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NaKE .qND an BE CURED I

DR.. ToWnsGnd:--I make the following statement IN
order 10 express my gratitude TO you and 10 recon-
nd your >arsnparIila and your compound ESiTact
Of sarsaparl 10 thoe who are so unfortunate as to
have lung comp anlS OF c6nsHmpliOs. Whilst Tesid
ing in the south several Yeas ago, had lODg ant
severe sickness, which win sHhgrqueHl exposure
very maternity injured my CONSTITUTIONS being able
however mucu of The tiHp 10 work, although my
lungs were affected and had cOugh for the last
year grew much worse and the Inst winter caught
a severe cold The pain in ply breast, distrt IS IN
breathing and coughing very much increased. took
number OF popular remeGIts tor consumption, but
thew failed 10 relieve rae. At last was confined TO
my room and was bad with the consumption that
did not eXpec. To remain here long. sent Tor Mar
Gus u. Moore, who resides at the corneT OF Lyrius
and Grand SITS, (whO will confirm this staement) and
made disposition of my property. few days at
| ter this friend sent you To sGe me; you ordered t.
bottle of your Extract Of SarsapaTllta. took II ac-
eordiEg to your dreC tinns aud Immediately felt re.
! igvet-my pain gradually left mel soon brcatheC
| freGly-my hacking cough suhsided-I raised ensii!
and slept sOundiy-aud 10 my establishment ana de
light, when had taken the contents of TIN bottle,
was able as you well remember, to walk from Ferry
to Beaver st, 10 obtain more. have continued t.
take it, and AM about business although il il
not more tHan two months since commenced will
your medicEcs-and am thankful 10 the Lord that
was induced to try them.
SAM. il. STUART, % Perry st.
Albany, May 18th, 1876.
Probably there never was remedy that has bee
so successful IN desperate cases OF consumption a
this II Cleanses and strengthens the system and az
pears to heal the ulcers on the lungs, and the pa
tients gradually regain their usual health an
/ strength
READ THE PROOF.
DR.. TnwGsend: had been afflicted for months b
dry, backing cough; at least raised great guam Ii
ties bad matter, and experienced a severe pam il
my efi eide, accompanied with distress on IN
lungs-my cough very much increased, ana la
cold night swcats. Leaning that you had remed
for such cases, concluded 10 uy H. purchased
hnll'e Of your Extract of SarSapara-hGlo,e hat
finished taking il, my cough raising, and the pain
in my side lie me, and now have Iegained my gen
eml health. Relieving our medicine TO be YER
valuable one, cheerfuy recommend it 10 those WA
art similarly simated. found the medicine pleas
ant 10 the taste and Strengthening to Ike body.
WIN. Il. McKlNSTEY, va Grand st.
New York. AnrIl 0,uh lS46.
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03- Hear Mr.. Seth Terry, OF the oldest and
most respectable Lawyers in Hartford, Conn. The
following is extract of letter received from hiEn:
Or. Townsend-l have used one bottle of your Sar.
saparlla, and hnd it is excellent in lis effects upon
chronic rheumatic pain to which am subject, from
injury accustomed several years ago IN public
Stage. Please send me Two bottles to the of DR.
Seymour have conversed with two Of our princi-
pal physicians, and recommended your Sarsa Parilla,
SETH TERRY,
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READ THE PROOF.
RHEUMATISM.

