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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-01-04

Tristan walked along in the soft sunny
light u June evening" time most j., :
Gus in the cnuntry lanes and fields. but IN
London bringing only sadness. lie pass
cd through the dull, close West End streets
where the heated air was never stirred
BY one fresh evening breeze, and not n
shade Of the glorious sunset was visible
save one faint golden sparkle on a church
tower nenr. Tristan saw neither gloom
nor light. Ills eyes were blinded-his
heart was pressed down-wilh misery.
He found himself crossing the green
sward towards the serpcn,ine river. II
gIi,iered in the sunlight, like n beacon
and his eyes were opened now. lie saw
il; he would have rushed towards il with
tho speed Of hunted deer flying to dis
tant shelter-but he dared not. Il seem
cd 10 it every passer-by cried out 10 him,
Man whittier goest thou1'
Tho answer to that question belonged
not 10 time, but 10 eternity.
Tristan felt as il every eve were direct
Cd TO him in this mu.o inqnry--which,
look where he would, no could not escnpe.
There was not lad who went whistling
past, nor . miIliner-girI, tripping lightly
with her burden, that did not seem in this
mans disordered fancy to DO an accusing
spirit, knowing his purpose and taunting
him with il. TO eIude this, he went long
way round reached this bridge just
when the sun had set. He tried to lounge
upon il 40 he saw other people do, watch
ing the cockney. Waltonians who pursu-
Cd their harmless nmusements in the twi-
light. His eyes rested on cach tiny float
and bic wandering thoughts followed the
line down, down, TO the deep bed Of the riv-
er. What was therei
He could not answer ihat-he hardly
tried. All that no felt was. that il must be
q place Of stiffness and GOODNESS and 81.
hence; he sought nothing more. Even the
blueness which tho still bright sky cas-,
within il, was painful; he wanted il dark
I'll dark. He could not enter the portals
az that home while ray If light rested on
lhem--whiIs ono worldly sound broke above
chem. There wss yet near him ,nurmnf
a boyish talk and laughter, and robin
Gang in one Of the distant trees. lie would
vsit--vait until night, and the stars should
b the only witnesses Of the great change.
Tristan cat down underneath the psrn.
pet Of the bridgc--a man passed by, and
locked q him, seeming to wonder whit he
vas doing there. So he took out Of bis
pocket biscuit and pretended 10 eat.--
Then woman crossed, leading Q sickly
child-who gazed wisifnlly At the food
Tristan gave his morsel to the tamisl'ed
boy.
Nov the world owes me no more than Il
would iaiu bsstow-..a crust OF bread!-
thought BE-; and be felt savage pride ia
lhs peAsclion.
Colder and darker csme on the night
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10 NJ WIFE.
~ REV. q. W. BErnrNE.

Altar from thee! TIL. morning breaks,
But morning brings no joys to the;
Alas my spirit only wakes
To know that am far from thcc!
In dreams saw thy blessed face,
And thou vert nestled on my breast;
In dreams felt thy fond embrace,
And to my own thy heart was pressed.
Altar from thee! IT'S solitude,
Though smiling crowds around me be;
The kind, the beautiful, the good
For I can only think Of thee:
OF thee, the kindes,, loveliest, best,
NV earliest, and my only one,
Without th,c, ! am nll unblesi,
And wholly blest with thee alone.
Afar from thee: Tho words Of praise
MY listl % ear unhecdcd greet;
What sweetest seemed in better days.
Without thee, seems no longer sweet,
The dearest JOY tame can bes'ow,
II in thy mostencd eye 20 see
And in thy cheeks unusual glow,
Thou decm'st me not unworthy thee.
Afar from thee. The night ia come,
But slumbers from INV pillow fee;
cannot rest 90 far from home,
And my hearts home is, We with thee!
] kneel before the throne Of prayer
And then | know that thou art nigh;
For God, who seeth, every where,
Bends on Us both his waichiui eye.
Together in his loved embrace.
No distance can our heart divide;
Forgotten qui the mediate space,
lkneel thy kneelng form beside;
Nv tranquil frame then sinks 10 SLEEP,
Blu scars the spirit far aud free;
o welcome be nights sumhers deep
For then, dear love, nm with thee!
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-01-04

