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THANKSGIVING, CHRIsTIAs, AND
xEw-YEARs PRESENTS. rlf
yENHE sab.eriber has for sale a. hi, store. No9O.

yEyHE Subscriber has for sale at hi, store. No90i
u Thames street. great variety Of Books suits-
for Christmas and New Years presents, among
which are -;
Lessons for Sundays and Holy Days, seat edition
bound in fancy rsorccco with gill edges and backs.
Also, Common Prayer Books, very handsome
aud neat. Pocket Bibles, various sizes.
Religions Souvenir for 1895 & 1851 ..
Ladies Album. The Premium.--ihe Keepsake =
The Token. Young Mans Sunday Book, Parour
Letter Writer Apples Of Gold, Hour. for fieasen
Dodd on Death, Hannah Mores Private Devotons
Daily Food Harp IL Zion, Are You Christian, Of
Aid TO self examination Dodridges Rise and Progress
Malcoms Bible Dictionary, Montague. OF i this lie
Ggion Walk abont Zion, Corner Stone, Family al
Home Pastors Testimony, Clarks Gathered Frag-
ments One Thing Needlul, Way Of Escape, the
Way Mark aud Young Rover Bible Illustrations
First Christian Martyrs. RecOllections of a House
keeper, with great variety of Toy Cooks fion ]
cent 70 - cents each; persons wishing to purchase
nre requested to call and examine for themselves.
Noyy9 CHARLES n. TILLEY.
OLIVER e. TURNER, q VIM G. TURNER
UUAVE established themselves as Apothecares
\ II and Druggists, oppositeYf eYfownsends Hotel, IN
Newport. on Thames-street under The firm OF y. L.
TURNER & Co. and will be pleased TO attend to
all calls aud orders in their line Of business
DOCT. o. &. TURNER, will attend TO such
calls as he may receive the several departments OF
Medicine, Surgery and Midwifery
Newport June II, I336.--tc
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To Louis NV, king of France aud Navarro,
grandson Of our great Henry. The force of the
satire is not TO be rendered in English Translation
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-01-18
& COMMISSIONERS
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
EEAVING been appointed, by the Hon. Court
b "A Of Probate for the town Of Newport. Comns-
slouers on The Estate Of JOHN IL. LYON, lale
Of said Newport, deceased represented insogent, we
hereby give notice the creditors Of said estate tha
hcy mus, present their claims, TO either Of the Com
nissonsTs within sx months from the date hereof 4;
and that we will examine the proofs touching The le
gsy Of their respective claims, at The Office Of Hen
nv Y Cransion, on The last monday Of March, April
and May 1881, at 2 oc clock r. NJ Of each day
PETER Il. RENINGToN,
MICHAEL FREE3ORS, COm'rs
PARDON Il. MUMFORD.
An persons indebted to the abyoe estate are re-
oue-,cd to make immediate payment 10
HENRY Y. CRANSTOS, Admir-
Newport Nov. 23d I536.-if
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TO THE LADIES.

4 LII those Ladies who have had lacc-,rmminC,
~ Capes, or Caps to work, over three months,
requested to return the same Immediately, work
ed, or not worked.
All Ladies who have had our Lace Cotton 4 Floss
or the purpose OF working over four mouths will be
charged in account with the same. and cash demand.
ed, unle,s all is returned within Thirty days His
requested that no Lady viii call for any Lace Work
unless she will return the sau,e ,rorkod within Three
months from he receipt olthe same.
No pay in advance for Lace Work and all who
draw, will be called on TO pay the ssr,e in cash
TIlLEI ~ HAZARD
Newport Nov 30th lS6
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TO LET.
FALL FASHIONS! I!