This SarsapGrui used with the most perfect sue
cess in Rheumatic complaints, however severe OF
chronic The astonishing cures it has performed
ule indeed wonderful. Other remedies sometimes
give temporary relief. This CnIirey eredcstes il
from the system, even when the limbs and bones are
dreadiulIy swollen.
nr. Townsend: | was attacked with distressing
pain in my hip Joint, so bad that could not walk
without my clutches; and much Of the time ! was
Obliged keep my bed. tried several remedies, bul
they did not relieve me. then called on one Of our
first Physicians he did not help me. heard of your
Sarsapara, and obtained bottle, and in a few days
it entirely cured me, and am well now as ever
ASHBELL WALKER, - Daniel ST.
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IRA GODFREY, No. 5 Liberty stree,
Albany, March 26, l545.
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE

Dr. TOwnsend's Sarsaparila is a sovereign and
speedy cure for incipent,C Consumption, Banpnness,
Leucorrh9, Incontinence of Urine, or involuntary
discharge thereof, and for the general prostraton OF
the system; matter whether the result of inherent
cause or causes, produced by irresuiariy, illness OF
accident,
03-N0thing can be more surprising than its invi-
goratng effects on the human frame. Persons ali
weakness and lassude before taking it, al once be.
come robust and full of energy under its Influence
II immediately couneracts The nerveessness of the
female frame, which is the great cause of barren
ness.
II will the expected Of u.s. in cases ofso delicate
nature, IN exhibit certificates of cures performed
but we the afflicted, that hundreds of ca
SEES have been re orted to Several cases, when
families have been without children, after using
few bottles of this invaluable medicine, have been
blessed with healthy offspring.
DR.. TownseHt:-My wife being greatly distressed
by weakness and general debility, and suffering con.
tinnaliy by pain and sensation of bearing down,
Falling of the womb, and W nh other difficulties and
having known cases where your medicine has eff.
lccted cures, and also hearing il recommended
for such fsPaSes az have fes ftbed, ! Obtained a
bottle OF your Extract Of SarsamrilIa, and followed
the directions you gave me-in short period it re-
moved her complaints and restored her health. Be
ing grateful for the benefits she received, take plea
sure in thus acknowledging it, and recommending ii
to the public. NJ. ID. MOORE,
Cor. of Grand and LydiHs sis.
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10 LO~GAa

&LE ELeANEEEiG ~ IS
X. The pub.o respectfully Informed dat bJths
l"u5Cs, the suhscriher's Number hes "Gcn changed
from 36 to So Of which his customers and str4ngcTs
will please take h0lCG.
The Proprietor Ot the celebrated VEG C. hBbI
RriTFRS and COUGH DROPS, would take thC pre-
occasion to call the attention al strangers visuh
City, ard others, the superior qualities of the
.suVa medicines for the cure of dyspepsia, Bowel
Ompainls, Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Rheuma-
uss,, Colds, Coughs, Consumption, an1 many ether
COMPLAINTS 20 which are liable. In addition TO the
MANY certificates published in the papers of the day
ne mas in his possession number tHm MOS resp8eta
DE Individuals all testyng to the virtues of these
medicines, ard which can be seen at his
The snbScTirer also takes hs opportunity 10 return
Ills crate ml thanks 10 Discerning public who nave
extended TO his medicines such liberal support since
heir Introduction into this city; and he is happy n
The belief that they have been productive Of much
good wherever used. As he is the sole proprietor and
nanlIta turet he wpue caution the public against any
attCnlptr that may be made to impose upon them .
spurious article, Every bottle Of his medicine 3
scaled and stamped with his haIe On the top of the
cork also "a li:c 5lae of his name the label on the
sidc nj IN bottle None ether are genuIne; therefore
h., not deceived,
His ANTE-BlLIGUS PILLS are Acknowledged TO
be a most excellent remedy for bilious complaints.
They are extensively used, and pronounced one Of
The best family medicines now before the public
In addition To the above ne mas nlny other mEDl-
CINAL PREPARATIONS, OF his own manufacture,
together with great variety OF PERFUM cry, chla-
lsrICs or which can be OF his store, and Which
he warrants TO be equal - any in the city.
LOUIS GOULEH, No. Il Baltimore street,
Between Frederick and Harrison streets,
And near Centre Market,
NIB. Remember the No, SO, as the genuine aTti-
elss arc for sale at no other place in Baltimore nlo
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MEDICAL. OEFlCE-

