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DEPOT
OF CENT? EMENS FANCY DRESS ARTICLES.
MADE LINENS Under GARMENTS Nc Nc


READY MADE LINENS, UNDER GARMENTS, &c.&c.
THE Subscriber would cali the os their and
strangers visiting this city their rich and extensive
of stocks scaI, gloves suspender pocket
HANDKERCHIEF dressing hosiery lambs wool merino,
silk Berlin buckskn other under shirts and draw
Their of the above goods and all other articles
appeaning genenan's wardrobe rich varied, and
well worthy the OF the fashionable
community, they would particularly recommend their
style OF gentlemens shirts,
The shirts By them, the
form Of the thereby doing with the large ovepus
Of linen under the old OF cutting adding
only the comfort of the but the beauty Of the
This manifest the Judges OF the
late fair the American Institute that the first premium
awarded the snbscrbs their patent elastic Brace patcp-
lay recommended all who have acquired the habit
Of STOPPING They will be found of immense benefit
sedentay habits by bracng the shoulders they strengthen
the back aud expand the chest and will be found OF impede
the free 1.-THE They would also call atten
patent elastic Russia riding belt Gentlemen
may depend suited the best and fashionable
articles, by calling AZ the old establishment OF
PARSELLS x AGATE,
Au 20 3mkec 23T Broadway, corner of Park place
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l.. BAkUN

i. BihUN 10,
RTlST in Aabsster, Marble, Scaglioa &c. from Italy
n ecully invites the gentry, the inhabitants shopkeep
Bazaars, country dealers aud the public in general TO
his Museum of Arts No % Orchard beween Grand
and Division strees) which for inspection, with
splendid assortment of Italian and English ornaments III Ala
baser black marble yellow stoue stalactte red
and various other marbles, verde d prao, granite &C. Sc
Of OF groups hgurs busts tazzes
Hebe Etpscau csndecks trays, ink
stands watch cases, clock stands, time spill pots
antique lamps she'll oval bottles and single
dogs, tables horentlne baskets, bulls cows lions breaches
necklaces obesk bell vases gozzoy vases
weights stands card boxes snuff boxes birds
paintings OF Mount Vesuvius OF Naples books eoncho
logy, mneraogy, geology marine boans &c Sc Price Of
articles from l21a cents to S0O.
Cleaning and repairing OF every description moderate
terms.
Admission free. SO 6ws
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ID. M. PEYSER. IL CO,

D. M PEYSER, q GU,
MO- ITO William street. of John and 37 Broad
~ received arrivals supply
of the following FANCY GOOps, which carefully
leced by competent person Paris Berlin &c and which
they offer for SALE in wholesale and retail. liberal
viz
sortnent.
Berlin Embroidery Paterns--a choice selection.
Canvass Embroidery, OF worsted nen silk, gold
and 81 tver Of all widths aud qualities.
SL Chenille for embroidery trimming and flower making.
Purse Twist German French and English, plain and shaded,
in skeins, sticks. and speols.
Floss silk for Embroidery and Fringe makers skeins and
N spool
mngs
Gold, liver and Steel Beads, in all Nos
Mother Pearl Gold, Silver and Steel Purse Ornament
Gold and Silver Fringe, Braid, Cord, Twist Thread
Tasssla.
Embroidery Frames, aud OF diereet Fancy Ara
ees.
Artificial Flowers--a choice selection.
Fnges Of cotton worsted and silk imported domestic
Gimps, Tasels Buttons and all other kind of trimming
lrn-e
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1NO WOOL MANUFACTUREHs, &c The subscriber
L gives notice that the legal Assignee of JOHN
GOULDlNG, late OF RoxbuIy, MachinS aud such is
alone Authorized claim aud receive from those ndvdu
of the United States who
have mad, ed certain improved machinery vented by
said Gouldng, for the of Wool whc improve
secured hun by Letters Patent dated Dec 18th,
1890 goth July 1886 and he heieby such udyd
u and companies thing except
Ia uei Tor the Of SAID improvements; else
them legal discharge for the damage
which said Uoudil by law entitled for the
the secured him BY the Pa'ens above
h. JOPrBA\D,J r. Assignee
OF JOHN GOULDlNG.
