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MURDER MOST FOUL!

One OF the most horrible and diabolieal
Murders ever perpe,ra'ed in any commu'
ni,y. was committed in this City, on Fri
day last, by Shoemaker, named James
Terry. His unofending victim was .
fine llttle bov, about twelve years oi age,
the son Of 'rerrv's prcsen. wife. by Tor.
mer husband. With a stone, in broad
Daylight. he so battered the skull and
msngled The head &C The child, that ne
survived but short time!
What adds to The horror Of the deed,
is the fact that, some three or four years
ago. Terry murdered his first wife, under
circumstances equally cruel and revolving.
He was tried for his life, and acquitted
by the Jury on the ground Of insanity
IA plea which we have observed, inge-
nious counsel always urge. when they
have the management Of a desperate case
Terry is again Prisoner. and again,
we presume. Jury will pass upon bis
case. II he be really mailman, and made
so by the act Of God. he cannot be legal
ly convicted Of a crime which requires
certain ingredients to constitute it. But
society ough. certainly 10 have some Sc
curi,y against the diaholical propensilies
Of such a fend. He ough, not TO be
turned loose. if acquitted. to perpeira'e
fresh enormi,ies. This 10 one Of the ca
ses which illustrates. with ,rumpettongued
force. the salutary ben.fi,s Of a Peniten-
iiary. Sane or insane, Terry is mos'
skilful and ingenious workman. Within
the walls Of Peniteniiary, he would "do
the state some SERVICE" while regular EN-.
ployment and absiemious diet might. in
process OF time, minister 10 mind dis
eased." When will our Legislators per
ceive The wisdom and humanity Of so re-
forming our criminal code! Register.
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Case Of McLeod.-The decision Of lie
Supreme Court. says the New York
American Of Tuesday. IL this case. will be
gwen. il is supposed. within q Few days
after the eommencemenlo Of the July term
al Utica, on the first Monday u The
mouth.
II i understood that all The members
Of The Court have prepared written opin.
ions, though nothing Of course can be
known OF ihem import. No order hs'
been made Ia The Sheriff Of this county
as was. through misinformalion, stated il
The Tribune some days ago. 10 have Nc.
Leod present 81 Utica.
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james squiFes. Assistant Marshal, AMI
Wm. 7. Jones, Secretary, The process.
si0n vas formed By DE Manhal ID front
q lhs si0re, and manahsi q lls 20 q
&c hil. where - sar0andsl lAe liable
nd PariOok d a excrllrns diuner.
When he elolh Was removed. The FOL
loving iOasis were drank:
!. The 4lh Of July. DIE day ne eeIe-
braie-May il b day ofjubilse through
oai me Union % long a patriotism dwells
n The bosom Of man, or the word patriot
Ism Is understood in any dialect
?. Our officiating Chief Magistrate
lie Is an honor % his country. NAV his
country be an h0n0r % him.
: .. The Governor Of Norh Caroline
A true patriot and statesman.
Z. The 9Th congress-May il prove
blessing 10 our country.
5. The tweny-<ix United Ssaies-So-
vereign themselves and loyal 10 one an
other. A song BY Esq. Tate. Maj. Nell
son. and Col. David Tale-The chesa-
peak.
9. The Occupant Of the Hermitage
The Hero Of Orleans and ofhis couniry's
latest glory.
Z. The College of North Carolina
May il be patronized with the zeal the
trainers Of the constitution intended il
should be.
8. The Arts and the Sciences-May
they be cultivated 10 the honor Of our
country. A song BY The Secretary and
Marshal--Paul Jones.
0. The different SOcielies-May they
cultivate sociabilily with one another.
10. Internal improvements blessing
70 The world. A song BY Esq. TATE and
Henderson Fowler--I'he Peacock and
Hornet.
IL. Oar Senators in Congress-They
know the peoples viii and viii do il.
I2. The Law and the Constitution
Unbroken and we are safe.
10. The Fair Sex-Neiiher their pride
or their beauty shall ever fall a prey to an
Invading Zoe. A song by Maj. Nelson
and oihers--The battle below Orleans.
The company then dispersed in great
harmony.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Orange County.
Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
May Term IS4l.
William r. Smith v. John Ffesland sud e,kus

William r. Smith '. John Ffssiand sud sgkus.
Petition to divide tract Of Land.
TT appearing to the satisfaction OF the Court.
- that John Freeland, one OF the defendants
in this petition, 10 not an inhabitant of this
state; II is ordered. that publication be made
for six weeks in the Hisborough Recorder.
tina; unless the said John Freeland appear be.
fore .he Juices OF this Court, at the Court
House ia Hillsooroash, On the fourth Monday
10 Angus, next, and files his answer, The pe,1.
ton will be taken pro eoaftsso and heard er parie
as TO hip.
]. TAYLOR, Clerk.
Price Adv. 81 so. 7s-ew
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Obituary.

