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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-03-21
Charles Lamb on Disease.

Charles Lamb, in one Of his letters
10 his friend Barton gives him the follow
ing advice. There is much more truth
than poetry in it.
You are too much apprehensive about
your complaint. l know many that are
always ailing oft, and live on I" a good
old age. ! know a merry fellow, (you
partly know him) who, when his medi.
cal adviser told him he had drunk away
all that part, congratulated himself
(now his liver was gomez that he should
be the longest liver Of The two. The
best way in these cases is 10 keep your.
self as ignorant as you can-as ignoran,
as the world was Leford Galen-of the
entire inner construction OF the animal
man; not TO be conscious OF a midrif;
10 hold kidneys(save Of sheep and swins)
to be an agreeabl fiction; not 10 know
Whereabouts the gall grows; to accoun,
the circulation Of the blood mere idle
whim Of Harvey's; to acknowledge no
mechanism not visible. For, once fix
the seat Of your disorder and your fan.
cies aux into it like so many bad humors.
Those medical gentry choose each his
favorlte part-ons ,akes the lungs: an.
other the aforesaid liver, and refers 10
that whatever in the animal economy is
amiss. Above all, use exercise, take
more spirtuous liquors. learn to smoke
continue TO keep good conscience,
and avoid tamperins with hard terms
Of art-visc osity, scirrhosi,,, and those
bug bears by which simple patients are
scared into their graves. Believe the
general sense Of the mercantile world
witch holds that desks are not deadly
1t is the mind Of the good B. B., and
not the limbs, that tain:s by long sitting.
Think Of the patience Of tailors-,hink
how long Lord Chancellor si,s-think
Of the broodins hen. 5-
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-03-21
The Pope and Spiritualists.

The Pope Of Rome condemns the
spifitualists strongly. He il represented
as ssying to the Countess Sophia Kirse
choff, who lad an interview with him:
1T is the demon that takes all these
forms; it is, as the Holy Father says, the
sin Of pride; it 10 desiring to know what
it is forbidden 10 seek. The condemns.
ton Of such things 10 in the Bible.
suPplicate. you my dear friend, 10 say
every where, so far as you can, that the
Pope condemns all these practices Of
sorcery. The tables are manner Of
entering into communication with the
spirit Of darkness"
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-03-21
GDMMUMlCATMD.
For the Spirit Of the Zines.
Enthusiastically to $40 2"

iUALlSMs."heply u mo r."
Messrs Editors:-.Pcrhaps have
commenced replying to "lnceptor" too
soon. supposed, (and so did your rea.
.ders generality tha, "Rappings,' were
meant, bu, he says, "lhe Rappings We
have never heard" Now, If lnceptor
has a new theory let him state it, and il
1T requires several numbers will not
write until he is through. He will |
think. have bard studying 10 make out
a thesry; but we will sec.
] am not conscious Of appealing to
the "grosser attributes in spirit ofirony
and ridicule," unless it is in SOM ething
] say with regard 10 the tendency OF the
'rsppings-and that there is indeed some.
thing in that really ridiculous, / have'no
disposition to deny.
.ihave no idea who Inceptor is. but if
he dop't believe in the final salvation
OF an men, and don't rua his theory in.
TO Un,versalism, Uniiarianism. Resto.
ra,ionisn,, Of some other semiin6Jel
ism, then | have guessed wrong. But
The will say have no right 10 guess. |
answer that when we see these ''sIT.
rIsos," as they are called, in other pla.
ces run into these isms, and invariably
do harm, we feel bound to raise our
warning. fully allow lnceptor to
say he is seeking truth-and surely he
will allow me TO say that | am seeking
duty and safety. We are commanded to
",oarm every man," as we'll as teach.
. ! ackno owledge that my object in writing
is not so much to discuss theory, as TO-
give warning Of tendencies which have
before shown result in fearful insanity
NOT merely stirring up an old idio.ln.
cracy, as in the cases he mentioned but
sending the strong mind reeling from its
throne. Inceptor will not deny that
persons who frequent these sittinss have
5requently went mad. Affsc!ions'e
wives have left their families and wan
delsd from house to house. screaming
and raving. Not a month ago our
country was shocked at tho news Of an
amiabie lady who after returning from
one Of these fittings. lsaped from sec.
ond story, and was picked up below
horribly msngled. ] defy my o,PPonen:
10 fnd anything like this as the result
OF religious meetings. l am aware that
. ahe text books in physiology give instan'
css Of insanity being produced by sud:
dsn emotions Of either fear or JOY and
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-03-21
"0nIy Poor Children"

