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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-09-27
COmst0ck's SarsupQrilu

EDOSSEsSES all the powers Of any other Ex-
Il tract. Its medical properties we think to be
far superior to any other that has come under our
observation. All persons living in damp locations
should not be one hour without this preparation, es
we know it possesses the power to cleanse the blood.
by which the system is rendered almost imperious
TO disease. Price, SO cents per bottle.
For sale by Comstock Bros. SIS, Second-st., and
by E. E. FAY Bloomington
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-09-27
CHEAP
Root and Shoe Mandatory.

NNHE subscribers take this method of informing
l. the public that they have commenced the
above business in its various branches. They in
tend keeping on hand an assortment of fashion,
able BOOTS AND SHOES. Also, work made
to order, and of the best materials, at their
shop under the Herald Office
A. ADAMS & co.
Bloomington. May 3, ls45-tf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-09-27

s-ra,3vs VAULT IN BARBADoEs. There
.y,,srlous vault in Barbadoes in which
b lbs courage enough to deposi, the dead.
b, The fr3t cofFil was placed in il, and
nat period. ia 1908, 1912, 1916, and
several others have been placed there.
b tine, bowege., Notwithstanding eve
asajj5a to prevent lis occurrence, the
,alys been thrown on, Of the place in
.agsl confusion. Tho door Of the vault
e, de eilort Of six tnen TO open it, and
Is .nvlTilj'e result has been witnessed.
Ii no secret passage to the vault, nor is
aay possible way Of explaining the
NJ
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-09-27
COnneUs Pain ErfuncfOr

MMTILL effectually eradicate nfanation of all
w kinds. In cases of burns or scalds its c.
DUAL was never before known. Its soothing prop
critics are such that no matter how badthe burn or
scald. it will reduce it to case in Eve minutes.
All cutaneous erupons such as teter. erysipelas,
ring-worm DC, are entirely cured bv e above NAM
ed preparation. Sold by Comstock BROS, SIS, Sec
ond st.. ST Louis, and by
E. E FAY, bloomington
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-09-27

r.r bible ExrANr.--Among the
IuI';s the rooms of the Connecticut
al'' Safety. in Hartford. is Bible,
~ ,I7s. and which Dr.. Robbins thinks
70 p;bie in the world. There is also,
~ ri line Connecticut Gazette, printed
o " IN l755--the first paper printed in
f3 e Connecticut. Each number is
NY ;,s Of sheet Of letter paper.
DC ''- New Haven Register.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-09-27
IRON AND STEE
n SERIOUS .9FEfEEs.

n OAI k6EOtS u 1T ESs
HvHE undersigned takes this method Of inform
H. ing all persons who have been in the habit 0
eating, sleeping and drinking credit, that that
game is blocked for the future. If you have nei-
Their that which can use in my family, nor the
dimes, go to some other house and fool them YOU
have me. | would say to all persons knowing
themselves to be indebted to me that they will save
cost by settling-ether by cash or note. Take eau
ton by this, and don't fool away your time, for am
in real good earnest. CAPT. jim FARMER.
June IA, lSf5-tf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-09-27

,CoI. Todd, the U. S. Minister 10 Rus.
], learn from The n. Y. Courier, has
she National Institute an account ofihe
ll, Of The Gen. Duke de Croy, which
.,a preserved 1870 years and is still un-
I'd He was a Frenchman, in the Rus.
pr.ao, and al his death his creditors for
he burial Of his body until his debts
4 be paid. 1t was consequently placed
B, r7)n Of church. where i, was found
]iry years acc, aud ii is an object Of
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-09-27

!, n. SEA- serpan, is no longer a doubt
'a ,o, The monster bones found some
,h'. .o IN Alabama, have been arranged
: a aow being exhibited in New York.
~, n a remarkable state Of preservation,
., !. nprfec, as if jus. taken from the ami
a., ~ snjnaI bones as they are now arrang-
We ia fee, in length, and the animal
4',s measured a, least l25 feet. Thir-
!. # the ribs, apparently about half the
amber have been recovered ia a good
.3 nrove ,ba, this enormous snake must
assured % feet ia circumference.
Pennsylvania.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-09-27

r,s corn crop in S. Carolina, it is sta.
i"v orsvjIe Miscellany Of the 23d, is
p' failure, that many citizens are
g g "a leave tina. dis,ric,-while those
W. IN will be Obliged to rely on some
~ sl'', # the State Legislature for supply
w. y = The Miscellany, indeed, represents
y i, eounry, particularly in the region
~ III, as in "tight squeeze" if moi,
i'' borders Of starvation. and appeals
|. =, ~ the Justice of the Legislature for
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-09-27

