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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-29
SOUTHERN PROTEST.

The Southern members of the Sem
ale drew up protest against The ad-
mission OF California, which was circu.
lated for signatures, and nine obtained
Senator Atchison, of this State, he.
ing among the number. The most
pointed paragraph in The paper is the
last, and is as follows:
"We solemnIy protest against its
passage, because in sanclioning meas.
ures so contrary 10 former precedent,
10 obvious policy, 10 the spirit and in.
tent Of The Constitution Of the, United
States, 10" tic purpose Of excluding tic
Starthol,iing States from the territory
thus to I've erected into State, this gov.
eminent in effect declares that the ex-
cIusion OF slavery from the territory OF
the Unitcd States SO is an object high
and important as 10 justify a disregard
not only Of all principles of sound poll.
cy, but also Of The Constitution itsclf'
A motion 10 enter this protest upon
The jnurnal OF the Senate, was laid on
the table by the following vote:
lEAs--Messrs. Badger. Benton
Bradbury, Bright, Chase, Cooper, Da
Wis of Massachusetts, Dodge of Wis
consn, Downs, Green, Hamlin, Hous
ton, Miller, Norris, Phelps, Pratt, Smith
Underwood, Uphom, Wales, Walker
and Win,hop-22.
NAYs--Messrs. A,chison, Barnwell
Berricn, Butler, Cass, Davis of Miss.
Dawson. Dickinson, Dodge of Iowa
Hunter, Mason, Morton, Rusk, Sebas
'ian, Shields, Soule, Sturgeon, Turney
aud Yulee 10.
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THE FAVORITE REMEDIES OF The AGE
HOLTON d. CO.'S
Cclcbrad ted Family Medicines.
HENDERSON, Ag't. Glasgow.


These most valuable remedies are as fol-
lows "The Diarrhea Syrup" for Summer
complaint, Dinrrhoou, Dysentury, Cholera
Morbus, Collie, wind gripping, and all similar
disturbances Of the bowels; either in adults or
children n most important medicine: 2jcis per
bottle.
"IIoEoa g. Co.'S Compound Erirdct Of Sdr-
sapariRa," composed Of 3 kinds of Sarsapnr-
lila; yellow docks, wild cherry, dandeion.
pickly ash and those other substances which
in combination have been found to prove the
most perfect specifics for Impurities Of the
blood, scrofuIous affections, general weakness
and debility Of the system, impaired diges-
lion and, with the Lininent, for Rheumatism.
A comparison with any similar preparation
will at once show the immense Superiority in
medical ririue, OF this Sarsaparla. 1t is
Medicine, not Beverage. Price so cts per
bottle.
"7He reSIcrn cough Syrup" is the favorite
and unilers remedy for coughs and its Mt
tendant diseases. The safe Of il during the
last winter and spring was Immense. Plice
25c per bottle.
"Llolion'S Hair Resiorcr" for removing
1andrulf preventing the hair falling out, heal
ing cruptions ON the sralj, and for restoring
lost hair when restoration is possible by
human means, J0cts per bottle.
"The reSiern Vegetable Anil Bilious Pills."
pure, mild and natural vegetable purgativc.
They neither grippe, nor creale nausea, but act
as an aid to nature in her efforts 10 cxpel dis
ease ard its cause. They may be used by all
persons however delicate, and 10 every possi-
BILE case where n caillartc medicine is indi-
Gated. Those who use them, prefer Them Oe.
fore any Other similar preparation. Price 25o
per box,
"The Indian Nerre and Bone Lin;mcnt"
stands highest in inc list OF pow crrul External
remedies, as it is by far The best. The gen
eral fnuI Of a lack Of sufficient penetrating
power, does not lie with Ibis Linment. It
should always be used FOR sprans. swcl'inrs,
bruises, Rheum'lism with the Sorsnporilla.)
and every possible IameneSs Of The bones,
joints or muscles, for poiSous and sings of
insects; also, for all the affections OF horses,
which require 4 thoroughly penetrating rem
edy. Crc trial proves is importance. Price
20c per bottlc.
"Holton d Co.S Eye-'oa er+ cures sore,
weak or jnGamcd eyes. The ucst Eyc.wa,cr in
use. PriCc 2jc Der ooNlc.
"The Indian Sdlre' is tho cure for burns,
scaos, s" c., erupiuns and Plies. The use
Of the s0vc and sHrsaparilla with an coca.
sionaI dose Of The p'Is, will subdue any case
OF piles P ice Of solve - cents.
''Ihc Rose cough Cani9' is celebrated for
its agreeable flavor end effective medicinal
qnaihjcS, lOc per package. The uboye are
rapidly becoming through heir superior mer-
is. lie STANFORD medicines o" the county. No
means are spared HAT ,bcy may be SUCH
Daily and onnIe PROOF is given lhat thev are
Inc best. Let them be tried Dy all. aur22 SIN
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-29
FROM SANTA FE.

