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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-09-28
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"a FARM It , ID Acres living On tho
ssAA Mississippi river six miles below nsvcn-
port, having some twenty .erss under rnltiva-
ton. The remainder being mostly timber which
OWING = the scarcity 81 fuel in the ncigaboriood
adds greatly 10 lis value. There is also coal
mine convenient 10 the river here coal will rca-
div bring ten cents per bushel. a never iniling
streams runs through the body OF the farm, which
~ as supplied with excellent, springs.
Tea person DESTROYS at making a safe and
profitable investment, this farm presents rare in
dueemenis. For further particulars enquire of
III MILLER, Land Agent.
March 10th, 1873
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-09-28

THE HAPPY EFFECTS OF WATER.
Tho following notice comes to us in n
letter from Mr.. Mansfield, who is man Of
high responsibility, and whose motive is
unqoestionably TINT Of doing good TO those
afflicted with the disease oil Asthma.
Bangor Wing.
REMEDY FOR AsTnMA.-The undcrsign-
ed having heard much respecting the OK
ternal application OF cold water to the hu-
man body, in cases Of disease. being himself
peculiarly situated, takes this method for
the relief Of others, Of making known his
own experience TO the public. had sui-
fered more than forty-fye years with Sc
we're. invctcraic, hereditary asthma, not
having for thirty years slept in a bed,
when was informed by Hon. w. w. Par
rot, Of this town, who had likewise been
subject to this disease for a long time, that
since he had adopted the habi. Of applying
cold water externally, he had not any asth-
ma whatever, and requested rne 10 do the
same, which did, and realized the same
effect, not having had the least asthma
since made the first application. Wish
ing 10 try third case, and tho worst case
that could find, | visited a man Of my nc
quain.snce, who had not experienced a
night Of quiet, unbroken rest tor the last
seventeen years. lie was greatly dcbii-
tated, and when informed Of even q posi-
bility Of relief, he embraced tho oppor,uni-
~ with eagerness. On him, also, it had
the same effect; he now sleeps sonndly aud
we'll, aud his respiration is perfectly free
aud easy. ] next called on every man in
my vicinity who labored under this CON-
plant, and by the same means they are all
comparatively, or in fair way Of being SO.
Nov let me say to all persons, far and
wide, who have the misfortune TO be aillict-
ed in this manner, that you have only to
adopt this practice, and you will find your
selves in very short time entirely free
from asthma or phthisic; and SO long as
YOU continue it, SO long will he WE'LL
What mean by s'this practice, is merely
the applying very coarse towel, perfect
" wet, to the whole surface Of the body,
and then dry one, equally coarse, with as
much friction rs possible. Sea water is
preferable, but if not nj hand make your
spring water about as snIt. The best time
for the purpose is the evening, at the reti-
ring hour, and will not occupy more than
fifteen minutes.
WM. MANSFIELD.
Gloucester, Mass, April 3, ls4s.
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NEW GOODS.