Here is primary school; what a
host Of little ragged urchins are crowd.
ing in. Suppose l step in quietly
among them! Now they take their
places in seats terrace off one above
the other, so that each little face is dis.
tinclly visible. What q pretty sight!
and how nature loves to compensate!
sending beauty to the Hovel-delormity
10 the Hall. There's a bog, now, in
that ragged jacket, who is study for
an artist. See his broad ample fore.
head; mark how his dark eyes glow;
and that little girl at his side, whose
chestnut curls droop SO gracefully over
her soft.fringed eyes and dimpled shoul.
ders. And that dream.child in yonder
conner with blue .veined, transparent
temples. whose spiritual eyes even now
can see that fadeless shore 10 which
bright angels beckon him Deal gently
with him-he is passing away! Here
comes the teacher, brisk, angular and
sharp.voiced. Heaven pity the chill.
dren! She's human icicle-past.
bosrdy, and proper! l already expert.
encc q mental shiver. Now she comes
up and says, (apologetically, Of my new
satin cloak,) "You see, madam. these
are only poor children" The toadying
creature! Lucky for her that I'm moi
"A Committee." Can't her dull eyes
recognize Gods image in linsey wolsey!
Can she see no genius written on yon
broad forehsadi No poetry slumber.
ing in yonder sweet eyes! Did Frank.
lin, Clay and Webster study their alpha.
in silk and velveti She ought 10 be
promoted 10 the dignity Of toe.nall pol.
isher to Queen Victoria. Now she hands
me book in which visitors names are
inscribed, and requests me to write mine.
Certainly, "Mrs. J,,hn Smith" There
it is-Hope sbe likes it a. we'll a. | do!
-TFannv Fern.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-03-21
THE xorHEalzss.

God help and shield the nloiherless,
The stricken, bleeding dove
For whom there gushes no rich ioun,
or deep and dcathlcss love.
The snddcsl titles grief coniers--
For who 80 lone A. iheyt
Upon whose path no,hers love
Sheds not its holy ray!
No gentle form above them bends
To soo,l ilie couch Of puin--.
No voice 80 fond rs hers, essays
To culm the fcverish brain.
o, other tongues may whisper love
IL accents aoh and mild
But none 50 pure Oh earth asihst
A mother bears her child!
Judge kindly of,he mo,herloss---
4 weary ioi is theirs,
Aud on tho heart which gayeG seems,
A ioad Of sorrow hears.
No faithful voice directs their steps,
Or bids them onward press,
"Ahah hey gang kehnln wfhig,"
God help the mo,herlcsa
And when the sinful and the frail,
The tempted aud the tried,
Unspo,.ed one! shall cross thy path,
o, spurn them not aside.
Thou knowesi no, whnt thou hast been,
With trials even less
And when the lips would ven, reprosch,
Think. they were motherless!
A blessing OH the motherless,
Where'er they dwell on earth,
Within the home ofchildhood,
Or At tho strangers hearth!
Blue be the sky above their heads,
And bright the sun within,
o, God, protect the motherless,
And keep them free from sin
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-03-21
THE SONG OF THE FINE.
ny n. W. EMERSON.

The wild.cyed boy who in the woods
Chaunts his hymn TO hill and floods,
Whom the city's poisoning spleen
Made not pale. or fat, or lean;
Whom the rain aud wind purgeth,
Whom the dawn and ,lay.siar urgeth;
In whose check the rose.lcaf u,heth,
In whose feet the lion rusheih,
lron..arms aud iron mould,
rha, know not fear, fatigue, or cold;
give my raftcis for his boat,
Ny tilleta for its boilers throat.
And will swim the ancien, sen,
To float my child 10 victory;
And grant to dwe,lers with the pine,
Dominion o'er the palm and vine.
Westward Ope the forest gates,
The train along the railway skates;
II leaves the land behind, ike ages past,
The foreland flows 10 |, in river fast,
Missouri | have made mart,
I teach Iowa Saxon art.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-03-21
4 Fatalist.

A Western newspaper publishes the
following:
knew an old man who believed tha,
"what was to be. would be-" He lived
in Missouri. and he was one day going
out several miles through region in.
tested q, times with very savage Indians.
He always took his gun with him. bu,
this time found that some one Of tho
family had taken it out. As he would
not 80 without il, his friend tantalized
him by saying there was no danger Of
the lndians; and that he would no, die
till bic time. anyhow
"Yss," said the old fellow, suppose
| was 10 meet On Indian, and bis lime
was come; il wouldn't do not 70 have
my gun" ,sa
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-03-21

