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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-16
The Canal-Neglect Of the Agents OF the Bond
hOlders,

From the Illinois State Register
We some time since set forth the great mischief whc
pie from the constant absence Of the agents of the
holders from the line of the canal These trustees receive
each. the enormous salary Of five thousand dollars
year. yet they do not consider this sufficient considd
ration for the devotion of any considerable portion
time to their official duties They seldom visit the worA
One lives in New York, and the other In Washington
whilst the trustee Of the State resides on the line OF IN
canal and devotes his whole time to 1t for half t
former number. of doubt and difficulty cod
stanty arising which make necessary for the resided
trustee to consult bis associates and considerable
must take place in transmitting communications bac
wards aud forwards between Chcag and New York, an
Washington. This, Of itself necessarily retards tn
work, and Ii suhjsct Of serious complaint; but eve
this Is ecpsed by the neglect with which the foreigl
trustees treat the communications made to them.
case OF this kind recently occurred which we give mer
ly as an illustration of the uniform conduct OF thel
gentlemen Mr. Oakley, the state trustee, having ver
for New York the 25th Of August where he arrive
on the I'd ult He immediately apprised Mr. Swift, 81
telegraph Of his arrival and the object of his visit AMI
requested Mr. 8. to meet him Ia New York. Mr..
wrote to Mr. O. that account Of the absence Of Col
Albert, who was serving court-martal, 1t WAS No
convenient for him to comply with the request. Up
the 23d ultimo Mr.. s had not arrived In New York
The court martial at the last dates, in session
West Point The interests of the people of Illinois
the bondholders in absyance until this
martial shall have adjourned which may not be durD
this year of our Lord Mr. Swifts private business a
fairs to the interests Of the canal whc
have been confded to him. His convenience must
consulted If the canal is never finished. The State nu
lie out OF her the people their markets. and til
Swift, who cannot leave Wellington because he b,
other irons in the tre" than the Insignificant lno
and Michigan canal
If five thousand dollars year Is not enough to pa
him for attending the meetings OF the board, whe
the State trustee has taken the trouble to 60 to Ne
York, why does he not resign
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-16

Light. COOL and agreeable An emit new article
by Barke, Lades' H,r Df.sser. S9k Broadway, oppos
the Carlton House. Artificial hair rk OF all kiad, AL
colos 33 cent lower than ant other house in the
Ladies head dressing so cents. Child ems hair cru e. o
shilling. Copy the address, Barker.
Ladies' Hair Dresser, 3as16 Br 'adway.
ite he Carlfo Hon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-16
IS Beneath the rule of men entirely g.eat,
The pen is m ghtier tnan the sword "-ttIcHeIIru
Hhe RlcheIleu Diamond Pointed Gold I,nna

are the best md cheapesn the world Tho. VIII, want the
canine should be either +. Watson & Co. 5
William st e,t, door below Wall st. or Y Savage 9l
Fulton they have the exclusive sale of IN IN Other
Pens wholesale retail reduced prices G I'D Pens AZ 81
81 so, with silver pencils G,id Pen carefully rep,ired
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-16
(this) morning

