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-' " .v CO 1 -ftr'11 t. w . ' l : a V XI V- tl n t , v. 1 a 1 Vol. xvn. Astoria, Oregon. Saturday Moniiug, April 29, J 882 No..25. x- - nftfa W&iitj) AUmmn AN HISTORICAL HERO- Death of the Captor of Santa Anna on ths Pieldl of San Jacinto. ' n t .1 1 . , One of the most uiode.it tu:u rArr&ii tt tIii Iiamac sf hicnri' t was consigned to bis law resting ! rt rJkneinthfiOddFnlotyc'emetr.rv;l on Monday last. He was buried i with due and appropriate cere- monies by his brethren of the so- interesting incidents Ot Lap ciety of which he was one of theStaiu 3'lvester's service i.. Texas, oldest members in the city. This ,l0r even s,,ch as have wlt! d,fficul was Captain James A. Svlvester, i ou aceou,lt oi hi "odestyand who, for many years past, has been reserve.'.beeu extracted from him , . .it - - ,t,;, 1 by intimate friends. But of the engaged m the business in this .J ' .,.,, ,. , , -. f j- , n a ' incident of which he felt prouder city of superintending freight and . , transportation in steamboats, in all his relation's he was a good man, honest, faithful, patriotic, modest and unassuming. Not even to many of his most intimate friends did this I quiet old gentleman ever commu nicate the facts of bis early career, which was of the most eventful character full of military adveu tiire, of narrow escapes from perils by flood end field. Among these, too, was nn exploit which links his name with one of the most import- j wutcu tovcrcu lue I""'" u" """-" ant and interesting events in the , ?e tbaM,e " S Jacmt0 was history of the southwest. This i,oa8ht. that P"vate Sylvester was the capture of President Nbled upon a Mexican envel Anna after the memorable battle Ped a common soldiers Wan of San Jacinto. Thi8 capture, ket' The first IU,Pulse WM t0 shoot more than the victory achieved bv h5m' but th? Mfixican' tbrowlnS UP the Americans over a Mexican ! hls arm,6' e"ed ut r 1r and army of three times their force, ' ""entered himseU. Sylvester secured theindependence of Texas, i h.m c osely, and on in. As a prisoner under the shrewd , quu-y was-told by his prisoner that ,. , . , , , t-- cQ , he belonged to the Mexican cav diplomatist and tactician bam r A 0 . . 'alrr, and was oulv a common Houstou, Santa Anna was recon-, . . - ... iL , ,, , -,1 'soldier, pointing to his coarse shoes ciled to the demand for the with- j ' . .s , , . x, ,f - . , and clothing m proof thereof. But drawl of the Mexican troops be-, yend the Rio Grande, and upon ; liir- lnf?no rt r A OC311MTrft fl Tllflt'. effect, he obtained his release. shoS " his jacket and the The hot blood of the Texans dis. ! caffs, he discovered that the un proved this action. The butcher-' derclothmg of the captive was of les of the-Alamo and Goliad had aroused the mest furious passions of the soldiers against the Mexican vealed; Thns detected the pns chieftain. They cried aloud for, ner admitted that he belonged to .. , , ithe President's staff, and that bis execution, and faerce demon- .'11 strations were m nfl hv th a tnrh.i- I lent and excited Texans, both against the Mexican chief and their own commander, for sparing his life and treating him with clemency and courtesy. But Sam Houston was a statesman as well as a warrior, and thought it of far mnrA pallia in "Pia-roc in inaiipr. hfr , . . . , .! ' release from invasion bv a greatlv ' , . sc ., 1 superior power than to gratify the 1 . , , vengeance of an excited populace ' ,a , ,. , , I aud soldiery. Had Santa Anna escaped, as many - , . -v. of his officers aA man AtA tYinm HQII ll ! 1 1 tl ft aMU UIVU uiU) uw.. . r. .. , ,,-,.., j doubt from his known energy and . . . ,, , wncn.imAC Tn li TCrtlllri llflVP " ,, . , iL ,'vester's captive, and cried: "Eli quickly raised another army and r ' . . , , m r . 