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The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-08-29
q'hos.J.Fisher &Co.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
1923 F STREET NORTHWEST.
For Sale.

VERMONT AVENUE-SPLENDID BUILDING
slTE-BEIwEEN and l. STREETS n. ".
Lots II and 10, Square ZIG, so feet inches front,
with rear frontage on street Of IS feet inches,
% 9ss fInrs %sE set S g,p STATES
No. 700 Eighth street wv,
Two-story and basement Brick Lot isxos. Suitable
FOR SPECULATION,
lialf square Ground containing about 90 900 square
feet situated I" rapidly improving parto northwest
. sTLENDiD BUSINESS rinopERTY,
ES s ss S % "aa ass syGys s
iiiS nIEvnsTii i if s%REEr III Il r'Es 'W' So'''
n fonr-stOry press-brlCk residence: contains ten
RHODE isLXND eAyENME, IErwEES issh
AND M NJ" "i"WA I,"vh'sii ciiRcLE.:', &C. ~ FAC
Handsome new ten room dwelling fronting Govern
ment reservations well built, aud Will he sold cheap.
CORNER 36th and l. STREETS N. W.
Comfortable trcc-s story brick. with modern Improve
mcnis: fnc garden: also, desirable building lots ad
Joining samc WIN sell at bargain To AN Immediate
purchaser.
n andsSms ns building site fronting Iowa oirsle soo
square feet of ground.
"DU PoNr CIRCLE"
Desirable ID , triangle o. land in the mmediate vicinity
shire avenue, Twcpteih and streets contains 4. 3iO
square feet Of gronnd aud Is entirely surrounded by
wide parking. WIN lie sold very low
COR. WASHINGTON AND STODDART SIS.
Large and elegant double house, with extensive
grounds handsomely laid out ami Ornamented with
choice slirubbery and flowers. Connodious brick
stable and out buildings. WIN he sold AT bargain
or leased f0r u term of years.
WEl.L-loCATED BUILDING SITE ON MASS.
AVE-, RET. 10Th AND nist SIS. n, W.
Lot fronting south Massachusetts, avenue 20 feet,
aud extending with that width through To q street
TIIREE-SrORY BRICK DWELLING, No. II
IOWA CIRCLE
Contains twelve rooms and all modern Improvements.
WIN lie sold cheap
MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE NEAR "TIoMAs
CIRCLE
Handsome building lots the south side of Massa-
chusctts avenue. between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets.
MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE, NEAR SCOTT
STATUE.
Desirable building lot fronting Massachusetts ave-
nue, and running through Ia street; Of the best
locations In tile city.
l. STREET. NEAR VERMONT AVENUE.
Two building lots north side of l. street, between
Vermont avenue and Fifteenth street.
NJ STREET, BETWEEN 10Th AND lIth.
Fine building lot, 2tNl2o, TO an alley; south front,
aud good ncIghborbOOd.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-08-29

There is nothing in the world more beau
tifu than line healthy baby You cannot dose your
baby with opiates and have II healthy; hut YOU can
use DR.. Bull's baby syrup and still mautain the
paby's health. Price 25 cents bottle,
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-08-29

WmLE General Garfield is running about
the country speaking at soldiers reunions,
etc, General Hancock is quietly attending
to his Official duties at Governors Island
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-08-29
THE DEELLO.