Up LAsos.--Tne kaIsmazoo <Miclli
telegraph says -" 4, he present rate
/. Warrants cents OF a dolldr--any
Ill SIS in lis pocket. may 90 to The
0E,s ia Marshall, and secure 80 acres
.1qaat to any in this or any other State
~restmenl, if improved, sufficient TO
Ia family. This is an important fact
giants. az Mirhig i'll is one of the most
States in The Union. and lis situation
= 10 a,Iow the great bulk Of lis produce
IN! to malket."
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-09-27

-D,--In this place, Oh Monday last, MARY
SIA AlDnIcH, daughter Of Mrs. Geo. ".
ArFs aged 7 years,
's place, on Wednesday last, JAMES, inf~.
NJ. aud Zerilla Berkshire, aged
'mi mouths.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-09-27
NATHANIEL BLACkISTON,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MEL

CHANT,
Buys and sells all kinds of Produce and Nerchan-
disc, No. 5, Locust street, between Main
and Water streets. St. Louis.
REFERENCES:
j. & E. Walsh,' N. E. Janney & Co.,
Edward Tracy, Woods, Chrity & Co,
Berthod & Ewing, Crow & McCreery,
King & Fisher, Matlack 4 Rogers,
William p Cowles, Wilson 4 Rothers,
Chouteau d Vale, Gen. VIM. Milburn.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-09-27

TEVIiE undersigned respectfully informs the public
4 that he has commenced the Commission and
Forwarding business, as indicated in the annexed
card, to which. with the highly respectable houses
attached as references he begs to REFER and socits
portion of the business of shippers and owners of
produce and merchandise, pledgng, at all times,
his strict personal attention to the interests of his
friends. NATHANIEL BLAChiSION.
Julv II, lS45-3m
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-09-27
FsLOOMINGTON WHARF BOAT AND
PRODUCE MARKET.

THE undersigned, having built large and COM
l. modious Wharf Boat, for the purpose of doing
general Grocery and Produce business, would IN
form the farmers of the country that they are al all
times prepared to pay the hishcs; market price, in
Cash or Groceries, for all kinds of country produce,
and as we intend to keep a variety at all times on
hand, the citizens of Bloomington will find it great
Iy to their advantage to supply their tables from
Market. Fresh mea, of all kinds as we'll as fish
and fowls, kept constantly hand likewise gen.
eral assortment of Family Groceries, and Liquors of
all kinds, so we fatter ourselves that shall be
able to I'll! the orders of all who may favor with
their patronage. Bring on your produce, farmers.
FUNK & HASTINGS.
limo 81 Ioi5-tf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-09-27
Cheapest Store i'm Town.

UST received, a new and splendid assortment
OF GROCERIES, which are now open and for
sale low, at Neally's old stand, on Front Street,
three doors above the corner of Chestnut, by
April l9--5tf JY.BLACKWEIL.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-09-27
NOTICE.


HEAS acquired reputation far exceeding any
Il Il other preparation for that distressing COM
plant the PILES. Our information relative to the
power of this article, leaves US no hesancy to as
sert that no Human being labor under that pa n
full disease and use this article according to the d-
rections given. Sold by Comstock Bros, So Sec
ond-st., St Louis, and by
EE FAY, Bloomington.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-09-27

~ NOTICE.
A wagon marked Casper Haybarger,' and
\ anil >G<ected in the Bill of Lading "N. P.
Davis, was srroel last fall at st. Louis on board
he S. B. Iowa, for Bloomington. Said wagon is
now in the possession Of A. Oglvie 4 Co. Of this
place, and if not claimed within thirty days from
this date will be sold to pay charges.
Bloomington, l6th Aug. ls45-4w
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-09-27

FOR Eecer ara 1Sue, Oum0 .agnc, C'tH
ftrer. Intermittent Feuer, and The
yerious forms q lie BIZ
i0us diseases,
ENESIGNED especially for those affections Of
"a y the Liver, and other internal organs, which
attend diseases of bilious climates.
Those who are suffering from the above diseases,
as also those who kavc become inva,is fron their
affects upon the constitution, will find the INDIA
CaoLAGocuE an invaluable remedy for purifying the
blood, promoting the discharge of bile, and thorough
ly removing from the system the morbid effects of a
bilious climate.
Residents of bilious climates EMieRANTs, or
persons troreng through infected districts Of cou1,-
try, will find the Cholagoguc an invariabe and alb
solue PREVENTIVE.
Each bottle of medicine is accompanied with a
Pamphkt on the Causes. Treatment and Cure, y
with full directions, a copy of which may be had
gratis of the undersigned agent in Bloomington
A supply Of the above invaluable medicine just
received and for sale by the undersigned sole agent
for this vicinity PLlNY FAY.
August 9 1915.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-09-27

