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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-29
A BOOK FOR TIE TINES,
And should be in EVERY FAMILY.
MEMOIR OF AMOS WRENCE

This day published, EXTRACTS from The Dairy and Cor
Tesp0ndence of the late
AMOS LAWRENCE,
WIN brief account of some incidents In his Life. Ed
itod by his son, t
WILLIAM n. LAWRENCE, NJ. d.
" I'm eiesunt Portras Of Amos and Abbott Lawrence
g ine OF their Birthplace and copous Index. Svo
Ih's Is the memoir OF a citizen of Massachusetts who
oeeame distinguished for his giea wealth. but more dis
linguistic" Tor the manner In when Ne used u. lis the
memoir oi man whcse public beneiactions have rarely
oesn surpassed md whose private charities Tar surpassed
sppe oenefactons. Is the memoir Of man who, COM
cg business with only 800 gaveaway,i In public and
psa'e CHARITIES. (durng his liemel moro than any
other person IN America "'
- memoir that commends Itself alike 10 the rich
nu .ne poor to the rich, presenting the example Of
an , no mas discovered the tue secret OF enjoying his
10 the poor as exhibiting portraufe OF one Of
,en greatest beneacors. IL Il Substantially AN AUTO
niounafhf containing full lccimnt OF Mr.. LawrenGe's
career as merchant of his public and private charities
anu oi us domestic life Unsaa care has bee bestowed
un .ne mecnanical execution Of this volume The em.
otisnmentsfout In numberan in the highest style of
e ai' te paper of quality the letter press large,
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executed In the same superior style has ever been Of
ne Publishers will frwar ri copies by mail, postage free
=" NY one who RENTS the price of the book--one dollar
ana my cents. G0ULD& LINCOLN, Publishrs,
SO Washington street Boston.
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AMERICAN
VERDI ANTIQUE Marble Co.

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J. w. BUTLER, Treasurer and Agent.
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DIR. j. III. SCHENCK'S
p u = M MIC SYRUP.
For The Cure Of Construction.

friends IN the last Stage OF Consumption When all hopes
of ever getting well had fed he was strongly
ded syrup made from old Indian receipt which
succeeded in eff ctnny curing him. The family physicians
and large number Of respectable gentlemen certified 10
the facts OF this case and the Pulmonc Syrup OBJ
tanned reputation eqnaed In this section of the
country. Creating his case did, sensation second
TO that only of miracle Dr. Schenck waited upon by
many similarly afflicted to whom he administered the
Syrup with the beneficial results. Ia fact, such was
the noority of this medicine, that ene nt praccing
physrians had their attention drawn towards the rising
reputation of it, from having Witnessed its curative pow
ers, and freely extended the haRu of friendship and en-
coungement to Dr. schenck and ntroducedthe medicine
to tn public, and used il in their daily practice.
No other medicine operates upoa the system in The
manner that the PumUnic Syrup doeS. II produces n
healthy action upon The morbid parts by purifying them
from disease IL promotes the approximations aays the
cough, rpens the matter in the lungs. and when il 10
discharged IL heals the opening that the breaking Of the
tubercles or abscesa Produces and the lungs hPcume
SOUND ana resume the performance OF their natural unc
tons also sootes the irritaed PARTON othr and
other organs, ana ihs restores these parts to hrBlh
superior property that the medicn possesses all
others Is that contains OPIUM caone or any other
deleteriOus medicine
In ls4l Dr.. Scienck removed from Pennington, New
Jersey, TO philadelphia, and commenced the practice Of
his profession where he acquired reputation
cciied by ncne in curing disease that had hee,oford
neen deemed incurable and he then daily pre-
scented TO the world nconestibe evidence Of his success
Bo'h Of his parents died of Consumption, which ap
pears 10 nave been an ha'edilay dis with his fathers
family An his brothers and sisters except one died
ea OF ms disease none Of them, but the one brother
reached the age Of twenty.
linus et Reay Inc last OF his family be naturally 10
some Alarm as one after another consigned the 81
lent tombof his fell destroyer.
VOLUNTARY TESTIMONY.
We, the subscribers residents Of Femn gon do hereby
cehy mat we are well acquainted with Dr. J. H. SChenck.
He was attack by disease which, as we believe iermi-
| mated IN Pulmonary Consumption under the operation
OF which he reduced low as to be unable to leave
MS ped Tor long ime and to all appearances was past
recovery. lie is perfectly wel-hs cough and fever
nave YER aim. and we feel justified in declaring it
belief that these salutary effects have resulted from the,
| Of the Pu M mic Ey,uD
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w A y'VEM.

A NUMBER of energetic business men, to engage In n
II respectable, and very profitable employment REQ urng
but a small capital Address, b. H. BRATfON
New York, Nov, 5tl, less, Avs
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AT this time there is village in the United
States but in which te found more or less wonderful
cures by the Use of Srhenck's Pnmonic Syrup.
Dr. Schenck is the of the celebrated Resprom
eer for examining and detected all diseases of the Lungs
Heart, &C.
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
phia.--Gilbert, Wentz 4 Co., 1T N. Third
neet.
New York &C. v. CLIcKNER & Co, 81 Barclay
Misunderstanding & Co., No. State Street.
And every respectable Druggist gbout the United
states Fred e. Smith. Agent, Montpelier
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[ ,uNslSTlNa of Liverpool, Turks Island and Cnd,
y, sau now unloading from the cars which vi ii be sod
Aug. Goth, lsas. ~ FIiIiER = sEiTp
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y. q. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
LOWELL, MASS,
AND SOLD BY

