodation Tor Bur IrutOWn Burln g11 and Cam
frr frecrpl1, 5Hnis "A M,.lntlP. VI.
Lnr JLiurshurg !. P.Hhrrton, can .cu \. VI, gDP. "
Trains arrlvr iolows; From III tshur ~ $50 A. ".
ifd T. NJ, daily. tllt \. W., am fB T.. VI, daily rV.
tept Monday. From Wtshiu .tOn snl Baltimore, 6.D
a 81, iji and iol! T.. VI. sunlay. ~ N ". Fro n
Sjl, 6ni, ano 50 =. VI si1dlv 52l 90, an lJi \. W.
Ticket of cs. jl, ii, 81, ttd 9ii Br1llSlYi No. 1
Astor House and foot ~ DesIr1.s thli C,rln 1t stl
A. \. CA~SArr n. ". BOYD, Jr,
General Manager Gene al ra,sri lct Agent.
The sun., 1873-04-17

then had tho audscity to want TO live, Gohn had
TO lead him away.
On Smith returning 70 town and cabin IN the
evening, the noble Bannack again came and In.
sisted on being killed, and finally persuaded
Smith TO perform the bloody deed with little
axe" Stoicslly stood the chief under the sha-
dow OF the blade, ready for the sacrifice. and IA
II descended with n crash Mr.. Indian sprang one
side. and YOU couldn't have seen his heels for
tho dust as he struck out for his wakiup.
The sun., 1873-04-17
M,sttllartous.

DRl~IIF- Of every description At RS Pearl ST
ID Harpers building Al articles at the lowest factory
prices. jobs n. HOPPEL.
nlNORCf- legally obtained, n publicity; no fee
IFin advance. VI. HOUSE, Attorney, lyl HroAlNay
DOST OFFICE NOTICE. The mails for Europe
during hr week cnd,ls saiuriayi April 49, ls3 wll
at \. NJ, and on SATURDAY At - and II \. VI.
I. l.. .dAiES. POstmaGter.
The sun., 1873-04-17
Sost auo foun0.

4 OSTkS reward mink sklus marked T. ll'. 90
i April Ii IN front Of ~ kllahrt1 !. .u-nt
NJ. MANINEH, H. h''ry-
- REWARD For the return Of the latS, ~
- sweat binket initill, u. ". C.. lost uu lteslp
light between the ParA aud lith ST. ON ,tA ay Ap's
reward VIII be paid to the party leaving Al 80 h'-'
way, And no questions asked.
The sun., 1873-04-17
=. p. rnAytn. Arrrio\rNV

81. Nv 7, :. 4 ' 70 7 " 10,
As ,lGSEE SAL. NN MONDAY. APisiI q,
at iOot'ock \ NJ atnr' 80 p.y st.
The entire stock and tools Of ts' Frlsur ST an Heat.
ING and Manufacturing GO vn~nf. rrusistu. uf ~
rulings nrsss :, chni,s s1ppli'f. l1d cim o..
tors tools together with lu; " patterns ant one vtr
teal hrIiH-, com Il.tc. Per ordc~
r.. y. iESRy, SalcsnI \. CARR Assign e.
GALES AZ AIr rInN.
- ALLIES f. MISE :. AUCrIONEfR
sale rooms ~ Chamh Y. aud 81 Geidt str.
On Fri IAr. Anrl is at nl o'cpr 3l II 18Th -,
AL the furniture II ths nrstlas, boarding hou. loc,
tcd above couuri-.4s C'r1cts. mirrors, rosewood
and black walnut psrlpr 'diupm ant dining furit.
tif" hci- holsters and piiOW- ere kerry AMI glass
ware, 90. &c
The sun., 1873-04-17

Saws he stranger, that's tall 'un
SANS /, " Sir. whence this familiarity -
says he. " beg pardon, I merely remarked.
that was n tall mountain
S'Ns L. " All rivnt >ir, no harm done, hut that
mountain dom begin to pc a. nigh ~ old Ben
Nevis"
says he, what, how, who, who Is Ben Nevis,
sir"
Says 7, " Hc l. high old fellow Ben Nevis Is,
ne n a Scotchmau iiiu feet h IN
says he, " hat in tuc name of con, mon calico
are ynu talking about, stranger Nuu duu {
want me L. believe that mtu was ever i,.S'J
feet high, do yuu t"
sass L. " NV dear >ir. hy no means no. sir, Zen
News l. amouut.un. mot O. man. and the tallost
Liil iu tit Br,ti-. Islands
says hr, AA.
81. W.
The sun., 1873-04-17
dolouO anO Gov

