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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-01
Weextract from letter written by Mr.. John
Wolf, to friend in this Borough, bearing date
MI. VERNON. Lowell 1. HUI


NEVADA CoUNFYs CAL, June 6, 1858. ..
'sIregret 10 mention the probable death of Jo-
seph G. Henderson,, of Claysville, Washington
County, Pa. He and wintered together i'll Grass
Valley. He left here in February last for Little
York, to which place went and saw him on Sunday,
the 9Th of March. The next day, Monday, came
here, Lowell Hill, and on Tuesday Henderson 81
so came here to the mines, and expressed the nten-
tionot going to Nevada City, to place himself I'M
der the care of Doctor. He said he had not been
able to work, aud was weak and sore in the breast.
He ate his dinner at the Cabin where i staid, and
it YVES then raining. 1 tried to prevail on him to
stay Till morning, but he said he would go that
night, he thought he could get through by dark.
1t is 20 miles from here to Nevada City, and diff
ficult road TO find by those unacqnainted with it
About an hour after he started it began to snow
very hard, and in short time the snow as foot
deep. As he has not been heard of since, the
probability is he lost thetrack and persisted in the
snow. He might have been murdered by the In
dians, OF destroyed by the wild beasts, but think
it more probable that he persisted in the snow. Mr..
Henderson was moi in debt, and his mines in Little
York were paying WELL Had he intended to re-
main away, he certainly would have made some
disposition Of his property. have no doubt thar
he isdsAd.,'
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Are solo Agents in tho United stRtcs Tor
Muspratt,s superior BIeechiis Powder.

Are Solo q gents IN thGs4 nAtetAs SIALcHA ot
MuspTatt,s superior Bleaching Powder.
Victoria Nj us t,slebrat ted WI ltipg Papers.
Russell as Superior =.
Genesce Printing =.
Rayvlins 4! Sons, English 1issue %
First quality y tfamartne Blle ..;-J -. .tss /.
They Agents for the Paper
eTs IN this Oler for Sale hytar tho most eS
tensiy and aud desirable stock OF Paper and Paper Manu-
cturers that canbe found in this or oer
'countTy X Et5Z
are sold by tho case only IS
Their extraordinary facilities enable them 10 offer all
Goods both FoTeignand Domestic at the possible
prices. .s,y ), /,
vances made on consgnments of Paper, Paper Makers
stock and other merchandise
The highest market price patdtncash FOR all klnas
Rags. 0uSt-1y..
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sRoast beef said boaflersto awaiteE sHow
wilI you have It, sioi We'll done, thou good and
faitllql seryopt.,
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BARMuM5S aOTEL,
.nn,Iln,rn1,Nn Ain.

CUMBERLAND MD.
THE undersigned, late prop rctor of the United sues
Hotel pleasure in Informing the public that he has
leased the above Hotel Tie building has undergone
thorough cleansing from bottom to top IS now IN ne
order for the reception and genteel i
those who may please to patroRize it. No eHenfs WIN
be spared to make this establishment one among Inc @
Hotels. r-,o.
poRE w. EvANs-it will be conducted under ihe mn. u
W. Evans Son. The old patrons OF the United tS
and the public in general, arc respectfully Iequsssu "
continue their support to this houses terms MOueIHs
eooi6 E99alre ior sl'a'i'uilrS t10's w. EVANS.
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REMOVAL.