Died, at Concordia, Fayette county,
Tennessee, on the 9th ult., Mr.. JOHN G.
FREELASp, in the 10Th year of his age,
Mr.. Freeland was native Of this county;
respected and esteemed by all who knew
him; pious and exemplary in life, plea
SAINT in death, rejoicing in hope of gio'
rious immortality. He has left wife
and an only son to lament their early be-
reavement. COMMUNICATED
Died, in this county, on Tuesday the
9th instant, Mrs. AMELIA WooDs, in the
6sth year of her age. The deceased was
a member of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, and died in the faith of her Re-
deemer.
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Vermont Wing STATE Conueniion.--
We learn from Montpelier, that on We'd
nesday last the Wing State Convention
nominated the following ticket:
For Governor-Chsrles Pain.
For IL. Goyernor-Wsi.ssill X. Ran
ney. .a
For Treasury-John Spsulling
~. T. finer.
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THE SWAMP LANDS.

The State is likely TO reap speedy
hene6l from The operation Of her expert.
men, commenced Two or three years ago,
Of retaining the swamp land Of Hyde
aud other counties in the Eastern sec
zion.
From fifteen 10 twenty thousand acres
will be ready 10 be brought into market
in The course oIthree months. Ia Tact the
Board { Internal Improvements at Its. re-
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Boarding House.

skHE subscriber has made an addition 20 bis
house. and = prepared 10 sceomnodsls
more boarders Than be has befsre done. II o
situated oas Hiie sad three quarters nsrsh q
tiillss.sough; and boys wishing 20 sitsad The
school. will find u cheaper and better adapted
20 The Proseeuiion Of their studies. perhaps.
than aay othsr pisre. For farther iaforms-
lion iaqnife Of AR. W. ] Biaahsm.
A. c. MURDOCH.
July Il. ST.
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rehl sisii 10 exAminn w is Ne
dftinsge uolkt, usdr sale " feseFsl
handled srFes, q h,e dollars pr aefs.
= hleh snm a = Supposed uiii Be ne mini
aiun Pfics. The eel q dFsinaEs ran-
usas exrsrd one dollar and qnaneF per
sefe. leaving lie balance a. clear profit
70 lie ssalr. The ensniily xhirh Il Is
sxpeeied 10 reclaim sliogslber Is sslimal-
ed Il sky lhDDssnd sfres. The Board
difseied experiments - Be made on por
Ton Of The TeeQseFs5 land ~ilh ssrioss
kinds Of seeds. h ofder that de public
msy be snsbIsd 70 Judge Of he capacity
Of he sod. Hn. Chronicle.
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N Office.

N,IIE subscriber, . graduate Of The Universi.
- ~ Of North Carolina, and now resident
Of Chapel Till, proposes 60 gise instruction 70
a few pnpils, not exceeding 6iteeu. lie WIZ
receive ihnse who are DESTROYS Of being prepared
for college; and also those, whose object u
may be, merely 10 Parsse the common branches
of an English education.
The terms will be: For the former. S2i per
Session; Fer che latter SIS
The instruction shall be thorough; The teach.
or intending 10 be present with The papilss three
houis in the forenoon, aud two hours IN the
afternoon; and 20 give constant attention 20
their improvement.
As to qualifications. the subscriber has tet-
timonials from, the Faculty.
The School will commence on The Let Of
July. .a.s $500 Ii.
Chapel Till, juno 81 7s-
If The Raleigh Register will insert the
above four weeks.
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Fairfield Academy.

fIaiIE Fall Session OF this School, lsix miles
north west of Hlllsborongh.l will COM
mence on the Isth Of July and close on the
10th of December.
Board can be had 10 the neighhorhood, a
from Sc 10 81 so per month.
Jas. p. CLARK.
June2. U.s.
fLP The Raleigh Register and Standard
will insert the abeye once a week for TIRES
weeks.
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Uheaf Crop.-The Wheat crop Gays
The Richmond whig.) throughout The
James River country, has been greatly
damaged by the rust. In some neigh.
borhoods il was almost entirely destroy.
ed. The crops that were the most luxu'
RANT and promising have suffered most.
This will be serious sflliciinn TO the far
mrrs, who have relied upon the whes,
crop to liquida.e aIrearages against them
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Notice.

