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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-09
Drowned.

WATERFOWL, June s. VIM. Parmenter, his son
and two other men named Thompson and Healeys,
fishing by rush light from boat on Roquette
river, near Potsdam, Saturday night, were carried
over the dam and all drowned The bodies have
not been recovered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-09

We learn that DR.. kinsman of Augusta, Me-.
has refused a very large sum for the recipe from
which the celebrated Adamsons Botanic Cough
Balsam is made. This is one of the most valuable
sales are enormcus aad not single failure to cure
is reported. june9teod&wlw
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The stand OF the late Mr.. and Mrs. ID Arthcnay,
on Water street, having been completely removal
ed by Wright & Co., of Boston, is soon to be
opened as an oyster and fish market.
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Weather Probabilities for To-Day.

For New England and the Middle States
stationary or falling barometer northeast to south
cast winds, and clear or partly cloudy, warme
weather.
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KOCkLAND.


RocGland, June s. Dr. Reynolds and Mr.
Langley, Of the Bangor Reform Club, held tenn
perance meeting here last night, continuing till
nearly II O'Clock, and at the close organized a
Reform Club, with DR.. \. Wiggin, President
Seizures.
Seizures Of Intoxicating liquors we've made AT
several places by the City Marshal this morning,
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Appointments.

The Secretary of the Interior has appointed
Governor AStell of Utah Territory Governor OF
New Mexico, vice Giddlngs, deceased and Geo.
W. Emery Governor Of Utah. vice Axell
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-09

In East Corinth eth ult., John Wian Masury
of Bedford, Mass, to Miss Clara f. terscy OF Ia i
Corinth.
In Upper saltwater, Sd inst. Henry NJ. Peakes
to Miss Julia 5. Ford both OF Upper saltwater.
In Bath, 5.h inst jesse I. lin to Miss Ida |.
.Jewctt, both Of Bath.
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PENSSTI.V ANA.
The Canned Goods Industry.

Philadelphia. June s. The Association of the
canned goods packers organized to-day. Its OBJ
Ject to promote the best interests of the canned
goods industry in every possible way. Mr.. j. Is.
BIinkley, of Baltimore, was elected President
\ committee was appointed to nominate the re-
naming officers. The election will take place to-
MI
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WARREN LOCALS.

The Fish QuestiOn-Frisht- aithfulness-
Personal Improvements about Town,
&c.
There are two ends to this fish question: two
places that need watching. Friend Wetherbec
called upon four Union fellows watching trap
and seine in some of the tributaries of the upper
st. Georges. The trap etc. were destroyed, and
they were told that alewives when taken unlaw-
fully cost twenty cents apiece, but their humble
ness prevented further cost than the loss of ma
terial and sport.
On Tuesday night two Of the young ladies Of
our town were walking the streets Of our once
quiet and heretofore considered safe town, Tor Ia
dies to walk in after dark, frightened by some
person dressed unnaturay One, Miss Cora Has
kell, was carried home insersib!c, and her physi-
clan has till a few hours since, thought her case
prccarious if not horc.cs> usauiv. i trow there
is hopes of her recovery. fic Other Young lady
is very reticent coLccin'hA Tie 'iai'.
We have some good men. though; one, Mr..
j. NJ. Studey, for instance. II Wcnt TO Boston
last fall and for six months since has OF been out
of town till one p. NJ. this week, he lode to rhom-
aston. lie worked steadily in his store and office.
Is he not faithful; We have few others, faith
full, but not quite so constant.
Rev. Mr.. Dut.on returned from TIE .AnnycIaa.
ries at Philadelphia on Wednesday morning. lie
comes back feeling not only paid in what he saw
and felt but pleased that his going at the sug-
gestion of his (the BaptisO society, rendered with
the substantial means of travelling.
We have been enjoying for a few days the So
ciety of Mr.. F. W. Conrad Of the Eastern Normal
School. lie left on Thursday noon for tour to
/ Boston, New York, &C., &c.
| We notice many Of our citizens improving, re-
pairing and identifying their homes. Mr.. L. Rob-
inson the blacksmith, has enlarged his shop by
moving the old l. of the house thither, and is now
repairing the old l. by new and better one.
The Cheese Factory has commenced operations
again the past week with new announcements re-
sulting from THEN success of last year. and by AT
increase Of number Of lbs. of milk.
Rev. Mr.. Dutton baptised eleven persons on
Sunday-one sea captain, another an old mar
upwards of 70 years of age. W.
| Warren, June I.
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a party consisting Of DR.. Z. G. Brigg-, Major
Chas. E. Nash, and possibly "Big Steve" left on
the early train this morning, for few days fish
ing at Moosehcad Lake. A note received yestci
day from tho advance guard at the Outlet, states
that the fish arc biting lively, and all hands
contented and happy.
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TIAi.LOWELl,.
Fire.

