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The Correspondence between Gen. Saunders and
Mr.. Mordecai, on the part of number of gentlemen
who have recently made the former very handsome
present of silver waiter and pitcher for his services
in behalf of the Raleigh and CASTOR Road. shall ape
pear in our next
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Mrs. AMELIA B. WELBY, widely known as wr.
ter of Musical verses, died recently at Louisville She
was native of Maryland, her maiden name Coppuck,
and her age from IS to 40. She has written nothing
that will outIast the century, but very much that has
been read with genuine pleasure.
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Our engagements were of such character as to
prevent our attendance at the meeting of the Agrcu-
tural Society in this place Monday last: We learn
that the meeting interesting one, and that the
address delivered by L. OBJ. Branch, ESQ.,, on the
occasion, was most able and appropriate.
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SI4.5S4.4O8
S3.722.3O7

Increase $12,854,l97 $14,584,4Os 1912 ,3O7
In 10 years. 1t will be remarked here that the pn
cpa seat of trade is the northern part OF the
island next to the United States, and the
thern side as in l775. So that its growth in both
trade and population seems to be identified in great
measure with the development and progress Of our
government. The value of its agricultural pro-
duetons in 1s49 was $627s1 ,O35. Its exports dur
ing the same period were 1927 ,39O,92l, of which
SO, 7O6, 1924 to the United States. Its imports
during the period $26, 707, 343, Of which
81, 2l4 were from the United States. The amount
of American tonnage employed in the trade OF the Is-
land, during the same period, was sol ,267 tons.
The entries of vessels from the United States, Spain,
England and France, amounted in l947 to ,495' OF
which 2,012 were to the United States. Clearances
during the year, 3043, of which 1,722 were to
the United States; thus showing the vast preponder
ance of trade with this country over any other.
The total amount of taxes levied upon American
commerce With the island, in the shape of duties up
on imports, tonnage dutes and duties upon exports
exceeds 100000 annually. There 359 miles of
railway in operation upon the island. Of the $27-
100000 of annual imports, according to its official
documents Sig 200, 900 are in provisions, lumber
fabrics, materials, &c., which country could fur
nish readily than any other butt through the taxes
and restrictions imPosedby Spanish policy, not
than one-third of it comes from the fields and facto
ries of the United States.
Cuba is divided into three departments Western
Eastern and Central. These departments are subdi-
vided into twenty-five jurisdictions. The jurisdiction
OF Havana is the largest, the Western department.
and it contains city, 60 small towns, IS villages
437 sugar estates $50 coffee plantations, and is in
habited by $4,000 persons. Havana, the principal
city of the island, and the capital, as commercial
city, compared with places in the Western world,
ranks next to New York and New Orleans. The
value of the exports and imports together, exceed
fifty millions of dollars per annum. In Is47, about
644,653 boxes Of sugar exported from this port
and $4,000 quintas of coffee, $4,000 hogsheads of
moasses, segars, and Is 900 quntals Of
tobacco.
The following is the classification of the popula-
tien Of Cuba in 1850:
Creole whites $4,000
Spaniards $4,000
Troops and mariners $4,000
Foreigners IO,560
Floating population 1900 COS $50
Free mulattoes l1S,20O
Free blacks $3.50 2O5,S7O
Slave mulattoes 11,100
Slave blacks 425,OOO 436,1OO GAL $40
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The Tribune of she Seine has decided against Lou
is Napoleon the question of the Orleans property
con6scation. This was regarded as the first stand
against the tyrrany of the President and stocks had
declined in consequence.
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luna Declared for Cdss.

ST. LOUIS, May 18th. The State Convention o.
Iowa have elected delegates to the Baltimore Demo
cratic National Convention, with instructions vote
for Cass as the first choice of the Democracy of tina
State
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At meeting of the Democratic Executive Com
mittee for North Carolina, held in Raleigh on the
18th instant, the Hon. Abram Rencher was elected
Chairman of said Committee. Mr.. Rencher's Post
office is Pittsborough, Chatham, N. C..
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The New York papers of the 18th say land war
rants are not plenty, and rather frn-those Of l6O
acres going at 1926 to $3.50.
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a. n,' meeting Of the Democracy of Columbus, held
~ ""'eSV'ile on the 10th instant, Forney George,
Sq'' was nominated for the Commons for that Coun-
w. ana the Hon. James J. Mckay as candidate for
WIG sena'e Tor biaden, Brunswick, and Columbus.
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A letter to the Jacksonville News says that the
Seminoles have consented to emigrate. The Gov
eminent offers Gen. Blake $53O,OOO to pay all nec-
essary expenses.
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l,247,23O

