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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-07-11

Judge Wells, President of the late Con.
vention, has issued a pamphlet, addressed
to his constituents, reviewing the new Con.
stitution. He is in favor of its adoption,
and reviews many of its provisions at con-
siderable length. He takes the ground that
all the opposition to the new Constitution
comes from the Bank men," thinking, per-
haps, by decrying banks, and getting up
a prejudice in the minds of the people
against them, 10 make friends for the con-
stitution. In this, we think he will find
himself mistaken. Many who may agree
with the Judge perfectly on the subject of
Banks, have divers other objections to the
Constitution, which are insurmountable,
and from which they canneither be scared
or driven"
Judge Wells is of opinion that the old
constitution can never be amended--be-
cause there cannot be gotten legislature
to propose, and another to ratify amend
ments, in reference to representation. If
majority of the people believe represen-
tation will be equalized by the permanent
rule of the new Constitution, as he asserts,
certainly there will be no difficulty in en-.
grating that feature in the old constitu-
tion--and then we will have the "nearer
approximation to equality" which it gives
without the other Objectionable features of
the new constitution. That can be en-
grated in the old constitution, and 60 into
operation as soon. if not sooner, than it
will by the adoption of the new one-for'
if it be adopted, the Mree-ffMs rule has
to run its four years, before the two-thirds
rule begins.
The Judges talk about revolution" and
a resort 10 "arms," in case the new const-
tuition be rejected, and an attempt be made
to place the small counties on an equal foot
ing with the large ones, will hardly have the
effect of making friends to his cause.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-07-11

FROM MExICo.-A revolution has bro
ken out in the department of Jalisco. The
revolutionists have pronounced in favor of
Santa Anna. The Governor was permit
ted to depart in peace, and was forced to
agree to all the terms dictated by the in
surgents.
The rumor that Generals Arista and
Ampudia had been ordered to the city of
Mexico, is confirmed.
The American Consul at Tampico had
been forced to take refuge on ship.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-07-11

Gen. Gaines was received, on his arri-
val at Washington, with tremendous ap.
plause from the people who had assembled
in front of Coleman's Hotel, to welcome
the old soldier. He replied to their well
come by saying--"I came here without
fear, and shall return without reproach."
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-07-11
WAKENDAH RIFLEMEN-For Prices Reg

WAKENDAH RIFLEMEN-FOr Prices Reg
iment.-A company of mounted riAemen
of the above title has been formed in Car
roll county. The company has reported
itself ready for service and been received.
They expect to receive orders to rendez-
vous at Independence about the first of
August. The following are the names of
the officers: Captain-Richard E. Will
liams; LIST Lieutenant-B. F. White; I'd
Lieutenant-Jos. Smith.
We are gratified to see our old friend
B. F. White, Esq, among the list of off.
GERS, feeling confident, should occasion Of
fer, he will be found foremost in the ranks,
doing battle in his country's cause.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-07-11
at is impossible 10 believe that a lust 7

at is impossible 10 believe that just people,
when made acquainted with all the facts, will
permit public benefactor-as Scott, by the
admission OF all, s-to be put under the ban for
the sole offence Of resisting a mean and shabby
party scheme 10 demoralize the army, by making
It's offices the rewards Of party sycop hancy or
violence"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-07-11

The following appears to be Just est.
mate Of the force now upon the Rio Crande
under command of Major General Tsylor:
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-06-06
COTTON GOODS AT THE FAIR.

