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PRICES Ed,

NDxyARD ID. EORTOS. Successor of z.
- Bortoa Il Sons wop36 inform those wish
ing to purchase the TRAVELLING TIIR ASH
ING MACHINE to call on him. The a4yanta-
ges this Machine possesses over eli others, are:
LIST, The grain can be ;hrashed with the same
hands and in the time that would Do
required to haul it TO stack or barn---ihus saw
ing ali the ordinary expense of taTashing ossl-es
great waste of grain. %, II IS easily tEansPor-
ted from place to place and is always ready for
operation; 3D., 1t will thrash as much IN 4 gwen
time 4th, 1t separates the chaff from the gram;
and 9Th. This is all performed with one-h4li tile
hands that IS necessary to thrash and clean The
same amount of grain with any other machine
AS expect to make all the different forms of
TRAVELLING THR4SHING MACHINES,
both the Belt and Cleared, as may be or1eret.-
| have also good Machine, driven by Statsona-
~ Power. called the SEPARATOR, which sep
erstes the straw and chaff from the grain have
now hand few ready for operation, and
would solicit those who wish to purchase to make
early application, as 20 not expect be able 70
manufacture them only as they are ordered
Good Horses and Wheat Will BE taken IN ex-
change al q fair cash price. The above mention
ed Machines may be driven by either stationary
or Moving Power, If desired ALI work warrant
ed TO be of good materials, executed III wofk-
man-like manner, and 10 perform reconlIHe Nd
ed.
+ s. am TIE only one in the Southwestern
part Of the State of Indiana and kentucky W.lo
manufactures the above mentioned Machines
SELF PREsERvATIOs FROM FIRE.
The Subscriber is also prepared to furnish War
ner's Patent Pump fair terms. This Pump -
concerted to be Superior to all other. is 20" ef
in one of ordinary size, will throw water over "a
| two-story house
E. D. BoRTON
| June %, I347 - .}mc4
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Mansion House, RlcHMoND, Ia.

FESllIS House formerly known the ITEM
perance Hail. and recently occupied by
William Nixon, has lately been refitted up in a
superior style, with the design of making il ono
of the most comfortable resting places for the
weary traveller, in the western country.
The subscriber, also takes great PLEASURE in
Informing bis old friends, and the travelling CONF
munty generally, that his TABLE shall be. rs
heretofore, while occupying the Richmond lioteD
supplied with the choicest viands the country
affords.
His STABLE is large and convenient, and ~
attended by the very best Of ostlers, and suppl
ed with the best OF Prove naer
He feels confident TINT the pains that shall be
taken to mike those who may soourn with him.
comfortable and cat Home" will warrant him
in asking share OF public patronage. BOARD
Frs taken by the day or week oh the most IA
vorahr terms. X BKoOkINS.
Richmond, Feb. 9, 1877. 52-'i5 lN
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NOTICES.
n T. w + l Il Nj =.

w. e. MCDOWELL and r. vTCKER>.
"AVING entered into partnership in the
Ill TAILORING, respectfully lender their thanks
to their friends and the public for their past IA
vors. and they take this occasion 10 solicit con-
tinuance and increase: which. by close applI
cation TO business. they hope to merit
g. Shop Main street, two doors East of
Holioway's Book Store-UP STAIRS.
Approved country produce taken in exchange
for work and, as their prices are reasonable, the
will not re fuse CASH.
u-Garment Cutting done on short notice.
Richma nd, June s, IS47. 2ftf
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RICHMOND HOTEL:

(coRNEa MAIN MARION SITS, RICHMOND, IA
Joseph w. GILBERT. respectfully in
- forms his friends and the Travelling pub
lie. that he has resumed the LaRdlordship Of this
well and favorehy known HOTEL, and he is
prepared to make Travellers comfortable. A
good ano attentive Ostler is at all times read V
to take charge of Horses, and the stable Is well
supplied with prove nder. His charges rea-
sonable.
Feb 9. lS47. r3o:'45.tfr
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The editor Of tho Vermont Democrat
describes Democracy ns having zone foot
on tho AIieshanies and the other on tho
Rocky Mountains This beats Santa
Anna himself, who jus: at present. has ono
foot in New Orleans and the other some.
whore near tho city Of Mexico. Hash,
democracy got one wooden leg.
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NEW TAILOR SHOPu