Is the dueling ground of the country to
be transferred from South Carolina to Vir-
ginia The fatal meeting between Cash and
Shannon i'll a great measure revolutionized
the sentiment of South Carolina on the sub
ject of dueling. and it will hardly he re-
spectacle hereafter to meet upon the mis-
named field of honor in that State. The kill
ing of Colonel Shannon was very properly
characterized as a murder. 1t was calling
the thing by its right name, and until the
duelist is regarded as murderer the infa-
nous practice will not be stopped. Not in
the least deferred by the denunciation which
the South Carolina affair received all over the
country, four of Virginias SONS, aided and
abetted by so-called friends, have within two
weeks attempted n meeting for the purpose
of shooting at each other. In one case the
Mayor of a great city and the editor of an in
iluential paper were the principals. In the
other a candidate for Congress and the son
of a Senator of the United States proposed tc
bang away at each other and all because
the one had black-balled the other when he
| applied for membership in a club. 1t is n
satisfaction to know that the authorities
promptly stopped both meetings. although
we fear that the interruption TO hostilities
has only been temporary. If they are de
termined to fight they will find an opportu
nifty for it. If anything can add to the helm
BUSINESS of the crime it is the social bust
ness, and political prominence of all the gen
tlemen concerned. They are all men who
shape public sentiment in greater or less
degree. The bad example they set will b,
followed by the unthinking masses, and il
| therefore behoves the thoughtful, Christian
sentiment of the State to put such seal o
condemnation upon the practice of dueling al
will make the duelist feel that he will be n!
much disgraced by fighting with pistols al
he would be by engaging in an ordinar,
prize-lght with a bruiser, surrounded by
| crowd of thugs to urge him to the scIatch
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-08-29

A RKrUBLcAS EXCHANGE asks; "Shall
" the North or the South govern this coun-
" try That is the whole question" For
one, we answer that neither section shah
govern as a section. 1t is the mission of the
Democratic party to prevent sectional gov
ernment. We want the whole country gov
erned in accordance with the Constitution
and laws made in pursuance thereof. Fayors
are not to be granted to any section, North,
South, East, or West. Rights are TO be
withheld from none, but all are To he treated
AS one people under the protection OF one Nag
That is what the election OF General Han,
cock will mean. The Republican party ad,
mits that il cannot carry Southern State
The Democratic party is battling for and ex
poets to carry States North aud South. tn,
trouble with the Republican mind is that il
does not want to recognize the South as en-
titled to any share in the Government.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-08-29

There great Christian statesman - Of Mentor
Who, Constraning the voice Of stentor,
Whspered " Brother pcGolyer.
Give me five thousand dullycr,
And the Treasury vault you SHAH en,er!''
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-08-29

TuE New York Graphic manifestly has a
profound contempt for Brother Talmagc, or II would
never have written Of him In the following style:
rev. tdewiu tamage has made wofu failure In
California II Is about time this ministerial fraud
received check. lie has had astonishing prosperity
for the amount of brains he possesses. lie should
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

We oiirr for sale u number of sma parcels of land
containing from 10 20 acres heng subdivisions of
the estate of the late Geu. Hickey, known as
''GEEESVALEh and ''MONASTERY, -
situated on both sides Of the Blaonsburg road about
ono mile from The city boundary The soil Is rich
and especially adapted for market gardening.
Three small parcels lying beiweru tile turnpike and
the II. n %. II. r., opposite the Fair Grouuls. Arc
desirable Butclcrs' uses, having excellent drain
age tract In the vicinity of the Hickey Mansion
Is improved by small cottage. which viii lie rented
10 a satisfactory tenaut,
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-08-29

lnE Campaign textbook, just issued by
the National Democratic Committee, is Il
work that should be in the hand OF not only
every American citizen who desires the cleo.
tion Of Hancock and English, hut of all men
who want to see the Government admins
tered in purity and good faith. It is care
ful review of the sins of omission and com
mission of the Republican party. 1t does
not merely make assertions, but proves all
its slatcuenl- by Ieieirnce to the date OF
each transactiou and the pagr OF the public
document where II may be found. II is the
same with regard to General GaIied's Con
giessional career, No one can read II
thoughuully and reach amy other conclusion
! than That the Republican party Is corrupt to
core, and that its leader, General Gar
is unit to be trusted with the Presi-
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-08-29
TuE CHEYENNE I,uiry of A,,pust ~ say

