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Doctors
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"AVE associated themselves in the
sE practice of their profession rfiicc
next door west Of the Democratic Banner
Office.
n. b. They will keep constantly on
Land, n flesh supply ofmedicine for the sc
comidation Of those who may give them a
call.
gow!ing-Green, May the 3D., ls4j.
3m-l3
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NOTICE..

WlIiE partnership heretofore existin-
d i'll the name of Easlin y Rankins,
at GAINESVILLE and Platte City, expired
by limitation, on the First day of June,
lS4J. All those indebted TO the finn
at GAINESVILLE, are requested &c make
payment to DR.. Columbus c. Easlin or
his agent, who is alone authorized to
receive and receipt for the same.
JOHN b. RANkINS,
G. D.-EASTIN.
June eth, 1915. 4wlS
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Esroseeasseaas IL sfas.g.

ATT0RNtES AT LAW.
James .. iBrOadheaa s. T. !.
Fagg, having associated thesasrrrS s
the practice of the law, will rr"n"''v
attend 10 .ay business entEn.sd 20
their care.
pow!ing-Greea, May the 2i.a %t5.
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The cheapest EDper err Pa6lf'Asd
III Amrric2 O.
DEMOCRATIC EXPOSITOR,
UNITED STATES JOURNAL FOR THE
~C0UETEY.

UNITED STATES JOURNAL PoR THE
COU%TEY.
we ISSUE to d:y TIE first ncmtcr
of the new series of The Dcnccr0fc
E.rpOSif0r. and cDiici Sintry Journoi
lo,' the ccnntry. which We ccp.id,r
ne cheapest publication ever offered
Ia the patronage Of the American
public. Ii will be Published weekly.
instead o. semi monthly as hereto
for" willie under the charge Of Mr.
.NcnHa!l. ard although it will contain
than dAublc the amount Of mat
Ter. tn, re will We no increase Of the
su' scriplio,' Price. The new pub
''::s,; ers "rc?o=e to furnish their sui.
scrihers with . volume Of
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CHEAP REIDi MADE
CHOfEsfess,gyy

"HE undersigned h;siu>t rcceiv-
ed a large assortment Of R-ady
Made Clothing, consisting Of Cots
Pants, Vests, Shirts, and every kind
OF wearing aPP1rel, which they offer
at ST. Louis prices.
Those who desire TO purchase cheap
had better cali at the Clothing Store,
formerly occupied by E. 5. Block, on
Water Street. louisiana. No.
RICHARDSON & DUKE.
Oct. 25;h. 1915. tf-S7
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St. Louis July 7.h ls45.
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\ L SERIES
OF THE
GHgFeSSiONalGEOk
AND
a L e n DIX.
TO BE S~TERHOTYPED.

The undersigned originated the
mode OF journaIizing the proceedings
OF Congress, which presented them
entire. Their publication was the
first and only IN that gave each sue.
c"SSlre step in evcIy measure in both
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Marriage OF Miss M'TAvIsH AND THE
IIoN. Henry Howard The marriage of the
lovely Miss MaryWellesley M'Tavsh, daugh-
ter of Mr.. John M1avish, of Montreal,s and
niece ofthe Warehouses of Wellesley, Duchess
Of Leeds, and Lady Stafford; to the Hon. Hen
ry George Howard, youngest son of the Earl
of Carlisle, and brother of Lord Morpeth, has
been another subject Of interest in the world Of
toa 1t took place on the Goth ult. The BRIDE
groom is first attache OF the British Embassy at
Paris.
The Duke of Wellington, who was to give
away the bride, arrived at the church at a
quarter before eleven, and was received by the
incumbent, The ceremony was performed by
the Hon and Rev. Gerald Valerian Wellesley.
The following were the bridesmaids
Lady Mary Howard, the Lady Caroline Leve-
son Cover, the Hon. Miss Agar Ellis, the Hon.
Miss Stafford birmingham, Miss Lascelles, and
Miss Isabella Montgomery.
The bride wore white satin dress, founced
with d'Angleterre lace and trimmed with bo-
quets of orange and myrtle blossoms The
head-dress was composed of a rich veil of point
de Braxelles, with a guirLande de mariee, con-
sistng of orange blossoms interviewer with the
hair, the veil being fastened by the correspond
ing sprigs ofthe same fower.-LonSon paper.
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COMPOUND SYRUP

