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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-07-17

HooFLAND's GERMAN BITTERs.--- These
celebrated Billers prepared by Dr. c. NJ.
jackson, 100 Arch street, Philadelphia, are
performing astonishing cures throughout the
Whole country. We can bear witness to
their curative powers in the case of friend
of ours who had the Liver Complain, aud
who had tried almost every other medicine,
bnt without effect After taking a few bot.
ties of these Bnters he was entirely cured -
To those who are similarly afflicted we re-
commend them 10 take the preparation,
knowing that they will cure The disease
spoken of, and many others 10 which ''hesh
Is heir to-" There is a spurious article
made in Philadelphia, The only place to
get the genuine article is 100 Arch street,
Philadelphia, of Dr. jackson, or his agents
throughout the country.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-07-17
M a IL IL he ID.

On The 2lst ult,, by The Rev A. b. Cas-.
par, WILLIAM BoGAR of Ceniervie, to Miss
SEBRA HIBIGHoUs Of MiddebuTg
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Estate of DAVID FAUX. Decd.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of adj
mlnlStration have been granted TO the sub
scrlhcr on the estate Of David Faux, decd, late
of Rush township, Northumberland county. All
persons indebte to said estate or having claims
against the same, are requested to call on the
subScr her ior settlement.
WILLIAM II. KASE, Admir-.
Rush tp, July >, S52.-Gt.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-07-17

~ MR. CLAY's FUNERAL.-The num-
Der ofpersons estimated to have been pre-
sent at the funeral Of Mr.. Clay, in Lexing-
ton, on Saturday last, is 80 or 10000. The
horses and carriages present if placed in the
procession would have extended distance
Of 20 miles. II was an imposing scene.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-07-17

U~ Quick THAvELLING.-Decidedly the
quickest rail road time ever made, in this
country, was that accomplished by train
on the Hudson River Road, on the 10th
inst, Running time from the depot, Thir-
ty.Srcond street, to Albany, ?, hours and
5S minutes, (l60 miles.)
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-07-17

CHOLERA W" have heard of several cases
OF Cholera that have occurred in the CITY and
vicinity within the few days just past. Two
Of them resulted talalIy--lhosr Of Mrs Sarah
Robinson (Second street, near Rosy aged 81,
who died on Tuesday ni2hI, and Mrs. Hahn,
widow lady residing at Saw Mill Run. who
took sick Tuesday afternoon and died the
same uight-PWSLurah Gnion.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-07-17

SECRETARY OF THE NAVY Baltimore, JUiu
1.-THE Hon. John T. Kennedy, OF this city,
has been rendered, and has accepted, the
Sdcreta'yship Of the Navy, in the place of
Hon. W. a. Graham. resigned.
Lola Moutez says the only objection she
has 10 New England poetry is that it Is too
low spirited. Out U! ninely.seven sonners
which she examined in Boston, niuery.iive
she says commenced with tn bronchitis aud
ended with newly made grave;
RFroET.-Mr Greedy af the Tribune. hav.
ing said he would spit upon one Of the panks
of the Wing platform, the Rochester Ameri-
can replies that he cannot eJpec,.to.ratc as a
Whg,
STRAWBERRIES 1t is said that Mr. Hpril.
tage, Of Burlington Co., y. j., will this year
receive ST 600 from an acre and a half Of
ground planted in strawberries
/ is Tennessee a man has been condemned
/ to five years Imprisonment for marrying his
/ niece.
| MEANNEsS of birth is no obstacle to true
merit, in which alone solid glory and real no.
bllity consist
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-07-17