The Cheyenne Loader of August ~ says
General Grant stated to knot of distinguished
visitors at Mantou yesterday that In Ills opinion Gem
etal Garfield would carry New \ ork easily.
The same General Grant not long before the last
Presidential election told New York Herald Inter
viewer at Long Branch that Maryland was of the
the States that would go Republican In the fall elec
tion. Maryland gave twenty thousand majority for
Iilden.
TnE New York Tribune heads the account
furnished by It's correspondent of the Democratic
ratification meeting on Thursday evening, ga small
"parnde and ratification meeting.' Those who wit
messed the PARADE and the universal turnout OF the
people to see II and to take part In the meeting and
who well know that the parade was the finest and the
meeting the largest ever seen In this city any
political occasion, can Judge OF the untiufulness oi
the Tribune In many matters by Its very gross u,l-
truthfulness In this instance.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-08-29
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

rhsY have a garbage war in New York, the
question being, where shah It be dcpositedS The
people OF Washington would be justified in getting up
to compel the removal Of the garbage TO place
nf depoSit.
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SIGNAL TACTICS

tBy LIEUT.. HUGH L. REED, u. S. AnMy.J
Assmate, To the Tactics of Artillery, Cavalry, and
Infantry. valuable Hand Book for Officers and
Men of the Regular and Militia Forces. Flexible
Cloth Covers. Price so cents. Postage Stamps
Ceived. Published by
iyi-am A. ". HEED 4 Co. baltimore. Md.
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FOR PRESIDENT

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 90, ,sso.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-08-28
Tuesday Nights Meeting.

At a meeting of the Democracy
of Canton, held at the court house
Aug. a. for the purpose of organic
ing a Hancock and English club,
DIR. T. A. Phillips was called to the
chair and Ralph Stadeker request-
ed to act as Secretary.
Coz. q. A. Luckett was called OH
to address the meeting and enter
tanned the audience in an halt h9Hr's
speech upon the cause why the
South shopld be solid for Hancock.
The following MOTIONS prevailed:
That persons DESTROYS of joining
the clHh be requested to name the
fact to the Secretary. About sixty
names were enrolled.
That the club 60 into permanent
organization with Robt. Powell as
President aud Ralph Stadeker as
Secretary.
That the Secretary be instructed
to notify the respective chairmen
of the Democratic State and Nation
al EXECUTIVE Committees, of the
organization OF the club.
That the Secretary be INSTRUCTED
to request the various beats Of tue
county to form clubs and notify
this club OF their organization.
That the Hecretary be appointed
Treasurer of the CLUB.
That the meetings Of this club be
held every Wednesday night at 8
O'Clock. That q cQmmittee of three
be appointed by the Chair to solicit
subscriptions in Beat | to carry on
the campaign. Committee: :. T.
Rsiestley, II. y. Luckett and Mike
Russell.
That Judge Downs and Col. VIM.
Handy be requested to address the
next meeting. That the ladies he
invited to attend. That the papers
of this city hf requested to publish
these proceedings.
That the thanks of the club be
rendered tQ Col. O. A. Luckett for
his entertaining and eloquent
peech.
That the roll be left open for the
purpose of permitting every one
black or white to enlist as members.
That the name OF the "MadisOn
Hapcock & English Central Club"
be adopted. On motion meeting
adjourned.
RALPH STA1EKER,
Secretary.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-08-28

The. Canton collegiate school
under tie mana cement of Prof NJ
j. Corbett, will open on Monday,
August 3Qth, at the fowler house
on Centre street.
Elsewhere will be seen a card
signed by a number of prominent
gentlemen, calling on Mr.. T. N.
Jones to become a candidate for
the Senate. Mr.. Jones has CONSENT
ed to run, and his announcement
will be found in proper COLUMN.
Beat No. 8 has certainly put up Z
strong candidate for the senatorial
tOga,
Our kind friend, G. r. Kemp,
Commissioner of Census for the
county of Madison, will accept our
thanks for a full and complete re-
port of tho census of the county.
The document furnished US is too
lengthy for publication to-day, but
we will publish it in full next week.
We could give the totals as to gen.
but we have read the de-
tails of the enumeration with much
interest, and presume our subscrih>
ers will be gratified to see it in
Fqll.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-08-28
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

