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DEATHS.

PIDCOCK In st. Louis Feb 18th, $780, Iemuel Pid-
cock White House Station aged 50 years months,
and q days.
CLANCEY-Tn Lambertville. March IL, 1880, Miss
Mary Clancy, aged So years.
MosIER-In Lambertville, March is, 1850. Joseph W.
Moser, aged ~ years.
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THE MARKETS.
MARRIAGES.

sTOUT-TYS0N March II, by Rev Elvln K. Smith.
Edward r. Stout, of Lambertvile, to Clara E. Tyson,
of New Hope.
J0HNSON-vOORHEES-P Pleasant, Pa, Mar. 10,
$780, the residence of the BRIDES parents, by Rev
F. c. Colby, R. L. johnson, of Camden, N j.. to
Amelia M. Voorhees,, of PIT Pleasant. Pa.
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| SUPPLEMENT


To the Ordinance entitled "An Ordinance to es-
tabsh and regulate the Fire Department and for the
uary 10, 1870.
The Inhabitants Of the city of Lambertvile do or
DAM
Section That the first section of the ordinance en-
titled An ordinance to establish and regulate the Fire
Department. and for the prevention and extinguish-
ment Of fires passed January TO- 1870 be and the
is hereby amended follows, to wit By striking out
the words " and such engine companies hook and lad
der companies, and hose companies are or may
be hereafter organized by and with the consent of the
Common Council In said sectioD and inserting the
following: land the following engine companies aud
hook and ladder companies, viz The Union Fire Com
pany, which shall hereafter be known number one
the Hibernia Fire Company which shall
known as number two, and the Fleet Wing Hook
and Ladder Company which shall be known as number
three"
section O. That this ordinance shall take effect i'm
mediately after Its publication according to law.
Passed March ~, 1880.
HOLMES d. ELY
President OF Common Council
Attest;-BENJ. IT. JOINER, City Clerk.
Approved March 49, 1880
L. II. SERGEANT, Mayor
March II. 1880. -2t-Prs fee, 1915.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

tracts very cheap. at Bosenbury's Pharma-
cy. n. IL.
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AN ORDINANCE

Making appropriations for the months of March
and April. 1880.
dain:
Section That the following appropriations be made
ist To pay for support Of the poor. $500 90
3D. To pay for lighting and repair OF Streets rs 90
Sd. To pay for support OF Fire Department
and water supply. so 90
9TH. For Police expenses 100 90
9th. For salaries and fees, 1850 90
9Th. For other contingent expenses, 200 90
7th, To pay interest on bounty bonds, go 90
si,035 90
Section 2. That the said Of ten hundred and
thirty dollars shall be assessed levied and collected
with aud the other taxes Of the city at the next
tax levy.
Section g. That this ordinance shalt take effect i'm
inediately after its publication according TO law.
Passed March ~, 1880
President of Common Conneil.
Attest :--BEEJ II. JOINER, City Clerk.
Approved March 10. 1880
L. II. SERGEANT Mayor.
Mssch n, isso.-7t-Prs fee, % 49,
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rs HEREBY GIVEN

collect the remaining unpaid
the Lambee
1879 BY making PUBLIC LIE auction Of the land and real where
imposed, FRIDAY THE TWENTY
MARCH NEXT O'clock r. NJ Office s. E.
and Church the city of Lambertve aforesaid for all such
naming unpaid that day.
The description designation of such land and estate
due respectively
area follows, xsAsy
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TO THE LADIES!
JOHN WANAMAKER GRAND DEPOT,
PHILADELPHIA

All ladies know that has been get FrsC1ass Under
Phladephiae Muslin and Linen Underwear such
the French people indulge excepting of the old Chestnut
street Houses who have made speciality others have Stocks
made principally Of job lots that have usually for
other been advertised as bargains"
Desiring the question often asked by ladies': Why
must A. and elsewhere in New York for Underwear?
have need unless choose go on other
Grand The time spa for seeking other cities than Philadelphia
for shopping
Referring to Underwear set months ready first
class Stock of Undergamens of every description We have
said much about it. and propose let work and words
speak for This simply to draw attention the fact that
have allotted large the
left of the Chestnut street entrance where locate what will be-
point of fact,
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| NEW DEP ENT
The old style Dealing these Goods abandoned
taken up the business
AS MANUFACTURERS OF UNDERWEAR.

