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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-19

Tho Union says that the nine rgnents Of volunteers
lately called from several Of the States nearly all
completed
The first regiment from Pcnnsy lvana lief, Pittsburg
the Odd ultmo and the second VIII be ready
time this week.
Several companies have been mustered into service in
Massachusetts and doubts entertained Of the for
nation of the regiment called for from among her peo
pie.
Virginia will complete her regiment in very few
days.
The South Carolina gi,ncnt is ready for marching.
The Mississippi regiment IS nearly full.
North Carolina Is making every preparation fer the
arming and equipping OF her soas, and letters from
Lousan announce that there is every prospect Of
cess in raising the regiment required Of her-Baltmore
Patriot.
Earthquake in Chaa.-A letter from Shanghai China
says:
1--WE had shock of earthquake on the tth Of
August att AN, which alarmed not little. We
were all driven from our beds Chop, Chop =
There shock Ningpo the same time. and it
is said these shocks very unusual IN this region
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u A good way to manage gun that has been
loaded long Time. and tina, you don't like 10 fire
iof fear 9! Q breach ot tic peace, is 10 leave i
gu: OF doors az night. !: vii, b sure = - oil
Before morning.
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griaaeant Sa-cess Of Bgcbans Huaeariqn Bqlvqnl d
I.te-tle Gfaat Eh4iist Rc34edy far Coughs. colte
> i.l1.s, ard Eals>'l.2 z.:IGa.
II.t. celebrated ana aGallIbe remedy for colds
asthma, any form Of pulmonary constitution.
tie Hungarian Baisa,n Of Iife discovered by Or m
chan. OF london, England upwards of seven
years n Great britain, the continent Europe
introduced the itea states undo. the i1slieG
at sap.rlHten3ence Of the inventor
The astonishing Of the Hungarian Basa,1 Of
Life. the Of every form of consumption warrants
the American gent IN soliciting for the
possible that be found Tie Communicates
that seek relief in vain fro: any Of the re1ae-
dies Of the day. and have bcen given up by the
tnguisled physicians confirmed and incurabla The
pefae Of II is l@1r l0stxuha, bat a STANDARD
English remedy Of known aud established efficacy.
Tile great and oE certain remedy for colds, couris
asthma and consumption the Hungarian Balsarn Of
Lie THIS unrivalled specific viii only relieve
speedily ana eticctualIy cure when all means have
tissue Of the lungs bur seek this infalib
remedy and you safe. tder It's ben On and suav-
tive influence, the obstinate and dangerous cough is
speedily renoved splitting Of Blood alarming, is en-
tEeiy prevented: night s"-ets which nulfy the resto-
ring hover sleep checked: inflammation is recr-
pain the SIDE no more:
breathing renGered soft and easy and the
sufferer restored from the awful condition
oonsanF:ifc, to healthy and comfortable existence
In Of actual disease Of the lungs, seated
sumption, it i HE only source Of hope
American price, 5 per bottle, with full directions for
the restoration Of health.
None genuine without the written Signature Of the
American Agent, gold and bronze label to counter
felt which Is forgery
F'or sale a, the Drug Store of Dr., J. HOWELLS.
l5-Parnpets respecting this Great English Remedy
may b !sl gratis Of Dr.. J. HowelIs Richmond Ia
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-19

ErA matchmaker being asked tho age Of his
Your gcsi child, said be wan:ed jus: quarter of
three.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-19

AMERICAN BRAyEEY.-At fampico lately a fire broke
ont in The upper part of the toWu-tic night dark
and coudyall thought it waa signal tbs part OF
the Mexicans TO commence a mutny, when young
Passed dshipman Laid, Of the navy, proceeded to the
scene. On bis arrival, he the house enycloped in
flames, and upon the very top Of the house beautiful
Mexican grl He, amidst the flames and smoke, sue
ceeded in gaining the top of the house. and with his
prize lowered himself safely TO tie ground with rope
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EsseysTc CIT EsisCa sGs.

