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THIS MORNING,
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This wonderful Salyc uprooS Corn without the pam
Il pre,cn, curing about 100 Cons per day N York
alone while through the Eas, and South lis almost
incredible.
Sold at Dr. Minors corner Broadway and John 5ll
Broadway: Ccddngton Hudson and Spring streets
corner rand,ree and Bowey and by the Druggists through
out the United States.
rs E,umne the coored lXylographcl Copyright La
bes See Courer and Enquirer and other papers apis h
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NEW BOOKS.

HON. DANIEL WEBSTER'S SPEECH
ON the Grard VIII Case TIN, Edition hu- been submitted
The ,ev,uIut iiI Webster mud issued with LIS consent
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1900 COPIES SOLD
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Containing mnny valuable and original recipes all tie
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Also the whole AT CARVING illustrated b. sixteen enEta-
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TIE GREAT UNkN WN.
Seatesficld Is Coming!


rich report TO be spread before the people OF tbs
country in the publication of the entire works OF this new star
in the literary world.
The ir,; part of Transatlantic Sketches. LIFE IN TIE
NEW WORLD will appear frog the New World Office ID
Ann-street. on Saturday morning.
II embrace, The Courtshp of George Howard Esquire
and is the aest sketch OF Life New York and the South
TINT ever written
We are much mistaken if these works do not create Us great
a sensation rs the Mysteries Of Paris.
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THIS DAY PURLIsHED,

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Never before have the therein described been
visited b. travellers and the of,he people in
hhbtns the of Africa. their CUSTOMS &c. and the
thrilling personal adventures of MAJOR iarr!s. related IN
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Thus work cot IN London TWELVE DOLLARS. bu, viii
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y each and each part illustrated with beautiful En-
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Order. should be early the fist edition rapidly gong off
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H Railroad Iron Meeting.-The third and
probably the last CONVERSATIONAL MEETING VIII he held on
the above subject at the AMERICAN Institute Rooms the Park
on Friday Evening next. -, o'clock.
Those who feel Tie subject, Can Railroad
Iron be advanagcous made this Country should attend
II involves the principles OF Protection a9I 3,
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TILE NEW WORL D

FOR ih.s week
Will he capital number The contents rich ard various.
coyrryrs.
ANN, ,,oo,,-n,w AT T,ur WEAR po1-yn
r. ~ am '',I blanchard VERY amusing
9 TIE POOR GIRL AND THE ANGELS-An affect.
Ing ,tory.
y g. 1%NI By H N Tol @r ' "
did novel by BaIzac. Continuation.
Observation-Disclosures of Texas, Trnve, in Aby'sinln;
Mysy % article, on all U
Price 6's cents 50 year ;,,,yc,,rsrpp ~ .,u.,,oo,
40 -s y u =, Lag En-. ~ zei-A -S.-ess;
m En Of ls @@ys av WSE. of the Fifth
T ITS EVESl s u Fsr ou bp IS I for the purpose
completing the arrangement for Delegates the Great
WIZ IN the Terd viii attend By order u
5qHS e u HAMILTON Sr 5; MA IEaRiyRaNcE
MARK FoWI.F.R. WM ADAMS.
a. GnIfIa aiHlfhilLER J6lN iiEWi'iT.r Jr.
KiCiiAKD LAWRANCE, JOHN j. UAIiKNESS.
C. r. j. BOVDOIN. DANIEL CARPENTER.
J' B. BAIChELoh' rouN FF nRI 'oNIS'
Commits, ro., ~ l lUm
Join HEWITT Jr, Secretary.
n ,esial nasar ofie Club held at the Henry Clay House,
April 9th 1871 pursuant to the call of the General Committee,
on motion. il was
u" L,i III, s,,, fon,,,,,,o. If five ,a,sor he mn.
egr" tie name ?i . psd, ron t IS 70 e
lowered YER e Ttgan and make the necessary arrangement"
Inc ioiiowlnt were appointed INC saiu Co,lH'''ee-
jaeop acket, i iiH NJ p,,,r
d u ''"'"''''' .Iol,n Palmer '' - -''''''
The following gentlemen were then enrolled rs DELEGATES,
John L lEwTence I AcseI c j Keen
"eo. T.. lulii,i>c' IT. " io. ~, ALL,
Se!au -iyves'ii' JON. nun !; l hn v Al I
Ws -, p'ee' EGwsr a gn1n jane ii Va, Allen
WINS Matthews. Dan H. Bur,net John Palmer.
sam D. ackson EMaIa fn'e' 'o onn Il; t Wss
Patterson. Henry y; Narl.a1,. George Lucas.
Mathew H. Chrse Nathaniel w eek, 'John W Eastman
THEODORE h. IOMLiNSuN, fies'ueh!'
JOSEPH KEEN, lSoc,o,orie. oso.
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NEW ORIGINAL WORK.
THIS DAY PUBLISHED.
THE STRIFE OF BRO THEIRS,