TNyHOMAS FOWLER is now opening large
Il assortment ofFaU s. Hiner Goods, which with
his former stock, will render his assortment the lar
gcs and best ever offered by him. Purchasers will
find it to their advantage to drop in,' and examine
his goods before they buy as they will be sold on as
good terms as at any store IN Newport,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-01-18
HE HAS JUST OPENED,

Superb 10, of Lion Skins, Pilot cloths Flushinss,
Broadcoths, Cassimeres Sattinets, Nestirss, lIo-
sery, Gloves, Suspenders, ComiorieIs :idkfs and
cravas of every variety, Rodgers Icperal Stocks of
patterns, plain, figured cable cord, and Ze-
bra plaid Bucksltins-and every article usully kept
IA such estabshment-which no will sell as low
as can be purchased elsewhere. The strctest aen-
ton VIII be paid to Cutting, and pains spared TO
suit those who may feel disposed to favor him with
their patronage.
good assortment ofREADY MADE CLOTH
ING may be had at all times at the above establish
mcn
n b. WANTED-thrce or -four girls apprcu.
tees TO the Tailoring business,
Newport, Nov. ,, 1886.
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MORRTSON'S HTGETAN
Vegetable UnirersaI Medicine

Vegetable UnirersaI Medicine
THIS Is To CERTIFY, That Samuel Young
having given assurance of his convection in
the Hygemn Theory of Physiology, as developed
by the British College of Health, London and hav-
ing furnished the necessary security against cOun-
terfeits, is appointed Sole Agent for vending the
HYGEIAN VEGETABLE UNI
VERS.dL MEDICINES AND PUB
LEGATIONS,
In and for the State of Rhode-Isand.
In cnfrmation whereof have this fourth day o
January, 1883, set my hand
III. SHEPPARD MOAT.
Sole General Hygeidn Agent for the u.
$. of america, Smith-street, Brooklyn, L.. L.
This is to certify that have appointed the follow.
ing gentlemen Agents for vending Nouison's
lIygean Universal Medicines IN this State. TO wit =:
Mr.. David Melville. OF Newport messrs George
Hammond \ Co. Wick(ord-mr jefferson 1. Rim.
ball. Coventry James III Pcarce, in Easi-Greenwich
and John u. Walker, W Woon.ocket
SAUL YOUNG.
Feb -, 1884.
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CONMIsSIONER's NOTICE.

H6T Il the subscribers having been appointed by
w the Court Of Probate for the town OF New.
mort Commissioners to receive and examine the
claims of the creditors sgainst the estate OF SARAH
DILLINGHAM; iateof Newport wid ow deceas-
ed represented insolycnt give notice that six months
from the first Gay Of August last allowed the cred
tors to bring in and prove their claims and that for
the purpose of receiving and examining the same
we viii attend at the counting room Of George EDgs
on Lopez wharf, the last Saturdays in December
and January, at O'Clock r. NJ.
GEORGE ENGS,
ROBERT II. LEE, Com'Ts.
JOHN II. BARBER
Al persons indebted TO said estate are requested 10
mako immediate payment to
s2l-6m. JONATHAN T. ALMY, Admir-.
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CHLORIDE OF SODA.

THNIIIS valuable article purifies all offensive pla-
4 ces, stops the spread sc infection and is o,
first rate necessity in the sick room-for sale at l4S
Thames-street by X. J. TAYLOR, Druggist.
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Respectfully announces to the public gen.
erdiiy-citisens and strangers.
yHNllAr he keeps to let at his stable in Touro-
IL street horses aud carriages of ali descriptions,
as cheap or cheaper than they he obtained else
where. Persons desrous of ENJOYING the pleasures
OF ride IN the country cnn at all times be furnished
with horse aud chalses open wagons, saddlehorses,
barouches and close carriages Particular attention
will be paid to conveying passengers and from the
Steamboats,. All orders in his line of business will
be promptly attended to- aud pains shall be spared
to render the satisfaction of hs customers complete
Horses kept for any length of time, terms liberal
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JOigN IfOl1SW ELL.

q > EsPECTFULLY informs his friends and
II q the public, that hs has taken the Store lately
occupied by Joshua Wilbour, where he intends car
rying on the TAILORING BUSINESS in all
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-05