TIE WAY THINGS ARE poNg up IN
CAiRo.--An old Bach Of this place, being
waited on by the Tin Pan mclodis,s,
through, mistaken idea TINT his wedding
had come offiha, night. feeling for the dis
appointment Of the crowd. aud determined
they should not go homo sl'ogeilnr unrra,-
lied, called on bis intended, got her co.,
sent by his eloquencc To an immediate
union. took her to The Squirrels oHice. OBJ.
tnincd q certificate, 90. married, mud re-
turned home, mid the congratulations of tho
hnrn.oDisis---all in ~ hour. Whers's
your telegraph nov !--Coiro Della.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-01-04

FATmER TAYLOR ON Gov. Bnlooa.--
At the close Of his services, Father Tay-
lor held up the Govcrnor's Proclamation,
appointing . day Of Thanksgiving, and
said:--"nrcthren, would read this parcs,
ifl bad strength enough Lett 10 do il. /, 10
very long, and a. good o. il is long. Il ends
with tho PRAYER. God save the Common.
wealth. Thsnk God, brethren. ths, ~
done week sgo"..--Josymal.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-01-04

TnE GREAT lsABELLA or SpAIS.--Tho
General Of tho Cordeiiers, ons dsy re-
preaching Queen Isabella Of Spain fos bsr
Kindness 10 Xincnnes, she said--
Know YOU who you are, and 10 whom
yOi speakr
Yes, madsm, said b.. 4 know that am
but dust and ashes, and know that speak
10 dust and asl,es'
This frank answer sent him into exile.
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tanty IN their operations, by any other PREPARATION
pounded Tor similar purposes, now before the public.
These Specifics combinations OF approved medicines
mhgng the excellent qualities of each medicine into
sanaVe whole to produce most efficient compounds
which have never yet been known to fail Its impossible to
produce certificates OF the medicine of this peculiar
nature or otherwise host Of facts might be advanced to
acte OF these Specifics rests for support Long standing
cases Of GOHorThga elect StTiCGHTes Pains an The LOS
BectlOHs OF The hiaRggS, GTGgst Burning in the in
dTy Passages etc. etc. have yielded TO the command
nvIncbe antdOte and ms Of SYPHILIS of the
nveterate description have fed before their astonishing
Eanatiye influence.
The preparation is without doubt the most eectua rem
edy discovered and has cured many obstinate diseases
after every other medicine had failed In its improved form
space of foe sII days without restriction to diet eX
pOsure business Besides this important ADVANTAGE h
never leaves the part subject TO that troublesome weanes
that often after the of other medicines pener
prescribed and If taken in the first stage of the disease 4
will arrest the discharge, and remove all unpleasant feeling
IN few days In long prOaCted or chronic STAGES Of me
diseases in obstinate elects, Female Complaints Sueh as
Whites etc i 49, without doubt, the eeotua remedy
We do NOT offer these Specifies as PAsAcEA or cure
every Dqt or the 9boVenamed cases we are author.
lied by Drs LeROy and PeetieT of Paris (ths nventOr
tOgHGrGhtH cure, under forfeit of $500,
we would here remark that these Mixtures have been be
Oe hs pubic OF ewOreans for the last HfHe years and
uiez - nave We Universally proved efHcacous.
- ClION;-Bet2are of base COunterfeifsr ,lDhO
SssS spurious aRd injurious criticize. RCcOlect The OHa
IgsaL ~ OiteG States as A. DONNAUD, No 10 CAROE-
pE5LAII STREET, bet9oeeB Canal and Common.
- 4 treatise on Structures can be had gratis.
" al DHvafR consultations free nf charge NJ
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MCV0Y'S ELIXIR.