which the court adjourned to 10 o'clock to-mOrI
(this) morning.
Court OF GENERAL sEssIors-Oct. l5-Before
eerasr SCOTT and Aldermen Dodge and Tsppan ID
Mokeon, Esq District Attorney = Trial for Embez.
~. te"1 and erand Larceny. resumed.-At the opening
.y court, this morning, the trial Of Alonzo Finch,
x.isment and grand l,rceny was resumed.
1917 LINE CHArMAN sworn-I did not purchase a
scT Th rom Mr. Finch In February, 1916
psosecuton here rested, and the following tes
10y was called for the defence:
sor a. a1Ea nou6HroN sworn--I have known Mr. FinI
t..ns..a eiA years l have had considerable busnd
E with MINI he always acted very honorsbJ
knoa NJ IN OLAhk sworn-I am q merchant tailor
man. ""S' Aoono LIN on n'
n1 us M. BROWN sworn--I know Mr. Finch; hay
nad business transactions with him: awavs found bill
an honorable and correct man.
The testimony Was summed up bv John Graham Eco
Tor the Defence and by tho Assistant Distrot
Tor the prosecution The jury after an absence of
raj hours came into court unable to agree and were d
charged. e'' ~ "
Arrested on Bench Warrant -Georpe w Pressed
who was recently indicted by the Grand Jury for eel
lottery policies was brought into court this morning
virtue OF bench warrant, and committed to prison
trial.
The court then adjourned until tomorrow morning
CoURr CALENDAR-THIs DAY.-Before Judge Moor
house Circuit Courf-Nos. 80, ~, So CO. 49, IO2 10
l04, 80, los. Before Judge Edwsrds-Nos lbO 49, IL
49, l55, l67, 1853, l59. 100, l6l, 1921.
Common Pieds.-The October term commences
Monday next, 1.-TWO branches) The first twenty caus
will DO upon the day calendar.
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SfrOng's Patent Tampa.

SirOng's Patent Lamps. Lamps east no
'hade; free from moke smell wall burn the cheap
est oil Md give greater light csi than lamp
now use ere more biaut than campheae or spin, gas,
without the risk 10 life not liable 10
nnt ol order easily ceaLed and raned o
The Hand Lamrs will NOT spill OIL with the mos; careless
II No. $40 Pearl street New York; ware room sof Broadway
Chsndele,. BRACKET hngng parloi ana N. nte Smps ia
and Astral lamps altered. oil CT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-16

TEE HoBoKEN SHIP LAUNCH The launch of
the ship E. T., at the yard of Messrs. Barclay &
Townsend, Hoboken, alluded to yesterday, will
take place this afternoon, at half past o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-16
Mrs. Jervis's Cold Candy the Great Cure
4. En,.L l.. LII.


Coughs, Cold and Consu mption--a terrible firm
The capital furnished bv Death
The profit, desc eud 10 the nth aud the worm,
When the victim is robbed oi his breath.
There's cure for cold-the precursor of ALL
"a hen Consumption seems digging the grave;
A cure that will keep back the hesrse and the nall,
A,d from de III the afflicted shall save.
In old times ope Of great nooriety and
ersble ndulge mseyes IN searching after the oso.
hers Some VIII houd trsnsmote base met lis into gold
Others again fought for the Elixir Life which was 10
happy hude ~ petua' yout All these e.earch~s tale
But Mrs. Jervs andy Tor Colds has never failed 10 fleet an
e.ry Of Loush Iodueuzs, Sore ihro
thee complaint, which invarisblv precede Consum
NV here something more valuable th'n the Philos he
tone or the bed Tx Of Life, the disc cry has beue
lite ADD benehtting mank I'D DO law
ven ~ I'm u''Ds this compound If you sfl ce
ugh
sold W. le ,nl ct by Mr., Jervis. No $40 Broadway
teeut AsntH u,e; 10 1873 md $50 B,osdv SO; corps,
intt al Nssu streets; ia Fulton u. et Bower cor
r Fonn ert ~ III erket Brgh IN. II nd 100 Ave-.
~ d lion conner Of -tha Tue aud Nsasoi eets; lie.
~ ~ no Az Grand 81 Get; Goon corner Of the Bowe nd
,f'and; Mr Jays 1870 Fulton street and Atlantic street
Booklvn 2, Gratd 81 est, WilliAmsbuigh '
Zach package Is iuvfriably signed q w. Jervis
Pntup IN packages % Is q Is sud 81 each.
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DON RICARDO M. BELL.-In yesterdays paper
we noticed the death of Don Ricardo M. Bell, of
Santiago de Cuba, and stated that he was
a Scotchman. We learn, however, that he was
an Irishman by birth. He was a cousin of our
respected townsman, Mr.. Abraham Bell, and
had resided from his early youth in Cuba. inso-
much that he was completely identified with
that Island, having married into one of the first
families there. BY his probity, uprightness, and
integrity, he had gained the universal respect of
by all. Many of our citizens who have had in
tercourse with the south side of Cuba will doubt
less mourn the decease of Don Ricardo M. Bell
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-16

