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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-24
1888, 994 90
1881 sos 70

81 81 COS 70
Here then is one Of these pets. in An.
drew Jackson's own State, which owes
one million nine hundred thousand dollars
and has one hundred and sixty thousand
dollars OF cash means to pay their debt
Their whole amount Of specie is siGty
thousand dollars, and they owe the Bank
Of the u States one hundred and fourteen
thousand-so that if this much abused in
siituiIon would call for its debt. il would
sweep every dollar of specie from the
vaults OF The Union Bank and its branch
es-all the notes which it holds of other
banks-a considerable portion OF the de bis
due 1t by other banks and leave it but
hity four thousand dollars of cash means
to pay one million eight hundred and Sc
venty thousand dollars of debts. Yet the
United States Bank is denounced as a
monster. "--Piitsbi1g Gas
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-24

The friends Of General Jackson have
universally styled HIM the ''Second Wash
logton," without any claim TO the title
however. Col William Duane. who ad
vertlses TO iev,ve the old aurora" and
whose prospectus was published in a
neish6orIng print a week or two since, we
think will hardly say .ADien to il, # we
may Judge by comparison OF he senli
ments now expressed and those formerly
held by that gentleman. Let the Ameri-
can patriot read the following extracr
from the Aurora Of March 4th 1876. the
day on which Gen. Washin gton retired
from public life, and then see whether he
can patronise such a man.
Hag. Free Press.
"'Now lettest thou thy servant depart
n peace, for mine eyes have seen thy sal
vaton.'" was the pious ejaculation of
man who beheld flood OF happiness rush.
Ing,on mankind. lfever there was a tim,
that would icence the reiteration of the |
exclamation, the time is now arrived. far
he man, ,cho is the source of all the m,stor
tines to our country, is this day reduced "a |
! level with his fellow citizens, and ia M |
onger possessed of power to multiply c
MS on the United States. If there ever
vas period for rejoicing this is the mo |
nent. Every heart 10 unison with the
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-06-05

Benhadad, plate and Christ. Moses and the man that
gathered sticks the Sabbath. the Apostle Panl.
up in theological style, and made to testify aboUt as
tremendously Scripture quotations are usually made
to hear on snch points.
One geailemaa took his hearers with him follow
Cain at great leaeth through his wanderings 10 the
land Of Nod where mnst Of the House seemed dispose
ed TO remain during the debate.
Mr.. Rockwell, from the same Town where the Pris-
Oner lived, aud committed the crime. observed on the
character Of the man. He remarked the fact thai
the Rums,er Of crimes ior which capital punishment 10
iaAicted, has been diminishing (or many years. tn
Louisiana they are totally abolished. These eonsd-
psoPreiy a any case, be could vote against the
petitioner.
The usayer Of the petition granted-5o 10 ia.
Nfsesolao1 passed that che joint committee ON banks
be requested inquire whai provisions necessaEy
% Insure uniformity in the ansua return Of the Banks
form tor sUch returSs-tbe time .aad manner 20
which they shaI be made. Also. inquire iato the
psoprey Of mising tbs issaes ofte several Banks in
hs State 10 three times the amount Of specie in their
vaults.
Committee on Banks, reported on the petition OLA.
w. Roberts aed others. for Bank NJ Hartford bill
incorporate the Manufacturers Back In the Clay Of
Hartford, with kezns Of l5.000 dollars 20 The Wea-
ieyaa University. and 600 dosFs the city Of Hart
Iord for the erection Of an is:. raiiag aEosad The
Slase-house yard in the city Of Hartford
Mr. Waldo moved 20 amesd by striking oas the ho-
nas 10 the Wesieyan Uuisersy and Inserting the
bonss % be gives the Silk Manufacturing ComPa-
nv Laid on the table.
Bill passed appointing z. A. Bulkiey Judee Of Pc
aa1e az he district Of East Haddam Ira Lee, Chat
hsI ChsrIrs ArnaId, Haadaa.
Bin passed appsinsiag Zalmea SsoFTs ledge OF Fro
1fi,.roon.--HiIl for appoiDtiag Justices of the
Peace fer the Couuly Of LELAND, passed
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-06-05
READ THIS
DR.. ScWdder's Genaine acoustic OIL
FOR DEAEIgEsa.

