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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-10-22
PATE. r Y ERMI + I & l..
DOCTOR MLANE'S
lILR loan Ii or Il SpECIFiT.

Promptly e5gets Worms almost iacredbte number.
To subsantiae the above fact many hundreds OF test
monals could be adduced out Of which the following
selected. from individuals of standing ana In
powers of this remedy will have additional tendency
to and confirm fIfne. and that if it
sally known and dusei the United States, it would
less than many hundreds, if not thousands Of
lives annually.
CERrrlcsTEsI do certify that a vial Of Or. N'Iane's
American w orn Specific expelled five hundred and
from boy of John Lewcllng which, if laid in straight
line, would have most probably measured the
length of hundred yards JOSIAH JACKSON.
Owner of Water Forge, and other Works,
Monongalia county, Va.
AsroS1suIxG-yEr TRuE!.-DR. M'LANE's American
Holmes < Kidd, Druggists of Fourth and V God
sts., vial of DR. VI Lanes American Worm Specific
and gave about half the vial child of mine
five old, and to relate she passed fully
fourths pint of worms, mostly alive, OF
which measured eight inches long. Her health IS much
ed that period This statement freely make,
the public ougl know that this valuable medicine
can be procured in city
ELIZA STEVENSON. Pittsburgh.
This o certify, that the above is
and If doubts arise. the have been preserved
alcohol, and may be hS those who sceptcal.
JAMES HAMIi.. W ashington Lock, near Goe.
Bcale's Cotton Factory Pittsburgh.
Pre- pared the Proprietor by Jonathan Kidd & Go.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists. No. 90. corner Of
18th and " God streets, Pittsburgh.
y. B.-Bc particular to ask for DR. VI Flames American
w orm Specific, or Patclt Nernifuge.
agents for M'Lanes Pills and norm specific.
Milton, Jesse Hatt Cambridge City, 5. F. Shorp; Ger
mantown, Pohn ID. Wolff Mechaniesburg, Henry Gete;
CentrevIe, John +. Dunham; White School house,
Thomas Ellis Liberty, Culley & Bowers Brownsville,
Henry Rider Abingdon, VI. a. White; Phllonlath W.
Amphlet; Richmond, Irwin Reed.
May 2Sth, 1Sf5. 22-bm
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-10-22
RICHMOND FOUNDRY!
STOVES. IOILOIV-ySA ARE. ana CASTINGS.
Al etEE.Ci "a a All Prices.

THViIE undersigned oul respectfully inform the pub
lie that he carries the iounGery business the
establishment lately conducted by the firm of T. and J..
O llarra He has hand superior lot of TON Is
consisting Nos. ,. and Improved Premium Cooking
Stove, Spiimans Improved Cooking stove. and ten
plate Stoves of different with general
Franklin and Paror Stoves. AIso--Pots. Kettles.
Andirons, and Wacon Boxes.
lie also and makes order Cardng Ma
chimes. Condensers, Spinning and Mapping Machines.
broad and Power Looms, Pulling Stoves, and all
kinds Of Machinery used in Manufacturing establish
ments
Mil Gearing of all kinds made the shortest notice.
IL feels confident saying that he has the largest and
best selected lot Of patterns the Western country
Grist and Saw Mills lie has short, the latest i'm
Provtlnent in the Mill Gearing line.
I'd PLOUGH MAKERs.
has Sloops Pioughs, right and left Peacocs right and
let's " GODS Plough four different slzes. OF which he
will sell ut Cincinnati prices, for Cash.
j. IHRESHIAG NACIINES.-IIe has an excel
lent Thre~hig Machine which he manufactures and will
sell for lash approved Trade. For horses
and despatch the execution Of work il inf. rior
The undersigned his thanks the public
the liberal support bestowed upon the late firm of T.
and iarr and would respectfully solicit continu
of their flvors J. Ali kinds of Machinery repair
ed short notice. Cash, Wheat. good Horses will be
take in exchange for any OF the above articles
THOMAS OHARRA
15It that the business of the firm Of
+. and ]. OlIarra should be settled soon pos
sibc; Il! rcforc. those who indebted % said firm
hereby requested 10 make immediate payment.
June II, leio. Jan.3l 10. I. OH,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-10-22
LEATHER

1They will also keep for sale variety of Eastern and
CountryTannned Sole and Upper Leather, Calf Skins.
Harness and Birdie Leather; hIe will be exchanged for
Hides Skins and TalIow. They will sell Leather cash
prices 1bGlNS y RoItiEkS
ffagerstown, June II 1-i5 80 IN lift
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-10-22
TEMPLES AMERICAN LISINEsT.

