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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-12

~ tnls T0ute, leave Rich-
mond Monday, "Wednesday and Friday, at 6 M,
arrive IN ScoitsylIe next day, at H. and in Stanton
Passengers for Cumberland c. H. and FarnyiIIe.
eage We the same evenings aud reach Cumberland c. H.
at n next VI, and Farmyille by II A M,
Packages or extra baggage to be sent by Beats or
Stages. must go at the risk Of the owners or we will
not forward them.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-12
H-S 10000 feet 4. inch Dressed Flooring
$4,000 do Il do do do
$4,000 do l do do do
1900 do II do Step Boards

K. J. ;. NUSE'S n ERFOVS COKDIAIs
a - great medical discovery for all nervous cond-
tons OF the system-Ths preparation is believed to be
the only compound which reaches the nervous fluid,
and hence its great magical effect in curing almost
mracuousy nervous headache tic doloreux, pam
the lace, neuralgia numbness twchngs OF the face
muscles Persons using this wonderful preparation are
r1urprised at its beneficial effects The vioent ner
yous lseadaohe is frequently cured in taking dose.
thousands testify to its peculiar properties 10 al
LAYING ri pains arising from state of the sys
TEN, by ale OF one bottle. Price only so cents
Sold by K. r. DUVAL,
" Is Under the American Holel.
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q q EOKGE J. SUNNI Err, No. 8, FIFTEENTH
IU ST, Importer and dealer in QUEENSWARE,
OF Country Merchants to ms extensive stock of
QUEENSW ARE, CHINA and GLASS ofthe new
est shapes and patterns Hsstock large and the
ety great can be found in the city, and will be sold
at low prices as any where, either n orth South.
He respectfully solics call. Special attention paid to
packing. NH 13!
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RICHMOND FIRE AssoCIA-
.sspV fII,r. instr kNCE RE

RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIA-
ss4fesI 9fON.--LIFE INSURANCE. RE-
r ,tsTsksSs w. tfMED-This Association is now pre-
- fTca to issue Policies OF Insurance the
lives OF all persons ENJOYING good general health. and
OF sound constitutions, for the whole duration Of lie. or
@ 0d and spGS Is r. sos s ss5s =
ths kind IN this State, claims fairly the patronage OF
own citizens especially when it is remembered that
i Is At home, and its profits distributed here, while the
premiums OF other companies, literally encouraged by
the public, carried out Of the State. The adyan-
tsgcs OF Llie insurance. too universally ac-
knowledge 10 require minute detail OF the benefits
resulting hererom; il is enough to say that all persons
who derive their incomes support from public or phi
vate situations. mechanical, professional mercantile
pursuits, should avail themselves of its advantages in
order to secure liberal support to those who are de-
pendant on their eXertioIs. The rates OF insurance
as favorable those of any similar institution in
the United States, and general information relating to
Lille assurances together with the rates OF premiums,
will be cheertuy given TO those who call at the Office
No 1913 corner Main and 9th SITS.
Slaves will be insured usual reasonable terms.
JAMES BOSHER, Prest
JozN HosHER, Sec'y. au
BHUKCEi.L, LADD n CO.,, APOTHECA-
q RlES AND DRUGGISTS, No. 90, Main ST.,
cor 18th, Richmond, Va, keep constantly on hand
large and general assortment OF articles in their line,
embracing good stock of English French and Amer
lean Chemicals otthe best and purest quality.
hsPhySlcldR'S Prescriptions aad orders receive very
particular and prompt attention.
ur Pharmaceutical Dep irtment, is under the special
super intcudence OF one of the members OF our 1rm
and all standard well preparations FUR
nshed OF such characeras will entitle them to the
hdeuce otthe medical profession and the public.
FsThe particular and undivided attention of all the
members OF our house, (being by division of the
pective responsibilities directed its proper and skill
full management in every department, will we trust
continue merit and receive it has heretofore DONE
the confidence OF Physicians and the appreciation otthe
community.
addition TO our Stock of Drugs &C., we have al
ways in store full stock of Painters coiors White
Lead Bake's Fire Proof Paint, Linseed and Lamp
Oils Of superior quality, Burning Fluid, Champhne,
&C, together with large assortment of French and
American WINDOW GLASS of various qualities,
s OF which prepared 10 furnish at the lowest
yates.
PURCELL, LADD & CO, Apothecaries &c,
ldo3l 90 Main st. cor 18th.
AN GORGE j. SUMNER, No. 8, FIFTEENTH
vi ST, Importer and dealer in QUEENSWARE
CHINA AND GLASS, would call the attention
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Fsto PHYsICTANs-Fluid Medicinal Extracts

