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The New York herald., 1845-09-24

STEAMSHIP GREAT WEsTERN.-This lucky steamer
was spoken by the Metoka, from Liverpool, on the
2Oth instant, in lat 40 30, Ion 81 40; also on the
came day, at 9 A. M by the Henry Newell, in LAT.
40 81, lon 81 70, going of in fine style, under steam
and sails; and also on the same day and same hour
by 'he Clara IN lat 40 a. Ion. a. II appears by the
latter that the observations Of the Newell and Clara
slightly differed.
The New York herald., 1845-09-24
THE LIVES AND OPINIONS

BENJAMIN FRANKLIN BUTLER,
United States District Attorney for the Southern District
of New York
JESSE HOYT,
Counsellor at Law formerly Collector Of Customs for
the Port of New York
With Anecdotes or Biographical Sketches Of
Stephen Allen, Isaac Q Leake,
George p Barker Charles l., Livingston,
Jacob Barker, Edward Livingston
James Gordon Bennett, William l. Marcy
Samuel r. Belts, Mordecai NJ. Noah
Isaac w Bishop, Thaddeus Phelps,
+. ? Blair. Elijah F. Purdy,
Walter Bovine, Roger skinner,
{. {. Cambreleng, Peter W. Spcer,
Moses J. Cantine, Samuel Swartwout,
J. l. Coddington, Enos Il. Throop
w. H. Crawford, Henry Ulshoeher,
Edwin Croswell, John Van Buren,,
John w. Edmonds Martin Van Buren,
.izarah G Fagg, Prosper NJ. Wetmore,
Lorenzo Hoyt, Campbell p White.
Jeromus Johnson Levi Woodbury.
Isaac kiobe, Silas Wright,
Cornelius w, Lawrence, Samuel Young
And their friends and political associates
ny WILLIAM L. MACKENZIE.
The tolls of law (whlt dal X insidious mn
Have cumhrous add 4 pick the tru h.
Aud e gthea simple jutice 10 trsde,)
II W siurous Were the dts atstw hese broke
Ani every man within the reach 4 right
Thompson's Seasons
The New York herald., 1845-09-24

GRAND INDUSTRIAL CoNvEsrIos.-Ths great con-
vention of philosophers OF the day. will be held next
month. Mr.. Owen, the philosopher, has Just arr-
we'd from Europe for the express purpose of attend
ing il as delegate from that portion Of the human
race on the other side of the Atlantic This con-
veDuon will be composed Of all the philosophers,
socialists, radicals, savans, believers and unbelev-
in every species Of reform talked of in the pre-
sent age. 1t will be one of the most motley assem-
blages which have taken place since the convention
rnetln Noah's Ark before the deluge. We hope the
present is not premontory symptom Of similar
catastrophe. Some OF the most original theories Of
society, politics, rehgon and law, will be discussed,
and 1t Is intended to have direct operation on the
approaching State convention in this State about 10
be called for remodelling the Constitution We bs.
lieve the venerable Robert Owen will be the pres,-
ding genius, infusing life and spirit into the whole
affair
The New York herald., 1845-09-24

PRIVATE PoLrrIcAL History or NEw YORK
OUTRAGEOUS PUBLICATION Monday last the
town has been fairly overrun with publication IN
the shape of a singular pamphlet, under the follow
ing title:
The New York herald., 1845-09-24

At the close of the play.
the President to Robert Tic
runs on the winning side,
The New York herald., 1845-09-24