As these Patents expired the 18th of December 1910,
nothing claimed expected for the the
sane that ul3 cod lm-r
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DR WHEELER bess offer the OF the public tn,
- following letter from highly respectable officer the
5. Navy
Nav YoRE, Sept 81, 1888
To Dr. Wheeler, Oculist, % Greenwich street.
Sir affords pleasure you the benefit Of
testimony of eminent the of daughter
of ScrOfua Ophamla had
treated by eminent physicians and surgeons without
permanent benefit.
must add, that when placed her under your kind
(haymg been induced do by visiting Of your
patients Ia despair OF her cured by
being entirely closed aud ghess the other nearly
and light could be borne many months
been kept carefully darkened The eyeds
ghuly niamed and the child, by her previous
reduced a skeleton.
Your kind treatment and will ever be held by me-
and every member of family, in the grateful
brance Should this bring the of like sue
with ailced child, the object of this testimony
will be secured by relieving suffering humanity
Very truly, your friend
WASH. A. BARTLETT, u s. N
s26 I'm 22l Eighth Avenue
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ORhIb TOOTH WAsH-Prpared from the original rec,p,
" al No Gold street, NV YorkThe Ons Tooth w ash
puy vegetable PREPARATION, possessing the properties
cleaning the teeth and mouthrpstorng healthy
state and preventing any unpleasant taste or odour in tn
month"; whether from decayed teeth from derangeS
state OF the stomach.
IL designed to be used with tooth brush viii, be
90 upersede the necessity of powder keeping the teeth clear
nd preventing the wearing of the from the
IN particularly useful in Of pungy gums restorn,
them 10 healthy state and causing contract
the tooth painful affections Of the teeth and
from to cold il will be found highly beneficial. IL
particularly servceable the Ors Tooth Wash ngf
asl before refining TO rest This method recommended
eminent dentists, by doing all PARTICLES OF food which
accumulate during the day entirely removed and the moutl
kept through thnighl clean, and healthy state
Sound teeth white teeth the valuable portion,
Of poor humanity but how neglect the attention neces
Tor their preservation when surrounded by all The
needed Among these know Of pleasant
and eectua than the Onis Tooth Washt cleanses and wht
sweet~1s the breath We recommend s all young and
Old boston Morning Post.
Tb Orrs Tooth Wash the best detergent used
ourek mel-(Reston Transcript
For ale by the primes p Z ruggIsa .he city, mi Z
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UNITED STATES
TEA EMPOR RUM,
i2l late 129 Chatham street, Netp York.
And ll6 r ulton street, Brooklyn.s
AGENCY, 3lS BLEEcKER STREET.,
Chs CANTON TEA COMPANY continue 10 offer for
sale and fragrant Teas Of every variety and style
Their 4ss0Ttnent specially includes the delicious and
powerful grades Of Green and Black Every package bears the
stamp of ead elegance, and the Teas therein
thoroughly secured from light aud that their quality and
power win remain mpaired any climate. Their system
vi prosecuting business perhaps, scarcely be xcecd II
especially with respect TO weight aud quality, aud
vailed cesness. All purchasers called upon
articles which fail to Them the satisfaction, which
the money will be cheeuly and promptly refunded Country
merchants public establishments heads Of families aud ship
nasteg will ind decided advantage TO supply themselves
from tils establishment.
GESyiNE JAye EoFFEE roasted every day.