~. Then salf Amos unto The King
Others must nlpo be won IN thv alice
lions. Jpkn Of tic bemp counir,
must be appcascd. and IYiii,am Of Tho
South must Be satisfied.
10. Then The KING said, What sui
icrinrs we endure 10 win the hove Of
our subjects zone wishes hemD pro.
tecicd, and Tic other wishes to have
MI duty free. II fequircs the twisting
aud turning Of a Hpri.gaie 70 get out.
But. Amos, say that the King Il Rent.
on having no protection TO cotton and
wool, and have it Preston hemp.
~. And it is my pleasure, that q
Proclamation be issued for the assem-
bling of my SeHae and Household,
'on the first Monday Of the ninth
month, and | will then inform them
Of the "great and weighty matters
claiming their considerations" ain
testimony whereof, |" hereby author
ize my true and faithful Secretary
Francis, to Biair this Proclamation
to the esl Of the Globe, and .hat my
1rgas cause this to be Posted through.
ont my kingdom, in order that The
Patriot ard Enquirer may learn al
what Tines our royal will changes.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-05
AMOS KENDALL. Presidcn,
X. NJ. WHITNEY, Cashier.

Tie sea Senpni coming The
Bristol tx. ~ Gazette of Saturday,
gives the following account Of the
whereabouts ofihe Sea Serpent:
No lIoAS.--Captain Blyeofthe Brig
Clyde, which arrived at this port yes
terday from Nlanianzas, saw, on Sun
day last, in lat. 3s, lon. 73, about 10
O'Clock, A. NJ. queer looking fish,
IN !he shape Of a snake, under the Ice
Of the vessel, ola grayish color, about
the size of q ships main-mas.. Ills
head had passed under the vessels bot
tom; Capt. B. thinks he must have
been at least 900 feet long;about one
hundred feet was on the surface Of the
water. The body was perfectly
smooth, without the appearance ofany
hump or prominences. AS he passed
very near the vessel, he was distinct
lyseenbyall on boardfora considerable
time. No doubt one Of the Sea Ser
penis so often seen on our coast.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-05
NEXT. CONGRESS.

/ not lose sight Of the inn
VI that several States are
kmembers Of the next Con-
la the midst Of the general
dependency we must bear
~ the ballot box Will9not
bgh temporary expedlents
uaasailing to bring us re-
spair cianvotlier remedy;
he patriotism TO the hon
good el.ngs Of our rulers,
ayaln nothing is lett but
i1 or the bayonet. We
raceablc, and as we be-
FItan remedy, and remind
nlsd tile present admins
NJ Who are not It's oppo-
s|eaf the decks for action
fort Elections in then,
lss, with an activity that
OcesSatloR or abatement,
|as been already known
MI,
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-05
sTHE BETTER CURRENCY"
To the Editors Of the N. Y. Express;
PHILADELPHIA, Nav 90, 1887.


Gcntlemen-lt is probably well
known to you, that in these days Of
distressformoney, andespecially small
change our city corporation has issu,
ed circulating medium in the form Of
a loan, whereby we have the privilege
ofyetpurchasing thenecessi;ies oflife.
The good citizens, however are con,
stantly venting theirin dignation a.
gainst the author Of these troubles, by
endorsing these specie rags with ap
propriate laconics, such as the better
currency sJackson's specie currcn
Cyl 1Benton's mint drops the effect,
ofsMy administrations the currency
Of MY government sAndrew Jack
sons experiment &c. DC. But
have Just received in change rag o
this description, which has endorse
ments 50 FAR superior to anyl have
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-05

Eng'and.---In the "sea girt islesn eve
ry person is deeply enamored of the young
Queen Victoria. The allegiance Of the
people is'secured by "beauty's CHAIN and
all the old bachelors are reioiced tothink
they are at last governed by woman's
mild sceptre.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-05