n SHALL attend u the Court House In aiil,s-
borough, on Friday the 18th sof July. 70
take a list Of the Taxes and Taxable Proier,y
for the Town Of Hillshoroush; .aad every per-
son failing TO give in his lis, Is subject BY law
10 p,y double Tax.
LEMuEL LYNCH. ]. p.
July I. So
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some OF III
hey were an6'l
Il has happened ~
shal many Senslors. Or
les per The liss annexed. az
representing STATES IN . similss<
shal lhUse were = ho met wlih sue
spaFing denunriaiion. Are they ca
upon in indignsni loars BY The dshuneiN
tHs Of Few years ago 70 rtsgnl No. no.
NOT word noiO about fesigns,ion.
Our opinion hes ever been. and nov
i. that . Senssor ought NOT 10 relinquisi
his sfsl because 10 the ordinary course d
things il may chance that the Stale shiel
he represents becomes opposed 70 HIN
in polnieks. or apparently 50. A contra
~ doctrine prsesised upon must tend 10 .
material cIIsngsin an important feature in
our system Of government The stability 0l
Ihe SsnsIe. We dasnoi therefore wlsh
10 ste these mfn resign. They ought moi
20 do so. SILL they have no right. MOI
have their patty. 20 claim the benefit Of
lhe principle. because they jenird shs
benefit Of u 10 others.
buchanan and Surgeon, Penn.
Allen and rsppsn, OHIO.
Nicholson, Tennessee.
Smith. conneiicu'.
Walker, Missiles ppi.
Williams. Maine.
Mouton, f.nuisians.
Wright. Nes York.
CulhbeIi, Georgia.
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The following message in writing was
received from The President Of the Uni
Ted Safes through John Tyler. jr.. Esq.
his private secretary:
Washington, Jnly I, 1871
To tie House Of Representatives. eftGs U. STATES:
l have the honor herewith To submit 10
The House Of X, prcseniaiives the copy Of
. letter addressed by myself 10 Mrs. HAIR
Iisnn. in compliance with the resolutions
Of Congress, and her reply thereto.
JOHN TYLER.
Washington City. June l3 IssI.
My DEAR MADAM: The accompany
ing resolutions. adopted by The Senate and
House Of Representatives Of The Uniled
States, viii convey To you an expression
OF The deep sympathy fell by the Repre-
senlaIiyes VI he States, and Of The People.
in The sad bereavement which yourself
and Tie country has sustained in Tie death
Of your illuslri, US husband. limay nov | Q
justly considered that The public archives
Constitute his enduring monument. on
which are inscribed. in characters not 10
be effsced. the proudesl evidences Of pub.
lie gratitude for services rendered, aud oil
sorrow for his death. A great and united
people shed their tears over The bier of q
devoted patriot aud distinguished ben, fac.
tor.
| In conseyin. TO you. my dear madam,
The proposed respeci Of The two Houses
d Congress for your person and chsrac.
ter, and their coincidence on The late Attic,
ing dispensaiion Of Providence. permit
me to mingle my feelings with theirs. ant
TO tender yon my ieryen. wishes Tor J oul
health, happiness. and long life.
JOHN TYLER.
| Mrs. ANNA HARRISON.
North Bend, June "a, 1871.
! DEAR SIR: ! have received with sen,i
men.s Of deep emotion the resolutions o
the Senate and House Of Representatives
which You have done ms The honor Of for
wsrding, relative TO The decease Of nv Ia
men,ed husband.
1 / cannot sufficiently express the thank
owe 10 the nation and It's assembled Re
presen,alives, for their coincidence.
feelingly expressed. Of my individual ca
lami,y, and the national bereavement; bot
mingling my tears With The signs OF ih'
many patriots OF the land, pray 10 Hea
ven for The enduring happiness and pros
perily Of our beloved country.
ANNA HARRISON.
john TYLER, President u. Safes.
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BANKRUPT LAW.

The Speaker laid before The House a
Message from the President Of The United
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General Jackson has had severe al
tack Of cramp cholic; bu, by the last ac-
counts he was better, and was consider
ed out Of danger.
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W W
blnkrupi
"a b a.oCb -.
read, and i il ~
70 az Hsass y RsprsassisA
The accompanying men
Of The passage Of = Bankrupt Be-
By nearly three Iboussnd II The -
ianls Of he city Of Nss York. has bss5
forwarded 10 me. amended By . request
lhas ! would submit u 10 The consideration
Of Congress. csnnos waite a compl,-
snee with > request urged npon me BY 50
large and respectable number OF my lel-
low citizens Thn a Bankruptcies. rars :
July guarded against fraudulent prseliess.
and embracing. a. f.r - practicable. Ill
classes Of s0ciely-ihe failure 10 DO which
has heretofore constituted q prominent
objection % the messure-would afford
extensive relief. do not doubt. The
dislfess incident 10 the arrangements Of
some years past has visited large numbers
Of our fellow ei'izfns with hopeless ins0i-
seney. whose energies. both mental and
physic4l. By reason Of The load Of debt.
pressing upon them, are lost TO the coUn-
ny. Whether Congress shall dsem il pro-
per 10 enter upon The consideration ofthi.
subject u iis present extraordinary sea
sion. IL will doubtless wisely deter.
nine. l have fulfilled my duty To the
memorislisls in submitting their petition
10 your consideration.
JOHN TYLER.
Washington. June 80. IS4l,
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For the Recorder