~ Mr. Webster in his late speech in
Boston, states that he came to that city 10
1922. He had given up politics for the
purpose of pursuing his profession. The
cause of the change Of his intentions we
give in his own language.
But TO man knows his own destiny a,
least did not know mine. As was sitting
~ my office, pollng over Mansfield and
Blackstone, in The year 1923, in the month
oi October, there came COMMITTEES 10 me
They did no, look like clients. Maunhter !
! did not believe they had am. law sui,s,
Thomas II. Perkins was chairman. An.
other OF them is now lIving-Mr. William
stu'els- and ,hey stood up stralsh, in my
presence. threw down my law books, and
they said--"Sir we have come 10 Tell Won
your destiny. You must give up these Law
books. We come TO tell you ,ha, ON Mon,
day next you will be chosen ro represent, ihf
City of Boston in the Congress of The United
States. We come to make no request. W,
come 10 enter into no discussion, we take M
answer" and Col. Perkins made a gracefu
bow, and with his committee went off.
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ID 4 n ID.

In Turbul township. on Friday the oh
inst, HENRY FUNK, Esq, aged aboul 81
years,
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TuE Mail DCPRrD,TIoNs The SNOW Hill
Shield states that 'he Expectations on the
mails by Anthony ] Hastings, he postmaster
arrested at MiIlshoro', Del. will amount 10
$4,000 or $4,000. The citizen, Of Get!in.
Md: suffered to the amour, Of $1,000, and
those of Snow Hill for over $500.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-07-17

o. The friends OF Mr.. Webster are not
a little sore that the great civilian should
have been SO completely overslaughed by
the military renown of Gen. Scott, and Mr..
Webster, himself, in his late speech at
Boston, did not forget TO give them sIy
dig in the ribs, on the sdbjoct Of military
worship, as will be seen in the following
extract
onaht also 10 express d particular debt Of
gratitude to Inc military who have accom-
panied Us as escou. lou all know, geulr-
men, il is not my fortune to be, or to have
been successful military chieitain laugh
'eg aud applause.l lam nothing bu, pains
taking, hard-working, drudging civilian
(voice. "Tou are Daniel Webster and that 5
enough, ")-givins my life, and my health,
10 the malntainance of the Constitution, and
the uphoidin@, according 10 The best of my
ability, under the Providence of God, the
Liberties Of my country. Great applause aud
cheers.l
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-07-17

appears to be paid to farming in California,
and the prices paid for produce must make
it profitable investment of time, labor and
money. 100000 acres are said to be under
cultivation in the State and so well does
it pay, it is expected that three times as
much will be cultivated next year. Orchard
and vineyards are growing, and the fencing
in of land and reclaiming is proceeding
| steadily.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-07-17

A PARTY of near five hundred Cuban lnva-
slonists, it is said, has been formed in Gin.
cinnati and Louisville, and that they are
ready to depart al moments warning.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-07-17

MR. CLAY's. FCNERAL.-.Lcrsagtoa Ku., {,
1nly io.-The remains Of Henry Clay have T,
reached this city, A general gloom per
vades Tho whuie community. The city is
alrouded in morning.
The preparations for the funeral are sol.
EMMY grand and 'he body Of HIM who was
!he nations pri ie, will be consigned to lis
last resting place with all becoming cere.
msNy.
Ma WEBSTER is evidently much cha
grlned by the result of the Wing Convention
At Baltimore. Al the close OF his speech a,
Boston, on Friday, he scarcely takes The
pains to CONCEAL his disappointment, and his
contempt for military men, and the favor
which some of some have received at the
hands of the people. The allusions 10 sue
cessfui military chleftiaus brought out roar,
of derisive laughter the sympathy between
the orator and his audience, on that point
seeming TO be perfect.
AMERICAN BIsHoPs rs ENGLAND The Rev
Bishops McCoskry and Delaney, of The Pro
tesanl Episcopal Church, and the Rev, Dr.
Wainwright, have been most kindly greeted
by the dlguita-ies of the Church of England
They were formally received at speca
meeting of the Society for the Propagalio
Of the Gospel, ane were otherwise irea'e
with marked distinction.
A New YoRK letter in the Phiadelphi
Ledger says;
Decidedly the quickest rail road time eve
made in This part Of the country was thS
accomplished by train on the Hudson Ri'
er Road on Wednesday the 7lh inst. Rur
ming time from the depot, Thir'y-seeon
street. 10 Albany, ,wo hgals and City elg!
migases-i6o miles
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-07-17

