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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-11-07
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Tie East

THrRrY.sryEN mills at Fan River, Mass,
have commenced running only four days a
week and eight hours per day The remaining
two mills 10 the place me running iull time
for the present These mills employ about
$4,000 hands, who are now out Of work.
A DESTRUCTIVE fire occurred at Freehold, n.
) !. causing loss OF $3.50, 600, The postoffice,
court house, Jail and city and county Offices
were DESTROYED, together with The Enquirer
printing Office, IN which building the fire or
iguated.
THE investigation into the charges prefer
red IN Henry Ward Bccchers Church against
Henry G. Bowen aud Theodore Triton, for cir.
cuatlng ISLANDERS against the Pastor Of that
church, have commenced in Brooklyn, but are
carried on IN secret.
THE suit Of VIM. =. Brtton vs. Ben L. But.
lcr to recover SIS, 900, amount Of two drafts
seized by Gan Butler in 1862 while he wac
military governor OF New Orleans, has begun
before Judge Woodruff in the United States
Circuit Court in New York
THE superintendent of the Young Mems
Christian Association at Boston announces
tina it IL worse than useless for poor aud Ia
boring classes to seek that city for employ.
meDt that r,muuoratvo labor cannot be fur
nshed to one on OF fifty Of its now idle thou.
sands
AIAHGE meeting Of the opponents Of any
change in the common school system, inyoly-
ng divers on Of the public school funds to
soctarian schools was held in New York last
week. Among lhe resolutions was one favor.
ng the incorporation q tho general principle
OF a school system IN the Constitution Of the
United States, that il may be- placed beyond
the reach Of ~ enemies.
ABJAH RICHARDSON, mess. nger for the great
railroad bond forgors, bias been arrested at
New York, ON a charge Of swiudug the Full
lerton Cigar Company, Of Joliet, out ct $4,000.
Two WEEKS ago a box containing a quantity
bonds belonging to John H. Seobach va
stolrn from the Long Island Savings Bank
Brooklyn. On Saturday Seebach received
letter, asking II he would pay fifteen thousand
ter the return oi the bonds
PHELPS, the dciaultuc New York state
Treasurer, has been committed 10 jail in de-
fault of $4,000 bail
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G0Od Cooks Wanted.

Every one who knows ANYTHING of
the life OF the English poor is aware of
the misery and waste caused by their
want OF knowledge of domestic econo-
my, and by their lack OF habits of fru-
gality and method. Isuppose it is no
exaggeratlon to say that poor French
woman would make the money which
the wife of Il poor Englishman spends
in food go twice as far, and at the same
time turn out twice as palatable din
ner. Why Englishmen, who are so
VIGOROUSLY fond of good living should
be SO heiplessly incompetent in the art
of cookery, is one of the great mystic
ries of Nature: but from the
varied denominations of the rail
way refreshment rooms to the mono
tOnous dinners OF the poor, English
feeding is either wasteful or nasty, or
both. And as to domestic service. the
groans of the housewives ascend to
heaven In five cases out of six, the
girl who takes a "place . has to be
trained by her mistress in the first
rudiments of decency and order; and
it is a mercy if she does not turn up
her nose at anything like the mention
of an honest and proper economy.
Thousands of young girls are said to
starye, or worse, yearly in London
and at the same time thousands OF
mistrosses Of househoulds are ready to
pay high wages for a decent house
maid, or cook, or fair workwoman
and can by no means get what they
want. Surely, if the elementary schools
are worth anything, they may put an
end To state of things which is dc
the poor, while it is vast
ing the lives of those better off in
small worries and annoyances. Prof
UlgrIel
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-11-07

