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II sbizdoJUsrINS s MEAeHAM. 81
fMaumee city, June II, lS37aaa) llm3s

A CKERs & EtKANADY-Have Just re
EAlsceived at thenew store, in the Hotel
Buildings, a large and well selected assortment
of goods, direct from the city of New York;
comprising fine, superfne, and commonbroad
cloths, cassimers, satinetts, a great variety Of
tsimnier cloths; and Buffalo cloths. French
muslins, calicoesyginghams silks merinos, ,bofn-
bazines, ,cambrics, null and bookmuslins, ,lace,
edgngs, ladies' cravats, elastic aprons, silk
oil cloth aprons, a variety of dress and pocket
stocks, ,merino shaws, merino
edgings, brown and bleached shirtings, wad-
dings and battings! H. tS'3'',>' i's'siei6ct
A general assortment of family groceries,.
tea coffee, pepper, spice, cloves,
nutmegs ,muscavado and lump sugars, ,molasses
Goldfish, soap, rice, ginger, raisins, chewing
and smoking. tobacco and lamp oil. - g
Also a very extensive assortment of hats,
a superior article dfhrnsh ana ell. s;lk hats Q.
New York manufacture; also hats Of any
quality and price, e,njanufactured by them ex-
pressly for this market, and for sale whole
Alsoa general Assortment Of, ready made
clothing, for summer wear-and a fewpieces,
of fcarpetingJA 19}iQ y L Eii1g.
OE- Respectfully soliciting a share of pub
lie patronage, they hope to give general sat
Maumee city, June 10, 1887. 60 - 1OtI
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MTOTIC 2 AIfhIds fhIdse Who have clains against
lev ltKe latei y INES DoNNa ELI Y, are request
ed 10 psesent the same, ddlyiahthentiCated,
within three nlonlhsfrounthis dateaorlberbarr
red from the benefit of a certain assignment
made ma ;by sad Donnalyain favor of his eredi-
tors and all those indebted to the said James
Donneliy, are requested to make 'ifpmediate
paymentit tnea aasdis aegalIepfeseht htativssF
-flg.CHa Rt'ES G.'P. HUNT, aassgnseeg
., e,IMMlaumse Gity, April 5, l837.Ballso 1876
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, STATE q On oHIebne Court Groom. Pleas.
AooAs sS9'st,ie spDYNilee Gs5finS sasal byGsiabA
James ", KSeq9ggs, l. syyoa ~ + 81
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1ooAs was :sSIss,le SDIYNllee 'JSfinS sssal byGsisbAd
1sne' = n Keaqsgg', 7dd4esa 7 u. { i. !. stotl
= wslliaai czasksl 'ss's 'l'iss !
The defendant is hereby notified that Oh the
29th dayof A priB AsD D, 1887, the Complainant
filed his bili1. said iCourt against said defeht
dapt, setting forthlthat on the 9thldayof july
A. d. 1885, the said defendant representing
himself seized in fee simple Of a. certain tract
of land lying and being in said county Of .Lp1
cas-, and described aa the east half Of the tract
confirhedto Whitniore Knaggs, the said tract
described asfollows, in the patent oflthe Uni
ted States to the saidEWhitmore viz, Begin
ming at a post standing on the borderto the
Miami of Lake Erie, between this tract and a
tract confirmed to Samuel Ewing, N 35, w.
3l5 chains and S3 links to post--thence N
SIS deg. e '1a chains and 90 links to post
the w corner of the tract confirmed to VIM.
Brown--thence s 35 deg. e BIT chains to a
post standing on the border OF Miami River,
aforesaid thence along the border ofsaid River,
up stream $ so deg. W 8 chains and AZ links
thence s 65 deg. 30' w 10 chains g. Sc links to
the place of beginning containing six hundred
acres, land being indebted to said complain
ant in the sum of $4,000 due one year from the
4th day of July, 1895, for the security and
payment Of said sumo money, when it become
due, made and delivered his deed of mortgage
of said described land on the said 9th day Of
July aforesaid, and delivered the same to the
comalainant. aa.g.a 1sa
Tie prayer of the bills that an account may
be saken. Of the prirssTTal and interest due on
suid mortgage; I; and that the said mortgaged
premises may be sold, and the proceeds applied
to the satisfaction Of said principal and inter
est, and for further general and sPsciqfrelief;; ;
And the said William Clark is further notified
that unless he appears and pleads, answers or
dernurs to said bill, within sixty days after the
next term of said Conrf,' the said James W.
Div 10 said Court to take the mattersof said
bin as confessed, and to decree thereon ac-
sr9, ~ MAY q YOUNG, Solicitor for
@ Complainant.
Dated Goth April, 1887. 1T
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WisDoM or Coz, Wen pursue their
own inclinations, and do what, they
please, while God directs all their oener,
gies into thelsame chanhels and renders
them subseryient The interests Of that
blessed kingdom which he, has establish
ed in this world. Not a amuscle,a nerve,
a passion, or a thought exists for any
other purpose or worm or sparrow
perish but with this design. a,, a'ss t1a ,,' Z
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IN FIRE !, FIRE Il FIRE !!!f E E s