sNR kATZ'S ANTI-BILLIoUS LIFE PILLS are
y the best Medicine in the known world to accom-
piish this important work.
Those afflicted with Dyspepsia. Sick Stomach, Pain in
the Side and Back Liver Complaint, Loss of Appetite
Weakness Of the Stomach and Bowels, coSvtIess Re-
and que, Bilious ana other Feyers should
obtain box OF these Pills They Purify the
Blood and renOvatc the system IN such that i
Is impossible for Disease 70 remain, when they used
according TO directions Price > cents.
For safe at the Richmond Book Store
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EEERIPN Ell 1IOHI, OR INFLAMMATION OF TIE
LUNGS, Is disease very common II gFes'era
tats,'' and suddenly fastens its victims 10 that home
whence traveller returns. This disease originates
from the co!d and sudden changes in climate and
.nospiere inflammation Of the Lungs IS first perceived
bv sivernc colness, followed with heat burning and
fever; the breathing in many eases difficult pain and
tghtness in the thorax short cough which IS often dry
continues distressing a.1 obsiintei ePectoTaton
difficult sct4tv These tie common
toms this disease, and when attended 10 at once
end in serious consequences Almost al TIE ceahs that
occ,,- ~ this season Of the caused Inazaa
npaoa o. fAe lungs and PLeur9. AT the FIRST attack
f tbs 4.ssase there should Be time lost procuring
ffr Darlcan's E.v5ectorant Remedy
-r 70 sale at t. Eicl11ent Book @tero
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REMOV ak Mc1nayzz-9
Dress assd fsseaf, Tra:. q =.

az ISS s. BOOTH, has removed her establishment
y 4 door West Strattan & Nrght's StJrc--up
stairs; where she is prepared to 60 work IA her Ae 't
ueatness and despatch She again respectfully returns
her THINKS hel friends and public for Their -Fo
patronage and hopes by promptness in executing orers
which she may receive every branch Of Fashionable
ana Plain Af:Ii4uefv. Dress and Cloak Mating 70
arit continuance Of fayors. Her reasonable
he eS2act= TO be constantly supplied with the J.
FA% IiiG NJ and Ill keep hand, sale, assert
rnent Of FLOWERS, DRESS CARS, and FACE TRsA>IScs-
TX 0patry Pr5iuce taken in exchange for WORK.
y. b. GeatcIae1s' Linen llshio;.5l ueati made
Richmond, JANUARY lgth, l-l7. IF
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4 30: %JSrFg Tons EDT,f'f..-Tctrrs Of Admin
q istrutioa Of tn. Estate Of Julia A. Paranorc c.a
has this day been granted the unae Tsgntt, from t5c
yne Probate Court for said coHnty notice is hereby
those indebted 10 said estate, make imc Iatc
pa rlent, and those having claims against the
present them, du authenticated. he Estate IS prodd-
bly, solvent. ) B. STANTON. Aim.
Jan 9TH, 1917. I--3"f
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@tHAkER'S WARE-Thc subscribers have Just recev
- ed and offer for sale, splendid lot Of Shakers
w aTe-FubS. Buckets, BrooIns. Bowls. Churn=. &c
which VIII be sold low HAINES s EARoJITtR.
Richmond. june 50. 1916 27G
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HI Subscriber have received Lot of C5nc5a-
: natt iress .a..olt Candies. which they viii srH
.o.. IL ttc 8uN- Y. Y. ~ .tDE, 8 Go.
Richmond, :, pt,a. ser .h. I-l#.
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TraraIant SR-ccss Of Bacban's Hungarian RaIyqn 81
L5e--tse Gre4t Ea4iist Rc4edy jar Coughs, Cola.
81 i.l43:, Eal4>t am 3.:IGa.
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E.sstss'a, and Cz.EsxH.HEEss;

Ios sale At tie Richmond Book Store
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-01-07
STATE OF VERMONT.

DIsrRIcT OF WEsTMISsTER, S.
The Hon. the Probate Court for he District Of Wat
minister To all persons interested in .fhe estate q
SOPHIA WILDER, Laie Of Puiney, in said d.
friet, deceased, fesiate, GEEEr1ss.
WHEREAS, Riley Burditt and jeremiah Ry,r
w Executors upon the estate Of said deceased
have filed their petition in writing, setting forth X
amount OF debts due from the deceased, and proble
charges Of administration and the value Of the per
al estate, and have requested said court 10 grant hs
license 10 sell oil the real estate Of said deceased rep
resening that sale Of part Of said real estate will b
necessary in order 10 raise funds 10 pay debts ioi
charges of administration, and that sale Of pan
thereof cannot be made without injury TO those ne
ested in the remainder. II is therefore ordered that
said application stand for hearing and decision
sion Of said court TO be held at the dwelling house d
Elery Albe, in Westminster in said district, on the
third Saturday Of January, l547, and that notice 81
said application and the time and place sci Tor hearing
be given 10 all persons interested in said estate, BY
publication in the Vermont Phenix, printed al Brat
tleboro, in the county Of Windham and State Of Yer
mont, three weeks successfully previous thereto, that
they may appear and object TO the same if they hil
see cause.
ELLERY ALLBE, Judge
Westminster, Dec. 10Th, 1916. IS
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-01-07
FRESH OYSTERS
STATE OF VERMONT,