Major EVeightman furnished the In
dependence papers with the following
official vote of New Mexico.
For Governor.
II. Concly 57GS
Thomas Cavcga dc Baca 1921
For Lieutenant Governor.
Manuel Alvarez 45SG
Ceran ST. Vrain $50
Representatives TO Congress.
w. s. Mcsservy 1881
Hugh n. Smith 1910
Vote Of Legislature for U. S. Senator.
X. Ii. Weighman 10
+. A. Cunningham II
A. w. Reynolds 3
Jaob Hou,on ]
P. J. Pelans has been appointed
Chief Judge; E. P. West Judge of the
Central Circuit, Deigo' ArchiIe,to of
the Northern Circuit, and Thomas ca
vega de Baca of the Southern Circuit
The military commander, Col. John
Monroe, has notified Gov. Alvarez that
he will resist any action of the State
Government with all the force at his
disposal.
An animated and interesting cores
pondence has been kept up between
these gentlemen, and great degree of
anexiely is felt among the citizens Of
New Mexico to know how the matter
will terminate. The action of Col.
Monroe sustans in power the civil Of.
fcers, who, in the recent elections, have
been repudlatcd by large maj riiy of
the popular vote.
Crops are very fine in New Mexico
and there will be great abundance Of
grain, especially wheat, throughout the
Country.
The price Of real estate is advancing
in Santa Fc, Capt. Angncy, formerly
of Jefferson City, is building cxien,
sively.
Reliable information has been recent,
" received, that the child Of Mr. and
Mrs. White, is still alive, and efforts arc
still making for its recovery.
The Camanche and Navijo Indians
had made frequent incursions upon the
settlements throughout the country,
and committed extensive depredalions
in some instances.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-29
IMPORTANT RESOLUTIONS.

Meeting Of Southern Representatives
A portion OF the southern member
Of the House Of representatives, held
meeting few evenings ago, and APP
pointed The following members 10 draf
resolutions ''defning their position al
the present crisis" viz:
Mcssrs. Toombs. (Chairman.) Sed.
don, Thompson.H ouston, Bowie, Cling.
man. Durt, Cabell, IIillard, Morse
johnson, Morehead, Green, Howard
Thomas.
This committee reported The follow
ing important resolutions, which were
adopted:
!. ResOlrcd, That no citizen shall be de-
prvcd OF his lie, liberty Or properly, except
by the judgement OF his peers. and The laws
Of The land; ard that The common law, as i.
existed 10 lhe American Colonies on The Alb
July, 1776, and ,he Constitution and laws OIL
he Unied SIaes applicable 10 our lefrlor
ries, shall be the fundamental law oil said Ter,
riIories.
2. ReSolred, That in the event OF The
nonsavehoIding STATES object thus 10 put
The life, liberty and properly Of American
citizens under american laws, we will insist
upoo division OF The country on the line Of
360 80 min, with distinct recognition and
protection Of properly in slaves.
3. ReSOlred, That we will not vote for the
admission OF California, unless The southern
boundary be restricted 10 The parellel Of 360
80 min. north latitude.
4. RcSOlred, That we will not agree 10
any boundary between Tezas and New
Mexico which proposes 10 cede 10 New
Mexico any portion Of enilory south OF the
parallel or $50 80 min. north latitude and
Yves. OF the Rio Gtande, prior 10 the adjust
menl Of The territorial questions.
| 5. RcsO!red, That The Representatives OIL
the slovchoIding Slolos will resist, by oil the
usual legislative and constitutional means,
Ihe edmissiOn Of the State Of California 0nd
the adjustment Of the Texas boundary, until
a settlement OF The territorial questions.
G. BE IL farther resolred, That the pow,
ers and dudes Of the committee Of fifteen be
continued until The further action OF The meet
ing; that the chairman Of that committee, by
lie concurrence Of any three members there
Of may at any time call meeting Of the Re.
representatives. Of the slaveholding States.
The play thing Of child, is a DOLL;
the god Ofman, is a dollar.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-29
NEW CABINET.