no. 4 SOUTH FREDERlCK STREET,
fFIs4 door ON Baltimore ST. guing towards lhe doCkl
BAKE NOTICE OF pr. ROGERS NAME On
u different paIts "f the Once.
Attendance ig0ni -. ~. iii! 10 at nisht.
CURE Warranted.
GG-NO PAY UNLESS a CURE BE EFFECTED
TWO naNS
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Coxsackie, Sept. 2e, ls45,
DR.. Townsend:

|
To all whom it may cencern-Ths Is 10 testify,
that my wife used bottle Of yeur SarsaPara pre-
vous to her confinement, under the most alarming
and delicate circumstances, being troubled with the
Gropsy, swelling of the feet nervous affections, and
very much debilitated; with my persuasion. and
commentator of those who had used il, she was in
ddced to try it. with little faith aud suffice it
TO say, the medicine had The happy and desired eff
feet not only in the hoaFs of confinement but after
the expiration OF one week offs use the dfnDsy ano
her nervous Affection gave way to an astonisAlns do
gree, and her health is better than II has beer
for a long time previous.
If this will be- of 8ny service TO you, or any ent
that doubts the effects Of the medicine, y0s are en-
tireiy welcome IN II.
subscribe myself vour most Ohedierl ana nbiIsec
servant, - - 'AnsSoN'
For sale by seth =. HANCE, 10 'b~tsAA"it a..
and corner Charles Rnd tTGtt-sss l'N s'tEit
tie; or ar bottles ST SIS.
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WRECK. The brig St. Marks, of Boston,
was wrecked on Turks Island, eth ult. No
lives lost, A heavy gale from the north had
been prevailing some days.
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Hartford, March IL, 1886.

DR.. TOwnsend-Dear Sir: | have been entirely
cured, by using your Extract Of Sarsaparia OF a
chronic rtlamnal0Iy rheumatism, with which |
have been afflicted for the last years very severe
ly. ] have endured the most agoRizng pains; my
feet and legs dreadfuy swollen, and there
have been months when | unable to attend to
my business, Being cured of the Rheumatism, and
having my general health restored by your agreeable
medicine, thought | could do II o less than acquaint
you my success in using your SarsapatiIa, Per
haps | should add, that used the prescriptions of
PHI scians, and purchased some Of all the embToca
tons aud ointments in the market, and received no
benefit Yours, &c.
WILLIAM LIPPINCOTF, Dps Water st.
New York, November ID, l%5.
DR., Townsend: You remember that when OBJ
tanned bottle Of your SarsaparIIa, aud promised, if
it effected cure, 10 give you &c tihcaie. | am
happy 10 have it in nv power To return the favor
had been s0rey afflicted by the rheumatism for
months: much OF the time bad that cOud nei
ther eat, sic, nor walk. Ii would be impossible for
to desc be The pain and agony endured. tried a
number of remedies without being benefited A
gentleman, who knows the qualities of your Sarsa-
parillc induced me 10 try bOtlle. ! did so, and, 20
my great establishment, 1t in few days effected a
perfect cure if any rcredulOus, invite them to
ca me, and promise TO satisfy them of the truth
of the ABOVE
IRA GODFREY, No. Liberty street
Albany, March 26, lS45.
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Probably there never was n remedy that has been
so successful IN desperate cases OF consumption as
this. II ceanses and strengthens the system, and ap-
pears to heal the ulcers on the lungs, and the pa
tents gradually regain their usual health and
81 strength.
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n.8. Remember the No., SO, as the genuine art
Gle. are for sale at other place in Baltimore. nl6
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-08-11
GOV. WILLIAM SMITH

