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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-19

EXECUTIONS PENSsYLvANIA-From report
made to the Convention for revising the constitution OF
Pennsylvania appears that since the adoption of the
present constitution in $780, there have been SO execu
tons in that State, and "a persons pardoned who had
been captaly convicted OF these executions IL took
place during the nine years of Governor Mullins admi-
nstration during the nine of Mexican; during the
nine years OF Snyder during the three years OF Find
lay during the three years of Holsters during the
six years of Shulze during the six years OF Wolf,
and during the current term Of Rtner. The number
of pardons granted during the period to persons sem
fenced imprisonment for various terms IS stated at
446l the remssons Of fines and foreitures, at ll6
VILLAINoUs OUTRAGE.-On Monday evening last, a
respectable married lady of this town. accompanied by
female domestic while proceeding along one OF our
public streets, and near her own residence was
met by well dressed young man. who, after looking
closely in her face, and accosting her with rough ex-
clamaton threw his arm around her neck, from which
she instantly endeavored disengage herself when he
brutaly seized her by the throat and threw her upon
the ground The frightened domestic fled for help; IN
the time the scoundre tore off large portion OF
the adys dress and being alarmed by her outcres
off. The spot where this infamous act was perpe
raled the junction Of four frequented streets
in the immediate neighborhood Of Town Hal-Nan-
fucket Inquirer.
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aly cnred ~ nj ME. es e' aafNTDySPEPTiC OR

MISREPRESENTATION dsagreeable forms is efectn-
~ ally cured by DIR. MEADS ANTIDYSPEPTlC, OR
STOMACH PILLS the only medicine ever offered veto the
public from which radical and permanent cure can be OBJ
tanned OF all those chronic OF OF The dgcs
tive organs constituting that complicated disease termed Dys
pepsia
The symptoms characterng Dyspepsia or Indigestion are
long train OF those disagreeabe sensations commonly called
nervous complaints such loss OF appetite nausea or SICK
at the stomach and sometimes vomiting, bech ng up OF
water which sometimes taseles but most commonly sour
gnawng pain the stomach heartburn or what called sour
stomach cosveness paenes of the counenance langor low
Of spirits papitaons Of the heart vertigo or giddiness
and disturbed sleep The number of these symptoms varies
in different pa,ientswh being felt only par-whs
others have additional ones equally dagreeabe-such
pains in the head and breast fatuence or wind on
the stomach and bowels emacalon or wasting OF the whole
body with great weakness particularly OF the legs Tins DIS
has been very accurately described by many
ersbut little has understood the want OF success
which attends the general mode Of treatment too plainly
Let example illustrate this assertion Heartburn
or sour stomach being often very troublesome symptom Of
this troublesome complaint the attention was materially direct
ed article that should have the power OF re-
moving il.
Sold by Hull Browne 1913 Maiden anei George d. Cogge
SHALL Of Pearl and Rose Minor Gamble corner Oh
Broadway and Blocker street, and by most OF the druggists
throughout the United States o ..,r,,
None genuine without the signature of GEO. SMITH
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-19

IFor the Morning Herald-I
New Boat Song.

Most RESPECTFULLY dedicated to the Hghta"d b0'
Pull. Brothers, Pull onward We move,
No care in our bosoms-no feeling but love-
A. DER thy waters, old nadson, we gide
Echo our song 10 thy rolling tide.
Hence hence! Danish all sorrow
An idle thoughts of the coming tomorrow
Let's be merry more, il IL be bat a day,
Care is friend that drives pleasure away
Then pull brothers pull onward we movei
No care in our bosoms--no feeling but love
Pull, brother, pull tae sun hath gone down,
Rn, We heed not the gloom that is setting around
For our Jest and our song shall enliven the night,
,lI onr hearts shall oerow with the cream of delight
True pleasure may lnrk in a bumper OF wine,
But the gods have vouchsafed bliss more divine,
For We will not forget, SHIN the dark wave,
The fair OF our land-the reward Of our brave.
Then pull, brothers, pull. onward we moves
No care in our bosoms-no feeling but love
u b.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-19
THE EYE.