The LONG RoLL.-In these warlike DAYS
every body ought to know that the ''ong rol'
means call to arms; and whenever it is heard
you are to suppose that the enemy are upon you,
and you must repair with all expedition to your
quarters. Near to the quarters OF the Washing
ton Battalion, outside the city of Vera Cruz, was
posted an Illinois regiment Just out, as bold as
hons, but as green as cabbages, and of course
with but slight knowledge Of military dsci-
pine. Upon one squaly afternoon, when the
passing clouds that had been for some time ira
versipg the heavens, seemed determined to ioin
forces, and by their united strength give as a
soaking rain an officer of one of the Washing.
ton companes-one who had seen the elephant
was startled ut hearing in the direction of the
Illinois regiment the sound of the "long roll -
With the alacrity of good soldier, he buckled
on his sword, and rushing out, found the cod
uns" in camp already at their posts; but as he
looked towards the quarters of the Illinois, he
could perceive no signs of agitation or excite
ment. He thought that there must be so me mis-.
rake, as the alarm had been sounded from their
camp, and determined to walk over and .scer
tain the cause. He shaped his course for the
ien' 'ha' appeared 10 be occupied by the most
people, and looking in found singular mixture
VI ~NP'', '"an'S' musiclans, and high pri-
Yates, smoking, drinking, and playing cards with
GOODNESS quite remarkable for the occasion
considering the "ong roll' had been sounded
He addressed himself to an officer who seemed
least engaged, enquiring the cause of the alarm.
AT the word alarm, the men suspended their
play, and with much eagerness and no little sur
Prise, enquired what he meant-alarm. They
knew OF no alarm. ''How that o. said he; "did
You not sound the long rolP1' "Of course" repli.
ed the head man among them, "don't you see it is
coming on to rain ~ The ''long rol' was to cal
INC seh'ries IN out OF the wet party again
turned to their cards, but our Washngtonian en-.
CURED II there were any other causes for which
they were In the habit of using the "long roll. y
eyes" he was answered, Eve generally use il 10
wake up the sentries before the relief guard zoe,
around, a., if the poor fellows were found ssleer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-16

Paintings called in yesterda, these ainag al
mus the qualification felt the genius t,se a}
power OF the artist These reed but eye ih
ranked wi tho Of the frs the That oi hf
and truly ch,ricier'tic OF the represents The fgul
nd face Of The saviour touehugy in keeping with Wild
subdusd aad impressive tons which places the reality
were b. Had they been oduced eminent
egu artist the public prints, and the picureseeng people
would have been IN extcies AS they the OF
native New Yorker they have the the
deserve We hope the members of the Episcopal
will visit them The Church has always been gea
patron of the Arts. A NEW YORKER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-16

on their posts, we should have to court martial
them" Our friend sloped, and afterwards suffer
cd no Inconvenience from the ..long roll Of the
Illinois. Our army in Mexico is composed OF a
very singular compound, but they are good stun
at the bottom, notwithstanding some OF them
have an unmilitary use for the 'long roll.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-16

A GREAT NovELTY-The smallest full grown horse
that lived has just arrived from Java IL sent
as present to General Tom Thumb, and in point OF
diminutivsness exceeds the General himself 1t seems
five pounds.
MsrAKE.-We requested to state that the para
graph which latoy peared In the papers relative to
DR. Wheeler, who stabbed by person named Bell
was not DR. Wheeler the oculRt, who absent from
the city at the time professional tour in the Ca
n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-19
APOPLEXY AND PARALYSIS.

