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l.
.-1.srest increased "a per cent, per Month go
yv,rIE ESTABLISHMENT OF THIS INSTITUTION, three
wears and half ago. upon the plan and opera
-. ~ similar Institutions in Europe and the Atlantic
Ste regulating the rates Of interest by the value o
Money in this country
DEPOSITS draw interest at the rate Of \ cent pei
month as per Rules and Regulations 10 be hd at the
Bank. .c
special agreement money Deposited for Specific Oh
Particular time.
Es- Deposits with Interest payable on demand
TO MINERS.
Coll Dust sent to coinage will be returned as sooI
as received from the Mint free of charge or II IT remain OF
deposit will draw interest above stated Mint cer'n
Gates bought in whole or part.
To prevent fraud and insure Identification persons Sehu
ing money for deposit will be particular to send the name
az the Town County, State Country where they were
born their birtha mothers before marriage, anc
their signature. ,c
Bank open early in the morning till evening, and Satur
day till clock p NJ, for the accommodation OF mechan
les, laborerS, &c.
General Banking Department.
Exchange o all the Atlantic cities. Gold Dust bough
at market rates Unusual Banking facilities afforded,
deposits from merchants and other business
LILY II IS5i-lO,r ROBINSON & co.
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Notice

Notice.
D c. 7. L. HORN have removed to No 81 'FRONT.' s..
LIE between Sacramento and California streets e''
San Francisco Ang. IL 1854.
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SAVINGS BANK.
Corner Of Clay and -Montgomery streets

rST,BEIsHED FEBRUARY, 1851
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a CAUTION !-PRIvATE MEDICAL OFFICE
! Hundreds of those who have contracted ve-
nereal diseases are disappointed of cure by not
calling on DR.. YOUNG at first. He will forfeit
any sum if he fails to cure any that may
come under his care, no matter how long stand
ing or affiicting-such as ulcers, tumors, nodes,
bunehes, pimples on the face and body, pains
ir the bones and joints, wakefulness, trembling,
copper colored sores wasting of the bone, ema-
citation, loss of appetite, strength and flesh,
in the nose and ears, loss of hair, weak eyes, itch
ing, humors, &e. &c.
Many persons after being relieved of external
appearances of private disease, suppose themselves
cured but, after few MONTHS find they are
troubled with various symptoms which they never
had before, and which they find it impossible to
relieve.
To all who are afflicted in this way, DIR. Young,
would particularly recommend the trial Of his
skill. The symptoms with which you are troub-
led are caused by venereal taints in your blood,
which sooner or later, will destroy your health
and happiness. No person who has ever had an
attack of any private complaint, should fail to
consult DIR. Young, and take few bottles ofhis
invaluable purifying medicines, as then they can
rest assured that their blood is in perfectly pure
and healthy condition, and that every trace of
ses cured in from two TO five days. without change
| OF diet or hindrance from business or no charge
made. DIR. YOUNG,
| Upstairs Corner of Montgomery and California
| streets, express buildings.
Office hours from A. NJ, o9P.M.
A CAUTION beware of nostrums sold at
apothecaries shops, and by selfstyled Doctors if
you do not wish your constitution ruined for
| life.
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= EI}iC8b ADNICE-DB YOUNG WHO
" has become SO celebrated for Thousands OF
cares which he has performed on old, chronic,
r'' eu~'al, svpli'it.c, aud all private diseases
" '.'it u-rturt rs ,ou,l.'ttd daily at his once,
C.l ps-.alr. u=r . Montgomery and all
A cure guaranteed. or no pay.
DR. Young has probably had more practice IN
venerea diseases than any other physician in Cal
ifornia. He cures all the most aggravated cases
of this disease, and mild ones in from two to hve
days.
The Doctor has. formany wears been known as
the most eminent and successful physician practis'
ing in the United States and, what ls more I'M
portant to the patient, he always effects speedy
and permanent cure.
Travellers, Seanen, Miners and others who wish
TO be cured without mercury, hindrsnce from bus
mess or exposure to friends should apply to him
az soon as possible and perfect cure Will be
guaranteed in all cureabe cases Recollect the
name and number
DRYOUNG, Corner of California" and Mont
gomery streets, upstairs Office open from y A
n. to g NJ.
A CARD-FRoM DR.. YoUNG's PRIVATE MED
II OFF1CE-To THE AFFLICTED-1n TINS
age of progress when science is developing itself
| in such manner as to appear almost miraculous,
everything in common place is looked upon as
not worth notice In view of this fact DR.. Young
(at 226 . Dupont ST. has concluded to leave the
beaten track hitherto pursued by most scientific
physicians that of waiting for the public to find
YOU out alone and publish to the world, as much
as NAV be, his knowledge of the healing art, to let
those who may be in need OF assistance know
where they can find relief without fear OF being
imposed upon.
| In continuation of this object, DR.. Young would
say, that for the past ten years he has pursued
the practice Of medicine in one of the largest cit
les in the United States, with the highest success,
and that his standing physician is without
reproach, having at one time been lecturer at the
University of Pennsylvania on venereal diseases,
&C.
TTnor all Of these considerations, DIR. Young
has condolences in introducing himself to the pub
lic knowing that they will sustain well earned
merit.
The following are few of the many .estimo-
n ais which have appeared in the public journals
the last few years
/ From the Boston Medical Journal.
Although we are opposed to the system of ad-
vertisng for good and sufficient reasons, still we
deem it but Justice to say that Dr. Young is one
of the most industrious and indefatgable vota-
ries of the medical science in the Unitod States.
i From Professor Jackson.
The subscriber is personally acquain' ed with
Dr. Young, and has much of his practice
and can bear testimony to his merits as practi-
toner.
From the New York Herald.
The eminence Of this distinguished gentlemen
in his profession, and the very extended opportu
mites possessed by him for the observation of We
nereal diseases, makes his services invaluable to
those afflicted with the above complaints.
Office, Corner of Montgomery add California SITS
up stairs. 2.6m
Open from A. NJ. to s P. NJ. Sunday included.
!, nR YOUNG No 226 10 Dupont street
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ssn Fran eicsco Advertisements.