grant railroads, or accepted presents or mo-
ney from contractors, to leading positions in
the House or on committees.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has ordered
the payment of silver at New York, Boston,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, aud other leading
cities where there are Assistant Treaslirers or
designated repositories In no case will more
than five dollars in silver be paid 10 one per
son. the balance Of a check being payable in
greenbacks.
FRoM the figures in the Customs Bureau it
is ascertaned that the collections OF customs
duties during the fiscal year ending J uly 80,
1873, amounted to Slss ,OS9,322 as against
S206. $40, 764 Tor the year before, falling off
OF SIS, $50, 7eI. The decrease since July l,
1872, as compared with the previous year, Is
over $1,000 900. The last tariff act, in which
tea and coffee were placed upon the free list,
Is the cause Of the great reduction, and Sa'
cretary Richardson thinks it is a favorable
sign
TnE Comptroller Of the Currency has re-
ceiyed letters from officers Of several OF the
most prominent Western banks taking strong
ground against the policy of paying interest
on deposits.
CART EADs aud DR.. Tausig had long con-
conference with the Secretary OF War regard
ing the report Of the army engineers upon the
81, Louis bridge. The President was very
emphatic IN expressing the opinion that the
compony having fully complied With the law,
any change would have to be paid for by the
Quilted States, while the Secretary as en-
phatcaly dsclaimed having approved the re-
port Of the Board OF Engineers. At the sug-
gestion Of President Graut, Secretary Belknap
wrote an official letter 10 that effect TO the
President OF the Company, in which he said
Ny approval OF the recommendation OF the
Chief Engineer was not an approval Of the
report OF the Board, ofwhich took no notice.
The order of Secretary Richardson to
Treasurer spinner, directing payment in sill
yer, is as follows "You Will please, on and
after the receipt Of this letter aud until
otherwise ordered, pay public creditors,
should they desire 1t, On account Of currency
obligations, but not in exchange for currency
The sum must not exceed S. IN any one pay
meut In silver CON-"
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Washington

lHE totthcoming civil service cXamiu,tt.,r.
N n" York CliN viii h. hX,d tyr about the
18TH q November. Examination. Ia Cine,p.
natl on or about ,hc l9ih ~ November. and h
81 Lens On the 2Gtb II November. Amin.
cants tor THESE examinations may address an
government departments, including IN. com
missioner 81 Agriculture, excepting the :. ere.
'aff Of state, Who does not appear IA the list
OF those 20 whom applications MA, De- sent
Tan head Of Capt Jack has been received
II the Smithsonian Institute end clusga much
interest TO the si,ht-svers.
rHg members OF the Third House. 3. ,r..
lobbyists. arr already beginning to ariye mn
Washington, aud arr LAYING their pipes l,r m.
approaching scsslon. Owing to tbo i,ygs.h
staleoi the public MUD. g IS pr,l.tt.d 4. how
ever by those who ought 90 tuaa. tbst ths
approaching session VIII prove 4 rnth.r la.
rem harvest % thc los.rullcr..
oNt u ihc Nevict S,iuy, Naomi. tf..a.
eminent has arrived 30 Washmet,n f,..,, III.
state II North Carolina n. inform. 80,
,ofnelaoen'fai that over thirty MON have
u''n eti'st,d Oh That state. onuerl with,
eantefi.itng United States MONEY. ,rl 1.,
They expect 70 arpst p tween ih,rfy anal t.,t,
more. THIS viii bf the creates, haul ars.,..
tericltsfs ever made.
MOVEMENTS h.rug organized to hs,e the
Republican caucus which adI urpin d. aa,.
Gers fer Che mex, House gi Representative.
declare tmpbahcaIIy against ,I,,uns IN,
member. implicated s tho Credit M f.e.
Transaction, OF who have pcsaatsi h apd
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\ FmNcH project recently wrote to
ono of the mayors of his department
advising him, as the cholera had broken
out in the district, to take all the nee.
essafy precautions After some time
the mayor wrote to say that he had
taken all the proper steps, and upon
the perfect sending 10 see that they
were eilectual. he found that the only
preparation the mayor ,had made con
sisted IN having 4 large number Of
graves dug IN tine church.yard
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-11-07

FELLOW ft'rn d disappearing nom tbe
Texas towns.
AoB q New ORLEANS D, gru,. upd,rt,.k i.
OBTAIN social equality on steamboat Il, t,,.,
o. arms but the tyrannical Officer. promptly
backed out Of their reach into the stream.
IHE Memphis Appeal contains card thank.
ing the country tor the liberal contributions.
and stating that while money is mo- longer
needed for fever sufferers, contributions Will
be Thankfully received Tor those rendered
destitute by the scourgc.
A DIFFICULTY occurred on Moudsy between
d. L. Graves, proprietor OF the Mammoth
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A Warming Concerning Coal.