- 49, AD&A28& ~ A41t80a
THIS never-failing remedy has been used
u for many years with distinguished success
at the Eye and Ear InRrmaryf of Dr.. Scuddsr,
and is confidently recommended AZ an extra
ordinary and wonderful remedy, for either
complete or partial deafness. BY the timely
use of this pungent Oil, many who have been
completely deaf have been restored 10 perisct
hearing after using from 8 10 10 TASKS. This
may appear strange, butt ID neyerthelesstr
The Acoustic Oil Is NOT presented 10 the pub
lie as Bostrim, but as a prescription Of one
WIN has turned hisatfenfion exclusively to the
diseases IT tho eye and ear. and who pledges
his professional reputation upon The success
-Ofthis remedy. ! It's immense sale is the fair
est proof Of estimation il which Il i held.
N. Itia presented 40 the Patlie as Blessing.
enabling the aged parent f0.mingle IN conyer-
'saiion with his children. and 10 reply TO their
numerous questions with facility. from which
he had previously been dehaTred by Distress
ing partial or complete deafness. Price, in
GLIDING directions, 81. OOI--fos sale BY
DR.. WILDA1AN.
1pofhecaries' Hall. Litekfelds
PEPPER SAUCE for sale AZ above.
June Sc
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-06-05

REsFEcTFULLT infarus che ladies' and ven.
tlemen Of Litchfleld This intention ts, ~.
at Mr. Wadhams' Hotel in = few dnts. -
remain for a short time. where he viii 6e han
Py TO receive those who will favor him nil,
cali; and his extensive practice in his Dro-s
frssion, both ia the United States and EurpDes
entities him to say that no operation ON the
teeth, however critical, shall he exceIIed. irr
point Of ease pr elegance, by any other opera
tor whatever.
He has supply of French Incorruptible
Mineral Teeth-a substance decidedly supe-
riOr TO any Ofiler-inasmuch as it will never
change color, go to decay. or is in the least
degree offensive IN the mouth:
Ladies and gentlemen wishing TO have teeth
SET. will do well to embrace the opportunity,
and have the French Mineral Teeth. Teeth
carefully stopped with gold. or other metallic
substances, and warranted TO be Of essenfiat
service. Every other operation on the teeth
executed with scientific skill.
Dr.Wakefield would inform the public that
as bis stay will he short. those wishing 10 have
the benefit of his services win please to favor
him with an carly call.
June s 70
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-06-05
TO THE PUBLIC.
Beware OF Impostors!

WILLIAM JOCELIN. sole agent for
the sala,.f the Hygeiaa KesetobIe Uaiper-
SAT Medicines Of the British College OF Health
IN London. for the counties Of New-Haven,
Hartford, Middlesrx, Windham, Tolland, and
Lfehieid. do hereby certify that the Genuine
Medicine cannot Be obtained of any person in
the county of Litchfeld, except &c Col. 1R0d-
deus Grisfcold ia Iorriag. ford. vho is appoint-
ed sub-aeent in place Of VIM. BattelI. Esq.
late sub-agent; and each package &c the pills
has. a yellow label on tie hack with my sig
mature and the signature Of the sub agents
otherwise they cannot be genuine.
VIM. JOCELlN.
Nete- Hacen. Mau Is. 1884 -
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-06-05
NOTHE
Jnno 5

TIME limited partnership existing between
Il the subscribers. under the Arm or Bishop
& Hemin,cny, this day expires by ts oGn Inn
Mation; and Merit Heminway is duly autifo-
rised TO settle the concerns af the arm, and
also Of the old firm Of Bishop s. Hrminway.
Al persons having unsettled business with ei-
Their c0ncern. will please take notice. that an
immediate settlement is necessary.
JAMES BISHOP,
SAMUEL III. NETTLETON,
MERRITT HEMINWAY.
Walerloicn. May I, 1884 So
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-06-05