m EDiC8L ADVICE-Dg. Young WHO
" has become SO celebrated for thousands OF
cares which he hts performed on old, CHROME,
e. eu~ial sypAi'irc, aud a private diseases,
E''ea0' nar,ury, Is eou,u''td daily at his once,
Dt us -.ai-. .rusr - Montgomery and Cali
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nR. YOUNG, No. 226 10 Dupont street.
~ MEDICAL NoTIcE.-Is is highly important
that persons afflicted with private complaints,
should, on the first appearance of disease, apply
to the physician who understands disease in all
all its varons forms and stages, and can at first
sight extinguish slight local inflammation from
a bad constitution disease. A very little proper
medicine in the first place may save months Of
sickness. My medicines are composed entirely
of vegetable ingredients, have no bad effect on the
constitution, and eradicate every particle of dis
ease from the system.
z. S.-Recent cases of infection cured in from
two to five days. Uitlout change of diet.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
IL DIR. YOUNG who is celebrated for curing
all private complaints of both sexes, has discov.
cred a remedy for the cure of old long standing
cases of Gonorrhea and elects, which he has tried
in more than one hundred cases, successfully,many
Of which had baf1ed the skill of eminent physi-
clans for years and in not one single case has it
failed, nor can it ever fail, as the nature of the
remedy is such that it strikes at the ROOT of the
complaint, and eiadicates il completely in very
few days. New cases cured in an incredibly short
space of time, without change of diet or hindrance
from business.
N. B.-A permanent cure guaranteed to all in
the shortest possible time or no paw will be taken
DR.. YOUNG, Upstairs, Corner of Montgom
ery and California streets
Office hours from A. NJ. to p N. 6m-April2l
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.-yo.erest increased to "a per cent, per Month.
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ARTs scrRNCH AanIcuLruRH NRns PoLIrIcs &c
q s ,hs rss.s ]. .hs pallss
Of al yopr Rights. yuai,s.;,,b
SOUTH FRIDAY DEcEMBER 15 1s54

