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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-08-16

We learn from the Boston Daily Advertiser that
JOIN J. AsToR has made donation Of S350O00. with
lot of land, 10 the Corporation Of Newly York, for
the establishment Of public library. So muni6cent
gt for the purposes Of such interest and importance
viii confer immortal honor on bis name Il has long
has had no such institution--N Y. Enquirer.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-08-16
Notice 60 Oontractors.

Fair Haren, Aug. :, 1883. al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-09
DYSPEPSIA CURED!

b. Brondreth, NJ. ID, Dear Sir For the hrneh' OF NY
fellow sufferers wish y"u 10 publish the particulars oil
INV case You know when ! was in Louisville last
spring did not expect to live long my bones were al
most protruding through my flesh Flolnlency, heart.
barn and loss Of srep had reduced me TO skeleton
bad heard much Of your pills but did no believe that
they. or any Thing else, would cure me- however, as
you know, bought box and took them, s'nce men
limo have taken six boxes and now take great plea
sure in saying that enjoy excellent state OF HEALTH
and that can perform labor and endure mci" Ia
guc than have been able To Dc for years previous to
nv taking your medicine. WIN THOMPSON.
Sept. 80. 1888. Taylor Creek, Hardin CO ny;
The above selected from among many "' a
similar nature Dr. Bfanderh is daily receiving from all
parts Of the country. in favor o! his
VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS
all Of which 90 Prove the extraordinary efficacy OF MS
Pills in removing diseases of the most opposite character
from the system Call at DR. 5 Office and read
THE ORIGINAL LETTERS
Remember no Druggist sells the genuine Pills Dr.
Brlnd!elhs Office for the sale of his Pills is
-lgj MAIN STREET l35-
"A fec doors 6cLo'o the Oid harEtt
October 80 "o-lt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-09
Ego s'Fr.s; COHrf OF Fortune.
Octnhcr 20th. ISIS.

October Both, 1888.
UNPARALLELED LUCK More glorious news for the
country. lloyt that nnltable Grand laPl'a' rr'ze,
seller sold the FORTY THOUSAND DOLLAR
Prize drawn on Saturday last the 9Th inst to gentle
man in the country by certificate. This makes NINE
TY THOUSAND DOLLARS in two Prizes sold by
d. NJ Hoyt within two weeks Such an instance was
never before recorded in Lottery History. This will
prove TO the unbee wing, that the blind goddess HAS
ken up her abode Under the wings of the American Ea
gle Hoy!s Office.
For the 100000, to be drawn the 7th lnst be paucu
Ia, that you direct your orders lloyl, his Office is
the place for capita Is There is not that vendcr in the
WORLD whose luck will compare with that of
u. NJ. HOYT.
Richmond. Ia.
sc 10 40 a. II - 75 Al % SO 81 81
were the drawn Nos in Virginia Monongalla Lottery:
No. g. drawn the 9th inst.
Whole Ticket IL 81 II S0OOOO
do. 4 - 81 10000
Both sold by HOfI.
Oct 20 0D-U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-09
.WOKE YESyLuUhT, PRUCLNG
DR.. BENZ BkhNDREIH'S PILLS

TO BE Az EFFECTU Al ASSISTANT OF NATURE.
EaYSENTERY CURED!-Dnring the month Of
- August, Mr.. Joshua II. Shields was violently Al.
tackled with a most dangerous piskSTrRY. The Pos.
sog,s were Of the mos, tG'd and alarming character,
and we're so frequent that they numbered as many as
twenty five in one day. After having taken The pre-
scriplions Of Of the most celebrated physicians IN
the country without receiving any Pernantm Trlr he
was induced by the suggestion o. urgbor, To Try 'hr
Brauarch Pills; bu; so weak had h. become By the "
NATURAL cvacua,ions OF his disease, that he had no
hopes of recovering However, after having taken
dose of the Pills he received almost immediate relief
and continued 10 take them until they had Effected
perfect cure If any individuals are ncii"ed TO DOUBT
the correctness Of The above certificate in every par
cuar they are respectfully referred to Mr. j. H. Shields
I"pkinsvie, Christian county, Kentucky.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-09
n Monster in the shape IF Lottery!
100000 Capital.
5IOtlcrv. Glass "A,