First-In our Workrooms.
Secondly special order in Underwear Establishments.
Instead of taking jobs receiving dozens and dozens of Chem
Drawers and Night Shirts and putting them shelves and
counters, we shall put forward only
First-CAREFULLY MANUFACTURED.
Second-NEAT AND HANDSOME SEWING.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND WARRANTABLE MA
TERIALS.
This charm of cheapness will be the first idea but cheapness
and charming work.
After ALL people well judge by advertisement of prices If
person adver horse for 81 80 another adver
$780, the buyer will decide by the advertised price, but by
seeing and judging of the horses The $3.50 horse may be worth
of the other. We submit all goods this What is the
merit and value? We shall do well with this
have undertaken and be with whatever patronage
So greatly have musn and labor advanced
preparations for stock that confidently believe that
dies cannot have the sewing done home for anything like the prices
marked first stock
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Ladies' Muslin Underwear

Where ladies cannot come in person to
make selections. letters will be ate hded to
with fidelity and promptness Mail orders
for these Goods are not filed by boys. but
have the care of ladies Of good judgment
and taste.
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t,ApAkI = To solicit orders for our Nursery
Uni null stock. Men Of integrity good habits
EETM energy, and fair business capacity can
III AN easily acquire Knowledge Of the
taIAAlTrn business, must give entire attention TO
WAN If the work and be able to 90 any part OF
ss'u' ~ their own or adjoining counties.
PERMASEsT EMPLOYMENT COOP PAY AND EXPENSES
Give age, previous occupation, and references.
Address, R. G. CHASE & CO.. 10 N Merrick St. Phila
March 17.-2m.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MEDICAL.

MESSAGES left at Central Drug Store Lambertyile,
wi for r. q. Foulke, M d., will be promptly attended
TO. r. C. Foulke, NJ. D.,
New Hope Pa.
March a, 1880, en-.
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NANTED-A PARTNER,
NOTICE !!
ADJOURNED SALE.

Owing 10 the Indictment weather, and death in the
~ family Of of the Administrators the sale fthe
personal property of Jacob Lake. decd will stand adj
journed till FRIDAY MARCH 26tb, next. Sale posi-
lively will commence at II o'clock sharp, rain shine.
j. & VIM. ii. LAKE.
Mar. IL Administrators.
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Notice OF Assignment.

ToTICE Is hereby given, that William wetherill of
IN the city of Lambertsie, and county of Hunter
don, hath this day made assignment the subscriber
of his estate for the equal benefit OF his creditors and
that the said creditors exhibit their respective
claims, under oath affirmation, within the term Of
three months.
CHAs. A. sKILLMAN,
ASSIGNEE.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-10
N O II i q II.

FUyO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
L T. Z. TIBBEr Is has this day purchased the bua-
Of Howell & Btethau he reOfore carrying meat
market in the shop sf Mrs. Rnce the corner OF Car
and Proctor streets in Carson New Also, all of tie
book accounts Of said hi ness now standing the
books of How!i hls.hen. The business will Hereafter
be continued by E. z Tibhetts, and all bills paid and
rtcepted BY hits.
HOWELL BLETHEN
f. Z. TJDBETS,
Oarson, October & 1850. ~
, 1880-06-27
AN Intelligent correspondent of the Dub

AN Intelligent correspondent Of the Dub
lin Frecn,an's Journal prophestes the garnerng
Of abundant harvests In Ireland this year from
July to November, and If the prophecy shnll be
justified by the event there should bo no need
of Irish relief funds next year, and no such de-
mands as Mr. Parncll has just mnde,-that
gift of 8, 100000 be taken from the Irish Church
Fund for the relief Of the suffering. The late
heavy rains, following the long drought, have
caused potatoes to grow With great rapidity,
the cereals which have appeared above ground
are Of rich and heavy green hue, the artificial
grasses arc making satisfactory progress, and
the pastures look beautiful; indeed, 1.-THE whote
face of the country smiles upon the husband
man." Should the weather be normally warm
next month . heavy cereal produce may be
looked for In most districts. What Is most need
ed in Ireland now, according to this correspond
ent, is the development Of dairy industries. and
greater amount Of land given over to the cul-
tiration Of culinary vegetables.
, 1880-06-27