UT IAN AND WOOD NAPHTHA!
CONSCNP1TPES DOUBT NO LONGER-But
read the tohotDing and REFLECTrl
ANOT Ter WONDERFUL CUREll
~ PHILApELPHIA, April 4, l845.
/ hereby certify That was radically cured of con
firmed PULMONARY CONSUMPTION. SOLELY by
the use OF THoMsoE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF TARAS1
WOOD NAPHTHA. The annexed statement of INV
physician is deemed sufficient to convince all of The
excellence Of this invaluable remedy.
JAS. ANDREWS, 2l7 Catharine street.
was called to attend in the above case in the Sc
condafy stage of the disease. found the paten, Ia
boring under complex disease of the lungs and liver;
liberation OF the latter had taken place and by per
cussiOn, | discovered abScess mad formed in the
right lung. The case being apparently hopeless and
beyond the reach of the usual treatment resolved at
once on using ThomSOn's Compound Syrup of Tar
and Wood Naphtha, the virtues of which had pre-
viousiy tested scarcely expecting ii would reach a
case so desperate. The result is, the most ca
rdordtnGTy, henCetOrth disptlEg all doubts respecting
the efficacy of this excellent medicine, in disc OF
the lungs and liver. NJ. CHAMBERS, NJ. ID.
Philadelphia, April !, lS45.
~ Principal Office, Northeast corner Of FIFTH
and SPRUCE STREETS, Philadelphia. Sold in Bal
timore by Roberts Atkinson, corner of Baltimore
and Hanover streets; Charles Stott, Washington, d.
c.; A. Duval x Co., Richmond, Va.
90 Price 80 cents per bottle, or bottles for $3.50.
BewGrs Of all limitations. ap29-3m
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eRSPe SUMPTION world nerhans


be small estimate for the ravages ofihs dreadful dis
those cut oil by Inflammation of the Lungs, HeInor-
rhage, Asthma, Coughs. Influenza. Bronchitis and
other diseases of the LUNGS AND LIVER, and the
list would an appalling proof Of the fatality of
these TWO classes of diseases.
But il is important to know that nearly all Of this
dreadful waste OF human life might have been prevent
ed by a timely use OF
Dr. HTIST.4R'S B.ALS.4M OF Wild CHERRY
the greatest remedy ever dscovcTedhy for all dis
eases OF the pulmonary organs produced by cold and
changeahlf climates.
Scores of cases have come to our k? Owledge where
the patient had been given up to die of Cons
beyond the reach of medical ait-but who hy the
use Of this Wild Cherry Basam have been speedily
restored TO complete health.
sisttr of well known clergyman recently left HE
school she was attemdng-being advised that she must
die of Consumption-to return to her home wishing
10 spend her few remaining days with her friends. BY
some means she induced to take Wistar'S Balsam
of Wild Cherry. by which she irey cured in a
short time, and returned TO her school with light
heart and reinvigoracd health.
Many Of the most distinguished physicians in New
York and BroOky give this BalSam their UNQUALIFIED
approval. Why should they noi' Itis every where
hailed as
''N.3TURE'S F.fTORITE PRES CRIPTTON,''
being formed from chemical extracts of Wild Cherry
Bark and Tar, two simple, hut powerful Ingredients
OF Natures own Laboratory.
All orders must be addressed to ISAAC BUTTS, 3
Ann street, New York.
For sale by G.. X. TYLER, corner of Baltimore and
High SITS. Baltimore. and Il. $. PATTERSON, Wash
iugton, d. c., and by most of the Druggists in Mary
land and the District of Columbia. mil 3 trn6m
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NEW GOODS FROM PHILADELPHIA