"lIE Subscriber having received his
SPRING and SUMMER STOCK
is prepared to supply customers with Goods
at moderate prices. the following IRE
some Of the articles he has Oh hand:--s
Dry Goods.
Gotten Yarns, Calicoes, Shee,ings, Shirt
in.s, White, Red and Canton Fiannels
I.inseys, 5. +. and Sleeps Grey Cloths
Sa,,ineiis, Plain aud Checked Ky. ant
Cmion Jeans, Blue aud other Drillings
Gloves, Cra,a,s, Peck. H'kerchi,is, Spoo
and Pat. Threads, Hats, Bonnets, Stock.
Jugs, Socks, &c. nc.
Hardware.
Door, chest. cupboard. Till, trunk and
padlocks; spring aud Norfolk la,ches, butt,
strap, parliament, gate and table hinges
screws, hay and manure forks, spades aud
shovcls, table. pen aud jack knives; ham
mcrs. ha,chcts, coffee mills, chains, hoes,
au.ers, brace bits, smooth aud jack planes,
rakcs, scy,hes, snaihes aud stones, pocket,
tuck. tine aud redding combs; curry combs,
and brushes; an assortment oi hoi!ow-warc,
ploushs, steel, &c. &c.
Groceries.
!.oaf and n. q. Sugars, superior tea,
chocolate, coffee, malasses, rice, Goldfish,
salt, vinegar, salcratus, spice, pepper, mus
tard. nutnegs, mace. citron, ralsins, cur
rants. FIGS. almonds, cream nuts. fiber,s, to-
bacco in plugs and papers. Macuba and
Scotch snuIis, Unterwood's Lemon Syrup,
starch, soap, candles; plates. bowls. print
cd aud common teas, pitchers. &c. DC.
Drugs and Medicines
Tincturcs. Essential Oils. Essences,
Qainine. Peruvian Bark, Mercuriais,
Banks, Roots ard Herbs, oil all kinds,
Mor,ars. Graduated Measures. Walls,
Jars. Bottles aud Window Glass; Castor,
Lard. Olive. Sweet. Fish and lLnseed
Oils, Turpeniine. Narnsh, White. Red and
Blk. Leads. With general assortment OF
Oil and Water Colors, Smalt,
Gold Leaf aud Bronzes; Paint,
White Wash, Sash. Shoe. Hair, Cloth
and Tooth Brushes; Tooth Instruments.
Trusscs. Also, an assortment u! pure and
genuine Patent Medicines, such as Fahe-
ncstock's Vermiiuge, Cough Ba,sam, Bill
ious Pills, Carmina,ive Lozcnges. (ior sum-
mer Complain,s.) Eye Water; Mo.iats Pills
aud Bi,iers; Shcrm,n's Lozinges. and Poor
Mans Plaster; McAlisier's Ali-liealing
Ointment, Genuine Wistar's Ba!sam,
Cologne. Soda and Seidl,z Powders,
Nerve ~ Boae I.iniment. Opodeldoc, &c.
Also. Cordage. Chalk and Garden Lines,
Fish Hooks and Lines. Tar, Pitch.
Ro~iu. oakun,, Nails. a!ass. Putty. &c.
i.SO.-School Ba"as. Blank Books.
Memorandurs, Can. Letter and Bank Let
ter Paper. Blk. and Blue Inks and Stands.
Q'iills. Steel Pens. Sinies aud Pencils
which he will barter ior Wheat. Butter,
Lard, Legs, BccswaA, Fiasscod. &c.
e. LESLIE.
Davenport. June 9th. ISIS.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-09-28

A wsg having dispute with man who
kept sausage shop and owing him grudge
run into his shop ono day Us he was serving
several good customers, with an immense
dead cat, which he quickly deposited on
the counter, saying, "This makes nineteen;
q Won are busy now veil settle some 9th.
q time;" and he was of in twinkling.-
The customers aghsst soon followed him.
So says the Boston Mail.
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THRILLING ADVENTURE.