The Best Medicine Of the RiReteoHth Century, made from
Roots Of Plants grDlgiRR che Cult of HsIice.
This is truly valuable remedy, and everybody should
have In Diseases Of Children and preventive Of dis
ease IN Us acute form, who tel its worth Il has been
used with paeminen success in Diseases Of The Chest such
BLOOD, ght S0sdts, often attended with Chis and Heat
Pam IN The Breast and Side Consumption IN its forming
stage Asthma, Group, iJlueEza Also, Ligsr Com
patat, COstfgeHeSs ScrOiG, WGStiRg Of hs FLESH If
tectiqas 81 the Spleen, Stomach and B0Del We have
heard Of no case Of Ch0erd occurring where this RENE.
dy has been used Where it has been used for ndposon
in children, they have been nvaTaby free from Worms and
superior 70 every other medicine, and he used under an
circumstances lis depuTave qualities places il far above
all the Sasapanllas In Scarlet ESBsr is unquestonaby
q Freat remedy.
A'''' THE EoLEoTIO SYRUP.
For the cure Of F7uor al5ls E1csssius Uterine Dis.
charges and Chronic Disease of the Spleen Of unsnr.
passed excellence positive in its sautay results and worthy
OF universal patronage. Proc 81 50.
THE RHEUMATIC ANTIDOTE.
a Great and H0HdsgJHl qgent, Of truly astonishing
power composed of simple vegetable element and exar.
nalY applied. For the Of RheumatisM, Ietanus
LOcal6, SpasHs, Stf6aess of he Jglgts Pam IN 6Berp
part Of tie bgdB, Earqehe, Nervous 1OOthdee If applied
m the ear Of the affected side,
yle Of panegyue in commanding this article pablo
ee yet feel that cannot terms too strong illus
LeuFe OF il 70 heal Excellence efficiency
az AZ ta attributes All who Il viii say il is good
Fo s S3 Aeaculable good TO thu human zee Price e.
e-ar corner Of Netchez and Toh0upit0ulas -.
wv T. n MORRISON, la AaEaEile e.
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No. So CUSTOIHO USE STREET, NJ o.
INVALUABLE DISCOVERY-NO PAY REQUIRED
UHTIL CURE IS EFTECTED.Prvats Diseases cured in
few days BY regular physCEn, without mercury other
poisonous medicines, at No. 30 CUsTOhHoUsE STREET
New Orleans, Louisiana.
DR.. MULLEN calls the attention of those afflicted with
any of the lorna Of certain Disease 10 his genera adye
sement in another column. The treatment adopted By
hin that which has the approval Of the most guSheJ
Surgeons Of Paris London and New FORK and itI unveT
sal EuGcaE has proved beyond doubt that permanent
structure enlargement of the PROSTATE glands diseases in
duCcd by certain solitary practice, etc etc., be oh
tanned to moral certainty, if application be made to those
whose intelligence, skill and experience be relied
Since Dr. Mullen opened in this city, all the many
that have under his have been cured without
single exception. Some Of these Of YeaB standing
One remarkable of structure 30 old has been cured
to the surprise Of the patient The gentleman (whoEe
probability il known to the citizens of New OTlesnE) is Al
hand and (by his permrsiOh) DO referred TO, Dr. .
treatment of structure il not known South of New York
His treatment gOnouhOa and gleet the most perfect
discovered IL il the shortest safest and sUeB The
patient takes oOpaiya oubebs, tuTpentns other
dOseB but is obtained in two days without
pain, Inconvenience or change OF diet E unl6sS
cure il effected within the time named
lhPOTENCY.- Dung men or Others who by sexual eI.
HolfpOuOn may have brought themselves any
Of the painful consequences Tesutng from unTetIHnsd
indulgence Of the passions, such as premature impo
enCy involuntary seminal emissions, general debility
or constitutional deBngemen may consult Dr. Mullen With
honorable confidence he otsT them perfect The
stdctast Eeoresy observed.
Dr. Mullen can be consulted daily at his office No SO
Customhouse 81. BENJAMIN MULLEN, M %.
10 Remember No. So CuItOmhouso jy15u
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Tr.,,.v voMFN.-Mr Turnbull says that a
,r6T,sn in ltalv has an oysterelike fondness for
49, che 4 he worst traveller on earth. She
mi sraps point TO her Brussels carpets as the
bsst N her Jewels nor boast Of tire-slde virtues
M sbs looks with amazement at the. crowds OF
bsns.loving daughters Of Albion, at the swarms OF
TSomtids. with caravans of nurses and children,
bnrrvjne from town 70 town. like tribes Of gipsies
Win ts parish beadle at their heels. She shrugs
her shoulders az the restless curiosity which drives
40 many tender, timid beings TO braveal the hard
ehiDs sc endless. obiectless journeys, and never
dreams. without shuddering, of visiting lands
which appear, even to their natives, such cheer
1esa inelipibe sniouFn.
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A G. AINSWORTH, no T.9R 7 p UBLIC and G0siat-
IN. MISSIONER or DEEDS far GVerE stag ~ "
TaiOn. OFFIcE-No. 50 CAMP RTIEEr. New O5 "
R Dispositions taken, Accounts Prob9ted Deeas nv ~
W0Tfqagss Drawn and all Documents and tnstfunsns "
Whiting Prepared aad Authenticated for Use and heooe
n any Dart of the UNITED STATES.
s~ Marine and other Protests particularly atenaeN VI
and an cases Of General Average OF Partial LOS
stated and promptly arranged. mhAo BuAN
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EDUCATTON,
'HIaH soHooL ron YOUNG LApIF

