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Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-08
paiIu 1sennrber 5uurnal.
YOUTHFUL SHEPHERDS.

One pleasant day we rode twenty miles
over the Laramie Plains. from Laramie
CITY to the Little Laramie River, where
we found prosperous sheep raiser from
Nebraska. named Farrell. There were
no neighbors for miles around, with the
exception of nephew of Motley. the his
torian. who had left his fathers pleasant
home. near Boston, Mass. and located a
sheep rancho close bv here. The Farrells
gave lis a most hospitable reception, mas
much as ore OF our party was Mr.. Weston,
the auditor of the State of Nebraska.
Furthermore they had long been subscribers
to the american .igriculturjSt. and the last
number lying on the table was not an un-
pleasant reminder of home to one on these
far-away plains. We bade them good
bye late in the afternoon. turned off TO the
right of Sheep Mountain. and entering a
narrow plain between high ranges of hills,
spurred forward our iaded animal, until
the gathering shadows warned us that we
could proceed no further with safety.
At davbreak we spied a large flock OF
sheep in a corral close by "A rude cabin or
dug-out in which were two boys, sons of
Mr.. Farrell Here twelveS miles or more
from home, they had been tending flock
of twenty-thrce hundred sheep during the
entire season. They shot their game with
an old rife, did their own cooking, and
lived entirely alone with their dogs and
two ponies employed in herding the sheep
They alternated in watching the sheep,
which were driven into n corral every
night, as a protection against bears,
wolves. and other wild animals. An ante
lope which one of them had shot the day
previous, was suspended near the door OF
the cabin. There was good range here,
and the father had in the spring-time sent
the sheep and the boys to possess it. You
will be surprised when | tell You that
these two lads, entrusted with the care of
over two thousand sheep, and living here
in this remote, secluded spot, were only
eleven and thirteen years of age. 1t is as
tonishing, the early self-relance which
these frontier children display, the skill
which, as mere urchins, they attain in
herding sheep.-From EddoriM Corr'S-
pondenee Of AmericdH .4grfcaturN tor !
March
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-08
Sherif's Sale.

kENNEHEC, S.
rHAkEN ON EXECUTION, and will be- sold hv
i public auction, on SATURDAY, the third day Of
May, y. H. lSsh. AT nine @ clock in the forenoon at
the office of l.. W. Nhitchouse in Augusta, in said
county. all the right in equity which Alfred Haskell,
of said Augusta. has, 10 redeem the follow ing
described real estate, situated in Augusta, in said
County and bounded aud described as follows viz (:
\ certain lot or parc, OF land with the buildings
thereon, situated IN said Augusta. east side of the
river, bounded and d.Scrhrd as follows, to wit pn
the west by Belfast road, ON the east by land OF
Allen lambard deceased on the north hy said Bel
fast road, and on the south by land of Albert bolton.
containing sixty five acres. more being same land
bought 10y ,aid H>kcil Of Martha \. Merrill and
Melvin \. Merrill by two different deeds.
said premises being subject to mort gage, record
ed in the kenhcbcc Registry of Deeds, Rouk BIZ.
page .tr', given hv said Alfred Haskell to Martin
v II. hase ui >Hid Ansia, ia secure the lsN n,nt of
enc promis>orN note Tor four hundred dollars. dated
June I'd, r., payable in two years ftom said date,
with interest al eight per cent. per Anuum. payable
semi annually until paid. The amount due On said
mortgage will be made known at the time and place
uf said sale. NM. II. LIBBY, sheriff.
March 10Th. i>.u. JWlI
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-08
Lfgal ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFFS SALE.