Ever since the name of this distinguished states.
man and democrat has been familiar to the people
and since he has devoted the energies of his pow
erinl and prolific mind to the advocacy Of the
reopIes Rights. he has been the object Of most
viruent and untirng abuse from the federal party
i" all Inc different forms they have assumed, up
10 Inc present moment; and since he has been
elected Governor of the State, their assaults
seem to have been dictated by fresh venom.
some time since. in closing up his professional
business, he was assaied for lowering the dignity
81 HE State, Gas though an honest and indus
trlous man should not be Governor, y by carving
out one OF his contracts, made before he received
this honorable and important office from the Leg
lsature. which having had all the changes of op
position rung upon it. without producing any effect
upon this utiitarian people. was suffered To rest
with the contempt of the gnod upon it. Lately
another effurt made because of the Casual
absence of the Governor from Richmond. to rouse
the spirit of opposition and enmty against him.
Miserable and disgusting as these efforts are 10
injure one Of the best men in the State, and take
from him the good opin;on Of his fellow men, il is
necessary that they should be answered les, some
might attribute silence 10 an admission of their
f"rce. We accordingly feel gratified in transfer
ring to our columns, The Voice of Friend. /"
as it appeared in the Enquirer of the 5rh instant.
giving TO his enemies the advice of an old saw
" cease vpers-you bite file"
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II
Iy'es. Wetake the following paragraph from on.
OF The many that meet our eye. as corroborativeo
the opinion we have expressed. The Roman
Catholic Church, with its grandeur and sameness,
has stood the assaults Of the world for centuries
and yet she is daily drawing to her fold hundreds
OF those whose forefaihers have been her strenuous
opponents Calmly and diligently she pursues
her high career, while the other sects. are moving
every engine to exalt their power aud extend their
bounds. .D.
"SEcEssioNs TO RoME.--The London papers
chronicle many additional instances of secessions
from the Church of England Among the most
recent those Of the Rev F. Horne Of South
ampton, and of the Lady Georgiana Fullerton, the
aulhoress Of " Ellen Middleton who. with Mr.
Fullerton. is understood to have CONFIRMED to the
same communion. The names of more than une
hundred Converts from the upper ranks Of society
have now been announced since the autumn Of
last year. Abont fifty are connected with Oxford
University; with Cambridge not mnre than fifteen
or twenty. Nearly half the number are clergy
men Of the Establishment"
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THE BRAVE LOUISIANA voLUN-

We extremely regret to learn by the letter
from a friend at New Orleans, dated The LIST of
August, which follows, that these brave men have
been turned back home, without being called upon
for any active service. The letter which we
have received speaks with some feeling. but we
have not felt at liberty to soften it. as we believe
II is but the muterings of the storm that is about
I" burst upon the head Of the Secretary of War
from Lousiana. We have all along believed
that there has been great indiscreton and want
Of Judgment, if not guilt, in the War Department.
which will. in time. be exposed. This. perhaps.
is not the time to stir up the elements Of opposi
ton, hut the unjust and unnecessary duress of
Gen. Gaines. and the return of these volunteers.
should make the President careful how he adopts
the advice of those military and unmilitary men
around him.
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Gainesville, N. G., Aug. 1l-ob "'eSV'''e' ~ o.

TRUST SALE Under the provision. of q
Deed OF Trust to me from Thomas w. John
sion and his wife Frances for purposes therein
named, recorded in tho Clerks Office Of Norfolk
County Court, 23d Of January, 1546-I shall, on
MoNDA1, the 18th instant at quarter past IL
O'clock NJ, sell, before tho Court House IN ports.
mouth, to tho highest bidder, upon credit until
the first day of January. 1877, except so much as
may be required ~ deiray tho expenses Of this
Trust, two Houses and Lots, situsted In tbst nsr,
Of Portsmouth called Gosport, fronting Jointly on
Lincoln street 80 or 50 feet and runni1e back III
icet. These los are very convenient 10 the Navy
Yard, and may always be rented witbout GifEcuI
ty, for good prices. THE larger House viii afFrrd
convenient accommodations for large family
and by a small outlay Of capital in ronairs 49,
purchaser will. doubtless, be we'll remonernted 70,
his investment. j. S. S'TJJRpS T,r,Ioo
N. b. ,negouabie note, properly endorsed, will
DC required ~, INC purchase money, and u c title
withheld until payment be made AM If
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no more than will be sanctioned and sustained BY
his fellow citizens. t
have deemed this notice doe to justice and
my regard for Gov Smith. and claim of those
papers in The name Of justice and fair dealing, who
published attacks against him, 10 publish this an
swer IL them. 4 VOICE FROM FRIEND
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