AR. ELLlOyT, Ocaist, Professor OF Anatomy and dis
- the Human Eye.From II years undivided at
tenon and study under the most celebrated Ocusts
Europe end the best in Observation-Disclosures smith OF
the Medical College Of Ohowh the most extensive and sue
cessr practice in the Union, Dr. f. asserts with confidence
dangerous and cronc diseases e The
Eye without operation, except in OF blindness when
he operates for Cataract Corect0ma, and Entropiun.
SPECTACLEs-Dr ELS patent beautiful transparent me-
dunn Spectacle Glasses having the peculiar property OF keep
ing the perfectly COOL giving immediate and permanent
and It the time suit every age, without the necessity
Of change ,
Dr. r. will himself adjust the gasses suit the particular
defect
Dr. E. begs that he attends to diseases OF The Ey
and inpereclions of the vision only.
~ Office sos Broadway. Private entrance in Duane 81,
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IT,. ISAAC FnANCIS, DENTIST, has renewed
site Hudson street. and takes the opportunity respect
fully TO thank his friends for the many long conferred
him. and continues 10 practice al the various branches OF
Dentistry His premium Incorupble Teeth OF the best
quality real imitation OF retain their color and su
rabty unimpaired His full remain per-
manent To the without the Of springs gaures
improved principle not generally known Any person wish
ing be satisfied the subject those who
them for in this city Also Drops engaged
the most violent oohache few moments and at the sahe
time preserve the toou.
As his practice much increasing, DR. GLENNY,
the Royal College Of Surgeons London and the New
ments every reliance can be placed IN
ARTIFICIAL EYES-Are inserted by DR. Isaac Francis,
which cannot dn uised from the NATURAL and will
form organ without giving the slightest
pain For improvement this art he has received dipo-
ma, OF which the following is copy 4
This Diploma awarded by the
American Institute,
In the CITY of New York, the late Fair,
TO DIR. ISAAC FRANCIS
For fine specimen of Artificial Eyes,
IAN Improvement -
EDWIN WILLIAMS, Rec. Sec
j b. wAKsMAs, Cor Sec.
New York, Oct, 1885,
NJ CELEBRATED EYE Waterloo F. respectfully
SELECTS the attention of the public his most extraordinary ana
efcacous Eye Water. has proved itself most vauable
application in of acute and chronic inflammation ahoro
ing immediate relief Even eyes diseased for several years
has effected perfect cure in few days.
IT Charges moderate lel42m
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ssssmrc HEsaLD-Issued every morning except Sunday
copy Country subs~vhtrs furnished ate
same rate Cor specific period remittance In advance
NO paper sent out, unless paid in advance. f.H#l
EvenfNc HERALp-Issued every afternoon at e'cloch.
Price, cents per copy. Country Subscribers furnishes ~
the same rate. Cash, 10 advance. ~
WEExLv HERAp-Issued every Saturday morning at nine
eclock Price, - per copy. Furnished 70 country
subscribers ~ - per snnum, in advasre.
WEGKLY E-rssaed every Wednesday upoynn9 n
10 scscck- Price sens per copy Punished 70 sous6y
substdbcrr n - pr ann0us ~ advance
INSCRIBED In esq an those papers at ,he
asua rAfps-aiwsys paynbte In advance
CcsssApo~psrrs-Are requested address thps sssrv
James oerdc. sesseu psre<or and all letters business
70 be poM paid
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M ACKSON,S PATENT VEG TABLE
IL INDICATED VAPOR BATHS, 200 Bowery.