No man can solve the mysteries Of this
life, but every man Of common sense
can perform its duties.
There are two things that modest
men should never undertake--to Dor.
row money, and study law. 't-' ,ssl
franklin ssys, "A poor man mast
work TO fnl meat for bis stomach; a
rich one 10 6nd stomach for his meat"
When an extravagant friend wishes
to borrow money, consider which Of the
Two you had rather lose: '' ,'''Lif
What energy is to man. pride IS 10
q woman "a proud girl will never bs.
come slovenly wife. la s9aal9. -
Men disposed TO become votariss Of
Hvmen, should bear in minL-n wife
without money is better than money
without wife. "'47"
The artist wto is painting ! land,c ape
on a political canvass, intends to have
il framed from some Of the logs rollel
BY politicians. ,sea. +i,4,
As ime passes, memory silsptly re.
cords your deeds, which conscience
will imPressively read 10 you ia, after
life. '''s'H'Ss"
Time is continually on the move, and
human affairs change their aspec every
fifty years. An Institution which was
perfoc. in 1890 is o great nuisance ia
1850.
A western paper speaking Of man
who died in the most abject poverty
and neglect, said that sue died withoa.
the aid Of q physician" 'wos%
1t is said that North Carolina prs,.
duccs within its boundaries the staple
ofevery State in the Union, and is The
only one that doesi it.
The Democratic candidate for Sscrs
tary Of State Of Conneticu., and the
Wing candidate for the same Office. afe
brothers. n.law. ~ ~ aesa
J. B. Cough gets tl,2oo q asonih
for lecturiny in Great Britain, and ii,
said the Scotch association be- works for
make good thing out ofi,.,
Lowliness Of mind ID NOT Z flower
tina, grows in the field Of nature, buta ais
planted by the finger of god IL ~.
newed heart. AMI learned Of the iowlY
Jesus. 9ql a "a; "a
Modern law may be- divided lis,o
three par,s--supposilion. proof, and de.
nial. Suppositon is nothing; pfoot is
next TO impossible; end 70 deay every.
thing 10 the main point. ss1It JIM,
Never argue with fool. The pseba.
Mlity 10, that hc will never undssasnd
you, and if you undorsttnd him, you
gain nothing by il. Ia al prcbshsii.
.y you will misunderstood sach, sctktr
The very atte,npi Of . fool IL ssese,
shows the possession Of IN sniao,ssI1slf.
esteem. This will always hikgsiim
suspicious Of . superior. Yoaf very
ssusralities will vsx him 8 ,se ! dasi,ly y
personalities, end u will h. ans4 =. :.
seat be own smpsiness ~ l,ed 81, go.
lag physically the, ssssarA 10 ,SSSfI
Rlsk ASshiasswish shia eia1a ,ek 80 Il
You eanaol 6ad ! 1t aAsssentst u T ~
hssd. and should bswars ol der n =
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-03-21

Never spare the seed when you sow
clover. Four quarts are not enough 10
the acre, put on no less than six. and
be not frightened if you scatter . peck!
The great superiority Of thickly sown
clover fields over others for feed mnd
manure. is too manifest to need . demon.
stratien.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-03-21
A SAD CAsE.-The wife Of R. A. Smith

ASAD CAsE.-The wife Of R. A. Smith
the one hundred thousand dollar mail
robber, arrested at New Haven . few
days since-is sister 10 the late Mrs.
BRADLEY, who was murdered at New Ha.
ven by fsnd named Jennings, and
who is to bs hung in July next. On
Wednesday, Mrs. Smith visited the jail
to SET her husband. where she found the
murderer Of her own sister in one cell.
and in another her husband. incarcerated
for mail ROBBERY. This 10 trouble in.
deed.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-03-21

Mr.. Levi Swain, Of Meredith, N. H.
has worked forty .sevsn years Ut The car.
psntsr business. and has never cut him.
self with an edged tool. and never ha,
been siek day. ''' 81. ~
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-03-21

There are one hundred and fly. four
newspapers published in Illinois. or
these, twenty are dailies. Chicago en-.
joys ths publication Of no less than thirty
papers Of every complexion.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-03-21

A private letter received in this city
from Gov. Wood, says that he will re.
turn TO Cleveland with his family in
May nex'. He will remain here some
time and then return TO Valparaiso,
70 iespme the duties Of bic Consulate.
His family will reside At their old home
for the future. Vice Consul Msrwin
will supsrin,end the Office in he Gov
sroor's absence. -Pls:sdssley.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-07
OJ.D EST TABLISHED
SaDDIEIIY HARDWARE HOUSE.
WILSON & HAYDEN,
l. and 10 Columbia street, Cincinnati, Ohio.