Elegantly printed in Syc. SIC, paper cover . cents
.cn # sSb To nppcnse OF the angry elements of hco
l"gcu Discussion. Il the Heroic Measure md consists
Of Kind Of debate between friends. OF whom repre-
Cent. wn; may be called the Pae the other what may be less
poperly but very lnelgby termed the Catholic tendency
Each p,esrpts his side ote with much OF the poetic
si-mp as IL the power of the writer T. gve and the first
nan Is occuncd yyt the remedy for DUnon proposed by
i- inter; te second with the remedy proposed 10y
tormer b. APPLETON & CO. Publishers 80 Broadway.
ID A. 4 co have Just published Records Of the Heart by
sarah Anna Lewis OF Troy. elegantly printed volume Il
49,, pr,ra II a2i 2is
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ryDr.FeIi. Gouraud,s Poudre SUI
~ DIR. FeIt. Gouraud,s Italian Medt-

Gated SOap.-For curing freckles, pimples. euptons
boche curvy mophcw heat spots muketo bites. and all
skin This Soap Of the st remarkable OF recent chem
cadsSovees lis enolen and healing Qualities are spoken
cake 50 cents warrant TO answer all ordinary purposes
and he mad only nj 5 Walkersteet, door
the OF Broadway. Aeents2 Milk street Boston
70 Chesuu,s Philadelphia Cray POUCH keepse Tousey
Rochester Myers. HewNaven Dyer, Providence Carleton
Lowell and Tripp. Newark. al9 Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

o. The Books OF Subscription TO the Capital
Stock the and Ere Railroad Co at
the Office of the Company No 81 Walreet between the
hours Of 10 and WIN. NJ. GOULD. Secretary
New-Yo.k. April 2i,h. lSli. as II
o. National Academy of DesiSn.-The 18th
Annual Exhibition of the Academy to the public
from O'Clock A. NJ until 10 O'Clock p ~ NJ the Rooms
Broadway and Leonard street.
Season Tickets 20 Cts Single admission o5 Gaia
ogue, l2ts cents a2 Bus
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PosT OrfICE, New York. April 25 1871
% English Niail.-Let:er Bags per Royal Mail
Steamer 7cqdid which leaves Boston the 1st May next
Will be closed the PIPER and Lower Post Offices city
on Tuesday next, the S inst at Is minutes o'clock p
must bc paid. JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM p 81
! ah
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

~ certainly very fge SlIl anu hiiVIS RIcul encourage
zeal to stockholders.
The Farmers and Millcrs' Bank OF llagerstown,
", = again ssung the Philadelphia Ledger. OF
-sb we wan the public to beware. This institution Is with
~ ,pr reputation cycep, unenvabe one. and we be-
ts there no place this vicinity which rcdeem is notes
slnrNiIn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26
GF No Charge until the Hair Is restored
are the original terms which
BEALS, HAIR RESTORATIVE,

is app!iel and supplied NJ The Proprietor OlIlce,
NO. 49,. FIRST AVENUE.
Personal references green as 10 MS SUCCESS.
DEPoTs.
Guions lf3 Broadway New-iork.
Joydans. 2 Milk-strect. Boston,
Wilson, II locust-street. Philadelphia.
Parker Market Broad street. Newark. 40 lws lt'N
10 DR.. Felix Gouraud's POudre Subtitle will
completely and permanently eradicate superuors human HAIR
from females upper lips the hair conccang broad and ee
waited forehead the stubborn beard of Kind Of super
fuous hair Be the the original oice 81
Walker street. door from Broadway.
81 per bottle; directions French and English.
Asents-Gurhrie, Maiden lane Albany; Myen; New in
ven Brown IS Chestnut street Philadelphia Jordan. Milk
Boston, Gray. POughkeepse; Gree3 Worcestet Carrie
Tonsey Rochester NY: Guild, Bangor; White. Calais.
Can be and tested before buying Proof positive this and
no mistake. apis Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

