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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-08-04
Moore SEAsONABLE DRY GOODS

MORE SEASONABLE DRY GOODS
IVA White and Pea Green Berage
White, blue, green and purple Silk Fringes
White and colored dotted Swiss Muslins
Null, Nansook, Book and Plaid do
Swiss and Cambria Bands
Cambria, Swiss, Thread, Bobbin, Valcnc;cnes and
Egyptian Edgings
White LsIe Thread Hose and Gloves
Black Silk Mitts and Gloves
Parasolettes and Parasols
81 and Sd black French Nett, to cut
10 pieces black Silk Lace
Ladies and Gents Merino and Silk Vests
Nelch Gauze; Angola and Silk Flannel; Chill
dren's Cotton and Thread Gloves and Hose best
undressed Irish Linens; so pieces Long Cloth Cot
tons; with many other seasonable goods, all Of
which we will sell very low.
au /. TAYLOR s HUTCHINSON.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-08-04
FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR,

! We are authorized to announce Mr.. WILLIAM
COX as candidate for Road Supervisor for the
first election district. IL 2S-te
We are authorized to announce Mr. JAMES S.
EPOSEY as a candidate for Road Supervisor for
the first election district jy 2S-Im.
We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
CUTTINGS a candidate for Road Supervisor
for the third election district. iy 2l-te
We are authorized to announce Mr. RICHARD
HARDIN as candidate for Road Supervisor for
the fourth election district
jy 14-te.
We are authorized to announce BENJAMIN
w. BLANFORD as a candidate for Road Super
visor, for the third election district.
jy l4-te
We authorized to announce Mr.. JUDSON
WADDlNG as a candidate for Road Supervisor
for the third election district.
jy tie
Mr.. WELLS : You will please announce CHS
S. kINNEMAN as a candidate for the office of
Road Supervisor in the third election district of
Charles county je 3d.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-08-04

See the advertisement in another column oil
.STABLER' S ''GOOD MEDICINES - they are
not recommended as Cure Ais, - but as efficient
remedies for the diseases named, have received
the highest encomiums from PHYSICIANS, APoTlI-
ECARIEs and ST0RE-KEEPERs who have used them,
sold them, and in a multitude Of cases heard Of
their good effects. Give them a trial, and tell
your friends Of the result. IL %
81 DIGEST !'-Such is the true meaning of
the word "PEPSIN,'' or Of the two Greek words
from which it is derived. This is the significant
and appropriate title Of the True DIGESTIVE
FLUID, or GASTRIC JUICE, prepared by DIR. J. S.
HoUGHToN, of Philadelphia, from the fourth Sto-
mach of the Ok, for the cure Of Indigestion and
Dyspepsia. 1t is Nature own remedy for an I'M
healthy Stomach. 1t renders GOOD EATING per-
fectly consistent with HEALTH. See the figure Of
the Ok, in another part Of this paper.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-08-04
MORE NEW SUMMER GOODS.

FENHE subscriber having sold out his first supply
Il of Spring and Summer Goods, has just re-
turned from Baltimore with fresh lot, consisting
of the usual varieties to suit the wants of his
friends and customers. He respectfully requests
an early call, as he is selling at low prices for
cash or to punctual customers.
A. w. PADGETT.
Salem -Tune IT, 1853
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-08-04

WROUGHT IRON AND ROPE TRACES
w for sale by DAY & PADGEFT,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-08-04

NHALLIES, Printed Barage, Baraige Delain,
" Mourning do, Fancy Lawn, &C., for sale very
cheap by Z. w. BARNES,
lie 30.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-08-04

SO LBS. RED TOP TURNIP SEED, new
w crop) in bulk received and for sale at the
Agricultural Warehouse, Fairfax Street, by
je 80. r. S. HUCK
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-30

Loso RourEs.--If anybody has an idea that this.
is not great county, they hadbetter read the ad
yeftisemenl for proposals for carrying The mails in
California. Oregon, Utah. and New Mexico: The
following SFe theiepgtbs Of some Of the FOptes:-
From San francisco to Steilacoom, in Oregon, $50.
miles. 'FtoIn sacTomento to salt Lake, 500 miles.
From ailes 70 Salt Lake, 800 miles From Salt
Lake to San Diego, 1909 miles. From Salt Lake
to Council Bluffs, 1000 miles. The time specified
for running these routes is from one to tWomonths.
Several Other routes are from three to six hundred
miles. .t-',,s' L'->t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-30

