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A LBERT Il NlOQLAY, AuCTl0NElR s-s1ASSQxx1y
"A and paper han9nes-Trade GAie.-On Tuesday Qr. 2d.
en9 on TIE following days u ne auction II street.
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loSue VIII embrace unusay attractive collection both
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ton Of the entire trade throughout the United Sates
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I J. wALDRoN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. CHINA
81 and glass. from The shc, ots suit purchlsera
1uesday Oct To- at 10 O'Clock, a, " Pearl sfreeHEsRY
q. EVANS viii sell large assortment OF French china tea
sets card baskets toys &c. also w. r. and all
kinds OF common ware glassware 6c Goods carefully
packed shipping. sale positive. Sales every Tuesday.
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GEORGE COOK, AUcTIoNEER. SALE
" of large and elegant stock of furniture
venence tsae George Cook will sell above a III
ST. near Beekman St. Tuesday AT l0s O'Clock without
chamber dining suite
mahogany walnut oak &C. in various coverings OF and
fashionable sylcs. AO sofas chairs rockers couches
ceres sdeboards booksands stands burean wash
stands comodes secretaries wardrobcs centre side and
tables bedsteads mattresses holsters and pillows pail.
oil paintings mirrors silver plate and
tnlogucs morning OF Boxing shipping
charge and In the best manner.
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OAKLEY WRIGHT, AUCTIoNEERs-WII.L SELL. ON
" Monday Oct i5 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ at ~ Myrtle avenue
Brooklyn arge and general assoren. Of stoves furnaces
ranges, lin and britannia ware, &c.
ID G. huxley. AUCTIoNEER. -POsITIvE SALE or
90 lots Water Spring and Shepard streets, Elizabeth
town, j., 70 close concern, Thursday Oct - a. ~
O'Clock precisely maps tickets apply the
tfoEeer 40 Wall st. basement the Insurance buildings
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Native Wines.-Parlk's Sparkling Catawba,
The rival Of French champagne, being more rich and fr in
hemisphere St dry Catawba superior % German hook,
sold by dozen single bottle by BARNES PARK, 304
Broadway, corner OF Duane street. lt
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-04-19
Number 81.
[FrOm the Musical World
LITTLE MARY's STORY.


'MaryP said the younger of two little
girls, as they nestled under q coarse
coyerlid, one cold night in December,
tell me about Thanksgiving Day before
papa went to Heaven. Pm cold and
hungry. and / can't go to sleep; want
something nice to think about
'HushP said the elder child; don't
let dear mamma hear you-come nearer
to me- and they laid their cheeks to-
Igether.
Il fancy papa was rich. We lived in
very nice house. knew there were
pretty pictures on the wall; and there
were nice velvet chairs, and the carpet
was thick and soft, ike the green moss
patches in the wood; and we had pretty
goldfish on the side-tsble, and Tony,
my black nurse, used TO feed them
And papal you can't remember paps,
Lefty )-he was tall and grand, ike
prince, and when he smiled he made ma
think of angels. He brought me toys
and sweetmeats, and carried me out to
the stable, and set me on Romeo's livs
back, and laughed because / was afraid.
And used to watch to see him comeup
the street, and then run to the door to
Jump in his arms. He was dear, kind
papa said the child, in faltering voice.
Don't cry said the little one; please
tell me some more tf
We'll, Thanksgiving Day we were so
happy. We sat around such a large
table, with so many people-aunts and
uneles and cousins-(I can't think why
they never come to see US RosO, Letty)-
and Betty made such sweet pies, and
we had big. big turkey; and papa
would have me sit next to him, and
gave me the wish-bone and all the plums
out of his pudding; and after dinner he
would take me in his lap, and tell me
Red Riding-Hoo and call me pet
and bird and fairy Oil Lefty, I
'Gn't tell any more; l 6siieve I'm going
10 cry
I'm very cold,' said Lefty. Does
papa know, up in Heaven, that we are
poor and hungry now?'
'Yes--no-I can't tell,' answered
NARY WlplnS away ner tears, unable 70
reconcile her ideas of Heaven with such
thought. Hush! mamma will hear
Mamma had heard The coarse
garment, upon which she had toiled
ince sunrise. dropped from her hands.
md tears were forcing themselves, thick
md fast, through her closed eyelids.-
The simple recital found but too sad an
cho in that widowed heart.
Dear readerl as you sit at your luxu-
ious Thanksgiving table, and see no
'acant chair, or number no missing one
rom your fiock-as you lean still on
he dear arm to which you trust, re-
member those who, with chilled limbs
md bleeding hearts, know of no treas
Ire on earth, sdve in the ehurehyard.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-04-19
THE SCHOOL HOUSE.
By J. A. BLAcKnoy.