DANIEL PARTRIDGE. would respectfully
IL inform the citizens of Richmond, and the
surrounding country, that he has opened shop
ON Market street, a Few Doors south of
Main.
where he is prepared to execute. in workman
like manner, any work In his line that may be
entrusted TO him.
Garments made by him will be warranted to
suit his customers, and his terms TO suit the
times
GApproved country produce Will be taken for
work.
Richmond, March 90, 1877. I3tf
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a FARM FOR SALE..TwO Miles North
N Of Riehmond.--A FARM, containing
Eighty Acres of Land, of the best quality, good
Dwelling, Barn, Farmers House, and all the
cessary out houses; a good Orchard, Of the best
of fruit: Pump and Springs, of the best of
water.
lJ-Enqure of JOHN SAILOR, or DAVID
2. HOLLOWAY.
Richmond, Feb. ., l647. May 49, 1msm
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As now hand, and ready for SALE, sevs-
4 raj Of the above named Carriages; nlads
of the very hes: mate rails that be procured
in the country; aud having employed Eastern
work me N. whose know ledge Of the business not
surpassed by any Ia this city; and, having served
a regular apprenticeship with an excellent East
ern workman; he feels confident that his work
viii compare with any made East or West.
] lie would respectfully invite all who may
want any article las liue, 10 call and examine
his work before purchasing for lac is determined
10 sell very low.
u shop and Repository, North west corner Of
Main and Sixth street. few doors East of the
starr House.
Richmond. la, April both, lS47- I7tf
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The wiGo Of Red Jacket.

! mentioned, in my letter the other day,
that DR.. Wilson, an educated Indian, was
in this city. He 10 a Chief Of the Iro-
ouois tribe, was educated at Geneva Col
lsge, in this State, is quito intelligent. and
highly interesting in conversation. | was
much interested Lost evening in hearing
him give an account Of tho formation Of
the Confederacy Of the Six Nations, and
of their laws, manners, and customs. He
says no thinks Of writing book on these
subjects, and l hope he may do it, for it
must form valuable and interesting nd
dilion to our literature. The wife Of tho
celebrated chief Red Jacket Tor Mrs. Red
Jacket. as he called her] died during the
past winter. aged moro than On hundred
years. He visited her few days before
her death; she was nearly blind, bu, re-
tanned her other senses and mental facul-
ties to a remarkable degree.
When Mr.. Wilson entered tho room and
spoko, as soon as she heard his voice she
startled and said, "Why, that is Young
Kings voice." One Of tho family told
her that Young King had been dead for
many years, and this was DR.. Wilson, n
grandson of Young King. She seemed
much interested in conversing with a de-
0ConuouS VI AouhS mug VI soAHo' oo's'
Ho asked her age, and she counted her
fingers on each hand, and said if she put
hor hands together ten times it would not
tell tho number Of winters she had lived
Indicating that sho was moro than
hundred years old, but sho said that TO
look back on her long life it seemed but a
very little whilc- but day. rs it wore;
and now her timo was about done. and
she should very soon 60 to the land of
spirits whero old ago nevor would como.
Tho Great Spirit had always been good
to her through her long life, and had not
now forsaken her; for, although she was
blind. sho had many blessings left: she
could hear her grandchildren and great
grand children talking and enjoying lifo
around her, she could hear the birds sing;
she could fool the warm rays OF the sun;
and she enjoyed health, food. and rest
She fols that her departure to tho spirit
land was near, but she said sho should
havo no sickness when she died. sho should
only roach her journeys end and stop
breathing. The Doctor made an appoint
ment to como again in a few days AMI
take her on visit to his house; bu. before
tho timo arrived no learned that tho aged
woman, without any apparent sickness,
without struggle, and without a groan
had "stoppcd breathing" and departed
for tho spirit land.-Correspond Of
Not. Int.
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THE TARIFr.-In a letter to I. A. Bra
graw, Of Salisbury, Conn.,. who sen. the
Hon. Horny Clay pocket knife. of Amor
ican manufacture, the latter replies under
date Of Juno 10Th. After suitable ac-
acknowledgements for the gift, he proceeds
~ follows
have been very DESTROYS to learn tho
effect upon American manufactures pro-
duced by tho last Tariff. But Europe has
been 50 occupied with supplying her self
with necessary food. and our country has
been 90 benefited by tho high price which
all articles Of subsistence have attained,
that the competition between foreign and
domestic manufactures has been much
less unequal than i. would otherwise have
been. The struggle so far has been between
well.fed and lifted operatives; between
capital diverted from purchase Of the raw
material to the purchase Of bread, and
capital greatly augmented by the sale Of
food; and between manufacturers working
short time and full time. Whether. when
Europe is no longer starving, and shall be
again blessed by providence (as hope II;
will be) with abundant harvesis. we shall
DO again able to sustain q successful COM
petition, remains to DO seen. ferventiy
hope that our manufactures have struck
such deep and strong root that they will
DO able to stand up aud flourish against al
adverse causes.
| arm with great respect,
Your friend and obd't serv't,
]. A. BsAGAw, Esq. III. CLAY.
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Pleasant Dwelling For Sale.