MESSAGE OF THE GovEKScE or AL4pAMA.T7- Coy
ernot Collier, of Alabama, his message to the
legislature last week. opposes the construction of
The Pacific railroad bymeans Of the federal treh-
sury, and only desires grants of land 10 be made BY
EGonsress towards this object. The outstanding
.zse5a Of the State is about 500 900. Fhe Gov
ernor notices that The credit Of the State stands
nigh and its stock sought for by eapltalistsqs
safe and reliable inyestment7 Inrelation to sur
.plus in the national treasury over and above the
wants of the Government, he thinks the money
may be loaned with safety to railroad COMPANIES,
on proper security - t ,a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-30

vANDA1sn.-The Ere lPa.> Observer says: We
are compelled to record piece Of vandalism that
souEHt to damn to eternal infauy its perpetrators
On ThuIsdpy morning the .old Block House" sit
uatsa on the emiuence commanding the mouth Of
,baf Bsy vas sst on ire and burnt. This was the
las. relic 81 tie var Of 1912 1t this point, and its
destruction is q piece of 1aanton vandalism that
should subjective perpelTator TO seyerest pun
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-30

A opFx AstErP. aLqb e,New York Tribune "ggis

A CRY ASLEEP az heNew York, Tribune ''ges
off the following pretty. thing in reference to
5GreenR GOD cemetry: = ,a:. i.,s Ssa.i,.s
~ a day or two ago, we visited "a ctr, populous
city, whose houses will,outlast New York, forthey
shall endure s'till doomsday." Strange to say,
is not noted on the best maps; stranger to say,
though its population is daily increasing no colony
= The golden chime of Psciic's waves bpsa1eyer
charmed aSlgle ear theIe;sthe shoatlof the Pio-7
neer in the further Nv est, has never luIed them.
speak Of stands aIUne like arock bounJSIe in the
and Toars around, there it remains unmoved.
visited it in broad day, but the streets were
empty; not familiar face or voice TO greet us; not
a light FootStep to make MUSIC to ear. II was in
deed strange; very strange; there Shone the sun,
with themild and beautiful radiance of autumn,
and YET no sound OF liyihg thing, Marble man
sions wenei ON every ihald, but none ofthe solemn
tenHntIy,3foE it was solemn city, came forth 10
meet and welcome. u.s. Names were graYed on eF-
cry, portal but they that owned them7Twhere were
they? 1t wasia city of names and not Of things;
,0ffwoIls and not Of works. Ifzi,tt$.5ila-r, !
4 AT length there came train-there was an ami
val, Omit came, noistlesSly, slowly: Wasitail
q, lFeam9 BY mansion after mansion itpassed,
and StoPped. tenant for another dwelling; a
home for another wanderer; Test fol, another
,weaTy.,,.s<g ,sxs5 -tEg .el'-te-.
So it,Seemed to MS as we stood there and so, the
shadows thickeniHg over the thought, we hurried
away from ROSEWOOD, and were once moro min
gled Whit tide. OF the living ias. -.,s5ila,S
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-30
- 49,, -s,sV Printers Strike. ~, : sSss


FpOm,ours Cincinnati. exchanges we. learn that
~. ts Printers Of hat City are strike, and Agen-
erAIrdiAHaugemeht the newspaper Offices is the
consequence. Some of the Offices have aeeeded
Tn the de hands Of the Union while Others hold OUT
aAvith aaIe&pressed determination not TO yield now
.1orbepeafer. and in oder to place themselves in
"a position to be independent of the Union, have
advertised for girls to learn the art of type
We never knew any good to result from strike
and even in This case, should it resultin openinga
new avenue foEfemaIe labor, we think the good
ACCOMPLISHED will not eounleract the amount Of
evil uroduced: All difficulties arising between
ii employers and. employed, should be, and we be-
Ieye. can be, settled BY mutual consultation and
eoucesion and if female labor is TO be introduced
into the Newspaper Printing offcesof the country
,lIet e be done from Prineiple-from settled con-
Vietion or its business and expediency and the ft-
;iytnre GOOD Of the sex,-andnot for relief from
present necessity and Inconvenience, thus endan-
s esrne the success of the experiment and doing 10
iastig injury to females by the insutcieney ofthe
teSs applied to their capacity as type-setteEs by
turning them from their new. ayocatipn as soon
s the necessity that called them into ut has passed
.,.v .Qtf SEtsl fS = az
tx we believe that females will make good and
expsrt fype seters but we beg leave to discard the
~ idea adVaneediby some Of our contemporaries that
they can be taught the nicetes and accuracies Of
6the ant in the short space of three months A.
,sman, even Of; superior education and intellect,
has to endure long yeats of pate tol and close
,appMcatiou jbefo.e he can pass the Lynx.eyed
Foreman of well-regulated composing room, as
aneat and accurate type.setter and we hold to the
opinion that the same perseverance, and applica-
ton viii be found necessary on the part OF the wo-
men who are disposed 10 acquire knowledge Of
this bfsnch Of Industry, before they can make
sshshselves even passabIe printers. go ~. Z y.
We certainly desire, however. to see the success
of this eHtsfb for if successful. it must result
IN good to t6elaboring Of the female sex, and
aeanpos possibly result in pnyobartn5 toathe male
lords of creation, asthere area suficiency of 9th
'efaSshdes to fame and wealth open to them.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-30