ROTECTION INSURANCE e, con
PANY, of Hartford, Coanecticui. The un-
dersgned, agent forthe townsof Perrysburg,
Maumee and Miami Cities. Of the above Com
pany, is now prepared to insure against loss
or damage by fire, upon as favorable terms as
can beobtained in the State, fromany respon-
sible institution, and every man, has now an
opportunity for a trifiiig sum, to protect him
self against the ravages Of this destructive
element, which often, in single hour, sweep
away the earnings Of many years. = go 49,
asPerrysburp, march %, 1887. eg sI767ii 2
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G. K. BENNETT. Master,

G. X. BENNETT, Master,
WNAvING been fitted up IN good style, by
EM its proprietor, has scommenced her regu-
lar trips from Perrysburg, to the Mapmee, Bay,
touching lwheneyer. the interests Of the. pub
lie shall, ,require) at Matmee, Miami city, East
Pefrysburg, Marengo, Oregon, Toledo, and
Manhattah. sss 3sfne M mo 90 sTHodzGr
1t is the intention to run hertill further no.
tice be given, ,two,trips day. She will leave
Perrysbdfg in, the morning, at half past seven
O'Clock and Manhattan OFT oledb, athaifIpast
l0sand dintheTafternoo1 shewil leayei Perrysl
burg At 2. and Manhattan or. Toledo, ,at, IS. al
bNhB,F Freight will III, be delivered t0 t0tths the 00ar
'bsyi11H sBENNErT ,aps,Jpssssiopsn
Pesyysba,g yhayI2 25s 1s37cdo sije SUI!
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The EdwoRD9oFl LrFE.--It lis recorded
ofonea goodman. who isknownto to have
made uncommon proficiency in his re-
searchesaftertrpth, that he studied bis
bibleeyeny day isIknees.f And o.
every good inanit4mustgibeF true, from
the nature ofthe case, that he studies
the word Of God with his eyes directed
toward heaven for divine teaching, Be
tween truth. and a humble, prayerful
spirit, there is that indissolubles
ion, that will Justify the inference, that
Where the one, is, there we may with
great, probability look for the other, -
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M JoTICEA4Is hereby given, that protest,
fVA signed by a large number Of free holders
Of the county Of Lucas in thestate of Ohio,
has been filed inthe office, Of the clerk of the
court of f'ccmmon pleas ofsaid county ,remonstr-
atlng againstthe decision Of the commissioners
appoiDtedb by the general assembly of the state
of Ohio, tolocate the seat of Justice Sof said
county andisetting forth that the commission
ers,aforesaid ,haye overlooked the true and per.
manent interests Sof the 6county--that they
have rejected propositions the most favorable
to theIcounty, wherby the goodlpeople there
ofwould be greatly relieved from aheavy tax7
zion, their public grounds secured upon the
,.,gible, ,site,and their public buildings erected
free of any cost to them. That, they have
CHOSEN a. point far removed from the centre
ofthe county, -possessing no advantages me-
cessaryIto be Possessed bya point chosenfof
such purpose-inconvenient to the great body
of the.peopleS S6fthee county, and highly detri-
mental to their interests. And further, No
tice is hereby given that an application viii
be made at the ensuing session of the genera
assembly for review Of the said decision, and
for the appointment Of fgcommissioners to re-
locate the seat Of justice aforesaid, on an el-
gible and proper site. - -
7oe,a = anat oiw Gos1MANY CITIZENS. "a
JlfauDsee, Juayl 90, 'lS36bcoNsiii!W fetfp
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MrOTICE. AM ,tbose, indebted to the snB;>
| IN scriber. either by. Bond OF. Note 4 are. re-.
quested to call and liquidate, q renew thes
same; and all those having Book accounts un<
sssseq M ae requessea % Gall ana aa!uss a we
Sf saSS 3 \, y gss y WI v - s s
money. Those who disregard this eSa TiA}
not be longetsindulged. 40 saJr HHrorA
NJ ,sga1q 90 9lle&JoHN lEiaH HUNT.as
aa,e..,. ,aaamee s..ys.R1,l 9 = ss a. v 2f.
boliaoSsb LUCAS COUNTY, 9iioP97 .,
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eaSt psIae aMa'i4lse, rlsers ana pay,ion
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tween surveyed towns ana easf.and
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A1TTACHMENT.-A persons interested
"A will take notice that Benjamin Olney on
the 9th day of November, A ID 1895, sued out
a writ of attachment from the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, Of Lucas county, lin the State Of
Ohio, against George leslie, for the sum of
two hundred dollars, which writ has been
served and returned, .Attest,alg,Y 7,v
80 ~, s,,,sTy II, CONANT, Clerk. I I
May %, 1887 ,sot,,,l r.fxS S6w III
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ENTLEMAN,SF INEBOOTS AND BRO-
w gans, ladies' French, kid and seal slips,
gaiter boots, children's coarse and fine shoes,
also, small qnantity Of fIndia rubber boots and
shoes for saleby SMITH &. CROWELL,
s,Hcurtee, Jane, 1886. 1otf
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fWTEW sTORE AND NEW GOODS, : ?
ilY The subscribers have formed copart.
iership in the mercantile business, under the
firnasof JONES & TUCKER, at Wateryille
sixgmiles from the foot softhe Maumee Rapids,
They have on hand a heavy stock Of Goods,
which will be sold cheap for Cash, or exchang
ed for most kinds of country produce. They
feel perfectly warranted In recommending
their stock TO the inspection of the publicalnl
sysI zakS5fs " al. P.HJ0NES,
%. y .lnhlH ,.alnasdNn.1 TIIKER
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WKTANTED--A, number. of Journeyme
wv Carriage makers; at the Mechanic
Exchange, to whom liberal wages will be-.
given. s2HDL g(T. FT. WOODRUFF.
march 25 ge1F 81 II
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allNEwHrAiLoRING EsTABLIsAMENrE