The CHEAPEST, and undoubtedIy the BEST Of al
Liuiments betofe the public;
~ o better general application be made, when
/ Y applied according directions for the CURE OF
Burns, Bruises. Sprains, Calls, Swell
lings, Piles, Chilblains. Frosted feet.
Cuts, Poli-Evil, Fis;uIa. Sweeney.
Pain in the Breast. Cholic, Scratch
cs, Scrotula, obstinate old Sores,
Rheumatic complaints. dc. &c.
Numerous tesmo mails of its efficacy be seen.
whe rever the article is for sale.
For sale at the Book store, by J. w. Gilbert. and \.
Earnest in Richmond. and by merchants generally thro'
out the Western country.
July 9Th 1915. 2stf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-10-22

VyARNIShES.-S. Il. Lippincott. has Just received.
from Philadelphia superior article of Pale Coach
Body Varuish together with Cabinet and Japan Varnsh
also lot Of fashionable Carriage Trimming low for
cash. Richmond, June ii. lS4o. le' AL
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-10-22
TAXES FOR 1915.

II EXPECT to attend in the several Townships in this
County for the purpose of receiving the TAXES for
the present year, on the following days, to-wit:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-10-22

ONMTTHS LININENT.-Surest remedy FOR the
i of Sweeney Po-Ev fistula Strains, Eruises,
Scratches Big Head. &c, that discovered
Also for the human flesh il excels the of Rheu
matte Pains, Swelling of the Glands of the Throat Ring
Worms, letter, Frosted Feet &c.
Eachge nuinc bottle is stamped .'Snith's Linimcnt.'
and sipncd Denny * Minor. sole Proprictors. None 9TH
genuine. DENNY X MINOR Eaton, O.
The above Linimcnt is for sale the Drug Store of
l. REED x BROTHER.
Richmond, June IL, 1915. lf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-10-22

CAsH-Paid for FLAXSEED. by
b. BRICHTW ELL.
Richmond, June 4. lc4S. Stiff
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-10-22
NATIONAL. HOTEL,
Richmond. Indiana.

w. BOW Frs, PnorRIrroR.-1hc above Hotel
~ formerly kept by ID. ID. Sloan. is in the occu-
pancy of A. W. Bowers and open for the reception of his
friends and the oublic generally.
June IL, 1916. loct1 ~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-10-22
[AN ExrRAoRpINARY CURE. |

From James W. Turner, Esq, late of the L. S Navy.l
have been afflicted several years with weakness
my breast, costveness and difficulty of breathing
lately than troubled, though had take many
prescribed remedies. Through the advice "A friend /
procured DIR. Smiths Patent Sugarcd Pills. which used,
and the have only relieved but red complaints.
Nv wife has also used them with the happy effects
/ believe them the best medicine the world
JAMES NJ TURNER, ISL Greenwich ST., N. Y.
Refers the Hon Silas w right, L. S. Senate.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-10-22

From the Deputy Sheriff of New York.
Or. Smiths .Sugared Indian Vegetable Pills. hav
been used in the Edrdge street Debtors Prison, wit
uncommon satisfaction. | have he ard a medicu
spoken Of with interest by the sick who take
these Pills.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-22

EHOWES MABIE, rropo-s Of this, Ire mos extensive and
splendid establishment in the United STATES respectfully
nonce the opening Of the Tuesday
day the 2'tt and th Of May which pre-
pared 10 maze the most ample arrangements for the
OF az who may attend The Managers
ishon that pnpey ceeOrum and excellent order
en features OF ats internal that
and the most suitable appointments distinguish from an oilers thai
have visited this city The corps composed Of
sixteen oelebred performers The Exhibition
Splendid Bnsle Band which dees competition Admissonoxea
30 cents, PIT 5 children under 10
open and Performance commences at q and al
O'Clock. See bills a he Hotels 47-9w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-22
PUREIC SAFE

Office hereby given SATURDAY.
18th day OF July 1885, between O'Clock p NJ
said day. at the Cou House door, the indianapolis
10 public sale order Of
Court made at the last April thereof TIE James VIII
son vs. Thomas Hunt and others PARTITION all the
title and interest OF The parties to said suit 10 The half Of The
southwest quarter oi section thirteen township north
range three east The said land lies Madison
one half mile south OF the donation One half OF the
ey VIII he required in hand with
twelve months will be received for
ceved unless equal appraised value of the land
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-22
TO THE PUBLIC.