New York Su11 Of the day before Han
10. ,,ornfnntton had a double-leaded leader on
&C. css.aen. the Candidate; or, the Great Issue Sur
:,.dercd," as follows:
Teue~ nsldcn wus legally elected President All
,,snocrats and most hepubltcans believe this
DemoI Dem IiIdan was cheated out OF his Office.
NJ Haycs. by an unconstitutional tribunal,
vas placed III tn0 oA'~~ =" 80
sesseHa Ha,es has held the Office only by an illegal
- fraudulent title.
Inee+"si,shed me vii legal channels. was thwartcd.
tn9 :5ss moustrous fraud, which ought never
toee g. SrDiid Tiidcn is not rcnomlnatcd, then this
,nn+Ic - fraud is condo1ed.
e'&aa!nIttf The astute and venerable Thurlow Weed
70 1deoram reporter Yesterday: t.; "a! -.
. ~ n.nuNt nominate Tldci.'
og agh;s IS the simple truth of the situation. If
~ uHyidcn Is nominated. a wrooged and In
h1 h1,.od ,arty, containing great majority Of tho
kua k4ere II the United Suites. Is afforded an op-
sost,1nitr to vind!catc the cause nf popular
pa+.rn,ncut If the fraud by which Hayes WAS
psSnn and reelection Of Tilden, then the fact
iaaassahi!shed that the Democratic party is tf'o
naIattno and uncertain to be depended upon
+ha defense and preservation Of tho rights Of
tng nTgpi.day will probably decide. It would be as
aet mistake to abandon Tfldeu now rs it
Et,1d have been TO abandon Washington in the
su.e of the American Revolution.
rnts article was telcgraphod to the Cincinnati
naners aud published before the nornination WIS
rs.ae. The Convention concluded to surrender
.ha ..ereat fraud issue," and abandon it and its
.mhodiment as " dead
, 1880-06-27

few days ago, attempted suicide this morn
ing BY jumping from the bridge into the Mis-
sisstppf. lie climbed over the railing and
preclpitated himself to tn the waters below:
faIi. sink, and rise to the surface. Larry is a
good smimmer, and quickly diyesting HIM
Self Of several articles Of clothing he
plunged into the water and, on coming up
with Wilson, grabbed him and towed him to
and Wilson was taken to the City Dispensary
and thence to the City Hospital. He is III
ternally injured, and Is in critical condi-
ton.
COLUMBUS, O., June 1;5,Charles Atherton,
lie left a note, saying he intended commit
tinc suicide
, 1880-06-27

Special Dispateh to The Chicago 7riouns
Sr. LOUIS, Mo-, June 2G.-Llzzie Stadler, a
very beautiful Swiss girl, was found to-day
to have committed suicide at 2019 Franklin
avenue Her conversational powers and her
yiyacity and personal appearance gained for
her many admirers. Some Two years ago she
met and fell in love with young man, With
whom she corresponded some. tllue after
wards, but her father Opposing her ACTIONS
the Correspondence WAS discontinued, and
the lover aG last became lost to her and 1ler
friends. Since then she has received few
visits from gentlemen, and seemed to care
but little for their companionsliip: Ihae Ia
she was heartbroken was demonstrated =, to. ;.
day. She disappeared 1nYsterlously last
Tuesday night. and to-day her body was
found IN vel back Of the eoa,9 house, ,;a;, from rom
ter during the wsek. Her father exhibited
brutal Indifference when the girls body was
discovered.
Sr. LOUIS, June 36.-Jalnes Wilson, young
man who came to this city from New YORK
, 1880-06-27