Thomas Dury, John Crooke, James Hays, Abel Law.
renee, Delverance King Clark Ellis and David Hinck.
ley impleaded with others arragned upon an in.
dictment charging them with conspiracy riot attempt
prisoners and appearing disguised and armed
Dury King, Hays and Ellis plead guilty to ali Of the in
dctments except that which charged them with const.
acy and attempt 20 rescue. David Hnckley plead gull
~. Crooke and Lawrence, not guilty.
VIM. Morrison, erragned an indictment charging
an attempt to rescue prisoners, plead not guilty
Nney)our Persons Indicted for Murder IN n. Ers o,.
gree cf those in Custody-More indictment, far
Conspiracy and being Disguised and .4rmed-Nuaber
n intiR.nte,s Indicted during The Term Court cj
ney and County Cterk-1he Prisoners.
The grand jury into court last night, few min
utes previous to midnight, and presented % indictments
for murder in the first degree The following is a cor
rect list of those in custody who will be- tried nm
der these indictments Henry D. Wickham o. Roxbu
~; Daniel W squIes, do Abraham Hadley, Bovins
Northrup, (The Chief) Mddletown Darius Travis do
William Joslin; Andes John Latham, Middletown
Zera Preston dol Alonzo Sandford do; Jason Sandlo1d
Nddletown william Kelley, do Andlew sap9sora a.
Zsaoe r po;t MoTaarup; 90 John Phcnx, do, Andrew
Edward O'Connor, Bovina Barbour Stafford do Moses
EaIl, Andes James Clayton, do; VIM. Brisbane, do
Edward Mason, do VIM Reside, do Wesley Durham
do; John Wsit.on. Jr do; Jamucl shaver, jr. do.
The Grand Jury aso found bills against thrty.nine
different Tarsons whom they indicted for consnracv
Kidnapping, being armed and disguised rot &C. OF tb;s
qmoer ohn Grone ane o'owns are n custody Dewy
snefin Kelley, Darius Travis, VIM Morrison. Anal Iaw,
rance Clark Ellis, John Van steenburgb 80"
An order was entered sending ali the ;najctro.n,s
found az the term OF TINS Court of General Sessions 10
tho Court OF oyer and Terminer, to be tried thern
The whole number OF persons indicted during tha o,
= A2 Several OF these have been indicted six or eirht
times. - " e's"'
The Court Of Oyer and Terminer meet tomorrow.
when grand jury will be empaneIIed and inJ~c
Parker will deliver his charge f' ~ '1'es
me last Grand jury have performed their duty faith
fully and caressiy and deserve the esteem and thanks
OF the community Regardless Of the fact that many Of
The New York herald., 1845-09-24

ANTI-RENT DISTRICT.
Judge Parker's Charge.
BY SPECIAL EXPRESS FROM DELHI.
PROM THE

One OF our reporters arrived last night by special
express from Delhi He brought the following high
ly interesting proceedings on the opening of the
Cour, or OVsr and Tarniner-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-03-06
Prospectus
'.THE TRUE AMERICANA

NUMBER Of Kentuckans shareholders and others, propose to
"A pasi. IN The c q Lsga devoted 70 gradual and
StsIe the hfnl, and basis az ry The time has
come when se ami respectable party u not ms"y OF Inc PEG
pie prepared take this subject and the
ED pod wtrt injustice bat wah eminent benefit TO al
by free conference Of opinion and nnaBieled dicussion.
We popse act State not 10 unite with party,
q liberty Of all par,es we s ls t% with ssaed courtesy and
heaanee be consistent with te integrity OF the
Ii pused from their old
part associations The under control will appeal temper
Gty firmly 10 the aud the the of
shall take rsdy respect The legal rights OF
ohers we Intend TO MAINTAIN We shall stienip 10
coneentssy vindcsie and upsdd the ethics,
10 AZ sects IN an Things concerning human acinn believing with
Jefferson that there dangerous hut tha be lef
and time serving expedency which caters the tyranny
on ny excluding from The press Whatever dses not s the issus
-y 60 Tie hngaee plain,
hld sEd gdour shall be Independent
principles IL interest masknd sisrve the eiesasn Of
dis ain and share glory o. its m
gssed ta edt. The True and ngs
expressed !" IN above outline Of action he win he nnam-
melted N hs independence long faithful the principles
'hs American he published weekly in the City Of
Lexington Kentucky and ii Is prpet all the
matter cnnsn"a IN newspapers ALLY will high
10, ment Of Cir distrbua Of the products capital
and othe shall be ady becoming
FIJI as rs means viii allow
Tro Dorsy, and FIJI csuss gsyes. adpaass
To ary pTsn " cub taking ire eepirs, TN Dollars
Nau sent to persons not having once pd be regarded
Adven.-ereu,s according 10 current mites
Bans Notes o value received fom all II the Union, Hi
Kennedy win be preferred Letters be directed TO the under
The annr about the FIRST Of June and
'ihes ae dessd TO send eH names BY the first day o. May
next G. N. CLAY,
rWx q BslL- Eco. sole Agent f'r ,h. paper nouh Of
" sssca and Dixcn's line" 3wB
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II is singular fact. Great Britain and the United
States being the only two commercial countries where
paper has come into general use, and mercantile
credits generally pushed to a great extent the
only nations where National Currency" is con-
stantly sought after without ever being obtained,
where the interests Of all classes are constantly
exposed to disaster in consequence Of the continuous
experiments upon paper in dtferent forms and issued
in different ways disaster and revulson attend every
new movement, and as regularly fresh experiments
are pushed forward with confidence that no failure
can abate
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-03-06