Hard by the broad and dusty street.
Where naples throw a cooling shade.
Z And frequent tread of playful feet
A bare and beaten track has made;
The school house standeth, old and rude,
And there score of years hath stood.
The windows, curtainless and bare,
Are often marred with broken pane,
Until the shrill autumnal air,
Or wintry blast beat through again;
And the rude benches and the walls
Are rough with uneouth cuts and scrawls..
The rill that bubbles sparkling by,
has not free unbroken flow;
Its floods, quaint, mimic mills supply,
And infant nayies DER it 90;
And where it slulnbers still and wide,
The boys in winter skate and slide.
And passing by the half-oped door,
You hear the teacher, loud and clear,
Pouring his precepts evemore
Into the young and listless ear.
Patience and hope his tolls attend,
And to his heart their sunshine lend.
A plain, contented man is he,
He burns no mean incense to fame:
Midst kindling fattery or blame.
A husbandman in minds rich soil,
He deems it proud to delve and toll.
He loves to gaze OF coming years,
And watch those buoyant spirits climb
Frall creatures of his care and fears
high up the fame-p paved mounts of Time;
And thinks, right hopefully, to share
Their triumphs and their honors there.
Now, at the golden wane of day,
O'erjoyed TO hail their labors Ger,
The little legions, wild for play,
Burst forth, with frolic and uproar:
While down their mirth's Lethean tide
All thoughts Of books and lessons glide.
Dearer than all earth's kingly halls,
Thou, rough old school house, art to me
Thy Drowned sides and crumbling walls,
Hoard many q precious memory
Of that far past, when life was new,
Seasons were days, and dreams were true.
Not in high pompous courts of state,
Proud freedoms landl thy hopes enshrine:
But where for life's great combats wait
Truths armies, radient and divine.
Times mightiest destinies are wrought,
Where the young potent soul is taught.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-04-19

THE PRINTER.-The night grows late
the streets are hushed-the moon
beams feck the deserted pavement, and
sleep strews its slumberous poppies over
the inhabitants of the silent city. All
are arrest save the printer at his case.
Dreams, lovely as the winged cherubs.
hover about the repose Of man and
maiden; visions pure as lilies, and
beautiful as the sunset Of early summer,
haunt the couches of matron and child;
but for the printer all is reality, toll and
WEAKNESS.
How nimbly and cheerfully does he
adjust the faithful types, as if he took
no note of time--as if the duties that
were wearing out his life were more q
diversion than laborious occupation.
But amid their monotonous discharge,
believe us, the printer thinks of home
and sweet rest, and sighs within himself
for the better lot Of which others are
possessed. And yet there is no repose
for him, though the night tramps on,
and the jocund dawn will soon sp-
pear.
Why do his motions grow less rapid
why move his fingers in so deliberate
and mechanical a way? Whence is the
smile that fingers on his lip, like the first
sunbeams of early morning? There is
a gentle presence at his side; an eye,
blue as violets, glsncing into his own;
an accent, sweet as music, enhancing his
ear. and reaching his heart. 1t is but
it was only a reverie; it did
not even win him from his occupation;
t only caused his hand TO faulter, not to
lease; the printer wakens to busy toll
again.
Ye who receive our sunrise favor, and
wander. perhaps listlessly, over its
pages, remember, that it is the fruit of
oil, which was active and untiring,
while you were quietly sleeping; that
ife is imprinted in its columns; that
'our convenience and comfort is bought
With the price of WEAKNESS.
There is an electric chord which
'eing charged with sympathy, win car
y the gentle burden even unto distant
iearts. We bespeak its agency in be-
lalf Of the faithful printer.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-04-19

H At a public sale at Lyons,
France, an old picture. in a most filthy
state, representing "Venus Bathing"
was knocked down to shoemaker for
ST. The man, thinking that he saw
some merit in it, gave it to painter Of
his acquaintance to be cleaned. The
painter offered him a day or two after
wards 150f. for it, but the shoemaker,
thinking from the offer that the picture
must be something superior, refused to
part with it. He afterwards took It to
a connoisseur, who declared it to be q
Pouissin> The shoemaker
has since refused 3,000f for it.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-04-19