District Of WEsrMINrt..
The Hon. The Probate Court for The Dilrias
IPestminster:- To all persons iHieresled in H.
tate Of LE4VITT II. ROBERTS, late Of Pul.,
IN said District, deceased, iHtestafe,
GREIriys
M HEREAS, John r. Miller Adminhlrslr d
w the estate of The said deceased, hath rrrrsv,.
ed 10 this court that the personal estate Of sail e,s
ed s insufficient 10 pay the debts against saI cs,,,
and hath applied for license to sell the real estate \
said deceased, consisting of one third part Of sO I
the congregational meeting house, in said Pulney;
u ia therefore ordered, that said application ;,,
for hearing and decision at session Of said rourto
held at the dwelling house Of Ellefy Allbe, 10 W.
minister in said district, on the second Saturl,v
uary, lS47, and that notice Of said appit
The time and place set for hearing be given no -
sons interested in said estate, BY pubicali "a O., Id
Vermont PhGnix, printed at Bniileboro ia tie eo.a
OF Windhom and Stale Of Vermont. three weeks 20:
cessivcly previous thereto, that they may appear 4,
object 10 the same IL they shall see cause
ELLERY ALLBE, Judg,
Westminster, Dec. IS, 1876. Is
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-01-07
Local and Travelling Agents Wanted,

TUNO canvass the State OF Vermont with an interest
IL ing and valuable work, that has never been offer
ed in that State. Districts will be secured 10 Agents
il il is desired. For further information, apply TO
H. B. MINIS,
10 Phoenix Row, Amherst, Mass
rJ-Al letters must be pre- paid. is
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-01-07
CreenIeaf's Labor Saving Grammar.

TTNHIS book, which has afforded 10 thousands their
IL only knowledge a English Grammar, and has
proved iiself the true Labor Saving Grammar, is now
sold at the low price of IS els. Now as our schools
are kept only about three winter months and il is
ceedingly desirable that children should improve this
short time TO the best advantage we aein duty bound
as rational beings, TO supply them with those Books
which are best calculated 10 nbrdge toll and save Ia
bor,' e, those from which they can learn with the
greatest facility and rapidity.
For sale single, by The dozen or hundred, at The
l5 BRaTTLEBORO BOOKSTORES.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-01-07
state or T-ernaOnf.

In Probate Court, Dee. IS, 1876.
A n instrument purporting TO be the last will AID
N testament Of SUS.lNN.1H CARPENTER, lac
Of Dover, deceased, is presented for probate by Luke
Rice, therein named Executor thereof.
Whereupon, il is ordered that said named Execu'
tor notify all persons interested that this court WILDE
eide upon the probate of said instrument, at the session
thereof, 10 be holden at Childs' Inn, in Wilmington
in said district, the last Thursday Of January next
by publishing copy of the record Of This order three
weeks successfully in the Vermont PhGnix, printed
Bratieboro 10 said district previous 10 said time oil hear
ing.
A true copy of Record,
Attest, B. ID. HARRIS, RegI rs
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-01-07
PATENTS.

AMERICAN and FOREIGN OFFICE,
Aud Agency for ,he.U States Patent Office Washington
No. %, STATE STREET, BOSTON.
TINE subscriber by appointment from the Commission.
err of Patents, is Agent Of the U. s. Patent Office for
the purpose OF receiving and forwarding 10 the all
such models specimens Of ngred aud Manufactures
shall be intended To be patented, deposited therein
which will be received and forwarded, free Of expense and
risk 10 their owners and with all possible Dispatch The
subscriber will prepare Caveats, Specifications Assign
ments, and all the necessary Papers and Drawings; will
make researches into American and Foreign works. for
iablshng the validity utility of Inventions and render
advice all legal and scientific matters, respecting the
Patents secured in Europe and other countries.
BY application at this office inventors saved the time
and expense OF Journey 10 Washington and delay there
well all personal trouble in obtaining their patents
The experience Of fourteen years practice, extensive col
lections Of works documents, decisions &c on me
chancal subjects and the Patent Laws-and patents Of DIFF
ent countries collected al much during the long
time this office has been established aud which daily adj
di,ons being made, together with here kept
OF inventions patented at Washington, enable aofd
important assistance and information inventors DESTROYS
Of securing Pa,ents which in other respects nigh, be dill
cult OF attainment
n II. EDDY, Civil Engineer
August ", 1876 iy52
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-01-07