Gardiner, June s. \ dwelling house and barn
owned and occupied by Wm Thoms, stone cut
ter, IN Hallowell, was burned to the ground
shortly after nine o'clock this evening, The fire
department were promptly on hand, but of no
aynil Loss about 200; partially insured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-09

The veterans at Togus are preparing for their
annual memorial services, to take place Satur-
day next. As usual, quite number will attend
the services from this city. We have no doubt
they will be cordially welcomed at The Home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-09

The business of Il. L. Bosworth having been
closed up in this city, the accounts have been left
for settlement with Mcssrs. bradbury K Bradbury
who have full authority in the premises to settle
all bills.
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CAN ADA.


Toronto, June s. An investigation has been
held as to the cause of the fire which occurred
May 80, whereby Mr. and Mrs. Nash were burned
to death, and the Grand Jury brought in a true
bill against man named Miller and his wife for
arson.
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Internal Revenue.

Washington, June s. The Internal revcnueIe
receipts e-dsy were $500, 1888.
Base Ball.
Base ball, TODAY, Philadclphias ), AID Wash
lDptoDs ..
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nOIyGs AT THE STATE HOUSE.
Wagner, Gordon, and Lowell to be Ex
ecntcd.

The session of the Governor and Executive
Council was continued until yesterday afternoon
They took no action on either Wagner or Cor
don's case, consequently the last hope has depart
ed-the last of the many opportunities passed
and these miserable men will suffer the full pen
atty of the law, in the State Prison yard at Thorn
aston, on Friday, the 25th day Of June, inst, be-
tween the hours Of eleven AMI twelve O'Clock il
the forenoon.
The fate Of james NJ. Lowell, the Lewiston
wife murderer, seems also to be fixed, the Council
yesterday refusing, by vote of six to one, tc
pass an order providing for the communication o.
his sentence 20 imprisonment for life. The Exec
utivc will therefore, probably, issue his warrant
Tor Lowcll's execution as by law provided. The
time OF the execution has rot vet been fixed. Iho
vote upon this question, as will appear, was very
decisive.
The Council adjourned to the 9Th Of July.
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Postal Matters.

There was received at the Post office depart
ment to-day, designated to the dead letter office,
two packages containing portion of the cores
pondence sent out in the mail from New York on
The Schiller received in such damaged condi-
ton as to render it impossible to ascertain to
whom addressed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-09

The appropriate committee Of the Governor ano
Council made an official visit to the Insane Hos
pital yesterday
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.

EvENIN0 REPORT.
New York. June 5, 1873.
Money easy at 2a1s per cent on call. Sterling eX-
change wss firm at AS and 400 for prime bankers
long and short. Custom receipts to-day, sl96 COO.
Gold opened III, fell to 1893, rose to HIS and
closed at ll67s. Carrying rate was la2 per cent,
Assist Treasurer paid uut Sl40 900 in interest and
ssh Coz IN redemption OF bonds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-09

Mr.. Robertson, the Principal of the Augusta
Grammar school, has been to Boston, and wisely
and judiciously expended the net proceeds Of the
two festivals given by the scholars, in the purchase
Of chromos, notices, steel engravings marble
busts etc., for the adornnent CT the school
with the intention of making it one Of the most
beautiful and attractive school rooms in the State
We expcc. refreshing sight examination week.
Orren L. Ward, who arraigned in Munici
pal Court on Monday, and the case continued to
Tuesday, was yesterday examined on The charge
of assault with knife on Robert +. Pratt. Prob
able cause was found for holding him on the
charge, and he was therefore bound over in the
sum CT three hundred dollars for his appearance
at the August term Ct the Supreme judicial
Court. He found surc.ies.
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The Railroad Commissioners will make a
thorough examination Of the Maine Central dur
ing the present week.
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NocaI anD State Nems.

\ special meeting of the city c-uncil will be
held to-day. See call of Mayor
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CONN ECTICUT.
Obituary.