.wrenchipg from impbteht Spain the fairest
Jewel in her ecasket the beautiful island Of
Cuba. Europe is in q violent turmoil, the
bon; Of the North is marching down his
stand making ready for the complete
ssnnil,ilaton Of Turkey, and the finest, ma
Eyies insthe, world are, maj iestically riding the
seas and bufeting pillows to preserve the
balanceof power; s.a;, 81, si.E}} 8
& sSsss The possession and enjoyment Sof. fame
are capable only Of a temporary duration ;
and when subjected to the proper analysis,
q will be found to saxor, strongly ofavanity.
He, Who has scaled all,its heights and sound
ed even that lower, deep beneath its lowest
depths, cannot personally realize from it
more than brief consciousness. of pre-emi-
nence.. It's pleasures never can find -their
way to decaying mortality in the darkshsm
befs Of death ;-,fos there nothing, not even
sthe-most 'aent copyaisions of theu universe,
will eve heard andsnothing heede save
theleua. ssfening sound of the Ardll-
angel The immortal Spirit will
have bu, u. ,,ipducement to revisit its former
habitation and muse over that which was
instrumental in riveting tito the ,founda-
tons of athe profonndest he'll, to be tortured
forever by afoods and, whirlwinds ;of tenn
pestuous fire. And what are ALL the
crqwns, and conquSsts, and victories Of earth,
when contrasted with;,the ,:extatic and per-
petual bliss Of ] Heayena The great labora-
tory2ef nature is toe5poor. to afford, COM
parison! WHO will spare, a moment to
give thought to aught that transpired in
this probationary state, when once admitted
into celestial home tosduell in the eompa-
ny of the pure, the e.Loly; the redeemed'a Tie
hopors and blessings of fame will be forgot
len, as if submerged under oblivion's heavy
waves, when the enrapturcd soul shall be
pavilioned by; the rainbow coverings of the
great royal palace, and Unparalleled fast by
the Throne Of Jehovah :, There It shall con
tihde to to increase in happiness, beneath the
full-orbcd: splendorpf the Sun, of Righteous;
ness, until Eternity rocks on its base. q :,
@Louely Boicer," Ga, jane, ls54.Es,R.s>
-',s!' =. :. 7. K.sL
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:. POLITICAL.
The Presidents Message

The great length Of. this document pre-
cludes the possibility of7its appearance in
the Press under present circumstances. We
therefore copy q very accurate synopsis Of
itprepared BY the editors Of the Charleston
o.. ~ -. - -
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!, FOREIGN RELATIONS.

~ - FOREIGN RELATIONS. s.,-..l-g !,
Ion this interesting subject, the duty and
policy of the country arc stated. in a brief
exposition. and enforcement of the general
rules: tha. have long been recognized: The
spiflt aaaitenor Of the Monroe doctrine are
ciea5'y; lncu'cated' as; DOL oniyenecessary Tor
the best interests OF the country, but as JUS
aned 10y analogytto ethei european system
Our sys,sn' howe however ]. essentially one i
defence and conservative, security--not tof
tent of iats,oourss i and oi g eemaeisiaF CO.. g
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nfIsCELLANY.
[Fon TUE INDEPENDENT PRESS
Fame