yJ,HE extraordinary course taken BY Col G. NJ Robinson
the principal agent Of Voorhees, and Cos stage lines dis
closed by the following affidavit and certificates land which
but specimen OF extensive practice pursuing by
said Robinson and under agents of said Co.
dented and uncaled for that have deemed it but Just to
myself my friends and the public to give such publicity to
the facts will enable the public duly 10 appreciate the
matter This do without comment other than 10 say that
my action said stage company has been uniform
ly kind, and marked by the utmost fairness
ISDrASAFoLIs, May 20, ls43 N B. PALMER.
I, Andrew Freeman, do depOse and say. that being in the
employ Of Voorhees, Co.. driving STAGE east of indianapolis
the 18th May drove from Cumberland 10 IndiaDsp
oils and that prior to leaving Cumberland the passengers
requested my arrival Indianapolis to take them to
the Palmer House they desired TO stop there.
accordingly drove Indianapolis. and stopped front
Of said Voorhees, Co.'S stage office and delivered the way
bill to David agent of said stage Co., who directed
drive TO BrOwning but the passengers thereupon
stating that they desired be aken the Pamer Houses
the said agent said this depOnant Go ahesdn This
deponen then drove the Post office and thence to the
Palmer House where the passengers got out This de-
ponan then drove the stable and went from thence the
ge Office, where he met by COL G. M Robinson, the
principal agent Of said stage company, who enqured Of him
business he had take passengers the Palmer
House which this deponent replied that he had done
request Of the passengers Col Robinson replied that
he would discharge any drivers that took passengers
Palmers, and that he would take the stock om any
Tave.eeper that would recommend passengers to the
Palmer House "and that the said Robinson told this
deponan that he discharged and that he had further
business for him. That said Robinson igned other
for dschagng this deponen other than taking said
passengers to the " Palmer House,
ANDREW FREEMAN.
Subscribed and to before me, the undersigned
Justice of the Peace Marion county, Indiana Ibis 18th
day Of May, 1915. JOSEPH A. LEVY, J.P.
INDIANAPOLIS, May 10. 1885,
We the undersigned passengers arriving in Indian apo
this day. in Voorhees, line of stages from the east do certify
that requested the driver Andrew Freeman)
to the Palmer House and that this request twice
made front Of Voorhees, stage Office the pre-
sence and hearing Of one Of their agents.
JOHN WALKER,
GEORGE WOLFE,
JOHN KERNS,
1t4S JACOB DUSTHMIRE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-22

TO THE PUBLIC.

TN the Indiana of this morning pubcaon the
name of N B. Palmer has just under notice
Ii is unwarranabe and unprovoked and therefore hasten
TO lay before the public, that correct and just
understanding OF the hole matter be- formed
said Pamers actions towards the Stage Company has been
uniformly kind and marked by The utmost fairness wish
impartial community to read and judge for themselves
There must be 10 produce effect, and wish
to say few words in reply the vigorous production of
Mr. Palmer Up somewhere about the ist Of MAY inst
moved along in the community with the said Pal
mer to all appearances harmoniously We all occasions
passengers wished to stop at his house, sent them
there and frequently, the stage loaded with paSsenge ,
would wish 60 there and did so without any e
part to prevent Them until said Palmer deemed eIpsdien
accept agency for stage line running directly parallel
lines and taking advantage Of favorable
disposition towards him, spared pains
the passengers zoe took 10 his house for the other line and
in order carry hostility towards the
stronger erected large sign his sidewalk with
eraI Stage Office" upon it, which is INTENDED to decere the
public las il has already done in nsiance Noiwith
standing, it is we'll known fact among citizens
that only lines he has stopping at his house be in
cuded in figure g. and those lines inferior ones As
matter Of course could not be expected that
eny permit ourselves TO be persecuted in that way
thereupon thought proper order pas
senger establish office the said Palmer House
could be done where will be happy friends.
AS tuning off dE=er prove by Of the
respectable citizens here that the said driver stated that he
would give the Palmer Housethe preference stopping
place. the habit of keeping our en-
pIoy those who would oreate against interest,
aliOtrei him the prriicge of leaving y
G. NJ ROBINSON, e.
"' For j. s. p VOORHEES, & Co.
INDIANAPOLIS May 81, lS45. it4S
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-22