TUT NiG hNNnfuNA
Al the annual meeting Of the Cross
Roads and IIaw6elds Temperance Soci-
ETY., held on the 81 Of July, the following
preamble and resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, the practice Of treating by
candidates for any Office whatever, has
the most demoralizing influence on the
community, and should be discountenanc.
ed by all the friends Of good order, the
temperance reformation, and of morals
therefore,
Res0lred, unanimously, That we do
highly and entirely disapprove Of the
practice ofcandidaies treating during theil
canvass for Office.
ResOlUsd, furthermore, That the cor
responding Secretary Of this society be
and he is hereby requested to correspond
with the Secretary Of the State Tempe
rance Society, and request him to cores
pond with the different societies through
out the state, in order that this importan
subject may be brought fairly before thu
next Legislature for elaboration and lie
gislaliOn; and especially the subject o
men traversing the country with thei
Jugs, vending without license by thu
small, ensnaring, corrupting, and debas
ing our unsuspccting youth.
Resolved, That the above be insertet
in the lIillsborough Recorder.
GEO. W. WHITE, Secretary.
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We have been favored by MIR. Rayner
with a pamphlet copy of his excellent
speech on the Abolition question; and
would publish it in our columns, were it
not that other matters, as we deem, Of
more immediate interest now press upon
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Thursday, July 10.

lis ksrl 70 tel. as YET what VIII Be
done Il the preseni session Of Congress
in relation 70 Bank Of the United States.
hwiIi, however. be seen On reference 70
Tie proceedings Of congEss, in another
,cSlSmn. that appearances are rather e.
sarible. II is pretty certain thai Mr..
Gays bill win pass The Sepaie with
slight amendments; and We should think,
thll with saah . majority IN the House As
The Wings have, there would Be no diff
eh,y in carrying through measure 50
pr,ssingly called for by the wants Of the
country.
II win also Be seen, that the bill for
distributing the proceeds Of the sales d
piblic lads and for granting prescription
rights, has passed the House Of Repre-
ssnlaliyes By a vote Of ll6 10 los. We
intend publishing the bill a il passed the
House in our next number. The follow
ing article on this subject is extracted
from the National Inielligencer
Washington, Jsiy 9.
DOINGS IL CONGRESS.
We feel tint We have a right 10 con-
graduate our readers on the first step made
by the House Of Representatives in the
business proper Of the Extra Session, BY
ihs passage Of The bin uniting the measures
of . distribution Of the proceeds OF the
sales Of lands among ihe States. and u a
general prospective right Of prescription
% settlers on the Public Lands. There
are some defects, perhaps. in the details
Of the bill, which il may be in the power
Of the Senate 10 remedy. BIT. even with
all il faults upon its head, We rejoice IN
its passage, as il establishes . principle
On our opinionl &c vital importance. lis
passage proves besides-whai had be-
cJme almost matter of doubt among the
PeOPle--lhal the House Of Represents
r;Ves has not lost ill capacity Of action; and
that is something gained.
We consider this Land Bin as one Of a
series which are. or are not, 10 signalize
this Session Of Congress as one Of the
most important and most beneficial ever
held. But, whether the residue Of the
series be maiured or not, the passage Of
this bill alone would distinguish the pre-
sent Congress in the Nations history.
A number Of Wings, il will be seen.
voted against this measure; all nine ofthc
respected Representatives from Georgia,
for example, who are opposed to il,
Independently Of instructions 20 vote
against il. Several other Wings voted
against il. generally because they deemed
il premature, in the present state Of the
business before Congress. We should
probably have deemed II premature, too,
bl, for the conviction that the correspond
ing measures for revenue will pass into
the statute book in company with il.
But Of such paramount importance do we
consider the settlement Of the land ques-
ton, proposed by the bill, tia. we would
have voted for il, upon its own merits,
independently Of any other measure what.
ever.
Yesterday, the House took up the bill
for supplying the present wants Of the
Treasury, and went to work upon Il as II
il did not mean TO take as much time to
pass It as il took to pass the land bill.
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The following account Of the spirited
celebration Of the Anniversary Of Amcri-
can Independence by our Gravelly-hlll
friends, was received after our last weeks
paper had gone to press; and we regret
the necessity which has delayed its pub
location. We are glad,o see that 80 much
harmony and good feeling prevailed at the
fcast--ihat there was nothing Of the Bit
tcmess of party feeling mingled with the
pa,notic sentiments put forth in their
Ioasts. Indeed, il there be a spot in Or
ange on which the fire of liberty burns
brightest, or where the vcsial flame is
cherished with livelier zeal than others,
tat place is Gravelly-hill. And what
dough these proceedings were not pub
sshed Immediately after the celebration!
They would loose none Of their interest
an being read years hence. But il was
not our intention to ealogise either the
boasts or their authors; but simply to apo
Jogisc for not publishing the proceedings
in the last number Of the Recorder. Hav-
done this, we win lot them speak for
themselves:
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A man by the name Of Tuter was CON-
mitied to the jail of this county on Sun
day last, on the charge Of having murder
ed Mr.. James Roney. ..r
In connection with this we will men
ton another occurrence of like nature,
which we omitted at the time. A free
negro by the name of Anderson Mayo,
was committed to Jail short time since,
on the charge orhaving murdered his wife
Her body was found short distance from
the house of her father, dreadfully man.
gled: suspicion fell upon Mayo, and after
examination he was committed for trial.
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Gen. Winfield Scott has been appoint
ed by the President, with the advice and
consent of the Senate, General-in-C hieI
of the United States Army, in place o.
Gen. Macomb, deceased.
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Fm tho n cortler.