We look upon it as singular fact in the histo.
~ Of the present day, that there should be conin
ualIy many changes from the other churches to
that IF the Catholic. The church of England
appears TO furnish the greatest number of prose.
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ERESH SEEDS.--we have iust received
Il another fresh and full supply Of GOOD SEEDS,
White Norfolk do, White Flat, Globe and Long
White do Cabbages- Drumh'd. savoy, Flat Dutch,
&C., and al other seasonable Seeds. For sale at
the Drug Store, Sign Of the Big Mortar.
Aug4 CHAS II. HEINITSH, Agent.
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nAGUER REOTYPE OR PHOTOGRAPH.
~ IC PORTRAITS.-Ih The subscriber has the
pleasure to announce TO the Ladies and Gentlemen
of Norfolk and Portsmouth. that he has returned
and will take charge of his Daguerrean Gallery in
person for short time only.
He begs leave TO state that from his long expert
cncc in this business, and recent wonder full i'm
provements, that he is enabled 10 make Likenesses
IN point of beauty, and style of finish, to surpass
any that has heretofore been exhibited. They can
be inserted in Rings Bracelets, Pins Cases or
Frames, and arc W srranted not to fade or rub off.
Instructions given in the art.
large assortment of Apparatus and Stock al
ways ON hand, at the lowest cash price Call at
Rooms Go ner OF Main and Talbot sts
Aug A. tf&OD3t j. II WHITEuuPSr
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MISCELLANEOUS.
RDAN'S LOTTERY OFTICE.

GORDAN'S LOTTERY OFFICE,
Drawing of Consolidated Lottery Class No %
49; s, Is, II, %, "a, SO, 81, -. 3. 26, 81.
g. g. 49, %, % % STwopriscs SOLD.
Drawing Of the Monongalia Lottery. Glass 81. =.
3, %, 81. 81, s, 81, 65, 46, 81, 10. 90. Is.
THIS DAY ONLY! .e...
The Drawing received Tomorrow Morning
$4,000!
New Jersey Lottery Glass No 20.
30 Prizes of 1000
capitals $2S 900. 900. 4 oO9 20 OF 1,O00 40 of
200, % of $50, SC.
~. tickets only $5-Sbares in proportion
ilckets TO ne had at JNO D. GORDAN'S,
MI, LOTTERY aud Exchange Office. Norfolk,
Where inc highest premium is paid for Gold,
'''o' an" 'Peoic Shocks. Aug II
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MISCELLANEOUS.
&9 5Ba &fs8h ssssg EsssY ,als:;|