DEMOCRATIC STATE NOMINATION
FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER,
WILLIAM SEARIGHT,
of Fayeue County.
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-03

We found that Arkansas was shut out
from her sister States, and from the trade,
travel, and commerce of the world; that
her rivers had failed to answer early expec-
tations; that our population was yet small;
and what is called vulgarly "capitol,' . was
scarce. We felt satisfied, that the sense OF
the whole community, which was our own
Judgment too, was first to make one road,
from the Mississippi to the centre, upon
which others might afterwards be most con-
veniently engrafted, from all parts OF the
State, extending the greatest possible bene-
fits to the greatest numbers-a road that
would pay best-a road that would be gen.
eraL in It's character, even n0tsO's0l-a
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-08-07
Wholesale Massacre.
STEAMBOAT DISASTER

We gather from our exchanges the follow
ING particulars of dreadful Steamboat dis
aster upon the Hudson River. which occurred
on the 2sth ut We deeply regret to find
that the wife of Stoddard B. Colby. Esq. of
Montpelier, is one of the victims Of the disas
ter.
The steamship Henry Clay, running on
the North River took fire to-day off the Pal
sadeS near Fort Lee, and was run ashore
MANY Lives were lost A gentleman who
was passenger on board the Henry Clay at
the time of the disaster, gives the following
particulars: The boat, when the fire was
discovered, was two miles this side of Yonk-
ers, about five miles ahead of her time, with
the Armenia three miles astern. The fire
broke out amidships. near the boilers, and
the whole lower deck was in flames befor,
the passengers Oh the promenade deck were
aware of their peril, The vessel was run
ashore instantly. Many. however, jumped
, overheard previously, some of whom wer,
, drowned. and others reached the shore alive
, Everything was burned to within two inch
/ es of the water, and her machinery is entire
ly ruined. The people for miles aroun,
e turned out to render all the assistance posi-
BILE.
4 The New York papers contain some a,l'ii
j tional particulars Of the burning of the Hen
n ry Clay. and the melancholy los. of life.
/. The Henry Clay started from Albany i
f company with the Armenia, making the usua
:. .toppages for passengers, and swelling th
!pu!nt.- until reached - ttucsn 500 AT
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From Sharpe NaCaAil
BLIND ROSA.
=. 1,rvpfB NCE-TRANSLATED BY
MRS. HOWITT.
CONCLU DED.