HAYDEN q ILSON
II Main street. SaiHt Louis, Missouri,
Jmporters and Manufacturers OF
c. .adiary and Coach Hardware, Carriage Trimming
saddle Trees. Hames, Hog and Calf SeatI z,
and all other Leathers used BY
Sadders and Carriage
Makers.
WE take this opportunity Of returning our 70
w our friends and customers. who have so literally
patronized for the last ten years, and them
that pains shall he spared for tie future TO insure
continuance of their vors andfor the supply Of cheap
and full assortment of Goods in line. for which We
possess facilities superior to any House East or West
Our English goods purchased TO the best advan-
tage i'm birmingham. by Mr. ID. s. Hasluck, one OF the
Il. Wilson " Co., and imported direei by our
selves, thereby paying but one commission We are
also uacturng many Of goods at Columbus, Au
burn Sing Sing, and have lately established House In
Newark N j., for the purpose OF manufacturing and
purchasing the finer qualities OF plated Saddery and
Coach Ware and Patent Leathers, which Is under the
control of HAYDEN. We have also Currying shops
i'm This city In which finish the greater part OF the
Skirting Harness and Brides sold by us.
Our Hog and Cafskin Seating, Fair Bride. Bag eath-
err &C. are manufactured exclusively for us by MI.
Amos Moore is we'll known the best Fair Leath-
er Tanner in the West.
With these advantages fatter ourselves that We
friends and customers, the best ana
cneapest of Goods TO be found In the
country and would respectfully request them 70 can
on us before purchasing elsewhere, We are now
ing the largest and finest stock ever offered IN ,ne
i ianl0-3md&w "ibSUN bSUN&.,;G-S q IA
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EVANSVILLE Ia, TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 7, 1854
LOUISVILLE ADVERTISEME'TS

CO-IARrNERSHI NOTICE.
NTE have this day associated with in business, Mr.
w Joseph 4. aud Samuel ID. Tompkins. The STYLE
of te firm will be Unchanged. JAS. Low IL CO.,
ian6 Az Main ST., Louisville KY.
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+ OOE ING. G. GLASSES.-Anassortme La ofcheaI
IL Looking Glasses, for sale at
WILLIAM HUGHES, =
dec23 Corner Main and Second streets.
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NOTICE..

THE undersigned having become the the
house and business Of O'Rey d Mitchell, will continus
the same heretofore.
Thakfui friends of the late firm for former pat
ronage he socits continuation of their confidence and
business. His Wharf boat at the river is of the
largest size and noted for its capacity And alse hav
ample Warehouses Water street. well q
mammoth Warehouse in Of construction on the
Canal and the Ralroal Depot his facili
the receiving and forwarding OF nercban
die and Produce via River, Railroad and Canal arc
very complete.
He is also prepared to make cash advances all
duce property consigned to him for sale to be ship
ped his correspondents i'm New Orleans the EasterE
cities. (octle-if) JOHN S. MITCHELL.
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NEW JEWELRY STORE

X GOSSEN begs leave to inform the ci,Zehs ei Ev
". ansyue, THAI he has opened JeweIr! o.ore IN
MI Kron's House. on Second street, between MAIN ana
sycamore two doors below Maiu, where ne aiwa!
keeps hand splendid aud full KINDS
of Jewerv Watches Clocks &C., &c oi me best quality
Hayin mn se his stock low prices, he is enabled
to sell cheap fully cheap as an! other House In
tAis city. a,
above line at short notice and fair compensation.
Knowing the beraty OF 'ne Cinzens oi hyansVIie. ne
patronage. lho'io'!
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THOMAS CDNYNGTON.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSELLER AN