4 fkN
s,.nsp way fsipAf,
[sr,s s HANCOCK Z Co.
TERMS.
Five dollars ~ adj
~ s,tl,e eudofsiS months
the year. No sub.
~ = diseoniinued until all
y Y Md, except at the OPP
's.f,. Persons wishing
nd uill please give u0''''
;s,;eu received for a less
\ month. ",
.NJ 4. per square (ten lines
stsdfst Insertion, andWg
'ssM each continuance Iil.
''s,,,s which are notllml
ssserript, as to the num-
y'.ns vill he continued IN
N and charged accols
A,gssrlslSc. --For forty lines
.,.ab)e al pleasure, ONCE 4
dollars. Nocontract N eth;
.aior less Than one year, and
lfycarly.
[iIese Ofannuol advertisers =
rs, own immediate business;
easements for the benefit OF
o1,. sentin BY them, must be
he square, . -
mi ADVERTISEMENTS FOR ~
not slterable, 3 months, $40
Il do. 6. do. go
n do. 1o do. 80
d WORK must be paid for on
" candidates for Office will
each.
On letters rust BE- pt,s,s,v
III beattcnded to.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-05
From ne Boston AAas.

LIE BETTER CuRRENcY--A FAcT.-
An elderly and respectable female, in
reduced circumstanc IS, presented yes
terday in the market. a twenty dollar
note of the Planters Bank of Natchez,
one Of the Opposite Pet Banks. 1t
was allthe money she had in the world;
but she found that il would not buy
her 4 pound Of beef. Under these cir
cumstanccs, she applied to one OF the
men Of whom She had been in the ha-
bit Of making little purchases for ad
vice.
She told him that she was poor, and
chiefly dcpendenton the pecuniaty u.s.
sistance she received from her son,
who was settled at Natchez, and who
had been in the habit Of making her
such small and occasional remittances
as he could spare from the results of
II his constant and laborious industry.
His lastremittance, which was all the
money she had in the world, was this
twenty dollar note on the Planters
Bank. He had no other way of re-
hitting than by mail--and the best
currency which he could remit was
that of a deposite Bank. Deceived by
| the false promises ofthe Government,
he probably thought that this bill void
be redeemed by the Pet Bank in this
city.
The friend 10 whom she applied
took the bill to one of the Depositt
Banks, and asked at what discount i
l would take the bill. sThe answer wa
that it could not take it at any price
5 Being thus driven to the brokers, tn,
reply was, that for the t,ceaty dolla
note they could moi afford to pay bu
fee doIlorsi Thus is poor and des
titute woman, by the mere action o
1 the Executive, defrauded Of tire
fourths of u sum, which however in
t significant, waste herself of the III
most consequence, inasmuch as it wa
her All. Thus it isnot merely thos
? who have ssEARNED soTmNe,D an
! therefore SOUGHT 10 sTARyEn---ln tn
d LANGUAGE oftne Globe--whohav bee
d stripped and plundered by the accul
! sed policy Of cabal of swindlers an
vagabonds but the honest and labt
d rious pooR-the very class intereste
+ above all others in the preservation {
IS a sound and uniform currency.
+" Alcrdnaria. ID. 4. May 90, 1888,
if The '.be,ter currency" is comm
II rapidly into vogue---Wc had an orde
ri yesterday for printing, for the use I
d one of taverns in town, a lquantity (
.smalI change'-"Good for G. cen
ell atmv bar.' :sGood for 25 cents ;
'e NV table, sc. &c. It's well for ii
. people in these days, that priatin
y press can serve as amint from whic
a to make emissions Of the only kind
N money that seems likely to be in cor
to mon use.- Gazette.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-05

Greece.--lnstead of science aud song,
the plague holds a swayin the land Of IIo-
mer, and rules with fatal powers,
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-05

Cold water is killing men al the
east
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-05
A CHAPTER ABOUT THE GALS.