To be drawn at Alexandria, Cd. CO on salurday, No.
vcmber 18th, 1893, with Capital OF SloOouU ,o
of $50 900 90 600. 10 600 5000, $500 5000. 5000,
1000 $40; of 900; 10 Of 1000: 30 of ,Oo 60 OF
500; = of 800 &c, &c amounting in all to more than
n million Of dollars.
The tickets in the above mammoth scheme are now
received and will be sen, by mail to any part of the U.
S. for $50 each.
A certificate Of package Of whoes for 2Go-ba!vcs,
quarters and eighhs in proportion
4 = Please address,
d. NJ. HOYT, Richmond, IN,
At the Virginia Lottery Office directly under the sign
of the EARLE who has and is selling more Capital
Prizes than any other vender in the known world
u Orders for Tickets from any part OF the ohied
States by Mail or otherwise, enclosing cash or prize
tickets, Thankfully received and executed by return
mail with the same prorhpt attention as personal APP
pcaon and the result sent (when reques,ed) imnedi-
alcIy after the drawing.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-09
UOYT,s OFFICE.

YsIsTRESS FORTUNE, hitIeo consid,fcda carc"us ana
AVA uyus .niwrc has Determined: upon late conv0cal""
Of the Gods 10 change latitude and longitude oil hef """"c'
;,t :
~ ,b colder regions of The yorii she has dctcmncd as "ine
,br sui In her h.bt though Heavens, she happened TO
e.pv Of rmond pF"u! and noble looking "Tr,
cesthc concluded nj once 10 mast net
for winter, emblem OF irnefi-
cas- Liberty nnd glory She laid she would fcSis ~ future az
Ilnyt' her fvor with Gnsplrin: 5cfa! 20 All
,yL, shall on him Il proof OF this conc.u>ion
AZ this oyt smiled the Eagle crcd his golden Wigs IN ic
sun. and the Gods SAID, Amen ,.o
The leading Capitals be disposed Q. a'c, one OF soO
and ono GO Thcs0 coo and LOCO have taken wn ana
kuOw.n l9-ij WI ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-09
HOyc's OFFICE.

The Capital Prize of FIFTY THOUSAND DOL
LARS, whole ticket, in Alexandra Lo!lery; olass -
drawn the 18Th instant was sold by ID. M HoYT, 10 a
gentleman from the country. This Prize amounts 10
fire times as much NANCY that of any one ever sold
by any yender now selling tickets in Richmond How
truly the lucky one 10 forward orders 10 Tor Tie one
Hundred Thousand and other Capitals.
The blind Goddess has selected lloYT as her man TO
attend 10 her affairs hereafter; therefore, for the LARGE
Capitals necessary to direct your orders to me
ID. Nj. HOYT,
10, oG T49-lfI Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-09
THE ITENA
FIRE Insurance CO2ssRGs5U

IA on Dwelling Houses, Stores, Manufactures, Mills
and other Buildings, and Furniture, Libraries, Wear
ing Apparel. Stocks Of Goods, Machinery, and the
Stock of Mills and Manufactures well on most
other descriptions of nsurable property Tie terms
will in all cases. be made favorable be obtain
ed at any other good Office Applications 10 be made
either personally by letter. 10 The Agent in Richmond
JOHN .. LAY,
.4gent at Richmond.
THOS. K. BRACE,
President .Etna Insurance Company.
The subscriber intending for The future devote his
undivided attention TO the subject Of Insurance. thinks
il proper 10 add that EVERY loss which has occurred
during mis- agency of the Etna Office for the last Is
years has been literally adjusted and settled by him.
the satisfaction Of the parties insured.
JNO O. LAY,
.3gent .ELpa Insurance Company.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-09
RI the presidsnt of the limited .Siatcs.