Orders iron all para - the United States executed with
prlmptItude and oesnstch -
- The only warehouse N AmeteS Tor the sale OF Hon.
qua's celebrated Black Tea. 20 lm-m
REMOV AL-IndIa Rubber Shoes aud Over shoes.Just
- ceyed ION factory fall trade large OF
untt shoes, consisting Of plain aud Inquired lined aud
IIeu hefs gents elastic upper oyersho,s ladies' elastic
sandas rather and rubber soles ladies' fur aud ribbon
ouho Oieci anu buskns; LADIES' elastic quilted silk
SHOES neN Ge golos hoes aud various styles misses aud
children shoes which offer the latest reduced prices
U,OO pain lauies and mems rubber
by the case or trimmed and cleaned by the dozen. '
500 ldn ladie , lined and fur bound rubber.
Merchants requested 10 examine the stock souI
HORACE ii. DAY, Successor 70 Ro1oury I..u.co.
~ Lar ~ Sisidep Lane.
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DEAFNESS
DIS, CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURlSTS

sure cure IoL ncpien deafness earache pains buzzns,
ted seerstions OF the Their oil
puar remedy curative in all diseases of ears for al
wards OF twenty years Offices removed 38 Broadway
White ri i'm
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OPENING OF The FALL Fashions,
AT THE MAGAZIN DE MODES,
No 9 STpt

A CARD-TO THE LADIES OF FASHION.-MA
n DANE BEHRMAN begs respectfully inform
her friends and that she has received by thu
walls from Pans her fall and fashions and she attes
herself that will stand unIivalleo the The
fashions the following full aud styles
cut uncut plain wateed changeabe velvet bonne do
silk satin mode and quilted hats entire novel description
ladies' misses aud childres Also, complete
OF ana head dresses Paris ribbos artificial flow
feathers hair OF tue best Paris.
Madame B. soc the ladies favor heI with early call
and for themselves.
MaEa1in lie Modes. o. Canal o3 lm%r
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TO THE LADIES.

MISS Fly GODEFRY having Just returned from Paris,
M with handsome assortment of Silks, Laces, kmbrode-
es Caps Bonnets and ladies' articles general will open
Thursday 28th several of the above goods
her Broadway of Leonard
s26 ms
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PREMIUM SOFA BEDS rEADS
NJ McGRAW'S PATENT EXTENSION SOFA.-This
~. article well known 10 the public and ITS
have been nconstby proved that the inventor deems
beg 70 refer TO the few following highly respectable gen
emen who have these sofas their convenience
and utility
E,-Presideut Van Guren, Kinderhook, y. Y.
James X. Whiting, District Attorney,
Hon. &. C. Cambreleug, d.
Hon. Senator Preston, y. c.
S,ml Ward, Esq firm Of Prime, Ward & iLg,N.Y.
Brown, Brothers * Co. do
Col. Crosby, do.
Rev DR. Mott Schenectady, do.
A thousand could be given Of gent. " and ia
dies OF the first resIecbilty II 1t necessary ~ needs
only TO be TO be It's best recommsn iaton Isons
wishing 10 purchase sofas sofa bedeads ecinnE wee
rocking chairs respectfully invited call at 463 B way
second door above Grand street
various Fairs where il has been gold medal
silver medals and SIX diplomas 1853 Broadway second door
above Gnad street. Oh ~ IN
n NJ hENKIQUEs, 81 William street, respectfully All
nounces 70 hIs friends and The public that he has con-
anted genuine aud Of the irst quality -
La Norma.
La Cabana.
Ronda.
Yugenudad.
Noriegas (of most superior quality.)
Do. London Segar, small sire.
Paneteas, OF most superior quality.
PnmaYera.
De Moya.
kspareTos.
Regalias (of the Norma brandt
King RegaIa.
Queen do.
Cabaeros.
Principles (of the lsvorte brand, of Jurto Sans
Rendons and CRUZ
the OF the sdous always be suited this
establishment. OLE 1mr
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PRIVATE DISEASES.