TTNHE house erected by c. X. Williams, on
l. Washington street, is offered for sale on
advantageous terms. IL is a two story brick,
containing four rooms and kitchen-the house
finished in modern stye-thc lot high ancdry,
and beautifully arranged with shade trees and
shrubbery. II is of the most desirable res
licences, for small family, in Richmond For
terms apply to the unde gned in Centreviile, or
d. p. Holloway, in Richmond
JOHN 3. STITT.
October 18th. Is i6. 42-tf
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"ATs AND CAPS. At THE CiNGIN-
III NATI l-RECf,>!:--I have la nd
large assortme 4; of Plain and Fashionable Otter,
Eeatre. Gossa,Rsr, BRUSH, Sort Nap, Rof-9aa
Smooth Castor. Roa.d and SauaTe Crolsn, Woo
OF our own manufac ture.
At the Old stand. North side Of .Iain ST.,
ONE DOOR WEST OF J.. W GELRERTs HOTEL.
JOHN SUEFBINS
Richmond, June Q. le47- 37.'461f
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fTyrr ~AraorAY..

that he has put the House, well ~ tho whole
cstabli Sfnclt, first rate order for She accom-
notation OF the travelling public " .th tlc deter
n1inalion that b. Will not be outdone ia tho
west for kind and clor attention to those that
NAV favor him with cali No pains hall 10
spared for the comfort and enjoyment Of his
guests-In short he is determined to keep
good and orderly house, and make every per
son that calls him n home. Ills oharge shall
te as low as my house Of the kind in &ie ~est
man shall 20 away dissatisfied If ia his Pow
er to prevent. Feeding thankful for prs' favors,
he hopes to be sustained by his old friends and
customers. Any favor will he thankfully
ceivcI and IN Ia. humble way. shall be returned.
Y. u. Good sheds for carriaee--good J ard for
wagoners, and every attic ntIon to them. few
good horses and carriages, diat any person wish
ing a conveyance to any adjoining town can
be accommodated without delay.
DANIEL d. SLOAN.
Richmond Feb. q IL 43-'4Jtf
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Spanish Sole s. other lie athers.