Q'rsowI .l9ttts.
III. Vol enlisted before Iulv %. tsi, Tor wears.
y csH r- ubosuty Increase 90 . nv ana pension.
ers lrltWpn.S tlrcI, ,tgs' =. 1rrals, F.P v .N1k,
H' c1rf cler, I san ilry uu. AZ dc>, ll "a sau.
ii iI"Nt NG,-uu Tue. lt,, Nurl f. Nich,lt4 Lost
~ Ft'l ah.u lt"n-s r"itnt. frri l1rhu. t4rN
cWp'p k.l' i'g+ .anN NlsArr~ drr-rsd 90 90 Ic coat
ana Nr-i, r1ce pAut., sra5 f.un' SHIRT, and lt %
h.t. Any ih rra. t1n coi""rntns lam Nl,l be- fhaLh
tuly rtceNcu 10y allres.nt
JOHs j. LoTr oauar. ie. L. !.
NTRlCrI IRE, rs'I'a. and plies RADICAL, cured
= Nl'hUnt Anite c1VsiC. or detention from business
diseases OF the selera " orsan' diseases anu dcflrm
Ties Of the eve. nose face, pcrson, ant all inNoriut
cases HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. D., Ia Lexington ay.
The sun., 1873-04-17
Iranito .MnIts.

A GHNTs wanted with y or " capital, osn make
pw"sSr~ v ,..as, %,, ,.,,sS - sS at .1 MslAsHrRs ..
A suOEMANER wanted-A STEADY, sobor iran.
N SiS 9Th nv Come prepared to work
S pqSScs 2a@ S+ssd sa ss % % wso
"
four'h avs. -----------.
RoM vsn.si wsn'od "c cshHH"oops fancy store ~ ""
:. ...ug. -, -.
hands oni, tSose 10 earn the hest sses
need apply a. COX's, corner Broadway and ith at
CAnpe~. ,alcsm,9 and porter wanted. at DIR
<,Opu bla,ksm,tt. on be,v, railroad vorL. oriv
CO. corner of Adams % and 81 sis' II InSboRcn j.
ION comso.l,ot,r good one. at citizen once. Hack.
N.'' y" w. = eO'1 ,'''U ~
VI wriJ cduc,,cI to dclivsr books Co customers IL
An ,n Gr;lcros ost sea M Il, hS
NvNNsnd wife va, To ss,I,, on farm mus, undor
stand plain gardening and horses. vie fcr gener,
rACuJ>JSr wanted who lnder,tands yar,ous
VI rnat's ofscwins maeSincs must be experienced
at y chambers ST.
Ny-rRv u,V AMI boy at RlCKEPny pnoa,
I! O. ,sS! $S% Sco%'' fai''n Junction q be k.e
pnIsrrn-,- ono arsi.Gl,,. sie,dy 10, comPo.i:
NFlgs ~ q W. NJ" - 9" '''~i, VI
NO. - Nar'ok si' OF j. A. REID.
DAINTEWs for main work smcn or sm,r; boys;
, Nrniv WORK can cary corner Of Lexington av
,,,,<,,,.,. ,.,,, 49,. ..,.,..,. :,
If.n' sioEr bros iSsicIcii.t, liroosiyn. "
P,M%NG,A AWx9tptee % ySgHs s,, az do joobins
,,,,., ,,.s
,,,,vo,u...n ,na,. ~ ,,',' -----
49, 49, "
,ns. AZ % ',.'''''" ~ ---
''' ""'' "A"''" 1t : '0O" 81
ry0",N NE> aud hborcrs wanted kpo'v cor1or
- ST. "nd ''h S' NeA belonging to societies not
= '\NrHEiL FER son p R'Ni'rE'
r.'O contractors. farmers. trade-men ac.-Au who
v: Y @ S2 'i' xins ;H .s "fa Se''
n - toN ,S sM a9trd. push qs e. work IN
,sa w ,mi,o ,iC ,e ae,Rn niGirr'd CA Union ST.
,y,wo harnc.. mater. w,nted. oqc ,or new work.
G,,s ;,,a y. T.,,or. ,..,, ,.,, +. .,,,, a..
.,9sE S3sf "a -a' country Can " lol '''.'S st. l''"
an ssa as. sGSf SSS f% i, ?'S %5i
1--WE ,.,lor. ,S,qlea .. gg.sein.o. At +, el;rs;o9
,,,,,,.> -.
VRn 49, ,i b,y ~hS hH' ~9ricd a. the 'runf
no r,iIou-. -c,,,n,nl., ,go,, ,,Iorc..c.. pad
1'p boo, .na;r, -yaa,,' r-;,ci,,., printed JON
49,. u... ,-' ".'''
TO Hsrtrs9 va Re y man - -,lck Ani do rair'
i;Il-Mi.r,,- ,,., wanted mt by n DIETRICH q saith
"a. ,>Trp rvoe,.,.c,,..bstc-, ,o ., l., c,-,, ,,.
The sun., 1873-04-17
Boaro an0 Rooms.