hENN EBEf, NS.
'IAkEN ON EXECUTION, and will be sold by
May, \. ID lSao AT ten o'clock in the forenoon, nj
the office of H. = Webster Esq, in Gardiner In said
county all the right in equity which Jed.diah 1hun
a., Jr now known ns Jcdedah Thomas of Card
ner' IN SAID ttounty, has on this 25th day OF
March, ls19 the time when the same was seized ON
said execution, TO redeem the following described
real estate situated in Gardiner. in said county TO
wit:
certain lot of land situate ia said Gardiner b,inp
The northwest half ol lot number three ON G. street
ana there measuring four rods and is bounded north
westerly 10y said street, and extending snuth,aSterv
hili the distance between Il and II STREETS, together
WIN the buildings thereon, being the same premises
conveyed 70 said Icdodiah Thomas b, Tie uaire f
J'UNvlah ihomts Jr., by Silas Iabcr, by his deed
dated Feb 2Ith, ls55 aud recorded IN The k,uu,b,r
Registry of Deeds, Book ips. page eIi
AZ" ono "hcr parcel of land situate in said Car.
"'HtI anu bouhtled as follows viz: Commencing ON
% %snn " strccl NJ the northeast corner of the land
nn"N uS'cribed' thence southerly ON the eas.ry
't oi the above described land on, half the di itourr
between said & and II streets: Thence sa.tarIy anL
Iara'i 10 sald q street, cghtcnths a. I0l of n rud
tchee iorthcrlN and pareel To the ,ast,Tlv lin. f
tt above described land to said G. street ,l th,nc.
Westerly on SAM " street cight-,enhs O. 100 of rod
to bounds irSi mentioned, being th, nnrthvost hr
OF ofaccrtan piece of land which said Thomas nnrrb i
oi IL H. Gardiner by his deed dated NAV luth isc,,
hritrehct 10 bot ot said deeds i hereby mad. fnr
inll'r description of said premises. said premises
p'Ihe SUBJECT 10 a mortgage recorded in said k,nc.
bee ktgi>ly OF Deeds, Book H. pag, JOn given la.
said Thomas 10 Charles swift uf said l;nr,lin.r ~
secure the payment ot four promiSsury notes of one
hundred dollars each, all dated March lst ls5g pa,u
Die III one, two, three and four wears rc.p,cfiy,lv
ifoin Their dates, with interest semi annually nt th.
rate of eight per cent The amount now duo ON ,nil
"oilSaS" VIII De llade known AZ the time aud place
OF said sale. WN IA IIJtI,y sL.iiI
March -, ,lS1g. .,vIi
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-08
Freedom Notice.

'ENlilS il to notify the public and all concerned,
that have this day granted my son, GEoEGL
HENRY corr. his time during the remainder of his
minority. -ln claim none of his eai Angs nor pay
any debt, of his contracting after this date
BENJAMfN CORY, .r.
Augusta, March -, lS1e. :wi3& lif
ALNNEHEf tOENII.-h Proiofe C0srf, at
iHgnsfd, an The So'Ond HoHddyuf Narch 1919.
4 CERTAIN INSTRt MENT. pii,poriHg to be
"A the last will and testament of Nathan McNuI
ly, late of Clinton, in said County. deceased,
having been presented for probate:
ORDERED, That notice thereof he given three
weeks successfully prior To the second Monday of
April n,x xt. in the kennebeo journal, new spa
per printed in Augusta, that all persons inerest
may attend at Court of Probate then 10 be holden
ut Augusta, aud show cause, if any. why
the said instrument should not be proved, approved
and allowed as the hast will and Testament Of the
said deceased. II. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES HEWINS, Register. 3wl3.
NyOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN That the subscii.
~ Der has been duly appointed Administrator
the estate of
Lucy W. WOART, late of Augusta,
in the County of Kennebec deceased, intestate and
has undertaken that trust by given bond the law
directs: All persons therefore, having demands
against the estate of said deceased are desired to ex
hbit the same for settlement; and all indebted to said
estate requested to make immediate PAYMENT toR
DANIEL c. ROBINSON.
Mar. TO- ls1o. 3wl3t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-08
state News.