These Baths Improvement on those OF Mr. Whiaw,
wonderful established the character OF the
Vapor Bath the powerful auxiliary in medical practice
and Dr. gacksons practice IN almost every variety o.
equally successful few of the spechc Ell
cts of the medcaed baths-to remove me effects Of
mercury from the relieve difficulty OF breathing
and hence asthma and other diseases Of the lungs
to give strength to the stomach 70 the digestive organs and
dyspepsia consequent disorders TO acute and
chronic nfammaton to promote the peeng OF and
chronic ulcers and rheumatic pains and
the joints promote the absorption OF dopsca hunours TO
govt all forms less time than ony other agent hth-
used
Also all kinds Of eruptve diseases Eryspeas or 81 Aniho
nys Fire. Salt Rheum Scrofuous Euptons nc. besides
relieves and fatigue the spirits, uanquzes
nervous irritation, and increases the appetite.
For the truof these assertions Dr. j. appeals with conf
dence hundreds who have tested their curative power
These baths believed be the Only IN operation IN
under the direction Of regular physician Ill
proper mention that they bear resemblance whatever 10
those employed in the Thompsonian practice.
Visitors have bath five minutes notice, from eight
O'Clock, A. NJ To III r. M. . ~
Bowery my30y
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DENTISTRY.
~ II. cox w r.. SURGEON DENTIST, and Manu-
- ae.urer Of hcorrupt5ie Teeth, No. 1881 Spring St out Of
McDouval.
~ r. CTS charges very moderate and his ncorrup
t,,ia 'lectn are really sprndid my23 SIN
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DENTIST Y,

DENTISTRY.
TEETH.-M DUPERRON, from Paris, lately arrived RI
tends follow his profession in all its branches For the con-
ofthose persons who will favor him with their CONN
dence NJ d. will their residence, they will do him
address him note his domc No. "a! Pearl ST.,
Broadway, naming their street and number Je28lm
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u For se ofobstaste ana ,oos Continued ueets snd al
ss Ss:. ~ s.
truly enc sss no p have Ysk s:os s!
;hss Ss ss.. #
s s cured e. Il. add them.
they have said had saisry Change and lex
Ply ssy. @ Ii
81; s"s f:
Soa.s tn: S. ssa ea b. cs.Pp &
END those VITO cesics
aas
""'''''"' :, Losdon. June 90, 1888,
cLeIrys Astiasea sxpsriMen!ally i up
Lock Hospital GrosvenoI Place, Lonsop..
respectable individuals worthy Iesn's no. a.
s &C s TeSaas lay y Yssa
you stating lint abosd unasr Cleo. H.. and had
p he'd ~ sep sesa. IN
i'sf been 1
ss S asy :S
situated Dear sirysours respectfully.
SAMUEL 5ba ham square j Sn;n 4. hi:
Dr. Dea. sir H'rep that
a alleged @ % a my h ss a
we'd albany wRee sGsc'sd q" %s; hopeless.
cure, anc brought two boxes of Pills This
April last and last May have beena Elan, and
a ny give ,sGs. Rsf'
will avail will chez iuly give to any ash
ia W,
Wholesale and retail by A. B. Sands Fultep cor Of
william and retail, by MEor Gamble Dey and Broad
j. osborn Houston ond BoMery J. b. Nones,
Broadway DR. Guon OF Grand and Bowey Forbes
Pearl ST. cor q Cross T. Wake, AID III, Livery Ho
will Canal and Rudson at The New York Chfin
IS Sixth avenue nearly opposite Amy ST r. H. Austin Car
mine street
ed the most eff acons remey in present the
ChOrOsis Green Sickness, Amsn hCa dis
charges press ncorrhea and ull complaints from sb
ty a the fn ale consttu ion
Those troubled with gravel wananted cured b,
Dr. Cherys Astnneen Pills. Tho having stone in the bladder
pain Kidneys accompanied with thick are
tonishngly relieved by these pils..Price 81 perbox
Southern merchants no desire purchase by the
will be supplied at very liberal discount and the
Pills WILDE warranted them produce the desired effect
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a CARD TO THE LADIEs.-Tke subscriber