'E'tE following case is Of n deeply interesting
II ehanets and Ia, td the and e1am
nauon OF several Of the hrSt physicians of New
Iaptan ASpHE~ j. p Toshs residing No bridge street
booEyn in his 10Th He generally enjoyed robust
health but about three since began gradually to f
general weakness and asStude him aeco
panied with depression Of spirits Loss OF appetite inability
-e"p &c followed Medical sought and DIR
John w FTaueIs, Of New York consulted The usual n.
ede' such as eopious bleeding &c though
without the desired effect Captain Tombs down
IN the street nsensihe with apopecc On partially
recovering from the effects he noticed for that
portion OF his eft eide Apparently dead further en-
quy his physaHs pronounced his OF combined
APopeHy and Paralysis The ye Symptoms rapidly neeas
ethe arms and limbs became aeied-nd-d hoe Of ON.
eide Of The body hs shortly experienced an
popeu h more rvee than The r, and for hour. his
e was despaed OF AZ matters worse physicians seemed
10 do less lie unable assistance, and
euate distinctly and his sight much impaired His pby,ean
whom nr John w. Francis OF New YORK and Or
VIM o. Hunt Of Brooklyn, eonsdered he entirely hope
less and beyond human aid.
such - simple aud the situation Of
LApa!n Ioubs in July asst when the Gayaue
Kings and Magnetic FLUID His family TO try the n
Ienen and for thai OF the aIyab,e
Bracelets for The wrsi Of I;nb ana one
bottle OF the Magnetic Fluid IN amer uas the ae,
feeling was pereePube the the perspiraon
hioke out Ia five days be eaabed arm and u.s.
his hand ana ~ tAree weeks h.
now began TO speak distinctly could nj in every r.
sp was improved period OF months has now s
sed during which time symptom ApopIery h ren
he Is enabled to take regular eIers impaired acuI
ties have been restored.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-19
NOTICE.
HAVE this day associated with me Mr.. JAS.

HAVE this day associated with me MIR. JAS.
TRh,E, been my employment for several year-
old sand Of 18th aud Cary
street under ANDERSON CO. for the purpose
Whoesa, Grocery and General Commission business
nome.tc Goods Cotton Yarns 6e,
products of the STATE
gagged Mr. DAVID ANDERSON J conduct the
grocery department Of said business Ills expert
qualifications for that branch Of the business well
them and have ai~n uade
arrangement with Mr FRED. ANDERSON aid in the
department. who has long beeH familiar and
tu,ately acquainted thus branch of business
made Of groceries do
goods tobacco, wheat ahd articles Of
general tade. WM ANDERSON, JT.
February Ift Is47.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-19
FOR NORFOLK.
NGE OF HOURS.

4 III N II Or III L RS.
ON and after Wednesday, the 18th instant the
~ Cars running steamboat Mount
Vernon Will leave Richmond Petersburg Depot every Mon
d. y "Wednesday and Friday oeloek-paengers
Norf1iS l O'Clock
Returning the Mount Vernon leave Norfolk ON TUESDAY
Thursday and saiufdiy oockpassensers arriving
IN Richmond by 1 O'Clock. P
Passage and fare meals iRsaded. 81.
my IL TIL. DODAMEAD Sup r. kPRR
spring and Summer Arrangcmcat-New IgniI
Road and Steamboat Line between Rich
mond, Norfolk and Portsmouth, vim Port
waIthalI.
- e. n The Public are hereby notified that
the splendid Steamboat MOUNT VERNON
Norfolk connection Peter
burg, At the low Of One Dollar including Meals.
Passengers leaving Richmond Montay "Wednesday day
Morning. nj ST NJ breakfast board Mount
arrive at Norfolk between and Returning Mount
Vernon leaves Norfolk 81 Tuesday Thursday
day morning. bTrakfasng board Vernon
and arriving at Port Wahan by ~ O'Clock ~ Richmond
by I. 2 81.
II will be perceived above comfortable and
expeditions line vIsing Norfolk
Opportunity Of ranaetng and returning boat
morning be absent their homes a night only
TIE Mount Vernon Will stop usual landings
River take nd aye other points on
the nveT where signal mau
The public the determination OF The
pToPreior 10 keep thus line permanently aud accommodate
travellers between Richmond manner and
al the lowest
For further information Tickets or light apply at the Depo,
of the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Company Teie,
Agent. NH IS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-19
GEORGE Earle. MeEcham1 Tailor