Having secured q frst-class weak chest,
Hanlan is prepared to match it for any amount
against Courtneys eccentric stomach
The income of the Duke Of Westminster is
said to bo nearly S15,000 day. The name OF the
papcr ho works for has never been made pub
lie.
A red-hot Democrat who named his race
horse Adams explained that he did 80 On purely
business principles, as nothing bearing the name
Was ever known to refuse to run
"Confusion of Intellect and general inco-
hnrcnct was what was the nnttcr with Currie, OF
Texas according to the jury's verdict" 1t mas
nor been decided what Grccuback paper the gen
tlemhn will edit.
Blondin announces his intention Of return
tnr to this country and crossing Niagara fndis
Mt hight of 100 feet above the water Hthe gen
tleman really wants to show his nerve let nl1n
ride for a week on Il Sound steamer.
We notice the arlny-worm has reached the
vicinity Of Boston, and. according 10 d 1oca, pa
ner. ..is destroying everything 1t meets. IN
z-tew Of the fact that there is professional
baseball club in Boston, the industrious worm
has our earnest sympathy.
uWouldn't you like to have boW?' SAID
+he bold Young archer as they sauntered ao"h
rho field. and she murmured Yes and the ao-
eor},cd archer said, :. What kind Of bo" would
vou prcfer?" She Quivered little us sne re,
Mind archly. Vt think should prefer ye"' ano
then the young man took 1t H. ana 'nouen uo
was an arrow-chested youth he went 70 1ne ta'-
get and henved bulls stEh.-deo'ue 1t'ot'
"Lurline Lafferty I've cannot puollsn
the words Of your song: Meet Me, Ltte oMcet
haort when the Merry Birds Arc Singing be-
co,,se xou don't say where you are going to be'
end hesjf1rs. the merry birds sing about sixteen
.a,,rc a dar Mt this season Of the year. 1ou nad
, 1880-06-27

THE existence of the Cincinnati Times as
an independent newspaper ended yesterday. It
will be transferred tomorrow to its younger and
more vigorous rival, the Stdr, which, selling ut
lower rate, has been able to cut the ground from
under it. Tic Times WAS founded about 1Ss or
lS9 BY Calvin n. Starbuck on capital OF few
hundred dollars. BY great self-denil and un-
firing industry he managed to build up large
property. His paper had one Of the best weekly
calculations in the country, years ago. He was
offered 500 600 for the Times just after the Civil
War. but demanded $225.000, and would not sell
for less The intending purchasers established
a rival newspaper called the Chronicle. and
spent it is said, nearly S35o,0o0 in striving to
supplant the Times. About 1871, Starbuck died,
and the two papers we're consolidated under one
management, SITE, 600 having been paid for the
Times to the 6tarbuck heirs. Meanwhile, the
Star came into being, and, while 1t made little or
no money tor itself, it prevented the Chronicle
Times from making any. 1t has been an open
secret for year OF more that the Times has
been losing money ut the rate Of $4,000 to
$4,000 year; and, Of course, its winding up.
under the circumstances, was mere question
Of time.
, 1880-06-27
PIANO WARER0oMs AND PARl0Rs.

The entcrprising firm Of Story 6 Camp
who occupy the great double building, 1ss
and 1870 State street: ::haye added to the attract
iyencss Of their piano warerooms by the
construction of two elegant reception rooms
on the third floor. These parlors are fitted
on the fourth floor they have finished six fine
teaching rooms, each containing magnifi-
cent Decker upright piano. Many Of our
best tenchers have already secured nccommo-
dations in them. a flint. passenger elevator
renders easy access to tfe different floors.
As these rooms are centrally located, and are
the finest III tho city, they have become the
headquarters of the musical profession.
, 1880-06-27