a CARD TO THE LADIkS.-Tke subseTber's
IA opinion ofhe female mind and character far exasdto
sup for that The ladies' Of this city and elsewhere
whom this lard politely address, be cajoed atter
ed but address himself their oed
only They respectfully nfO that Eadcaus Cee-
braed STRENGTHENING Pacrs prepared With refer
to their favor and they are most TO
such troubled with The back, breas s,de
those who afflicted with cpe!s COLES asibnatEs &C. Ee
confident kat ii obtain the fhe ladies'
who ceycd benefit ring io.e beautiful he
could which, odest rehgence end
responsibility, would far outweigh s hskett daons
They spread the most b. auu soft and pile lamb
skin will not soil the white linen and be by tie
delicate femaen all situations, with and comfort one
month.
They sold at the Medicine Store cry
the ladies E,ost obliged and humble -
m4T N. W. BADEAC.
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tlOCTOh "a WCh.rT. men,l,eI

- OF surgeons Of onden add tobursh, sesisr u s
Mcca College of Philadelphia, cenrues 10 direct has acn-
ton 70 The rc'tnent THE following Diseases. viz
Gononhpa chancres strcfues naHn OF the ucthra baa
fuous affections Recent sf vencsesl cured twosys
without mercury preventative b. had who
have injured eseIves ~ aserTt destructive habit viii s-
tain relief Separate occs, rwlton
Greenwich. The suictest secsess Observed. mysy
nEPILATONY POwDER.-Thcse ladies who
~ troubled by superfuous bs upon the neck
will find In this innocent and efTcctua remedy A
single application the hair snd second destroys the
roots for sale by EAMOCREUx 4 co,
jy7 .s8N HH~4 No ST. broadway.
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.....l 49, H Sufeos of ue 21tk rec n1nf e u
British }my connnes be attention 10 he removal n ecssai1
rlsss o. asess. he extensive ssc,ice II Eueps an
oS.asss 70 The TREATMENT 81 re q
3. seTedsss IN ersdcsiins every crw Of that di~sse v
o@ ~ stem his treatment vegetable, his chaeges soe
ssss and oces private Call At srson ossss
ueA- sy+y
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n FOR HYDRoPHoBIAThe subs Iber has heard with the
NEST painful sensations thew accounts Of syHg With
This readfc disease Having had in his
cured az much pairs and by which have
red and never IN case kn0wn'o fail His before
making puhic IS he laid prser biz t
not 10 make known for state tune. He happy
that that time past And bitten need die wi bout
they choose for beng sensible of the hapy and effects
without causing the paen be fined sm busin
with the continuation OF former alth Tie medicines made
OF are Sgec and powerful yet per harmless
ter consequences No M elects
as IT has been known fail Of eectng and
dent he OF his perfect this dr. ad Of all
eases that he woad not dread the bite Of abd dog
than
m8 pyDWrTT 400 Grand e,-o.,
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DILEs-PIL Es.-DR. MALES Pile oipmentisa pos
tive for the Piles In three days time Sold BY j. H
Hart, Chambers and Broadway; Burnett
IS 9Th avenues the drug corner Of Bowery and walker
street jy1e-ims
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clothed If purple and crimson reposng ON state
y beds and shall enjoy the company Of beautiful wo
men, and shall be repenished with eternal felicity.
Doubtless they are blinded with malice and hoodwinked
by the spirit OF else why do they thus cav
al the manifest light Of the truth They profess te be-
eve in the resurrection Of the body well as we wh
they believe that God has provided no suitable pea
me- thou who the key of the treasures oi truti w
er am not sufficiently armed with reasons 70 whsana
the cavs and objections which the nhdeis nfke asas
our holy law The Multi of Rome has no cohtfo over 'e
christians but every schsm has produceda new Muit'
so that now there are as many Muts as temples IL IS
true we had schsm just after the death Of our great
$50 ~ ,ye mnst he wrong What have said, great
Mufii, j mean the Persans are wrong Nonchsae TO
confirm what ave well said and to correct my errors,
and in the midst Of thy DIVINE elacuauohs glance u
| haah, IN he bumblcst of thy slaves mission
aorg ,le infdes and pray for the exed Achmet, that
he NAV persevere in the religion and at the end OF
his life taste the joys Of Paradise.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-19

hR. CAHPENTkA continues 10 adnln stef 10 tho NJ.
Iyfictcd the prc,f mar
estahlshed and we'll known Dpcnssry No p RI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-19
REDUCTION OF DUTIES