The WIND WAGON. We learn, from the Inde-
pendence Expostor, that Mr. Thomas, who has
been at work on wind wagon, has got the ma.
chine completed. and has given it such trial as
TO make its success certain. lie ran up and down
across the plains, found that he could overcome a
steep with gentle ascent without difficulty, and that
the molehis, so numerous on the plains, were no
bar 70 his progress
The construction Of the wagon is very simple.
Ills frame made Of plank, well braccd, and placed
edgewise on four axletrees-four wheels TO each
side--these wheels TO be IL feet or more in Diane
ter, and one foot broad-the forward axes, which
eau be turned just as the forward axle Of any wagon
with tongue, by their movement turns the course
OF the who'd concern two tongues are Joined TO.
gether forward ofthe wagon and by ropes coming
TO the wheel similar to the pilot wheel of a steam
boat-the wagon is steered by pilot
The sails are like the sails and rigging of shin;
each wagon carries its own supply Of sail-under-
meath, foot or so from the deck Of each wagon
the cast iron boxes, &C., will be suspended to bal
last Mr. Thomas expects to convey freight and
passengers, and will now engage and bind himself
to take freight to Bents fort or to Santa Fe, in a
reasonable time, at So per hundred pounds
He IS TO have depot at Bent's Fort, aud thence
across the other side Of the Arkansas he will run
another car within sixty miles of Santa Fe. A
gentleman who rode on the wagon says that, with
only one sail and light breeze il went at the rate
OF eight miles an hour. Properly rugged, its speed
will be about twenty miles an hour
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-01-07

The WATER CURE.-We have seen much Of
the water treatment within the Iast Few months, and
we certainly regard lis founder Pressniiz, as one
Of the great benelactors Of mankind We have not
known single individual to be injured BY il we
have seen many vastly benefited; and, in some in.
stances, we have been witness Of results that were
wonderful and indeed seemed scarcely less than
miraculous. We have experienced and are still
experiencing in our own person the salutary nHu.
ence of the treatment, aud we confidently expect
10 be able 10 announce, at no very distant period
our perfect cure. through its agency, of fearful
malady, which, for fourteen years, bafled all the
skili ofmany ofthe most distinguished medical men
IN tue United States making, in defiance Of all
their efforts, steady and alarming progress from
year TO year We do not mean 10 express The
opinion that hydropa'hy is ever to supersede alto
gether the old system Of medical practice. but NE
feel well assured that the old system has yery much
TO learn from t.--Louisyille Journal. = -
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-01-07
Corn Cakes.

Elihu Bnrriti well known, as the learned black
smith, is taking much pains during his pedestrian
tour through Great Britain TO instruct the good
housewives in the mysteries Of preparing Indian
meal for paatabe food. Some Of his recipes may
be OF use 10 thrifty housekeepers in this county
which, if il cannot be called the land OF cakes
may with propriety be called the land Of corn bread
and hominy
CoMMoN JOURNEY OR JoHNNy Cause.-The
one quar-, Of meal stir one pint Of boiling water,
with salt; spread it on board an inch thick, and
bake il before the FIRE, or otherwise on an iron
the fire. ttN
SUPERIOR JoHNNY CAKs.-Take one pint OF
cream, hall pint OF meal, two eggs two table
spoons full Of wheat flour, half tea spoonful Of
carbonate OF soda, and salt TO suit the taste. Bake
in hot oven.
AN EXCELLENT JouNNv CAKE,-Take one quart
ofmilk, three eggs, one tea spoon full OF carbonate
Of soda, one tea cup Of wheat -four, and Indian
meal suiicieHtto make a batter Of the consistence
ofpancakes. Bake quick, in pans previously but
tered, and eat il warm with butter or milk
INDIAN PoUNp CAKE.-Eght eggs the weight
Of the eggs in sugar the weight OF six ofthem in
meal; half pound Of butter, and one large nut
meg.
INDIAN CAKEs.--One pint Of sour milk, one tea
spoon full Of carbonate Of soda, one table spoon
full az sugar, table spoon full of butter, one
egg, salt, and stiff enough to pour.
BUrTER CAKEs.-No. I. Prepare thick batter
by wetting sifted meal with cold water, and then
stirring " iEtO ths, which is boiling Salt, and
when it is luke warm, add yeast; when risen bake
in thin cakes over the ere. No. .. Take sour
milk, correct its acidny with carbonate of soda,
add salt and meal TO make thick batter, and cook
as before. No. 3. Stir quart of boiling wafer in
to the same quantity of meal, add little salt and
two eggs well beaten cook as before.
GINGER, CAKE.-One quart Of sour milk with
carbonate of soda, one quart Of meal, one pint Of
flour, one gill Of moasses; aud salt and ginger to
your taste.
CoRN MEAL CAKE.-For one pint of meal
take one tea cup Of sweet milk one cup Of sour
cream, half cup of molasses or treace, one egg
well beaten, tea spoon full Of salt CHINA mon.
nutmeg, or ether spices may be used TO suit the
taste.
Com DoDeERs.-To one quart OF meal pour
boiling water I'LL thoroughly wet add two table
spoons fall OF four tea spoon full OF salt mix il
well spread 1t smooth in spider or pan first heat
aud oil the pan well. then it on the Goals ill YOU
can run a knife under and turn il round then sci
it up before the fire to roast
Hos CAKE.-Three table spoons full of sugar
three Of cream, three eggs, one tea cup Of but.
ter-milk. Stir in the meal till it is little thicker
than batter, and sal, and spice 10 your liking.
COM MUFFINs.-Take one quart Of butter-milk
three or four eggs well beaten small quantity OF
flour; mix them together and then make il quite
thick with corn meal add a table spoon full o,
melted butter, and salt 10 suit the taste butter the
pan in which it is baked.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-01-07
Cheaper than the Cheapest.