People who prefer wetting the win.
ter's store of coal TO lay the dust on
putting il into their cellars, do not
generally know that they are laying up
for themselves store of sore Threats
and other evils consequent upon the
practice. Even the tirc-damp, says an
exchange, which escapes from the coal
mines, arises from the slow decompo-
sitian of coal at temperatures of but
little above that of the atmosphere,
but under augmented pressure. BY
wetting mass of freshly broken coal
and putting it into a cellar, the mass
is heated to such a degree that carbur.
cited aud sulphuretted hydrogen are
given off for long periods of time aud
peryade the whole house. The liabill-
ty of wet coal to mischievous results
under such circumstances may be ap-
prcciated from the fact that there are
several instances on record of sronta-
neous combustion of coal when slowed
INTO the bunkers or holds Of vessels.
And from this cause, doubtless, many
missing coal vessels have persisted.
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JiSKs had been indulging too freely
in ardent spirits. At u street corner
his hat dropped into the gutter. Says
.inks IL know-if | pick you up
III fall-if ! fall YOU won't p--hick me
-hick-up goodnight 90 Aud he
walked of with a smile of satisfaction.
describing innumerable zig zags As he
went, leaving the hat IN the gutter
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-07
the GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

THKiR VISIT TO THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
This morning, about eighteen or twenty OF the
manbars OF the General Assembly OF the State Of
Delaware, accompanied BY Superintendent Har-
Ian and menbers OF the Board OF Education,
visited No. l. School, on French street, above
Fifth. They were escorted through the various
depaTtmenlg and listened to resolutions, reviews,
sRging, &c, by the scholars Addresses were
delivered in the boys and girls departments, by
Speaker Leslie, of the Senate and Representa-
tive Hickman. They were greatly pleased with
The appearance of tho school, and the excellent
manner in which the scholars compolted them-
selves and opsnly expressed their admiration.
They were next driven to new School No. IA,
over Third street bridge, where another briet
examination of scholars was held for the benefit
OF the visitors. The other Schools are being
visited this afternoon.
The members OF the General Assembly we're
greatly pleased with the school system Of this
city, and its practical effects The leave for their
respective homes, this evening, carrying with
them such opinions Of the benefits of our Public
Schools, as will doubtless lead to their adoption
of measures for the improvement OF the school
system throughout the State
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-07
NherIM's sale.

Raah By virtue Of writ Of LsVari Raeias lo ne
m directed. WilA be exposed to RRblie Gals ct
the Lafayette Ho.el su shipley street,
~ kept by james O, PierSon, In the city Of
Riimington, New Castle county: Dslavurc. on
WEDNESDAY. the 18th oay Of February, AID. 1873.
at 2 O'Clock, D. m.
the following described keal Estate. ViE
ALI thst certain lot of land With brick Dwelling
thereon erected situated in the eiy Of WILMINGTON
and bounded as follows. to wit: Beginning on th 8
eastery siaa Of Madison street seventy sE test from
the nOFtheasterly corner Of Fourth and haaisOn
streets At the center Of the party wall between the
hOuso on this lot end that the lot south OF this
thence aasseTly parallel 70 Fourth street through
the centre Of the party wall Aforesaid SIXTY seven
fest; thence poEtherly and parallel to haei5eH
street twenty feet. more or less 20 the s0atharly
side IL fouP feet alley lsaning into hadson street;
thence westerly along said aide Of said alleY end
parallel % Fourth street sixty sc!en feet 70 The
easterly side OF Mad ism street; and thence south
eriY along sald side Of Madison street twenty GSst.
rOre or les. 10 the place OF bssnntng Be the e0ny
tentp thereof What they may, with tho free cad
interFuDtsd use ot Aforesaid alley In common with
other owners Of laAds bounded thereon. forever.
seized and taken into execution ee the property
Of Norris Dielpnson, and 20 be sola bf
3OHERf L. ARMSTRONG, ShasiR.
shsriA's OhOs. New Castle Del Jan. .l6 -. fa73-s8
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-07
SMePRn sale,