Secretary of iState.-Daniel Webster
of Massachusetts,.
Secretary ofthe TreaSury.-Thomas
Corwin, Of Ohio.
Secretary Of the Nary.--Wm. A
Graham, of N, Carolina.
Secretary Of War.-Charles NJ, Con
rad, Of La.
Secretary of Lnterior.---Thos. M. T
McKennan of Pennsylvania.
Postmaster Gcacral.-- Nathan X. Hall
Of New York.
Attorney Gcneral,-John ]. Critten
den Of Kentucky.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-29
Reward E9i2e, School.
IA }EVTE, NO.

4 L. iE, NO.
VIE TIN. teeaia Session Of this Institution
A willcummencc on The ffst Monday in
September and continue Sir months.
Through the iberoIity Of he friends Of the
school, the Building, conf aiming twelve large
and convenient rooms, is now undergoing q
thorough repair. The work will be mostly
completed by the beginning of the term.
BOARD or TRUCYTOV.
Rev. w. Il. LUCKY, A. NJ, Superintendent
and Principal o'lhe Female Department.
w. Il. DAVIS, A. B., Principal Of the Male
Department.
Miss G.. S. WHITE, Teacher of Vocal and
Instrumental Music.
Miss SARAH BELL, Associate in the Female
Department and Teacher Of Drawing and
Painting.
Mr.. J. J. RUcEER, Teacher of the Primary
Male Department.
---, Teacher of the Primary Fc-
male Department.
---, Teacher Of French and Ger
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-29
ssOOts 81 shoes,

90 CASES boots and shoes ore now en-
DO route from N. Orleans where they NJ
rived per ship "Suilolk.' When my custom
ers lake into consideration the lot I have on
hond rom last springs purchase. they must
al once know, that The stock on hand mus Ue
very large within lew days.
Ladies and gentlemen will find general as
>ormeDt, and my stock OF servants wear vii
he very large end comprising ell sizes up 30
No. Is. Thpt buy no trash is pfobabIy we I
known, and that / sell as CHEAP as any oiher
merchant. 100 G. L. FALLENSrEl
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-29
BIRCH ys. BENTON.

The SANDER suit between these two
distinguished Iocofos, is still pending
in the Clay Gin cult Court. Al the recent
term Of the court, by agreement Of Ihe
attornics, the case will be tiled on the
first Monday in June next. This lime
was agreed upon from the fact that the
parties would then be able TO attend
in person. Should ,hcy both be pre-
sent, the trial will be interesting.
UTMr. N. Wright, of this county
and Mr.. Watson, Of Charlton, reache,
this place Saturday direct from Cali
fornia. They left San Francisco OF
the LIST of July. They do not spe0l
very favorably of the country. The.
both went out in 1914. Mr.. Wat
son spent the winter in Oregon, o
which country he speaks more favora
bly, than California. The mines il
Oregon were creating considerable ex
citement. Labor and provisions com
manded a better price than al Sal
Francisco. They saw number of til
emigrants who went from this seclio
last spring, just before they loft. The
were generally in good health. TIL
Islhmus was crowded with people
awaiting vessels.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-29
Howard Circuit Court.