At Court Of Probate holden at Plym0nsk, on
the I'd day Of june. n. ID. l834':
Present, Cabin Butler, Esq. Judge.
nANTEL II. DEENIs. administrator on the
- estate Of SoPHlA NIKE, late Of Plym-
oath. 10 said district. deceased, represents said
estate 20 be insolyent-- hereupon this Court
directs said administrator to give notice % all
persons interested in the same to appear Or
they see cause) before fhe Court 0f Probate
TO be holden at the Probate Office n said
Plymouth. on the second Monday of July
nexf. at o'clock A. M. 10 Be heard relative
to the appointment of Commissioners ON said
public sign-post in said Plymouth. and BY adj
yerfising the same in d newspaper printed III
Litchfeld. Certifed from Record.
So CALTIN BUrLER, judge.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-06-05

Resforaiicn effhe Depcsites.-On Tuesday the 26ah
ult. Mr. Clay give notice OF his nsention 10.
irodace joint resolutions. He accordingly pre-
senied them. They foIow:-
Resolved By the Senate and the House Of Represen.
fatiUes ok the United States Of America, Congress
assembied, That the reascns. communicated BY the
Secretary ofihe Treasury 10 bis report Congress
the 18th Of December. 1883, far The removal Of Depo
sites Of the money of thu United Staees, from the
Bank ofihe Uni'ed States, and iis Branches. are IN
sDficienf and BnsatisfaetOFy:
Resoced, therefore, Thai all deposiies Of the money
Of the Uhiied States which may accrue be received
and after the Let day ofJsy, 1884. shall be made
with the Bank Of The United States and It's Branches
in conformity wh the provisions Of the act, eRiitIed
act incorporate the Subscribers TO the Bank Of
the United Siates," approved the 10Th April, 1916.
The 6rsi resolution, Mr. Clay said, merely reerat-
ed wha. had already been passed by the Senate, de-
carng the issucieney Of the assigned by the
Secretary of the Treasnry Tor the removal Of the de-
postes. That resoluioB a separate one, and not
iniende for the action oftbe other house hat onIy 10
constitute the basis OF legislation, i should be found
necessary. But the effect Of the second resolution
would be the deposes. after the FIRST Of Js-
y next. where they before the Intervention Of
the President. After some debate, the resolutions
were postponed oil Monday last.
MARRIED.
10 Merden, 7. l. TIhbals, Esq. TO Miss Mary r.
daughter OF The Hoa. Waiter Boots.
10 Berlin, Mr.. Samuel Dusand 70 Miss Rebeeca
Root: Mr.. Theron Hart 70 Mis- Lydia Hart: Mr. Al
fred North 10 Miss Mary Wieoxs hir. Samsel Baa-
craft 10 Minis Mary Smith.
10 GiasieRbasy. NJ. Siephss Holmes. Jr. Of Mss-
chester 10 Miss ABBY s.. dsaghser Of P. BTown, Esq.
IN NewtowS. Deaeea Elixar Keeier TO Hiss Sally
w. daughser Of Boislord Wheeler, Esq.
10 Siradosd. 81 Richard NarshalI. Of Bridgeport.
In RHO. Ar. Sidgey Beckwi,h. 10 Mis-. Belinda
Gridley.
In New-H.ven. Ne. James c. Deamas. Of Eliza.
hethowa, IN ~ Miss Mary SsoseT; Mr.. Augustus
ID. Merton, 60 Miss Julia Pesow.
DIED,
In this village ON the fs iasi Of consumption, Miss
Asrelia Rogers aged q. daughter Of Mr.. Daaie RE-
gers, Of NeS- Hartford.
To Camdea, n. Y. May ID, widaw Sarah Gsiswold,
aged ahogs ~. formerly this tOwn.
In New-Hasea, Miss MARY G. dasghier Of Capt.
Benz. r. Thompson, aged %.
A Casaaa. Er. Jsha Wadsworh. aged 70. rsso-
luIisaaFy psnsioaer.
Az Lyme. air. william TiIIoisoa. aged q; Hirs.
Phebe Lee, sged Sd.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-06-05