Total l,247,23
Whole number capable of bearing arms, including
whites, Spaniards, slaves, sc. 393, 900.
In 1850, the number of sugar estates the island
amouted to l442; coffee estates to 1918; tobacco
plantations 9lOl, and $3.50 grazing farms, and 223
towns. Wax is produced to the amount of 9OO,O
pounds. and honey to the amount of 2,OOO, 900 gal
Ions. Cattle to the number of about 900, 900 head
are owned in the island, and there about 900 900
horses and SO, 900 mules.
In minerals, the island is very rich of copper
mines, less than ia have been discovered in the
island, 81 in the Eastern department., 1s in the Cen
trail. and As in the Western. The mine of Cobre,
worked by an English company, has shipped from
81 900 to 600 tons per Coal, iron, silver,
and amanthus have been discovered.
In l847, the government revenues amounted to
$12,9O9,713.
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Scorr AND FILLMORE. Of the Delegates thus far
chosen to the Wing National Convention from New
York, IS are in favor of Scott and for Fillmore.
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WarrentOm Female Seminary.

ITNHE Summer Session Of this Institution will COM
Il mence on the 10th of June ensuing-and continue
five months The buildings have been greatly enlarged
and all their arrangements and furniture fitted up with
special reference to the health and comfort of the pupils
There nine efficient Teachers for purposes nstruc
ton. The Musical department is under the able man.
agement of Mr.. and Mrs. BRANDT.
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CUBA STATISTICS,

The following statistics are taken in part from a
pamphlet entitled Cuba in 1851, - and said to be
officially correct, and in part from other reliable sour
ces:
Cuba was discovered by Christopher Columbus,
on the 9th of October, 1892 1t is situated between
% degrees 10 minutes, and 19 degrees 43 minutes,
north latitude. 1t is about 800 miles long, and in
width varies from IS to 100 miles. According to
Humboldt, it contains of a. $50 square miles;
by others. is estimated low 607 It's extent
OF territory according the statistics of $780, compr-
ses "a 500 acres, of which, about onetwefth is
under cultivation. It's soil is of the most fertile
in the world, favorable to the growth of all tropical
fruits and productions. The cultivation of sugar
was introduced about 1880, and slaves began to be
imported four years afterwards. Havana, its most
important city, was founded in 1919, and now
taias about 900 inhabitants. number just equal
to total Indian population ofthe whole island when
discovered.
The trade of Cuba was very insignificant when
the United States declared their independence, and
was confined to Santiago de Cuba on the south side
OF the island Since then, its advancement in popu
ation and commerce has been remarkable, far sur
passing the growth of any other Spanish colony.
Its population at several periods, commencing with
ITS, has been as follows:
ITS 10000
1871 272 900
1917 $4,000
1927. 100, 900
184l 1,OO7,62
1850 I,247,23O
Its increase in imports, exports and revenues, has
been no less remarkable, as will be seen by glance
at the subjoined table:
1928 $1s,5s4,9s sl3.4I4,s6e ss,os6. 4o6
ls47 32.3s9,1l7 27,99s.77O 12.sO8,7lS
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The North Carolina Executor.

The North Carolina Executor,
CONTAINING the Statutes and Common Law Of
titus State together with the decisions OF the Su.
preme Court, and all the necessary forms, precedents
&C., &C.
Intended as a safe Guide to Executors andAdmini 8.
traitors.
With which is necessarily connected the kindred SUBJ
ects of Wills, Legacies, Dover and other Provisions
for Widows, Distribution of Estate Descent of Land
Partition, Guardianship, &C., by Benjamin Swain.
For sale at the North Carolina Book Store by
H. D. TURNER.
May Is, 1852: So
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D. G.. LOUGEE,

DEALER IN CLOCKS, WATCHES, AND FANCY GooDs,
q Also, Confectionery. Cegars. and Varieties.
EIh Corner ofWestC6ntre and Chestnut 81.
HEkas4 .- qOLDSBORO', ~. C.
Articles in his line bousht and sold on Commission.
Cash paid for Old Gold. oRDERs promptly despatched
u Watches, Clocks, and Jewery neatly repaired
April 3, 1852. ' a.
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Baucher ON HOrsemanship.