Z CURE GUARANTEED.-The College OF Medicine
"A and Pharmacy Of the City of New York, established
the suppression oil guackey prepared all dis
of nature, aud offer all those afflicted with
these distressing maades advantages be with
other institution this country either public private From
the constant correspondence and from arrangements
Professors OF the Medical Europe all improve
the treatment of these diseases
long before they reach the majority Of the medical profession
oil TINS country All persons who have used the celebrated
preparation Of Professor Ricord The Parsar Alternative
Mixture can bear testimony being the powerful
remedy discovered for primary secondary syphilis
Professor Vaeaus discovery his Specific Pills, for the
cure OF gonorrhea and glee has raised hm UNNECESSARILY
profession. With such celebrated remedies together with the
combined skill of the first medical Of this country, the
College feel satisfied that the good they have undertaken
The Suppression OF Quackery will the patronage
deserves from that portion Of tn. public requiring
vices.
Terms, for advice, all medicines, s..
Oee. and Consulting Rooms of the College 81 Nassau
W. 5. RICHARDSON, Ageat
~ Dfasats living distance, by stating their dseas
explicitly IA wntng giving all symptoms, together with t
treatment they Tecelyed else here obtain che
Containing all medicines, with full direction for with
of by addressing the Agent Of the College pos
paid enclosing -. ie28 3mr
Jones PURE EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA
CANDl-One single % cent package warranted
thing eade assured that this Sarsaarlla
only not mercury minerals II other acts
try tiS you VIII fluid ITS effect thusIt will mildly
system Keep your blood aud body cool gently the bowe
and restore those afflicted with any disease This Sasayrs
health good should be unmixed
with other matter aud no heat should be used this
eonscenousy recommend for disease for which Sarsa
palla remedy; this sold for % package or five
n z Agents Zeber Ledger Buidsass, Phi"deipSa; Red
ding State Boston, State street, Albany Mrs
Hayes, 1879 Fulton Brooklyn; Williams, 2i3 Broad St.
Newark and fudney, ssl Main street. roughkeepsie'
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DISTURBANCES AND SUPPOSED MURDER
Young man by the name Of Mix or Mecks' en-
poyed in teaming -four for Titus & Co. Hons
Cort. county, left Fish's Tavern, at West Gteens
4 week ago last Saturday evening, since Wllla
time nothing has been heard Of him. Before sas
ing the tavern nc counted his money, amoun'l5
to 200 or $500. The next morning his wage
was found i'll German, near Livernore's la.
ern, with marks of blood upon ii, and the hof'o
loose and feeding in the road. The most nga
search has been made, but as yet without s'icces
fOxford TINES
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The Horrible murder in New-Jersey.


BELvIDERE, June l5-S o'clock P. "
All is confusion and excitement at this momtut
The Grand Jury, after a long and faithful INES
tigaton, have brought in against Joseph Care
Jr. four bills of Indictment for the murder Of Ioa
Cashier, John Parks, Mary Castncr and Mar
Matilda Cashier, and bill for an assault on Jes
Force with intent to kill The Jury charge iht
the deed was done with Ratchet on the njghtG
the LIST of May last. The defendant plead NJ.
GuiltY to each indictment, and answered to each
with readiness and firmness evincing at le,si
entire control over his feelings, whether of gaF
or innocence During the reading Of the ndct
ments by the District Attorney, he was unmow4
and might have been compared to bronze stauI
moulded for the public gaze. The District Al
torney was 80 fearful that he could scarcely al
ticrlato. presenting a striking contrast TO te
prisoner, not n muscle Of whose face cyhibitrI
either signs of guilt, fear or feeling. He v;I
immediately rcmanded to prison, there to ava
his trial upon the several indictments which "
take place towards the close Of August I'll
prisoner is a tall, muscular man, not feshy, AI
large boncd, with a countenance at all tmy
rudy, which perhaps would conceal the fa;;
of guilt, if lie is guilty. Yours.