MIEW GOODS FROM PHILADELPHIA
lN-WHOLESALE * RETAIL. The subscriber
has ius It returned with choice selection of de sirable
goods and now offers at low prices:
White Grass Cloth Skirts, Green BARAGE
Beautiful LAWNS, Barages and Balzarnes
Lace Striped and Plaid MUSLINS
Very neat styles MOUSELIN DE LANES
Gauze Flannel, Madras style Hdkfs
Rich Prints Manchester GINGHAMS
Hosiery, Gloves, Linen cambria Hdkfs, Mts, &c.
Gambroons Drilngs, Summer Cloths, Vestings and
many other scarce goods besides large assortment
of NEW STYLE BONNETS.
Such as Plain and Lace NEAPOLITAN, Brilliant,
Rutland, Bird Eye, Gimp, Split Straw and Devon
Brads, Mixed Straws, SC. Yard wide musns only
g. cents yd. at HAYWARD'S Cheap Store,
apps No. 25 Howald-st, ID door from Fayette.
NTOW FOR BARGAINS! We have now
~ commenced to sell off the remainder of our large
assortment of SUMNER GOODS at cost and less
than cost as the is far advanced All who are
still in want may rest assured that will do what
we saw as we are determined close out the balance
of our cut goods-then call early and get
BAREGES at lS2 cents, worth 37t
Worsted BAIZARI MES 25 cts; Cotton do. 1884,
Corded Organizes, 81, best quality
Beautiful Check Lawn, blue and pink, at 25 cts.
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
Super Fancy Linen Drilling, 90 cts. worth 81
Super White Navy Duck do
Plain and Fancy single mil ed CasSimeres
"a all wool TWeeds, for S7I cents
A splendid assortment VESTINGS, sc.
All of which we are determined TO close out in Or
der to make room for fall stock.
BEALE II. RICHARDSON s. co.
No. 223 Baltimore street,
iell [ARl 3doers below Charles
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DEATH FROM TOBACCO. We learn from the
Dedham Mass Democrat that little boy OF
six years old, son of Mr.. Lewis Goblet, of w.
Dedham, went to the store of Mr. Jason Ellis,
Jr in that place, and asked the clerk, boy
by the name of Hank, for some kind of con-
fectionery-that he was told they had no sugar
plums, but he could have some tobacco. The
child replied that tobacco would make him
sick. The clerk urged that it would not, and
took cracker and put on some butter and mo-
lasses and tobacco, and succeeded in some way
in getting it down the child. The little fellow
was taken with vomiting soon after and contin
ued to do so for several days, and at length
went into fits, and finally died on Thursday
the 5th inst.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-24

INTERESTING SCENE. Ninety-three Revolu-
tionary soldiers reside in Cayuga county, NY.
In the same county there are the widows of is
deceased soldiers of the Revolution, and three
soldiers of the late war, who are pensioned on
account of wounds received. These veteran
soldiers are invited by name, in the last Auburn
Journal, to participate in the approaching ce-
Iteration of the anniversary of our Indepen-
dence
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SHOCKING TRAGEpY-For Persons Murder
ed. The Nashville Wing of Tuesday contain,
an account of murder in Tppah county, Mis-
sissippi, of Beverly Adcock and wife and two
children, as they were emigrating to Missouri
by a man named A. J. McCannon, who com.
mtted the murder for no other apparent object
than plumber. He seized two negroes, pail
] Of fine horses, Sc, but was arrested.
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ssSSS
NO LONGER
rs
RUT CHANGED TO 80.

NC The public respectfully informed that by the
ordnance of the city, regulating the numbering of the
houses, the subscribers number has been changed
from 26 TO 80, of which his customers and strangers
will please take notice. -
The Proprietor of the celebrated VEGETABLE
BITTERS and COUGH DROPS, would take the pre-
sent occasion call the attention of strangers visiting
the city, and Others to the superior qualities of the
above medicines for the cure of Dyspepsia Bowel
Complaints Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Rheuma
sm, Colds Coughs, Consumption, and many other
complaints 10 which are liable. In addition to the
many certificates published in the papers of the day,
he has in his possession number from mot respecta-
Bile individuals, all teSyng to the virtues Ut these
medicines, and which can he s6en at his store.
The subscriber also takes this opportunity to return
his grateful thanks to discerning public, who have
extended to his medicines such liberal support since
their Introduction mto this city; and he is happy in
the belief that they have been productive of much
good wherever used. As he Is the sole proprietor and
manufacturer, he would caution the public against any
attempts that may be made to impose upon them a
spurious article. Every bottle of his medicine is
sealed and stamped with his name on the top of the
cork, also fac smile OF his name on the label on the
sdt of the bottle. None other genuine; therefore
be OF deceived.
His ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS Me acknowledged
to be a most excellent remedy for bilious complaints.
They extensively used, and pronounced one of
the best family medicines now before the public.
In addition 10 the above he has many other MEDi-
CINAL PREP ARATIONS, of his own manufacture,
together with great variety of PERFUAIERY cata-
egWes of which be seen at his store, and which
he warrants to be equal to any in the city.
LOUIS GUULEY, No. 80 Baltimore street,
Between Frederick and Harrison streets,
And near Centre Market.
N. B. Remember the No, 3S, the genuine AZ IL
Giles are for sale at other place in Baltimore. al2
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100 DOLLARS REWARD. DOCTOR

n n ri HI
NOO STORMS SPECIFIC COMPOUND for
the of GOnsrrhRa elects, Structures, Dialects
dithulty in making water and all other unnatural dis
charges from the uretha OF either sex.
In no case has this medicine been known to fail, to
effect permanent cure, and too, in the shortest posi-
bic time Should this medicine fail effect a cure,
where il has been taken according directions, return
the empty vial and get back the money. Why then
spend both time and money with such quack nostrums
as cannot be depended upon; when, for 81, you can
purchase pleasant sure, and speedy cure, composed
solely of vegetable substance: One hundred dollars
will be paid to any one who will produce medicine
equal this compound, who will prove that it con-
tains any mineral substance whatever.
N. B. This medicine be had of James P VIII
hanson, corner of High and Gayss. 20. T.); Joseph
Sawyer corner of Paca ind Pratt-sts; and by e. Y.
Forney, corner of Clay and Eutaw streets.
In Washingt0n-by G. Scott, corner of Eth st. and
Pennsylvania Avenue; corner of 9Th
street and pennsylvania Avenue. tel0-y6m*
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WAsHINGToN, June 90, 1915.