WE NOW offer and shall sell The remainder Of our
w etock Of Goods, which is complete in every va
feiy commonly kept 10 q country store, ut COST,
without any regard 10 former prices, as we are defer
mined to close them out the present winter. W No
mistake. j. q II. hiCE.
Warlsboro, Nov 90, 1896 evils
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-10-30
Latest ne,cs from HarriJurg.

Harrisburg, "a July 10, lofo.
DR.. D. Jayne-Dear Sir:--Mr John J. Mil
Ter, residing on the Cumberland side OF the
river, directly opposite this place, called on
me u few days since, and stated that his wife
was cured ola very severe cough, which she
had been troubled with for long time by the
use of your sExpectorant' Before she com
menced using it, she had become so weakened
and reduced as to be obliged to keep her bed,
with every appearance of having deep-seated
consumption, aud he had very little hopes of
her recovery, especially on the night before
she commenced using the Expcctorant. Her
courh was so tight and severe that he did not
think she could live till morning, and three
bottles, which he procured from me, restored
her to perfect health He wishes me to COM
muncate these tacts to you.
Respectfully yours, MARTIN LUTZ.
NIB. Your 'Curmnative Bnlsam' answers
admirably the purpose for which it is intended,
and is quite in demand M. L.
AeENTs.-J. C. Bingham St. Johnsbury
Plain; JOS G. Fuller, Danville; Kittredge y
Colby, Lyndon;J Jewett 81 Co, Barnet; Strong
g. Jewctt, Barton; J. X. Hutchins, Bath; Enqt-
man, Tilton q Co, Littleton, N. H., r. 81 ID.
G. Joslyn, Luncastcr;T. G. Butler, Derby Line
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-10-30

g., and Connecticut River Railroad Co., so
~ M applicable to the latter company, to flu
-. . m,cleeslatiou. Laid on the table.
"' RIl In amendment of chap. s5 II. S., as 10
.,n,s of lands devoted to religious purposes;
,onposed by Messrs. Needham, Bridgman and
Ss[mpth of Panton, supported by Messrs. Car
ocntcr of Mortified, Wheclor,Sm ofWes-
Mr. Coodhue called up the bill incorpora-
in" fine West Concord Manufacturing Co.,
.m1 nm his motion il was amended so as to
s a,W $4,000 to be paid in, aud suhjecting
%a bin to future legislOtiom ordered to Sd
reading.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-10-30
BENJAMIN PERRY'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERNON

Caledonla, So.
AT Probate Court holden at the Probate Of
fee in Danvlle, in said district, on the 27th
day of October, A. d. 1917
TALEB FISHER, Administrator of the es-
" tate of Benjam Perry, late of Cabot, i'll
said district, deceased, presents to the court
here ms pettion in writing, setting forth the
amount of deSlts due from said deceased, ofthe
charges of administration, end of the value OF
the personal estate, representing mat tne per
sonal estate is insufficient to pay saiu "epts
and charges, and praying the court here to
grant him license to sell the equity OF re-
demption of the real estate of said deceased,
for the purpose of dischargng said debts and
charges hereupon it is ordered by the court
here that said application be heard and decid-
ed nt Probate Court to he holden at the Pro-
bate Office in Danville aforesaid, on the 18th
day of NoYember, A. ,. 1S47, at o'clock in
the afternoon; and that said Administrator
cause all persons interested to be notified Of
said application, and of the time and place of
hearing,b publishing copy of this order three
weeks suGcessivey in the Caledonian, news
paper printed at st. Johnsbury,in said district,
all of which publications shall be previous to
the time of hearing.
A true copy of record, T535w3
Attest, NORMAN DAVIS, Reg,