J
Thr >,ranccr smiled at the children, but
,r,71-,I without delay into the hut, in one
-,,r Of which a man was busy making be-
..n. while woman sat with her spinning
u..ft, the hearth These people could not
r.,rc than thirty wears of age, and at the
.-., rlanrc mirht have beer perceived their
,,.otm.nt with their lot For the rest, all
,-~nI them looked as clean as country life
v,',n such narrow limits would allow The
,.-,r,er'> entrance obviously surprised them,
,honoh they received him with kindness
,.l oIrred him their services They were
.arv of opinion that he wanted to enquire
wav. for the husband put himself in read
IS, 10 90 and show it him. Bnt he asked
rrth evrlcnt emotion whether Rosa lived
..s-..t and the husband and wife cast aston
,.,l looks at each other, and could scarcely
ar| words to answer him.
Yes. rood sir :" said the man at length
Rosa lives here. but at present she is gone
,r a-tccsing DO YOU wish to speak with
.,-."
~Gol, God :" exclaimed the traveller
.C,nuo, YOU quickly find her?
That would be difficult to do, sir she has
..nr ont with Triemtje, to make her round
r the week, but we expect her in an hours
| 'Ur. >hc never StavS out.
tan wait tor her here. good friends -
Sarrrlv had he uttered the words before
'ly man FASTENED into the next room. and
t'Dhcd thence an easy chair. which, although
ride workmanship, appeared more lnvlt-
~, than the still ruder chairs which stood IT
,'c outer room. Not satisfied with this. the
a.r took out of chest a white CUSHION which
,.y aid in the chair,and requested the stran
-.r TO SIT down He was astonished at th'
,ape but wrl-mcant attention. and received
~. cushion with many thanks. He then sa
.avu in silence, and let his eyes glance round
d, if 10 discover something which mi ght spea|
Rosa Is his head was thus turned in
,.e, he felt small hand gently thrust int
.,,. and his fingers stroked. He locke
-1ul clriou>lv to discover who bestowed o
I'm thi> mark of fricndliness, and he met tn
We eyes Of the bov. who with heavenly il
r~ea-e looked up to him as if he had bee
.,hcr or brother.
Tome here, Petcrken " said the mothe
-'aoG >hould>t not be so forward, dear child
Eut Pcterken did not seem to hear til
waning. anl continued to hold the hand {
'ar Stranger, and look at him. The strang
"'a! the friendship of the child unaccount
:r. arl said
Dear child, thy blue eyes penetrate de
-''' my >ouI. As thou art so friendly, | W
+'c thee something"
lie put his hand into his pocket. and to
out little purse with silver clasp a
pearls that changed color in the light, a
'''' II to inn' after he had dropped in so
'.crcs Of money The bow razed on
rarse with great delight, but did not let
"'' strangers hand. The mother approa
''aol desired the child to 90 away.
Peicrhen," said she, thou wilt not
A. thank the gentleman, and kiss
@
' ''E Kissed his hand, stopped his h
''' N'I and SAID IN clear voice, M
-','',' I"iI JAN"
~ ''F "' thunder could not have so st
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This is the reason. good reader, why the el-
der of the travellers has told you the story of
Blind Rosa. 1t is pity; for otherwise You
would have read in beautiful poetry. what
you have now read in prose. But fortune
another time NAV be more auspicious to you.
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MEDICINES.
. g > Z y
ME- ICAS Mustang Liniiiient.-

Ia WITH A HEALING BALM We COME To
GaEEr YOu!it-fhc action # fis LinimcAf y ~
the most perfect remedies offered To the niiie
ell Itsastien upon the organizetion Is truly gonde'-
iul. IL volatile, pc eff tnf' so"fh'na ana heh''"t
properties in,e teu selves the very b0pes II IN
ers 1o the circulation Of tue hlou gives e" m
pulse the whole system to the very eNttPh
ties Of the fua ers ona toes-smalaes The absorLents
and secretions and thus assists uoiurc 10 throw on
ind rid herself Of any diseased acton ct the nervous
chords Iisaments. making II equally 1ppheaDie 20
sorcs If any kind fheumotism, Pans merry PR o.
the boa from diseased action # arr o. the sirnctn-
"a, port ,ls efte system Iihie - IS egectfy ham.
les u healthy sh skin bone, ithss the property OF
entering into comb ao,ion and dsolyng any Of the o.
ganie tissues when they diseased or their vitality L
DESTROYED Possessing t..ese peculiar powers, is the
WHY h equally efca ions in 50 mory diiiefen,
complaints. feSf-l acts upon scientific principles ana
liked iaws of the CreBtcr!
The huge number Of ruses in which this Lihiment
has p,.c it, value in the short time IT hos been before
the people Of Vireiuia il sui lent to give the create
eonhden flat its virtues Incompatible IL the cure
of lanpntisrn Bruises Strains, Burns, " onnd s"e
ings, Broken or Caaed Breast, Old SoIcs Of ans IL
any part Of the Body.
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No. 50 Second street, Baliin
A CLOUD OF WITNESSES.