J. EinE CoRDTs )Admr. estate Eibc Cort
vs.. deceased.
JASE.E. CQRDTs NO 1917
BY virtue of q decree rendered in the
Chancery Court of Madison county, State
9f Mississippi, at the July term thereof A
d. 1880, the undersigned administrator OF
the estate of Eibe Cordts Gec'd, VIII Qii
Monday the 9th day Of September A d
1880, between the hours prescribed by law
proceed to sell before the court hoHse door
in Captoll, Madison county, ut public amc-
ton to the highest bidder for cash, an un-
diyider one half interest in the following
TRACT of land lying in said county and
state. viz. The 9 offs t sec II W of
5 W t sec l2, the e j of Sec Is, 9 ! of sec "a.
less that portion Of said half section ~
ing south of old agency fQad, containipiilg
about 27S acres more or legs in said half
section, AL of said lands. lying in Town
ship z, Range one east, and 8 W of sec. Is
and ali that part Of section 10 which lies
west of the New Orleans, Jackson and
Great Northern Railroad containing about
463 acres more or less in said section 49,
Range east. Said trlet of
land is good and fertile plantation with
good dwelling house and outhonses and
located near Madison Station in said c3!In-
ty and is a very desirable plantation, title
believeG to 10 good.
EIRE CQRDTs, Admr,
July 3lst 1880. I weeks,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-08-28
70 the Voters of Madison County:

/ have withdrawn from the can-
vass in favor of Mr.. Thos. l.. Hollis
day. You, who intended to vote
for me, will confer upon me spe-
cial favor by supporting him at the
primary election which takes place
on the FIRST Saturday in September.
Mr.. Holiday is thoroughly iden>
tilted with the farming interest of
the county, having followed the
honorable avocation of farmer for
more than a quarter of a century,
and am satisfied that the farmers
of Madison county. desire a man Of
this kind to weigh their cotton.
He is eminently qualified in every
particular to fill this important po>
sitiQn.
Thanking my many friends
throughout the county for their
kind intention to support me, and
hoping that they will transfer their
votes to Mr.: Holiday, 1 remain,
Yours truly,
II. b. LUCKETT,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-08-28
SANDERS& S)NS' EXrISACr
-(Essence) of tho
H U CALYP TUS 3.