80 ~, - ~ - -, ~ It 80
ESSHABblSttaD in 1912 under the superintendent o.
u the Misses ALLISON from London-ln this lntttu'
ton conducted on the best plans Of European Instruction.
the oourae Of study is thorough and bystemRo no ague
theories, superficial methods Of teaching elicit display
TesOred to- any Of the various Departmental Of science
or literature.
The French Languages under the superntsndenoe 81
French gentleman of high literary attsnmens othef ian
RuRges, music and the accomplishments are Taught Dy mas
teTs of equal eminenoe in their professions, - ,u,
Drawing every style is taught by the Misses Allison
themselves pupils for any Yeas Ofone of the most emnen
drawing ma1terh in Europe.
ES Terms may be known application TO the Te9,esho'
OF the Misses ALLISON. Carondeistt Nc ~
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"BE YE FRUITFUL AND M LTIP LIZ
u CREATIVE ELiXfR.-ThiS is the only actual Geme-
dy discovered for lmPOenoy, General Debility Noe
tuma Emissions, and all diseases OCCasl0ned by certain Sc
habits ard many Of the recently recommended
for the same complaints worthless limitations which Is
unriyalled excellence fame end popularity have brought
into the market The medical faculty of Europe and the
United States are qRanlmo9' IN the ne o.
single instance that has been authenticated 10 any COM
pound fer The same pqTp9s Inc netae OF me msaGet
the publication Of certificates of cures out OF the question:
testimony to show that the eat reputation mat Il enjoys
not accidentally obtained, but is firmly based ppOn its
positive and apparently miraculous virtues In all directions
TO be found the happy parents Of healthy npnng who
would not have but for this extraordinary preParl
ton. And il equally potent the Gleases for which
4 is recommended Objection has been naturally made to
the price of the Juno Cordial because The trash that has
been thrown IN the market IN opposition % Is sold cheaper
Tut the TACT - the Cordial cannot Dc afforded oI ess eng
ought to be much deaIe Of the ingredients which
compose II the costest things IN nature whereas
the Others made of cheap drugs, worth but little in
ney and less in merit We assure the reader that the utmost
the maadies mentioned above and also Of those which fol-
low, LoS of Muscular Energy, Physical Lasgitude
tons Indigestion Suggishness OF the Liver GlesLo Leu
CoUhGa Whites and tlpoT Albo5, and every disease IN
FuncOps-in ali Of which will afford almost immediate
relief and if used directed, is almost certain to prOdOce
conscious Of any weakness disability Of certain nature
ihOqd take this CORDiAL, As will inishby restore
health and vgOT in brief period, and where want Of OIL
spring of regret IT. recourse be had to it. the most
beneficial results may pc anticipated with Gophqspee. I Is
the precedence in Italy and will in all other countries where
It also possesses lis anrvaed qualities of curing ucpient
COnSumpuOn and have administered with great success to
patients who have sought our delightful climate for the reO-
ration Of their health and the result is that medicine has
been added to the catalogue for the cure OF nopen con
To spread wide the blessings of this medicine have sP.
pointed Messg. JUDSON & Co. of the city OF New York
| ANTONIO LARZETTI, NJ D.
Sold Only N New Orleans at 50 POYDRAs STREET
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DArhY CRESCENT.