= FOE THE INDEPENDENT PRESS.
~, ~. = .l. fame.
AIa. things throughout the extended range
of existence bear, the luminous impress of
death and revivifcation. Time, from its
earliest dawn, has been one ceasless, varied
!. scene Of revolutions. And a glance at the
ruins OF former greatness is sufficient to
demonstrate the utter transientness of all
efforts arising from a terrestrial origin. The
mightiest achievements of genius in days of
yore, though numbered among the wonders
of the world. are fast crumbling;to their ba-
ses or have entirely perished away. Many
,wonderful cities, with their high and impen-
etrable walls surrounding towering battle
stnehts, q vast area and a numerous popula-
tion, have no longer a place, save in names
enveloped in sublimity and hallowed by
classical associations. The most magnif-
cent structures Of art in Egypt, and Greece,
! and Palestine, those lands Of sweet, familiar
i sound, are all rapidly falling by the corrosive
power Of ages. And in whatever direction
the attention be turned the great truth con-
epicuously appears, "mortalia factap peribunt"
;. The vegetation, which annually plantles,
adorns and beauties the earth, perfumes
the air, with fragrant waiting odors, and de-
lights and nourishes' the living, rises by the
potency Of genial rays and falls before the
wintry blasts. The ripping, roaring streams,
and lovely valleys, and majestic, burning
mountains, with all the scenery iii nature,
will be erased at some epoch In the unex-
plored future. And even old searth and
ocean, yea. all the myrisds Of worlds small
or great that rest or roll in unlimited space,
must pass through a fiery ordeal, the cruci-
Die Of Deity. Man, bearing the image of
his exalted Creator, almost endowed with
divinity, and far surprising the most won
dro,is works in creations ample bounds,
must lay aside his impunity, put off all his
mortality, before he can make his entrance
inte ether and higher spheres. But there
Is principle, deeply fixed in the human
heart, which causes him to fear the realities
} 'of the dread beyond, and hesitate at the per-
!: iiiiions voyage, with its unknown breakers and
a1ntsied difficulties, Il is the strong desire
to- win distinction, that, when he will be
.compalled to bow il passive submission to
! hslsvs IF his being and Bid final, adisu
80 tha theatre on which he has acted, he
4 u 4
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POSTAGE.

appears that the revenue q de psf odies Depart
menidS not eqnai is expenditures By oui tive million.
per anual The chairman Of the IIoae COMMITTEES on
roe, oiess and post roads, reeelily reported bill TO
restore the re eeat rates saEs letters for any dis
lance under three Thousand miles, and DYER that distance
ton cents postage. 70 be prepaid By stamps Il aIso
proposes 10 eqnsze ssd iaHd ssisge and rspsas
the provision in the present law which allows rvdae
ton 81 fity per cont the prepayment Of nevspspsr
postage.
The Pest Ofes Al this tae. il deficient TIVE millions
snaualy. II does not support .elf Dora Congress give
the people tquivileHt for yalss received Verify,
think not. After labor Of five motihs what have
IniEhy sOons accomplished They have spscsed.d
ia carrying through which viii be Of essen
tial service to The coustryihs iHeTssss ef The steam
marine.
Suppose congress should adjourn new instead or next
August, and vote the expenses Of legislation. whieh
would have accrued By that time, 70 The r. o. Depart
nehi, 10 AID ia Facilitating the .nent Of criliz.
iioa aud the spread Of knowledge hrspTout the and-
would the people gain or lose BY the opsfationf
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,lDEcLARATIoH OF TME.ALLIas,

rs TRiPARriTg TEElrr between Great Britaih
France, and Turkey consists Of five articles, pro
vidisg asfsllows:
L. That England aud France engage 70 support
Turkry bt force Of arms until The eonelusiea q a
psace thai shall secare he Independence and in
iseti, oflhe Sultans dominions.
81 That the Port shall not conclude peace with
eat the consent Of lis aitiss
8 That the allies shall evacua,e The Turkish ter
riterIss aner war.
4 This treaty 10 renaia open for the adhesion o.
The other Powers Of Europe.
5. Turkey guarantees 10 all subjects Of the Porte
vitheu distinction Of creed, perfect equality in law
The las, point does hoasr to the Turk, and e
yiaces / liberslily which some Christian nation,
sight initiate.
The Declaration Of war against Russia by the
Qneen OF England Is document which very ma
turally commands great attention. And her sup
pl.useniary Declaration In regard 10 she couduci
sf rrssl Britain towards neulFals il honorable 10
IN, ,sya,ry and The age She declares she "is de-
.ress ii resdsring the war a. liIs onerous pos
sibls II the Powers with whom shs remains a
apssssn Neural property is netto be eonhscaisd
ssa istsss Of maIqae 10 priyaiesrs motto BE- is
sne1
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DISTRICT SCHOOL, no. 20. cHARLEsrowN.