The pnFe volatile RaFtiilea Of tho leaves
lyRtl,s giOhulus, and the only protection
against contagion in cases of yellow, ty-
phoid and other fevers. Do not wait until
that terrible foe, yellow fever appears in
your midst, but protect yourself and family
by using beforehand our extract as an odo-
rant, and when fever had already set in
take internally four to six drops in a spoon
full Of water Ouce Il day, and apply it extcr-
nally freely 70 the region of the bowels. 1t
is the only rpmpay that Gan " false4 an,
ssn9 ss Ass'E AsEsh as3
f. Sons Eucalyptus Extract, aud faye to
ndWit thht there is, beside it, no Ine,lica-
melt Of SIGH universal effect on the hpnlan
sysi en- tlflt KNOW Of. It checks com
pletely all inflammation of whatever kind
-chsSt, lung, and all throat affccti 1ns,
spcl. as Bronchitis and Diphtheria. 1t
cures Rheumatism, Toothache, Neuralgia.
the post severe colds, etc. ! used it with
II np3ralled success in swcllings, bruises,
sr Tains burns, wounds of most serious ma
ture, in all disorders of the bowels, diar
rhoea, etc, and gladly acknowledge its
merits for the benefit of the public.
John Cruishank, NJ. d.
Epitome of declaration made before NJ
COhn. Esq, J. p, at Sandhurst. October
1877: The son of Mr.. Raabc was hurt with
an s,Se on the knee. After nino months
medical treatment it way declared nccess;.-
ry by pr. McGillavFy, to anipHtate the
limb. At that iuncture the extfact W9a APP
piled md the wound speedily cared wl:hs
ont amputation. The daughter of Mr..
Junsheim, sutfc ring from disease of the
bone, 80 pronounced by Drs. Atkinson and
B9y.i, WHO attended the girl witho%S salts
factory RESULTS, was eHEed list az speedily.
Sandhurst, Oct. II, f579-I hGrebT Ger
tify that the above are the contents Of an
advertisenifnt published at :,andhnrst and
that the na;Aed Drs. McGilI:.vry. Atkinson +,
and Boyd are well known medical prasfi-
TONERS residing at Ssindl.trst. ). A. wool
ward, Mayor
All the docNmepts IN question may he in
spccted at the Whnlesslo aser,&y of G. X.
F'inIay Go q Magazine St, New Orleans,
sole agents f,ly the southern states. The
ertract is sold 1t Canton by Phillips Il
Jones sole sgepts.
Caution:-IheEe are some preparations OF
the gum resin i'll the trade without any
value as Il nc,licamSAt They may easily
be discernei>, rs .hey tun milky, on ac-
count Of their terebinthineQus nature,
when mired with spirits of wine, We
are the only cx4sii r@ manu- Eacsureii of the
pure EXTRACT EcsencS) ~ the s.avcs II tho
A.istralian gum tree. Thcrrforc, ask for
SIr.hl Som Extract. and insist uuon
y March ~ ",
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-08-28
A MOTHEk's GRIEE.

The pride of mother, the life
and Joy of a home, are her children,
hence Der grief when sickness en-
tiers and takes them away. Take
warning then. that yon are running
a terrible risk, ii they have Cough.
Group or Whooping Cough, which
leads to Consumption. if you do not
attend to it at once. Shiloh's Cons
Cure is guaranteed to cure
the Price ~ cts, cts. and
S1.00. For Lame Back, Side or
Chest, use ShilOh's Porous Plaster.
Price 25 cts. Sold by w. j. Moshy
& Co., Canton, Miss. i31 1y
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-08-28
THIs THK SEASON

When Whiskey comes frequently
into requisition as medicine. Adult
telated Whistles are as injurious
as alultcrated drugs, and the effect
on the system is precisely the same
it kills. We would state from
our own knowledge that l. w. Har
per's Nelson County Whiskey is
not adulterated and on that ac-
count We Can recommend it to
those seeking an article fully ma
tured apd scrupulously pure.
JOHN LIVEL4R y Go.
C9ntQp, Miss.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-08-28
Canton Female Institute.

This popular institution under
the control of Prof. w. III. Magru-
der, principal, will begin its next
session on Thursday, Sept. 10th.
The session will open under more
favorable auspices than heretofore,
as the trustees have been very lils
eral in repairing the building, and
making it cQmfGrtahle in every
respect, FLe apparatus which has
been SO much needed has arrived
and with experienced teachers in
every department, there is no rea>
son why our daughters may not be
thoroughly educated at home, there.
by saving much solicitp4e as we'll
as expense in sending to 2 distant
school. We take pleasure in say
ing that whenever a pupil is sick,
the kindest attention il promptly
given, and all who have boarded in
the Institute praise the fare, which
is desidefatHm not to be OVER
looked.
The examination of the young la
dies in every branch of learning at
the close OF the last session, was
altogether satisfactory, and the
original essays apd exercises of the
graduating GLASS highly compli-
mented Ly competent judges.
In soliciting our citizens to build
mp homo interests and patronize
bone institutions, we can point
with pride to the Gaaton Female
Ins:itute 40 one Of the most thor.
aHgh in training aud as inexpen.
siye as the most economical could
desire.
For terms for board and tuition,
a circular in the hands of our COM
position, will be distributed next
week.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-08-28
Capt. Turks Withdrawal.