The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. lillman
at North Newport, died very suddenly with
whoopng cough on Tuesday last.
The Belfast journal says a most ludi
crous affair happened in Freedom ono night
last week. Ed. Pierce, the Greenback orator
of Auburn. spoke at that place on Saturday
evening After the close a gentleman living
in Knox, together with his daughter and an
other lady, got into their carriage and started
for home. The roads were muddy that the
man attempted to make a short cut across the
fields got lost in the fog which prevailed that
night, and the party remained IN the carriage
until daylight Sunday morning. The man
was well bcfogged by the lecture before he
left, and there can be no wonder that he lost
his way in the more weighty mist outside.
We met our friend Smith. who has had to
take few thousands from the deceased Wat
erville Bank and inquired what he was going
to do with his money. 'Well," says Smith
sI've been looking round for business open
ing, but find only two lines that don't seem to
be overdone Il think ! shall either 90 to
paying taxes or entertaining tramps. - Va
terrible Mail.
Forty thousand dollars of new per cent
coupon bonds, issued by the county of An
droscoggin to take up its floating debt, will
be put into the market this week. The bonds
will probably bear small premium.
The County Commissioners of Penobscot
have assessed tax of s'42 go; the tax last
year was SOS, ,000
The building on the town farm in Foxcroft
were burned Thursday night.
Alberto Oberton of Phillips recently came
into possession of about g 800. He began
using it up quite fast, saying he did not cN-
pect to live always, and would ENJOY himself
this winter. He recently went to Hartford,
CT, and information was received Thursday
that he had accidentally shot himself through
the heart, while handling a revolver.
The Sagadahoc Historical Society held its
regular quarterly session Friday evening In
the absence of the President and Vice Prosi-
dent, the meeting was called to order by the
secretary, Mr. j. L. Douglass, and Mr.. A. g.
Page was chosen temporary chairman. A
communication from Mr.. George Prince was
read, resgning his place on the executive
committee, and Mr.. f. Upton was chosen to
fill the vadancy. A paper was read by Mr..
L. Z. Lemont on the first vessels built in the
vicinity of Bath. paper prepared by Hon.
Z. b. Nealley, embodying the geneaogy of
the Neslley family, was read. Papers giving
account of the Hyde family and also of the
Crooker family were read Bath Times.
In the Portland (Oregon) Farmer we find
a letter from Hon. Thos. ,. Lang. contradict
ing the published report that Lang, Varncy
4 20. bad lost many or all their flock Of sheep
in great snow storm Mr. Lang says-''We
had removed our sheep from the foothills OF
the Bpe Mountains to their usual Spring
ranges upon the Columbia, where the new
grass had become excellent grazing not an
ticipating so late and serious fall of SNOW.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-08
ArGal ADVERTISEMENTS.
District Court Of the United States, District
of Maine.
In the mattcTof
la, id targill, In Bankr
nunl rppt \

In the nattcrof
David targill, In Bankruptcy
Bankrupt.
rINtIIS Is 70 GIVE Notice that II petition has been
i presented to the Uurt, this 18th dav of March,
lS19 by David tmgill of East I.vtrmorc, in said
District, tnkrupt. pray ing that he may bc dccrocd
to have full discharge from all his debts provable
under the bankrupt Act, and upon reading said Pc
tiiiun
Ir Is ORDERED by the Court, that hearing be had
upon the same, on the first Monday Of June, A. u.
1917, before the Court in Portland, in said District,
at ~ O'Clock y VI, and that notice thereof be pub
li-hed in the Lewiston Weekly Gazette, and the
Daily k.nnchcc journal, nav spapcrs printed in
said District once week for three successive weeks,
ond once in til" Weekly keinebec journal,
the last publication to be thirty days at least before
the day uf hearing, and that all creditors who have
proved their debts and other persons in interest. may
appear AZ said time and place, and show cause If any
they have, why the pray OF said Petition should not
be granted.
WM. L. PREBIE,
Clerk of District Court for said District.
apr3+3w wAwlt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-08
Notice Cf Foreclosure.

NVvIIEREAS. HAET>ON WING ot sidney in
W the county cot krnuebrc, and state OF Maine.
hy deed OF mortgage dated February 9TH iS5u, and
recorded in kcnnchcc Registry of Deeds, look -.
page jn. reference To which j. hereby made convey
cd to Gideon Wing of said Sduey, IA certain mtdi-
d,d halfpart of certain parcel of land, situated in
said Sidney, and being the iarin Ou which said Gde ON
Wing now lives, consisting of the whole of lot
bcred and part o; lot numbered I. the Gore and
whereas. the conditions Of laid mortgage have been
broken, claim to forcclosc the same. and give this
notice for that purpose. GIDEON WING.
Sidney. March -, l>.g. 3wlI
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-08