It is generally thought TINT the days of
archaeological rapIne nre over. The Greeks have
ut last learned the value of tho treasures buried
III their soil. and the explorers ut Olympia were
only permitted to curry OIL Gusts OF the statues
and metopes they unenrthed from tho site Of the
Temple OF Zeus: the originals remain. us Is right,
in their own land. But either from natural in
ortuess or from au appreciation Of their own un-
illness to guard works Of art, the Turks make
10 effort to keep tho antiquities of Astatic
Greece: they are satisfied with making the work
OF exploration as difficult us possible, and when
once the uiscovercr hns dug up his spoils. he is
welcome TO carry them of. 1t is thus TINT the
Germans tave succeeded in conveying to Berlin
some very interesting remains from perKamos,
in the form Of an altar with double friczc, In
which is depicted tho bnttle Of the gods und
giants- Though belonging TO late pcriod-the
tune OF the AItniid dynasty, nhont 20 years L.
to indicate special Pergnnus schonl of artists
and a temporary arrest Of the decay Of Greek
sculpture. It is pity they were not loft III safe
guardianship In their natural climate, Instead
of being subjected to the smoke Of Berlin, where
casts would hMve served the purposes Of
archaeology eQuuiy we'll
, 1880-06-27
AMERICA AMERICA S7IEI -.j|''ITjT BTBT
IF Not Ahead
Among the Great
Discoveries.
The Announcement Of the Discovery
Of Pure Native Sulphur Of Great
Medical Yalue in Italy
Is Followed Almost Immediately BY The Dis.
cQVery Of the Same Identical Thing
n Pennsylvania,
From which Source Chnn's Sulphur Soap Has
Been Supplied Or Several Years with Its
Real Curative PEoPrty Sulphur

There Is no country tn the world "nere 80 nAny
persons nre sufferers frum Skin Discusses In the
United States And the reason i that there Is 30 IT.
tie sulphur found in nature here. In Italy. where
Skin Diseases are almost unknown. sulphur u 10
abundant in the soil that It onters largely into nFs
vegetable and then In its turn into animal nattcE
thereby keeping the blood and preventing host
troublesome. ugly. and sometimes !oathsome dis
eases. It becomes matter of great importance here
to supply this sulphur to the humnn system- And
after many experiments By the abIest men, II IL a'
rnitted its local use, found In GLENNS sULPIlua
SOAP, IS the best. SEE TINT &C. n Ckl1~rESfoN,
Proprietor. Is printed on each packet without wnfc1
none |. genuine Sold by druggists nt CSC; u Cakea
GOc Sent by mail on receipt Ut price. anc Sc e1tfa
for each Cuxe, By t. N. CK1TTENTON, stxth-av.
New York
, 1880-06-27

SpEAK1NG of the new huge war-ships Of
Great Britain, the London Fdn 3fau Gazette says:
The completion of the lnficxible, the Ajax,
and the AgMnlesnnon is now promised during
the present fiscal year. This will nuke an inn
portant addition to the actually available
largest man of-war atloat, is Vessel Of L, ,406
tons displacement: while the Dandolo and
Duilo, her rivals in the Italian navy. are only
Of l0.570 tuns. The armament OF the 1nfcxiblc,
consisting Of four H. ton guns, is, it is true, in
feror to that of tho italian ships, euch Of which
carries four l09-ton guns: but, on the other
hand, there can be no doubt that structurally
tho English vessel Is Of greater strength than
the Italian men-of-war. The Ajax and AgM-
memnon are ships,- each Of S,492 tons. 50
that by the completion Of the three vessels 55i
tons Of ironclad shipping will be added to the
immediately nyniabe strength Of the navy
The Ajax and. Aga1nemnon carry only four
:S-ton guns: but rs these weapons throw pro-
jcctile Weighing 100 pounds With sufficient We
locity to penetrate 14-inch armor, the vessels
must be regarded as ofrensiveiy of considerable
power, while they admittedly possess great de-
fensive strength.
, 1880-06-27

CEMETERY.
The Forest Home Cemetery Co.