FHtO PHYsICIANg.-FlujdM Medicinal Extracts
N prepared by PURCELL, LADD IL CO
Fluid Extract OF SarsaparilIa, offcinal
lodde OF Sarsaparia, containing the virtues OF ou
tofleinaD Extract and Iodine in oil its mos, elig
bic and popular compounds
Fluid Extract OF Buehu
Wild Carrot and iva Ursi
Pareira Bravo
SpueIia
Rhubarb
SIENNA
Valerian, &c. &c.
These extracts combine in an eligible form, III the
valuable medical properties of the Drugs which they
represent, 10 the exclusion OF their inert and useless
consti uens, and have met with approval from Physi-
clans here and in other sections of the State, during
some years past, in which we have been preparing
them.
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Apothecaries,
Emo IS % Main Il . corner 14lh
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Mr.. Rohb should have been in the Senate--he
would have said something pery sensible. II"
would have fixed every thing, and left slow
coaches like Clay, Cass, Webster, ETC., to jog
along behind Louisiana has--she must not
lose him--the great man Of the age. For fur
Their particulars, apply to Mr.. Robb
But this is not all; Mr.. Robb is disinter-
esterested bond holder and bond agent. We
understand he boasts he controls some sixth of
the entire debt of the city; and that he
and Mr.. John Slidell have been actively en-
gagged in buying up bonds, particularly those
Of the Third Municipality. We have no ohjec-
tions to shrewd speculation but how is this
one to be made to work Let us see. Mr.. Robt
is determined to be Alderman, and is unques-
tionably seeking the position of Chairman OF
the Finance Committee That would make him
one of the commissioners of the consolidated
debt, in which he is so largely interested. He
says 1--WE understand) that Gen. Lewis shall be
Mayor and John Calhoun Comptroller. If they
are such, that would give him the more COM
missioners of the consolidated debt, and place
the payments under his disinterested control.
Gen. Lewis voted for him, though the wing
nominee, for State Senator. Mr.. Calhoun, hay
ing left the service of Mr.. Sam. j. Peters, is
now in his retinue So, Mr.. Robb is playing q
bold stroke for fortune of nearly $500, 900
easy profit and quick payment 1t will be re-
membered how nicely for himself, but how OPP
pressiyely to the people of NewOrleans, he pro
vided for this little speculation in his origina
draught of a charter for the consolidation o
the three Municipalities
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aatf ,aubIieatfnns.