THREE OF THE BIosr WEALTHY BUSINESS Men OF
NEW YoRK.-It is stated in HINTS MERCHANTS Nag
G-lne, that Preserved Fish commenced life an ap-
prentice to a blacksmith, and his next situation was
that IF seaman board a whaling-ship. From be-
ing hand before the mast, he to be maie and
finally commander, and in this hazardous pursuit he
amassed the foundation of his fortune. Saul Alley
bound, when small boy, apprentice to coach maker.
During his apprenticeship his father died. and lef,
him totally dependent on his own exertions. The very
clothes he wore he obliged to earn by toiing
ira hours after the regular time Of leaving OFF work
had passed The foundation of his fortune he acqur-
ed by the exercise of frugality and prudence while
a journeyman mechanic. Cornelius w. Lawrence
late Mayor of New York, and now President of the
Bank of the State of New York, was farmers boy,
and worked many long day in rain and sunshine on
Long Island. There few lads within twenty
miles of HIM that could NOW wider swarth or turn
neater furrow These men have been the architects
Of their fortunes; they have earned them by tho
sweat Of their brOws and their very wealth, besides
the other means of doing good to their fellow mer
which it puts in their power, is, In ITSELF Perpeua
stimulus 70 the mechanic and artisan ITO sim
lar reward by similar frugality, industry, and perse
ytrance.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-03-06

A POINTED BLow.-An invalid sent for physician,
the late DR.. Wheelman, and after OBTAINING him for
some time with description of his pains, aches, etc.
he thus summed up: SHOW, Doctor, you have hum
ged me long enough with your good for nothing
pills and worthless syrups; they don't touch tue real
difficulty wish you to strike the cause of my all
inent, if it Is In power reach it, 1t shall be
DONE" said the Doctor at the same time lifting his
cane, and demoli.hing decanter of gan that stood
upon re side0oar t
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-03-06

A SAD SroRY.-The Frankfort correspondent of
the Maysville (Ky.) Eagle tells the following sad
story -
''Tnere is pending very exciting question for a
divorce. The petition is presented by young Ia iy
about is years Of age, of very respectable family,
who, by some singular accident. conspiracy folly,
was induced TO run OFF with a man double her age
of character infamous, without property, profession
avocation of any kind, When she awoke from
her deuslon, she found herself welded to nfamy and
povery-that in the place of the frank, plausible,
tellgent, wealthy and honest she supposed she
was giving her hand and innocent affections to- she
had plighted her faith to the oathsome inmate of
brothel, debauchec. drunkard and beggar. Her
confidence gOne her love turned TO oathing and dis
gust, she returned, rePentan to her injured aud heart
broken Parent-he pied, forgave, and took back his
deluded child, and she seeks divorce-the husband
opposes it. Counsel are employed by his friends tC
oppose before the committee, the granting the prayer
Mr. Graves appears for the husband, Mr.. Benz. Hard
ing and G.. Duncan, of Louisville, for the Wife, Sc
much for runaway Matches
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INDIANA STATE SENTINEL.