Hartford, JuneS Il. F. IIerrick, the fireman
riuied by falling walls at the burning of the
New York < Hartford Railroad shops, last night,
died this morning
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-09

The closing exercises at ST. Catharincs Hall in
this city, will soon take place.
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Special Meeting City Council

rINIlERE will be a special meeting Of The City
l. Council on
Wednesday, June 8, at p. M,
to see what action they will take on petitions Tor
widening Grove and Green streets, and to tran. act
any other business that may come before said
meeting. ID. a, CONY, Mayor.
iuneS,tot
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the centre of the village and there was a great
demolition of windows and roofs, from falling
bricks and many miraculous escapes from injury
and death are reported. The boiler had been in
use thirteen years, and old age was the probable
cause of the accident.
Schooner Sunk.
Gloucester, June s. The fishing schooner
Belle of the Bay, of this port, was sunk yester-
day, by the steamer City of Paris. Position not
given. The crew were saved and taken to New
ork. The vessel was owned by Leighton Co..
who have an insurance on the vessel and outfits Of
"a SO.
sale Of ID. Webster's Library.
Boston, June s. The sale of Daniel Websters
private library commenced here to-day. Books
brought fair prices, but competition was not very
brisk.
Jackson, the Defauiter.
Abraham Jackson, the defaultcr, was again ar
raigncd to-day, on further charges of fraud, &c,
and bail fixed at $4,000. He returned TO jail
His bearing is cool and unconcerncl.
Fatal Railroad Accidents.
Edward Shechan, - years old, was run over
and killed by train on the Boston & Providence
railroad, near this city, this evening.
An unknown man was run over and killed on
the Boston q Albany railroad, this afternoon.
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Notice.

. HAVE this day given my son, James L. swift,
l his time until he shall arrive AT the age o.!
twenty zone years. | shall claim none of his wages
and nall lay no debts contracted by him. after
this 'tate.
LUTHER T. SWIFT.
Itru.t. .IuneS II
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BIB.

In Bath, 9Th Inst, Edward Edgecomb, gged SO
years 10 NOS.
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Boston Stock List.

Boston, June I, 1875.
[Selcs at the Brokers Board.l
Maine State Sixes, 1881
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NEBRASKA.
Crop Prospects.

Omaha, June s. Another fine rain fell in this
State to-day, and the crop prospects are brighten
ing daily
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Brig Walter lIowes, Bangor; schooner Gazelle,
Pembroke
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WASHINGTON.
Treasury Balances.

Washington, June s.
Currency, $4,3SO,22l
Special deposit legal tenders
for redemption of certif-
Gates of deposit, 51,030,O00
Coin and coin certificates, 0i,027, 355
Outstanding legal tenders, 377 ,064 900
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Commencement at Bowdoin College will begin
on Sunday July 4th. The following is the pgo-
gramme for the week:
4th, Sunday-Baccaaureat before the gradual
ing class, by the President.
5th Monday-Evening-Jun Prize ENhibi-
ton.
9Th, Tuesday-Gymnastiic Exhibition.
9TH, Wednesday-A. NJ, Meeting of the Alum
nj Association in the Chemical Lecture Room,
Adams Hall, at s 80 Full attendance of the
Alumni earnestly desired p. NJ Poem by Ii. W.
Lopgfellow, LID, and Grafton by G. b. Checver,
H. D., before the Alumni, on the occasion of the
fftieth anniversary of their class. Evening-Con-
cert by Miss A. l.. Cary, Miss Henrietta Beebc,
Mr.. w. II. Fesscnden, Mr.. w. IL. Beckett, and the
Philharmonic Club Of Boston.
Sth, Thursday, Commencement Exercises
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Levee.
9th, Fridays A. NJ, Phi Beta Kappa bust
ness meeting. A. NJ, Examination Of candi-
dates for admission to College.
Personal.
"Gail Hamilton" the well known authorcss, is
spending season in this city as the guest.of Mrs.
Blaine.
Daniel c. Robinson Esq, of this city, was adj
mitted on Monday, to practice at the bar of the
Circuit Court.
Col Joseph Porter of Lowell, is slowly recover
ing from a severe illness.
An old pensioner of the war of 1872, who lives
in Harrison, walks from that place to Portland to
draw his pension, occupying two days in the jour
ney and also returns on foot. lie is so odd years
of age, hale and hearty.
At the New Jerusalem church convention in
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Summer Notes.