Rv wav of employing few leisure moments
until my friend returns from the west end, |
take up NV pen TO write you this little epistle
irving some little incidents of the Federal
CITY. notice that the dealers here have con-
cIlded to close their stores earlier than their
usual hours, in order that their clerks and
themselves may take little more relaxation
from the perplexitjes of business. The groccrs
have agreed to close at o'clock throughout
the city.
The dry goods men have also subscribed
themselves to close at 6 l-2 O'Clock, which,
with the exception of one merchant, is general.
A large meeting was held at the City Hall iii
accordance with the Mayors invitation, to take
suitable measures to demonstrate the respect of
this metropolis for the venerated chief of the
Hermitage, whose death has caused pang in
many a heart.
This city is wonderfully progressing in the
wav of business. great many new and beau
:iful houses are being put up here now, and the
holinang of the hands may he heard on all
sides. The new Odd Fellows Hall ON 18th
street, enc Of our principal thoroughtares, will
be great ornament, and is progressing ra-
pdly.
PENNSYLVANIA Avenue is also on the high
road to Improvement both contracts are going
On finely-that is east and west of the Presi-
dents Mansion. But after all Messrs. Editors,
it 10 apprehended the appropriation will not
half complete this great national street.
maternal parent here entertans fearful and
painful solcitude about darling little boy that
was taken from the arms of its nurse the other
night, who was herself little girl and stand
ing near the door, when two doubtful looking
females approached, and with the ostensible
pretext of looking at the child absolutely elop-
ed. But presume Messrs. Editors shall be
able to give you more of this anon.
Yours, Sc. F. w.
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DISTRESSING SUICIDE. Mrs. Grace Reeder,
heretofore in atiuent circumstances, but recent.
w reduced to want by the dissipation of her
husband, committed suicide at Buffalo a few
days since by taking arsenic. Previous to COM
hitting the act she wrote a letter to the bene-
violent and charitable, recommending her daugh
ter, who is about 90 years of age, to their pro-
lection.
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WEsr POINT. The annual examination of
the Cadets Of the Military Academy at West
Point, was expected to close on Wednesday,
The graduating class numbers forty-one, and
the entering class ninety-two. Last year, the
graduating class did not exceed thirty. The
examination was conducted by board of Off
GERS Of which Maj. Ger. Scott was President
and the proficiency of the pupils was tested by
vigorous inquiry into all the branches taught.
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From MExtco-ARRIyAL OF Mr.. SHANNON.
Mr.. Shannon, late U. S. Minister to Mexico,
arrived at New York on Saturday. in vessel
from Vera Cruz, after passage of "a days.
He represents that the drafts on the Mexican
Treasury received by the American agent for
the two instalments due, had not been paid for
the want of funds, I he U. S. frigate Poto-
mac, sloop Falmouth, and brig Lawrence, were
left at Vera Cruz-all we'll The political con-
dtion of things was very unsettled 1t was
the general belief that there would soon bt
another revolution in Mexico. The Govern
ment was very poor, and unable TO pay the Ar
my or Navy with any degree of promptness
The general belief among all classes in Mexi
co, was that Texas would not accept the terms
offered by the Congress Of the United States
and that consequently the country would moi
be annexed. There was very hostile feeling
against Americans, and the people believed
that, should Texas be annexed, declaration
Of war would follow.
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GRAND LODGES. The Lodges of Free Ma
sons of New York city, have resolved TO at
raj Jackson. and will carry the same Bible on
which General Washington swore 10 support
the constitution of the United States, when
first inauuurated
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ITEMS OF News. Pennsylvania coal is now
received at Rochester from Lake Erie, TO which
it is brought from the mines by the extension
Canal-An anti-Gambling Society has been
established at Buffalo, through the influence of
Mr.. Green. 1t appears by an article in
Hunts Magazine, that the value of the annual
mineral productions of the United States, is
SSO,0oO,O 900, while that of Great Britain is
$50, 900, 00o-Mr. Whitney, the protector OF
the railroad TO Oregon, when last heard from,
was on the Lakes.-John X. Wright, Esq,
has been appointed Postmaster of Reading, in
place of Mr.. Charles Troxell, -George
Bancroft is to deliver an Eulogy Oh Andrew
Jackson, at Washington. &C. Edwards Les
ter, Esq, United States Consul at Genoa, acci-
IDENTIFY fell through the hatchway Of packet
ship at n. York on Wednesday last, by which
his shoulder was disocated. "A new Metho-
dist Church is to be erected at Madison, Ga.
- A convention of the colored people OF
Ohio, has been called to meet at Columbus,
Ohio, OH the 10th of August next.-A State
co invention of Teachers will assemble at Syra.
cuse, N. Y, on the 3Oth of July next.-The
U. S. steamer Col. Harvey, w. F. Lynch
Esq, commanding, arrived at Charleston on
Thursday morning, from the Coast of Florida,
and last from ST. johns. --Therei is a cabinet
maker in Philadelphia who has a set of cham
Der furniture, made of rosewood, gothic pattern,
the price of which is $4,000, the bedstead alone
being held at $500. 1t is said that Col. r
M. Johnson, has been invited to spend the APP
preaching Fourth of July at Frankfort.
There are two Cotton Mills in Manchester,
Eng and, running together, 1000 spndles.
The largest of these has more spindles than all
Lowell combined, having 2l0, 000.-It is said
that there are at least 10000 Jews in the Rus
sian army. They are represented as being very
strict in their attention to the requirements Of
their ritual.
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Is ALL COME OUT CLEAN!