The features Of the Company arc
Its entire mutually.
THE character of IL investments.
3.-rhe liberality OF its treatment Of retiring
bcrs.
Its selection OF risks rs developed by its past
favorable mortality.
5-ihe applications the Mass Non-forfeiturc law
tOits policies whereby every member is entitled Ia
insurance according to its provisions.
Information as to rates can be obtained on appcn-
tion at the Office of the Company of any of its agents
in the principal cities and towns of the Common
wealth. 3Jth annual report now ready for distribu-
tiOn.
BENZ. f. STEVENS, President.
marl3feOdGm JOS. VI. GIBBENS, Secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-08
Courts OF Insolvency.

NOTICE l. her lS - en-, III II Courts Of Insol-
y vctcy, wii he held The Pr,tal = Gnicc. in
Augusta ou tie e. onn and fourth M"ndANs IN
"a ~ outh, al to- o clock in tie afternoon until
Iiht wise Vrtle ed
H.K. BAKER, Judge.
tUAEIEs i'EwINs, Register.
NtV ~. .yw.f
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-08
WANTED !!

Soliciting Agents TO travel in the New England
States and take orders for our Nursery Stock, EN-
bracing Trees, shrubs, Wines, Roses. &c, to com
mence work about the middle Of May. For terms
address, stating age, previous occupation and names
as reference.
OWL :. T. CANNON & CO., Augusta. Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-08
Maine Steamship Co.,
Semi Weehiy Line to Ne,c York.
Steamers EIeanora and Eranconia.

~. win, until further notice, leave
= Ia = . Franklin Wharf, Portland every
2 ssssslss3 MONDAY and iiuRSDAf, at
-71Ss--~Esr O'Clock, r. NJ and leave Pier IS
East River, New York, every MONDAY and THU
DAY nj 4 T. VI.
These Steamers are fitted np with fine accommoda-
iions sforpassengers making this very convenient and
comfortable route for travellers between New York
and Maine. Passage, including state Room, ~. Meals
extra. Goods destined beyond Portland or New ork
forwarded to destination at once. For further nfor
nation apply to
HENRY FOX. General Age , Portland.
j. +. AMES, Agent, Pier = East Ner, y. Y.
Tickets and state rooms can be .D.ained at ~ FIX
change street.
Portland. ls79. july 2i-ttf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-08

kENNEBEf COi'NTl-In Pro5ats Cokrf at 4u-
yaSfd. on ike fonrth NyHtry ~ february, 1879:
4 CERTAIN lN> Ikt MENI, purporting to be
"A the last will and testament of Isaac Abbott
late OF Benton, in aid county, deceased having
been presented for probate
ORDERED, That lDiiee thereof he given three
weeks succossiVely prior to the fourth Monday of
March next, in the kcnncbec journal newspaper
printed IN Augusta, that all persons interested may
attend at Il touTt of Probate then 10 b., holden a Au-
eusta. and show cause If any why the said instra-
n'1 should not be proved, approved and allowed, as
the last will and testament OF the said deceased
II. X. BAkER. Judge.
Attest - CHARLES IiENlNS, Register. jw lJs
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-08
STATE OF MAINE.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
A AI.,.. I.-A

AUGUSTA, Mar. p, ls79
4 n Adjourned session of the Executive Council
"A will be held at the Council Chamber, in Augus-
ta on Monday, the 18th day of April next at O'Clock
i. NJ. Attest +. II. COVE, Secretary of state.
2wi
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-08
SHERIFFS SALE.

