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WIZ --i.. ----- L. ---'Se OF
this Administration. is probably designed
by providence 10 teach us what our CO.
vcrn,ncnt is. Tins far. most as.urediy,
il docs no, show that the Executive With
on, a Congress- is very formidable.
WASHINGTON. January 26.
In S,nu.c.-There was no other procee-
ding Of importance in the Senate, excep,
the resumption Of the debate on tho Ore
eon Bill. Mr.. Linn, the nu,Ilor of the bill.
addressed The Senate for two hours in re-
ply TO tho various objections made against
il, and particularly those OF Mr.. NlcDufie
and Mr.. Calhoun. lie denied that the
territory in question was worthless. and
made statements 10 show its value aud
importance. and advantages in soil. eli
mate. fisheries, furs, and for commerce.,
and as adording the only harbor and naval
station on ouS Northwest coast. and the only
inlc, and ,~hornughfare 10 The Interior. If
il was valuc!css, there was no dunscr Of
provoking var with England by metilins
viii, it aud rs to expense, we could GER
tuinfy afford l00.0 900 Tor this home object.
ir we could afford sou. 600 for u squadron
20 protect The natives Of the African coast,
as we had agreed 10 the treaty. His re-
marks were not reported in full in the
Washinc,ou papers. When hc concluded
the Senate adjourned.
House of Reprcsentatirss.-The Exche.
ouer scheme was discussed, MIR. PcnLlclon
opposing it. und defending the Tippeca.
nocs-and Mr.. Wise Advocating il. and
defending the Tylor.lnos. Mr.. A,heron.
for the Democrats, summed up the scratch
inss and cIappcr-clswinss Of tho bolliscr-
en-. fractions Of Whigecry, anil showed
that, like the Kilkenny Cats, they had
swallowed each o,her tail and all, aud left
the lndependeu; Treasury unimpeached,
while one fragment of Whiggery rishIfully
condemned o Government Bank, and The
other as righ,fully denounced the Exche-
oucr. The Independcn, Trease:y being
obnoxious TO The objections Of neither, had
therefore its full vindicaticn, Oh The testi.
mony Of tho whole Wing camp.
Alter some words on the question from
Mr.. Profit and Mfr. Fillmore, the House
adjourned.
FRIDAY, January 81.
In Senate-A Bill! to proven, private
expresses on the Mail Routes. and frauds
on the Post Office Revenue was read a
second time, aud after some discussion
postponed : to take up the Oregon Bill, the
order of the day.
MIR. Berrien spoke in opposition 10 the
Bill. He agreed with Mr.. Calhoun in hi,
objection to one Of the provisions as viola
ling existing treaties with England ant
agreed alsn with most Of Mr.. McDunie'
objections, excep, that he thought Dir
Med. under-valued the advantages 10 b
derived from the occupation and settle
menl of the territory, aud its importance +
our commerce. lie thought the Office.
sought BY the Biz would be better advau
ccd by ras;po.:as /. Tine and cvca.
were working for Them.
Mr. Archer them took The aovr, aud O
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idence required by the Constitution in q
voter. are the two years Immediately pre-
viousIo abe election. and the six months
residence IN the election district, are the
six morths Immediately previous 10 The
election; bun II any person has his home III
the Stale, be does not lose the right Of res
idenee by temporary absence, with the in
tcnton OF returning and If he has his
homo IN tho election district, his right 10
vote is moi impaired by a temporary nb-
sence, with the intention Of returning +; hu,
If one has his home aud faniily in another
State, the presence Of such person, altho'
continued Tor Two years iu the Stale, gives
no right ..oyote.
G-The Law in reference 10 the election
o members 10 the Legislature. holds in re-
gard to the election Of members Of Con-
gress.
. rroL. 81 .fr q,
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Correspondence Of The Charleston Mereary
Ttv .su.snrnS January ~
.lCo0s
Feb (

SOTIts pVHhfafE 81 he IHuyIeStUH JieTCHIy.
WASHINGTON, January %.