We heard the other day a story related
by an old sailor, Captain Jacobs, which
made q great impression upon US, and
which We wish we could repeat with the
junction Of the nautical phraseology OF the
worthy narrator.
Il occurred during the last war. The
captain, who is a native OF Plymouth, was
running on tho coast in schooner laden
with -four lie had nearly reached his des-
tination, when he was overhauled by the
enemy's irigatc, who ordered him pcremp-
torily to heavc line overheard. There
was no resisting the command, for the
schooner was without arms, and the tender
full Of marines and sailors armed to the
teeth with pistols, cu,lasscs and muskcts.
Tho captain had light but fair breeze
alofi, his sails drew. aud ho was driving
near reef, the entrance to which he was
perfectly familiar with, and once inside
which, he was sure Of making port, undis
turbed by the tender.
In this view he ordered one Of his men
forward with line, and in clear stento-
rian voice, perfectly audible on board the
tender, sang out
"Heavc your line aboard" then added
in a whisper, so as TO no heard only by his
men, "Hcarc II short"
The Yankee sailor caught the hint, aud
hove according TO directions. The end Of
the line fell spashng in tho water.
High above tho cxccrations of the Eng.
fish officer comma nding the tender. rose Tie
roar of the indignant Yankee skipper.
sis that the way to hcave . line you Tub.
berly son Of a land crab? leave the line
ship shape, you lubher. or iii cut your liv-
crout. Hearc IL shorfn
Again tho line fell short, aud the Yam
kee captain and the English captain We'd
with each other in showering imprccations
and invectives on the head Of the blunder.
ing land lubber.' Meanwhile the breeze
was freshcning, aud the schooner drawing
nearer TO tho reef.
Again and again the order 10 henve was
given, with tho same undcrtone and ndCi.
lion, and the sa,nc result. The English
man began TO smell n rat, and just as the
Yankee skipper threw himself Hat on the
deck, and made his men follow his example,
the report Of dozen muskcts was heard,
and shower Of bullets camo whissIng
through the rigging.
..l.ee them fire aud be darned," said the
Yankee, I'll show them clean pair Of
heels"
And taking the tillcr between his heels,
% he lay upon the deck, he ran the schoon-
CT cleverly inside the reef.
They were soon out Of gun shot from the
bafIled tender. Up went the stripes aud
stars with hearty cheer from the marines,
md an old-one-eyed seadog pulled out n
fife and gave them Yankee Doodle in
strains as melodious as the triumphant
notes Of a porker that had escaped the
butchers knife. Capt Jacobs saved his
bacon and bis -four, too.-Mainc Democrat.
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GENERAL. land AGExa4.

EYAViNG made arrangements Ter a con.
As1h slant supply Of iaSn WARRANTS. vii he
able 10 furnish any quantity Ia persons wishing
10 sell them again. or To locate for themselves.
on the most satisfactory terms.
also attend 20 locating warrants for settlers
or chose from distance, d make entries m all
the land Offices IN the State. Persons DESTROYS
Of making entries q. locations can have their bu.
siness attended TO with fidelity and despatch.
In several wears experience ms Land Agent,
have acquired a thorough knowledge of the pc.
eu.lag advantages OF different locations. and fiat.
ter IN, self that nv facilities are such as To ma be
me 10 give the most perfect satisfaction 10 those
who may favor me wiki their pa;ronnga.
Beng furnished wiih maps and register OF
all lands entered and uneniered III the State, I
will be pleased 10 give rra,uiious information 10
those who desire IL An experienced Surveyor
Is connected with nv Agency.
will attend TO renting farms, houses and lots,
and paying taxes on all property that may be in
trusted to my care.
\. II. MILLER, Land Agent.
Davenport, March 10th. 1876.
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BRANDISETlE'S PILLS.
THE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE.

AIDES should use the BranGreth Pills
- frequently. They will ensure them from
severe sickness OF the stomach, and generally
speaking, entirely prevent il. The Brandresh
Pills are harmless. They increase the powers
life they do not depress them. Females will
find them to secure that state VI health which
every mother wishes Ia ENJOY. In the cos,ive-
ness 80 often prevalent AT this interesting period,
the Brandreth Pills are safe and cfec,ual REM
edv.
Sold nj - cents per box at the store Of GEO.
l.. DAVENPORT, in this town, and by one
Agent in nearly every village in the U States
May 18th, 1913. I'm
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! VIC, the Undersigned, Druggists of II. Louis,
do Hereby certify,

1HAT the following il n correct state
- ment OF the amount Of our sales of the prep
araiion known as pr. Storms Scotch Cough
Candy, prepared from his original recipe. ~
Hamilton " ade. o. ~. Louis and We take pleas
aFe IN saying thar has given general satisfaction
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-09-28

u FARM Of so Acres, three and half
- miles from Davenport, with good frame
dwelling house and ten acres broke. Apply TO
March 10Th. All MILLER, Land Agent.
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To PHYSICIANS.