Il Puff and Rlow !-lfMis be Il puff we hope it
world. ~ W. " w
The following distinguished individuals. who have been
cured, referred the gable proof Tint Sir
Ashley Coopcr's Salve. is specific for Corns: "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

AFR BRADBURY viii nee; Juvenile Choir or practice
vi Saturday morning nts "c'"ck3n SATURDAY r Fn
IN The basement o the Raps; Tabernacle Church. Mulberry
street. Chatham Also Saturday at in Beck
o'clock in the basement Dr. Adams's Church Become St.
near Centre.
tons to ali rnr,i scholars AT It.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26
co.nmerc.a, and Money Matters.

~ F THURSDAY +. NJ
The Stock market was firm to-day, aud at ane
pcnn,yrana Is had upward tendency N consequence
orth, passage of the Tax bill IN the Legs a'u'e'
+" Exchanges arc s,endy at s: u 81 for Sterling;
Tn. meme, markeii> ra'hcrtichi. but not more so
Inn. las, week After lst May 1t is generally admitted
tsan ,sye large cccpts from maturing paper, and Je
e ber loans The present otlneTcs tper cent
The following statement OF the FIRST hour days OF
cn navigation SHOWS the largest amount OF 'c'eaf an" los
. - whethe, in days orr in Albany
-, Of merchandise shipped at Albany - - n 9;
sso,r:pt, OF Tolls lSi
he, of ccarances. ~
boat fion, Albany went through Cncn on Saturday
- SUNDAY and Monday the canal was crowded The
ner cleared from the weigh lock u, Utica up 10 Sat
pa, rorins ls.. The Rochester Den"ent OF TUESDAY
"Tbc-c were over 10 boats stopped IN the vicinity of
w., Wavne Co. yesterday, on account of low water. OF
aumbe over 20 bound east and some ~ west
Over The Western Railroad The receipts for the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

SAIL DTCK LIGHT RAVENS 70 for -, BOAT "a, , SAILS.
PFR FEELINGS 81 to 73 inches wide; BAGGlNG. pain
and twilcd q and inch. Also Grain and Meal Bags -
BRINCKERHoFF. FOX 1. PoLHEMus,
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STOJTENBURC!I & FARR, Anc:iorecr,.
Stole No =; Canal VI

VIII eel ut 10 O'Clock ~ the Auction Room. NJ - Cana
IN continuation &c OF yesterday, bureaus BFsets
!n-ln 80, pets. table, Competing. mating. sc &c
Ai.n. bale 0fp;un" carried han.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

CoroR1sG OR Dy1Sa H,IR-NVhite red. or grey hair
changed dark brown permanent black. by the Moorish
Han Dye. Sold ut 20 cents 81 bottle nj the sign OF the
American Eagle 81 Chatham 323 Broadway, y y
or lSl Fulton street. Brooklyn. a36 2teod
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r. Dnlley Magical Pain Extrncor Salve at Daey's Agen-
cv = Walker 81 lSt store FROM Iyroadway nZ If

LADIES BoSr USE CoMMoS CHALK-t looks bad 1t M
lures the skin md makes look yellow. Try ones Spanish
Lilly White il gives the face neck pure. !eike, alabas
ter whiteiless Sold the Sign of the Amcrlcnni Eagle 81
Chnthum street; S2 Broadway; and 10 Fuons. Brooklyn
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School and Miscellaneous Books, &c.
WILLIAM h. CORNWELL,

VO DcUUtT-StTtVI, t"te 'V0' . J '0''' Z V " y
10 Oilers nj LOWEST RATES. School and Nlcelln-
rcnern 10 Which he inves the attention of Merchants
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

rs,O PAVERS-Sea proposals wall he receive. at me Stfer
Cunmi>>iouer', office until the tth Day OF MAY heN 10
renaye spring street between Crosby and Elm streets.
For further Inculls apply nj the street ,oh'"so'c'
Office wneIc specifications may t,e u..aiiet. ,
"S' John EVEN. Street Commissioning.
street Commissioners Office. April II. 1s.l. a5
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SurFIrY's SALENt .e IN Saturday N INST, by ofdei
ee:an a>sor,mcut Of Household fuTnhufc consisting OF ~
Ind rcawo, chars covered with blue satin tiHS. sofas,
vars atcrs centre tables pier AMI mnntei us-
a and Ingram cac,s astral lamps gIIandcics. bs' and bed
lt.,- 'rla ttult 4 e Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