49,, BY virtue OF writ of Levari Faeias to me
". direc'e1, will be exposed 10 Publis Sale, at
w the National Hotel, kept By j. q. LiDpin-
~ colt. in MiddletOWn in St. GeOrgee hundred,
New Castle county Delaware.
On MONDAY. the 9th day OF February. A. d. 1873,
At II o'clock NJ,
the following described Real Estate. Wis; ....
All that tract Of land situated in APp9QuinimAhk
hundred, New Castle connly and State Of Delaware
and particularly described as follows. TO wit: Be.
ginning At 3 stake in the public road leading from
the Pine Tree 20 0inu's LRnding. ceFBeT for these
premises and other lands Of the saia 0allagheE
from thence b. Ran, dividing Lac toF said BEomi.
ses, south 40 degrees W0st w 5-l0th p0TokGs 70 a
stake corner Of other lSpds Of said GALLAGHER Hnd
in line Of land late OF ohm Naudain. deceased;
thence with line Of that land nOrth 4f u degrees
West 81 9-l0th porehes to . stone corner ter aaid
NAudAin's lands, and Herewith sOath 421< degreos
west 81 4-lQth poFehes TO q large marked maDlo
corner for these pTemiges and lands nf Jeremiah
BFister lnegrOG from thence With line OF lAad az
said Brster and land Of Joseph snry n0Ftk
49, degrees west 1la T.iOth perohss TO q stake IN
the State read leading from Odessa 70 BlaeabiFd;
thence with said State road towards Odessa nOTth
degrees and 20 minutes aast q and 10th peFrhes
70 4 stake in said road corner for land OF LudWig
wsllschmidt; from thenca with line cf SaSd Wall
large sycamore tree. steae 1 Il. IN The Aforesaid
pine tres and landing road; FROM thence with the
canter Of said ad towaTds said landing and bind
ing herewith 20 the place Of beginnng, e0ntaninE
li3 Acres and 40 PeTchos Of land, more or less
Soised and taken int0 0Kecalion - the property
Of Rufus Jones ana Caroline y. his Wifo, and l. g..
and TO be sold by - 5.
ROBERT L. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
SHERIFF. 0mOe. New Castle. Jan. Is. AID. le7Sfebl
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-07

WONDERFUL sAGAcITY OF A DoG.-About lhe
nrst Of January last Mr.. James Philllps WHO re-
sided last year, on the farm Ia the vicinity of r
Gairy.s Mil, about three miles from this place
len with his family for Philadelphia, and took
WIN hlm an old inyOrite dog. Arriving in that
y eiiy me dOg was taken 10 his new home. On lle
third day alter his arrival the dor was missed ana
oould not he found. just twenty days afterwand
,Mne M 9og made his appearance at the residence OF
Mr. Isaac j. Moore, near Burrsvlile In this county
from whence MI. Phillips aud family took their
departure when leaving for Philadelphia. Poor
old "Flfe' made the return triD m f,ventx, 49,
weary and foot-SOre, bearing on his person numer.
Gus scars and was quite stiffAnd poor. He Is now
safely enAconeed at the residence Of Mr. Moore
seemingly content and satisfied with lis present
quarters Old "Fiie" does not relish fashionable
city lfe.-DsntOn (Md.) Union,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-07

FATAL AccIDENT.-On Tuesday night, between
me hours OF nine and ten, near North Bend
ABOUT three-quarters OF a mile west OF PenninR.
tonVille, and within two hundred yards of his oTD
house, on the Penn'a Railroad. a man named
DAVID St0ner was killed by the PittsburQ Fxpres,
going west. There he was seen about fvt
o'clock and afterwards, about eight o'clock, at
Carter II Co.'S store. He was walking toward,
home on the track when struck, and was Knocked
into ditch Of running water on the north side.
where he was found lying upon his face, dead
Dr. Keely was called and upon examination found
his neck one shoulder and both legs 10 be broken,
besides other Injuries.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-07
NhArfMa nalA.