1HAvE removed my wholesale stock of DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, to the new four story brick building
No. 11g, l1nin street,
west side, between Monroe aud Union streets, where
win BIO prepared with carry and extensive Spring
stock direct from Importers and manufacturers, which
would be pleased to have my old friends customers
to call and examine.
feb4 WIN. It, SELBY. i
U5-J g. etealf will be found at the above establish
nlent, where he awaits his old rricll;s.
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MIR. HoBBs AND THE ENGLISH LOCKS MlTBs.-lt
is now pretty generally known that until the year
ort he Great Exhibition nobody had succeeded in
obtaining the 900 guineas' offered by MessTs.
i ramah TO nnyperson who could pick their cele-
brated lock. This piece Of mechanical ingenuity
was atlast performed by Mr.. Hobbs, from Alnerl-
On, who was not lockmnker but lockpioEer;
since then the art of picking looks has become
somewhat elevated, and has attracted the atten-
ton of seyctalof our ftst-rate engineers. The
Society of Arts IN John street, Adelphi, desIrous
Ell circular last year for premiums on various az
ticles of manufacture, among which was one tlor
the invention of good lock- combining srengln
and great security from fraudulent attempts,
cheapness, freedom from disarrangement py eltt'
and requiring only small key. The conditions
upon which the prize of 810 was TO be awarded
seem to be somewhat inconsistent with the object
required; but nevertheless the offer commanded at
tentlon and the successful competitor was Mr.
Saxiey, of Sheerness; and to him tue PRIZE was
awarded by the committee, the chairman oeing
ar Chubb, the lockmaker in st. PauPs church,
ward BY a letter from Mr.. HOODS, which appears
in the Journal of the Society of Arts oil the 24th oil
June, we find that Mr.. Hobbs's curiosity induced
committee presided over by Mr.. Chubb, had pro-
nounced to be one most in acco1dance with the
prescribed rules ofthe Society; when, so far from
It's possessing that s'great security required, he
discovered that it was constructed on the prlncl-
ple of the ssYale lock-" such as are manufacture
ed by Mr.. Cotterill, of Birmingham; and to prove
20 the persons present that it possessed no "secn[
rity'' Mr. Hobbs, taking small straight iron wire
from his pocket, and thin strip of steel, opened 1t
in the presence of several members of the society
in three minntes.-LondOn Bankers Circular.
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tx
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Great through Line for the East
LTAHE baltimore aud Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling to
II Baltimore and connecting with tile w Washington
branch Rail Road at the Junction called the Relay
H0use,l miles nom baltimore, with the hilalef
nhIa Baltimofe Rail Road ID Philadelphia
The great tunnels upon the line Completed and
road is i'm fine condition presenting one Of
Thenow and splendid steamers OF tho Union Line from
louisville and Cincinnati connect with thisToad at
ing and through tickets from these places to Baltimore,
Washington Philadelphia may be had agents,
: ORION the boats.
The mail Wheeling O'Clock
A. NJ, CIYeeling tie9 and arrives at C20I
ines0 p NJ, and allo wing two hours there ARRIVES in
Baltimore 6S1 iles,0 at a. NJ the next mornings
king the passage through in about go hours including all
! stopnages. IS
! without charger 50 q. esE - 81
PASSENGERS and baggage to- the
Junction. and for Philadelphia, at Bal
ttmoc Without extra charge rayelers allowed am
pelfme and opportunity points obtain their meals.
Through tickets rom Wheeling to Baltimore, ewith
privilege ofIyng anywhere the route $86Qp
WCshlngton ito Philadelphia, St0-to2 be had on
board Tile steamers Union Line the Ohio ard OF
tho Rail Road gents Wheeling @ b. FoRD) Mounds
Vile. niaT Wh PAtsktR, GIen'L snE.t. !
=
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Thomas HUgg; IN Gh1nCeiy
VS.. In the Circuit court oil
,t,,,,,,. nrbIBn,e nIlnnr Comfy.

y
Thomas M'Lachlun,s admir-. Ohio County.
TOY virtue OF decree made in this cause by said Court
ID onthc ed day June 1853, tho underu gned sheI
Of Ohio county aud such acting aa IN the
premises, will proceed to sell ON Thursday tue
front door the Court louise OF Ohio connty lot
eighteen the half oil lot No 179, in East Wheel
ngots Nos @ and 10l nine and lin square NO. CS9
eighteen in South Wheeling, formerly known ltchia
Town. and lois Mo- sixteen, square No. TWEEN
ing, SO many thereof may be sufficient for the pur
Terms of Sale Ten per centor the purchase money in
cash and credit for the residue OF six twelve anu
ing bonds for the different any with good securl
bearing Interest from the day SALE and tho title to be
retained as further security until The whole purchase
money is paid WDi. s. WlCKHAN,
iy2s-t .63 ShGrinr 81 Commissioner.
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LYoSs KArH1lRoN-Th invaluable article, for crad
eating Danru curling. Identifying and preserving the
hair is said by all to be discovered. We
should think the ladies' would all try it, certainly Price
% cents large bottles Advertised in another column
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Anlrew j. PInnelI,

-AHUIV5' p UIIn0II' In CIoncery
$780,, n, vs. ,3 In the Circuit Court of
william As stis,s s"iiAl .. anu Ohio County,
DY virtue of decree made in this by said Court
ID on tho 2Ist day of May 1852 the undersigned Sheriff
or Ohio county, such acting Commissioner In the
premises, will proceed Thursday, the first day OF Sep
tcmber 1853 the front OF Court House OF Ohio
county, public auction TO the Inquest bidder, the
piece parcel ground in the Bill and proceedings nen
twenty seve In North Wheeling, winch the said Will
liam bail died seiYed g-.g
TERMS Of SaleTenper cent in cash, andtwo hundred
aud min IL five dollars upon credit until the first day Of
April 1885, with from the day sale, the interest
paid the first day OF April OF zach after the
SALE the residue 10 be paid in three equal in
six twelve and eighteen months after The date OF said
sale, with interest the day OF sale the purchaser Civ
ing to said Commissioner, bonds with good security for
the deferred payments and the title be retatnedas fur
the security till tue purchase money is paid in illl
WM. S. WICKHAAI,
jyos-tS53. Sheriff y Commissioner.
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Notice to Contractors.
HBMPFIEL D RAIL ROAD.