sTEEa17s -us1s.fti Ef1ot Sc 80
hss nIseuaral in tls news
z-sfa or city, in relation 10 the price paid BY the
here for boiling iron we deem 1t necessary
to state the following information the pub
le The iron and nail manufacturers Of Sheeling have
uniformly disposed to pay tho highest price labor
and have been anxious 70 settle any that might
arise between themselves and those In their employment
without strikes controversies that might ensender
fsshE 0nasEther aide Aceurangys durlng the strike
mat occurred Sone four yciFs since in PtsbprsH the
1annhctareTa here continued TO pay fhe highest prices
TIN ne question was sstted then long time
pa60 cents ton more than pqr rompe tttorstn Pitts
burh end In no case Aimee that e, during the tepres
.sio6In tho iron buSiness have attempted to
ne price ot boiling below, Or sven down % the Fits
bnTgh Standard 5saasfF sissrsT ~ s.7asst
AsrtRe reviEal The iron bnsiness last winter the
solIsra demanded an ahe6 Of 90 cents was
leeeded to. Soon After demand aa made for an
additional rise OF the samS amount and 1t was again
In short tins Rner the second rise, some
time ab6ak ne A6tof Nay last, dnEing e business sea-
SOB az syear, Wheh Me were sread more than
eOmpetOrE ~ the nai the whole cqrpbt
nation OF boilers informed "a On the close OF dayswork
that unless their wageS were JSsed76 cents toni they
would work longer leaving us no alternative hut 10
submit to this unusual unjust, and nanly strike, or to
asPend business and throw ~ our hands out of en-
pIoyment. { 81 i,aAsfisSvy aissss!
The thasforCins us To pay them 20
er cent more than In the nail bust
SIS. And have been compelled, during The past sum
feT to price, IVhen owing 70 tho low price
i nails East, and the high price OF metal and labor here
The busIBess nay been Worse than At time aimee we
have been eDEa ged in it,. The mil
WAYS buy s1eTioE 1e at price several dollars per
Ton more than otheTs pay elsewhere, work
ttbo price Or tie bs nails, and II we are
compelled By combinations oity 90 more for our
labor than others sell IN ts Iket iOrthe same
price it is easy to sec that g not far distant,
when We mus. DO wholly excluded RON The market anal
Az. bT.,eb III industry which been Ae
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-30

urThe French papers speak Of The new Paris
ian dish fried rattle snake, as a novelty of.thei1
own invention. 1t is not. In the old Florida war,
Ionr mensl discovered that rattle-snakes were good
to eat, and used to cook them Is pleasing change
after salt horse and buBedit, - = s3D4'0a2
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-30
PIANOS AND VIOLTNS.

- nm % El4NIy NM 4ENl3' II 9llgy,
81 uns Of very superior quality, with some very ine vi
olipceosi GltaIs, and teyery bestof italian, French
Music Paper ofa binds, With general stock
Of Musical Of rig
bosto3 OF which win arrive today or and
arc now well known aud appreciated that they need
RECOMMENDATION We respectfully invite the musioS4!
the old Music and Variety Store, No25 Union st.,
novel, iia5is !ls.. s.at Il 81 t. JAS! .MELLoR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-30
,nTsIUK AND lAFFLIOTED.a :