saNEWgrAILORING g EsTABLISIMENT&
HSH r. subscribers would Inform the inhab-
- itants Of Manmee city and It's vicinity,
hatthey have entered into co-partnership in
the Tailoring business, underthe firm Of Case
and -Nsachams sThey hases staken a sshopriR
the second story ofthe building recently erect
ed BY Messrs Wliams and St Clair, directly
over their Dry Good and Drug Store, on the
west corner. Of aEfiei and Gonant streets.
From long,axPeHencein theubusinessg gand by
strict attention tostyle ndIfashion, they fat
ter themselves that their work will give satis-
faction to, alfWho shalf,be pleased to patronise
them, Their charges will correspond with
the quality Of style and amount Of work laid
out on theygafments and they are determined
that for neatpess, style, despatch and diprces,
their establishment shall not hessurpassed by
any in the State, 1'hey therefore solicit a
share Of public patronage. n, ~ a
nlssyRfI baEoG GEORGE CAsE isGisiu
II sbiTaoJUsrINi MEAeHAM. ad
rMour,oxo ;tsy .Toaag1T 1Q2nr,at7.f1 lima Il
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7. NEW LAW FIRNT,

DISS0BUlIUN--rhe partnership hereto
fore existing betweenthe subscribers, under
the name and firm ofJohns. Allen, 81 sos.is
this day dissolved by mutual consent, it isne5
cessary therefore, that the accounts of the
late firm be closed as soon as possible. Per-
sons holding claims will present them frihie!:
diately) for settlement. and those owing will, ,
we hope, call withoutdelay on O. Allen,Aor
Enpek H. Gibbons, who are ]authorised,1to
attla- the same - -,
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A TTACHMENT.--.4llp persons interested
"A will take notice, that at my instance a
writ of attachment was this day issued by
Sidney s. Sprague, justice of the peace of
Defiance township, in the county of Williams.
and State Of Ohio, against the goods and
chattels, rights and credits, moneys and ef-
fects of Joseph Koonz, an absconding debtor
sl1 fa JAS. COLBY.
May 80, 1898 saa 9tf
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sREH,IGIOus.