Saddler's stock in great variety;
Patent Leather &c
Their Stock was selected with much care and
attention in the Eastern Ci:ies-purchased for
cash, and in such quantities to enable them TO
sell at WHOLESALE and RETAIL. as low as
any House west Of the mountains Call. exam
inc stock and prices, and judge for yourselves
Terms CASH
n r. OLD Brass aad Copper bought.
Richmond, May 4, lel. 19-tf
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Is very extensive. and embraces almost every AZ
tcle, both in tools ard materials, used by manu-
facturers of shoes and boots. They have mad
extensive additions to the!r former stock of
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FLETCHER g. BENTON.

CLOTHS. LACES. PRINCES, silver and brass
plated MOUNTING, gum elastic and common
CURTAIN GOODS; CARRIAGE SPRINGS.
and almost every portable article used in the ma
king of Carriages, Bugg;es, &c. &c. Their as
f,S
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and enabled 10 furnish almost every ar
ticle called for IN the line. They invite the at
tenton of the trade and the Pubilc TO this branch
of their business, they feel confident n re-
commencing their stock In the line Of HARD
WARE and EDGE TOOLS, they have an al
most endless variety, and solicit attention TO their
stock of malable iron articles, embracing many
things heretofore no: kept for sale in stores.
CARPENTERS AND COOPERS' TOOLS,
Which are warranted TO he good metal, temper
&c, or taken back AMI others given therefor
SCREWS, OF al sizes; HINGES, large and
small; DOOR LOCKS; Bolts; Window Springs
and other builder materials. GTin3stones. Wool
en- Screws. Scythes. Sneathes, Spades, Shovels,
Trace and Log Chains, Saddle Trees, Lasts,
Shoe Pegs, Carpet Bags. Wagon, Carriage,
Buggy, and Riding Whips; Manila Rags; Brush
es. sc. sc.
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{. g7LHsZ2 .A'GZ-V2-3
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS!

sESSE MEEK. has the pleasure Of INFORM
80 ing his Customers, md the public generally
that h. il NOW receiving direct from the f.AS
ERIN CITIES, one of the largest aud best sc
iec te1 SIC Is Of
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October l2t'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04
MARINE JOUR N A l.
PORT OF NETWORK.

Arrlved-Bsrk James Smith, tof Hsllowell, Mel Mala
az Nov l. and Gibraltar I'd, wine, Ac ~ master Lett
shp California for Boston loth ult bark Wagrsm, do Sd
Brig Amsron Of and for Baltimore, same day.
Bark Wansw, Wood N0rlesns Nov H. mdse' to 1
Stanton. 80, ~. 81
Mesquite Coss) 50 ds mahogany, to howlana Se.wel
Le no American vessels in port 18th uli lat p < Ion
as S. spoke brig fswn, from Cientnesos Cuba fof New
Yok 10Th lat - ST. lou 80 f0 spoke ship Sea on OF aud
from NOesDs for kuropei I'd lat - o. Ion ~ a. SPOKE
bns Potomac Of Brunswiek Ne, fron Cadenas Tor Fort
land, who kinaly supplied tho Delaware win barrel
OF bread.
Brr Corvo tof Provineetownl Paine, Cepheans 20 ds
and Gibraltar Oct 10, fruit &c, TO Draper Devnn
Brig Citzen, Brown, Msehias, NE, d. lumber, TO
sehr Esse. Chadwick, NBedford ds, ballast master.
schr Ira Bliss, HAYES, ST Martins Is ds, mdse, to
sehr Joseph Baker, -, oninstop, Me, IL d. spruce
sehr Pints, Brown, Port waltha, Va ds coal, bound
10 Norwich, Conn.
sehr Waterman, Watson. Machias Me, Il ds, lumber,
sShr Rough and Ready, Roberts, Gloucester d', h'h'
TO master. -
schf Ellen, brown Boston ds ndse, 70 master.
Sehr Comet Allen, Washin ston, NC, ds naval sores
10 l. Miehcl. Sid IN CO with sehfs Ann Maria, Oioee,
and Myers all for NYork.
schr Albert, Howard, WETeham de, nails TO ) It's
dale 4 Go.
sshr Ellen Rodmsn o.sOOd, NBsaiord d', oil. to 5
sshr saI ali Ripley Jones. wsllases d. in ballast to
swedish sehr FrsaeIka Bosn, MaEsslss Is ds, mdse,
20 John Michel
MswOru uda-A heet Of Outward bound yesiels are
detained ia consequences OF unfavoTsels weather
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wINER's
CANADIAN VERMIrUGE.