FALPITATIoN OF THE HEART CURED BY
SODA WATER.-A lady, about forty
years of age, had suffered for twelve
years from periodical attacks of palpita-
ton of the heart, so violent as to shake
the bed on which the patient lay. Du-
ring one attack, feeling thirsty, she ex-
pressed desire for some soda water
No sooner had she swallowed the first
draught than her palpitation left her.
and recurred no more until the period
of the next attack. As soon as it COM
menced, she sent for her medical at
tendant, and told him what had occurred
month previously, and requested to
be allowed to try the same remedy a
second time. He consented; but wish
ing to ascertain which of the ingredients
of the soda water had relieved the COM
plant, he gave her dose of citric acid
by itself. This had no effect. He then
gave her a dose of carbonate of soda,
which also failed. He then mixed the
powders, and gave her some ordinary
soda water, placing his hand at the same
time on her heart. The moment she
swallowed the first mouthful the palpi
tation ceased, and recurred no more for
that time. From that period, whenever
the palpitation come on, she could al |
ways stop it by this simple remedy
1t appears, from the experiments made |
by the medical man, that the carbonic
acid was the active element in relieving
the complaint, because, until the gas |
was liberated by the mixture of citric |
acid and the carbonate of soda, no bene-
accrued.-JourRaI of Health.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-04-19

~ A boy at crossing" had
begged something of gentleman; the
latter told him he would give him some
thing as he came back. The boy re-
piled: "Your honor would be surprised
if you knew how much money ! lose by
giving credit in that way"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-18
kICT.o,EEv

TUE undersigned respectfully informs The public
i that having received the appointment ui Aur
tionecr. he viii he ready NJ ~ times a. -el any
Mud nf property tot ihDre Who may desire his sei
wee. store. No. Bro,i.st
Jes3 iy FRANCIS sTJNnoPE.
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CUINA AND EARTnEN WARE.
- NEVAIf

g.. 7. II iZ.ti,D & CO. having trn,ycH
RON Washington Square to Tie spIcinug sioIe
No. GJ Thames str'tt, (.'St South oi Long
VI nari and CIV Hal) nov oi1rr tnr sile large
aud .r'pci ,ssor'm-rt of Ch'ua ,';liss All Earth.
eu aro,--comurising a greater variety than
ever hci, re offered ~ this ciy,--consi3ting ~
va,t 81 Whiie, Gii, AMI Figl rcd French Chin,
liiue Cuhon China. PIain, cnt snd Enpaved
Glrs, White and iire aud White stone
War;, common White aud cot Ware.
Cirikrns and Susnges furnishing houses can
6nd devsry Article in this liae alwa, % hand or
procurcl 10 order at the shortest untc- aud ou
M ,easunhe terms ms sisollir goods cin be
bought anNwhere. Is23
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GREENG's STRAW BpNNET ANUnAT
tST,E AEgiE,Sf,

No. ~ Thames street.
I'fIE Sahscrihcr would ipIrr'n tie plirs " New
purt nnd yioiriiy thut hc has made arrangements
Ia receive Al nCW rt irs Tor bUmOs ~ soon ~ thcY
come oni. Nisi b.cnrh tri Press lsin trd Fan
oy GrtpuUtrl IL Ind wairint them not 10 sHfilk
ParuCulIr utcntOu paid tu Heading nuj Prrs7'
~ Bioonrr, Geais' und Boys hdi-, M The mnsi
fn.hiphsbis styles. r. a.. 6Ri ENE.
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UNITED STATES BOUNTY LAND
AGENCI.

AGENCY.
Press Forward Your Claims.
A RMY AND NAVY OFFICERS, sol
II DIERS, both Rrsu''rs and volnnt crs,
Sa.o,s, Marines, FbtdLa. Men, Music'ans,
Wagon aIs'crs, Team,ters, Indians, and al
persons who may have served fourteen days in
any ol the Wars OF the United States, since The
wear 1890, the law oi 1855 gives each oi you,
who have not heretofore reccved Warrant lor
Lhnl, One hund, I'd aud Sky Acres ! AID
To al. Vhn have recCIvei Borni, land, euough
M 81 IL mike Ore hunirci an S,;ty Acre
|, the case 81 The death uf th" pcr'an ,Gi,,."i
10 ,.hnj his Widow, Or il no Widow, lhc TAI
nor Children, are elltlrd 10 the liull,,
We ars prepared ~ EomR|y prosecute oH Trims
or LanL. cHd D'R vGlply JpStices gf the Pence,
No;nty clerks, C0monyy'0aeys IF Deeis, Noia"es
iublc, Ldpyers, and al othrs, mihthe necess1ry
ias5,ctions and Liank farms, Jree Of cost, api,
catun, By mai, or oiheririse.
When desir",i, we will scll tive Warrant at
the market price, and remit caeck ior pro-.
ceeds. n. X. COBB * %,
% william street. New York
EEFEREScEs--iidnko oi the Common wealth
New lo.k. OhlD Lille u Trust Company. New
York. u27
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G. As FsN TD IL E;S.