'Presidente! El Presidente! " Fhusi orrcitn tnvanoH I ovr.Q hArtlinntP- t AVU.lt-7 fcl .. f.w.. . v 1 kh. foil 5ntn tin, ln(k f a brave J , , t ... . . . , ana nonest soiuier, wuo rejecieu every offer made to him for his ! .. - , . , , , . , 0 . , , as his captor, and was treated with release, and safely conducted him . r . . , . - 1 tt 2 mi' 'becoming magnanimity and eour- to General Houston's camp. I ni3 , " J5 ,, ... tesy bv the 1 exan commauder. captor was our venerable-s citizen " -r , . 1 - .1- !. livcw Orleans limes-Democrat. who was buried in this-tcity on Monday last. Captain James A. ( " ,, Sylvester, a young printer from Pennsylvania,happeningin Cincin nati in 1835, caught tbe Texas volunteer fover, which had been inflamed by the eloquent appeals of that distinguished Democratic captain, General Robert Lytle, the father of that equally gallant Democratic chieftain, General William Lytle, who fell in front of the charging column of the Federal army at Chickamauga. A foreigner on one occasion in Through the exertion and influence dulging in skeptical doubts of the of General Lytle, a fine body of volunteers was raised in Cincin nati, and, by subscription of the ladies, two brass pieces were pro- cured and were dispatched to Tflo m nfrl in tho nceaual con- ..-y . test in which her eettlera had be come involved. Young Sylvester joined these volunteers, and, reaching Texas, participated in all the stirring events of ih campaign which, closed on thf field of San Jacinto in , 1 " l"'" uu ul uwu ... . ) a decisive victory for the Texans. t .The only eannon" used by the Tox-1 J r . . . ' ans in this battle were those which , had W.n P'"" by the ladjej - i ? T U .!! WMUralu' " "ou,u w5thin the comPaas of. ,lh5s n"H tiv ,0 desenbe a tithe of the j ; all others, his discovery and cap ture of Santa Anna, the Democrat last summer published a full ac count, derived from himself and confirmed by the testimony of vet erans of the Association of Texa9 Patriots, who bold their festivals on the recurrence of every anni versary of the battle of San Jacin to. It was by accident, while hunting through the high grass the sharp eyes of the young soldier ----f - -. . fin w nw1 -4-lr i4 i i WTar tnj " "-"P1" VUU1U "ut "'" "a ,,,a ' rrtaT! iftWAlrw ltn it Tif.iIrt ra -on jUHVii T) wuk il numu AJJ made largely to his advantage if he would assist him to escape to the not distant post of another division of the Mexican army, which had been ordered to join Santa Ana at San Jacinto, The reply to this proposition was an imperative or- der, emphasized by the aiming of I l. " an unerring rifle at his body, to : get up auct torwaru marcn to camp, r "T On the arrival at Houston s liead- . quarters, wnicn nau bo oiner snei- r . , O 1 ' i iug live oak tree, a number of to . . . Alexics:; prisoners recognized feyl- . - betrayed, Santa Anns announced , himself to General Houston with ' rltik rlr t rnftnn:ni70M t"lrixeft , i'ie Rochester Express says tho prfnee of Wales "leads a bulldog . arou,,cl with a string." That shows that ho is not proud. If he were ' to lead his bulldog around with an is Jjarat s0& chain studded with diamonds, his mother's subjeoto would be apt to say that he was putting ou too many airs for a prince who doesn't pay his debts. existence of an overruling Provi dence, Sydney Smith, who had ob served him, evidently well satis- fied with his repast, said, "You must admit there is great genius and thought in that dishr '-Ad- 1 .. .... . . mirable!" he replied: nothing can be better." "May I then ask, are you prepared to deny the ex istence of the cook?" asked Sydney. What Broke a Printer. 'Pfrii r.tlKllCr)Ii fT n WOflblP Tlfi nr .... ,-.-.. - -... r-i in Oregon before the war, was nn- der the paddle and hitched to a . n -, wagon to tjoot. ne cairieu a iouu 1 ot louOt, dent aim anxiety wmen ..,.,.. , - . would have crushed 11 secretary oil W. Caw for upppr Astoria or any oth.