W ES! We place a dozen dirty Shirts, with a
II little soap, and bucket full of hot water in E.
LUKENS' PATENT FAMILY WASHING MA
CHINE, and after washing from 10 10 90 minutes,
they all come cut perfectly clecn! Again we put in
from TO 10 Sheets Table Cloths, with soap and
water as before, and in II Is minutes they all
CONS out clean! Lastly we lay from "a to 90 small
pieces, (such be placed together) with soap
and water, as above and in from 10 to 30 minutes
they also come cut cIeGn' Wonderful as this may
it is done by the action and reacon of the wa
ter (by means of pressure) in connection with h
soap without any rubbing surface or friction what
ever; consequently the clothes not only unniured
by the operation, but actually made to last tuice
long as when washed by hands. JIz-Exhbitions of
washing every Monday (motning) and Friday CATER
noon.) Come then and sec the machine in operation,
as it never fails to convince those who do Enter
prisng men should make themselves acquainted with
this most useful invention, deserving as it does a
place in the kitchen of crery family PRICES are Sl5,
$50 and $685. according TO Size-warranted to perform
wcl and last for years, if used according direction
All orders by letters (post- paid) otherwise prompt
ly attended TO. MANDATORY No. ~ FRONT
STREET, (at the bend) between Pitt and Low-sts.,
Old Town, Baltimore, Nd.
is24- mGr6m E. LUKENS.
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H1REDERrCK HICKEY 4. SONS,


II No. 270 BALTIMORE STREET,
Are constantyreceiving, By direct importation com
plete assortment of
Hosiery, Trimmings, Fancy Goods, Cutlery, &c.
+. Fickey's superior cord Cotton
TItley latham * Walkers Patent Shoe Threads
English and German Hosiery, Gloves, &c.
Silk Cravats; Coat Cords and Bindings
Linen and Cotton Tapes and Stay Bindings
Sofa Gimps, Bed Lace, Carpet Binding, Sc
Table and Pocket Cutlery, Scissors,
American do. do, &c.
Japanncd Tea Trays, Brass Candlesticks, and by
Consignlnenta general assortment of
Lasting, Silk, and Gilt BUTTONS
BRUSHES, of every variety
SUSPENDERS. of Gum, Cotton Net, and Webb
Shirt Coais, BOSOMS, &c.
BLACKTNG, of Mason's and Donnely's
Playing Cards, Wall Paper, &C., to which we invite
the attention of purchasers visiting the city, we are
enabled to offer them GOODS at such prices as can
not fail to please them. Orders from distance will
always have our best attention. and the goods put up
at our lowest prices. al ml9
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JAMES A. ROBINSON,

6x=z.~a Respectfully informs the Ladies,~-~
that he has commenced the manu- 0s'''sD0~
facture of plain and fancy BOOTS, SHOES, and
CATERS, and is now located at No. 246 N. HOW
ARD STREET a few doors north of Madison street,
where he socits continuance of patronage. All
kinds of work will be made to ORDER in the neatesi
manner, and of the best materials, and on the most
reasonable terms. jal