lh'A w JhffERsON.l
An examination of the seholhrs of tllisschOol by
their estimale and Efficient teacher Mr. T. skin
ner took place on the seth Of March, and although
the day was tnproptions it was attended by large
number oflaaes and a considerable nunlber Of gen.
temen but tAe large attendance of ladies evidenced
that they arcalive 10 the interests Of children and
indeed did the s;erner sex nanifst the same spirit
which was shown on this occasion we should see
more rapid development Of the Intellectual faculties
ofour little ones. Too much psaise canno. be be-
slowed on humber Of the ladies' for lie tasty man
ner in which they had fitted up the village school
house with wreaes of evergreen, irterspersed with
artificial flowers, showing how BeauEfely aud hap
PLY nature and art can be blendsd ose5mbined.
This school numbers about "a scholars Of which
that ii had bssn badly managed fo several years
prior to Nr. SINNERS takpgehafge Off il is ssmat-
ter ofastonislment that so much oull he lish
ed in some Or months; and speaks voIumns G. the
ability and industry ofour estiiable Teacher well
as for the degree of talent found amongst its pgps.
To speak Of any one in particular might seem iEssid-
ious; suffice il to say that the answers the different
questions in s.nbranches Of An English education
prompt and distinct; showing tlqt they knew and
understood what they said ald iEeir explanations
were easy and dignihed, the articulation distinct
and wen emphasized; in short Ithisk i is pot whit
behind No. 10. u
waited week hoping thai SONS Adler pen would
chronicle its examination, but waitsd in vain.
A LOCKER ON IL VENICE
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TRIaL SF CHRISTIAN.

The tFis Il cnARLEs B. canIsriAs, Of Anher', -ua-
q, ~ he murder Of Cadst THoAAs BLAcxBuRS, Zen
= ~. n,cnAso g. BLAcxsunS Of this County, the
18th u laausty last. in the tewn q Lexington com
1900 !, I~ki.r,oa On the 18th instsnt. before udge
I.ness Il. Thompson.
CB.s,., ri ths COMMONWEALTH. David T. Moore.
C.mmcaw eaths Attorney, assisted BY TAos ). Niche,
~ ~ PRISONER "a H. IT. SinaH. 81 Anxusta. c.
i. Mu,ky Of LracAbRrg. and Jsm-s b Dornan, Root
Il. DoyIe, Samuel H. Letcher, and John B. Siefrstt o.
Reckbtidge.
The trial exetes ntense Interest," ssc The exsninaiic,
II ii. witnesses was very full especially Of the ed-
ne.fnoss Il whom seem thiak the fatal woaad Sa'
sivss whist The parties the ground DR. Jor'
S.s sssa che diseased powerfully ana finely de-
veopea-nos fat bat nascnlar hats seldom sesa susl
naa for his age." tcaly 20.
Ftan he testimony o. the Witnesses who first heard
~ came. Chrstiaa nsst hare struck Blaekbarn wisk
siek, . the latter uaarnlsd aaa the former "a
-, wi,h stick andsr his ef whsh he entered ths
cAach 10 eall Biackbarn cut.
1sAeiux iron the array q eonns for the defs1se, ths
e.,e L deemed desperate lfthere should al d
i. Il eonvictioa under eireams,aaees % aggragsins
erin aa prosecutions IN this ecuairy will hereass b
desisea no1kery And wanscn waste q tine an.
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/
Er1<<i neetink q De st,ek h.lirss q tkis Geo.
rsnyrn keit !, Al-z.nari.. :. shs IN .st..f. "a
ns pr'rse q deeieing upo. l0c.iios h nssiins
very harncnicar, "a he Ne.tkern Rosie i.r a.
- snen..de.h River chosen viii Essi a..aniiy
ne hcad I. . pass ty Drsnesriis Lessbarg srd hit
bero5th. snd NJ Bliss Rdgr Mo..i.i. a Keytf
Gap aAd Tbs Ekenaads.k River q he Msnfh q De
Long N.nh Rss. palsing half nile soa'k q S1a1sss
Gale SPRAYS. Tbs fss oclioa ofths Western psriiou
i reserved fer rtber eoasdrr1iss bst il i gcsersT
believed rhst il uiii pas sv niiss North q 1<ry
vile, sa1 vida ale n WisehssieE. Thesss . h
coz Field, b. way q Pught0us, Rsasey, he BIoen
err, &s.
The CAST E.Siuesr. Mr. cnAaLrs MaSsfxg, a.d
Ii Assisrnai. Air FasseIs LAcxLksD, have ohgissy
shows - sher prplss AID expiaasd tbs character sad
sdsaat.ses q the Relts selected 10 viii The
grade s1essd q isef he iie and he raaiu, of the
susrre % = 1000 feet These Limits d grade s.d
eafrztnFe fsssd 10 ssese the greatest scsacnr =
iAe soastuetoa, asd il The working, 81
Rsld Assf o. he iusssne WILDE west Of Wiuekes, =,
Ths Fhels dhts.cs By de route ehcsea viii .bcut
IT'S 20 IA eo.t ss.Is2. 100. The State Of Wiz.
gins .4ibsd 90 towards the eons,ruct;o,
e = E<f,iaa - far The Shenandoah River.
e -..|@'t fpbseribs in the saas .prorortica for
ar. AASH.re's RsPozt ssts forth ysry ioreibiy n.
Prs'Pser q De trade likely % grsz sp iron al. n
prsvsnsai- lie ssys:
be yearly incTeaaing demand for n. pr.a,ef.. ~
ne forests Of the Asste States or pbsldng al
.. o1nsI eses Z - rapidly sk,neiEE the
Pflss iasi derived from that source, thai the dsv i
not iar ds.ns wheR The inhabitants Il those Slsse mus.
iook 70 heir coal mines alone for The supply q al fuel
nseaed ior domsste. mechsaisa { Purposes
tAifd q The increased supply sfcssths past year
e.'as lron NE Maryland and Virginia Coal fields Mr.
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IKE ODD FELLOWS.