Mr.. Cambrelens u. chairman OF the commit
tee Of ways and means, has reported bill "to
teduce the revenues oft United States TO the
wants Of the government y which provides that
from and aitel the 30th OF Sept. next, in all ca
ses where existing duties on foreign imports cx-
coed 20 per cenlum on the value thereof one
third part of such excess shall be deducted /;
from and after the 3l>t OF March, 1888, one halt
Of the residue Of such excess shall be deducted
and on the 30th Sept. 1885, the other half shall
be deducted From the 3olh Sept. next, the du-
ties on salt aud coal are repealed
This bill was met on the Threshold, by Mr..
Lawrence, of the Boston district. in an able and
exciting speech, in which he demon lrated the
injustice 10 the manufacturing Interest, of tins
breach Of the compromise OF e32, and the utter
ruin Of that interest which would follow the con.
summation OF this act of partizan trcachery. Ar
ter he concluded, Mr. Corwin OF Ohio obtain.
ed the floor, aud The House adjourned
On the next day, Mr.. Corwin addressed the
House in opposition to the bill, aud TO the prin-
cples involved in it. He WAS followed by Mr.
Cushman OF n IL. on the other side and after
an unsuccessful motion 10 lay the bill ON the ia
Bile, (ayes 81, noes ll9,) the bill, report, &c
were ordered to be printed.
We regret that the rarlli question ha, been
sain mooted, believing, as we do, that the aniac
ohlst Interests involved in the adjustment oftha
question stand pIshted 10 each other TO main
tain unbrokeu the provisions Of TIE Commons,
Act, that it's much an act of treacbery 10 III,
manufacturers 10 reduce the duties more rapidly
or al an earlier period, than that bill con,empla
, ted, as II would have been 10 the planter, and
far niers To increase those duties. Nor do W..
IN Truth, believe that any reduction Is intended
by the mover, OF this scheme Their sole de
sign Is 10 court popularity BY preteudin..to be in
favor OF 4 reduction OF taxes, while they will
themselves covertly work 10 defeat thelr own
proposition. Successful or defeated. however
| the very proposition ha, attached 10 il all III,
moral orimnalliy of breach of laith-and ",
are much deceived If II do not pave the way ior
a breach Of the Missouri Compromise, (Which
rest, precisely upoa the same grounds when
ever the Northern Fdnatlcs>fild tina. they car.
by ayolatioG of that Compromise strike sue
ces>iul blow on tie Slavery question. \ breach
of faith never yet failed to be.ei it, own punish
ment. We shall soon see whether this cas-,
will furnish an exemption 10 the lessons ol uni
torn experience.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-19
GEN. SANTA ANA.

we copy the following interesting paragraph
i'o" the National lntellisencer of tn. 18th
inst
we are authorized 10 state that letter was
,eceived yesterday BY Mr.. PiNcxNEY, of South
Itafolna, dated the Cd instant, at Lexington,
o,He ,i from BARNARD f. BEE, Esq one
~ ue leHIan escort OF SANTA ANNA, in
wn'ch The writer informs him of the arrya OF
we EeheraI at that lace, on bis way TO the Seat
Vi Government OF the United States. He is re-
presented as having suffered from serious indis.
position On M Journey. His lungs are said to
have been affected d" by the transition from a
warm cabin 10 the GOODNESS of travelling on
horseback which he was obliged to do in
F.. crossing the coun,ry.n On his arrival at Ley
, ,1 medical aid was Immediately procured.
Tvs P"Fs'c'ah' ti'r. Dudley at the date of the
letter, considered him coayalescen, and II w.s
expected he would be able TO resume his ionr.
oey on inc oh. The party, accompanying the
General were anxious to reach Washington with
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-19