The show of these important staple articles hiss been
great and factories have been represented by the exhibit Of
their goods in most of the States, from Maine TO Georgia
Strong, ervceabe and cheap cotton fabrics have been pro-
duced from the of Massachusetts, and laid side by side
and put in compason both in quality and price, with those
from Virginia and North Carolina and it gratifying to find
that the productions in these latter States do full credit TO the
advantages they possess for the prosecution of this branch of
manufacture The stout cottons from Petersburg and Rich
mond, in Virginia. selling at from five to six cents yard,
and the substantial osnaburgs from Augusta, Georgia, at
eleven CENTS sufficiently prove that the South need not rely
upon foreign imports Northern skill to furnish these
tal articles of domestic Let enterprise awake and in
dustry throw the shuttle, and they may be all their
But wish TO say word Of the finer fabrics and these
are SO numerous that shall attempt to them ALL
Besides the productions of the well known Lowell mills to
which the public attention has in various been Called
would notice the beautiful specimens Of fine muslns abrica
ted at and sent from the following mills, viz;
The New York mills Utica, in that State the
James, the Bartlett and the Wessaculncon Mills Newbu-
rypor Massachusetts the Dwight mills in the State
and the Lonsdale Factory, Snihfeld, Rhode Island
The productions credited those factories all Of great
beauty The three rst-namcd mills operated by steam,
and are perhaps devoted exclusively the fabrication of
the finer musns than any others in the country But to de-
terminc the relative of the articles presented from each
Of these factories would be matter Of little difficulty
they all deserve praise From the James mill and from the
Lonsdac delicate fabrics presented which should be
glad for the dresses Of my wife and daughters and
proud to them
The beached shirtngs from the New York mills, done up
like linens Of fine round thread, of excellent finish,
and have deservedy high credit in the market All the
goods from this factory TO he Of good quality, and
readily sought after by those who would purchase The
may lie said of the productions Of the Lonsdae looms The
fabrics Of the Dwight mills perhaps not equally fine yet
good and do great credit by the perfection of their bleach
and dressing But will be impossible to particuarze
There muslns from various other quarters which equally
well deserve notice, and trust that the committee who
have charge Of the WILL when they make up their Of
fetal exhibit of the results Of the Fair, do them all full
Justice. II.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-06-06

DErLoRABLE AcciDENT.-URBELINo NJ ALvy.n q s,n
dent Of Georgetown College, and Of Buenos Ayean
Minister Washington, drowned in the Potomac
near the Foundry Thursday afternoon In company with
body Of his ielowudents he bathing in the river I'm
der the usual precautionary supervision Of or two Of the
Professors OF the institution, and when be had
swan some distance from the shore supposed seized
wild cramp and IN spite Of the efforts TO second his call
assistance was drowned needless to add that
unusual carried the deepest affection to the whole BODY Of
Professors and students Of the College, who had in the
time thronged the shore The body was recovered in the
course of the evening.-Adpocute
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-06-06

TEA PAmrr To-SIeHT.--The Ladies who presented Bea-
con Lodge Of o. o. f. with banner making arrange
ments for splendid repas at the Odd Fellows Hall this
and tomon evening. We understand the HARmosross
will discourse Of their delicious music for the gati6ca
ton Of the Of sweet sounds and, apart from all other
considerations the galaxy of beauty that will ado the occa-
sion is sufficient inducement TO attend
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-06-06

We understand, good authority, that Mr.. EDWARD
WEBSTER, youngest Of the Senator from Massachusetts
arrived in the city yesterday, for the purpose OF raising com
pany to form part of the regiment called for by the pocama
ton Of his Exceency Gov BnIees
We informed be takes this step in compliance with
the suggestions Of his distinguished father who has given the
service Of whole life to Insecurity and is DESTROYS thatthe
children should manifest readiness do the in the
manner which occasion requires. Boston Courier.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-06-06

THE MEXICAN SrEAmEBs.-Capt. WEsTBRooK, OF the
schooner r. a. Brown, from Havana informs the Charleston
Mercury that the Mexican Montezuma and Guada
upe arrived at Havana on the gath Of May six days from
Vera Cruz whence they had escaped under English colos
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-06-06

its highest point Just the reverse II reduced it to the
very lowest point of depression While his theory said that
20 per cent would give the highest his proof showed that
IL gave the I" lowest"
And this pretty time select for the reduction Of
duties Now, when had just entered into war; whose
duration could predict calculate When went
to in 1912 doubled the duties il proposed
to cut them down onehalf! What consumnae proof of
political wisdom and financial ability here exhibited
There another thing of which the tariff index
and that the public prosperity. When the people
poor they could not afford TO Injuries imports fell
OIL, and down went the revenue. But when duties
high and domestic competition excited, agriculture having
abundant markets. and labor full and profitable employment
the people became prosperous they lived in comfort they
could afford pay for fine goods and uIues-and up went
the Reduce the tariff break up American industry,
and you clothed the people rags and your treasury became
bankrupt The national and the national prosperity
went up and down together and always concdent with
national proiecfon
the uxures Of the rich and the Of the poor
Encourage American manufactures, and while on the one
hand the poor found plenty Of employment the other
he got his goods cheap He could cohe himself deceny for
1e. He wanted foreign commodities but his
and his Coffee and they free. The poor could
buy cloth for full suit from head to foot for less than
dollar of substantial American manufacture He had himself
in this ball garment Of this goods and il
much admired that than dozen members had applied to
him for similar garments and he had supplied Senators and
others yet told the tariff taxes and Expresses the poor
Put high duties on Wines brandes, silks, on
Iaces iewery on all that which the rich alone consumed
and which the poor did want Take Oft the duties
from the poor mans necessaes and give him high wages lot
his work That the way diuse happiness and pros
pery among the great body Of the people That was good
sound democratic policy He for lifting up the poor
He was for eveng upward I; for increasing the domestic
comfort Of aborng true democracy Of
the The rich could pay and ought be made pay
and they should pay the poor man could not Mr. D. went
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-12-11