A CHAPTER ABOUT THE GALS.
Dozen east g,rls--Wheu the down
east girls wish to threaten each other
with flogging, they say, - will be
into you like thousand OF BRICK"
When wild lark attempts to steal q
kiss from Nantucket girl, she says,
"Come sheer off, or I'll split your
mainsaiI with a typhoon. The Bos-
ton girls hold still until they are well
kissed, when they flare up all at once,
and say, ~ should think you ought TO
be ashamed bost. paper.
When a young chap steals kiss
from an Alabama girl, she says."l
kon lis my time now," and gives him
box on the ear that he don't foget in
a week. ir,rinton Herald,
When clever fellow steals a kiss
from Louisiana girl she smiles, blush
es deeply, and says-nothing. We
think our girls have more taste and
sense than those of down east and Al
ALBANIA. When a man is smart enough
to steal the divine luxury from them,
they are perfectly satisfied.
! [Picayunc.
When female is here saluted with
a buss; she puts on her bonnet and
shawl, and answereth thus--"l am as.
tonishtd at thy assurance, Jededalh
for this indienlty | viii sew thee up"
Fl Lynn Recorder
/. The ladies in this village receive a
salute with christian meekness. They
follow the scripture rule--when sm't
| ten on the one cheek they turn the
; other also.
TBungtoma Chronicle.
AS for the New York girls, they &c
on the regular spoils ofyictory pr'ncl
pie. A man must fight for Kiss as /
g.. for dear life--head dress, sleeves, &c
/ not taken into account. But IT he
, takes the citadel, he can then enjoy
/. the spoiIs to his hearts content-be
cause the girls never give up until al
their strength is gone.
~. y. Commercial.
b If you kiss a Mississippi gal, she
y fare up like scorched feather, and re
$ turn the compliment by bruising you
/, sky-lights, or may be giving the "qun
|, pro quo" IN the form Of a blunder'5as'
: Grand q. Advertiser.
is A qn9,biiag precedent--A jury i
t. Quebec, lately brought in a verdict {
t, "not guilty" against girl convicted {
y stealing bank notes. The verdict
in accordance with the harangue OF
l. learned pundit, named McCord. VIII
e arguedior the defence, that the bits I
paper alleged TO have been stolen b
r the prisoner were in reality OF no va
ue whatever---a fact that could easil
" be ascertained by going toxhe bank
81 whichhad suspended specie payments
The charge Of robbery. therefore
It could not be made out, the article
e stolen being Of no value.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-05

ance.--Commercial advances are de
cidcdly more favorable; the sales ofcot
tan are more brisk, and the prices adyan
cling.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-05
I'LL IL R A I'D.
CANTON, h: FRrpAY, September .,