JUNE TERM, 1850.
George Miller, Plaintiff.
Against
Samuel Miller,
Nancy McCulloch,
Eliza Wood, D.c,
Wood, D9e"'""'S'
Graft on Miller,
Henry Miller.
TENO the above named Defendants: you are
4 hereby notified that the above named
Plaintiff OF the June Term, 1850, OF the Cir
cult Court Of Howard county, Missouri, filed
therein petition against you as Defendants,
which petition sets forth that Henry Miller
was al the time Of his death seized Of an e.
tate in fee simple in certain real estate 10
said County, as follows. viz: Lots Nos. lG
II, 30, q, 26, 81, 81, 46, 81, 50, in the
Town Of New FrookIin. That Geo. Miller
| the Plaintiff, Samuel Miller, Nancy McCul-
lrch, Eliza Wood, Grotton Miller, and Hen.
nv Miller, are The only heirs AT law Of said
| Henry Miller, d ecd land that said rca csja,e is
held by said Plaintiff and said Defendants in
coporccne ", cnch being entitled 10 an undi-
vdcd sixth part thereof. Said petition prays
for partition Of said real estate, amoug those
entitled according 10 their respective righis
therein, and IT. PARTITION thereof cannot be
made without great prejudice TO the owner RS
thereof, that The same be sold by order o
this Court and lib oil the proceeds Of such sale
be distributed &C c0rdrg to HE rights Of soit
parties. And you are hereby notified thai
unless you appear at the nest term OF thi;
Court 10 he begun and held at the Town o
FeyeUe in said county on the first Monday in
December, 1850, and answer said petition or
or before the sixth day of said Term the SAINT
will be taken against you as coniesscd,and |
is ordered lhat a copy hereof be published
in the Glasgow Times newspaper as required
by law in case Of notice 10 nOn-re,i den.s 0
this state. True copy o" oder, TEST.
ANDREW COOPER, Clerk.
ApUust % SW
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-29

CAMP MEETING.--The Camp meet.
ing commenced near this place last FRI
day, is still progressing. A number
have protested religion, and the altar is
daily and nightly crowded with seekers.
The audience last Sabbath was one of
the largest we have ever seen, while The
unusual good order that prevailed was
highly commendablc.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-29
Sale Of Land,

pETWEEN The hours of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
80 and o'clock P, N, on the first Monday
in November next, pursuant TO an order o.
the County Court Of Howard comfy, made al
the August term 1850, / viii, at tie Court
House in he town Of Keytesvie, sell 10 the
highest bidder for cash in hOnd, all The RICH.
title and interest of Joseph Il. Sc vensOn,
deed, in and TO The west half Of The south east
quarter of S ection 10 (nineteen) township sc
anirange IS, lying in z h orion county Mo.
JOHN W. HEARY,
aug 20 4w Pub. Admr. Of Howard County.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-29

New N ExICo.--The bill 10 establish
a IcIritOriot Government for New Mex
leo, was read bird time and passed
by the Senate, on Incl n inst, by the
following vole.-
YEAs--Nicssr Atchson, Badger
Benton, Derricn, Bradbury, Blight
Cass, Coopcr. Dawson, Dodge. Of Iowa
Douglass, Downs, FeIch, Houston, Hun
ter, King, Mangum, Mason. Morris
Pratt, Rusk, Sebastian, Shields, Sur.
geon, Underwood, Wales and Whit.
comb--27.
NAys--Aiessrs. Chase, Davis, o.
Miss. Dodge of Wisconsin, Greene
Hamlin. Miller, Phelps, Upham, Wal
kcr, and Winthrop-lO
The Senate will soon be called upor
10 vote for the admission of New Mex.
leo into The Union, as a State; as hei
constitution, ere this, is at Washinsl on
as perhaps, her Representatives ant
Senators. The vote in favor of the
Territorial Government is very deci
ded, but when The question comes NJ
for admitting her as a State, the resuI
may be very different.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-29
Fresh HbIUgs, sc.