UdUCHtE OH TIOESEM1d1l8MlD.
A METHOD of Horsemanship, founded upon new
n principles, including the breaking nd training of
Horses, with instructions for obtaining good seat IL
lustrated with engravings. by F. Bancher translated
from the 9th Paris edition. Also. Walkers Manly
Exercises, containing rowing and sailing. riding and
driving skating, leapng. swimming, boring &C., &C H.
Illustrated with numerous engravngs copper
For sale at the North Carolina Book tore by
H. D. TURNER.
May Is. 1852. ST.
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For the Standard.

call the attention Of the Democrats of Franklin
the importance of uniting in the ensuing campaign
on candidates for the Assembly. to prevent the
election of Federal Wing. Unless we do unite,
Sir, the fear of many is that Wing will be elected.
therefore propose that the Democrats hold meetings
in the different Captains Districts and appoint Del
egates to Convention to be held in Eouisburg on
Tuesday of June Court to nominate candidates for
the Legislature. e
to be held for many years. and it will do let
so sound Republican County as franklin be repre-
sented by Wing. The Democrats of Franklin owe
to their and TO themselves, to up unite
and make sure of members of their own choosing in
the next Assembly.
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Useful and Ornamental Needle Work without charge.
No extra charge will be made Circulars will be sent
those who may desire them.
DANIEL TURNER, Principal
Warrenton, N. C.. Nav 5th, 1852. 54-4w.
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A FRANKLIN DEMOCRAT.

SUBSTANTIAL PLATFORM. We learn from the Chair
man of the Committee of Arrangements for the
ception of the National Convention who is in
this city, that 10000 feet Of prime Hickory Boards
for the construction of the Platform upon which the
Convention will hold its deliberations has been ord
cred direct from the Hermitage
As the Democratic and Wing National Conventions
meet at Baltimore in the same Hall, it is proposed
that in order to save expense both Conventions
the same platform If this is decided on, it will be
an odd sight to see the Wing Party of the Union
standing on Baltimore Platform erected by Demo-
Gratis. - e. PennsyEuanian.
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RDhleig, FEB. 10, 1852.
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Its increase in imports, exports and revenues, has
been no less remarkable as will be seen by glance
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The GERMAN REVOLUTIONARY LoAN.-A

The GERMAN RkvoLUTIoNARy LoAN.-A
meeting Of the German refugees who undertake to
guarantee the National Loan proposed by Prof.
krNKEL for revolutionary purposes, was opened at
Cincinnati on the 81 inst and lasted ave days Prof
kinkel gave an account Of his journey through the
country, which has proved much more successful
than was at rss expected. l. is proposed TO raise
$2oeo,C co., at 5per cent In sums Of ST. s. $2S and
$llc The mode and time OF repay msnt are to be
txed by the first popular Legislature of Germany
kinkel hes already raised a good deal more than
$4,000, but exactly how much is no, stated in his
published report. The money is to be paid over to
committee appointed by the meeting. He had much
better luck, he says In The small places than the
large.
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Lieenses-Mr. Beekman's Bill.

The following is the bill introduced in the
Senate by Senat0 BEEKNAN, on the subject of
licenses
An All 70 Abol sh Licenses and 10 Regas the Sale #
intoxl ;afiag Liquors.
TIE People Of the State Of Netc. York r,p,ss,1,.S
Senate and Assembly, do enact as fsilo.rs
SECTION No license shall hereafter be nee essarv
liquors and wines.
SIC IL accordance with the provisions of ssc.
ton article Sd OF the Constitution of the state Of
New ork, the Board Of Supervisors of the sever
Counties shall have, and they are hereby vested With
full power and authority to make sueA regulations
concerning the sale OF intoxicating liquors within
their respective counties az they may think proosr
but 70 penalty 10 be imposed under the provisons OF
this act shall extend beyond the destruction Of .nv
hquor seized oy county officers fns of leo and i'm
prisonment not more than three months for esoh a.
Tense.
SEC. D. All acts and parts Of acts inconsistent WIKI
me provisions Of this act are hereby abolished.
SIC. T. This sss shall take eject oo the Ist Of N,x
1859. W ~Af'
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PHuLLIps' PATENT FIaE ANYIHILAToR.'