ssse;z sna RELIGIOUS. IN
==zss.zza 80 ass.l- --l4
RELieroN. 4True. religion consists not
SO much in that external show and ex.
hibitionof itsagraces; as In the meek kland
quiet spirit, and the constant Iilowsof Be-
nevolent affections, which breathes kind
ness, and affability to allaround, How
unlike cold and stern phillosophyis its
power. The former softens theiheart,
and refnss the sensibilities ofour natiire,
and opens sources, Of pleasure, by the
Constant exercise Of gratnude and love
to God, who has in Jesus given us all
things to enjoy The latter calmsthe pas
sioniof deep and turbid emotions, 1eavs
ing them dark and comfortless-rcheered
by no ray of hopess5T Theyswhol fly1to
philosophy in the hour ofadistress, will
find no Cordial 70 soofh the wounded
spirit, or heal The broken heart, In The
hour Of death who would trust to the
flashing meteoro,of human reason A.to
guide the soul through the dark avenue
ofideathsto' the world 6ftspirits {? who
would venture their hopes Of happiness
to such a alfaint and dubiousslight, Eand in
the boastedssfrmness hiofiotheirt own
strength, ifelyoiwith safety upon such
g1ides2 Some in life venture to affirm
#, but few remain mistaken ip the hour
Of fdissolution.g II is the bright and NOR
ming starwhicha alone candispelt the dark
ness which rests upon the tomb, and
bringlife and immortality to1ight beyond
the grave. .s,.aq,aga,9.,i ,,,.s
s.THE LIFE OF NAM Man, may live
IN crowd, but he must die alone
Friends and ministers can only accom-
panyus to the entranceaof the spass.-
Nonesof them, can speak from expert
ence, and tell us what it is todie. And
it is away we have not gone ourselves
heretofore. But the Christian here,
though alone, is not alone. ~ ~ ea,""
says David, .. ihough,I walk through the
valley and shadow ofdeath,ly will fear
no evil, for thou art with me :a1thy rod
andthy staff, they comfort me" 4
gsf Death is anelapcholy ydayE.y7str n
TO those -that.have no God. .n-----.~----
Buthow ,mustit lie softened and cheered
to those thar hayels Ooto haye.@a God,
the God of alGgrace, at hand, very
present help in that time of trouble /; lay
ing underneath his, everlasting arms;
shedding around the light Of his counte-
napce.;i communicating the joy of bis
salvation |; andinsuTihg the gloryto be
reiieved-4-in The ways beyond alla'our
present experience and thought s.e0
my God, what fine ] an, afraid, | will
trust in thee.I Thouhast holden, me by
myright hand.asThou shalt guide,lme
withithy counsel, and afterward receive
me TO glory. Whom haye4eT in heaven
beside elhee.t MypI,ilesh and my heart
faileth but God is the strength of my
heart 1andsmyo portion forever.9
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YWJh steamboat GENtL WAYNE, II. C
'H. eWnErAMs, Master, will leave tie, head
of the rapids every day at O'clock re M.
iforthei foot of Flat Rock, where there will be
coaches and tehms,inreadiness to convey pase
sengers and freight to. Defiance! y Passengers
leaving Mauniee, city. and Perrysburg in the
morning will arrive at Defiance the same day. .
Returning will leave Defiance at 6o'clock ia
thelmorning and arrive at the head Of the RAJ
ipids IL. O'Clock, M where coaches will ~al-
ways be ready for Maumee city and Perrys-
burg. Also, a barge fitted up for passengers
or freight, will leave Defiance every Friday
for Fort Wayne, qa.J running through in
three days. ,iiaafaIiE9g batf13a '5s9qu9
-sDuing highswater the elsteamboat will run
regularly between the head of the rapids, and
Fort Wayne For freighto passage apply
to the master on board, or to i
sii o. H. Hams, Providence. ~ ~ -
SniiG!C MUDoETT a. CO. eBrannersgu, T
buE WnrTHaS, KIRrI1AD, ~ galIIal, 81
sdl s. A. q HrsARaBsrS }iSS'AgiE iSSHSq'TDfe 'uy'
June 8, 1887. Hlia9y,an9 9tfSg
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wv no 0TSE. g-sTE,, s,,,.u
w scriber would give notice thar ms mouse
is open for the accommodation Of travel Ara
and Boarders, on Canal street, near he Steam.
boat Landing, where he viii be happy Al ali
times to make the soj6urn Of his guestSi 81
agreeable as possible. 0oi6Itcp;s n
aefJ. NJ lCONEERSE.s,
Maumce city, April s,si637, 2tf
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