Wheat and Rye FLOUR.
"a FRESH supply Of supcriine Wheat and
IA- Rye FLOUR for sale low. by
w. g. ID. PORTER.
Liichfeld. james SCI
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-06-05

ELEMENTS 10 Chemistry, including re-
IL cent discoveries and doctrines in the SCH
ence. By Edward Tarner. Professor of Cbe-
mistry in the University Of London.
First Book in Astronomy. adapted 70 the
uss of Common Schools. By Rev-J.L.Biake.
Tales and Novels. By Maria Edgeworth.-
In 10 vols. Harper's uniform edition.
Takes and Sketcbes--such ~ they are. By
w. T.. Stone. Just received BY
June z. A. LORD.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-06-05

We understand the body of Mr. James Landon Of
Canaan, who was drowned in the Housa,onic River
last October was discovered Monday Morning last
near the Lottery bridge in Salisbury, two or three
miles below the place where he fell in.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-06-05

The Report from the Secretary of the Liichield
County Temperance Society nexslweek.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-06-05

What i the reassn the . DAILY Heyaid'' Of New
Haven 10 not received by iis Subscribers here more
regularly Last fridays Ii the latest tina, has come 70
hand, while we have the Register Of Tueaday.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-06-05

The party Of Hartford ball-pIayers who vicio-
rious the Litchfeid players were challenged by
Select party at Hartford. The select party" were
beaten more than sso to one in each game. Many Of
the LischfeId players are exceedingly anxious 10
Sc fight the battle Ger again.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-23

Js,e fsr NE PtesLlnet, - Assam Ina! ssl,,,,.
patriot wth he Old & sxpaded charge of y =
gain 4 COALITION We would advise him T.. '''.
cwn sake. MOI TO rake up the emu rs oflha, ds,,,
fol controversy. Should he d. so, he may 70,
sured that his own garments will not csran. ~
smell Of fire." liz has more to spprchend .to, a y,
exposure Of his own agency 10 that ridiculous
thao Mr. Clay i.as irom liz revival, even ,y,,,
" new scenery, dresses and decor atoms
k.r The Charlottesville Advoeate says tia,
have sli shiy mistaken" the amepdment pfe,o'',
by Gen. Gordon, at tue last session Of Congress
Mr. Folks bill, relative y the dcposilc Ct The n'
lie money, in Imposing thut the !as section off,.
amendment implied the abolition Of paper mo,.1
and the substitution for it of mc,alic curr,non
The only design Of Gen. Gordon, j, seems. wn, :.
dyoico The federal government irem the bankirs
system leaving the states TO pursue hcreaNer :
they have heretofore done, whatever POLICY ,ts.
may severally prefer, IN relation to tina, sys,cr
This looks very well on paper but will il s,ns1
the ties, OF experienced As long as bank no,s.
leg allied by the several Suites, constitute the MAJ
part Of the circulating medium will it he pra,,.,
BILE to collect dues to the general government &c.,
customs, from the sale If public lands, &c in ,,,
rn0ney? We deferen,ia,y imagine moi rt NV
whoie schcmc woun' oe eAPiooeu III lis hrs stage
The plan ofdiSLn' 1ment Pr opposed by The ~.
louisville Advocate, too, as one Of the orcr.,e.%
of Gen. Gordan's scheme, by treasury Crafts On w.
different places Of deposhe in which the sin sbo"
be boarded, though ii appears simple rraclra,I'
and pure" when spread out befnre Tie eye, woDId
| in our opinion, be attended with insupcrabI, d'g
cul,ies-Bul it is useless to discuss this ou,>,,n,
at present, believing, as we have already sad us,
the cUu. itself can never be procured whlI, II.
States may multiply banks upon bnnks, andso
long as their promissory notes. TO oil practical ~.
tents ard purposes constitute four-iitlhs oiAc c,r.
culains medium Of the country. II with he tine
enough to digest plans for getting ,he coins opt,i
| The treasury, ofer we ascertain by what mean,
| they are 70 be drawn in.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-23
THE THIRD TERN.