HNOUNTRY Physicians are requested tn
" call and examine the quality and prices OF
medicines Tor sale ai the New Drug Store.
Tinctnres, Syrups, ointm. nts, and every thing
usually manufactured hy the practical Druggist,
made OF the very best materials and strictly nc.
cording 10 the L. $. rnarmacopria.
A. SANDERS.
Davenport, June Goth, 1915.
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FOR SALE,


"a FARM and Ferry on the rond from
- Davenport 10 Dubuque, Il miles from Dnv-
export, two hundred acres under fence, forty
acres broke, good hcwed log house and first
rate Terry boat. Enquire Of w kirtIsy on the
premises, or A II MILLER,
Masc. 18th. l8i3. Land Agent,
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Dr.. upham's Vegetable Electunry, or Internal
Remedy for the Piles, Triumphant.

Kennedy Tor inc Piles, triumphant
$4,000 Gases Curcd tn The past gear.
Ills Medicine 10 warranted TO cure MI
- cases OF piles, either bleeding or blind, in
ternal or external and all inilammatory diseases
found in conjunction with the piles-snch as
Chronic Dyxentefy, Weakness and Inflamma.
lion Of The Spine.
failing Of The bo,reis, ,eorb, &e that females pcriie
uiarip subject 10, 'mder peculiar circumstances:
for rhieh many certificates eouid be gire 81 SPEEDY
and electnai rmtsbuf dccacy forb,ds their publ
cation, SEVERE AND HABirrAL CoSryEsKss,
Flow Of blood To the Head, Dyspepsia, llccra-
tions, Fistulas, Inflammation OF the Stomach,
and speedy cure IN Dr UrHAM'S ELrerrAgl. II
is nm internal remedy and cures BY lis action on
the bowels and blood, the relaxed state 81 which
Is the cause OF the above named diseases.
Universal COmmtndatiOn.
From ever, city, town aud village. where DIR
Upham's Vegetable Pile Eec,unry has been in
effects have been received BY the Proprietor
In hundreds Of instances il has triumphed over
cases which were deemed incurable.
Letter OF Capt q w Mclean, late Of the u s SER
vice, and member OF the New-Jersey Legisa-
ture. RAILWAY. June is. 1877.
Il have been afflicted for wears with the Piles
and have tried, without anything like permanent
benefit almost everything assuming the name of
a remedy. had as matter OF course. lost all
confidence in medicine. Under this feeding |
was induccd-not without reluctance, l confess
to use supham's Electuary:' and having used
i, for about three weeks, according 10 the dircc-
tons laid down, find TO my utter surprise, as
wei as satisfaction, th,t every symptom Of the
disease has left me. think il due alike 10 Dr
upham and myself to make this statement.
q w MCLEAN.
NorIeg-Thc genuine Electuary has The writ
ten signature thus, (0~y-A lpham, NJ. ID The
hand is also done with pen.
0--Prce 81 per box.
frJ-for sale by DR. T. Easieriy, sou,h-cas, cor
ncr Of Third and Chestnut streets, ST Louis, Mo.
Sole Agen, for the west.
0--For sale by A SANDERS, Druggist, Agent
for Davenport, Iowa. aug Il.
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HYDRAULIC CEMENT.

HE subscribers being appointed A.
gents for the sale Of James Clark's cciebra.
ted Hydraulic Cement, will furnish il to Masons
and others, ut their Store in Rock Liand in GUAM
ties TO suit purchasers.
PuRfNTON & KING.
Davenport, July 18th, l3lG. 44rn
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In addition TO tho above, 200 packages were
sold By James !, Cross: I3O by DIR A Piggo,i
200 by Edw'd Brooks: l3s bs Bacon & HYDE !;
300 BY John Bun,ns: - hv DR. A Willing; 10
bv DR.. Donaldson. aud 500 by " & w krkpa,-
rlck-which, together with tho sals by the
wholesale aren,s, prove that this article is aio-
gether superior to any remedy ever offered for
Consumption.
For sale a, Davenport b. tho Agent,
Mr.. CHAS. LESLIE.
]. IL. Barnard i Bro. No. lao Main str. ct, -.
Louis, Wholesale Agents, Tor the ives, and south.
March cath, l258. l3-iy
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oopPEE URHs. COFFEE URns.