The Escheguer mud Gen. Jackson's
fine is still. dragging on in the House. aud
[ suppose YOU care bul little to know who
spcass, forior against them. II is pretty
certain. however, that .be former is gain
ing friends n the North. Tho latter qucs-
ton really Seems 10 have M point =ince
the Bill 10 lie House. does NOT imply any
ccnsure eilher towards the old General or
Judge He'll.
The mosrimportaui even, Of the day is
MIR. McDpfIie's speech in the Senate on
the Oregon Bill. The Senate was crow
ded Of course, and although there were no
bursts Of ora,pry, the bold vigorous though,
OF a great MUD was manifest throughout
his speech. What no was formerly. ! a
Of course, nofjudgc, not having heard Of
him before ; bntihat you have uow a great
Senator is beyond all doubt. His ar,icu-
la,ion seems slightly injured. and he stood
up behind his Char, but appeared 10 suffer
veryliule from fatigue. Dir. Calhouna APP
pearrdc to sb6 deeply anxious before he
spoke. and rs delighted after he was done.
Mr.. Benton 5seGi up 20 him Immediately
after he had Eaishcd and shook hand. with
him. and appsared IN warm friendly con
versaiion. y5Hr State has moi mistaken
- - - -1 s,,ri, q
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No subscription received fa. less than one
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Usher.
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tons marked on them. will be continued anti!
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All lob work dOae for persons living If Il
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All Communications addressed TO ,i.SS.p0r.
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The Rev. Mr.. Choulcs in an address
on Agricultural subjects, says:-I wish
tina, we cou create n general passion for
Gardening aud Horticulture. We wau,
more beauty about our HOUSES mo:e 10
attach us to homes. The scenes of our
childhood arc The memories Of our future
years. Let our dwellings DO naautifed
with plants and flowers. Flowers, are, in
the language of n late cuItiyator." lhe play
1ii1g- "fchf',h y, milling looks 10 MAD
aud grateful ones 10, aud Inc ornaments of
tue grave they raise US 10 Cod"
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Election Notice for Mem.
beers Of Congress.

IN pursuance of Proclamation. by his
j. Exce!icucy JAMES II. HAMMOND, Esq.
Governor and Conmandcr-in in ChicE, in
and over the State OF South Carolina. The
Managers Of Election for Edge6cid Dis
tricl, VII open the polls for the purpose Of
receiving tho volrs OF The citizens 10 cleo,
a Meu,l,er Of Congress, TO represent the
Congressional District composed of ihs
united Districts of Edgefcld. Ablavilie,
Newberry. and Lexington, on the third
Monday in February, and The day follow.
ing.
MANAGERS:
1t Edgefsld Court House: Two days
e. b. PrrssIy, S. T. Goode, William p,
Butler.
L,nsmirs's: Two Jays-W,!ey Harri.
SON., Hugh VI. Quarlss, Josinh Perrin.
Golfers: Two days-G. Garrett, and
William Prescott. vice j. d. Hammond
and Thomas Garrett ard John Adams.
Cherokee Ponds: Two DAVIS. W,
Garner, Joel Curry. add Daniel Shaw.
Pine House Two days-Benjamiu Bet.
It's. L. Hatcher, Aquiila Miles.
Chrisiie's: Two dnys-Rich. NJ. White
Us Pope, William May.
Duatoa's: Two days--R. p. Brunson
! John Hill. II. Durton.
.Sheppard's: Two days-EIias Lagroon
T.. Bedsoe, Sher!ey Cook.
The Ridge: Two days-M. Watson
Lewis Holmes, William Coleman.
Smyiie's: Two Days. Nicholson, jr.
| D. Stro,her, William Dean.
Hamburg: Two days-R. Anderson
Is. +. Comedy, II. R. Smith.
Moua. FILLING: Two days-John jen
niags. vice Adam Minick., VI. Elhcredge
Stopl,on Oliver.
Richardson's: Two days.. Richard
son. J. Nea:i, L. Gland.