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSELLER AND
STATIONER.
votrIu r,sna tfuliy inform his friends and the pub
w lie generally that having purchased OF Msssrs.
Rathbone d Wheeler. their entire stock OF Books
Stationery he has syed his Book Store To the stan
lately occupied by them in No. Fosters Block corner
of Main aud First Streets. .
The additions thus made to his stock en- abes him to
a6r 40 his customers larger aud better assortment
1h.n has before brought to this MARKET con
ss,iug in part Of Miscellaneous, School Medical and
Theological Books. Writing. Printing wrapping ano no
kjnd: An of which will be sold, Wholesale aad Retail
Cincinnati prices a fact to which he would call the
attention of country merchants dealers. teachers aud
tters being confident he make IT to their interest
| 90 nu,chnse of aim aug 25u
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nguEyr & VIELE, Wholesale GroeeTs ra.. anu and Sycs
Id Liquors, Iron anu Na'i'' lmhs7lyl
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
IycoRpORATEp Isl0.-CHARTEh PERPETUAt.
Carl .OJ0-SH6sers6eE CaP'i 10000
r,iIS long established and well known Institution
] has transacted most extensive insurance business
for IN ore taa forty years, throughout The United states
and the British North American provinces III has ane1
secure public nidence, by an honorable ana iahiu
uldiment of its contracts and the owners of property
are assured all fair claims for loss under lts poeie
will be literally adjusted and promptly paid; Pubic
Buildings Man aflcsories, Mills, Machinery, Dwelling
Houses stores. Merchandise, Household Furniture,
Vessels the stocks while in port &c &C. Set %
insured AT rates as low as tae risk will admit. The fol-
lowing gentlemen constitute the
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
H. HUNTINGTON, President.
ALBERT Day, CALVIN DAY,
JAMES GOODWIN. jon ALLYN,
Cu,RLEs Bose,tiL. JoHS p. BRACE.
HysRy krszy CHARLES J. RUss.
CHARLES TAYL LOR, Secretary
CuRr.rorHER G. LYMAN. Assistant Sec'!
NPApplications Tor insurance may be made 10
~ ALLEN G. HALLoCK, Agent,
Main street. nearly opposite the Bank,
| aees Evansville. Ind.
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LOOK OUT!

OERTAIN Blocks of ground in Lomasco City were
I } decided to Jacob Lunkenheimer, and although ho
appears be sole thereof part owner with
him. he and having purchased the same jointly; and
notify all persons buy any part Of said property,
or to paw him any money given for said pro-
perty part of it, to purchase such notes IRON
him, WITHOUT KY EXPRESS CONSENT.
uoy3O-tf JOHN M. arr.
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TO NEECEIANTS. PHYSICsANS.
DRUGGISTS, ANDTSE PUBLIC GEN


JUST RECEiSED--GENCkN bltANDS
- 600 Old long Havana Plantation;
>. wv 5000 La Jesehne Ianders;
10 600 Ia Rainos Jana Principe;
I0.00O Cuba Principe;
In-nDo Wandering, Jew;
5.Joe la Rosa Regalia;
5.Np Ia LeDerila Havana Capadoresi
IO.Gai La Jicotenae Regalia;
5000 La Union Lanorma;
90, 500 Cuba SiNes
:iDn genuine Scacarlatti; Turkish 5. iooac'
a. lt,xes of the finest brands Virginia Chewing
Tobacco TO wit: Holland, May Gaeen, r. Gasic pd'is'
Wills. etc. ..
Also consta ny on aand all different sizes OF our own
manufactured Cigars, out of Havana Cuoa ana amen-
can To,aeco all kinds of our own mauufactnreu Sno-
King Tobacco Saus which We oherin wholesale al
tine lowest prices. , cupopnEp
Main Street, bet. lst eE sd corner oil tne Ale!
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JOHN :. mitchell J..
PRODUCE, FORWARDING AND COM
MISSION MERCHANT,

MISSION MERCHANT,
EVANSVILLE, ISD.
OIes and Warehouse on Water street, bttveen Main
and Locust; also corner of Walnut st. and the
Caaa., and at the Big Wharf Boat at
foot Of Main street.
VVTILL advance cash on all kinds of Produce coz.
wv signed him. for sale here TO ship to his Cor
at New Orleans and the Eastern Cities
orders for purchasing Produce or Merchandise, filed
at the shortest notice and lowest market prices
He will give prompt attention to the Forwarding OF
ALI and Produce ensrusted to his and
with experience and ample facilities Tor Storage, does
not hesitate 10 guarantee satisfaction
ADAMS & COPS EMPRESS.
THE undersigned continues tn act AS Agen for the
delivery ef ala Geeds aud Packages forwarded u
this city and vicinity. by the above express. He will
also as Agent, receipt for all kinds OF package yau
ables bank notes, specie c to he delivered at an!
and all places where the Company does business.
Terms aud rates made known on application ~ NJ NJ
A. [ieca-tn JOHN S. MITCHELL
ENQUIRER
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resMs OF ADVERTISING
BUSINESS CARDS.

+o"y g. pEvERRUX, Ja., Wholesile AN" blinds
Il d,.er in Wall PAPER. Fire Screens mpss Phosgene
Gas, ETC., &C., Main S''ee'' IauglO ly
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F.. w. Sloan. I2I Broad 81. New York.
Scott & Co. Toledo.
2. 8. Chenoweth ~ Co., Cincinnati,
This is ofthe Oldest best established and
liable lines transps rtaon in the country; and sole
Agents for this section, authorised TO give
through receipts fregnts and the East,
very low rates guaranteeing against any charge
on the route.
aug9 LEWIS & GRAY, Agents.