Dear Citizen After kind wishes
for all connected with the dear old
journal, / desire to communicate to
my friends, that I am no longer a
for cotton weigher.
! shall always remember with
foud pride, the kind assurances of
my friends of old Madison. On
my return this fall, 1 hope to be
able to thank them in person.
am, truly, your friend,
j. A. TURK.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-08-28
For COTTON WEIGHER.

ASH CHICHESTER respectfully an
nOunces himself as Il Candidate spr Cotton
Weigher, at the NovemnbsH election.
We are authorized to announce w. E.
DANCY as a candidate for Cotton
weiighfr:
We are authorized to announce LEON
ARD LEE as u candidate for Cotton
Weigher,
We are authorized to announce TIIOS.
i. HOLIDAY as a candidate for Cotton
Weigher. '''' w -''''
S. c. DIVINE is candid to for cotton
weigher. Election. Nov. 4th. lego. '"''''
DAVID FULTON announces himself as
a candidate for cotton 3cjsher; subject to
the will of the voters Of Madison county.
We are authorized to ANNOUNCE J, F.
BATTLEY, is q candidate for Cotton
Weigher Of Madison county.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-08-28
PERSONAL.


DR.. j. w. May bin and family,
after several weeks sojour1 in Lou
isville, and q short tour in Ohio and
Indiana, reached home last Tuesday
night.
Rev. DR.. spillman has returned
from his summer vacation:
Mr.. George Hogsett, an old Cam
tonian. for some time past located
in Brandon, Miss, IS in town.
Miss Annie May Rosworth re-
turned from the Crystal Sprin gs
camp meeting last Wednesday
night, accompanied by Miss Rassie
Hoskins, of Meridian. who will be
Miss B'sguest for a short while.
Our old time friend, Frank Gal
loway, representing the popular
New Orleans house of Hirsch,
Fiebleman s. Co., was in town last
Saturday, and enjoYed q happy re-
union with his many old Canton
frIends-whOse name is legion.
Frank was the pet drummer up this
war when he vas selling on this
road, aud We congratulate tho firm
he now represents on securing his
services.
MI. Ralph Stadeker has returned
TO homo and business. after an ex-
tensive tour through the North and
the Canadas.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-08-28
TUE BEST 1 EYER KNEW OF

J. G. Starkey, q prominent and
influential citizen of Iowa City,
says; I" have had the pyspepsia
aud Liver Complaint for several
years, and have used every remedy
1 could hear of, without any relief
whatever, until l saw your Shiloh's
Vitalizet advertised in our paper,
and was persuaded to try it. ! am
happy to state that it has entirely
cured me. 1t is certainly the best
remedy ! ever kneW off, Priee IS
cents, Sold hy w. !. Mostly 4 Co.,
Cautnp, Miss, j3l>1y
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-08-28

Mrs. Beaslay aud Miss McI4oap
are offering their goods at very low
prices. and intend to sell out the
present stock in order to have all
fresh goods early this fall. Per-
sons wishing to purchase any arti-
Gle in their line will find they gan
get bargain by calling at the mil
linery establishment recently kept
by Mrs. Kirkpatrick.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-08-28
q: q. CQFF4

wishes his patrons to know that he
is selling his jewelry at very low
prices-not to close business, but
to sell off his entire old stock, and
refill his store with new styles early
this foil. Hence, the reduction in
prices, is to give room tGr q new
stock.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-08-28
NEW MEAT MARKET.

NEW MEAT MARKET.
The undersigned have RECENTLY
opened a meat market in the old
Stone House, and will keep con-
stantly on hand, choice Beef, Mutt
ton, Pork, Sausage Sc, at prices to
suit the times.
They respectfully solicit a liberal
share Of public patronage.
THQS. FREY 3 co.
CAUTION, N1y. %. 1879.