From WAsHINGToS.-A correspondent of the New
York Evening Post, speaking of President Polk, says
ne is certainly much sought AFTER and those who
have any thing but curiosity tor their motive Business,
important business is engraved their grave coun-
fenances, which carefully read means Office, good
contracts Notwithstanding these intrusions, the
President is devoted to his official tasks. He signs
nothing without the strictest examination, and has
frequently to the confusion of clerks, detected serious
errors in the papers sent for his signature.
son the engrossng subject of our foreign relations
he appears perfectly tranquil He apprehends, it is
said, no war with Mckee, and rumor says there are
steps being taken that will reconcile that offended
power and put an end to all troubles from tat quarter
The country will yet be surprised by the prudence and
good judgment of the President and Cabinet IN Their
measures and policy with Mexico. How our dispute
with England will end one can just now predict
The President is firm, bat calm decided, but not
rnconciiating. If England does not seek a war
which is far from probable, it is pretty certain she
will be forced into any such grave alternative by
the imputed rashness Of the Executive
"There was semi-oficial reception last evening a
the White House, which was well attended. Severa
foreign ministers present, and amongst others
was glad to see the able representative Of Brazil
He remarked in conversation, with POPULARITY
on the extraordinary ludcrons exaggerat:ons of tn
friifng difficulty between our Minister at Rio Janeir
and his Government. The matter has long since ter
minated satisfactorily TO all parties, and Mr. Wise hat
in no manner compromised himself or his country
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-22
TAILORING.

rENHE subscribers take this method of informing their friends
the public that they
ness on washington street between PENNSYLVANIA and Delaware
door east Wapaes where will always he found
ready and willing TO do work the shortest and
fashionable style; say and ALL give US a
DANIELS & MONTGOMERY.
p s. The undersigned has hand
summer cloths vestings &C. which he wse low for cash.
assn p DANIELS
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-22

NJ
5NE subscriber would respectfully the citizens
indianapolis and Indiana generally that
extensive stock of LdU Medical TheOEoFical
and School Bo0ks Stationary all which
been selected with
made arrangements with the Messrs Harper
ork and ether publishing houses in the have all
works forwarded by express published, the subscriber
datters himself that he offer inducements
fessOna public fail to arrest their
attention The following works. publishing in parts,
ready for delivery:
Harpers Pictorial Illuminated Wandering Jew. ~ f
Bible TO No. 25, London Lancet. ion)
Ilarpcrs, Pictorial Illuminated Braithwais Retrospect,
Shakespeare, 70 No 4e, Encyclopedia of Practical Medi.
Mchelets History Of France, cine, (noyy completed
kolrauschs Germany, Eclectic Magazine,
Bishop Thirlwell's Greece Knc kerbocker Magazine.
OIIaloans Ireland eegan Southern Literary Messenger
ThieFs's Napoleon, American Review.
Thiers's French Revolution, Democratic Review,
Thiers's Consulate under Napo- Grahams Magazine
leon. Ladies' National COMPANION,
Maunder's Treasury Of History, Godeys Ladies' Book
Fross Political History Of the Arus Ladies' Magazine
World Ladies' Musical Library
kendalls Life OF Jackson, Classical Library (HapersJ
Bardner's Popular Lectures, Boys and Girls do do
Martins splendid Bible, Library of my Young Country
Wesley's sermons, men. (Appleton.)
An orders for books stationery paid punctuly
tended and delivered from the subscribers which will
visit all parts of the State or by mail IL so directed
SAMUEL TURNER, Fifth door of B-0rniaR's.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-22
WESTERN ENTCRPRrSE.

TENHS question settled az the Oregon question not thai
n S7LERATUS of The Test quality, Marion Co.
la, good the Yankee has heen
fa tested iy those no good The
signed has succeeded making alka Perfectly crbonsed
lhatw dissolve atmosphere and which he Offers to
dealers reasonable terms by The keg barrel Call at Fetch
mandatory Of Indi
annapolis, the national road. 4S-6m WIN. ROBSON.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-22

A Convention of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
composed Of Delegates from the slave-holding States
recently met in Louisville, Kentucky, and we believe,
is yet in session at that place. The principal object
OF the Convention is to discuss the plan OF dividing the
Church as proposed by the late General Conference
From what we have of the proceedings, it is pref
fy certain that large majority Of the Delegates will
vote for q separation.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-22
Book Bindcry and Blank Book
Mandatory.