c'o"AS Hl'o iNONH'S'
4 FEW young men be accommodated with
~ pleasant rooms, single beds, and good DO ard $50
ahd y per wrek 10 ohYer St, neSr Chatham SQUARE
A FEW respectable men can he accommodated VITA
board and light, airy rooms In small family, AT ~
East broadway.
FEW young men can be accommodated with good
N board and pleasant rooms st ~ East l,th st. lst
noOr
A FEW gentlemen can be- accommodated with good
N board and pleasant rooms. 100 Nest S9th ~.
A LARGE, furnished room and bedroom 10 letwith
N or without board 2j West 26th st.
A FEW young men can be accommodated With
N board at2i5 West 18th ST.
(OARDING.-iH Ia Mulberry It., near Grand; single
I'D rooms, $3.50; double rooms, IS.
coon board ana single beds 4 few young mon az
~ y per week; also, man and wife NH two young
ladies' S@S fearl St, Franklin Square Hotel
l,OOD board and pleasant rooms for a fcw youug
" men no moving 2ii West %mst
EcOD single rooms with clean beds, s. a wecA
IN walton liorse, 3@6 Pearl s.
NJ ICE furnished rooms for ladlr. or gentlemen with
~ or without board. $40 East ,Sth 81
1.-TWO young grls can he accommodated Wit, D., ard
i snd home comfntts. 2I Deanceyst
TWO respectable young men have board ud airy
4 rooms at $50 East l,th st.
1=HAMIhTON ST. near Catharirc ,r.c fur'
= msheu parlOr TO let with range $3.50 rooInf951
oI 0rII ST, near % nv. -Furni.hed room 10
49, sehlielhen or respectable married couple, for
Housekeeping.
Gt Sn GOOD bosrd and lodging At Ganse.
Vf'cOs wort st. near l3th st,, west Of 9Th ay.
The sun., 1873-04-17

woud you, make one OF a "rcwd OF active phiinn.
trOpists? WOu.1 Vol lnycs' -ynnr m nt'N wicrs
thieves do not break IN IN scilp WGul YOU put ycnr
grcenbsoss where they viii receive ,ube bc,.in1t
Wonid you sec an he seen, hear anu be heard,l ow
and h" known, minister snd bc ninstcred toP Wond
attend the most successful and brilliant Fair OF the
scason2 90 rus EVENING 10 Apollo Hal co -uer y
Hro ldway and Twentv.eirhtt street 20 rhMOEROW
EVENINU; ~ FRIDAY Evening go SAT- KDAY
EVESiNG Tho Var ot al oih,.s 20 c,n ncnd lisclf
20 the benevolent is the FAIR FOR THS CHAPLIN
HONE
The sun., 1873-04-17


lNStSOrAs y lis Wed esd iA. Apr g. it % = u
NANHAIl y sails NriHc nav. Np tai. af . 10. r.
Cabin uA,sa sr - gold StnrrlEc, 81 currency.
Dra!ts on La-la4l, J. 'tr I. &c.
WILL MS Is GUION,
- llrnlNA uN. NV Yn-k.
The sun., 1873-04-17
sb,pp,uQ.
shipping
A>CtioW IINE ~ l'itE~> -rpNTBW-. g

ANCtloW IINE ~ 'WE~- -rF NuER--
~ s.i from ~ r. %. NIrtl i.ly'r, NcS io,si
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