Sd OSTON NAILS-3's, As, SIS, 6's, SIS, los,
81 . l2's, l6's and 29's. Boston Nails, by
March %. BRIDGMAN q WEED.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-09-27
BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
U AIDES kid and morocco walking Shoes,
El l-2 gaiter and gaiter Boots,
Kid, leather and gambroon Ties,
GentIemens fine calf, kip and goat Boots,
Calf and kip Brogans and Shoes and large
assortment of children's shoes, just reed by
May 8. GREEN d STONE.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-09-27

EDLANK DEEDS, of an approved form, for sale
I'D at this oflics. Aug. 30.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-09-27

DkING GLASSES for sac by
SYta7 BRrraMAN q WEED.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-09-27

NHINE LUMBER-50 600 feet just received on
Il consignment and for sale by
June Ia, lS45. u. b. klSoUN'
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-09-27

GRAND DE TOUR STEEL PLOW'S.
THE Rock River Steel Flows, manufactured
i at Grand de Tour. and warranted 10 scour IN
NV so;I for sale by FRIEDMAN & WEED.
Bloomington, july le, 1915.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-02

shanl3 maea @ah epa0siaia n haaa sBeo
engsgea n bnsaness lEsnSFrsi4sns. = s.n, .,
lille snrprlsiRgs hpg ilse Saandara 81,
hars = hnhbF. That print i n I.f.,r
81 aAEocaie II lie nenannian hsrI ~.
ney srheme, hal j PEsrtirr ! rnur+H.a
g. aissena. hioHlE complains asf q ei,.,.
Il snsal bills heraase liz deaE usor', ~.
apl 10 he iuiaTsd ~ lie npeEs.aisn. uhil.
he rssrally Banks rap , lasse hsr,..,
fran the Issue. We ARE sarFy tial aeli,s
IN an sgr wien such cant ana hnn,tp..
srry pass rnrFrni with large nnn.lsr,f
ll.e eommunisy.- Nov d.es nos every
nan nf eemmon sense knnw ihsi in a.,
State sPesie = not 50 abundant a. 10 "a.
sl,le rs 10 di.pense Nilh small hills:-,l,,
&c Il Eas eEsE 80 shnndsnt u Is Boi a
eanrenirni. ifhoseEsr hhsre Is a.u,s,.
abundance al eoin among u. and lir.e
small bills are 90 mischieyinus in their
tendency. why j. il that the spfeis Dies
mt fasce Them sut Of siisnisiinn! Tie
Ranks do Hol mpel,heireiFeplslion na,
they aTe ready 10 receive them a anv Tine
IN payment # daes, or II the hnl,ler. prri,,
il. 10 plank up The sperie Gor them. Tie
truth j.. thai Ranks are blamed At alne time
for M, .nnriing sarh faeililies To the puh.
lie. sRd then they sEe abused berarse
they do. II sp,eie is scarce they are in
fault: il \ sound paper currency il NOT
annai. lhey ought In BE- crust eli: and 90
on 10 the end o( ihe chapter. The en-.
duet If the enemies of The Rant : remi, A.
Us Of a remaEk Of the eccentric I.orenzo
Dow. Speaking NJ certain theological
views. he affirmed there was no chance
for certain sinners, according 20 that ihro.
~; for. said he. =. IL Won do what God
commands. You'll be damned. or il Won
don't you'll be damned" So il is with
the snii-Bank men, the Banks are 10 he
damned any how. For our part, We find
money so scarce nowadays. We are thank.
full for small favoTs, and therefore never
refuse 4 small bill. We recolleelI haiS3
is the price e our subscription. and We
would say 10 our friends send in vouf
/ small bills. RembsTniaa.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-02
LATE FROM ENGLAND.