The subscriber having associated with Mr. JOHN JENTSO
IN the above business will he enabled to furnish Bank and Blank
Books Of description for other style
ana quality Of piper inferior Manufactured in IRE
cities County and Bank Officers requested call and
inspect stock Of superior writing and book bind
ing stock generally before giving their orders elsewhere.
TURNER JE.NTSON.
40 Fifth door of BrOWRings Hotel
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-22

H. 1--WE requested say that Gov. Ray will adj
dress the audience Saturday next, Immediately after
Judge Wick
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-22
sl3599O

SUCH that that branch Of the service in the State above
named exceyg the Hudson river route which has been let
reduction Of cost remain yet be assigned TO contract
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-22
ONE GENT REWARD!

NNIILLIAM BERRY TUMBLESON, bound hoy. away,
w the eighth of May nst from the subscriber. living
Morgan county Indiana mile and half south Of SsUHe
returning said Roy, will receive
but charges paid All persons forbidden harbor
n my He is about thirteen years Of
90 I845 3wT ALFRED NJ. DELAyAN
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-22
SIX CENTS REWARD!

RAN AWAY from the subscriber on The l2h inst, WILLIAM
"A BaSS apprentice the
~ The reward viii be paid any
ling apprentice All persons hereby forbid
him any aceolnt, will prosecute all such
ndes against the law. the fullest extent thereof.
Iadarareis -Mav H. Is4s. 47-3w WM. w. WEAVER.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-22
prtV GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
sPn PIECES assorted Saeses pees Summer stun from laa
Tckng check Jeans Colon and WooeD tan
nell other articles suit this line, all
very confident domcstcS
the lowest. Losk around for ~ E. HEODEkLf
FISH! FlSH!i FISH!!!
tJPERIOR No Nskere hne lot Of
- Herring Tor sale low at HEDDERLYs as
COTTON YARNS.
loo n POUNDS Peerssrrh Indianapolis Cotton Yarn
IQgI13y st Mill Piices al HEDDERLTS. ~
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-22
Great Savings under the New Contracts
for Carrying The Mails.
We find the following in the last Washington

We Ind the following IN the last washington
Union
MAIL LETTINGS OF 1916.
Mane-coach and horse service let to contract
at less than present price paid, by $50
New Hampshire, 20O0l
Vermont, 2272l
Massachusetts, 1924
Rhode Island, '2,463
Connecticut, ii 053
New York, 9l792
20. eI25 QQ0
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-22

The Indiana TOcsin is removed to LapOrte.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-22
crWe pubIlsh no icllIions staIcnsnLs.

aisTAR's BALsAr' sold 81 per bcte Tor S.
Sold Cincinnati the o Fourth
SANFORD PARK, Agents for the West For by TOM
LINSON BROTHERS, Only Agents in Iadianapos kisH
-Tere Haute Ia c. F. WILsTAcK-Iafyete HucHrs
sCo-MadsOn, la. WINsTANDLET & NEwkIEK-New Albany, la
Centreve, Ia JAMES NooDs-Knisson, Ia
RURK-cIwfordsvie Ia DR. L. BEEcHER-Fon Wayne
JoHS GoRDoS-Saem, VIM M. Notwithstanding, Ia }.
soMEs-vnceubes, la and by regular established in all i'm
potaut towns throughout State. z-v
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-22

r1REPARE ye sharp shooters young squirrels thick ana The
annoyed with them sboat Their
md fine powder
hot and lead HEDDERLy's cheap store. "a
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-22
DR.. Wistar,s BaIsam of wild Cherry.

Indianapolis. Nav 81, ls45. i4s %
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-22

q GOOD Couch Smith wanted Immediately, 10 whom steao
n employ md liberal wages win be paid, by
Indianapolis, Nay Is, iss5. 473wT CASTOR bkoIhIS'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-22

: -Delarare County,
Taken up by Andrew Collins, Of Washington township
Delaware county Indiana April 10TH 1885, one soel mare
supposed to be four years DID, about 10 hands high with
white on the left foot the pasern joints appraised
ihuty-ive dollars, before VIM. Barrett, J. p.
CAMfTEI. rr
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VALUABLE LAW BOOKS.

VESEY Jr's. Chancery Reports, Summers
edition, complete 30 vols.
Digest OF the New York Reporters Royal volumes,
by Thomas w. Clarke.
Wbeaton's Law OF Nations.
Peters Digest supreme District Courts the
United siatrs-4 Royal volumes.
PHILIPS on Evidence Royal octave volumes
For sale NJ the bookstore OF
DRINEPP MORRIS
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LONDON PAPERS,
40 half price.

r w. RANDOLPH & CO. have ON hand n
~ large o London News. London Times, Punch a.
u.aisd with the ane,, wood which ,A.y
VIII sell nj hall price. Ju "a