49, constantly hand, his extensive Tailoring Store,
pose the State House elegant OF French and
English Cloths Casimecs aud Vests reeevedpeT late arrival
lie conducts te establishment the principle of sending
OF but those Of the FIRST quality, and
enjoyed the best o custom in this city
the Union lie would respectfully solicit call
gentlemen visiting the city assuring them he will
style and lower than
she same quality lmy 1T
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-19
CODartuerslhip.

VIZ have this day formed a conneXion in business, as
STATED IN atovs Acknowledgements
the confidence of
Bots friend. and the public generally. WIN ANDERSON, Jr7
Feby Is47-r JAS A TRICE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-19
NOTICE.

consequence of the state of my health. have
ths day wi'tiawn from the COMMISSION Rrsixrs and VIII
succeeded BY two nephews Mr. r. & Gwahmey and Mr. W
w G~athmry, under the firm of R. g GwATHMEY co who
viii re ain the old stand Warehou which bsv, n
long occupied.
beg leave patronage Of my Oh .risnI. And Gu.
TONERS IN behalf Of tn hr ami To ash
Of iho5e Indebted 10 without delay.
ROB. GwATHMEY.
Richmond, LIST December, I546.
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JOHN WILSON a. CO.,
e o ma m ssh ON Mere n ants,
WILSON, lO4 FRONT STREET.

"a; ,.a +. sd rarTs,1s' NEW yoRx.
lBERAI. advances made on consignments Of
- Tobacco, Flour, Corn, &c.
JAS A. PArrEos especially tenders his services his Virginia
ends for the purchase and sale OF all kinds uf Merchandise
DAVID BURR, E,q authorize Drans Produce shipped
NH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-19
RHEUMATISM, BRONCHITIS. DYS-
PERSIA.
Tic IoHo"ng 8 IFom Clergyman Known AMI OF din
uished auaInm-hls and reputation:

Ibe following - from clergyman, and OF dsnn
gushed attainmrats and reputation:
sIDSET, n J., July H. 1916.
Or A. H. CHsTIE-DeaT Doctor promised communicate
WIN you respecting the effects OF the application your
Kings and Magnetic Fluid IN The Vet too
shoH TO justify my speaking positively the perua
n'y Of my cure hut can at application your
6aFanie Bells ana Bacss the whole nervous com
ans nave been suspended suffered chronic rheu
mats bronchitis and dyspepsia and felt satisfied those dis
orders were all connected through the nervous
tenn have had none OF the dyspepsia whatever the april
eion OF your Bet Re nothing worth onng TIVE bron-
ehs toT have been enabled barge OF my ms
'rai dulles ot preaching visiting sc Eueh surprise NV
congregational and have bad BAT single reu
auSn haE enjoyed far perfect exemption from the.
"aades distressing as they are than my enjoy
or years cannot be Ton grateful God who providens
has directed YOU. wv
The immediate dsSgn Of this letter proSu.e soa Of the
same And OF asstatee fcr two Of people Many Of my
greeaon are affected N disorders shout NV eure
Dc permanent many VIII be led apply you the largest
county charge IN the State and has them 80
70 speaE} entirely.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-19
N0TICE TO BUILDERS.