People will 90 to the seaside this year, not be-
cause they have a superabundance OF money, but
because they can leave their business without any
great sacrifice. Customers are not clamorous to
be waited upon.
There is no desire on the part of owners Of cot
tages on Squirrel Island, living in this city to sell
their property. The island, as summer resort,
is priced more and more every year.
And now the season for fishing excursions and
chowder parties is at hand and the sizzling of pork
in the irving pan will soon be heard in the land.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-09

The injustice Of letting Robbins the "-Annie i. :"
murderer, go at large, is commented upon by TIE
press. If such step is taken, the ends Of justice
will seem TO have been defeated. But then, the
Insane Hospital is no place for person that is not
insane; and the best judges on that subject are of
the opinion that Robbins has not Tie s ghte,t faint
of insanity What shall be done with HIM is the
The daily gazette., 1875-10-23
4 MOpe for a Third Term
From the Reading Eagle.

President Grant, who cannot any lon
ger hatter himself that his administra-
tion gives satisfaction to the people, ap-
pears to be determined to occupy the
White House for third term, and to do
so he is willing to plunge the country
into any difficulty. It is thought that
part of his programme was war with
Mexico: but the Mexican government,
by ordering its troops to act with our
own forces in the suppression Of cattle
raids and outrages, has so completely re
moved all cause for hostilities that some
her pretext mrst bc found for na-
tione' excitement which will cause the
people to forget the many shortcomings
OF the Administration, and give lis ad-
herents an excuse for demanding sol
der President" for another four years.
The large Democratic gains in Ohio and
elsewhere show that tho Republican
party is not able to reinstate him with
| out the aid of SOME popular upheayal.
With this object he is evidently endeav-
| or'ng to embrol our nation in war with
| Spain, regardless of the probability that
such 4 coutict won d involve US in a
war, with one or more Of the great
! European powers, for which we are al
A. resent lily prepared The Washington
| Chronicle, which is generally supposed
to be mou.h piece OF the Admlstratlon
contains significant editorial urging
the belligerent riohts of the Cuban in
surgents, and closing as follows;
I'VE believe the time has come for the
United States to say n word in the mat
ter, and if we could have our own way
there should be no deferring as oan out
spoken sentiment. 1t may be wise Il
wait for the beginning of the year. but
the public mind will respond in an in
stant whenever an iutimation is givei
that they would be free if the Cuban
had conceded to them what they hav
earned by their heroism and devotion t
liberty"
From this it would appear that Grant
for TIE furtherauce of his own ambition
ends, is willing to plunge US into blood
wnr. resulting in the destruction of ou
commerce, the slaughter by battle an
disease of thousands Of our young mel
the immense increase of our nation!
, debt, drafts for recruits for armies an
! fleets in yellow fever countries, and a
! ensuing period Of heavy taxation an
de probation OF the currency, possloly
Invasion os our own country by powe
full European nations.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-23
snERIFF,S SALE.

RY virtue Of writ Of Vendihopi Exponas
ID 10 me directed. will be exposed 10 Public
Sale at the Hotel of Thomas ID. Bradwsy,
In Delaware City. in Red Lion Hundred. New
Castle county, Delaware. on
MONDAY.
THE sth DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1875.
At o'clock. p. m.
The ollowing described Real Estate. viE
No, l, A lot of land situated In st. Georges
Hundred. New Castle county, and State of
Delaware near Port Penn. bounded and de-
scribed as follows, to wit:
Adjoining lands of Dari ach Cleaver. Henry
PRICE and Or. David Stewart, separated by q
public road containing about one hundred
acres Of land more or less, WITH house and
No. 2. A lot of land situated in Port Penn.
In ar. Georges hundred. New Cast Q county,
delaware bounded on the north by Market
street. ON the So 18th by William Z. Cleaver, on
tho cast by Samuel Carpenter, and on the
west by Sarah Ann Walraven. bo the same
more or less. with a frame house thereon
No 3. A lot OF land situated IN Port Penn,
| in st. Georges Hundred, New Castle county
| delaware, bounded on the North by DR.
David Stewart, on the south by lands O.
Thomas Higgins, on the east by Dr. David
Stewart, and on the west by Congress street
be the same what may. with ram'
house thereon erected.
Seized and taken into execution as the pro
pertv OF Samuel jefferson, deceased, (Thos
J. Craven, admr. C. 4. A. of Samuel Jenerson
dec'd,) and TO be sold by
VIM. ii. JAMESON Sheriff.
sherin's Once, New Castle,
! october Is. 4. d. 1875. octsl 9tawt
The daily gazette., 1875-10-23
TIE SOtn Day of OCTOBER. ls,5.
Atoo'clock. n m.