By the President Of the United States.
n N pursuance of the provisions OF treaty between
the United States and the Chickasaw Indians made
aud concluded on Pontotoc Creek on the Twentieth day
of October 1892 and of The supplementary and xpana
tory articles thereto made and concluded the renty
second dug Of The month and also Of the treaty
between the United States and the Chickasaw Indians,
made and concluded at the City Of Washington. the
t,renty fourth day Of May, 1884 !, MARTIN VAN
BUREN, President of the U States do hereby declare
and make known that public sale for the disposal of
such of the lands coded TO the United States by the said
Indians as are hereinafter described shall be held at
the Land Office at Pontotoc, in Mississippi, on the first
Monday in January next, viz:
Wesi of the ChickaSan meridian tine.
Township 10, Of range 6.
Fractional township ! ], of range 6.
fractional township ~, of range 6.
Fractional township 10, of range7
Fractional township II Of range 7.
fractional township 10, Of range s.
Township a. of range D.
Township S. Of range O.
Fractional township 9, Of range Q.
Fractional township 10, Of range ..
Township a. of range 10.
Fractional township s, Of range 10
fractional township g. Of range 10.
Township 4, Of range IL.
Fractional township s. Of range IL.
Fractional township Z, Of range u.
Fractional township Z of range 10.
The lands selected reservations, under the prov-
sons Of the said treaties 10 be excluded from the sale
The sale will be kept open for two weeks (unlcss the
lnnds are sooner disposed Of and longer and no pr
ya,e nries of land in the townships offered will be
admitted until after the expiration of The two weeks
The lands will be offered in quarter sections and fac.
tiona! quarter sections, where such exist
Given under my hand at the City of Washington this
22d day Of September, a. D., 1898
By the President Nj. VAN BUREN,.
| Jgo. NJ hlooHE,
.iaiay Commissioner Of the GenerM Land 0Eoe.
Oct5 43-wllJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-09
PUBLIC SALES

or United States iands in East Florida, dcftrrtd far
t0ur ccckS
MTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the public
"a sale of lands ordered by Proclamation of the Pre-
sdent of The United States dated Nth july 1888. TO te
held at the Land Office at ST Augustine, Florida,
Monday the h day OF iorCmJcr next declared to he
deferred until and will commence Monday the third
day of December also that the public sale order
ed by the same Proclanaton be- held al The OIL
flee on Monday the nineteenth day of Norsmher next is
deferred until and will commence on Monday the
venreenlh day Of December next
Given under my hand, at the City Of Washington,
this | 18th day Of October, ISIS.
Nj. VAN buren,.
By the President:
JSo VI MOoRE,
Acting Commissioner cfthc General Land Office.
Oct % 4--w5w
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EsOEF-;S Court OF Fortune.

Coop News THE CouSTRY.
Whole Ticket No. II 81 II, the grand Capital OF
so 600 :. was sold by HoYT to gentleman in the coun
ry who is requested hand in his Ticket and get the
money. " -. -
This is the largest prize sold in Virginia for 10 years
and larger than any ever sold by any Vender now doing
business in Richmond. Who can say Hoyt is not the
Csyorc son of the blind Goddess: lie selected by
her Majesty to sell this nice little prize.
There are Two Prizes Of $4,000, and one of 100000
now on hand Let all orders be forthwith directed TO The
lucky spot UlOYT'S) for them Let it be remembered
that 81, Hoyts large prizes are sent to The country tie
is peculiarly fortunate in that way. The following are
the drawn numbers Of Alexandria Lottery, No
II II 81 10 II I'll ~ 20 43 %
Oct 10 ~
uOYT you'd inst say 10 his old patrons and The pub.
Ic tina, his Office is still the place for them 10 apply for
tickets as he is dealing out c one thing neeu IN his
old style II goes thousands by thousands
By glance of the eye below you will see some OF the
most Magnificent Schemes offered. The chances
for the adgenturer are much better than in any scheme
before offered; therefore, let your orders come to the
right place, horT officE;
n BESIDES the schemes you see advertised in this
paper tickets in any Lottery advertised by any one can
he had in any quantities Of Probably all the largest
CAPITALS below will be sold by
D. NJ HOYT, Richmond, ia.
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TI.MBERL TI.MRERLt