A CERTAIN REMEDY FOR WOkMs-ihis hieol'
Acme IS sAfs in It's operation ndtmoTe easily admins
tered than any other. ,.,,, O.. H..
THE GREArEsT CAUSE OF DEArH among children IS 70 pa
attributed 70 Worms They give rise 10 Numerous
and are the more fatal because least inspected Were
rents 10 gve this subject attention, and carefully on-
serye the watch indicate the existence OF worms
in the bowels rHs LIVES on MANY CHILDREN WOULD No
DOUBr SAVED - -.
WfSERs CANADiAN vERNIFUGE has acquired a reputs-
ton far exceeding that Of any other medicine OF me kno
and Is daily increasing IN popularity Wherever II -
known and used Il has been UNIVERSALLY APPROVED AZ
pos,e,,e. properties which other article OF the sno
doe. i Moss PROMPT EFFICIENT IN It's action ana en-
trey free from Ingredient, which have any but oene,
al effect the health Of the patient being always improved
sysn when no discovered Physicians presctoo
H. and TO use the language OF in high sandins VINO
resides in Cleveland Ohio, consider Il the only article ei
The kind he ever that uniform and prompt IN
expeiDg worms" IL may indeed be relied on Wild tne
prompt confidence 10 has NEVER sEEN KNOWN TO FAL
Th. Is the reason why who have used viii not nss
any other -, ...,s. 49,. ,
physicians and others OF the highest respectaby who
IN testify 70 it, superior efficacy and recommend Il as
nsyerfailing remedy w.,
re- Be particular and remember the name, WiNESs
CsSApfANVsRNiFUGE - this Is the only article that can
he depended on REAEMBER THIS.
PREPARED only BY j. WlNER L co. 80 Mslden,lane
Sold by Wyatt 4 Ketchsm, III Fuon-si. j. l. .oddins
ton sos Hudson. cor Spring X sands, l56 bowery
cor sprngst n. Y Mrs Hsys lSs Fulton.st bfoosy D.
Ard nv Druk1lgfs generally
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IODINE IMMINENT

rU,HE ASTONISHING SUCCESS that has attended the
Application OF this valuable Linment. and the high ties
timonsls that daily received, warrants ny ealln I
upon the afflicted restort n 70 The ooy remedy
tbat can be relied upon and will DO all that Is represented
10 do II no quack rostrum but scenthc chemical
compound Of Iodine Of known and established eheaey ~
permanently and efectually cures
Rheum atism either chronic inhammatory pafalysfi
or loss Of the limbs consctons Of the cords and muscles
ana sout 10 matters how long Standing spran orals
tum0rs hard sweinzs and enlarged joints, yeldeo 70
10 lew applications Of this Liniment lt has been used
with incredible scrofuls kings eyi enlarged
glands diseases OF the spine and hip joints TIC d0ofeux
and all nervous Affections 81,
bleeding OF assh wounds and causing them 70 heal IN
few days II has never been sn0wa to AL curing me most
stubborn ulcers fever sores and sweed legs pan across
the kidneys the chest SIDE also SIN NECK sore ioa
IL speedily and esectuay srsdcates eutaneou' erap
tons Of the skin In the form Of salt rhsum eryhpeas
pmples rnzworm letter bsbers itch. scad head &c
IL in.tanty remove cOhache and headache 10 extracts
the pain and cures corns, bunious, ehilbsins, &c.
word upon the origin and cause Of
DISEASES.
When the human frame receives shock either from
heat cold fatigue or other causes the weakest points OF
the system suffer most One person Will have cough,
the un heinz the weakest organ bis ghb0r rheuma-
tsn the muscular and cellular tissue being the weakest
another enlarged glands and dwellings the slanddaf sJs
tenn being the weakest &c When yOuhave organ thus
SUFFERING the direct your application 70 the psrts
diseased, the better the prospect Of relief
DR. ROAKHS IODINE LINlMENT
produces healthy action in the diseased part
nvigoraes and IL TO perfect health IL only wants
be tried satisfy the most skeptca Of the restoring
power Of this most valuable Liniment.
Physicians daily recommending Dr. ROake Iodine
Imminent yaTdng the long sought for desderaum
true scientific compound Ok Iodine, In the form Of Lni
ment without color unpleasant SMELL that be used
upon the most delicate female or child with perfect
safety.
Principal Depot = ISGERsOLL co. Wholesale,
Druggists 80 Pearl-st. N. Y. no lmeod.
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cRocKERY STORE,
Wholesale and Retail, at
49, xuyIu <I-ST onn1<.te