ColemQn's: Two dnys-Ilardy Boul
ware. q. Marlborough. +. p. Ahuey.
Parks: Two iays-Richard Hardy
.Auicus Trcker, Wm. Perks.
Perry's: Two iays-A. X. Able. vic
M.'F. Pope. Daniel Denny, A. Nlcholson
Mocre.S: two hays-hnderson Turner
Thos PAYNE, Joseph !ush,cn.
Mossisp's: Two days-J. ;. Harrison
, Jccob Nil. > '. s. S',i.ack.
Aliens Two duys-,.I. Kcnari, ST
m.oa H,rHe'vs. a. Turnor.
Pop.HS: Iwo IA, Charles Powell
d. 6. Walker, J. liightowcr.
Longs: Two days-John W. Lee. ia
cob Long, IT,, James Cameron.
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NSOr they may be oNv.n. nt,.'
authorised to administer an oath.
9Th. In case Of death, removal from the
| District. or refusal 10 serve, Of any mana
ger, a majority Of the delegation are au-
ihorised aud required 10 fll up the vacancy
by appointment in wiring. Ia. A.lSlS,
6 statutes. p. OIL
Sin: Polls 10 be opened at 9 o'clock, A.
NJ, aud closed at 4 o'clock, p. H., with
convenient inlcrvals.) The box, vessel. or
bag, TO be sealsd up when the polls are clio.
scd, and not to be opened except 10 receive
votes on the second day, and to count the
votes Of the regular lime aud place. "a.
A. 1921, 3 statutes. p. 1861
Resolrea. 2nd. That the managers of
election, prior to their proceeding TO the
elections, DO take the following oath or
affirmation, before some magistrate, or one
of,hc managers o: election. lo-wit That
they will faithfully and impartially conduc,
and attend TO the foregoing elections,
asreeab!y 10 the Constitution of The S,a,e
OF South Caroliua, and the laws thereoG."
Resoired. 3rd. Thatiu future no person
qualified 10 vote for members of each
branch Of the Legislature shall be permit
ted to vote in more than one Election Dis.
irict or Parish !: and The managers Of cleo
lions throughout the State, arc hereby re-
CURED aud directed, if they think proper,
Tor on The application o. any elector pres
cut.) to administer 10 any person or per,
sons offering 10 vote, The following oaiL
Il. 4. b., do solemuly swear, for affirm,
as the case may BEL lha, | have not, a,
this general election for members Of the
Legislature, voted in this or any other Dis.
triclo o, Parish. and that ! am constitution,
ally qualified 10 vo,e-so help me Cod"
Aud ifany person or persons, required Us
aforesaid, to take said oath or affirmation,
shuli refuse to do so, then the managers ir
their respective Election Districts or Par.
ishcs, shall be and they are hereby rcguir.
Cd and enjoined 10 refuse such vo,e OF
votes; and in case the managers shall re,
fuse 10 require the oath as aforesaid, wher
demanded, they shall be liable 10 all Tho
paius md penalties they would be liable
aad subject TO for ncGlecl;ng any other du
ties required by them as managers of cleo.
lions for either branch Of the Legislature
Rss,ired, lib. That tho Act altering the
lih Section Of the Constitution of the State
Of South Carolina, be herewith published
'o-wit: Every free white man Of the az,
Of t%wen,y-one iyenrs, (panpers aud hsn.
commissioned officers and privates OF IN,
Army Of the United States e~xcepred,) be
inS a citizen Of This State, ard having re
sided therein two years previous to tho da,
of Election. aud who has n freehold o
fifty acres of land, or a town lot, of which
he has been legally seized and possessed d
least six months before such election. O
not having any such freehold or town 10:
hath been resident in The election diatricl
in which he offers TO give his vote, befor
tho %c'ec,ion six months. shnll have q RICH
TO vJie a-a rcmtor ~ members to serv
in either brauct, Of the Legislature, far h
c~'cc'ion district in which he hold sue
propcIty ,srr idcnce.