all Poss'o!e raPidhl, 10 the confident .,.....
non that great good will resul, from II, ~ w
he has made." " hat that move n. a. ni9's
ter does no, state. No explanation is ,;,,. "'
the specific object for which he has un5s,,., of
TINS visi: to our Government. General R,.n.h
proclamation had caused no mischief in IT,
Doubtless preparations are making by Ne
for another struggle, but the Mexican, GU.
stand rinfer campaign, and the writer ba, ~
doubt that before the Spring all will be VI. ~
SANTA ANNA travels in an accommodation .,,s.
as be would be unable to sustain the scyerl,y 9,
travelling at night He is sand TO be cour,ee,.
intelligent, and dgnifed ConsiJ.rabl. ;nsa,,
venience has arisen from the necessity OF cony..
sing with him by means of an intrrn,.,..
But it was remedied, as far as ossihlr. by A..
MONTE, who Is said to manage the in,ercon,,.
between the General and his escor, toleubI,
we'll"
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EarOuchcs, Buggics, PhwtOns.

From the most approved Factorie. at the North
aud has made late arrangement, by which he
can be supplied al any time with FAMlLY
CARRIAGES, by the most celebrated Manu-
lecturers, cllher in New Ark or New Haven
From the very lialtenn9 encouro scmcnts, he has
received since he commenced business here (al-
way> selling hi, own work as soon as finished J
and he Unprecedented rise in the cost Of Car
RACES al tie North, he i. determined to enter
more largely into The manufacture of such arti-
cles. Iii, hand, are nearly all from the North,
aud using Northern materials, hopes TO receive a
liberal share Of public patronage. He i, partic-
nlirly We'll prepared tor putting up Carriages,
tcharse s. Tor persons y 40 buy at the North
AID ship to til, place All repair, done at the
shortest notice. SAMU Ell AlHES.
D..llht.r L. Il
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water rowe unsurpassed. a. - s.Hsei eanhes
ION with the eut.uA gsoHing feei11 n tn so"ih,
Offering ~ capitalists lie mi lnfitfs AL =
.urs lnyesiments.-ih eesIgetie step taken eA
renaes Sc. who i ouls waiting Tor Tie afr'yti
,ftbe work on her bursefs II carry II "a l.
Nashville. there connecting y IL tn New o.
loan. road. II lrnianslfate ella lie minds o.
The most seeplieal tue uneqgfosal and certain
advantages 10 be dtiised fun the construction
# this trulr naiioasl worn Indeed. To stron-
,e, fact can be adlueed 81 the Importance at
iached 10 cnnaexion with tie cotton growing
region on this prappseR iiHe, than ,tnpy to
tate that lour distinct and sfeaf cemauatles
lave during The past summer been conduct n
,urseys with a WV 10 railroad ON tbs tets
route all OF whom are emlnently capable Il ap
preclatng the advantages TO be derived ifah
such a COMMISSION. aud none mare certain L.
train every nerve to secure II, than the great
rlmmercia' city ,. a sisttI state. South caro-
Ina. too, with an emery aui In leness 81 puf-
pose. by her own liberal subscriptions, has en-
,urp1 the construction ol her grsaf ruii rad,
1T hast 50 far a. 10 top the great soai-we,iefn
valley, near the Virginia line III The state OF Ten
ues,ec, thereby diyertlHg that trade aud tfayol,
the L. ultimate outlet of which Is Richmond
These ficts. III eonnexIon with the Immense
minefal wealth oil tat potion OF Virginia, all
l1f winch would seek an outlet By TIN, road 10
Richmond and the other tide water cities Of The
state. would seem to enforce active measures Ia
secure the liade now IN DANGER I being divert
ed 10 other channels
With respect,
Your obe,lient servant,
w i THOMPSON, Z. T..