Mr.. Wheaton, the Tn ted States min
i.ler at Brrlln, his again opened nsgona-
lions wi,h The u ~ VrreIn for a ttea,y ol
commerce. The Voss Gazeue states that
ne "has already acted on this dneclion
from his GosernmtnI, sni il j. not M.
likely lhst hts proposition NAV be lsid be
lore the Grrnan Customs Conference, a,
pre- sem beng held al Carlsrnhr."
Ia Germany The new religion 10 con-
'ituing lis career, with alerna,e success.
e. and dsfea,s. At HaIbprsiadi. Rnngp.
the leader Of the movement, was nearly
assssslnated when preaching vlol.ni ser
mon seains. ROM; but at other places he
has had great success. .
The hissian army in Caucasus. after
several bloody cot hic,', have succeeded
in capturing he 'IlIsge cf Dargo, The res
idencs Of The CHIEF Of all the NJ 1bomme-
dan tribes Of the Caucasus and Of the
Daghes,sn.
Accounts from Turkey state that The
Porte has decided upon plan for tie pa-
ciica,ion OF the Lebanon. which has rc
celvedt the approSslef the representst,e
Of he tlye Gres, Powers. BY this me =
sure The independence Of both the Druses
nd Marenies will be maintained, aud the
free exercise Of thctwo religions satsiac,
,orlly secured. There has been a change
Of the Turkish Ministry.
FEARFuL EARTHQuARE. -Prom Hnnan
province there are srcouuis Of an earth
quake which denolihsI sbnGt ten thou
sand houses, kill ng upwards Of 1000 peo-
pie. Circulars viii the particulars were
selling in the stteeis OF Canton.
CALAMIroUs FIRE.-A Chinese papet
OF The 3lsl Nay contains tie particulars
Of most cslami,ous fire whlch took flare
10 Carton Oh The 25,h Nav. Ii broke gu |,
in theatre situated ia the centre al 4
square from WHICH there was no egress
ex eptby . narrow lane. |, was crowded
with people. more u,an thousand Of
whom we're killed. By ttereturns II the
mandarins il appears thai tie iotd num-
her OF persons Killed was 1857, including
81 mate and female actors; The wounded
are estimated Al 2l00. On Mandy parl
of the wall fell in and killed 30 more.
The Fbodus were so ietribly mUttIa'eh
that they could mt be teengnized, lIun-
drejs lay unclaimed, and The wotstceuse-
quences we're spprehendel from her
continued exposure. The authnri'ies ba !
ordered 400 collins for bodies that had
act been rlsi,pet. A large pornon Of the
dead are said To be femsles.
The Raleigh Standard is ont upon the
Banks Of the State, on account of theirs
suing small notes for the accommodation
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-02
AN ORDINA NCE.

Sic @
Whereas, various contracts have heen
entered into by The President Of the Re-
public Of Texas with divers individuals,
with The expressed intention Of colonlz-
ing an enormous amount &c the public
domain Of Texas; and. whereas, il IS be.
liPvfd thai said contacts are uncons,ttu-
,lnnal, and, therefore, void from The be-
ginning, and il carried oul would operate
as a monopoly Of upN ards &c . m,llion
of acres Of the public domain Of Texas,
il The hands Of few DECENTRALIZATION,
in truth. the citizen soldiers and creditors
OF the Republic OIL Texas had, BY The laws
and constitution OF said Republic, a clear
anlind spntsbleprevionsly subsistins rigin
to locate up,n public domain thus allempt-
ed to be assigned to sail coHr4ctors:
SEC. l. Therefore, it is hereby or,lain
ed aud declared, 'faal il shall be The daily.
81 the Attorney Genefa. Of this Site, or
the DIS ret in which any portion the col,
ONES may be situate, as soon as the or
ganz.tion Of The ST .te sh III be conplel. d,
. institute legal proceedings against all
colony contractors, g.. g.. fPhe bill
provides for the protection of sehlefs.1
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-02

A NovELTy.--A gentleman cf Al on.
III, has constructed car to ,un over the
praiTies by steam, without a railway.
The wheels are fur feel broad. and about
six feet in diam, l,r; the .ize OF The cars
about fifteen by twenty lert; il will carry
from Iorty 10 fifty tons at a "Trip, between
Al'on and Springfield. seventy miles, II
the Fate ottsn miles per hnnr. A few lr,ps
over tie rlaysy sol. with snch broad
wheels, il is thought. vi make an even
surf'ce and render the ground as hard as
a MrAdsmized rnad. s. ..-a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-02