France. Commercial advances are de
cidcdiy more favorable; the sales ofcot-
tan are more brisk, and the prices adyan-
cling.
Greece--lnstead of science and song,
the plague holds "a swayin the land of IIo-
mer, and rules with fatal powers,
England.--In the "sea girt islesn eve
ny person is deeply enamored of the young
Queen Victoria. The allegiance Of the
people is'secured by 'beauty's chain, and
all the old bachelor'sare rejoiced tothink
they are at last governed by woman's
mild sccptre.
A DISPLAY or sENsE!!-The Grand Gulf
Advertiser says
Like Master-Like Man--The Balti-
more Merchant, Duf'Green's paper, pro-
poses John c Calhoun, or some other south
ern man, as our next president, and Sofi-
tmfc E,cing, of Ohio, as vice president Of
"these United States" to succeed Mr.. Van
Buren,, and Johnson! Bah!
"John c. Calhoun, and Mr.. Ewing, as
candidates for president and vice presi-
dent, and wc would not be afraid to risk
our head upon the hazard"
[DuFGreen.
But Calhoun and Ewing could! And
Iifeyer the bob-rag-tail party run Mr. Cal
houn and Ewing, "for what they aythey
will" you'll stand a fair chance ofloosing
/ your head, which would only be award
ing you just deserts.
This fellow eff the Advertiser will fol
low some mems "big dog" off shortly
/ The Southern Argus announces thu
!. death Of its talented and much estecme'
Editor T. ]. Forbes. He died of fever
Mr.. Forbes was greatly beloved in tn
community where he lived, and was res
7 pecied throughout the State as man Q
probity and talents Tho Argns will i
future be conducted by Mr.. Barker, upo
the same principles as heretofore.
We receive from Bardstown Ky. tw
papers, tho one the "Catcholic Advocate
: and the other the "Wcstern Protestant.
They are both ably conducted, but idulg
| in rather more abuse than christian chdi
tn sanctions. lis said that political pa
ties and excitement are necessary topr'
serve in purity Republican Cover
ment; but it certainly is not true that to
E axiom applies to the peaceful religion
i Jesus Christ That seeksnot display,
|. contention; but points the sinner TO He
f ven, and not 10 his fellows faults.
!. Major McNut, and Col. Grimbal al
/ now the only candidates for Governor b
: fore the people. We viii support neith'
y Of them. Mr.. McNut we would not 81
= mort. fine wasthc only candidate in Il
= field, for like oil his party hepreaches u
! Benton Humbug and pays his tavern bill
- aH
: with ashin plasters." Mr.. Grimbalise
,;rely TOO fearful Of Qualification v
Ilhaye no love for tlmid men.
81
}. Cold water Is killing men Al u
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-05

windshgs y the Amy. t'ol some lime
Ibis scene leaves IN impression upon
hun, but is shaken oil, and be lends
oil his powers 70 tho acquisition VI
wealth. He gains u, bu' happiness
docs not come with II. lie now finds
himself old and inGmi. The grave IS
just ready to close upon him. He
leels chat I'LL his wealth IL Of no avail.
But Il there no real happiness for
man upon this carshl Il bis whole
life 70 be a life oil misery @, no !
There IL another, Too pure and bliss
iul for earth. It's dream of Heaven,
and il il not all a dream. This II is
which will preserve him from all
temptations here, and conduct him TO
q happy home hereafter. M.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-05


However much we may boas, OF
our advances in knowledge and i'm.
provcment in the arts, since the days
Of our fathers, the pilgrim settlers Of
New England, II Is by no means GER
tain that we have advanced in the
knowledge Of our duties towards
Heaven, Or in the art of living happily
on earth. Abundance does not bring
content, nor security insure us peace.
The passion for excessive wealth, al
ways the ruling one in an age OF
trade AZ speculation, has far more
whitening influence on the tender and
kindly Feelings Of our nature--those
soft emotions whose virtuous lndul-
gence makes 50 large portion Of the
hearts pure happincss--than have
dangers, or privations, or even pow
lerty. That devotion to one dear OBJ
liect, which constitutes the romance
Of love, is not cherished where fortune
il considered an Indispensable ingre-
|dient in the marriage contract; nor
is the domestic union Of such couple
cemented by that mutual confidence,
those kind, yet mobtrusiye attentions,
and reciprocal sacrifices TO promote
the happiness Of each other, which
confer so much Of the real felicity Of
welded life--the felicity arising from
the certainty of being beloved. Ia
dy's Book.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-05
TlNkEgs BANK Ar WASHING

gledse Their prirate fortunes topaz the
Bearer rEN CENTS in npAss. on Hppli.
cation within The jnL Idnlrs Of the
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-05

If you kiss a Mississippi gal, she'll
fare up like a scorched feather, and re-
turn the compliment by bruising your
sky-lights, or may be giving the "qud
pro quo" In the form Of blunder'5ass.
[Grand q. Advertiser.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-05

before seen that Der yuu vouid lay
y peiife your subscribers. 1t i tov
much to TIC point 20 permit IL pass.
ms into oblivion. Do publish ".
! nc President, directors and Go. Of
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-05

&c fskay faipif,
srI< !, IlaNcocK & Co.
TERMS.