Resoirsd, 9Th. That the Two years ,cs
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.. dancing. singing. and grow

- 80 - "auc!Ip' aI1SIHp, anu GroW-
ing INT as butter
Lord MorpeIh has travelled through
England aud the United States 10 iit,le
purpose. If no cannot make Il better dis
elimination on these simple and ~pnlpahlc
facts. seen in both counIrics.-N 7. Her.
aid.
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| Nairs: Two days--G. W. B. viii
Jams, A. A. Simkins, Henry Cox.
Red Hill Two days-Lewis Collins
John b. Holmes. and L. Mcdaniel.
Dorne's: Two d%ays-John F. May, J
Dorne, jr... Alfred May.
RGndQl's: Two days-R. w. Mat,
thew Colin Rhodes, w. R. Swearingen
II. Bou!uore's: Two days-John Lott
Jesse Condition. James Edison, jr. .
TVotes 10 be counted on "wednesday
following, at Edgefcld Court House, and
declare the election.
Rssolped, lst. That the Managers oil
Elections are requested TO pay special at
tcntion 10 the following portions o: tue law
relating TO Elections.
LIST. The INT of Voters 10 be register
ed, arrit!en as they tote, and the list pre-
served, IA. A. 17i6. I'd Statutes p GS4.]
End. II two or more tickets be found
rolled up together. or more names 10 found
written on any ticket, than ought 10 be vo-
ted for. a!l such tickets not to be counscl.
A. a. ZIG, 2ud Statutes, p. 6SI, Sd STAT.
ules. p. 1861
No voter shall be allowed to put in more
than a single ballot, or piece of paper, in
The same bor or ressef; but Il ticket is 10 be
counted. though il contain .Eieer NAMES
,.lau are To be vn.ed Tor.
81. If any manager shall knowingly re-
ceire an illegal roie, or shall REUSE 20 al
mt legal rot.s. or sirall neglect or refuse
10 attend 10 the election. or shall coun, the
ballots before the proper time. or at any
other Than the proper place, he shall be
liable TO penalties. La. A. l7l6, I'd STA
tu,es. p. $50 and Il a. i72l. Sd statutes,
., l35 aud a. a. 1889, 1 statutes, p. 1873;
ard A. a, 2759, 4 statutes, p. lO0.]
Alb. Managers arc authorised 10 admin
lister oaths, and examine witnesses; 20
muin,uin order aud regularity at tie polls {;
aud by order in writing, directed to sher-
id, constable. or special dcputy,) 10 COM
nit TO jai! tfor one day. any person who
to obey the lawful commands Of
the managers, or who shall disturb their
proceedings. Ia. a. 1881, G statutes, p.
442.l
5ih, IF any person refuse to take tho
proper oath. or abe managers shall be 9th
satisfied that he is not qualified, his
vote shall be rejected. "A. a. 1881, 9Th
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l.. c. CORDELL
CHARLgsrowS, July 90, lS43

TOWN. JUIy ..
have inspected carefully Dr.. Thomson's appar-
atus for relief Of Prolspsus uteri, and keeping in
view the indications to be met in the management
Of that painful affection, conceive this apparatus
to be. in all respects, adapted TO fulfil those nd
cations. IL embraces igbiness with strength and
perfect spplicabiliiyt to the contour OF surface
which il is to be applied essentials necessa
ry in any apparatus to effect the Uterine support.
The apparatus ia admirably designed for sustain
ing the walls of the abdomen either in case Of
gravid Uterus, recent delivery any condition Of
the abdominal organ. requiring rest and support.
would be pleased to see the right secured in tas
county, so that physicians could avail themselves
OF its advantages
JOHN j. II. STRAITH
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SHER M ANS
WORM LOZENGES.
DRovED in more than 400 600 case. to be

DR0VED in more than 400 600 cases to be in.
II falible; the only certain worm-destroying
medicine ever discovered. Many diseases arise
from worms and occasion long and intense suffering
and even death, without their ever being suspect.
ed grown persons are very often sficted with
them and are doctored for various with
out any benefit when one dose of these Lozen-
gers. would speedily cure them.