~ .t-.an -.3<- scr
odd Fellows, for the State Of Virginia met in Rich
mond on Nondsy week, II. y. GAttsiisR, ESQ. ". W
G. Master Presiding. Over 100 Representatives were
in attendance, and the meetings Serecharacterzed.
BY matters Of unusual interest and Importance to
the Order Its during the lastyearhas been
most encouraging, and the principles Of the Order
have been largely extended.
The following is the isl q electedand appointed
o.l!ccrs for The present scar:
N. w. C. Masters. Louis Mckenzie, Alexan-
dria.
r. W. ID. C. Masies-Wm u. Cook, Carroll
county
II. W. G. Warden-Aicholas X Trout StaEnton.
r. W. G. Secretsry--M Seagers Hfhmond.
r. W. G. Treasurer-George W Fowler, Rich-
mond
r. VIC. Chaplaia---J. D. Kelley, iletersburg
W. G. Conductor--George d. Mosss
W. c. Guardian--A. Grant
w. e. Marshall-John II. Delany
w c. Herald. w. Childress.
Grand Representatives G. L. 7. ST.. \. Edmonds,
Alexandria E. liz Fiizhugh, MheelinE.l
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Aesiing n ne Stocttold.r -dieraacfsa, -
down AID Hnnpzkfrs R1f lIoAPaHt
The Stockholders ofspoFe company - -...' =
sarePta Hall in this ciy .ee Z. -
I'D By ne appoinfnen 5snam.n na1.o"s' =
Chairma1, and Reuben 1ion - oecfs. -..: z...
Ihe report q the Pfnl accomp11.sss I, : -, -.
join -. s..,,,rnded remarks IN AFor
o. tie adoption Of the srn, Or heys o-P 49,
maintaining that noiu finding ne o.nsI q eas =,
the En1ies-ss s.,;,.s, letthe advantages in point
of fine ~ aro;i;rs- ! kel. and the experience a.
ne Rock Fish TunfAs 70 the tsPenss :. $3.50
works above their sizes made ne aortneIn leuss
decidedly The more tnsageoqs ~. sannsx ~
listened d with PREF atiention oy t1e mss.las,
and bis remarks seel 70 impress themselves On 'ns
conricfiorr a. the ANY.