A GOOD Farm Of about 100 acres
~ with good Improvements, and not
more than ten miles from lhls yiIIaor.
The Improvements must be good even il
not large, and the price must be low: u
letter post paid directed to the subscriber
a, this p. o., viii receive attention. pro.
vlded the condition of the farm and i'm.
proyemenIs, with the price. are all stated.
BRONSON MURRAY.
Ottawa, Nos. 20, lSiG-3t
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JOIN L. Thompson. deceased.

q Li' persons having claims agairs, the
" estate of John l.. Thompson, deed,
are hereby notified and required To attend
before tie probate justice of La Sale coun.
ly, Illinois, al his Office in Ottawa, in said
county. on Saturday The 9ih day OF Jan.
nary, A ID, ls47. for the purpose Of hav-
my the same adjusted, that being the day
fixed upon 10y NE administrator in pur.
'nance OF the statute, for The purpose Of
settling and adjusting all claims against
said decedent.
JANE ANN THOMPSON, Adm'r,
C. A. LiNDLEY, Adm'r.
Ottawa, Dec. 4, lS46. CT
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Estate Of .4'ezGnder WcN'elt, dec'd.
q Lii persons having claims agains, the
1 q estate Of Alexander McNett, dec d.,
are hereby notified and requested to ex-
hibit the same to the unders igned, odmi-
nlstraior Of said estate. or To the probate
justice of the peace of La Sale county.
for settlement, within nine months from
the date hereof. DANIEL McNETr,
Nov. "a. lS46. .Adm'r.
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Fashionable Tailoring.
GEORGE SMITH

RESPECTFULLY returns ihabLs To the ei.
q nzens OF Ottawa and vicinity for the liberal
patronage he has heretofore receive. aud hopes
10 mrrIt continuance oftbe same. His 7oiior.
i"g Es!dbh'hmeni is on the south side Of the
Pun i'c square, orerJ. and q. A,mour's store.
tie is prepared 10 DO work on the nost rsasopa.
bic terms, and warrants all garments made ~
him TT. Cutting will be done on short not;cs
aud warran,edto fiji properly mnde up. The
FAIL AND WINTER FASHIONS
From New fo'k city, have just been received.
thus enabling him 10 furnish garrle nls in the
latest and mot approved style.
". B.--LnD'ber, ana mast Kind, Of eonn try
prod"e' ,oiA 1eiaaen IN poymeaiJor wo,k.
ottawa, Oct. %, 1916.
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Forty Thousand Grated


-
NOW offer 10 the public at my Nursery nonr
l. the village 81 Dayton, west side Of Fox river.
d" sale county, the largest number aud gr,atcs,
Vallety of
GRATED FRClr TREES
ihsl con be found n.rh-wr.t IT the Wabash.
hey were procured iri'r Curtis celebrated I'd
'at Nursery, c .br,crg nearly ,lro Lunued
''r,i'es Ut .pte fity vire,Ir. Of Prlr,thuly va.
''i'7 90 iiuns. tl,ra,s ant r,ssa,.. aH.r tar
'i i.e-t iWi, winch base been selected dunn
;'' is>i - years by tar industrious ,ad iud,ii,l-
ta'rc prnprlc,'o. Il Zoe Nursery. 81 gr.atex.
'nrfe, from nr,fig pii rtt STATE, m ne Union.
,nd many u the choirist variiirs from Europc.
'hry 40" mostly e tga ytrr. gtuSth, nnl from
''rfr 10 five iyct In hight. srd 81 sufficient fiz
IT, SET h1se wishing 10 plant urchatd. viii not
N"i u perceive Gre errat slvmrsue Of setting
yong mud thEGy trsc., reared M the same soil
ind r.lmlts 10 81 hch they are destined 10 b, set.
'y,' '""7r u,uel.y brought from a ,lilf rent soil
ava climate lhe iatgCr roots aud lin,- amruta.
i'd FOB save t'tusHora'i H. and he fprousroot.
'l1'ei by fang cypo-urg 90 DIV atmosphere.
WELLS WATT.
'f'' Ia 'elG by
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I.nl.l! s.atia,!

q FIRST rate article Of bunch laih is
IA now being made at the Marseilles
mills, where they will he constantly kent
on hand; they will also be KEEP, for sale
IN Ottawa, by Randolph Siaer and G..
burr; they are n better article than pine
ia,h, and will be sold cheaper than the or.
binary cos, Of getting hath from Chicago.
a 'o'erab'e article will be sold a, - per
thousand.
November l2, 1916.
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Tailoring Estahlishmcn t.