In refererce to the applications Tor stats ssd
Territorial Rithts under the u y Patent io Philips FIRE
AnnibIator tho OfceYs Of the Company deem proper
10 pphh n "a, II be plan they haze adopted 20 IN
sure supply 81 Nscbaee and charges IN oIcer 70
any futve 20 agents and cvttones gene
the first experiments made under the direction OF the
Compauy did pred tbs desired aud Goa hdenU er
pected results eIcept the few cases where the fnssh
chances we're used. This convinced the Company thst
there we're defects in the Of the charges which
could but be over come BY Mr. Philips himself conse
Quently that gsnteasn compiler with the hvtaush OF
tspds to him supen'esd the manufacture CT tho ma
chimes charges This proceeding on the part oil the
Company has caused the great delay IN bugng cut per
feet Msehne vas determined TO sell none other
the FIFE Ansbilsor from Iepssed demonstrativs expert
meBts most hdenty procaime Album Der OF our
able who messed seic1 OF experiments
with the Annhila'or have given cetthtae. IN when
they state TIE TRIALS entirely succs ssfu and July de-
mOnssted judgment that more than half the irs
when discovered asd stae beyond the control OF
che Ordinary means. could be eIangushed a. once with
these mach and consequence, by general intro
ducti0n and Of the Fire Asnhuator hall the press
emf annual loss by fire woald be prevented
The Company having the evidence from experience
that thor can the Chemical Charges, Mesrs
SULLIVAN. Allen Co. are erecting enlarged premises for
The practical value OF the Fire Annihila.or longer
60 be doubted 1t vol known that the Jurors of the
World Exhibition tested lie u1,, and arded Prize
present demand for the Machines in London and Liverpool
alone fully he present mana acuTng resources oil
the Brfish Company.
PaIc alaTs cpg the purchase Of rights for States
CouHes for the Msckbes aud Charges, will be al
tended to in order apple either in person
by letter. at the ofhce OF the Company. No Warren st
New YoIt. ELISHA WHITfLESEY. President.
p. T DARNUM, General Manager.
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-----a S.rxs.-Our neighb0r HER

S.,...xnER SAFz6.-OuI bSish"o 100
20 - -, 20 Gu, asvsr iseuen;. charging am WI
ys;siis tu n ses o"esd TO- by s9ssatins
sh9hty s,her 20 BE- r-huiae IN place Of those com
ne ~ .aorc other eiog genni,e." ud tsea 'sss'
-. wherein does the "a .ton 81 tfo eIist
sssseTis thai a voia,ioa of the truth 10 - ths as
.srsSsu none OheI ber sehnne "h'cn ao ~.
~srfrus hoc o. eonsslng tae .dea 70 TIC u,,
ns~re, sac 40 the follow r which appeared in The wv
= n Weekly Herald OF Dsos nber as ,h..
prchsaeYs sbon'd zee hat The Gates have upsh wy
A, r,lal psen', slss C. herfhs re-
.-asthere are worthless tclss N tie naxe' OoA"s
name Of wlders ssiss ander ssfe ...h.,,. far
Hsreutays That he taxes other Sties IN a.
his genuine Saiausroer devlns 70, 'ns AID ne
no 1ieht to make widsIs Patent sa ~ rsaats
- gap, 10 tale tks rsDon si1iy OF fisk ms
,ion n = n, ksr % ofsf Safes Yet whsa sng hs
place on Nesus Pot,srs pemtc, 10 an,e.3bIi'y" by
os,,s,,.s he cfsd Of MaTvos safe maze ~ n'1 a.,
Co although he kDs- no ne't. ~ the reputation
ssiehbor psipuates ba, We are eSVas o. 10 contysry
~, "a .caajred Al the Worlds Far W the - -
MS oss ~ a. bss succ. f,r beng equally 90 s
wIder's Patea tfion ph 70 BIN !" a In ~. les
We only w,sh - Pl.rs., ~ vssss Patent ssiamsnder
~ snd therefore eAvs respectfully to retnina mn
~ thxs until the 5,h Perjury 1891, the whoe v
Hsriss interest WItens PseL! was IN ne. .sa
granted 10 By II Steafns he yet holds less 'han
So sess aye stubborn things hey proof against
,sssstoss ihfiI ustlors, eoobles aid alterations
Now broth en- Herng.T 10 your turn 20 pstfonns IN .
Prem as you call 1, ally has helped ntny hsn
INTO your net aud by s ai ourselves have had more
'A~A srHARSs & MARyIE. late Rolf, stearns 4 Co,
guccssssrs 10 RcL Co, No liS Water ST.. New foiS
NB-ABy one ia want Of n Pa.ent Salamsnaer es'e
sTrIRNs MARVIN No. lac Water gt, who have the er
cusvs night to and sell said Safes auo 80 ovugh
the buyer v made party TO nttSe ntnt' ana hs'
to suit damages, fact but few uads,Sano
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IRE MEMORY or CooPER.--It will be
seen BY an advertisement in another column tia, the
sometime contemplated ovation OF the literary men
Of the country to the memory Of Cooper, viii take
place at Metropolitan Hail. on wednes dsy evening.
the s3,h inst. Daniel Webster will preside. and Ir
wing, Hslleck, Bancroft, Everett, Kennedy, and
other eminent men viii take . conspicuous par. In
the proceedings The discourse Of MI Bryant will
be not only . worthy tribute 10 tbs Llus,rious de-
ceased. but, We have reason to apprehsnd, brilliant
cent button to the general literary and critical his
tory of books and authors in America The Cooper
Committee held meeting last evening At The Assor
House, at which its final arrangements were Dom.
plsted
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xxxHd CONGRESS-. .Fir., Session,
sENATE.... WASHINGTON. Feb. Is, 1854.
SIR JOHN FRANKLIN
Professor Kinkers speech at Louisville. Ky.