Chalk in .7rknlsas.- DR.. Powell, NJ.
on his return from the northwestern por.
ton Of our State. says the Little Rock
(Ark.) Gazette Of tie 4lh inst, reports
the discovery Of extensive beds Of excel.
lent chalk the first and only discovery
Of The kind in the United States. lie
handed US specimen which. 50 lar as We
ean Judge from the taste and naked eve,
equals any we ever saw. We UNDER
stand il has been tested 10 The satisfaction
Of our druggists.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-02
THE LETTERS OF "soUHTERNER "
No. 2.
Jersey City, N. j., August 18th, ls45.
, IA L,a.I.... "a AZ p.nL.......- i III

Jersey City, N. j., August 18th, ls45.
To the EtitOrs Of the Richmond Wig.
Genflenaen--l am now again IN gaIlan,
little New Jersey. This ~ a u"bls little
Star in our Federal galaxy. What glo-
rious Uniun would we have were all The
S,aes Ike th's? The population Of Je5-
sey CITY aud suburbs Is sbout seven .hon-
sand and daily an The increase. Capital
lists are settling here from all parts Of the
North. and not few from Europe. Sc
Ve'al iactores are now putting up, and the
evlde", tendency Of things, and The mark
ed degree Of public spirit, which her m
ttll'eent and eoterprsng population man
Hest. Indicate that this ! tide c,tv. now
qus'ly SEATED on the banks Of the Hudson,
Is des lined, at no very remote time, TO
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-02
THE CHARACTER OF JUDGE STORY
BY DANIEL WEBSTER.

We are persuaded thai we crafty our
readers no less than ourselves BY lransrer-
ting 10 our columns from the Boston pa.
pers the following report % the remarks
Of Mr.. Webster. On in,rnddcing, a, the
Bar Meeting Of Safoik (at Bo:ton) The
resolutions published in our last, in honor
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-02
LATEST FROM BRAZIL.

by the Nautilus. arrived at Bal imorr
form Rio de Janelro. advicrs have been
reeivsdup 10 ihr Oh of Augusi, by which
The following information has been Oh
Isined:
"Rio de Janeiro, Aug. 9th, 1915.
1.-The British Minister here has rere.y-
ed desparhes f,om Monieyidro sayirg
that the English and French have pl-csd
a man 81 var alongside OF zach OF Rosas'
sesstls Of war off Monlesldeo. and in
formed them that they could no, move.
Rosss has been defeated in the interior by
Paz and Lopez, and is now forcing every
man from Ia To 20 years oI age into his
army as last sTuggle, aud Is doubl less
near his polIIcal end.
MOn'e' ideo sdViccs to the 18th ul',
say that French brig.ol-war has hauled
up Ia the head of our haIbor fnr The pro
'ecuon Of the left wing Of the lines, and
the Brit,h ship ComUs has anchored ia
postum outside TO bear upon the enemy
on the right wing. These movements
evince hostile char Ger"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-02
FROM TEXAS

The G weston papers e the 9th con
tam the. nsntalIou Of Texas entire.
Attached /, it is The 60 wing lmpoilan,
ordinance:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-02

We hsEs bten POlI'sly Psraillld tsaIs
che T'oFirl 10 publish he following srTy
interesting extract from . letter ii Gro.
Tsyiar "a a genIisn.n Il lhis sIiy:
as YEA NJ base msI uilh M sRsRy.
mar 10 sxperi We shall 10 80. Al any rsis
for soae n@r. - out chisl Magistrate
cannot declare Wa'; snd iT0m al he m
lnTnslion I ran "hisin. ! Do rot brl,ese
Mexico wIll dselsTs wsr Eg'inst NJ: snd
even shonii she haze the q merry 70 do
80. she viii hardly nilrmPt 70 In' sde sny
portion ri our ieITiioIy, buI w'll arI n"
the dtirnsi'e sud hy nnh-mleTeOursr. l
w.s quils surprised 20 lrsTR Ihai rOnsisl-
rF,hl- q. pEthens'Ons acre Il i by she good
eiI gems Of New Orleans and el'es hire
for our .leiy. particularly ~ ] neither by
lslrF, OF IN any oIheT way. expressed Ur
sn'sIlaiuTd the op'nIOn that lhaBRh' our
srusIi n etiliesl one, much less that de-
sired reiI fIremrni. ~ Ihst nv command
sas not adequate TO rep ! sny lore aha.
might Re tTOnghl against i'-- The same
tine duly aPP'eei.Is, as we'll as feel, un-
der the greatest OblgsIiars 90 the good
people al your city, 20, nhly ioF The IntsI-
est hey manifested fnr OUT safety. hot more
especially for the efficient AID Of he two
voiot istr mranles Uf artillery so promp:-
y desPaehed."