FATHER Saith AND MIAA JONES. - Whoever
Smiths wagon stopped morning before widow
Joness door, and he gave the usual country signal
that he wanted some body in the house, by dropping
the reins and sitting double with his elbows his
knees. Out tripped the widow, lively as a cricket,
with tremendous black RIB IN on her snow-white
cap. Good morning soon said on both sides, and
the widow waited for what was farther to be said.
WE'LL Maam Jones, perhaps you don't want to
sell one OF your cows, no how, for nothing any way,
do youT'
my mind better A poor, lone wilder, like me, does
not know what to do with many critters, and
should be glad to trade if we can fix it."
So they adjourned TO the meadow Farmer Smith
looked at Roan-then at the widow-at the Downing
cow-and at the widow agan-and so on through the
whole forty. The same call was made every day for
a week, but Farmer Smith on Saturday, when widow
Jones wes IN hurry to get through with her baking
for Sunday-and had /" ever much to do in the
house. as all farmers wives and widows have on Sat
urday, she was little impatient. Farmer Smith was
irresolute ever.
THAT ere Downing cow is pretty far cretur'-
but he stopped to glance the WIDOWS face. and her
walked round hcr-not the widow but the COW.
That ere short horn Durham is not bad looking
beast, but don't know '-anoher look at the widow
"The Downing COW [ knew before the late Mr.
Jones bought her." Here he sighed at the alluslor
to the late Mr.. JONES' she sighed, and both looked
each other 1t highly interesting moment
''Old Roam is faithful old mich, and Brindt
but have known better" A long stare followed
this speecI-tlie pause was getting awkward, and a
"Lord Mr. Smith, if I'm the one you want d
sag so ?"
The intentions of the widower Smith and the wild
ow Jones were duly published the next day. as is tn
law and the custom in Massachusetts; and sool
as they were out published" they were married
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-03-06
HARDWA ARE.

NEW III q I'd W lf6E y HVEtf'.
Nocos Building, second door from te
NHE undersigned would respectfully inform the public general
receiving opening, directly from Phila
delphiz IN OF
III irslw are AM Cutlery
all kinds expressly this market Ills articles
the hest iy <hOve SPADES Forks, tOes
AYES afcheIs Drawing Knives and Angurs Biacksmh
aud Files Mil Files Plane Bits, Single and Double un
Building Materials all kinds and such Knob Lacks
Locks. Chseis Rim lsaIccs Thumb Latches Bolts
Hinges aud Screws, If all sizes.
pcns article the above lIae
selves before
fr cash.
Giles q trade 8 A. BIRD.
INDIANAPOLIS Nov 1874. Ply
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-03-06

GenPt
THE GREATEST CURE EYER YET PERFORMED BY .HA-Y
.uEDICLNEl 1T MEYER F.3ELSg
FfUm As albany Duly KHiekerbockr.
NEST TRoT, June 2, 1874.
ruNIIIS is certify that Willard Jenks of The West
Troy Exchange dr having teen afflicted nh deafness
fT the and the aI the
impossible ,aId-st v,iee and
ducrd Scaipas sand Oi for he daness,
and with Siif elton that enaied that
perfectly Teed heaIiug aud viii I've hap person
who wishes for information in relation place in West
Tny. WILLARD jerks.
The editor Of the Philadelphia Spirit Of the Times Du Sole Esq
recently CURED OF deafness by the this I'd has
testimony follows Tunes SEPT -, 1874
drafne arising cold ''Scarpas
OIL" We speak from experience"
DEAFSEss CURED.Read the following editorial from the Saturday
EreRiHg POSts
Guar heard much lately OF the efficacy Of
SP's OIL in Dainrs, aud astonishing l This sim
rensed have eIIahy perfTDed As tie editor 1
u r.ic Ia F~6e. Thrt afirtrd
this nlalady will find Scarpa OH H Deafness well worthy trial.
None crnuine unless with words SCARPA'S OIL
DEAFNESS blow in each bote nd with the
g. Bell ON the wrapper.
Prepared r. Bell and Sold wholesale and retail by B. D.
PERT, No 100 North Second Street, Philadelphia
Ofert~ this
safe Of the Acoustic OIL ihree e suffering deains
The tatl small
the State Price 81 hottie TUMIdNsON BROTHERS,
Sign of the Golden Mortar opIsse the Washington Hail.
indianapolis. Nov. %. 1874.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-03-06
TAVES IylsANa