A IIRGk ASSORTMENT u tho shove articles manu-
n arr.d expressly for III. Holidays and for sale whols
81. sod retail. Also arss assortment Of housekeeping
.rrcIs. among which AZ be found the following
yory nsod table and Knives AID forks In dozens
and n sets Of 81 pieces
Buffalo horn table and YEA snYes and tofks, 10 dsxsns
ADD In sets Of 81 pisses
Tea nav. and waters u al sizes and patterns
BrtsnDis tee and coffee pots, castors with cut and
pressed bottles.
silver plated German silver and Britannia Tea and table
spoons
silver PLACED csstofs and cake baskets
Ie,ly and zee cream forms; pssuy ogllefs, &C. &c.
Bocx liz Deefstsas vegetable cishss soup ufeens,
&c kc.
NB-Bssefs and confscuousfs furnished with oil ar
ses their line, tho shortest notice a1d tho mos,
reason Able .srms JAMES WATKINS,
Is Jlis IS Csthernest
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DIED
y - ~ o, DANIEL sMEENEY. seaf. N

y - 10, DANIEL SWEENEY the ''h ses' OF b.
ssea<r t.ss place the s,h from No ~ thsths :
ees.s Pm ~. frends and tlo-e Of hs son Danc are te
fst 70 farther invitation H. Boo, - h o
- A. frss aud 4 eser;h It Cemeiery. 1870 -.
r<st snc soqu.oi.nces OF the late JOHN lN"LiS sna V
Jsr>s s.a W liNm espectulB invited 20 .ien,
Ne n Essess, Jersey City, Saturday nett' IN nsi -
~ Css-,-r.
sa- NJ .i O, ,,phu. i-v,, " GURsEE ne ssA ysir
~ sc
- <s- respectfully nvi;sd 10 stieAd as ne
- -s fe.seace No 10 tr-sn~h avenue, on sst'fds Ne
-. a. u oeLcs - -
hsf.asy ,hs III inst consumptou N.s CORNkLiA
ss'cA dsashisf Of Dr. Lew, hsoos ss-d "a year. and
- ssas q i.an, are nst.d s,ieee the aaersi without
~ tsia nom residence Of her tahef ~ tasi broad
IT,. re.y, ile s;h lost ~ ococt y N, . =. .
<c< srts ster short bot severe lines. ANstL = jan
1850 T. Jenan<s. aged ~ years and 10 months
s11s Of he isnay vel the persons. iIsnds 2. eans-
~ respectfully invited ssnd hs iaasrs lbs IN
v oeock from the Pr-soStersn Chsrch eofnst OF
80 sss's.y sT.ans. Dee. . Mrs cArHARINE Bennett "
@s4 i.y aDa those OF her son. Barnes
Ne colsfegaoa Of Rutgers o. Church. are requisites 70
~HA h nssssrs 81 dTe-
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the sum Of el0s 600 which has been carried to the
credit Of the sinking fund The revenue /. stated 10
be suciennylsrge 10 render unnecessary increase
the punlic burdens
The financial affairs Of Florida are IN good con
dton The receipts into the treasury for the year end
ind s-fnter D. WIRE s5as32 = which sddsd 10 the
balance haod r.; the commencement Of The year
makes taai Of s,O5s7 % The expenditure. Tor the
period 80 "a y thus leaving balance in
the treasury Of sl,32S TO-
The Cog sn- Is The amount o. duties collected
st Oh. pr o Philadelphia for the month Of Sovember
lsi- r.mp-r-d with the corresponding month Of lsf7
puues received in Novembet. si2fSe > suIea9 q
lr-.4Hl- Mufin- <,li..f q -fe-l-7 Il
Tois .......-.............t27U ~ % s2sloss5 S
Derre.se- eil7ri,5 %
Tire Tolls on the Wabash and Erie Cana show
Increase Al the Offices The total receipts for the
yeaf ending l5h November 1899. wsre.........l54ff5 g
Lf-i y~'f .-.......-..l4 .
Increase 70 1906 =
D Anes. Ir has been appointed Cashier Of the
new Bank ~ Waterbury. Conn.
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BOON TRADE
NEW JUVENILE WORKS