TNIIIT.N NFTTFIN I'D
THE StBSCRikEk respectfully informs
i the public that he having pu chasrh u Nh.
George II Norm1n, The entire stock % Pfrs
aud i,. FixInrrs, together n the ,'ols, IL
nav fully prepared To- attend TO ihr "; itr nf ,hr
pubic in ihis iie nf hn,intss. "a the ahur'csl
notice. Persons ~ 1ant ~ the i,b we, ave in.
Thames street.
I'er,u, cash, except by special agreement,
all WA q. BLISS.
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Titr.iS oriciarhi,fl bAilkiAG TON, con
=, ,r.s =. A. ..a,sr,ii a a. he siies
ITO - f.srs Alan sssssi..j g,s,,.,,s; 80. Gal,
IA 40. g. ORD. &. HARRINGTON.
Nr. Anle,tes 70 1e directed 10 ltS ~
aN.n Soc. PoN
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-18

THE GRE ir STANDARD
REMEDY fornll PUBNON-
AIRY DLS EASES.-Exten-
siyr!y Used, Tested ami APP
proved in New England, Cam
ada, and The British Provin-
ccs during a period oi
rWENrl-StVFN YEARS,
hy Fminent Phyac,ons, Ger.
nunrn nrnE-..nrs nTEnI, rcs
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isigue,)

We earnestly invite ali persons who suffering with
any the ills that esh is heir 20, 20 call DR.. John
Bulls agent, ami ylt copy OF Bulls Family journal
CRATE; and for 'hs sake ot humanity, we hope that
single individual will he found unwilling give Bulls
Sarsalarila tRkL, after reading, HnI recoiecng che
same time that il impossible for the Doctor pubhh
the tenth part Of The number Of certificates of astounding
cures reformed by his sarsspsrilla. The apoun, Of
testimony voluntarily showered on Dr. Bulls Sarsapara,
from well known ana distinguished individuals both in
prblc and private life has been perfectly overwhelming
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vB. PALMER, the American Newspage
Agent Is the authorized Agent ior the Daily
News and aud fieraI ofthc Times ~ the cities
Boston, New York aud Philadclph and Is duly
empowered 10 take advcrtisements and subsorip
tions ~ the rates rs eqnircd by vs. Ills receipts
will DC regarded ne payments. His offices sre-
Boston. scoIlay . Building, Court street New
York, Tribune holding Philadelphia, North.
wcst corner Of Thirdpus Chesuut sirrets.
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Late Commissioner # Patents.
From ne present Commissioncr.

"AUGusr I7h, lS55.-)uring the time
ave h-iS the nilico oi Commissioner OF Patents,
:. H. Eddy, ESQ Of iscston, hts hcen eSten-
'vry esgas'd ~ tae transaction OF busmnr'
uh he ofies,as a.sohcior. lie is thorpugh'y
eli,,nird with tbs law .and the rnles Of prac,iae
the Office, irsyird himas one on the gl9sl caI-
lie Mlsl s,ccrs-lul pracIitioncrs with whom
we hid oiIe, "A intercourse CHAs MASON,
sept ~ 1855. T. Cv ani ssioners Ol PaieR,s.
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NURSING SORE MOUTH, LUC0RRiIEa, se

"BYRoN, GENEsEE Co, n. Z, fei lH, I8H
"Messr,. N. T. WALLACE6 co. sorre time isstwfn
er my wife became debiated from tho etc a or To-
oryhea aud Nsing Sore Moun that she could not IN her
chlo perform any household !sbor Her medical treat
varied sccordng TO the vice ard prescriptions
of the most eminent Lhysicais, Until st,a wa, eyru'
sd in useless efforts She becume very skcetoa, isS
at the time she commenced taking B,dnrs u fisas sh,
weighed no more than ichyfve pounds but ty she .s
he had taken four bottles she became perfectly well tho
rs perfect that she is enabled TO do eli
ary household work, and gained thirty pounds OF d n
uur weeks. Yours truly, G. p. 0ALEE1lSIa"f
The reader will observe that Mr. GALEsTINE "e1
KILL" He, we are informed by H. &. TERRY Fad, %
to same pncc. has studied medicine q. .TI
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SllAilrS CELEBRh TED,
ssrANAC & l. q ..sgs = a.
FOR Tltlnt2ilGBi Of nm itPi INT
Cows. TION. ul 70