j. C. MoneAN, Exchange Place has sent us the follow
ing works
A Reel in Bottle being the adventures of two OF the
Kings seamen in voyage to the Celestial country Gated
from the manuscripts of old salt by the Rev Henry
Cheever From glance through it we should judge it to
be amusing volume. 1t is from the publishing house
of Charles Scribner NewYork
The Practical Metal Workers assistant containing the
arts of working all metals and alloys forging of iron and
steel hardening and tempering melting and mixing etc
etc. by Oliver Byrne. civil military and mechanical
gineer 1t contains large number of engravings on
steel and it is altogether invaluable work to the scien
tic mechanic 1t is from the publishing house of Henry
Carey Baird Philadelphia
Seotts Practical Cotton Sp,tna.-Ths is work cacu-
lated for the of managers oyerookers and mcchan
cs being comprehensive system of calculations of mill
gearing and machinery from the primary moving power
through the different processes of cardng drawing ETC.
etc. by R. Scott corrected and enlarged with plates of
American machines. by Oliver Byrne 1t is also from
the publishing house of Baird.
Grain Tables, by James L. Ewocd accountant, showing
the value of bushels pounds different kinds grain
calculated in federal money. The work embraces wide
range of calculations and is valuable to the dealer in
grain, etc.
Nos l. . 8 and of Bne's Practical Model Calculator
for the engineer machinst manufacturer OF engine work
etc.
The .4 Journal being the American edition for Janua
1852 1t is filled with beautiful engravings and inter
esting reading matter.
Illustrated London Netrs.-Morgan has also sent
number of this beautiful sheet which is the finest spcci
men have seen 1t contains very large numbe
of splendid engravpgs and of interesting reading
| matter. We recommend it.
J. b. STEEL. No 60 Camp street has sent Harper
Magazine for March, of which have already spoken Il
an excellent number, and Autograph full length like
]
| likeness of the great Statesman published and hi
| friends should secure copies
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Death resulting from u disregard
or i1sattentiOsl to RaIptssres.
EXTRACTS FROM THE WORKS OF SIR ASHLEY COOPER
THE EMINENT SURGEON.


hAiNA'ie ff'oi me "oNhs of eif' ASHLEY coopEf'
CASE l.
brought into St. Thomas Hospital who had fallen from
OF violent pain and died in four hours.
CASE H.
middle aged man. who had been afflicted with Hernia sr os
wears was injured by yoen, push within an hour aAer he w
iured saw him. hi, couptepapce wa. that of diving naD
that we could had the effect during fine br d that
vyed, Of alternating, in any degree, his torture
CASE III.
upon the talents and foresight of that prest w. are
CASE ~
A ma, ON tro,,bt into NO t,;o w Nh . , I, -
'fe'A '''' f'' ''"' '''''' A's' "'e' Ill great
'sV"S' cary
man about afv wears Of age Ind .ep subject IN, man, - r.,
Rupture which could he returned without di,in,,,
place on the oath of January could not he removed md b .
trough, to St Bartholomew. Hop, str,o, ,bro b t,
+; ~ m I;s .h ,r,; .. s., d, -
rror the at fermentation IT maya, sto Tho ; ,;, On .t 9,
to,,ioe eys,ino
person taken St. Thomas Hospital for stranguated
Inquna attempts made reduce it were unsuccessful and
operation performed the day o his admission All effort.
give him relief failed and the eleventh he sank
death
~ "
| 49, ~ N'''''' '''' '' 'H0"'"' ''V'i'''
' 's' '' '"" upon performing inc opefAnoh' the
O'"' WIS 0'a 10 Dc Fs ina" there was no posi-
o OF lis being returned and for the purpose OF its removal gHtne
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-15

ST. CHARLES THEATRE.-Sr William Don appeared last
hight for the second time John Lack in the Jacobte
md we have not him in anything to much ad-
vantage The character peculiarly suited to his style
icting and he rendered it admirably Sir William has
seen steadily improving in public favor and his benefit
Saturday night excellent one and he received
from his audience the marks of appreciation
The excellent acting and singing of Heron girls also
licited will deserved applause The engagement of the
Baronet and the Heron family continues only few nights
more
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Run up the flag!