I'HkCST SALE OF STEAM ENGINhS.
CAkS' &c.-Pursuant to two Deeds OF Trust
ekecuteo oy the Portsmouth & Roanoke Rail Road
company, dated, respectively, the 18th of March
IS4O aud 18th October, lSl3 both duly recorded in
tho Clerks Ohce OF Norfolk County Court, for the
purpose oil paying certain notes due 10 the Presi-
dent, Directors, &c, of the Farmers Bank of Wiz
gina, and the President, Directors & Co of the
Bank OF Virginia therein provided for i'm the n rat
oil which deeds am the surviving Trustee aud In
the secon was appointed sole Trustee 4 shall
sell at public auction, before the Court House i'm
portsmouth for cash, on the 9TH of September next
at nall past 10 O'Clock, A. NJ the following pro.
perry mentioned in said Deeds, TO wit: Two En-.
gincs, severally called The A. Joyncr aud A. EN-.
merson eight wheel Passenger Car called the
WASHINGTON; eight wheel Baggage Car /; | Screw
cutting Machine; IL fur wheel common Wood
Cars eight wheel Freight Cars; 90 Cast Iron
Drilled Rail Road Wheels, OF SO many of the three
last described articles may be in existence and
one eight wheel Engine called the Roanoke and
her Tender, made by Etstwich s Harrison
Should il be deemed advisable by those interest.
cd in the payment of the above notes to postpone
the above sale until after the sale he made by tho
Board of Public Works under the mortgage to the
state which is advt tsed to take place at noon on
inc same day then the above property will be sold
itnm'di ely alter such sale.
he title 10 the above property is believed to be
perfect all OF 1t having been acquired by the Ports
mouth " Roanoke Rail Road Company alter its
ortgagc TO the Board Of Public Works and duly
conveyed as above mentioned yet acting az Trus-
tee shs II sell and convey only the title legally and
cquitably vested in me by the deeds aforesaid
Aug WIN. ii. WILSON, Trustee.
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NAVY AGENTS. OFFICE. )
CAPTAIN o'sULLIvAN; or, Adventures

CAPTAIN O'SULLlVAN; or. Adventures,
~ Civil, Military, and Matrimonial of a gentle,
man on half pay, by VIM III. MJxwcil.
No Pictorial History of England.
Nos. SO. "a, 95 and go illustrated Shakespeare.
No. II illustrated Wandering Jew.
The Statesmen of the Commonwealth OF Eng
land, with treatise on the popular progress in
English History, by Jno. Forester edited by j. o.
Chonlcs-to BE- published in . parts, at 25 cts each
Life of the PIT Hon. George Canning, by Robert
Bell author of the sc History of Russia, - Lives OF
English Pocts,' SC. Price 80 cents. For sale Inv
Aug w. II. H. HODGES & co.
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W SANDS SARsAPARILLA.-1h Process of Cure.
~ Is now generally conceded by the profession,
mat diseases OF the skin originate in the blood
that there the virus exists which is so unpleasant.
~ and often fatally developed the surface
Sands Sarsa parilla contains in a bigblv concen.
trated form all the medicinal properties of the
root and its detergent and antseptic properties
soon become apparent, in ncutrazing the morbid
principle in the fluids of the body II influences
me whole circulation. Cxpcling from it the nu
c!eus OF disease, thereby restoring health and pu-
Vulnerable attested cures OF Scrofula. Joorosv
Eruptlve Diseases of various kinds, Liver Com,
plants, Dyspepsia. &c, speak unanswerabiy in
favor of lis efficacy.
For further particulars and conclusive evidence
Oh us superior value and efficacy, see pamphlets,
wnich may be obtained of agents gratis.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by A r.
ID. SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 10 Fulton ST.
New York Sold also by CHARLES FL HEINITSH,
agent, Portsmouth. and M. A. SANros, Norfolk
Price s per bottle 6 bottles for SIS
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no rnE LADIES AGAIN.-We call III

INO E'lE LADIES AGAlN.-we call the
Il attention of the ladies again TO this superior
article, NYMPtl SOAP, for he complexion. Its con-
slant use viii change the most bilious complexion
INTO one OF radiant Wilderness; while on the neck
hands and arms it bestows delicacy and fairness
which its continued use will happily prot,c Ct with
every appearance of youthful charm to the most
advanced period of life. The genuine only for sale
Mt The Drug Store, Sign of the Big Mortar
July 30 CHAS. III. HEINITSH Agent
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MEAL, MEAL.-We are receiving daily I,y
WI the Baltimore Boats, sup .rior article of
BOLTED MEAL. WILLS s. co.
Aug