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DEATH by SrABElNG.~-ATr Charles Lncod
the Warden Of the State Prison, was killed 81
terday afternoon by one of the convicts de 80
showing gentleman The work shops OF the Pae
on, at about O'Clock, and when IN that Of lhS
uphoIsiorers, he was suddenly attacked by AlImt
Rogers, one of The prisoners, who has been %
some time employed theTe, who struck hun IN tn
back Of the neck with sharp knife, which pas@
out under his chin on the other side, cuttlHi
through the juguIar vein and windpipe. lie tel
covered with blood, and survived but a few mo
ments. The assaiIant was Immediately seize
and put in irons. The only cause which we hei
assigned for this crime is, tina. Rogers attribute
to Mr.. Lincoln the extent OF his additional sa
tencc as q second conner to the State Prison
Boston Adv.
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and security, for it was settled under the iuii glow
of the influences of Civil and Religious Liberty.
Industry fears no excessive taxes, and Commerce
breads no violent exactions. The Arts an d Sci
enccs of England came over with her Co!ontS SIS
hcr Trial by Jury-her Habeas Coipus-her Free
dom Of the Press-all the rights aud immunltles
Of Freelnen. After forty years OF Revolutionary
convulsion and carnage had done their worst to
France. her sons were conSoed for their saiierngs
by the establishment of the principle that All
Frenchmen are equal before the Law 4 great
truth. doubtless but a truth winch our fathers
brousht with them from the mother country, ~ and
early and firmly planted on these shores. lhey
BROUGHT with them the spoil of all preceding ayes
leaving the dross and dregs behind
Mr.. Webster concluded with noble tfipu ID, 70
the memory of WASHINGTON. which we VIII ho ..
mar by giving to-day imperiectly but closing m
substance as follows = turn to that transcend
ent name for coura &c when need It, and point
Americans to his character for their example
Behold HIM an American born here parents
also born here-hs life IN all It's grandeur that OF
an American Freeman Let us be guided ana nm
PEELED by that illustrious example TO discharge
nobly the duties and obligations devolv!ng on us
that each NAV proudly say, THANK COP. l ALSO
A,iAy .\MERICAN!
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They were to have great Dinner IN Fan,
euil Hall after the Grafton, bat we were obliged
to hurry off to the cars without attending 1t
Having had no opportunity to offer a cold-wa'er
toast for the occasion, We will volunteer one now
TIE l7t Of ae-The Longest day o. the year, and IN us
bn est selof,ybea YOU hear of any squad Of r'w militia
doing better work than farmer sires did at Bunker
Hill jus; let us know.
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SUPPOSED MURDER.-A man was found on
Island, one and d half miles below Cominef's
Mo-, on the 26th uIt., and from the wounds uEe
his body it is believed he was murdered heHS -
in his possession par Of pistols and DIX Nn@
In his pocket was found small SUN oil non.i
in gold, and paper bearing date Fort stalsg at.
March 22d, 1913, being discharge o. % 5."n
Clarke, a native OF Roscommon, Ireland ~"
the service of the United States.
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~ Wanted an Agent for this paper at Providence, r.
30 one need apply unless he resides and acquainted
that city.
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RossERy-Three thousand dollars we'e ..,.son
from the safe Of Messrs. Lambeth q ih9.'N Non
in their counting house, Natchez-st street, on p;e
day last. M -
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CRoTos WATER PpEs.-Ewbanks ceehfafa :. p,,rsbss
Pipes, for sale b. the smaller quantities q
at reasonable rates. The public are eautionfa
mtins the nse oflead pipes Read the foowlhg are il
The timed pipes invented by Mr.. Ew no, sa
opinion, remedy for the dangers me- f he
geenty occur from the Of eaden PIPES can
fail be injurious the constitution Of hoss TirTgtsK
use water drawn through them, JAS. KEW I'd tep
Prof Mar. and Exp. Pm. anu
Columbia College 25th MAY 1872 - p,c.5st
For sale by l2t(2jl p NAYLOR & CO., D',r.s
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u The Wings of the Sd Congressional District
IN Vermont at their late Convention appointed
JOAN PECK delegate to the National Convention
to held IN May l8l.i, and Samuel w Keyes his
substitute. Both these gentleman are unwavcr.