HEMPFIEIDt RAIL ROAD.
f=ORoPosALS will be received at Wheeling, from the
10Th TO the 22ltday oriAttgus for the grading OF
twenty sections, and all the heavy masonry
the line OF tie .iempf Rail Road. II
The work now red includes section No. 4, entering
the cyo Wheeling, with small tunnel under the new
grave yard and high bridge across Wheeling creek.
Itinoludes also important bridge across the Monon
cahela River, and another the Youhtogheney.
Among the sections fered four are between tho Yough
iosheney and Monongahea Rivers the valley 81
the little sewckey creek, several on Mingo Creek and
three OH tile Wheeling creek.
On sections east oil the Monongahela hlVefls
an Important jab Of tressel,wo 49, ,,t,4.
Tbework now offered is situated in a heelthy district Of
country, viii attractions to able
Plans and specIfcationsw be found at the kngineers
Office in Wheeling, alter the 10Th day OF August.
P.S-The contractor for section No 81 on which there
is anmpotant tunnel, having failed to fulfil the terms of
the agreement that work will be 70 the same time 70
parties capable oFglvng adequate evidence OF their ability
10 carry it through. BY order of the Board,
6li,fa K. T. CONRAD, President.
Charles ELLEr, Jr. Chief Eng,r. 1y13
From the Birth Place of Christie
pher Columbus!
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF HAMPT0N'S
VEGETABLE TINCTUKE.
a Letter from an Officer in our Gallant Many.
El have many other letters We give below, and
again say to the afflicted, why viii you delay trying
the great Restoratlvef
US. SnlP CUMBERLAND, GENOA, SARDINIA,
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CURE OF HEREDiTARY scRoFULA.

The following certificate is eminent Lawyer of
kentucky, who is knowlln all OF the States having for
1t affords pleasure to state that Dr. Aumptons Tine
turc has aectedp most cure OF my slave
boy, Albert. Thcpatent three years age,
the scroula. His father is sepI1oas The boy was
moving mass from head 10 foot The uppeldS
ote eyes much swollen AMI turned inside out ex.
hbiting horrible ulcers and rrotruded
eye.palIs, produce blindness. Its Strange yet
true, this felt resigned to die relief
suneribg-has been restored 10 health under the
treatrnento of Ur. Hampton. Mp THOMASSON..
Louisville, March 20, 1851. 55 *
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JOHN 3. VOW ELL
UNION HOTEL

GEORGETOWN, DC
THIS large and convenient house, having hem Thorough
ty repaired and refitted with entirely new furniture Of
handsome and comfortable style, is now open orhs &c.
commodati of guests.
The subscriber invites the patronage public
those who favor him with their company may beassutd
Of hnspiable reception the best fare, anu such comforts
and attentions as win mako his house compare aHoaag
with the best kept hotels IN The District or
Omnibus es constantly pass to and from The CaEIs4
running until eleven O'Clock at night ,,,,,,,-,,
np22-6m .s-af-= = W.A FIIEhU1h
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CURE OF COUGH, VERTIGO, RHEUMATISM.
Cure OF the venerable Dr. Dunni's son. tIeeity OF
Baltimore man well and whose testimony adds
to tho Triumph OF .Hamptons Vegetable rfnclure.''
~ - - BALTINoRE, Feb.9 1852.
Alcssrs. Mortimer & Mowbray entIemen. 1t is with
real pleasure able attest the general healing
and curative powers OF DR.. Hampton's Vegetable Tine
ture. Sometime during last was taken with
very had and serious cough advised take Cod
Liver Oil and did but getting no better, was induced
to try your TnCtue. Il got bottle and before had
used it ali my codghlef Permit that
for fcei years have suffered very much from
rheumatism and Vertgoi combining me- times, to
good health to the of the Tncture, and kind Prov
dence
You are, my friends, at bertyto use this as you may
think proper and beievee, yours, respectfully,
c. DUNAN.
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AGooD HiT.-In the course of discussion in
the Massachusetts Convention, good deal was
said about the RIGHTEOUSNESS of the press where
upon Col. schouler, of Boston, made very fair
,retort
ga great deal has been said about the licentious
ness of the public press. Now, sir, happen to
have had great deal to do with the public press,
and must say that the most licentious part of my
experience with the public press has been in the
defence of men in public stations. Great laugh
ter.) trust, Mr.. President, am not out of or
der" (Laughter.l
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AIDYI8F TTsI2gs 4 9 En- Ts.
For IsnItiniore, SYnsafngt on3 sIliIndelphin
Great through Line for the East.