, We hive certificates from H on. Henry Clay mi X
NJ Johnson-onc from Capt. Carrot brother the
eminent Physician To the lrcsideI of the French Re-
pubic, who yas cured ola Rheimati m of yenia
aing-aso, one from Robcr, Gauit Rheunati N seven
yeaIs-Mr. Oldham, Baltimore Custom House, dread
'a case OF Dyspepsia and from hundreds of All
must admit Il ere never has cen such mass temo-
ny IN favor ofany other medicine which is SO pleasant
and taken in such sma auantirics
GREATER WEIGHT OF TIES TLNONT CAV
-, NOT BE GIVEN
Were there ever so mary cures-wonderful s.frs
MADE by any other medicine All we asl ftle ahici-
ee r. that they try Hampt rs Vegetable Tncturc tho
BURNER OF the blood and cure for all chronic diseases
as Dyspepsia, Rheumatism Scrofa md oil complaints
OF the stomach. bowels &c
-. ramphets, with history of the medicine, with err
hco,es OF many wonderful cures. moy be had at 'he
stores having the Tincture for sale gratis.
gu owe 1t to yourself to call and get pamphlet II
may he tic iaeans ofcurng YOU. For sale ty
JOHN H. SEAY, LynclLurg.
MORTIMER & MOWBRAY, Baltimore
mav l0-wlv ,na Drngc;s,s generally.
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Astounding Effects ~ The whoe afflicted World Read'
A iaag restored after taoo seors ckness.


Messrs. MOI timcr and NJ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Veget-
able Tihciure certainly working miluculo sllts
here in tie way of cures hut there be diff
hence the part OF those cured give certificate
which. in justice TO the afflicted. shoald not exist.
could mention DE- zen cases of importance in which
has been successful in curing the nd Of diseas
es; but ii uppc to them easily, and its Effects
are magical, they do appear be able to realise
it, though they perfectly satisfied they cured
will m 1ntion two which have lutely
der my notice. A lady VIII Ind been confined to her
bed for between ore and two wears, and whom III"
doctors had been attending du.ing het time, without
my success, induced IL try the Tncture. and az
ter t.:ing the sccold bottle she e,abltL to be up
stirr about her house-n Thing she had mot done for
wo years, was informed b" her husband who cell
ed on me- In Perfect ecStacy, and said he had al last
tourG the much needed penacea l think he vii. fur.
nsh y,u witt certificate Of TIE strongest character
Another gentleman informed me that he had very
valuable negro far gone y disease that he
weua have fol twenty-five dollars fer her but the
irst bottle effective that he felt confident Of
perfect Yours, respectfully.
JOHN r HATHAWAY,
No M.iu
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- j. BROJYER, MIN Strcet. Ly4cdbDrg, W
lmpDffrts # & HINA and EAHTHENWARE I'D 3eal-
rr- ia nj. Drcsscd agd Plain Giass- Iare, LooiiHg
Gias@t G,yaBdo,.s PA,if' and Byaya1fa t,re Va
ers, Costors, SCI IN receipt ot their Spring
supply Of Domestic aud Forrisn GoJds OF their
found in such Establishments Oar Stock Is of the
largest offered in this market and having been
fully selected aud bougt ON tho most favorable tern
determined NOT to be und arsoh Jy any House
in The country either North or South Merchants and
pthefs wanting any thing this line, would d. well
al and .xamnc Stock and pr, before purcd sing
clFc vhrre-tecng confident please nil in stvIe
Jun ity aud price Of eioods. The Llies particular
ly invited 10 call and examine Que Stocb.
tu1rcb og-ta
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: II y O4N L = " II II q = ;
Z Chaplain L. S. Nay