nTGGES g. CO., have just received Rcd
~ and white lead, venetian red, Paris rrcen
chrome green and yellow, linseed, olive, tan.
ners and lard Oil, &c &c which make their
assortment complete, all articles warranted
pure and of the best quality; no such noslrumS
as Mustang, Old DR.. Townsends and
Johu Bull & Co., no agencies of any kind, not
even Rattle snakes. anu22
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-29
THIRD DlSTRICT-OFFICIAL.

We take the following vote of this
Congressional District from the JEFF.
Inquirer of the 24lh; the returns were
obtained from the office of the Secre,a
ny of State and may be relied on as
being correct,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-29
FOURTH DISTRICT.

We are yet without full returns from
the Fourth Congressional District
The latest news we have, was received
from passenger on the Highland
Mary, down yesterday morning,wbo re.
ports Hall elected by 81 votes. lie left
Lexington Tuesday, and says this was
Gencrally conceded 10 be the result by
alfpariies.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-29
Order on Publication.

STATE OF MISSOURI,l g.,
County of Howard. 8 "'''
In The County Cowt-Augus! Term, 1850.
James G. Martin, Admr, of the Estate Of
Lnmentaiion Bush, rehabilitation 10 sell
land for the payment of debts.
NJ OW at this day comes said petitioner and
~ files his petition setting forth that the
personal Estate of the deceased is insufficient,
10 pay the debts against his Estate, which nc
Ii tion is accompanied by the Isis and inyento-
ries required by law, and praying The Cour, 10
order the sale Of the real Estale for that pur.
pose-and the Court being satisfied that such
sale is necessary, il is therefore ordered tina,
all persons interested be notified that apDlica-
ticn hrs been made for the sale ftho real Es.
tale OF the deed. Oo-wr) the W. of tina N
W. ar. Of Section (2S) and the Z. ! of the N
4 Or. Of Section (29) Township 600 Rance
(lt') containing 100 acres Of Land, all in The
County Of Howard, for the payment Of tho
debls aforesaid, and that unless the cuuIrnrv
be shown on or before the first day of ,ho
next term o! this Court, an order will be np9da
directing the sale Of the real estate aforesaid
or 50 much thereof as may be necessary for
the payment Of The debts aforesaid. II Is r,r.
lher ordered that copy Of this order DO pub.
Ilshed for six weeks successfully before the
next term Of this Court, and this cause is con.
llnucd. true copy Of the Order.
Test A. ]. HERNDON, Crk
Aug. lJ-2i-Gw
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-29

Gov. Helm, Of Kentucky, has op.
pointed John w. Finnell, Secretary of
Ssate, and e. d. Smith, is appointed
Assistant Secretary Of Stale.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-29

UThe publication Of The Hannibal
lpurnal has been suspended. Messrs.
Raymond and Buchanan, its former Ed.
itors, design starting new paper, Of
enlarged size, in few weeks.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-29

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
~ signed will apply at The October term of
the PROBATE Court Of Schuyler county, for q
final settlement Of his administration on the
estate of Esther Ann Thomas, decd
ang 20 wa GEO. L. THOMAS, Admr.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-29