-r , n ' - litartof Ihecity. heaour onlerj on , ., ..... ' dollar was a cari-wneeuu nis eyes, and two cart-wheels in the eye? off his employes. It is vividly re- , r , . .. . JUITIUOCICU UJ UIU mil" uv.t, c; certain publisher in an interior town felt as happy as a king when he could send for two bundles of paper at once, and it is more viv idly remembered that he never saw the week when he could buy one bundle of paper and pay off the bands, too, in cash. One day a printer died. Per haps he gradually starved to death,' or maybe the anxiety as to how he could buy both wood und flour the same Saturday finished him. At any rate a new printer came up from Poitland to fill the gap, and fiis wanes were to be twelve dol- e lars si week. On the first Satur day he got an order on a hardware store for 810 and 82 in easli. On the next he got a boot and shoe order for 9 and $3 on a grocery. On the third he had to take a 86 order on a livery stable and let the balance go over. His fourth Sat urday had arrived, and he had 18 due him. An order for that amounc on a saw-mill man was quietly laid on his case and the books bal anced, but he pretested: "Why, I can't use this order." "Why not?" "I don't want any lumber." "You don't?" "No, sir." The publisher looked blank, scratched his head, and after a minnte hurried over to the desk with the remark: t n 1 x Tin i- "I see j all right. I'll tear this up and give you one on a cooper I for $10 and another .on the under- j r I tauer tor 50. x ou naa Deuer ar- . 1 .., i range to get roarnea ami seiue down here." The printer left town thatieenanyasrlcutural matter, market re- night by a very muddy highway. having disposed of his orders for $2 in cosh and a satchel to hold his "spare shirt. Tbe Mont Ytt A maiden went Into the water To bathe; but her inaiaina she .sater, t And after some effort she cater, And back to the seabeach she brater, Like a lamb sent away to tha slater, She told her she always had thater An obedient dutiful dater, And if she had done as she'd tater, ' . ,. , . ,, ., , ,1 Hhe'd have .staid on the store; and she'd ater Kfeslst her desire for the water. "I am one of the superiuteg- j dcts here and my broth" e the others," remarked ex Pos,tmaster- General Jwell to a visitor to htei great leather belting manufaetory at Hartford the other day. -"We are all practical it; this business; we are tanners by trade. I can j put on an Eproa and do any work in our factory, from the currying cf leather to the finishing of a belt. Dr. Henderson confirms the story told by Icelandic travelers of sis mice taking a piece of dried mud, placing berries upon it and using it as a raft to cross & stream. They arrauge themsplveB around the edge, their heads in the middle and their tails in tho stream to serve as rudders. They carry potatoes or eggs on laud by one lying down aud holding the egg between his fore paws,, whilo his companions draw him along by tho ears. Mr. Romanes tells the story of a dog in Scotland, who in going to church with bis masier had to swim a channel a mile wide. If the tide was flowing he ran north a mile; if ebbing, he ran south an equal distance, always landing at a point near the church. Itoaru-. to Kent. 4 rr m.a n i irunts o nifuil fftirrtlhc i y$n; ; , 0ODimoaateir at Jin. Denri, Cu.-rans. near the Congregational church. Hhrrman uros. K-cprri ; t will receive order' at the store of 1 t. - ndeil to. For Hcnt A cigar stand: Use fixtures aif for sale. Inquire of P. H.I-ox, Mai 11 street. Attentinn FixSicrmcn. Use Niehola's Balm of Gilead oil for sore or chapped hands, for sale bv Joe G. Charters. Tide tables free to ill. For the finest batli9 in the city go to the Orient bathing room-j, o'ppoiite Holden's auction store. Joe O. CnARTKi:?,Prop. Treat "Vour Teeth Rather than have them pulled. Let your dentist save all he can. Von desire to hae trouble, hecausi! you have not ued Sozodot. When pioju-rly fived. then rub on the Sozodoxt, and keep