NEW GOODS FOR THE LADIES.
"E huvc received by Express direct, some
beautiful Silk Tissue both plain aud Plaid them
Black and Second Mourning
Blues, drabs, pnks and puppies
Alec, Rich FouaTd slks Lawns Hatge French Cambrcs
We have hand, Bonnets Flowers Ribbons
latest styles u which invite ID. Of
Rich Lace Capss. Collars aud Cbemiscus
shawls OF description comprising white Grapes from
SIC To $50 each silk, Barrcge, Muslin and ThbeI-
=. LATIiROP 4 VAN DEURSEN
No A.
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UOGGET Il ANDERSON,


PAPER HANGERS
AND UPHOLSrERERS, No. 10, GOVERNOR ST.,
HAVE Just received large and beautiful
Of French and American PaperIansings Borders
Freseeens Venetian Window Blinds Transparent
Shades Plain and CoIouied Mating many
line Of business which been selected
suit the Of community We respectfully
friends and the public generally disposed sell
reasonable city and always
pared any line puneiuay and
strietest desire give satisfaction. 20-d3m
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ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF YOU
OWN STATE.

TUNHE Franklin Company have hand at their
PAPER MILL Depot Of the Southern Railroad good
OF supene fine and letter folded and
l.d also, medium envelop and
of the lowest Wholesale prices
public attention assured that In quality and
win bear with the production
Factory They prepared ordersor
description their
require Merchants aud dealers requested 10 call al the Paper
nd er I'm for NH ltn
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"a detailof the case, alluded to here follows

IA e.fniiof The cases alluded tobere follows
May Co.'s blessing attend liable my Doctor
you auod e' ~ there cases there will be
Of othcH ~ao will Apply. Very truly yours.
ROBERT w. LANDS.
~ several kittens have been Mr.
lands whose heath has cosHusj improve. Of hs
resuEs. - FF'
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SWAN TAVERN.

ON Hrond street nonr tho Richmond, Fredcr-
IckabuPg 81 Potomac Railroad Depot.
THNE establishment complete order for the
eommodtii-n Of travellers The proprietor soles the
Of his friends and the public generally.
Hoard per day si,25
aC Travellers going in Northern Cars will End this
convene place lodge breakfast being within few yards
Depot Br,akfas only 37t cents
70 Is-,f W. J. TAYLOR
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SPINAL AFFECTIONS.

daughter of Mr Hiram Booh ~ ldisg N Wmamsbursh.
J. AFFECTED 50 ual Afeeton for four ytNrs becoming
most helpless from iis es The disease Considered
yond cure BY AZ the ard
Strengthening Flassf tred and
appeauon o M afes her physiciius
pefe' heaHh The ady has been reuAins
cutie hec from al SYMPTOMS o. her former complaint
Every column IN this paper might be f"i sitb similar test mo
naH n al Nervous complaints severe
uy my BE- ths ecaey u w. Cbfes genuine Gavane art
clcs on fuy SUM. .iul
f1 pn.I agents rof Richmond
pUNAL a PURCELL. nrsrt-ts. IA Main ~
for fae IN Wythevile, only b. wv. ~ sUttFs
IIna nl1LY lamnhlrla b. hid rr.lL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-19
HIP COMPLAINT.

This disease IS Of frcquent and OBJ
'nats in med zeal Paeuee The effect OF Gayansr relief
truly wonderful
NEw YoRE, July ~, 1876
Tbs ists eefy that FOR the years
with the disease eald the Hip Compnt which time was
auendcdhy D Carer and Watson OF city without receiving
any relief The severity Of the disease
scd 10 give up business, and have oen
without being able 10 u led. Medicine
"ose and was daily gcirg and bepss Fairy
winter procured Dr. Chres Galyane pair Of Hands and
the Magnetic Fld and from the time wearing the m
beHn 10 improve in health lam was
previous % sickness and that can
sune any fatigue would ako that thrcs
mneng the use q the Galvanc Belt
Of The bcrs of three story dwelling consider Dr Chrstes
1ayane and Magnete dies invaluable blessing
made the above statement voluntarily duty TO
the afflicted. GEORGE GATES
No 100. Church New