TIHBEK! IEHBER!!
NH7ANTED, at the Peniten,sry of Virginia, 10
w wit:
$4,000 Flour barrel s,avc and heading bets,
10000 Hoop poles
100 Hickory aSleirees,
200 Elm hub blocks, from 10 TO l3 inches diameter,
and II inches loag,
1900 Cart wheel spokes,
5000 Wagon wheel spokes,
900 Carl wheel elloes, inches on The tread,
5000 Wagon feoes 2 l.2 inches on the tread,
80 Gods Of split white oak timber, Of assorted
lengths, for wagon tongues holsters and
hounds, and cart shafts, DC, &c
5000 Feet Of inch pine plank, of good quality,
1000 do "a do. do.
5000 do So do. do.
Enquire at the Penentiary for further particulars
Hoop poles and seasoned feoes Immediately wanted
and for which, as we'll for all the other timber the
highest prices will be given. j. 6. WATSON,
Oct 10 [47-w4w1 General .7gent
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HOyt'S office.
$4,000
10000
llOYI'.
5O-.tf
wv.
Both sold b.
Oct 20

Drawn Nos of Virginia Wheeling Lottery, No 6:
81 ~ 81 o - 81 81 DC 81 -
Half Ticket, Nos. 80 70, Capital Prize of 81 600
Do do Is 75, do. do 900
Both sold by Hoyt, and the cash paid at sight
All persons in the country who intend investing in
the 100 900 would do well TO order without DELAY -
Direct D. VI. HOYT.
Sov6 52-tf
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NORRIS MITLTiCAULIS.

Eytract of letter froma gentleman in PhH0d,lphia 10
friend in Bruaspict, ~, dated Oct l2th 1888
1--WE are glad to hear that the Mulberry fever turned
out as well az it did 1t will no, be for or years
vet and probably not for ten twelve Trees are high
er now than they have been, and the demand ls
greater than the supply. think it probable that the
present high price, however, Will not last very long
But there is no danger Of their being lower than twenty
cents for many years and at that price, they afford
more 10 the acre. than almost anything else While the
trees continue at the present price, raise 10 sell But
YOU certainly ought 10 have eye 10 the raising OF
worms and silk; this will make the business complete
Ali the you raise put on the held Tor "
years and that cultivated in trees and the silk raised
from it, would Weld clear profit, at less labor
and expense than your whole estate besides. Now, do
not be like MIR '"-, regret,ing that you did not take
my advice Your low grounds, the sandy part, (and
sander the better is the place for slips Did you
know that almost any cuttings are raised best in moist
sand' Yet is fact All the exo,cs raised from the
cuttings are thus planted and they rarely fail to grow
After they get good roots they are transpanied 10
r,ore congenial soil Mulberry slips should be com
petey buried about inch or .. and long as they
contend with the glass should be let alone for fear
ofbreaking o the bud But they should not be too long
neglected, the cleaner they kept the better.
Some graft into the white seedlings bu, others prefer
not to rah"-Petersburg intciitgeacer.
Mr. Syme-As every thing relating TO the Multicauls,
is now sought for with avity, concluded 10 send you
the above extract be published if you deem worthy
OF publication The letter is from highly nellgen,
gentleman who has bestowed little attention this
subject, and will afford some valuable information 10
many, very many of your patrons. MIR John l.. vii,
kns Jr, of this county has just completed the sale OF
his trees They have brought him at least SloOUO;
his price Il cents per foot, without the lateral
branches. The first tree he planted was IN March
1887, and the money dsbursed not more, suppose
than $3.50 or $500 Mr.. Thomas Hicks sold his trees
before the great rise took place.
Yours, very respectfully,
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ENNh RLNDLNL