THE DELrA-Consistency is a jewel not in the
Delta's casket. 1t says it is out-and-out in
favor Of the " independent movement. A few
days ago it expressed itself strongly in favor Of
nations, for city officers; and emphatically
endorsed some remarks of ours, showing how
many grave evils and dangers would thus be
avoided. Now, it ''jumps Jim Grow p and is
distressed to find that the Picayune and the
Crescent will not attempt the same queer feat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-15

GLIDpoNs PANORAMA NLE.--The beautiful
Panorama of the Nile which is being exhibited at
mercia Hall St. Charles street, by Professor Gddon, is
daily attracting attention and the spacious hall nightly
crowded by citizens who derive amusement and in
sruction from the exhibition. The following extract
from Humbodts Cosmos in reference to Panoramas
will be found interest We also give letter from sew
eral of citizens who have visited the Panorama
Iitmbolh's Opinion Of Panoramas-Tbe engravings
which accompany and too often dstgure books of
travel have however contributed considerably toward
knowledge of the physognomy of distant regions to the
taste for voyages in the tropical zones and to a more
active study of nature The improvements in lanscape
painting large scale, las decorative paintings pano-
ranas dioramas and neoramas) have also increased the
generality and force of these impressions The represent
taons satricaly described by Citruvius and the Egyp
tian, Julius Poux as exaggerated representations of
rural adornments of the stage, and which in the six
teenth century contrived by Serios arrangement
of Couisses to increase the delusion may since the
discoveries of Provost and Daguerre be made Barkers
las they are in Gddons Panoramas to serve in some
degree substitute for travelling through different re-
gions Panoramas are more productive of effect than
scenic decorations, etc.
am of opinion that the knowledge of the works of the
creation appreciation of their exalted grandeur
would be powerfully increased it, besides museums, and
thrown open like them to the public number of piano.
buildings containing alternating pictures of land
scapes of different geographical atutes and from differ
ent zones of elevation should be erected in large
cities Cosmos, vol 2, page 9S
NEwORLEANs. March TO- 1852
Dear Sir-We avail ourselves Of favorable occasion.
after visiting your exhibition of the Panorama of the
Nile to express well qualification the course of
lectures which you have lately delivered before the Ly
ceum and which confidently believe have given salts
faction and interest to convey the very great pleasure
and instruction which your beautiful exhibition afforded
As work of art it is indeed magnificent. but
ceedng it does your interesting of lectures
it has greater charm to us from being made familiar
with most of the scenes it portrays.
As many of the pupils of the public schools have heard
your lectures it would doubtless be source of great
pleasure and improvement to them to be present at
of the exhibitions of your elegant and instructive PIANO.
rama and we sincerely hope they will avail themselves
of the opportunity to illustrated spread upon
the you have graphically described in your
dscourses Very respectfully your obedient servants
N. Il. JENNINGS, G. W SHAW.
THos. j. DIX, VIM b. LINDSAY.
d. BYRNE. ALEXANDER HART
j. 0. HARRIS, EDWARD RAwLE.
L. B. WINSTON.
10 Mr.. George r. Glddon.
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Whie State Convention.

This body meets tomorrow. We have pre-
dicted, and now predict, that it will resolve in
favor of these things:
LIST. FILLMORE, for Presidents JONES; (of Tennessee
for Vice President
ID A thorough change in our present barbarous and
restrictive State Constitution.
3D. What our democratic friends appear to have been
afraid to meetthe Finaty of the Compromise Measures
and the prompt suppression of all sectional agitation
whether it come from the North or from the South.
4th. full endorsement of the noble platform adopted
by the wings in the elections of last November.
5th positive pledge to vote for man. nominated
not nominated by the wing National Convention who is
not sound in opposition to sectonasm feesoilism dis
union notification and fairly in favor of the binding
force of the Compromise measures
Fillmore and Jones would make a splendid
ticket, and be hailed with enthusiastic cheers.
Run I'D the flag
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Died

| Cherokee county Texas ''' "
| 10 Galveston papers please copy.
Thursday night March H. at II o'clock .SSAREILA NEWELL
wife of Charles ffanna. '
On saturday March at opelousa JOSEPH PRATT ESP aged IS
years. ~ y ~
On Sunday March II; at o'clock CHARLES THOMPSON
HANNA aged 20 mouths Charles Aunaela
ON Saturday March S hatpast O'clock MASON ATTIC
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Supplies Of Late Books,