Wholesale and Retail, Al
NO. IS WiLLIAM-ST. opposite The " " Asnins
lVtOn stores" ~ door below fulton-st
The subscriber having been for some tine past ia en-.
sssed IN the CHINA GLASS AND EAkIhEN WAKE
cuisines 81 WHOLESALE, has recently completed sAoH-
Arrangements Tor furnishing families and those COM
neneins housekeeping with goods IN his Inc ana ne
enabled 70 sell his goods lower rates than those engaged IN
the RETAIL TRADE exclusively, 10 consequence OF ms
large and heqseat importations tor bis WHOLESALE
BUSINESS. The location Of the establishment OF the
subscfib being such that no pays and incnrs
moderate expenses enables him 70 carry oat his intention
OF furnishing his wares Al REDUCED PRICES
The Subscriber designs selling good ARTICLES and without
an Of his styles Of French China Dinner ana
Dessert Services tine China decorated granite Tea and
o6es So e. Toilet In great variety Solar Lamps
Vss~s Gissndolss Msntel Ornaments, Fancy Goods Cut
"a Plain Ssss snd common gods, Nc Ne would say
M in want that he promises TO convince them, they viii
s.or rim With call that they purchase goods his
ss,ssl,shmsnt on much more fANORABLE TERMS than
ala RETAIL STORE but shoed this no, ee sesmse an In,
dsecusnt ne would solicit patronage upon me ground q
sssriss Tor their Inspection unusually LARGE AND
TNRIVALED STOCK, from which selections can .
M Ia thst win awe entire satisfaction Hotels ships and
steamboats, furnished =, II .,..
- TThxsu GEORGE u. CLAfR.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

NVlLDER vs. GAlLER CO G. {. .. s--Ihe puo-
w Ito informed Of what any one may xnow, u ne
will look al the records Of the Court, that verdict wa
recovered By Wilder against Chas Gsyer and his assoc
ATE or Agent Leonard Brown for $1,000, and that luos
ment has been rendered against them TOT that sum ano
80. Tor damages 40 10 February 1896 THAT being the
time this suit was commencedJ and an injunction on
bill against Gayer awarded unless he tiles monthly oo
oath an account Of the safes he may make 90
Mr. Gayer and Mr.. Brown have right on giving SUN
Gent bonds TO pray out writ OF 10 review the opin
ions pronounced By Judge Nelson against defendant upon
points OF aw upon which he entertained doubt, but the
judgment stands 1000 till reversed.
The Patent Law makes every man making, selling, o.
using an article in violation Of the Psentess rights eacn
and every equally liable.
large assortment OF Wders Psent salam ander Sae'
FOR sale at the old established Iron safe Depot OF
SfLAS {. HERRING,
ns3 lmDGW 1877 and 1879 Water cor Of Depeysterst-