u Testimony of George " Goodrick ESQ, in ease
ofChronic lnfammaory Rheumatism Of Two years
ding:
BALTIMORE, Jan. %. 1859.
Messrs Mortimer & NJ wbroy-Gents: fc, i'll
duty owe to my.ef and the community to speak in
commentator of your justly celebrated Hon1 on's We
go'abe Iincure. have been afflicted for II last
years with the chronic nhanmaory rheumatism. in its
se'e[est form unable to walk without support eying
henrd of your valuable medicine deemed il expoicnt
70 give 1t trin and, after using eral bottles
agreeaby surprised 10 find myself entirely relieved fl n
mat most horrible disease which the human frame is
subject to.
do take great pleasure in recommending Iinnptons
Vegetable Tinc,ure TO all afflicted "a was as certain
and permanent remedy.
te"I cnnn"t dotant justice TO your celebrated ned
clne u me IT'S but, in conclusion, would say al VIC
are afflicted, give il tnir trial
Very respectfully YOURS &C..
GEORGE w GOODRICH,
Moss Second ST eet Baltimore
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MERCHANDISE.
SrRinG srPrLy ra"ey an, and s, "a,

> pic Dry Goods-JCHN I. DAVIS, n he
NJ II IRON front ) TORE. iias csed BIZ en-
iit.s STOCK 81 NEN GOODS. ~ siieh b" invites the
attention ofbayee- lie ,6ers arseaad command "
stock of
l.adiss Dress Goo.ls, IN every variety % sfyfs.
Samme, Wrapping aud Slavic
Hosiery in every variety.
freaeI Emlaaierie. Ia coilsrs. Cape. Sic ses, md
To kef Handkerchief
Nprfnag Gesds. u fatee stock,
Family Lineos paaasks Sheet ~ sl,d Toeeiinfs
cloilis. Cassneis DrHugs. Hestings, snd fisI 40
sutt,uent ri Gefteiuen'. Loods.
fu,l stock Of Cotton aud Linen Goods 50 eefcts CIR
81 aud Shoulder Btacc- among ~hich some czt,a
French Carscts.
Aor l9-ta
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POETRY.
Forever wan the Lord.

- .sFarever with The Lord,
Amen. \. les il be:
Life from he dead Is IN Tim VERDI
Tie Immortality.
HefS. IN The ba1y r~nt.
Absent from lin ipant.
let Bighty p.teh my moving tent
DAYS fnnrrh nearer home.
Nv Fathers hoase on high.
II Tome al my soul, hove near.
Al times ~ faih's aspiring eye.
Thy soldon sst.ss sppeari
Anthem uas spirit faints
atraeh the Lord ln,e;
The htie ~ inhetiii.nce - sairts.
sJtmsalem ahofa.
Yet doubts st'li intervene.
And all fny enTnfntts flieg
Like Nuah d,vc ! aa between
Reuza -oas nd stormy skies.
aaoa be eleuas depart.
Tic winl aad waters eoasf;
While sweofly Ger ny gladdched hear,
Z psbas The bae If poe.
Forever vhhihe Lord'''
failIrf. it iis tiny vii.
The promise tfthy rrtrioas word.
Y 'i.iI hern. to me tuhi
ije thou at my right haad.
So sbn,l never fail:
Uphold NC. ard needs must stand
Fipht AID .hall prevail
So. e'lsef my laiest breath
slmiI rcn4l tl1e sril IN twain,
Bga,atl shall csearn fun dea14.
And 80, eterf.nl rtin.
Knowing "a nm sHown.'
How sbai love thar weri
And of repea. before Thy ihr9nr
Forever t III thc l.orIf
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REV. VERNON EsKRIpGE, s.N.

PoRTs MoU7H, Va, Aug. Is. 1881.
Mr. j. f. Bousl-Denr Sir While l ON in central
led to oient Medicines ca1dor compels ne to
sta'e that have great confidence in the virtues f
Hamptons Vegetable Tncture. For several months
past have used it in my family ond in dyspepsia loss
ot appetite, dizziness I'D genera debility. with enIo
success. SO far nv experience rAtc.a> thcI one,
take pleasure in recommending il 10 lie uflcted
safe and efficient rcn ody
am, respectfully. yours,
VERNON ESKRIBGE