.zSs- Just received at
j C. MORG A MS,
EXCHANGE PLACE, adjoining the Pe.-otfee.
FAGGOT OF FRENCH STICKS. BY Sir Fnncis Bond Head.
FRESH GlEANINGS. BY Tx Marvel.
MEMOIRS THE GREAT METROPOLIS London the Tower
to the Crystal Palace
REVERIES OF A BACHELOR. By H. Mnrve!.
WATER CURE FOR CHILDREN.
DREAM LIFE. By TX. Marvel.
EPISODES OF INSECT LIFE. Three vols illustrated.
CHANCES AT EUROPE. BY Horace Greeley. One VOL
NEW BOOKS.
LAYS OF THE SCOTTISH CAVALIERS ether Poems.
Elmonlstone Aytoun. One vol.
REEL THE BOTTLE DolIrrns BY Rev. Henry
T. Cheever One VOL
LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW for January.
FREEMASON'S MAGAZINE for March,
mills 2t2dpltW j. g. MORGAN.
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The Chair asked if there any objection to the
ton. There being but few negatives the Chair pro-
nounced the meeting adjourned
As the officers leaving their seats Judge Beecer
of Lafayette, rose in the pitt
morning paper cooly furnishes the above report.
Instead of few there verwhelmng hurricane
of negatives" and Judge Beecher at least fifteen
minutes before the officers left their seats
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-15

IiLLiEs 1MrEHETRApLE SAFE--Manufactured by the
Worlds Safe Company depot l3l Water street NewYorl
and for sale by Mr. Petees at 50 Camp streetThs new
Safe is exciting much interest among ou business men
and the nercal world at large. We have examined
it, and it strikes possessing advantages above all
other Safes that have hitherto under our notice
Its general appearance is such render it a rather
formidable and discouaging looking object to even the
most expert burglar 1t is of cast metal and no drill can
by any known process be made hard enough to perorate
Its chled IRON plates Its sodity weight thickness and
whole internal arrangements are such that the heat
must be- should judge, of the greatest intensity to
affect its contents in the least degree Expanding with
the heat and having nothing in its composition to cause
vapor or explosion cannot conceive how fire can n-
der any circumstances gain ness 1t has no cement Of
plaster within its iron walls to occasion moisture ana
books and papers may be Kept in il for any length of
time fresh clean, and wholly free from dampness and
mold The lock is curiosity in mechanic al = bidding
defiance to key powder forcing INSTRUMENT of any
kind, In word, it is EmrHArcAL,y SAFE For further
particulars, see advertisement in another column
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-15

KiNG's WASHING FLulp.This il one of the many pre-.
paraons lately invented corterring untold benefits upon
the housekeeper 1t has been lately tested by
largest hoekeepers and others and found possess
qualities superior to any of the inventions in use
An ordinary washing be done with gill of this
liquid in less than two hours and is harmless in its
operation water without nurng either the clothes
hands, colored clothes rendered brighter and all use
of the washboard done away with We would advise our
hotel and housekeepers to give it trial 1t can be oh
tanned of the agent, 100 Magazine street
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THE MAINE IIQuoR LAVA large petition for the re-
pa of the Maine Liquor Law has been presented to the
Maine Legislature from the town OF South Berwick II
Mas the hFst rtactiSt nlosemeu III relation 10 liz ,aler
t!i4t a8 Itsesl aisa IL he Ssst+
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Worlds Safe Company.