NIIAVI1NIF.NI NUIICE..l I,l,-.L
N OTICE,,i is hereby given, to all whom il
1V may concern, that at our instance writ
of attachment was this day issued byslH. Co
nantt. q Justice. iofthe peace, forssW ainsfeld
township, Lucas county, Ohio, against the
goods, chattels, rights, creditss moneys, and
effects of j. M. Terry, an absconding debtor,
nsaaiA e7J0HNS, AELEN, Geo.
.Naun,ee city, Jtnte9, 1887. 1irAoL lntf
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GROCERY aWD ROV7SfoN.sSToRE
Al generatassortment of groceries and pro-
IA visions constantly on hand, and for sale
bye 1sdf3.I aagdAlLEN &LGIBBONS.I
Eroatst, gfqnnaeescity, jung 8, As21islQtf
6D GASES Freuds made clothing whole-
- sale cheap, for cash, by IDOL alsA3s3
b4s8s;E sbIo, SMITH &sCROW,ELL.; &
Maumee city,. June 3, 1897. v,nsIg Off d
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TT UsTUS DWIGHT--physician and sur
oD geon. Enquire at the printing office.
Maumee City, June 3, 1887. VI.
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sasPADES q .SHQyELS.-4Six dozen SHOW,
- els, g dozen spades, for sale, by bpA saaI
NJ Il .arasa ssli 11- o. d. WOODRUFFe Ell
4 Perrysburg, June 8, 1887. kie4s 81 s9tfA,
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WBROAD CLOTHS & CAssIMEREs
HID for sale low by 7eF- 9aa
-F2fsR @ge SMITH g. CROWELL.
Maumee City, June 8, 1887. Off
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~ ABSORPTION. .4Aoticaeqis j Il III hereby 4sbsE given
NJ that the partnership lately Bubsistipg
Between the ssuBscrlbefB, suhdef the firm Of
Stdpless Dudley &aCo. WAS 1dissolsedson the
sth Of March, BY mutual eohsent.svif yl1S9E
received jyi d and those due from the same dis
eharggd.By Stapies& Dudley, who win cohti-
nue. The business atitfieir stand, under the
ffIfl 6feSiapfes &1Dadie1Ea s7om ob blow
II .y1eiIiirs ALPHEpSGSTAPE ES,p5
bl7oqS ad,1o D. NJ DgsDLEKd bluoyy
:, ~" g''' - J. j. s. .J.4yuES,,; -, rseg
wsterviae, March 81, 1897 ' iStf
MIOTICEy Is hereby given, that at my i'm
IN stance q writ of attachment was this day
issued by Raph Farnsworth, Esq justice 6f
the peace sfof Watefviilel township, Lucas
county, Ohop against the goods and rchattsls,
rights andCcreditssmoneys and effects of Hir
ram, Wade, an absconding debtor sania I'D,
,nI,o1 Sdt 9i.jus,o9v, GUY NEARING
way ., lCoi1 " ll.as.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-09-04
For the Waterman and Journal.
SENATOR WATERMAN.

.Messrs. Editors: ! wish 10 bring 10 the
notice OF the Freemen fact or two in re-
gard 10 the course Of Senator Waterman
on tie question Of slavery. That question
was brought before the Senate at the last
session in the shape ofa resolution, report.
ed by the Hon. Mr. Briggs, chairman OF the
Judiciary committee. The resolution yrs
in the following words:
Resolved, That Congress does possess
the power To abolish clavery and the slave
trade in the District Of Columbia"
Upon this resolution, that distinguished
constitutional la,cyer, Araunah Waterman,
was the first to rise in opposition In This
particular our honorable Senator went the
ull length OF his ''Cable-tow" beyond Mr..
Pinckney, the chairman Of the shareholders
committee in Congress Mr. Van Buren,
himself, with all his pro-slavery Predilec-
lions, so far from entertaining doubt on
the subject of constitution power, has uni
C,rmlv acknowledged it. 1t is worthy OF
notice. that while Mr. Waterman took tits
singular attitude before the Senate, he was
rebuked by a nanly and spirited speech in
favor OF the resolution from the Hon J
Sheldon from franklin county. Ii remains
10 be seen whether the Freemen of WASH
inelon county will again place in the Sen.
ate a man who has, in the matter referred
TO, so grossly msrepresented the views G,
nine len,hs Of his constituents.
ALGERNON SIDNEY.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-09-04
THE NEW HUMBUG.

'Ihe divorce OF bank and state ! Or all
the cants that have been canted by this
canting administration, this is the most
shallow and audacious. The whole policy
ofthe reigning dynasty has been directed
towards strengthening the bands between
the two. The u S Bank was destroyed
because it could not be perverted into
state machine for electioneering purposes.
The deposite banks have failed in satisfac--
tcrily accomplishing the end proposed, and
now, under the fallacious cry OF the 'sepe-
retion of bank and state the adminlstra-
ton designs to take the peoples money in
to its own keeping, and turn banker itself!
A precious concern it viii be, with such
financeer as Woodbury. and such director
ms Kendall at its head. Atlas.