BUCHANAN g. EICHEL BERGER
ENOUlDretum thanks to The public for the
~ liberal patronage extended to them. and
now beg teavct to state that they have received.
dirac from the city of New York the
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS
and are tilpreparedto furnish garments n the
mos, approved eastern style, at their old stand
on hepub'cs square, west side ofthe courtho house.
Ottawa, Oct. %, 1916.
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November l2, ls4G.

ETTERB \RGAiNS-.-Dmvn nusl,ns, hwn
I'D and bleachcd Canton lllnnrls, with an, thing
IN the line Of Prints can aud ,c,H yjrr b,i,cr
bargains than have been offered hrrc,nfnr in This
market, Let no one hii to call aud examine the
goods before buying elsewhere.
10 NATriSaxa.
Oct 10, 1916
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EzardS:0are aid ISiooes, RyoR, Steel nnd
c7ssaigs.
TN, I;,oN AND COPPER ware. mAxUFacronY.

broad ciorpng
bench ly thct rang
'g' SnI' pndc nnu
P''h'i back wood
' axes nan aud shoe hnRrrs aud h,ot
''>"" 'l'cNSnnh "if hand .uf and
guard r'"r'
'' n'f'e locks and co''gr ,les lo, calo r..
llry pad nd sou,r,s
nus 'l ana anger bits brass kettles
i,n,
'2'' shutter wshtts -anI
nn' Incr iron and bnani, hlr ea--io M. n u-
" al" IRON hsucks carpenters and
ping Knives % horse harkig and cruling
P F'",'H powder Hrks it,nni,
P' dog collars andu
y" S'"S razors sheep
u" s''So assorted table bHlls and rasor lacks
m SADLERY.
'"e NFP" PAIRS assorted names leather, brass
a bands and lamps, buckles bride
we also e""'e to mann''cnc and keep
VIC are selling and other
9'j' anu we wish to he understood that Hotb
request on" Old customers and all others Of getting worth Of ,e
money to give call job Work. NANIEY
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II. BENNETT, .4dm'r.

Esttie # Lesicy Knt deceased.
4 III. persons having claims against
[ u the estate of Lesley Kent. deed.
are hereby notified and requested to ex.
b4'ri 'he same TO the undersigned, admin.
Islralufs Of SAID estate, or to the Probate
Justice Of la Sale county, for settlement.
within nine months from the date hereof.
ELIZABETH KENT, .Rdm'r.
&. e. ELLIOTT, .3Gal'r.
Nov 10. IS4G-4t.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICES.
.Andrew HrguLrighi, deceased.