- By Virtne Of aWFit Of Veaaltioui E4ponas
% me directed, will be exRoesd 20 Fable
k Sale. at the lafayette Hotel. 81 ShIPisg
city Of Milmingtop. New Castle county. DelaWag6,
On WEDNESDAY. the 1oth Of February. a, nT
lsIS e o'clock ,. ms the fsllouing Described
All that certain lot Of land sitaated in The sity
OF WILMINGTON. New. Castle. e0anay, Delaware.
ming ~ the south vest corner o. Ninth and Wind
sor Streets thence s0EtheFlY along aaid Waa1arlV
side Of WiadsOr street eiahty feet 70 . eoTner;
lhepee Wastegly parallel 70 Njnth street segente0n
tses 70 anotheE corner; thence !ReEtheFly and hR-
rallel 70 the Arst N ehtioned line and Wladk6P
Springer the west 10 fest % the afOIeIaA Soath
eriY side Of Ninth street, and theasa thereby Oaa-
tefly ~ feet 70 the place OF baanning be the eOn-
Sens thereof What they may, with two story hgiek
beinod end taken into execution a. tho praportp
Of jacob @. Chandler, aud 10 - sold 81 -
=. ROBERT L. ARMSTRONG. Sheriff.
hherlhb OaieO. Nav nastis Del. Jan. Is AID. 1sIS-2s
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-07

Gov. Austin, of Minnesota, is taking measure
to relieve the sufferers by the late great storms
Commissioners are TO be sent TO the various
localities TO ascertain by personal inspection
needy and meritOriOus persons.
At Saratoga, N. Y, yesterday, Peter Curley,
implicated in the Waterford Bank robbery
was heaId in $lO9, 900 bail to appear before the
grand jury at BallstoD, on Monday next
The Potomac river had risen five feet at
Harper's Ferry yesterday morning. The fe-
high has risen slightly, but there is no DANCE
OF freshet at present.
j. Warren Pryor, Esq, in improving his
premises, found under window sill trhee pen-
les Of 1898, half-penRy of 1904, and one half
penny of 1903.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-07

The MILITARY FAR.-LsTge numbers of peo-
pie visited the Military Fair, at the Masonic lem.
pie, last evening, and every seat in the house wa,
occupied. The ceremonies opened with prayev
by Rev. Chas. Hill. Ritchie's band discoursed an
excellent programme of music. The chief event
OF the evening, was the visit of the President and
his staff, which is described elsewhere. The fair
closes this evening, when all who have not vet
been there, should be sure 20 go. Arrangements
nave been made Tor the pleasant entertainment Ol
all, and the worthy object for which the fair II
being held should entitle 1t to generous public
support.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-07

DEATH on THR TRAcK.-On Wedaesdav last
Franklin Brown, an employee at the Phoenix Iron
works, PboenixVllle. was killed on the PhiladeI.
phla and Heading Railroad under the folloWino
circumstances. The deceased had went 20 Con.
~ ~Anohockeh 70 see the ruins caused by the boiler
explosion, intending t. return the sains evening
but missed his train He came 10 NorristowI,'
went back TO Spring Mill and waited for a eoal
Tram to come along IL appears that he fell AS
leep on the track near Spring Mill water tank
ana WAS run over BY engine No. l54 The iurv
OF inquest under the charge OF Coroner Straklev.
OF NoTrstOEn, rendered a verdict in accordanS,
with The cireumstances. The deceased leaves 4
wife and three children
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-07

Nor VERY lNsTRUcTINo.-An amusing
complaint comes from the Cherokee Nation
that is, that instead of teaching the little
indians English before other things. the
English instructors in their schools NEARLY
teach in English, using the English text books.
The charming picture Is presented of children
and teacher talking each different language,
and laundering along, day after day, in an
unintelligible and useless mudel of sounds.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-07
DR.. Tut. Hair Dye acts in.t.ntaneously.