pRooF PosITIvE.--A clergyman Of The Unive1I,-
INSTRUMENTATION was accused, while m Lowell
Of violently dragging his wife from revlVs ;,
meeting, and compelling her to go home win nl'ii'
He replied as follows ,.,ies
/ Tbaye never attempted TO influence my WIG
in her views, nor her choice Of meeting. ,.;,,0l
9. NV wife has not attended any Of tne TO va
meetings in lowell 80. ,sost;nos
8 Ihave not attended even one OF mess in'o'ii's'
for any purpose whatever ,rt.... .o,,inel;Ds
A. Neither my wife nornyssA iH'S 'Ns
zion 10 attend those meetings.
& neUsT had a l0lfe!
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MeVOY'S TONIC.

Tone and Health FoILOW It's Use.
NORlCS tOHtkG from tension toned medicinal
agents thafsore the sound and healthy elasticity the
strength and yigoI of the body when it weakened and
aNed and when there dehcleney of or vital power
from the influence of disease
This QHl acts upon the nervous, the capillary, and
the muscular system 1t acts the heaTt through ia
mpathy with the stomach, and also BY the absorption Of
the active principles employed that they be directly
applied to the moving centfe and to the cOes Of the blood
vessels Indeed of all the preparations oOnrved by the a-
nee Of man, this is among those which the most
powerful TONIC eieet u Increases the digestive powers
Of the stomach stimulates the nttsnes and being dissolved
In the sstTu and intestinal juices taken by the absOp-
ens enters the blood and stimulates the whoesys The
oOuntenanee pale and faded beautiful ford
aspect and the whole powers OF the system called into
healthy action, ltaugmen the powers Of the secetOy
tenn, and by the moderate but impression 2ake
on the nerves increases the general vgor Of all the functions
II CuEEs (withOut puging) 5her6 there as pale gel
to5 sl5A attended 5ith s1etiRgs, .AnGsGrcl DTOPsV
JaHHdice Diseases Of the Heart, O5sTaCted HCstrua
t0 Chi0rOsiS aRd may be used with entire success
beGk Habit, Indigestion Relaxation ~ steriG Scrabble
ChrORic CdtGrrh CtOrsG HVgOchORdriEsiS. Green Sick
ness, Paralysis RcketS, and during the exhaustion Whc
follows acute diseases.
aH TORICS must not be used where there is Fever o
Inflammation Price SlO0
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foTthe cure of GOnOThRa,
elect, Structures, Venereal
diseases, etc. etc.
UntlTing research, travel
and labor, combined to the
advantages afforded by an
extensive and diversified
practice, have enabled the
above named celebrated
physicians to make various
highly important discover,
iesin the healing art.
In offering these prepare,
tons to the human family
Doctors Leroy and Peletie.
fearlesEly hazard the asseF
ton that they are not only
not surpassed but nne
qualsd, either for thei
curative properties or 70
mildness, safety and Ger
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ALEXANDER HILL,s