5NE undersigned respectfully nfums the public he
Lshed tor the payment OF taxes any roiny
the Whilst clerk n the Auditors office
BLEED and To
the which his order WI
aud the forwarded him without the risk Of transmitting
money
lie viii also attend the payment Of interest lands
Of and the collection lie
also make sale for re-id and othess.
From his entire acquaintance well whh lie land
with portion Of lands themselves the neTn
the Se having been employed by The in
Of the Wtbsh and Ere lands he fles himself thai he
render satisfaction to all who may rnploy am
Ills cent for payment OF Is 10 cent the
f under SPIN cOun and cent e
po~tages % he paid in addition.
Once on Meridian, sourl Of Washington
AUSTIN W. MORRIS.
Referrnce Is madeo Fletcher & Rnrr and q. H. Smith,
~ Met ay Alfred iIasoa, Merchants Indanali James
Fring0n. ESQ Terre Ilate Allen lmln Fort Wayne;
ah T. Williams and Iohn simpson, Of Cncinnati Wuz Mus
grave Pudding, West Co., Merchants, Phiade-
pa Hon. Thomas H. Blake Commissioner Of General Land Office
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-03-06
BOOK BINDING,
And Account RooIx yfanr.fpctapy


BAY, TYLER co, wuesar aud retail dealers Manufac-
- tuerS ct Blank eoHHt Books Stationery
W the Nep Building Washington Street opposite the Palmer Hotel
indianapolis Indiana where there tanned,
lie oind cnsantl, hand, the
drserdin u Blank Bk for county Treasures school
commissioners and magistrates, with without
In all their Blank Books they Improved Patent
Ing, which gives Srea 9TH Kh great FIs Md ncoauaahy
superior in any aer n'ethod devised for blank
Keep the leaves rn and d while coming
pieces T. ufen the all meth
cd sewing renders the ocks kind th.ph they
La eirgance, Durability, superior az
their buOks equal the Eastern
in piiee.
ID T. Co.. also prepared manufacture all descriptions
Fancy
k" Card Albums, Eases,
Books. aud Note B0.ks
music PAPER always hand, whsh be hound various
sizes, and Bands supplied notice. ausie arraHgeo
and bzHd IN the hest bIe prices
The nrt Impuvrd pattern of Ruling MachDe just received
BSks rnd IhtIrf ruod n va p-s-.~.
They prepared to do all kinds Of Binding in French and Eng
lsl Calf Movcco, PLAIN Extra, and Extra
Gill ed. Finish All kinds f and interviewed
Odcas haInd match winch personal he given
Old Oks rehonnd Ia style desired, and the lowest
REORGANIZATION. Isaac BLAt Judge;
DUNS Treasurer Of state ". MORRIS, Auda SAMUEL
MEHRIIL President Of state Bank J. NJ. RAY Staie
Bank c. w CADY, Seer OF Insurance Company A W. Mon
Esq n. D. PALMER, ESQ Sly
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-03-06
NO FICTION

the most of the public houses of this county
NO FICTION
''The subscriber having come to the conclusion to
abandon the practice of law, offers for sale his LAW
LIBRARY. containing 300 volumes of Law Books,
which offered at the reduced price of onehalf OF
Their original cost.
Any person wishing to embark in the practice Of
law, devote his whole time and slsepleSs nights for
the welfare of his client-pay the disbursements out
of his pocket to pampered offcer-trust his
client six years. giving him chance abScond, take
the benefit of the act" or SHIELD himself with the
exemption law and receive nothing himself but
from the ungrateful portion of community, will d.
well to embrace the present opportunity offered Of
purchasing Library. Roswell JUDsoN.
Snerborne, Dec. 81, 1874.
The Times sIys the subscriber to the advertisement;
IS the rst Judge and Surrogate of Chenango county
-Or'ord Times.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-03-06
MEM GOODS.