FsVIlE attention of the public is called to the
a utility superiority trse
strongly made from wrought plates opo
sion cairou chilling the liquid
t5aGe the Ghe drill, and capable resisting blows
s-dge To the scientific it only Nature
Mechanc she leaves bolts straps rivs screws the
nnus burg to with peraps less effort than
Neither
the solid mass, lined with proof wall.
We hesitate saying, LILIES
EMPIRE DRILL. AND POWDER PROOF COMBINATION BANK
LOCKS the only really depository
h-s We further, there but little security any the popular
safes Bank nlts They
often broken into, experience has demonstrated
This Company prepared SAFES mud
BANK VAULTS Of zes Bnku. Institutions Mercantile
Firms and ndividuaal of which will Drill Powder
Proof, when secured with Lilies Bank Locks.
smpn ofhe above Locks, with Day Newels
Bank Lock- W. w. WHITE
II Camp nhl5 If c. PETTEES Agent, Camp
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LEIGHTON Il Co.'S SHIRT SroRE,-We would refer on
citizens to the advertisement of Leighton Il Co, No
Canal street Their assortment of goods in the furnishing
line is varied and extensive
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leighton y Co.'s

FIRST MUM SHIRTS
THE EMPORIUM,
No. G3 Canal street, next door to ST. Charles
repec with splendid stock of 81 RTS AND
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS of every desrr iption.
The assigned short time why LEIGHTON co
SHIRTS preferred all Others have been fully gentle
who have purchasing will be by those who
them hereafter.
THE CELEBRATED PREMIUM Fl so SHIRTS
With fine Linen Booms Collars Wristbands and having all the
of - 50 Shirt have just epenshed md good fiji
guaranteed.
TIE LINEN SHIRTS
Stand unrivsed in the South Try dozen all Linen for EG
TEEN DOLLARS and compare them with Shirts offered cpehere
for "a
SHIRTS WITH LINEN BoSoMS FROM FIFTY CENTS EACH
Inc assortment of SUMNER UNDER CLOTHING n complete and
the stock of
cRASAfs, POCKET H.NDKERCHIEFS, gloves,
SUsPENDERs, PATENT UMBRELLAS, etc.,
VIII be cold ut prices that defy competition
u Observe the address.
LEIGHTON l. co IS
ftl'' 'f'Aoln sBit AMI L,sH!iFiarhs Furnishing Stf,
No. "a tANAh STREET, ,laa' To 81, thafD, street.
~ NsNaHTat 49, Is ssvs Isss Nss YsF isls sig.J,B
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Book sroREs.-J b Steel, No. 90 Camp street. T. l.
White No, SO Canal street and j G. Morgan Exchang
Place, all receiving books in large quantities
Call and see
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The MEETING To-NIGHT.-The independents we sug-
ges ought not to be disturbed in their select privacy by
the intrusion of the vulgar Let them proceed
they should never have been intruded upon
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ms- INDEPENDENT REFORM MEETING

@s- INDEPENDENT REFORM MEETING.-Th
Independent Reform Meeting convened by number citizens
took place. appointed the Theatre, Saturday evening"
March a.
The meeting called to order by w G. Kendall Esq., who then
nominated the following gentlemen as officers wiz
For President-lIon FEllX GRIMA
For Vice Cox j. p Harrison, J. H.
W. Montgomery W. Panln Bnnque Louis DeSaules W.
NJ. Perkins, +. b. Lcieau A. Chiapella.
For Secretarrs-W p. Atwood, William Alng.
The President then stated the meeting the object for which
| convened.
Mr. H. s. Bukne that Committee of Thirteen be appointed
by the President suitable Candidates for the Reform Ticket
the approaching city reported by them Mt adjourned
meeting on Monday evening" March 10.
The President following gentlemen compose si
| committee
NJ o. H. Norton j. r. Marshall George Urgnhart,W G. Kendall
A. Bare John e. Gaines Samuel JamIsOn John ponnoyan b. Beau
regard D. Castera H. s. Buckner F. b. LeBea, Paul Tulane
Mr. Robb then forward addressed the meeting after which
the meeting adjourned to Monday evening, o'clock place
| W. p Arwoop, lS,r.,.-; FEI.lX GFsIMA, President.
| WILLIAM ALLING, '''''"''i's' mhlh