The Nashville Banner tencs that The prrsidsn
during his late vis. 10 The Hermitage, in,imsed -
ny wish 10 serve the third Term, as stated by N,
chez paper. =" We Aa~te, (says the Banlrr) thu,
Gen. Jacksun sincerely wished 10 relire 10 p,l,se
life At the end Of his fist lcrn and was Reluctantly
prevailed on TO become candidate only from The
veliounded belief that he alone could prey,O,
MIR. Clsy from cunning into power, and carrying
his objectionable system Of politics into operation
That tho Nashville editor believe what he saws
we d. moi questiou-bu, that what he says is CD
rect, We DO most certainly dollb Did The Mas.
,ills Iitar ever hear OF an instance in which
young ambition unfoidcd is desires, even Vows
bospm cnuns sellers, until il had nonn,rd the Top
most round, and WIS able TO kick away tic lald,f
by which i, ascended? Did Napoleon wh,n P,s.
Coasul, VENTURE TO whispcr hope Of changing
| the tenure OF the office from pclodicnl LIN. a'll
TO lite estate Z When lie became Cors4 fr
life. did he breathe a syllable Of the lmIsus.
Crown, win It's tram OF newly ennobled cnurtcr 4
satisfies No, no: Il is ever the policy of d,a4
gosues to n,.sn their hi. b a,pirinss und,r su
Of deep hu..iliiy. No usurrcr ever cut.hrd I'd
scepIrc, who did not preceJe i, with frequent I.n
lies On the .eluclance with which he mounted Il
siddy height. We do 40. believe tina. Gen J.a
san is an exception 10 The rule.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-23
COL. BENTON.

The revolutions Of opinion cltscirdby the lass
Of n few short "-aIs arc wonderful indeed. TGa
ty years ago an cnmty existed between 1ta'Sl
II. Benton and Gen. Jackson Of q dead e.o.ol'
They sought each Others lives with The sao.tpo.
~ ferocity Of boudhonnds- and the bulletin t(le.
rencunlre in Nashville with drks tGd l,yyS
if it tell The ruih---ond it yrs written hy CO Br.
ION lin,sef-.orIus one - The most d..e'a.ii#
chapters in HE history pi hcH. Jachsou> s!em7
career.-But, :" 1t change has come o'cr ihcs pHrd
their dream They now the Case
and Pollux Of tho day-lhe one not nUs
ready 10 commit. than IS the other to d,tal
aggrcssinns upon the constitution, The lSG,
and the riShs and Interests of the people. lrd.al
il is supposed that rs MIR. Van Buren, i. Gen. Jai.
sons tavorie for III. mex, PtesJency, Col. L liza
is to be the Alagician's succes,orin the Vice na
idency. Whether he deserves the high honor eva
as mn associate ct Mr.. Van Buren, let the taogn.
facts, never denied or explained, answcl We CO
py from the Ohio Repository
In 1918, Edward Dates, Esq. uadrr his os
S .na'ure, charged him with being pubic deou
ter, having received money las q recruiting CITED
during the war, and ntvcr accounting for il. III
vas ad'7utnr OF The Bank of Missouri, which baQi
had depnai'el its vaults Sl52, GOO pubiicncnq
large unnun, Of which the govcrnlnen; "us Dc
ra"dcd of Judgment was obtained against ha1
tas s1,016,75, which he never Paid. lIe rcceFc
tor hli pay as member Of Congress at the sessal
OF 1894 3, aud the extra session ofthe Senate d
days, $500 40, while his ray by law would ~
have amounted 10 1000 dollars. lie c0Lecit,
SUN Of money at Washington for a Mrs Mann 4
Pike county, Missouri, and eventually ahes BIN,
sued, paid hei part in sioro goods. Mr. B't
adds, challenge him to put his denio Of n
charges in such form as TO admit of Judicial I
ves'isailon. II he will venture to take that cows
will consent 10 10 taken for the ,ilest calGM
tor in this age ofslandcr, if do not fix upon Na
the stain Of falsehoDd and dishonesty, and STAMP
with the verdict Of a jury"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-23
DOMESTIC NEWS.
ry... t.e " Y. Js~,aai II csa~<,c<.