them all right for time to eoiae. Will Ileinove Mr. C. H. Cooper, of the l.X.I,. stow1 has leased the entire lower floor of tlm Knlchtsof Pythias buildii)!' and will remove his stock on or about the first of May. Being overstocked and wishing to reduce his present stock he will offer as a special Inducement a very liberal discount to all cash customers, having goods to amount of 10 or oer. "He number that in patronizing this sale that the discount will m handed back in cah. Musical Instruction- Prof. Fred. Mayer, of Switzerland, is now In the city and intends organizing a class In instrumental music. Any one n ho contemplates taking a course of 111- ! structiun on the piano will tind this a rare opporiuuuy. rroi. 3iaver may ui? seen ut .Mrs. Twilight's, Nprlntr Opening. Theie will be a spring opening at Mrs, Derbv's on Wednesday and Thurs day, April 2Gth snd 27th, tkw and popular styles of hats, byimet, trim mings, etc.; Arilsoni Lodaluc House, Port- laud, Oretrou. ew nouseyanu nrst. cuss in, its an-polntment,hlrdiSstreettn-K. K Thompson's block, opposite Capt. Ains worth. Rooms by the day, week or month. " Mus. EI Arrkioni. Take Xotlt-c. On after this date an additional 10 cents per cord will be charged on all orders for sawed wood not accompanied tit1hseiJ,e.ash at Grays wood arU- Juty , Tne eell Asluriau is a is a mammoth sheet, double the size or the DaUj.. jt is jUt the pa- if the Dally. Jt is just the pa- pprfortne ureside, containing in addi tion to all the current news, choice mis- norts. etc. It is furnished to single sub scribers at S2 00 per year in advance. Aotlce. Ice cream, iv cieam, at IJosc-o-'s re- ifreshmeut saloon, Saturday and Sun- , day evenings. Occident blocK. Set Found.- Net picked up, about fortv fof-t maik ed "K. K.," on the lead line "No. 12." The owner can have it by appljing at Tlieo. Brackker's cigar store and paying charges. It was picked up between Smith3' polui and the black buoy. Jas. Freeman. , , iltn3 , ,. ,, , ,.. ror chills, feier, ague, and neatc- U3i3i ijolukn's I.ieuuVs Liqciii Hki:k asd Toxic I.nviooratoii. CoMcn's; tale no other. Of druggists. Have w'istars balsam of wild herr ahai4 at hand. It cures rutighs. cold-,. bronchUis, whr.oiiiijg coiwh, eioup, in-, Uuema. consumption, and all throat and L lung complaints. ."-0 cents antlSl al.ot- tie. 1 3Ali ciuiclli uf Otegou who desire to tuform their ft lends m the states of thecoudition and progress of this state, eouuuion una progress 01 mis snue, i have no more coiupieUi andcompre-j isive oluaie of factso j-eud them n by subscribing for this journal, j can 112 hensiv andhaing us uiail it wicklj to their friends. We mail it 'as directed. For 5 00 In advance, wo mall three copies of The Weekly Astoriax one" vcr. ...A.. M 3.'V. lUtlln 1 Peruvian Bittertt. Cintboaa llubrA. Tho Count Cinehon wa the .Spe.nish Viceroy m Peru IiHCSO. The Countess, his wife, was prostrated by an intermit tent fever, from which she wa.s freed by the u.se ot the iintite remedy, the Peru vian bark. or. as it was called in the language of the country, Quinquina."' Grateful for her reoovery, on her return to Europe in 10.e, she introduced the remedy ill Spain, where it was known under various names, until Lluuanis called it Cinchona, in honor of the ladv who had brought them that which was more precious than the gold of th? Incas. To this day, after a lapse of two hun dred and fifty years, science has given us nothing to take Its place, it ifleetu allv cures a morbid appetite for stimu lants, by restoring tho natural tone of the stomach. It attacks excessive love of liquor as it does a fever, and de-strov.s both alike. The powerful tonic vlrtiio of the Cinchona is preserved in the Peruvian Bitters, which are as I'ffect'ue against malarial fever to-dav as thev were In the days of the old Spanish Viceroys. We guarantee the ingredi ents 01 tnoe bitters to oa absolutely