x w RANDOLPH ~ co, Booksellers having
% o purchased Of Mr.. +. + Mayo, his stock "t nn's,
binding materials. &c will carry on binding u cSrry
description in the best style and on moderate terms,
the old stand OIL the tel leading from Nam street
Shockoe Warehouse, , doors below Mr. Thomas II.
Drrw's grocery Mr.. Mayo will conf!nue IN The
Bindery Clerks uf courts and others who have had
their books of him. may be assured that the work will
be done in The eery Superior style as hcEctoi"re.
Nov 2 Jl-lUt
AtAUTION.-h persons are forbid TO hunt shoot,
d or in any way 10 trrspass The lands uf the sub
scriber lying in the counties Of Hanover lenrIao,
Charles City and Goochland. The penalty Of the hw
(S20 for every offence will be gicly enforced, and the
proceeds given over 10 the oserseefs OF the poor,
JOS. TRENT.
Richmond 10Th Oct 1888. i--St-
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Notice to Pre- emption Claimants
Every person claiming the right of pre- empun TO any
Of the lands designated in the above proclamation,
quesed prove the to The satisfaction Of the Re-
giser and Receiver of the proper land office, and make
payment therefor pracicndte after seeing this
noce, liz order that the claim may be adjudcaed by
those officers ngreeaby to law, in due time, prior 10 the
day appointed for the ncement of the public sale;
and all claims duly made known and paid for prior
the date aforesaid declared by Law TO be forfeited.
JAS WHlTCOMB,
Commissioner file General Land Office.
Aug7 26-w6w&w4t
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Notice 10 Prc-cmption Claimants.
letting Commissioner OF The General I'm

Notice TO Presumption Claimants.
Every person claiming The right OF pre- emption to any
of the lands designated in The above proclamation, Is
requested prove the the satisfaction O The Re
gis,cr and Receiver Of the land Office and make pay
inent therefor practicable after sreing this no
tiee order that the claim may be adjudcaed by those
officers agecaby 10 law, in due time prior 10 the day
pointed for the commencement Of the public SALE and all
claims daily made known and paid for prior 10 the
date aforesaid are declared BY law 10 be forfeited
JOHN NJ. MOORE,
.1e!ing Commissioner II The GenersL Lnd O6Tce
OCLa 4I-@Uw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-09

HROBERT f. MEADE, ArT"HSEf At LAW, " Snm,I,
H6 removed from VIrg inla TO GreensOorouSn, s
sI,n,,n will practise in the Courts Of Green Alarengo,
Sumper Perry, and Wilcox counties lie VIII "''s"u
uructuay 10 all business iulrused 10 him. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-09

By Uic PrrSidcm If The Untcd Suites
n y pursuance of law, |, MARTIN VAN BUREN,,
President of the United States of America do here
by declare and make known that public sales will be
he at The aforementioned land offices in the Territory
OF Iowa at the periods hereafter Designated 10 wit
az the land Office at Burlington Monday, The 18Th
day of November next, for the disposal of the public
lands within the aforementioned townships and trac-
tional townships, viz:
North Of Tie Lase linc. and Ncst IF The meridian.
Fractional township -, of range |.
Townships ~ and -, Of range2
Townships GO and II, Of range g.
Townships GO, ~, aud g. OF range i.
Townships 60, ~, and %. OF range ).
Townships as. ~, and -, of range q.
Townships 60, and 40 Of range 7.
Townships 90, 20, Il, and ~ Of range ).
Townships 90, 40, and II, Of range ..
Fractional township g. and township Co. Of range TO-
Al the land Office al On Buque Monday, the 9th
lands within the aforementioned townships, to wit:
North cf Tie base Hneand Vest IF The mcridian.
Townships IS and 20 Of range |.
Townships Is and - of range =.
Townships - and 30 of range ;.
Townships IS, ~. - and 30 Of range 4.
Townships IS, - and 90 of range s.
Townships 81, ~ and - Of range g.
Townships 50, 80, 81 aud " Of rangc7.
Townships 80. 81 and ~ of range 8
Lands appropriated by law for the Of schools mi
ary or other purposes. will be excluded from sale
The sales will each be kept open for two WEEKS unless
the lands disposed of and longer; and
private entries Of land in the townships offered will
be admitted until after the expiration Of the two weeks.
Given under my hand the city Of Washington, this
9th day OF July, Ammo Domini, lc;5.
NJ VAN buren,.
BY the Presidents
JANE. WHITComB,
Commissioner Of the General Land O6iee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-09