Philadelphia. don's Hardware Store,
80 af the supply o aics viz: Building Mate
rails SaddIery Czech Materials Findings, Wagon
makers and Coers' Tools Baeksmhs' Bellows, An
Patent LEATHER oil Gah
tarpng, Fancy Plush Mince
Looking Classes Glass Lantern Lard Lamps for
and plrlor es Chimney CT aud Wicks &C. &c.
nae \
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-03-06
FRESH ARRIVALS.


HEy0ULD inform and the public
Nv generally that he has received OII the Eastern cities
where selected with and chased extensive
Fresh Drugs Medicines, Surgical Instruments Medoaf
Giac Pam 0ds VarHishcs SPIRITS Of u PrHtaf Waite Leaa
HndOD Glass Dye Wood Dye St6s Pure and Liquors. Brushes
end Tobacs ne-Iler with every ms line
purchased hi stock principally for Casa he Enabled md de-
termr sr reduced for casn, G such articles Of
trade rs
sicians Merchants Peder Painters FuIerS
respectfully nv ed call examine his
prices.
attention will he paid compromising medicines and the
stGre a all hours. either by day NIGHT
Of the hereoe extended him respect
IN
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MEDICAL

Z Z 3 g Z Z Z Z q 9
Dsr ST. AS so are the regular Dayton Cox
tn wIsrAE's BALsAN wmD cHEHsv take Ihs
puslrd World sHsI MIRACULOUS eUEr
ss". Ts el S %fss S uiPy ,s and the
great enr6i derived frsauI :
The Dayton vicinity wen recsect that ca the Sh
Of Angus" l. received a. from . sSs ssP ssS I .ss
non pifhn oil rs Contents eneei my nsn' 80 - -
IN MI probability, ners OF tne Hmfo" pissed
ihnalgh lie "plua.' and Pierredthe Lungs
ing asd riOt pain & SUM ten d~ys s,sr hls
%Ss@ ~ Ss1sg ~" a IN S d ~s assS
most Of which nd P'sage through The OPENING ct The %sana
10 ISSUE ir The lungs Daring all tA time my ssss r a1'f
Ny ply cans meanwhile, paid srieiest and
did an in their power fH my recovery RAT with all their ss they
was vth daring This time by n least tre.y Pyeflns
rapidly taking place my u vey
slou time, in the highest degree pruahahle Co..
and celebrated Ply stefan 81 Una, place was e"nsd ben Re
could be done by medical aid the constitution tst was mol sum-
Gent t. throw on The disease.
ground ." 9r T. survive many days fs,ns'ry at s ,@ss
on Trease ON Con mpoR e rae Lmngsn
diving catching VS." r ike daias SELF Ny the
desc med which
Ties far recovered ceased and my
lung restored healh sar fcn he Aealpg and bay
Were injury received in the shoulder and
al my (which backsmlhna hut this has Prvsntei
nv expnsr have since eo and srs
remdv And most cordially
genuine Baa all tho ain eitd with ColDs
CoUeHs consider an nvaiuae medicine
real blessing world person desiring further information
| 4' '''''' ~" - ' ~ CHRIsToPHER n. SMITH,
City of Dayton,
Montgomery o.. Of Ohio. (
Justice of the Peace this It
day OF Feb, lsi5. EBENEZER FeN LEX
91ony three highly aedtable citizens Of DaytOH, IN confirm
| atsa If he 20
We being intimately acquainted with Mr. Smith
him during his late III
IN foregoing by
J reraed statement hnt 5 entitled o full credit
fSiguedl A. T.. STOUT,
J. n. n. DODSON,
VENRY SMITH.
aThs true and genuine uWpraR's RasAM WILD CHERRY"
at n "a Uuned
Sold Cincinnati Fourth and Walnut streets by
SANFORD & PARK,
General Agents Cor the Western States
I For sale in Indianapolis. hy ToNIINSON BRUTIIERS,
gnuftl Mortar
Washington Hail.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-03-06
10 BACHEIOiSS,

rUyE hand for sale low for cash, Tac
Chns Double barred Locks, Saws, Chisels Files OF all
single Buttons with general Of Hard Ware
Call and A. BkD,
2i-y Opposite Palmer IlOuse.