MR.. GREELEY's EsTATE.-As to the value
OF Mr., Greeley's estate the New York Tri-
bune now says that with the exception Of six
shares OF Tribune stock, there Is scarcely dok
lar OF available money or an acre ofproductlve
estate belonging to the estate. II the execut-
ors can make it worth 5000, ,OOO in cash or pro-
ductive property, they will deserve the graft
tude OF the orphans and the approval of oil
good men,"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-07
business Notices.

Cheap Coai.-Stove 50 20, Nut $3.50 per 22io
pounds for cash only, atyard South of Market
street Bridge. feb21-tf WM. }. Brown
To PFC Nc PARFIEs.-A tino assortment Of
English pickles and sauces OF all kinds Walnut
and Tomatoe catsup, fresh Salmon, Lobsters, Sar-
dimes, PIckled ami Cove Oysters, &c, &c. Alse
Matthews & Latours celebrated olive oils at
BOWMAN'S the Grocers 4th and Lombar
Improved Porcelain lined and Brass preservin
Kettles. Mason. Dexter, Valve, Wilcox, and 9th e
glass. stone and tin air tight jars and cans cheap
at BOWMAN'S the Grocers 4th and Lombard
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-07
From New Castle.

NEW CASTLE Feb. 7th 1873.
Last Night the Bark, Mclaughlin, Capt. Phil
lips arrived in port, loaded with petroleum for
Antwerps. Had a fall negro crew, which had te n
paid S35 each, advance money. After tho Bark
was tied up for the night two Of the negroes left.
The Captain found il out shortly after, and called
upon Constable Ward, who Immediately went in
pursuit and found them in Bakery eating GIN
ger bread. A watchman was hired to keep them
aboard, but this morning two were missing
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-07
Registers Order,

htGIETkRS : OFFICE,
New Castle County. January zSth, lS5S
Upon the application OF VICTOR Dupont.
Executor Of CHARLES !. Dupont, Jr, late OF
Christina hundred, in said county, deceased; il
il ordered and directed by the Register
that the Executor aforesaid give notice Of the
granting Of Letters TestAmentaTy upon the rs
tate Of the deceased. with the date of granting
ing thereof, by causing advertisements - be
posted within forty days rom the date of such
Letters. in SAX of the most public pln aes of the
County Of New Castle. requiring all pc. sens haV-
ing demands against the Estate TO present the
same, or abide by Act of Assembly in such
case made and provided. And also cause the ga me
TO be inserted within the same period in the
Delaware Gazette. newsi aper published in Will
min ngton, and 20 be continued therein two months
-, Given undeTthe hand an d Seal ofOfice oi
iL.s the Register aforesaid attn ew Castle in lew
t--' Castle County afOresid, the day and yesT
above written. b. GIBBS, Register.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-07
Real Estate al sherIR na,e

t@a BY virtue ofa writ Of Lsvari p.sl.s A. -.
III ahlIeetsd. viii BE- exposed 20 PnhIie Rais y y,
sas sat, Eako9al Hotsl. kept " j. B. LiSsiS..
N NNeEr ,6S9s!le county. DelaWaFe a"neFea'
Oh MONDAH the 2ath Nay ~ iPske-.., A ,s.,
,h. e,,, At 70 0sclcek a - - - 'o'o'
~ hoioWlng described Raal b.sSia -.
o1iniSai.t cSrtAin tract Of land sitnated In A.
81 Deia1ars koSsss New qastla county a0d Sac
ps bIis rss 1G9aheeq On the Horthe1i - fks 49,
kSnd "a Fqaa @ een9d Price raad, O. thS saStfSs,
Tho cypFess pos fSrdI asirs e thS noTthwSst 81
said Josspk fSSass ~ ~ the eentAeas 81 lama of
Land. more OP lasa NVAtAAnpGS " Acres Of
JSSSa JaSSsa snS tskea lstg sksousion a. tho pross,v
to BE- sold ~ S''pPs aad hsnEy Laltowsss. T. and
sh.,,a,. q RoBEeT l. ARMSTRONG. sA.Ha
N''aA V'aee' Sew CoStls, 1aN. Is. 4, D, isiSS1