nm ZO,UUU
Besides SO, coo. 800, 400 800, 200 SC, SC; ma
king 2I5 Capital Prizes sold and casIed by sLa,ton
since January, 1887 Orders punctuay ana cGnGe"'
90" H. " T." '''> w rI7-tfl Richmond, ia.
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n Court, September Sd, ISIS:
Mann S. Valentine, guardian Of William II. Mcsby
Plaintiff,
against
Thomas d. Quarlcs and Mary A., his wife; Alfrsd V.
Crenshaw and Lucy, his wife; Benjamin Mosby, Sarah
Mosby. Thomas Turner James NJ. Wckham, Henry l..
Carter Elizabeth Valentine, Peter w. Mosby John o.
Mosby Robert ?. Mosby, and Loitin n Elicit guardian
ad Item of VIM n. Mosby, infant under the age of
81 years, assigned by the Court 10 defend him in this
suit Defendants:
The defendants. Peter W. Mosby and Robert F. Mos.
by not having entered their appearance and given
curty according the of Assembly and the rules of
this Court and il appearing by the affidavit of Jesse F.
Keesee, this day made in open Court tina, they
inhabitants Of this Commonwealth, it is ordered that
they appear here The FIRST day Of the December
term Of this Court and the bill of The plaintiff
and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
newspaper published in the city of Richmond for
months successvey, and posted at the front door of
the Cour, house Of thi: county
Copy-Teste.
LOFTIN n. Elicit. e.. IL c.
Oct l3-wSw
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.y.g.v:FGEFs3S OFFICE.

Drawing Of The Vlrgina Monongaa L0lIeFy VTaE'
No g. FOX le35-drawn 9Th October, le3S:
81 10 a ~ A. II u IS Al - 30 81 81
The Capital prize of $4,000 in the above Lottery
was sold by d. NJ H"yt vender Of this place A..
Drawing of Virginia Wheeling Lottery, LASS w.
G, for lS35-druwn Sd November, 1885:
81 5 40 81 8 rs 81 II DC - 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-09

From p,oict for 1897
THE GRAVE; OF FRANKLIN
y, chi,r!Icl Urn "a. reared to thee,
No scui rturcd scroll ca'oiis IT'S page
To ,eIl the children Of the free
Where rcsts the patriot aud The sage
FIR IN the of the dead,
A corner holds thy sacred cia!j
An 4 ,,ls;in fsnt, by reverence led,
Have worn path that marks the way'
There round thy lone and simple grave,
Enrroachng lis mathie.sray
Will nI,n., in - csds and tall grass wave,
--hnd SUI ,5cam' pour thei, shadeiess ray.
Lowell wiki earth thy ette;cd stone,
,nd hidden on by winters snow,
f., modest record tells alone
Whose ,lus; j, is that sc"Psbci
That name. vnoush-,h.t honorcd nlmo
No All from culugy requires;
,TIS ben led " thy couniys t''"", r II W
And ha,lcs round he's lightning sP"''' , -,
.F,onk,in lies erred in thu north" rot"e' " ~
t,.,,o,sr, Fifth AMI Arch street, ihIaue'p"'a