At2 O'Clock. y m,
The following described Real Estate, VIZ
All that certain lantati0n or ttart of land
tbeing larger part of tn tract of land calltd d
tho S,Ik FARM situate In BrandyWine hun
drel aforesaid. on the easterly side Of the
Wilmington aud Great Valley Turnpike road.
bounded and described as follows. to-wit:-
Beginning az the corner of land now of Sam
uei McC aulley formerly Christopher Lende-
man and others, running north Al degree eas I
81 perches to a staxe or post; thence along
lands of Alex. McCaulley, deceased, now of
Samuel McCaulley, south 40 degrees east AZ
perches to a corner sa'safras tree; thence still
along land OF the said samuel McCaulley
north rs degrees east about IS 5-lo perches to
the middle of the northwest branch of She'll
pot creek in all the windings thereof being
about a southeast course Is perches to stak Q
or most a corner OF land of Lewis Williams;
thence by new line along other lands OF
| George ID, Clark south Il degrees west "a 4-lO
| perches to a stake or post: thence still along
l, lands of sad George d Clark south So de-
+ erees east II 10 perches to stake or post;
| thence still along lands of said Geo. ID. Clark
south 81 degrees west 81 .-lO pershes to a
stake or post; thence still along lands of the
J said Geo D Clark south S93 degrees west 4.
| perches to the Wilmington and Great Valley
| Turnpike road aforesaid; thence north one
half degrees west along the said Turnpike =.
psrcheSto the place of beginning. containing
sixty five acres OF land. be the same more oil
| less.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty of William Sayers and Margsrstta hi
wife and to be sold by , :.
SheriGs Office New Castle.
October IL. 1875. DOT iS-ts
The daily gazette., 1875-10-23
Fashionable Furniture,
j. 81 j. RI. e Arm AN.
No. A10 kin Snesr
.WILMINGroE. DEL:
..wlLNINGCoE. DEL.

~9cyE5 We respectfully Inform the citl-
--1.1ts-S IONS OF Wilmington and tho sur
,ar&r. rounding cOuntrg that We continue
- xz3to manufacture and kenr on hand !
our largo ana long estabiisnet wgrerooms
Furniture 81 every variety and stvi~. s1n.
nsttne of Mahogany Rosewood aad Wal1u
and chamber uses.
Our assortment Of Furniture s larqeer and
more varied than can be found in Delaware.
and all articles sold s'our establishment are
warranted as represented.
NenitiaE Blinds of the most fashionable
designs made TO order and kept coustantly
on band. We also manufacture and CONSTANT.
Il Keep large geasortment of SpiuS fri-
Noss and ausk Mattresses
]. j. N. HARMAN,
- 4lo King street, Wilmington.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-23
CURED
FITS CURED FREE!.

FITS CURED FREE
Any person suffering from the pa9os s6Sys dns ais
a trial bottle of medicine will be forwarded
by express. rn,y,
srhe only cost being the. Express charges,
hioh owing g nv large business. are small
.iIS OR EPILEPSi
. stu " for years, and hs will warrant cur
by the use Of his remedy. -,.n.
Il costs nothing. and he
FILL CURE fOC,
M m alter how long standing your case may
ho ~. az how many other remedies may nave
| failed. ,,.,.,. s.rt w;tbI
IREF TRIAL BOTTLE.
n. n.,,,cular TO give your Express 'as well
aa your Post Ofics direction. and
Aaur''' DIR. CHAs. T. PRICE.
janl4.lyd&Iv NJ william et. S
The daily gazette., 1875-10-23
TIE LESSON OF THE LEAvES.

As one by one, those Autumn leaves. de
scending.
To droop and die.
In rust cd murmurs breathe one soft unendlng
Sad threnody.
Till branch and bough whereon no vestige
ingcfs
OF summer bloom.
Trace out upon the sky. with withered fingers
Their wintry doom.
So, one BY one these earthly hopes we cherish.
More dearly priced,
Perchance, then Heaven Itselt-fali on and
perish
Unrealized,
And leave us, with life's winter DER us steal
ing,
And skies DER cast.
With barred and outstretched arms for help
appealing
To Heav en- at last.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-23

b tomA y ,tsAAMlsE-we nave received direc
elegant ec 20 importer, full line OF these
"oa'' 10 which we invite attention.
w. B. SHARP.
Fourth and Market street