Fysss ne n. Y. Jo&sS1t CSamf,e<'
n S. Rsas.-Belew u IN extract Of The MONTH
\, .,.,cment for October. n comparing u With
,ke s,s,emens sw sepsemeet, II sPPean shas the
Is,ns Of ,hs Bank on fErsscaal security are near
is,op 900 mora AMI on domestic bills Of exchange
: /. SEQ 600 less, teaving the aggregate OF loans
,,sre ,han million less than on tho hrss oil Dep
,su,her. The specie in the vaults OF the Bank, IS
iuer,s,ed Al. 700 goo its circulation has Increased
N.lfs million and ts fusds in Europe d'n''n'sh,
"A ss00 600. The Bank has now means IN hand
sn.;eent 10 meet the whole amount OF, obliga-
,;oos Of every kind ., will be noticed tina, the dis
eauu, line of the Branch in our city is very much
,cIueed hom what ii was las, wia,er. The cur
.rilmcn, Of tho Bank during the month OF SePtem-
her results Eom the Same cause which Tor some
months past mas been producing the same effect,
viz the paying of domestic bills OF exchange
~ he at The same time the abundance OF money IN
the market has prevented other borrowers from up
plyi.r for the sums paid m The Bank,ws know,
has exercised mos, liberal policy IN its ioans, DIS
counting very long paper, u, lesst IN paymcn, ior
i,s bills Of exchange on Europe. Abe money how
ever is not wanted at present, and the Bank hnds
!, impossible to keep up its loans. 10 fact, money
i. now on al han4s seeking borrowers.
The following IS HE genera. state OF Tho Bank
Loans on personal security. so 4GI, 1879 %
bank sock, 1918, SGT 81
o'hcr securities, 9,5s7,si3 ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-23
PUBLIC DINNERS.

"A dinner was given to 3. w. Leigh, '-N @
the 18Th inst. by the citizens of Petersburg ANA
large concourse 0ffricnds from various arls OF 10
State. The speech Of Mr.. Leigh (yaysthe p
larsburs ihtc.iig enc-r) was manly riDdicaIOH O
ais course rom the assaults hich have brcn
onjus'ly made upon his motives and his publc c&
duct. Il vas listened TO with the. deepest aN,r
ton; and the long continued peals of applause VIC
which it was received must have been grattt
ing assurance 10 the able and eloquent speaker ~
the old republican South Side can still SNp'f
ate the services Of faithful public servant sn
dares TO 30 hls duty 10 his Constituents and 70 ~
country. Among the invi,ed guests were Sem
tor Tyler and Wm. S. Archer, Esq. boh Of wD'a
IN reply to tosts approving of their course 10 w.
National Councils, addressed the company ~ u
eloquent and impressive manner
"A dinner was given to Senator Preston, al -
lumba, S. c. on his return TO his residenoe.
Mr. Clay recently declined a public dim IT,. Na
dered to him in Louisville, Ken while on '''""
that place.
Dinners, without number, have been give"
Senator'S Po,ndexter and Black, and Nh CasS :,
the 10 of r. by their constituents, since The" =
turn to Mississippi.
u Tho Anti Jackson Congressional Cow =
ton IN the Norfolk district, now represented y
COL Loyal, has nominated Arthur Emn',,''.
Esq. o. Portsmouth, as the opposition cvnd'''"
tho next April election.
II Gen. John Hodges has been appointed ~
master at Portsmouth, Va. in the rlste OF '''1
venerable lncuo,ben'. Rev, jesse Nicholson ~