pure, and of the best known quality. A trial will satisfy you that this is the best bitter In the world. "The proof of me piuming is in me eaun?." ana we willingly abldo this test. For sals by all druggists, grocers and liquor dealers. Order It. Loeb &C0., agents for Astoria. J'nmUUed Hooas toj Let At Mr-.. Mutton's lodging house. Notice- Tlie.Woiia Shirt and Oil Clothing Factor has moved next house to O'BrieiVri ilotol. Persons wishing good oil clothing to keep them dry will please call. To tin- L.alie. Dresimaking in all its branches; neat and reasonable, at Mrs. Denny Currans. Cass street, near Congregational Church. Itriiiu a;nl -Verve. Wells' Health Kenewer, greatest rem edy 011 earth for impotence, leanness, sexual debility, etc., Si. at druggists. Oregon Depot, DAVIS & CO, Portland, Oregon. Catarrh of the Bladder. St'ngin, smarting, irritation of the urinary passage-,, diseased discharges, cured l-y Buchiipaibi. !. at druggists. Oregon Depot, DA VISA CO., Portland, Oregon. '(tuuuii "ii KatH.'" The thing tle.-ired found at last. Ask DruggWs lor "Hough on Kats." It clears out rats, nitce, roaches. Hies, bed bugs, ice. boxes. War! War! War! Waterfront offered tree to any neron that will build a saw mill in tho city of Williainsiiort. Lumber wo must have to Ijuild this city. Wu have one store in running order at present. Quito ft num ber have already located homes in this city, and yet theru is room. Sold on time to suit purchasers. Located ono mile south of Astoria, 011 the .sunny side of the hill, on Young's bay. J WlLLlAMSO.v.Slt. In the. Whole llinSury of Sleitlclne No prejiaralion lias ever performed such marvelous cures, or maintained so wide a reputation, as AyER's CHEUitY Pectoral, which is recognized as tho world's remedy for all diseases of the throat and lungs. Us Jong-continued series of wonderful cures in all climates has made it mmewally known as a safe and reliable agent to employ. Against ordinary colds, which are the forerun ners of more serious disorders, it acts speedily and surely, always relieving suffering, and often saving life. Tho protection it affords, by Its tlmel use In throat and iliest disorders, makes it an Invaluable remedy to be kept always on hand In every home. No person can afford to be without it, and those who have once used. It never will. From their knowledge of its composition and effects, whvsiclans use the Ciiebey Pectoral extensively in their pfacflcry ami clergymen recommena it, u is absolutely certain in its remedial effects, and will always cure where cures are possible, FQB SALE bv all dealers. a cougn. cold or sore throat should be stopped. Neglect f 1 eijuently results in an incurable lung di-ease or consump tion. Brown's Bronchial troches do not disorder the stomach like cough syrups and bal-am. hut act directly on the iu- ' ilsmed parts, allaying irritation, give relief in asthma, bronchitis, coughs, calami, and the throat troubles whl ratarih. and the throat troubles which singers and public speakers are subject to. Forthiitv vears Brown's bronchial troches have' been recommended by ph.icians, ami alwajs give porfeet satisfaction. Haiug been tested by wido and constant i'.e for nearly au en tile generiiuon, mej nave aitaineu wen- i.if .itl limt fiitmntr tlir fpw Qtnnlf, remedies of the age. Sold at 23 cents a oox everywhere. fclfTErtS IV r a qiuricr f a enmury orimne Hotct ter's.Stoiiuoh Bltlers has been tho reigning jpeciUc lor Indigestion, dyspepsia, fever aud n-riio. loss cf iiiivsical stamina, liver coui- nl.iiul .ii:d other ilisouters. und lias been ituwt Mtimh:if ii-iilv emliirvpri liv fn.Hipnl men as a health and strength restorative. It counteracts a tendency to preiunturo decay, and su-tain-i e.i:d cuiiuorts the ned and Ui llrai. For "u by alt DrumuH aa-i Dfalere seueralij . Leinonweber & Co., C. UUN-S.VWSBEH i 'JI.IIEO ESTABLISHED 18S3. ASTORIA. OREGON, TAMf S ASD GURR11RS, .Manufacturers and Irapoitew ot 4 LL KINDS OF AND FINDIS08-, Wholesale Dealers hi OIL AND TALLOW. eBmgbe3t cash price paid for Bides and TjUow. tfOSTETTE)j &3S25E3M?ft2A 9u?7r., -SflaWB i "illiwBF MISCELLANEOUS. S. ARNDT & PERCHEN, ASTORIA. - OliEQOX. The Pioneer Machine Shop iuyukm.mhu ih LJjJSSL . JJ SHOP: AMI C Boiler Shop '-& All kinds of ENGINE, CANNERY, AND STEAMBOAT WOSK Criinptly attended to. A .im.