Osege: Rowden, b.
Ozark: VIM. r. Neal, a. b.
Oregon, S. J. IIorrell, B.
Polk James G. Human, b.
Pike Drake; W; Tate, W.
Perry: Shelby, o, b.
Pulaski: A. Hamer, b.
Peitis: A. M. Coffey W.
Platte: w. II. Summers, b; r. Davis
Johnson, b; D. D. Burns, Q. b.
Ray: Ti(Iin, a. b., King, b.
Randolph: D. G. Garth, o. b; NJ Horner,
a. b.
Reynolds: John Buford, a. b.
Rails: Newland, W.
81. Charles, Fsnt, b; Fawcett, b.
St. Louis: WIN. s. Allen, W, J. B.
Crockett, W; Asa Wilgus, W: w. M. McN
Pherson, W, A Chdsty, W., Adolphe Abeles,
W., Robt. Holmes, W., J. Sidney Smith,
W; Lucius L, G stes, W, Andrew Harper, w.
St. Clair: Hugh Barnett. B.
Scou: Hunter, a. b.
Sullivan, Joel De Witt, W:
Ste. Geneveve: Roussin, W.
Shelby, Benjamin, a. b.
ST.. francois, Doulhit, a. b.
Stoddard, Hewitt, a. b.
Saline, VIM. o. Maupin, W.
Schuyler, J. w. Minor, a. b.
Scotland, T. S. Richardson, q. b.
fancy, Jesse Jennings, b.
Texas, G. Fl. Frost, a. b,
Washington, Ferdinand Kenneu, b; L.
L. w. Eurris, W.
IVi9ht John S. Shields, b.
Wayne, Glack, .. b.
Warren, Rufus K; Saunders, W.
A. B.. an!i.Benion democrats, B., Benton
lisa; W; wing.
Newton, Putnam. Harrison, Cedar, enc
Ripley counties 10 hear from.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-29

"Copt. Benz. f. WHITE, formerly
ofthis county, and who started from
Carroll, for California, last spring, died
on the 4lh Of July, at the Pacific
syringe, of Cholera Morbus.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-29
Escdtics.i,s-s,

To my customers would say dat have
on hand fine lot Of Ticking. Which vii
sell for cash and by the bolt at ~ CTS per
yard. opg29 G. b. FALLENSTElN.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-29
40 MecInaEaiCs-Gr Great hildnCc
mCnts.

rE'HE subscriber, having on hand large
Il and fine assortment Of Carpenters and
Coopers Gols. such as
Fore. jack and smoothing Planes,
Ploughs, table and Raising Planes,
Augurs, Cbi,els ond Gnages.
A rules. Squares, and gOuges,
Grover md COOper's j'cks.
Coopcrs and Corpen,ef's Knives &c &c.
now offers them for sale ia os Of Ten dol
lars worth nnd over 0t a deduction Of ten
per cent for cash, and on ii one, at oeduc ion
o.. i've per cent III smaller purchases, all
under ten dollars worth, the regular old pri-
res. aug. c. B. FALLENSTEiN.
DROWN DOMESTlCS- TO cash par
- chascrs, will sell the best A brown
>heetiugs nj the rae Of 9 cts per yard.
ap1 20 c. q, IA LLENSTEIN
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-29
Remarkable cure of Mrs. Ann
Child of Consumption.

SIlild VI SOllollill lJtlOil.
Mr., A, l.. ScoAll: deem it a duly 10 let the
public know the great value Of DR.. Rogers
Liverwort and Tar, | was 50 fur gone with
consumption and reduced to mere skeleton
and my cough WIS distressing, grew worse
md worse, with little or no hope, got tic
above medicine, and il proved more Than il
professed. ANN CHILD,
Cincinnati, Jan 81, 1910
For Sale by o. HENDERSON, Glasgow, Dr..
SNELsoN, Fayettc, McCAMPDELL, COATES d.
SMITH Huntsville, Mo, Aug 20, Nv.
GI3-lt is truly astonishing with what rapid.
ity and hrmncss II. Il. Farrels Arabian Lin
imcnt has taken hold of public favor; a few
months months ugO, and all that was known
Of it was that most powerful mediciue of
Arabic origin had made its appearance, Now
there is not family to be found that does not
keep it always on hand See advertisements
n, o. Picayune.
N. B. Beware Of q spurious preparation
called w. b. FarrelIs Arabian Linimenl,
base counterfeit, which has just made its
aPpearance. Aug 20 Wv