Dr. Gaien Hnntey. los Sixth Az. knew a child
that wa. cured Of FITS by these Lozenee.. after
three wears suffering. and notbiny el.e would give
the least relief He ba. n.ea ,hen /, hi. practice
for the last two wears in hundred cases and
always with success. A bow on hoard or one Of
the Havre Packets was cured Of f,s by only one
dose of them.
Mr. Loring w. Gross. 86 Fulton AZ cpred three
of his children of worms bv one bo,
Capt Coffin. Of Nantpeke, curea his child q
years old, by only three doses; he Ind been given
IN b, tbs nbys;c,ans =. ;a.,,s.tl. ~ 80. c.,
wa.i;ng aw.y hs,nn s,,ro.' 49,. . a"a .naI.
The doc,o,. conld no, IN - ~ .h;Ia Ia
the father in ,sad;ns tho IS $500.
tbous h, no..h,, ,hsy 5n,sh, l.. -. III -.
d,fBenry and conssonensi. .nn,;aJ,a ~ shsr.nsn
who gave b;r, Lox ~ ~. W.. o.aa.. e.,
the s,s, doss ,be cba ,.n ~ HI. s.,h.. s,;.s,aaa
ar tho Iare. onsn,;,v IS sorr.s ~, -. 80.
him. Hal. nov a. ,..II al sh;,a
and no doub, h.. h,.n .oy.d Co.. -, 80.
by only three ao.es &c ,h..e Jovanr..
M. j. Murphy. 90 North ar. P,Iad.lnhis VA.
applied to by n noe, woman wha.. aan.h,.r
years old. had been sick for ,ssrls ,hsss ga. /.
her stomach was Is large "a a srown ne,.on's be,
arms I'D La. 40 .xollsn r., FL. III :, -,
or help berseC ahbouyh .hs con,d 81, =. mnch
as two lsborinr men. Two csl.h,s,.a aoc,n,.
had exbausted iher sk;li yv;,ho., .ny han.6,. ~.
father had spent ali he could rsise md "a. 40 di.
couraged, he abandoned all idea of doing .ny thing
more for her. and looked 70 drstl, alone. 10 tale
her out Of her misery. Mr.. Murphy believing il
case Of worms. gave her box Of Sherm nan. Loz.
enees, and In two dsys she returned with oy be- m.
ing in her eyes, and said the Lozenees had saved
her child. life. The rstdose brought svay rlv
pint Of worms in one living mass she afterwards
counted over 500 that were DISCHARGED. besides
the m.ss--whicb she could no, count. The child
was literally eaten up with them--another living
witness, Of the almost miraculous efficacy Of Sher
mans Losenges
Or, nsor'skie, iS Duane st., has used them In
over 'oo csses, some OF them OF the most alarming
character, and always with the greatest SUCCESS
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when 10 perfect health. Besides, vas, ia sAis
short time relieved from an those excruciatiug and
unsilesisted pains that had afflicted my dsys a.
well as robbed me Of my nights rerose. The ucers
on my limbs are healed. the Erysipelas cured, and
my sire reduced nearly 10 my former measure.
Thus much do feel il privilege to testify to
the effrscy Ut your health restoring Ssrssperills
thousand thsnks. sirs. from whose comfort
and whose hope of future Lesiih are due. ulder
God 10 your il strumentsiiiy And may the same
Providence that directed me TO yoar aid make YOU
The happyand honored instruments OF blessing others
as diseased and d~spairing as your much relieved
and very grateful fiiend.
ASENATH NJ. PHILLIPS
Norwich, Nov. 4, 1912.
NV LosDoS, Cos, SIS:
Personally appeared the above named Asensth
NJ Phillips, and made oslh to the facts contained
in the foregoing statement before me.
RUFUS w. MATHEWSON,
Justice Of the Peace.