- 8 aTT
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uJThe editor of the Columbus Statesman, who
started with the pleasure party for Niagara. seems,
from the following, to have got enough of their
entertainers hospitality by the time he arrived at
Cleveland:
might make this letter, written before break
fast andin hurry, the medium of avast amount
of personal intelligence, by running over the
nomenclature of editors; but there Is little use IN
that. Nearly every paper IS here by ITS editor or
sub. You ought to have seen the boat last night
about midnight, when they get through coalins--
with the humanity Strewn aboutit Carpet sacks
were convenient as pillows, and if one half got
state rooms, they fored better than could posi-
bly, have Jared, judging by the luck had during
the day. was the very hindmoSt IN the hlndmost
caJ-had to stand up most of the way; anu being
tie last served, did not come IN for my share oil
the dinner and other tickets so munlticently pro-
vided xc'' The check taker here insisted on
taxing my checks, and having my trunks aboard
the boat He put two of them on the wrong boat,
and after had got off again, found the biggest
here among some old lumber on the depot corner;
That's fun Ohio gelI0riOus! hope-nay,
know, my brethren of the press will have better
account to give. If they have mol trust that
excursions will not become popular, on account oil
their cheapness. Idon like to write this way.
/ feel as If ought to praise somebody. There
are generous intentions at the bottom oil the thing
doubtless ButI rather think it has been oVerdone.
We should have had two boats, if the puncely
ssmagniticencen was to be carried out.
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on the Reading RaiIroad:
Both the accused parties, the Messrs. Heliner
and Payde, have confessed judgment to the Read
aug Railroad Company for the amount of the frauds
as agreed upon by the parties, and the disposition
of the Coleries was made by the landholders' en-
dorsers and some of the creditors interested, so as
10 prevent stoppage of mining operations in the
present state of the Coal Trade. The property of
both parties was levied upon by the sheriff; but.
with the consent of the judgment creditors, the
AIessrs Payne have sold their collieIy establish
ment to Mr.. Charles A. Hecksher, OF New York,
fer 1000, which will cover all theifindebted S.
we presume this will he the end of this business
for the present 1t is understood the Reading Rail
road Company will not prosecute, and from the
present state of feeling it is supposed no prosecu-
lions will be commenced, unl1s by those creditors
who have been cut out by the above arrangements,
some of whom leel determined to have satisfaction
IN some shape or ether.
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uJThomas Piunket and his wife quarelled at
Their home in New York the other night, when the
lady took up a pitcher and broke it oyer Thomas's
head. She unfortunately broke his head also, all
most too bad for surgery to mend it. Family jars
are unpleasant things, but family pitchers appear
10 be far worse. sSl55
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Messrs Mortimer &: Mowbray- Gentlemen: The First
Lieutenant ofis ship, who has been suffering many
his usual health by The OF amptons Vegetable Tine.
ture desires you TO ssndhm one dozen bottles oftha
Medicine
Another Lieutenant OF the q. s. Navy, board
this ship, also wishes you 10 send him one dozen OF
Champions Vegetable Tincturc,n by the Store Ship
which leaves the United States in February March, for
Srrzzia 800. - ~
The ''Tincture1 you sent receivedi in good or
DER and take pleasure in informing you, that has been
used with grcad several oil our officers in cases
OF Dyspepsia. respectfully yours,
VERNON ESKRIDGE, Chaplain u. S. Navy.
We have two other listers from Rey. MIR. Eskridge,
equally strong as above.
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whats the matter. asked gentleman yes
terday, on hearing servant woman talking ina
very loud key in his house, what is the matter,
KittyG' Sure, was the reply land here the
mistress has been saucing me-, The gentleman
bade the misttess be humble aud submissive,
knowing as ne did that ON no other conditions do
Washington servants chose to labor.
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: - ~ q 551snrdon. harris,

16eR oF n2srY No. aI
street. opposite the iSrchange BUILDINGS, bIes DE- T.
practical experience Of over ~ csss
eases which have too long been yielded ~ y cos
clans to the hands Of Quaekcrys ne ,si nsis ~
fdensially, either IN person on ~ ene by
letter to Dr. Harris Baltimore, Nd All ,r # u s.
confdsntial, remedies sent by mai 10 any apriy
See advertisement on iourih'pase.
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GENERAL DEBILITY From oNE OF rlIE OLDEST MAG
isFR4.TEssI IN RALTgnoRE.