Beg to dsaw the intention OF oil persons, especially
thuse residing the West Side Hnd In tho western
suburbs Of the c,ty. whb nre desrOus OF securing
family burial pinee. t the ahOve mentioned cemetery.
pla ines River. about miles west u Central Pa9k.
Comprising the beautiful pnrt uf the eee-
Srated IIa.s Park and can be reached BY pleasant
drive Nadi*on-sI. thronxh CentEnl Park. Hass!nx
will odnEt tt other cemetery around Chicago can
compe. with the Forest Home for the beauty ut ~
natural scenery. Prices yet yery mode RITE, Is
SECURING family lot lJx. II. but the prD
jected railroad connection Is established there viii be
FOREST ITOME CEN alETERY CO.. So Washtn9ton-~L
Buses leave every Sunday Morning. 10 shasp> from
~ Flfth-av.
, 1880-06-27
DRY GOODS.
SPECIAL
BARGAINS!
FOR
4th July.
DRY GOODS.

Parties desiring anything in the
way of Lawn Suits, Dry Goods,
Notions, Fancy Articles, &C., for
the 4th Of July, can find large va
riety in every department at about
one-half the usual price asked by
other houses, at our store during
this week. See the following
prices, which are but few Of the
many bargains that we are offering:
500 Lawn Suits, IS different styles. at
$1.5o, So, $3.50, So, $3.50, u, SIS,
So. nn,i IS.
ESQ Gingllam Suits, nobby styles, at $3,
81, SIS, Sc, and 50.
375 Linen Suits ut $3.50, So, $3.50, 81,
md Is.
1000 Ladies' Parasols must be sold !;
prices range from 10c to SO.
200 dozen Ladies' and Children's Lisle
Thread Gloves, large variety OF styles,
from 10c to 81.
100 English Walking Jackets marked
down to So, So, 81; former price 81,
So, and So.
1000 Ladies Linen listers, at 81, $1.25,
$1.50, 50, $3.50.
so Ladies' Silk Dolmans marked down to
$40, $12, SIS, SIS, $50; former
price, SIS, SIS, $40, $25, sos.
, 1880-06-27

An active controversy Is now going on
among the members of the Jewish Order Of B mai
Birth in this city. During late years, large
number Of Polish Russian Jews have taken up
their residence in Chicago. These, having pros
pered, have asked permission to form lodges
Of that Order among themselves, to which
there is opposition. The Polish Jews have here
tofore been largely excluded from civftizat1on'
end socially have not been held in high esteem
By other 1sraeites, and tho objection is founded
on social prejudices,-such, perhaps, As exist
among Gentiles in certain locnlitfes against
4sraelites generally. The question is whether
the Order Of B'nal Birth shall recognize this
prejudice, and perpetunte it By denying the
Poles charter Of their own, or whether they
will seek to elevate them By according to them
In the Order that equality which Is consistent
With the broad and liberal principles which arc
common to all Americans. This question IS
sharply discussed in several articles. in the
atsr.ah Messenger of Chicago of yesterday. It
shows that social prejudIces arc not confined
to any race, and it will be interesting to sec IL
the Jews Of Chicago can rise above them.
, 1880-06-27
SKIN HUM0R

On Face, Head, md Parts OF Body. Hens
Covered with Seaba and Sores.
Messrs Weeks s. Potter: commenced to use
your Cuticurl Remedies last July. Ny face and
hc1d aud some. parts OF my body were almost
raw My head WIS covered with scabs aud sores,
nud my suffering WIS fearful. had tried every
thing had heard of i'll the Eust and West. My
casc was considered a very bud one. I have now
not particle Of Skin Humor about me, and my
cusc Is considered wonderful It has been tha
means Of selling great many Of your Calticura
Remedies IN this part Of tho country. Respect
fully yours Mis- :. 4. WHlPPlE.
Decatur, Mich, Nov. II, 1873.
, 1880-06-27
DAnDRUFF

scale. One~quarter Inch In Thickness.
Messrs Weeks & Potter-Gentlemcn: For the
bud as any one 1 ever snw with Dandru1. My
sculp WAS completely covered with scales, some
times nearly a quarter Of All inch In size. con-
sidercd it iucur.abie. About two months since I
purchased Cuticurn and Cuticura Soap, and in
about two weeks after commencing to use them
| found the Danlru1 entirely gone. Siy scalp Is
sibly be. feel 1t my duty to both you and the
public to state the above facts: Yours respect
fnliy. THOMAS LEE,
Sewing Machine Dealer,
No. &,I8 Frankford av., Philadelphia Pa