THE most safe and certain remedy ever known to the
world for the cure OF obstinate coughs, eolds asthma
bronchitis, blood splitting, liver complaint, whoopng.
cough Group tickling rising in the throat, de-
bity pains In the side breast broken constitution
from tho abuse caiome other causes, is DOCTOR
IsWAYNE,S- COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHR
ny; and consumption, aer has reached STATE
without struggle to this great original Wild Cherry pre-
psration Remember-the great Original Wild Cherry
preparation, and ony compound prepared regular
physician, is manufactured under the immediate caro- Of
DR. STKAYNE, at his Laboratory, No. North Seventh
ST. above Market, PhIladelpha, y---=,-----
Por sa1ss' 5y-pE. JAMES EAKER; KELLs d CALD-
WILL; and PATTERSoN& Co. Wheeling. FLEMING
BROS, Pittsburgh. -BURpsALL & Co., ctacinnati
And by dealers generally. -Li -.1fs4 sep1s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-30

: .CRImrEA1o GoNVloTED.-We have hut rarely seen
more excitement or more persons in attendance at
a monthly term of our County Court than were
present yesterday, to witness the trial OF negro
Charles, the property of George B. Bealf; esp of
this county for attempting rape upon the person
Of Miss Catharine Kelly, a respectable Young.
white lady Of our county. The following gentle
men composed The Court: Braxton Davenport, Pre-
siding Justice; John J. Lock, Geo. ". Little John
]. sOfanthamy and Jacob Reynolds, Justices. Tile
evidence on The part of the young lady, was clear
positive and convincing, and we doubt IT there
was person in the Court House who felt any hes
taion as to the guilt ofthe prisoner. He was ably
and fairly represented by Andrew Hunter, esq.,,
whilst the Common wealth, from the indignant
feeling which was feltin the community, was not
only represented by its Attorney, CHARLES B. Hard
ing, esq, but, by Charles ]. Faulkner, esq., Of
Berkeley, and N eSsrss VIM. Q. Wotthington and
Jolrnl SY. Kennedy of our oWa BAR The speech,
es of the Counsel thFougout, were short and peril
neht; though we have rarely heard more eloquent
defence OF a more powerful conviction. Alter a.
Gulf Investigation, and IN impartial hearing, the
negUo as chaIgedt was pronounced guilty by the
Court, and sentenced to be hung on the first Fri
day in January, (next,) which will be on the 6th.
1t is no doubt a righteous and i1st verdict, and
will meet the requirements of the law and the
ends of inStice-ChGFlestor6n Spirit Of Jefferson.
0--~0 Z Il ~ z
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-30
onI my BIg-lsr, he would have mutt cred, % ]
But that he driedup ere the word was uttered.

- At this moment we discovered that we had been
Iaboring under misunderstanding and through
the atnicable Intervention Of the pressman, wi no
thrust roller between;our faces, (Which gave the
whole affair very different complexion,) the mat
Ter was finally settled on the most friendly terms,
land without prejudice to the honor either party.
We yvnte this while sitting without any clothing,
except our LEFT stocking, and the rim of our hat
enciTcling our neck like ruff Of the Elizabethan'
eTa,-that article of dress having been knocked,
over our head at early stage Of the proceedings,
and the crown subsequently torn eff, while the.
Judge is sopping his eyes with cold water in the
next room, small boy standing beside the sufferer
with basin, and glancing with interest OVER the
advertisements in'the secondIpage OF the San Die
go Hetald d.. a fair copy Of which was struck off
upon the back of his shirt the time we held him
over the press. ~ --77s % g igf's,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-30

DEAR s1R:GzTYiH you be so kind as to inform
me whether one or two female prigters could, in
case of emergency, be obtained in your city, and
to this pfaoef 3D. At what rates
they woFkl and 3d., Whether they sat type with
facility, make clean proofs, &c2
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-30

DR. MoRsE,s 1NvtGoRATING 'CoRDIAL. !.
The only sure safe remedy, yet dscoyCredi Gen
era Debility, Physical Prosraon Iritability, aud all
Depression Rxcitsmen Dislike Society, Incapacity
tor studyor business Loss OF Memory, Mental Debility
eto.-see advertisement, ,s, = ,,.i ~, sep1s 3
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-30

The sixth anl last round is described by the
preSsnan and compositors as having been feaE[ully
scientific. We held Boston down over the press
by our nose (Which we had inserted between his
teeth for that purposes) and while our hair was
employed in holding one Of his hands, we held the
other incur leIt and with the ssHesp,s foot brand
ished above our head shouted to him, SAY Waldo.'
Never he gasped-ftH ,sfnt = e
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-30

JAS H. MoMEc HEN ia a candidate for the SHERIFF
Atty, at the election to DO held in the Spring of 1854
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-30