BAIrINoRr, Sep. II, 1851.
Messrs Mortimer q MoNhTayi feelt a duty
known the benefits have derived rom nr llaInptona
inciure For length of tire have been subject togreat
prostration and great debility OF the
nervous system accompanied with palpttlon aud t1lt
tering othe heart had such sudden attacks on one
Casio could scarcely get home. IL making mention
my case to friend, he referred ME TO Joseph Staple
ton Esq, old highly respectable citizen OF Bati.
more, who had used the rlncture under similar circum
stances licalled MT. Sapeton and, ater antnter.
view minutes, fully satisfied OF the medical
virtues of the Timctnre, from the evidence before me-
his npetson, who, for some time Indicated
failing state OF health,
with the activity OF youth Z hume dately eommencel
using TnctuT and before Iook the contents
bottle Strength leneed, and 1canSSol as brisk
and as active Twas twenty years aga. This Tine.
is Inc grand restorative OF tile digestive organs,
winch, when destroyed, the whole system is
suffering. s5ias4 80
do assert it's In reality what it is to be
by DIR. Hampton, the inventor.
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TaurH.--An old German song says, in account
ling for the general want Of yaracity among men
ssWhen first on earth the truth wasborn,
She cTept into 4 hunting horn;
The hunter cames tile horn was blown;
BtltswLeEe truth went was never knoHn.Y
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Thomas II. Gibson, !, .
PJ.ITM RER AND GAS FITIbh

< PLUM Der AND GAS FlTIbh,
No. Union st, opposite c. III. 1,, seD
u EGSieave to iniofm his friends and le and
ID eTal that lie continues to carry on lAe
gas fitting in all its various branches ana
cts a share OF public patronage. -; r;rrs coCf
He has constantly on hand, lead anu n" h5tI boilers,
mon and patent hydIants cistern pumps, for ~
water closets, wash basins, cold water @ and AZ
tells, water coolers for private t1nnhesi nv bnv,s al
shower baths bath tubs, lend and iron sgelA
collins, hatters kettles, Ietortso beaci zha
chemical apparatus, etc. iPaetoaes' e'S. -
dispatch. 80. beisr hLta,
Ali orders LETT at the above place will be 'nanA'-'
ceiNed and prompt! " a tendedto' ;.I meet with
N b. All orders from the country W.. 'apf-6nd
prompt attention 49, ,-z,,--5ovs4 10
TIHlLDRENlSl ana boy's sttaly hats. AssO-I'
" cy FUR hats dab and black. u,pprR & S0N.
: a f1v.lys Coming. and desiLa bic sSoas 49,
ing every few days at The popular SSISTSrB & BRO
NO. SALMON.
Z Al FEW barrels In store, and for SAFE " REILLY
IA mar -=--sT.;IeI
- Now is thc time TO make n 81 ,sspertfdlI
IHE ctizens Of this place and vicinity az improved
invited TO call and try the new anu III EuIlitule
Piano and FuTnff Polish. II ~ t nossed
and Pianos as beautiful shine or polish as ty
when new PRicH-Only SO cents Iet Glove 10 1ss
For sale at j. sR1CkElSoN'S MUSIC '' iunes-3m
Mainst = ~ ss42-i -, -------------7
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sPaC1AL MOTTO Els.

PersiansMnir Dye.
THIS Dye is warranted II used according to directions
to change the hair from any color, to beautiful
= : PERFECT JET BLACK,
WITHOUT r. go,
Staining the Skin.
Price, 80 cents per bottle For sale WELLS q cALD-
WELL, Wholesale Agents, and by WAN. R. MCKEE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-01

TIE READING RA1DRoAD FRAuDs.-The Potts
Vile Miners Journal has the following reference
10 the settlement of the fraudsrecentIy committed
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Marshall and Ohio Turnpike Company.
TTIHE tolls charged heretofore this road
and is the earnest desire ofthe aper
will attend promptly to paying tolls without this
revtnue tho Company have no means OF preparing the
road winter use, ani iSof importance TO all that
this be put in the best possible
pair the public accommodation Without ollg this
cannot Be done.
Juiy2Sif ]. H.PENDLETQNt Sec'y.