CaONs VI 8 " I'io M. uI .i
sCROfUL,, GENEatLADeBlnr WHITE
swELilNg, RUEpMATiSA, DiSGN-Gs Or
TIie ngEn q axis, ANN ALL bisEAaes
ARISING fgOI INPuRiTfrS uF rl'E
BLoob. ASb uEErFEcTspF MEasiRi
CN\iN's PhNhCEs ht- reen .a ho'c mn 50
- years crlebrmtd ~ Wits tonnity and in Europe
fpr it- extraordinary eares for the cerifcnius 81
which rcirr nrdc the direrti'nb hud hooks
(wh'cl nitybs lind o,iis) cso'Dpln yins "a, IAN
nren. .1. "A rrsn-. f.l- ...f.. ..
Il has been Ned 10 hospit,Is aIl private practice
by by" ,'s n s % "a e ses yss,a. @ "s ana o,h. emi
nrni persuis. Amans os,9sh1 sFH
W. Gib.on, MD, rfoics'or,ti Surgery, IA. uni-
vaI1n,ius no,., n D,,Pror Of +aEerE xy.
" t. rswecs,. N. % Prof of Md, Pa. uo'-
n. Chnpmnn, NJ. a ,pro!. oiebysic, Tn. ! uissr-
T.Ppke, N u. Pres'i college OF PayscinIs,
Phila. -.l.rf -
Dr. Del va!io. .rrof. ofNeiicine, Havana.
insr Eouft;ce Dc l.url, PrDi. %, surgery Li.hor.
q. W. rs.ns.asft Master v'spni,,5 p vsa.
J. Lhipmanssssahsso soi No, abi;'nlrss Surg on''
SIR Troms- P.ur-nn, Maj. General infi,h ArH'V.
Gilher Ruh-S.n, british Con-n,. &C., &C. "a
Iud, aso.s-sisc evossicrui cuses eiicaisd = o.
ia an. p+l.cs,, .aase ior pr.ns Years n,adr !, 4.
inv aiunhr frlny,l. The Pan ipes NOT conf'
kercury ins'ns l"rioa,ilc tri'ssh ,hliocen, pref
ration, may W. q, eftb'th iiv., tcrdrr h'hnt.
III, r.,nil eries 'Rr.a,' ccd 81 so psi
hottie (conlaaag'sh 'shrse hall s'inis,er three bo'ds
or 81
Bkiy,sssis pE, lMp uT rliN-,f ...1.-
SS,in', P ,naeea Is ~ r,ind'6otfe., dnted inn-
Ri,Hi'uA, ,~iIll IAs foiIowng 'ffeis b'oNn "' 'h'
sw ,Ix.< -lP xNxsEa -rfnIaD.,s fL
nnd hiying The Ja.z ssaip, 81 llp-d on ailr
sralng ,sDrd wriitrn eD III. laboIrnsftine the
cork "nd a-.,lsndsi rngrayiig tr,lhr ftie al The
SS's %.ss r%p%ss nn. ,.r S " sH 1Te nr
for the ~ cust.e'use " he Pr,lrietcr. by Drapri
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KTNsLEY e. cos.

BOSTON, New YORK Philadelphia & Easter
ID Daily Express, for the expeditions transmit :
sion of Merchandise, Small Parcels, Specie, Ia,
Notes, &c. and for the collection and payment o
Bills, Notes, Drafts, sc.
OFFICES :-1oston, II State street: New
York, Wall street, corner Broadway; Phila
delphia, 80 Chesnut street; Newport, 100 Thames
trcet; Fall River, Main street, mount Hope
Bock.) y3.
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-18

LOUISVILLE, a,ay 10Th, 1913.
We have used John Balls Sarsaparls aud have known
II u BE- u.c with entire satisfactiOu aud We have
hesitation u sating our beieL that IL Is a safe and
valuable u,eicAl compound and cicu.ated TO produce
much COED aud relieve much suffering; and therefore
would ceeilu and most earnestly recommend IL 20 tins
afflicted j. ". ShlI0N,
isgue,l T. STEVENSON.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-18
u. =. BERRY,
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Corner OF Thames and Mary s,roa's.
J;-6in
x. T.. BERRY
ANTIQUE FURNITURE.

~ To . III I'M Il III.
A FEW pieces of very old and Iedu,iiuly
~ carved Chilrs and rabes. manufactured ~
Italy. can be be seen nni purchased NJ
LANGLEY s. BENNETT'S
Furniture Ware Rooms,
ilj3n so. IN Frlukln street
GOri'F.-Ju-t r,ce.ycd one c,se ol very enci
y Shtsor iioods, al IS. Thames slreet.
no IRA FRENCH