N APPLETON co. viii publish on Saturday, I Friday
~ Chrs,zn, The First Born Of Picairus Island by
Poor Member Of Chri.t" ! vol ieno price 50 cts.
Hes6s Of Chapier. The discovery q h- leland H. The
Mluneer's Confession. III The Open Scat Navigation
" Arrest q M1uneers The Happy Colony.
Z Aunt Fsnnys Christmas stories Illustrated with
WOOD cuts, square. i6mo s. cts COnlenls-The
Christmas Parry. The spider The MschevCus Boys The
Br1ti-r. Annie Browne The Three Besrs About Mind
ing QIky, The Twins The Little Boy Inst airs "a
n The Wser. The May Queen. The Apple DumPhag
The Dentist The King The B0ys school
Numerous Bible Stories Tor nue toys and girls lus
trafed f1
The Book 20 Animals. Illustrated. Il psfes 81 cts
Holiday House. series Of tales BY Catherine Sin
clair Illustrated 75c
Lille Aunes First BOOK. or Words u Three Letters.
inlsfrstec SD
! The HspPy Children tale Of Home. Illustrated.
nrfs
Home for he Holidays illustrated by Meadows.
3 cfs
and l0 Uncle Sans Fancy Picture Books. SIX kind,
co.ored plates. - cts
A Co psblsh aad have FOR sale very large variety
u llverl-e Anrks sdarind b al sles. b. rs
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Board Of Educatiou.

communication was received from the the Trustees
&c asking for new school house In the Eighteenth
The lease of premises 10 Thomsss TO be occupied a.
appropriated to htitup.
report was adoped IN favor Of ensrgng School House
EXCEED = $40
Communications were received from the gentlemen
81 Professors at the Free Academy sgufyng their EFT
Appropriations we're ordered dehcie N some
Of he schools &c
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SuIP PANAMA, DECs-6. lsi3-We, inc under
- signed passengers In the ship Panama feel Il our auy
10 present our the hrst snd second Mstes Of ne
above vessel and particularly DO We wish 10 express
our gratitude " Mr. Burt who by his attention to his dny
and our comforts nght ard day, has 10 great measure
remeed the gross neglect VI me London agent hf Ihs
QUINN .
Cb.gIes ucT .rnsn John Joyce J O. Bedford,
Richard Diver, Joseph cray John NICHOLSON
Joseph Cooper John shillan, ADm Ma1aso
James McT-rnaD, NJ. BOhsnf WIlism "Alsc-'
Wilnsm Rounding. Jno , Hal gvo nay
Geo Mcdonnell, n Brown, IzDof orDsh-f
william Brock, y. BALDWIN, nm Woy1,
INN Tesr@ James DAILY, YOs1nne Y1rojusc
VIM n Chappie Ed~i " lllsms, Mscks henfy
Joou Vim Carroll. Wlism DAILY JnO Csgurtnan,
Daly sOFB yroll ansss. Fefd J. Cooper,
VIA MddletOu,, Barnet Herris, John speasy
D. Davis Abrzhm TscOD, Joe Wm- Isle,
YIN Hsmpfoo Neuman Coheu Edw'd Burnett
JgO Hampton Hefrs COnen, John bfeHell
Fredk Field Mayer sncus, {. Beaumont
John Reacvin, Alfred Bailey los-pn DfysAs'
Vol Alexander, Benjamin Ieafr zoos nsl-ioan7
A. OrskOos Andrew bfo~ni lam oh4nieyt
Moses GOlcsron Hsns. Mcha Dempsey. "a Jus