-Ulty made uf repalrinj CANNERY DUOS, lOOf QV LAKAYKnU STKI5KT. ASTORIA IRON WORKS. Ukntox Ktrket. Neva Takjojs llocsr, AKTOlilA. - OHKGON. GENERAL MACHINISTS AND BOILER MAKERS. LMDlllRISBRiHUIBS Boiler Work, Steamboat Work, and Cannery. W6rk-'aJspecialty. or all DexcrlptloiiM made to Order Jit Hliort Xotlrc. A. H. YAS J'W'iaeul. J.-IlU8Tl,et, Scrfaty. l.'W jCa K,Jrre,-uurer Joiix i'ox.StipfruueEoent, WasKingtonfMarket - :l . . mciu Mnet, - -Axtwia '.Kegw. --KSSjfe&a! tie.uuJiAJi w jJiSKii.rrj- RMPCf FULLY CALL THE ATTE.. tion c( tha public to the fact that i&i above .Mrket wUl altrart buiIiedniui a FULL VARIETY BEST QUALITY FRESH AND CURED MEATS! Which will bssold at lowwt rates, nhole&d andretaiL opeclol attention tUea to uppIj. ns ebuK. " B. B. FKANKLTN, UNDERTAKER, Corner Cis and S;uenio4hc .streets, ASTOKH. .... OilEGON WALL PAPER AND WINDOW SHAOKS AND UNDERTAKERS CIOOIW. Barbour's No. 40 12-Ply SALMON TWINE I CORK 1KB LBM LINKS, SEINE TAVLNE8. A Full Stock Now on Hand. HENRY DOYLE & CO., 311 Jlaiket Street. Kttii FraueltcM. Sole Agents for tho Paciflo Coast. FIItMT CLASS Dress Making. Mrs. T. S. Jewetb. Up stairs, opposite Mr. Cosers EoarOhist House. 1 A. G. SrriNS0N & CO.,i BLACKSM1TH1NG, At Capt. .Rogers old stand, comer of C( and Court 8tret. 3alp and CJinacry work. Hoisejboclwr. Wajon,ui mid r.-Ured. - (iood iwrk f 7 .p"r-XWBMrf ' Jsytf-?6 BUSINESS CAfiDS. IJ C. HOI.DKX. NOTARY PTJBLIC, ACCTIOXEEB, COMMISSION AND STJRANCRAOEST. to R. A. C. SHAFTEJl. rnvsuLtA and suhceox. (DF.CTSCHEU ABZT.) iDNciwm oftbeTbroat a Specialty. Office over Conn's Drug Store. 'J)R. C. C. CLA88, PHYSICIAN AND SOROnON. Office over A. V. .UenS Stor-. ASTORIA, - OBEfiOiY. p i. wijitos; Attorney and Counselor at Law. OSlco lu C. L. Parkers bulldiU'' ou Benton street, opposite Custom iloiue, ASTORIA, - - - OREGON. JAY TtTTIJ- M. D. PHYSICIAN AD SURGKON. OiTiCF Over the White Uoaw Stow. Kksidexck OverKlbersou's Bakery, op )0lto Earth & MveiV HnlcHHi. LA 1. HIC'KH. "KNTIST, ASTORIA, - - - ORKllON. Rooiai to AlleaS building up siaii?, center of C.iev.uid Soeroofiihe streets. I Q. A. 150WLBY. AriY)ltXEY AT LAW. Cbenauim Stiwt. - ASrOltIA, OttBUUA rj 11. mix &. oo.f ulalxh is llutti-M, Windows, JBlludw, Tr oiui. Lumber, Etc. All hi&il-t ot OatiXumbcr. GVjis. Boat Uft- terlsl, etc. Turning and Bracket Work A SPECIALTY. HIrMBMUl near "iVcMoa hotel. Cor. Una evivc si& Aitor streets. y. howk, ;boat builder. at tak old Stand, oeay.'s buildcng j.wMcMl MAGNUS C. CROSBY, Dealer U EAPWABE, mm, STEEL, iron Pipe and Fittings, Flute aflfl Steam Fttten Goods and Tools, SHEET LEAD STRIP LEAD SHEET IRON TIN AHDCOPPER. Cannery aM FisherfflBiis Supplies Stoves, Tin Ware arvdfHouwi Furnishing Goods. J0BSIHC! IN SHT IS0N. TM. COP PER PLUMBING hx STfAfJ FITTING Dob? with witness-ami di&iat?h. San L-til HrI ilir-H wurfijii-n saitlO?J. A Urjrt osrthnloT SCALE? focstaiitlji'i afnt WILLIAM EDGAE, iXraitr Miia und ChtumirJ 5xftftU, Ab'lOJtlA OBEHON. CIGARS AND TOBACCO, UeCelrotM JOSEPH RODCERS &. SONS GENUINE ENGLISH CUTLERY AMD THE- GtHJME YOSTENHQIM tai blixr KniUiii Catluj. FAIRCHILD'S GOLD PENS Creaniae HMrahaum PipM, etc A Hue ct of IValti "t Jewijirr. Muo!l " Hreeeh telidijtx'W'".5"'"' A Jttar. KvlTer, Plt4l. sail AsasnuUUo MAKiSV, O LAMM KM. AUW A MS . .joorujieat of &a RrECTACtW nnd KTR I tlLAJWKS. ; SUIPPINQ TAOS , rpny; BB5T OUALITT. WILL BB SOU) 1 1 br th hnadred.orlTthebo.pru)tiKlor i xn. t Na jS AWM3 ofiMb A2k A 4- i &2M2iiZttm&$g '?"-&c&fs&iM-&4 -Titf-11 f -