We feceivet every week, ffnrn all hnTIs Of the
country Inquifies similar to the foregoing; and to
rave trouble call TOuht,1 have co1cludedS las
Wanen in 'sUncle Tom says, TO answer them in
mass ssgenerdlE and I'd reply to this one from
TennesSaeset particularly! 8 - s,.ss,s Wa
In Boston, probably, there are some two hundred
girls in printing offices, most of whose
families tesideip ibis city OF in its lmmediatdYl-
cinItys They'Ar8 principally in the Offices Of
weekly papers or magazines. hey cam if they
have a:good common school ed learn set
type With Eacilityinit three month"; pnactices The
price paid is nom eighteen to twenty cents per
OF SOY two the price piid to
men. A girl can set type as fast as man can; and
in our Office OUT best slnhie CONF working
eight lime hours psi day earn NON seEen to
eiehf dollars I1et WE go .E7l =
Where are honest DenocTacys ~ Iss ~
eaS ais9eaolsaAd w., tPaShiagtoI gshtiatl.
{ your ion u, a puEzIer. W kiieR
the localities of greet many sorts Of Democracy,
but you areIlQIiHHg as to the whereabouts Of
kind that rarely bows ITSELF live can ascertain
the latitude and longitudeiof its habitation, we
will tell you all about it.-L0u. Journal.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-30
Fun In California.

There is little paper printed 1t Diego, Cal
ifornia, callettthe San Diego Herald4 ordinary
grave paper that went into the support OF John
3 sE for Gpgernory feS 9 VS. inspected OF ne
Ju6s d Anne ia county itdge and moderate man.
Lateis-bei6re theelscllo n-he took,it into his
he'd togopn q touE 10 another part OF state, 10
nelectioneer probably for the Democrats Bgler'
and entrusted the Herald during sahsesice 10 the
charge Of Ohm Phoenix, Esq, gentleman ofthat
ilk, known in this vicinity by the rame of Derby.
E3ut4he Jtdse had forgotten to inquire into the
natpEs,of, Mr.. Ph@nixs liiics aud the thing
the new editor,dhl waft to change Tue pelrlcat cha
Eaoter Of tho Herald, by running ,npsihe name.Of
William Waldo for Governor The judges con-
sternation inaybedaIcied. Heiupediately wrote
back a letter Phnix, telling him to bring the Her
aldbachsto! itssallegian ayheIeupon Rhnnlx de-
olares his democracy2that his support Of Waldo
was asmiSake, and asks forgiveness, nvowing him
self ready 'tto embrace democracy with ardor, slap
her oiifhs hacks and .dedlAEe hiniselr in favor Of
erecting assialue Of Andrew Jackson on the Pla-
81 is whatever is, is right'' (says Phcenx,) Gas
the old gentleman .swsetly remarked when he
chopped the end of his nose off with razor in the
endeavoIito, kill fly lit thereon when he was
shayiDg, and applies the remark tothe election Of
BgleIt aud addss'l II this election should, how
ever indirectly cause San Diego to assume its pro-
per position as the first commercial city Of CAhtor-
Shall reverence the name ofJohn Bigler for
ever, and will bestow that honored apPellation
upon iy su o up
on y ~ ~ e. ,,s so,s ,,n,
such time aS he shall be old enough to learn and
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-30

A ,SYLLoolsM.-- David was a Jew hence, "the
Harp Of DavidY was a Jewsharp. Queslion-Ho%
the deuce did he sing his psalms alIGplaY omit nj
the same timer J. q l-------.s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-30

,9fr Just LArrived.f tl
lpHoDfsS, ASeNAIR srFCo have just resolved thsir
III first stock ofiFall and Nv Inter Goods comprising
sSssyti"g Fapsy aPs sf]Pls suitable FOR ss'''T anu
Please give us oall-rSD, 3Ps Main street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-30

''The true Union Democracy has been discou-
ragged, aud its best men cut down. The samegsn-
policy which has favored the VaII Buren, free
soil faction of the Moth, has favored the secession
treti men who stoodiby the tlemocratlc naItY and
the Union in 1913. That is q, fact which the pre-
sent Cabinet has 10 meet at The tnbHnal Of PUBLIC
opinion. That is fact which will Stare Congress
in the face and appeal to it to save the Deanoera
cy from the stain which Is king it an object Of
popular contemptH 80, 81 ,5 r,e siis'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-30

LAND FOR SALE -----
Eitoself my farm near hoelIus. ma, ~,
on liberal terms, and In one more traets = 4ell
desired mare ESj2c 9oSS be