SHryIrys S,lg-IVill SCI on Friday Apri. o. = 10 o.
clock Vi Al Nu6l Ellzabe'h >icci by order u the Se..
sn ai.e>. u aud uteUN', 1l the manufacture o. m
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fcs- Surin- Hats.-The subscriber informs Gentlemen
tina, he is now amply supplied with the Sprng Pattern
Hats.
His price will be as heretofore, for Fine Nutrn. 81 % Ind
quality So 25 and this notwithstanding important advance
in the price stock SPENCER 81 Chamber street mil rtt
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Observation-Disclosures GtS Bf sTEAM
II The proprietor Oi this wonderful invention. winch now
enrrossns so much Of public attention happy announce
the eopenng ottie Exhibition ut No ~ Broadway opposite
Washington Hall from \. VI until sunset ay. Ladc ad
gentlemen are assured that Exhibition not only oi the
highest order rcspectnblIy. but combines instruction win
amusement and fails gatiiy visitors Tickets = cts
Children Z els. Ores reviewed tnr The Mnchncs. as si
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

rv,o AYERS seeded propo,als viii he received NJ tie
Street Comm ssoner, Office unl the Gh day 81 May new
~ ,eonyc Rene street between Washington and West street,
and ~ ;,. the sidewalk where the NOT tagged!
For further particulars apply at the street Commissioner
' JOHN EVEN =. Ccmmsscner;
-, r.. office Ami 9th AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

Nc Martin E. Thompson, Architect and Builder.
office No wall street; prepared To furnish Plans and Super.
intend the Erection OF Buildings Residence No g CLINTON
Pnce where he may be IN the evening mi6L5HlS
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Sc,,s ot re Stock Exchange. see Last PAGE
h1- f0T We ~ ~ - tr,n,.nsn,N z II.
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~ Capt. al Punt hmcnt! -Lectures upon the abo
on OF tins abaIous and uncris,an will he delivered
day Evenings 18th and 9th INST the Apollo Saosn llO
Broadway. when the Popular Objections TO this Reform epe
clny rs presented by REV Nix CnEEvER will be considered
To commence ut ~ O'Clock.
Tickets 4s cents to delay expenses 10 be had the door
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

TAPER UANGINGS.-E. H. Ttpp. Ii. Diyision-,:reo
NEXT door to the Willow Tree has j, received fresh,u
nIy 81 Paper iangnC Borders Ere Board Patterns &C OF
pIaee in the city fhe who pleased TO favor hun WIN
e custom depend on far dealing and prompt attention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

~ Wantcd-For the American Institute the lN edition
of Adam Smiths Wealth of Nations published in l6. in two
volumes Ihepoessor will do favor lhe will ethers sell or
toon;, n9i Bits
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

Us Capital Punishment !-Icct,ircs upon the
abolition OF this harharo and unchrisian usage. will be de
livefed by CHARLES L. BCRLEiGI, of Philadelphia on Err
day and Saturday Evenings. 18th and 9th the Apollo
Saloon 40 Erondway. when the pvpunr objections this Re
FORM especially presented by Rev Mr. Cheevcr will he CON
sdcrcd To commence a. O'clock Tickets l2, cents 10
deiray expenses To be had al the door. a3i n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

I,OMPTR OILERS OFFICE. New York. April u. lSH;
" The temporary Water Loans falling due on the ir>i o.
May next Will be paid that day pnncpa ahi interest," -
this Office. ,.....
Holder, the Loan due aud payable as above desrous O
renyesng the same n cent can do 80 10y Wv
ing notice this department.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-10
John VAN Bureu,