Being personally acquainted with Mrs. Phillips,
certify that the above asserted facts substsn-
tally tue. WM, X. RICHARDS,
Minister of the Gospel ct Norwich, Conn.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, and for
expectation. by A. b. SANDS, & co, Dtuggists
and Chemists. Granite Buildings No o73 Broad
way. corner Of Chnmbers-streei New York.
q. g. c. w DOLL Agents Thy special appoints
nen' of the Propsietors) Tor Maeiinsbnrg. Price
) per bottle Six bottles for S.
December 30, lS42--y.
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Peters, Pills,

| - TX years have now elapsed since PETrps,
~ VEGETABLE PILLS we're frss introduced
to the public, and which is the surest test Of their
vIrtee that can be eiven--there now more OF
them sold than any other description of pills what
ever in the known world. In fact, The sale Of the
Vegetable PHI has been enormous beyond all pre-
cedent the hrst year il amounted TO hundred
thousand boxes--the second TO three--lhe third TO
8-the fourth to l3-and so on till the year ls4l
just closed, during which, otders for the prodsous
quantity OF two millions of boxes were received,
snd duly fulfilled at The establishment. These
facts speak more in their favor than volumes OF
mere eulcgy, for though an sndeserving mediciue
may possibly oe forced into popularity by undue
means, such as Fictitious certificates and the like, il
is to loose its hold public favor as rapidly
as II made il, for intrinsic virtues alone can stand
the ordersl of public opinion and judgmen. for any
length of time. Hence the generality of newly
discovered medicines have but epbemeral exis-
tence--,heir reputation goes up IKE rocket. and
down like the stick-and hence the reputation and
the sale of these pills continues to increase, for
whoever purchases them once, and gives them
fair tiai IL sure to patronize them for life / need
scarcely observe that nine in Of oil the regular
physicians in the United States order these pills
in ,heif general practice, this fact is universally
known, and has been testified of time and again,
by nearly all the most eminent members Of the FAC
ulty. But it is like gliding refined gold and paint
ing the lily, to eulogze Peters Vegetable Pills. for
the world has decided on their merits, and the ia
sue is. that wherever civilization has extended,
there have the reputation, the SALE and the useful
ness Of Peters Pills extended also.
The complaints in which Peters Vegetable
Pills are most effective, and which, when admins
tered according TO direction they scarcely fail
to cure, are as follows: yellow and bilious fevers,
e, er and ague, dyspepsia, Group, liver complaint
sick headache, jaundiee. asthma, droosy, rheuma-
tsm, enlargement of the spleen, piles, collie, fe-
male distractions. heartburn, farred tongue,
sea, distensions of the stomach and bowels incipi
ent diarrhoea atulence, babitual costiveness loss
Of appetite, blotched sallow complexion, and 10,
all Of torpor Of the bowels, where catbartic
or sperient is needed. They are exceedingly
mild in their operation, producing neither nausesS
gripping, nor debility.
AGENTS FOR PETERS, PILLS.
William Dorsey, Martinsburg; r. A. Enffer.
Shepherdstown; VIM. Anderson, Hsrpers Ferrv;.
G. Wynkoop. r. H. Cookus, Hedgesviliei j. H..
Beard g. Co. Charlestown.
February 2. 1843--y.
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CURE FOR WORMS
ne REMEDY roRWo''

YNHlS preparation has now stood the test of sew
Il eral years trial, and is confidently recommen-
ded as safe and ehectual medicine for expelling
worms from the system. The unexampled success
that has attended its administration in every case
where the patient was really afflicted with worms
certainly renders it worthy the attention OF Physi-
clans.
The proprietor has made il point to ascertain
the result of its use in such cases as came within
his knowledge and observston-snd he Invariably
found II to produce the salutary effects--no,
unffequently after nearly all the ordinary prepara-
lions recommended foI worms had been previously
resorted to without any advantage. This fact i.
attended by the certificates and statements Of hun.
dreds of respectable persons in different parts Of
the country--snd should induce families always &c
keep vial in their possession. 1t is mild in il.
operation, and may be administered with perfect
safety to the most delicate infant. For sale by
q. g. G. w. DOLL.
July 10, 1913. eow-Iy.