HO USE HING STORE,
56 Camp street. New Orleans,
IEyHERE families can find all articles Of House keeping,
W comprising a general assortment and select sOcko-
KITCHEN NlTURE-CoOkng Utensils, Tin and
Iron Ware, Fire Sets, Brass and Steel; ShOvsis and
T0ugs and Kitchen Fire Iron ware.
ENAN Filled and patent-metal timed HOLLOW
WARE; Fire Dogs.
GERMAN SILVER, Block Tin and Britannia TEA and
COFFEE URNS,
TABLE CUTLERY; German Silver, Britannia and Iron
TEA and TABLE SPOONS.
WOODWARE-BIasg and Iron-b bound CEDAR PALS,
RATTAN-BoUND CEDAR WARE, new article.
Willow WARE-Baskets, Cradles, Nurse Chains and
Wagons.
BREsHEs52Fqpoy and Plain, busting, Sweeping, and
Hearth Brushes
MATs-Igte, MANILA Alicante, Palm, and Husk MATS,
WATERS, and TRAYS.
BRASS. Britannia, and new Metal CANDL4ESTICKS
and LAMPS.
sTEAMROATs and HALL LANTERNS
COOKING STOVES and FURNACES
d. g. ]. Wrghbe patent premium COOK STOVES, fol
Wood or C9al--vRh fixtures complete the most ap
e Hosis sSd afssrnhoats furnish At reduced
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NOR THE Benefit A 81 THE AFFLICT

ENOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED
knowing the extreme hazard which strangers run, in
consulting Physicians for the Of private diseases,
owing to the disqualification Of those who profess
10 cure such cases deem 1t be nothing but act OF
kindness towards the unfortunately afflicted as well as sheer
Justice to Or. M JULIEN, No. SO CusTOMHoUeE ETREET,
lis, in its worst and most appalling form and 9I several
months together under the best Iegu medical practice
eould obtain in New Orleans, without being at benefit
ted-ndeed l grew worse. AT length heard OF DIR. Null
ZEN great reputation. applied 10 him, and to my great
Joy three weeks he restored perfect health Sub
.o iTfEif 70" ol'9GI' co. sAMuEI ROBERTSON.
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CERTIFICATES OF QUALITY:
Wing are selected from a number received by

The following selected from number received by the
Csniiiaate Of VIM J. RIoAlpins Chief Engineer. Dry
Dock Office o. s. Navy Yard Brooklyn, Nov IS, 1918.
10 1hGla if B0V have h6e Informed that the
Newark and ROsPndale Lime and Cement Company have
pnrehased the Qnafnes and Mills lately owned BY Hon.
been asked to state knowledge of the character of the
Cement made b. Mr.. White have used large quantity
Of Cement (say 100 600 bare) the enlargement OF the
Ere Canal at and near Albany considerable portion Of
this manufactured by Mr. WHITE aud was uniformly OF
excellent afAcer indeed it the best brought
to that Market The before using very severe and
bnt yeB lew barrels were rejected have been informed
hAttne Gem mt sustained the same excellent character
he CFot0n Aqneduct WIN. ]. MoALPIEE, Engineer.
y We have made use Of Whites Hydraulic Cement as now
pany. The al Works Reading and can strongly re-
commend most excellent, article of Cement for
strength, quckness Of setting, and for its taking large
quantity Of sand limits mixing. a. p. HIGHTELD,
r. 8, FARRELDY,
J0HN GINEY,
IHOs Q. MOORE.
November H. 1913. Builders and AIchecu.
hereby certify that have been nsigg the Cement manu-
Company and cordially recommend avery superior
article. have hesitation 10 declaring il to be the best
have used, end would recommend TITO contractors and
ohe requiring Cement that will quick aud take large
proportion Of sand as an article that viii fully answer those
ROshester N. Y, December 1873.
Ihays had the mixing and using Of the Newark and Ros
enae Cement purchased By the contractors of the Reading
Is Noss and can strongly asbeing the best
have ever used. JONATHAN FAIRClIILD,
super't of Mason Work AZ Reading Gas Works
~ The subscribers prepared execute orders for the
above articles, IN quantities that may be required
woQld call The attention Of dealers, builders, csem makers
HAY.dAN 3 HOLDEN, ss Magazine St
New 0Tlaana Feb ~ l24a 70 II srn