Agreeable to previous notice, q goodly
number Of citizens of the Hawlields as
s,mbled at the store Of Samuel N. Tate,
on Saturday, the 81 of July, for the pur-
pose Of drill muster and Of celebrating the
Anniversary Of American independence.
After an hours exercise in the field, un-
der the command of Col. Thomas Jones,
VIC had a short intcrmission, and the fol-
lowing persons were elected officers OF
the day, viz. Col. Thomas Jones, Presi-
d,as Col. William Shaw, Vice President:
VI gor Paisley Nelson, Marshal; Captain
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INTERESTING CORRESPOND
ENCE.

The following message in writing was
received from The President Of the Uni
led Safes through John Tyler. jr.. Esq.
his private secretary:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-10
Family G,oce,v and C,n,,,,. -. ~, hi

Family Grocery and Commssio Merchants. in r,a
OF the Exchange, + or Man street.
ID public generally their stock Of Family On eer,,
" hieh the following part
s% %~% ss% and .Si sSssss Of all qGso.
1dWhnc, OH Java and LnEuyra Cofiec
Srhhhu sugar house and N % Molasses
salnond, shsd aud Roe Hcrrings
sperm Patent sperm aud Tsow Candles
B'eaehcd Winter strained sperm OIL
r,ekhns vinegar, very superior
Fresh Hops, LIST sort
salad On, IA tasks and bottles
walnut, Mushroom and Tomltoc Caisup
London, trcnch ami Anne can Mustard
Pickles, assorted
Snavs Joi,es sndPTeservcs
AnehpSics, Anehovy Paste, Picked Lobs,eis, an,
Olives and Gdpots
Marcaruni, NcTmieelle
Old English aud American Cheese
Iudwci's SOFA Crackers
lTSsG9 rITG5 ' Ps Brown Stout gus and quarts
Imperial, Gun pow,~t, Young IIyson and p,ct t.,
2hsndsomc lacquer cd chests Cum.hao oxion. ps,
chong Tea "s i'u
Old L,isyeie, Blackburn amt Hope e Madeira
nscS w arTtOr DO, own importation something cstYa
faie and brown sherry Wines, various brands mar,
iort Wine, OH and genuine
IIII,sd;,Sst nSts9@ and Champaign. wrr..
sparshns burgundy
Sparkling and sui iIocks
lond"n Dock Cosusc BRANDY
d. p1z z%S % 40 Do, GS' V; IsS S,.
Rum, mooit"d IN 1910
od Arrle Brandy and Rye whiskey
Double nruisu Schicdum Gin
Reraia Congress and Principe Cigars
Od Cuba SnoSns Tobacco, all 81 which together viii,
ther Sices too numerous To mention offered for
as ior eashoI cpuncual customers they can
e had IA THIS Act Any article purchas.d OF US that
ocs not give enire satisfaction may be returned Al the
Indei 40 9;-2awtI