kENNEBEC, IS:
rINAkEN ON EXECUTION and viii be- sold by
l public auction, on saturday the twenty sixth
day of April \. H. lS7q, az ten O'Clock in the fore.
noon, at the office of g. e. Nose, in Augusta. in
said County, AL the right in equity which ENa,nt
Niggin-ome of the within named dcbtors-had nt
the time of the attachment of the same, the
original writ, 10 redeem the following described
real estate, situated in Augusta, in said County,
and bounded aud described H. follows Viz beginning
nt stone monument on the north line of Court
street, eighty feet west OF the west line of State
street; thence northerly parallel with State street
ninctyive feet thence westerly preserving the width
of nincty-hvc feet from Court street, eighty Ia a
stone monument; thence southtrly parallel with
state street ninet five feet to Court street thence
eas;erly ON the north line of Court street eighty
feet to the point Of beginning. together with the
right ofpassage TO and u-e ofthc we'll situated Lot
f. on the plnu of the di, ision of real estate, be
tween the heirs of Francis butler deceased. which
plan Is recorded ia the Registry OF Deeds tor kenne.
bee County Book ld3 page 3j3. so long Us the pro.
prietor Of Lot +. shah choose to use it for well.
The lot hereby described being Lot marked r. on said
pian and j. the same conveyed to said Etadne " ig-
gin by Charles Mclaughlin. said premises being
subject 10 "a mortgage, recorded In said kcnn,bec
Registry of Deeds, Book 3l, page j5i given by said
Evadne Wiggin to the Gardiner savings Institution
of Gardiner in said county. to the payment
of promissory note for une hundred and fifty dol
lars dated May 9ih, ls11, payable in two years from
date, with interest AT seven and threc-lenihs per
centnm per annum. payable semi-anunally. The
amount dnr on sud mortgage win he made known
ut the time and place ui sgid snc.
Vim. II. LIBBY, Sheriff
March Il, ls'9. 4wl2
kENNEBEC CO(NTT.--ln court of froJate,
kcid at IHgHstG, on Me second .N0n,iaB Of Mdrch,
$50.
7 ORINA PALMER, widow of Ambrose H. Palm
II er late OF Winslow, in said County, deceased,
having presented her application for allowance out OF
the personal estate of said deceased:
ORDERED, That notice thereof he given three
weeks succrssvely, in the kenncb,c journal. printed
in Augusta, in said County, that all persons inter
ested may attend AT Probate Court to be held at
Augusta, the second Monday of April next,
and show cause if any they have why the prayer Of
said petition should not be granted.
II. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest CHARLES IIEwISs Register, 3wl3t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-08
\YoTiC T. II HEREBY GIVEN, That the subscri
~ Der has been duly appointed Administra on

AMBROSE II. PALMER. late Of WinsIow
in the County Of kenncboc drcca s.t intestate and
has undertaken that trust by given bond the law
directs: Al persons, therefore, having demands
against the estate ui said deceased. desired eX.
hibit the same ior settlements and all indebted to
said estate are requested TO nakr immediate payment
10 ALLEN 4. NAKNEN.
Mar, 10. lS7Q. l3t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-08

~ " ] - hIU Ebb
Is purely Vegetable, and
is us"dby the advice OF
Physicians. II has stood
the test Of time for &C
Years, and the utInostre.
lance may be placed in
IL. ONL TRIAL WILL
CONVINCE ! OF. Sen,
for pamphlet to
W VI. l.. CLARKE
PROVIDENCE, X. l.,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-08
lit NT'S REMEDY,

HI NT'S REM EUX,
The Great Kidney
Medicine, cures pains
in the Back, Side or
IOins, aud all diseases
of the kidneys, bladder
and | rinary Organs,
Dropsy, Gravel. lJia-
hctr., Briglt's Disease
of the Kidneys. Rcten-
tiun or incOntinence of
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-08
Nrm ADVERTISEMENTS.

C1000 returns in 30 days on 500 invested OF.
OIkUU iicial Reports and information free. Like
nrohts weekly ON Stock options of s0 to $50. Ad-
dress I. Porter WIGHT & Co. BANKERS 35 Wall
ST. y. Y. n,ar.,s lw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-08
\vuTlCE l. HEREBY GIVEN. that IN. suh
scrher hhs boon llIlA uI-Ilni..i

NUTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN. that the sub
scriber has been duly appointed Administrator
On The estate of
FOLLY GRAFFAM late ofwavnc
IN the county OF hrnEthcc, deceased intestaje and
has undertaken that trust by giving bond A. th, law
dltcist All persons, therefore, hal ihg demands
against the csa.e Of said dec, are ir,d to cx
hibit the same Tor settlements aud all indebted to
,ad estate are requested tomakc immediate payineut
to EVERETT W lI -Rt.E~S
March TO- ,,p. 3mii,
hNNEhkC COZ tA1I-Ht Protote Court hcAd
IN79.
w AEItEN \. WRIGHT, Administrator sn the
w estate p Esther II Brow u, hate of Readield in
>md ouhty deceased, having presented his first
count "i administration fur allowance, aud also hi
petition for discharge from said trust:
oRpLEtn, That notice thereof he given three
weeks successfully prior TO the second Monday ut
Npril next, in the kenn,bec journal u newsInuer
printed in Augusta, that all persons Interested
may attend al a Probate Cosrt then 10 be held at
augusta, aud show cause, il any, why the eame
should not be allowed.
II. X. BAkER, Judge.
Attest ;-'HAEi.rS llEwiN>, Register. 3w l3.
KENNEBEC COTNTT-M ProJafe court, hebf
of i"g"St0, on The stco"d Monday of March,
iS79.
l,INDA T.. MErCALF, Administrators ON the
4 estate, Of Joseph NJ. Metcalf. late Of Winthrop
IN said County, deceased, having presented her
hr- account of Administration, for allowance. and
also her petition for a discharge from said trust:
oHDEKED, That notice thereof be given three
Aw next, In the kcnnebec journal. "A news.
paper printed in Augusta that all persons inter, stcd
may attend AT Probate Court tien TO be held ut An
gusta, and show cause il ANY, why the same should
not be allowed.
II. X. BAKER, Judge
4 n - l. al I,tt,i.t .s,,tat
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-08
N.fiu ADVERTISEMENTS.
i,y..s llIssssss' z ss!IS isss zsTEa

We Nld l'ty ~, htS" Shil y Ytt sI,-I lR month
rni cNirHs't rt allow largr commission, II our
Icv uni wonderful iuvcuilnus. Ht6a4 uLut ue sen.
sample free. Address SHEkMAN & Co, AArs.all 1ch.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-08
Heat Buildings With Steam,

BY process, and at much less cost than By any
Of the old methods, and viii make IL object for
those desiring to heat their houses to call ON them.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-03-06
Store full OF Goods Closed for Thirty
Years Re.opened.
Lewiston, Qll.l Democrat.

Lewiston, Qll.) Democrat.
Since the death of Mr. VIM. Proc
tor his old store room in the north
part OF his brick building on Main
street has been opened. Forty years
ago he kept a general store in that
place. The room Is about 14x22 feet
size, and on one side and end is furn-
ished with rude shelving and conn-
ters. A huge, old fashioned fire place
occupies a space on the north side.
But the store has been "sealed
book" for thirty years. How it ever
happened We don't know. but the
proprietor one fine day concluded to
go out OF the merchandising business.
He didn't offer to sell his goods at
cost or acuIion CT in any other way.
The stock was full and complete, rep
resenting perhaps $500 in cash. But
be suddenly closed the door, and from
that hour it has substantially been q
mystery. At long intervals some
friend was invited to step into the
dingy back room to arrange some
business matter, and would afterward
tell OF the stock of mouldy goods
that occupied the dark and dusty
room.
Within the past few days Mr.. Ste
venson has had the room opened, anC
crowds OF the curious have gone
there to see the apparently ante-dilu
Wan styles. The stock comprised
dry goods, notions. boots and shoes
hats and caps, harness, hardware, q
large stock OF leather, and hundred,
OF curious. old-time articles OF com
merce. Most OF these things are o
the quaintest styles. The boots, shoes
hats. bonnets, &C., look as il they be
longed to the ''stone age" Some o
these have been in fashion and on
again several times.
Among the articles in stock was {
large quantity OF OF beans, and man.
other thugs that 1t would seen
might have been utilized to human
happiness. There are also rare ant
costly tibbons, and fine cutlery, iii
lanterns, and many curious things
Among these are a large number o
huge combs, that are now exactly il
fashion.
Mr.. Lee Stevenson In in charge o
this exhumed Pompeii, and is sellinI
articles TO all who wish TO buy. Man,
OF these articles have a ready sale Z
curiosity hunters.