Son of Hon. Martin Van Buren,, at a late mass
meeting New York. reported the following re>olu-
ton and prefaced it with stirring and whole hearted
speech ALL RIGHT -
ReSoired. That the nomination of James h. Polk.
by the Baltimore Convention for the office Of President
meets. 1t deserves. the cordial response OF the
Democracy of New York. HIS long and tired lden-
titication with those Democratic administrations in
which tho people of the State have repeatedly man.
tested their confidence the unyiedlng attitude of
resistance which he maintained against the moneycd
power. during the repeated assaults of the United
States Tank upon the people and their government.
are evidences of inicxibllIty, integrity and strength
of Democratic principles such "a We are accustomed
To look for and to find on the soil of Tennessee That
to- HIM ard 10 George VI. Dallas. his enlightened aud
accomplished associate. the State of New York VIII
give the coming election. such majority Is dac
the candidates to the they represent. and tn
The IN tude of he interests involved IN their
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-10
PIrke County.
DELTA. Ia =

DELTA, Ia, SErT %. 1874
DEAR CHAPMASs-I will venture To give YOU short
sketch OF some OF the sayings and dongs q" modern wing
gerry, in tins dark of which you may dispose as
you please
meeting for political discussion, between Wing
and Democrat appointed Annapolis, The stronghold
of whggery in this G'arke) county on the 9Th INST
iowbeit, the Wing absquatula-d, and when the hour
of both parties had collected hear when contrary
To the expectations of least and regardless {" e
Democrat who appeared within a few minutes OF the
tune To take part the discussion, T.. w McGaughey
Wing orator from Greencaslle and without preface
or apology, commenced speech, which he continued TO
lie came, doubt, prevent the discus
sion. and To impose upon the minds of de-
nded party aud infsc, II possible, darkness into
the minds of the democrats who he knew would he gath
cred to hear the discussion. In this last object, howrv
he failed Bot the anroIines with which he twstt d
and turned throw the Of II Ter the shout
ders o the democrats who used fair to keep
hm of the offices the Wings elected him To fill and
Ia show that the present democratic party not The old
Jefersonian and Jacksnnan party but that the g par
" Is and many other things equally absurd and untrue
very much re>ernbIed catching at straws while
hnpressiy drowning. In CONCLUSIONS, he attempted an
eulogy the character of Henry CLAY. lie said Henry
Clay was known every where. All nations and all coun-
tries knew HIN lie Then tired To compare Henry Clay
and James * Polk, but could not DO IL there too
great When The shark in the tail of the glow
worm can be III the centre of the at MONDAY
then, but not b"pre the character af James X Polk
eclipse that of Henry Clay said he.
Now persons who hear such stuff this should hon
esy draw distinction between fane aud infamy aud
not mi>apply the far the other \ becomes
far known and ice known for deeds of vice and viii
lany, for deeds of Hence s that Judns Is
carrot - better known than James the Just And hence
II Is too. that Henry Clay j. better known than James
Polk And the truth there smIlitude of char
bew Judus and Henry than between Henry and
James X. Yours &c III.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-10
A Reverend Ccr;iiier.

The wing press a few day, mos, piously con-
graduated the country IN having such meek aud wor
thy MINISTER the Rev. y. H. M. of Lexington. to
certf 10 the pure moral character of Mr. Clay The
Frdnnfort conan unrObcs thlS man thus
"For Il Of ,he - years he himself to la We
been resident of Lex ngon, Eve crediby Inform
ed he was known by every man IN that city OBJ
scure and un,nfucn ial ADJ Ocate of Democracy the
only distinguishing mark OF whose zeal, IN
dSr ous and acrim NOUS slupcration Of Henry Clay,
mora y. }o u. anil S0~ta y. during thc admin
israton Of ten. Jackson be VAS rewarded by MAJOR
Barry with small con ract. winch not prov NJ pro-
htablc ne anticipated he subsequently, claimed from
tie Department compensation for extra services, wnch
Mr.. Kendall who had succeeded Barry deHied hi,u.
Tins was certainly most >nlDby return for the ante
cedent dcfimlt on of Mr. Clay, and of course his out
ragged PATRIOTISM underwent collapse. \ few inter-
venIng months found him IN a new uniform, bealIng
has dram eceSGSiic lii the ranks OF the roas beef and
dollars day parry, of l-lo. Af,er the DENSE OF
zen HARRISON. and the expulsion OF Henry Clay and
his GolHs from the Capitol this Rev. Churchman for
lack of patron took up with the EmbOdl Mont, and
has been following his fortunes with various zeal, un.
til he has risen to Il seat the certltyiyg be1ct
alongside of Bascom. How he acqUltS INNS If IN this
and resPons BILE capacity We leave hs maiden Ct
fort at embarrassing to Illustrate"