LL persons having claims ngoius, the
" estate Of Andrew Argubripli, deed j,
are hereby notified and requested In ex.
hlbh the same 10 the undersigned, admin.
istrator of said estate, or TO the Probate
Justice of La Sale county. for settlement.
within nine months from the date hereof.
MICHAEL O'CONNOR, admir-.
Ottawa, Dee. 5 1916.
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tAat iHey nave syrup 81 Mild cherry, ar souie OH
er cough mtl.cj that i equally as rood. Il.
y,rl tbrin u.t..r,, ,,I 49,.
-. ''" 20" ''''.''
N''"'''''' SO "'.''' d "''am - Nitd Cueul
Fiat not only relieves, hut cuuys Iute ; %.
bottle, or six frS5 Fgr.l,Iv
S,,.l,,,,i...u-, .t,...
Rat a.! II AusRLy fer iiAet. ami
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49, y any ~o,"' J. 10.
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Ice u ''' "'.'. "'' '."r'
nave S'' ''' '.' ~o.r'' years r's' VITA Inv
81 '''t.' " - '' ''' ''"." "' "'era-'s winch '.'-
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u WIS ".'' .''t '''''"5 '"'' b" f't, M a'
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H'' " N' ''"'''' '" .'''' 'P'''''' 'h my
''f '''' van r'ru nn''-' I" "' arms - l't b
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u'"''' "'l'''' NV "'' ''' % ."" N'u acne
"'' ~, '''' 81" p" =" u.s. '''". '' '''-' y.
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"a" 80 w '., '' ~'''t W.
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I'e tH' y. W. '', ''''.''' "'',''''. ',r.''r
70 ',' Ut 's','S .'' S.''J', "'' wa "e"'' '''
r1', ~ ''..',, ''.''' '.''' ,''' ''''
duh,u'ly. I h,d goat soreness. In nv tlr,t
which cplS,i 1t To swell much that ,,s am,
e5..to li,d,yn, or even r.cii,c. L.t.1,J. u.La.
P'iiIT'i' Wy ~ gus,
w." ,' ,'s 49,, ~, ~ S.'' r,"'',"' 'N''i'.s'
w., , ~, w W 'u'n q,
s'' "l' Gov, uS' ~ gov verse ara ;, tp'.N'e'
d f.'u|i si''1s u,''''oi' W. "'ui ''tr l'''".
Nv "'"" O. Y''' ' W '' az" "''.'''i"'
ths so,s,., m m.s, j,'.' e ~ Walk sb'
the house. cont ued t. improve from that
time. shorty anci ny WIFI csll,d at y1ur siore
and stated my casr ~ YOU and vuu sent m. ,
bottle ni Your AhcrHfire. anil also word 10 c,,nr
and see you, anl ynn would investigate nv case
and cure ne. This dil not believe, o. EltI
wa beyond the reach ui human s.il
Arcr tpkius your Abey-lirrand PW, r,rr'r,r
weeks thee, WIS decided change for the better
10 that When | called upon yau. you said that
would get wail, and MAT your Alternative would
clr' me cliclullly. Nih uo hopes. however.
~ citing Nil still continued ttalug your Al.
t'rllISr, until bad ,lkcu he fourth bottle. When
tasrc Wa sud len change - the whole systcm.
a. though htJ got rid Of some great burden
and could drav my breath rs usual Nv nerves
gradually U-caHe s.Llug and my oppeiitc r,!urn-
Ell.
I. Ia been about month. since commenced
r.igg YOUR medicines and :, tbs lime e,,yy
',s'nso Of disease is cr'Iicn'cl fro'o my system.
am ~ actIEe. and nearly a strong. AZ At any
period in my lie. have no" gained pounds
~ '"o MONTHS.
nave En't reason '' Ice believe that the use
81 your valuable incidence by the blessing Of
p'd' "is saved mr ron aprcni'ur" gave.
JOS. BARBER /
f'P.Af, "'''cra i'h nnd 8'h ste, fh.nl.
'N't'''' AVcrt'i'r' daily 'h'c!ing cures /
81 N7 worst cases ~ srro'ula, rheumatism, s'ni /
LI.,l D" '''t ''' ''''' 81 '''
p...,-.l y, @ - ...,,. .r.f..f NJ
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Broke INFO ti,c Enclosure

a III the subscriber, about the 18th Of
W November, | brindle Ok, left born
Topped, white hind legs, and a few white
spots on him. One dark brown Ok.
somc white spots on him, and hind fee,
white. Both have large white stars in
the forehcard. Also, a dark brown bull
The owner can have them by paying
charges and taking them away.
ii II BALDWIN,
22-3t Shaver's Settlement.
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Caps. I!uTs and yiy,c,s

A i greatly reduced prices, mems fur.
- plush and cloth caps. boys do the
balance OF a large stock will be sold with.
ont reserve, at the low once price store of
Nov, 30, 1916 Boucuroy
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NSd'lHA3.e TAILORING eSTA3uS MENT
CONELLY N RAILEY

EfuRN thanks to the public fnr the liberal
l. Ptrnnisc extended to them, n,d wnnl,I
state iltl they have removed 10 the north side -,
the Cty Hotel, 10 TIE hull ing adjoining m.
muse 'i'rly occupied by Jrhn McUauy. They
have procured The latest
rail and winicr FaStioas
direct from New York, which will en- HE them
u make up garments IN the m,sl fashionable
''y," work WI be done IN the b,.t manner.
aad all garments warranted To- lit.
Ottawa. Oct. 2, Si6-l
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6 lA.L.E IIR,n.DE3-
EEGHNGES CEHEltao &T'(Dg2r.

Wv returns his thanks to his friends and the public pat,
nO 'nag extended to him daring tc spring
from New York. with I ,j,,
oegS to call their following comprise part stock
which VIII be sold n, 80. yiy
is better Ian q siol NiNGyy" 800"