SIR JOHN FRANKLIN.
Mr.: FISH IN. Y } presented Memorial
from Henry Grinnell. Of New-York, asking the
United States 70 accept free Of charge his two YES
sels-the Advance and Rescue-and praying that
they and sman steam propeller DO fitted out jor an
other search for Sir John Franklin Also the pe
ton OF 800 citIzeos Of New-York, Ia favor Of the
same object.
PETITIONS.
Numerous petitions of United States
Marshais for additional compensation for taking the
Census, and also variety Of other petitions were
presented.
BILL REPORTED.
MIR. HAMLIN (Me.) reported 4 bill for
making Washington City port of entry.
Dir. HAMLIN, from the Committee nm
Printing reported in favor of printing the comm,n;
cation addressed BY Kossuth to the Senate and ,esd
yesterday. ~A~ '0sa
Mr.. BoRLASD, ARK. opposed the print.
ing. because It was VI necessity II vas u,.1.s. %
PRINT papers for the information OF the SENATE On =
subject Of whish the Senate had already I'D snonst
80 much iaing and printing had alrss sstsn DIscc
On tois sueyses hat d was Has 70 put seos "a h
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ST. PArRIcK's DAY IN NEw-HAvEN.-
WILLIAM f.. ROsINsoN, Esq, OF this City, has
been invited by the Hbernian Provident Society
OF New-Haven, Conn, to deliver the annual
Grafton in that city on the approaching Anniver.
sary OF lreland's Patron Saint, March ~ Ten
years ago Mr.. Robinson delivered the Grafton
before this society, at the first regular eelebra-
ton OF the day in Connecticut.
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w Printed Muslins at one shilling yard,
SONORA GoLD MINING COMPANY Office

No Wal Of, New York, room Nc second dor Capt.
Gal Stock oeeoshares SiOo each The books of sub
scspson for stock in this Company open at thor
Office, whore parties desrOu, Of ning sockheders
may obtain oeri6cses Of ST e aad piles with Ia
By laws besdss all tcessaTy information relative the
objects and prospects Of the CosapA
Having lnssrl{ compis,ed) steam engine Of eighty
horse pow with stamp works Of the afgest class and
posses sg nine which has proved 70 be one CT the most
valuable in the State Of California located IN The n'na
date vsoriy Of The City OF Sonora. on Woe Geek It
thspuposs Of the Trustees to prosecute the work With
Vigor and without de ay with view o. PROD, fom the
business The csmmendS itself N the
particular attention aud confidence Of capitalists II Is
dssmed unnecessary 20 enter into calculation proba
BILE profits W having been satisfactorily demonstrated that
vsn hinms to be The great busno,s Of California. aud
that companies already IN operation with good mach
have been sminenty sucfeasfal
The Trustees have dote Aed that the employees
Company - all responsible positions shall be share holders
selected with special regard fitness and required give
bonds With suretits, aud such may be deemed
sufceut 10 guard the interests of the Company and fur
thsf, that none bat we'll usd and approved machinery
crushing ard shall he used and that expert
mshts OF cos nature, which heretofore have proved
disastsous 70 the s'e Of pane shall be cAefuy
avoided end provided against.
Psrsoss reading Of the city ehtsn stock, psmph
sts o. cay ,sioacr by adasss,as the Treasurer post
pnd. ~ mail D. W. M0EgsOLL, President
Thos 8. HASTINGS. reasarsr. III 3tTaIh&S
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To, F,psr InDIcArIOE OF TaE SPRING

TRApE-Ths Hattsrs all out with the announcements
~ In AZ various ~ spIing vdence a. far a.
thew are ccnoerned that thsy detsrmiued 90 iusn
businsss DUNG the rapidly spproachns season. uh@
ali right aud we Il Ismpe vii be generay isi
lowed We have had bat tnns 10 eIaintte KNOX new
specmen Of head g.tr and certainly riects the highest
credt upor his ,kl tsGe and experience, Tor moro
A.antfnl md hecnmirg arIi0e man Iactured