ing friends Of HENRY CLAY
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observation-disclosures Bingham, a youno
man employed as clerk in the forwarding Office Of
MI Elias Weed on the dock. left this CITY very
mysteriously on "Wednesday morning for New
York. Upon search being made, it was discoy.
cred that he had taken about $500 of money be.
longing To Mr.. Weed, while Mr.. W. was absent
from the city. Albany Atlas.
DISASTROUS FlRE N CnEsmaE, MAss.--The
cotton factory, gris mill and store owned by Mr.
Elisha Jsnks, IN Cheshire, near South Adams,
IN the village called the Harbor, were entirely de-
stroyed by FIRE on Saturday night last. Loss from
2o,oOo to $4,000. Insured for only $4,000.
Boston Atlas.
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PRoMsE OF TIE cnors.-A subscriber, who
resides SIX niles this side of Hamilton, left at
the Gazette Office yesterday, most promising spe
crrnens OF the crops of wheat rye and timothy, in
that quarter. There were several c!nInps Of
wheat of the bearded kind G9ur feet high, aver
aging eight stalks from each root; the heads are
exceedingly well filed out with about forty kerr
nels to each. The timothy is particularly fine,
four feet high, with head Of SIX inches IN length.
The rye Is SIX feet high, but the head is not 50
well filled as the other specimens
fCin f,,,o.to lot
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hood OF Wonder city, IN the presence OF more
spectators than there were combatants IN the
fght-!nen, women and children drawn from
Their homes. filing The towers of the churches.
covering the roofs OF public buildings and their
own dwellings, ANXIOUS for the result of contest
Of whose Importance they had the deepest convic-
ton. On the 9th Of June, under bright sun,
these fields exhibited nothing but yerdpre and
culture: there was indeed awful note of prepare
tion in Boston, bat here all was peace; and the
fields then rich with the loads OF the early harvest,
told OF nothing but tranquility. The morning OF
the 11th saw every thing changed en- this emf
nencc redou5t had ARISEN IN the night, and q
breastwork been thrown ZIP BY q few hardy men,
under the direction Of Col. Prescott As the
morning dawned, they were perceived BY tbs
c.scmy, ana a canponade opened upon them from
the floating batteries or tie water and the land
on the other side of Charles River
suppose it would be difficult in . military
point OF view, to ascribe any Just motive TO elthe.
party for that conflict |, probably was not very
important 70 the Provincial army to hem IN the
British IL Boston by force little nearer, when
that could probably have been effected by a force
q little farther in the rear. On the other hand, It
Is quite evident that if the British had no other
Object than 10 dislodge the occupants OF bunker
Hill from that post, as they commanded the wa
ter, the Mystic on the one side and the Charles
River on the othcr,-and as those TWO rivers ap-
preach each other IN the rear of this position, was
perfectly practicable to cut of his communication
with the American lines, and reduce Prescott 10
famine IN iorty-eight hours. But that was not the
day for such calculation on either side. The
ts'i;li is, both parties were ready and ANXIOUS, and
determined TO try the strength OF their arms. The
pride OF the British could hot bear that Tcdoubt
of The rebels as they were called, should be hcEe
ard stand In Their lace, and defy them 10 their
teeth. Without calculating the cost, or caring
for It, their OBJECT WAS 10 destroy the redoubt al
once BY the power of the Royal arms, and take
vengeance as well as attain security. On the
other hand, Prescott and his gallant followers
fully persuaded HAT the time was near when the
controversy must break out INTO open hostilites
had long thirsted for the contest. They wished
10 try IL and to TT i; now, and that was the mo
tive which placed them here.
| VIII rot attempt to describe what has been SO
often described better than l can do ii-the can
nonading from the water--the attacks from the