B. o. Tyler, Fred E. SIN. til and Collins Pierce Mont
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Oats, Oats. Oats
5000 Bushels SAT

10 000 BUSHELS WANTED immea;.. ev n,
nO,SOO which Cash win he maid on deliys,, y, ,S S
Depot Store, Rail Road Square. " va "'t'Fs's Ut INC
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Germs extracted In Ave Minutes without Pain
-n BY N. and L. KENls0N,
CHI pm nTST,S

~ Iot Wnshong on street. Boston, Directly opposite the
le4o. ~ "P-'""'' ''sI''N1 y" ""H ''"''
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Physicians.
J. F. ScHENcK, NJ. D.,
GEO. P. R,I, NJ. D.,
R. d. AlEEsHoN, NJ. D.
Merchants.
j.. G. & J. n. READING,
AUGUSTUS FRIsBiE,
A. V. DoSNALL,
Vim. ?. EMEaY,
]. P. FARLEE.
Citizens.
JOHN N. CAPNER,
MAHLos c. HART,
PETER Ewing,
Asa JONES,
VIM. X. MooRE,
P. w. BURK,
HUGH CAPsER
J0HN j.. JoSEs,
THOMAS Gray,
A. J. HoLcoMB,
DAVID DusHAM,
HART WILsan.
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barietp.

Salisbury, VI, August Gath, 1866.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-08-10

Of distempered min
ten, Vengeance is
Bear with me a
cret feature of thi
which they profess
That it was origina
no one can truthful
name Of all that is
any man know of
nent than he did b
was removed ? Lii
pull down the canH
have been seen. I'll
faith in our republic
ical power is derived
majority Of the ped
State, for they cont
If the designs Of Il
virtuous and politics
casion is there for, {
in those States wher
ascendant 2 Why
secret from itselfa
nority, and endeavo
tions, to defeat the
their efforts must VIC
lie morals, and are Il
and factions. Publ
purity Of a represent
arcana ineperii are
nof.ism
Ihave so far trea
national organizatio,
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-08-10

SeG Lnat II IS WITH
saith the Lord"
\ time upon the Sc,
Ordcr-a feature
Fave abandoned:
.cret organization,
ny. Now, in the
what more does
&der at this mo-
fle veil of secresy
ishow-n,en, they
er the monkeys
first article of
I'D that all polit-
the people. A
State are the
political action.
Nv Nothings are
hodox, what oc-
riety in, secresy
party is in the
State keep a
arty is in Il mi
secret combina-'
the majority,
J Eruption Of pub
3 anti:.republican
Y 9ss,en.ial to the
q :asernment, and
ibutes Of des-
subject as a
repeatt that it
ee omplish what
! faith in the
believe that
lug ist; after the
: 'ec The repeated
make at the.
fery best: for
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-08-10

PoPu'o1iou' 4uo StttIeS OF zCne IN Oftn.$ DV
manumission-by incessant and hypocfitical
cant about the horrors and degradation of
slsvery-by their greater wealth, which
they baye flched from the pocketsof South
ern planters by means of protective tar
1tts-by their inordinate desire for the po-
Iitical power of numbers, aud which has
caused. them to hold out inducements of
employment and heretofore higher wages
have succeeded in diverting the tide of
immigration from the. slave to the free me-
gro States. They are now reaping the fruits
d the seed sown by themselves; and that
it is bitter fruit, occasions me no manner Of
distress. Our policy is to view this Kill
kenny cat fight in serene silence. and com.
posed equanin,ity. II we don't interfere
we are sureSt have the good willrsof the
foreign cat and If Che belligerents eat each
other up, Why, I don't know then that va
should refuse to be cornforted. ]. g e: -
I have said that the President 3tba I'm
migrant and the Catholic had much "a, dr.
with. the slavery issue. Many Of you Who
have passed the meridian &c life, wiiIaiiys to-
see the day when the Abolitonist IA held off,
rom his prey only by. the; veto Of q sPsas;.
dent. The connection Of the foreigner & ssot
% ereeptble Or ayaiiabI 4 yet ;he iindirsof,
y ssssss 8 ssaiutarT influence upon iit sithj
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-14

DTTNAWAY IN JAIL.-There was con

DUNAWAY In JAIL.-Jher0 was COLI
III mitted to the Jail of the City of Richmond a.
man who calls himself SAM and says he il the pro-
perty of Sarah Henary, Of Goochand county, Va.
Said negro ID feet inches high, of dark complex
ion about 10 years of age, and had when commit
ted to Jail dark wooden coat and pants and black
wool hat. The owner of said negro 10 requested to
come forward prove property, pay charges and take
him away. or he will be dealt with az the law d.
raets JOS. A. STARKE, d. g..
yI7-6w For Martin IA. Lipscomb, Sers't.
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I EONARD HAS A HAPnss =
IL TRAVEL AO kOAn ;

TOM LEONARD il the man, bs..hu,, :
a. 1ous r ssId. son.ump,ion hat y. @
Can cure eli on this is, .d e'. Il da js1s.5
small, WIZ ltsle, fra.
nai nc Cough Syrup please take .ssO,,,,,
minion, H'enas oflhsf o.,
OF the best medicine thi. side of Js,,,
Price-25c per bottle: bot,,..
Leonardls Dollar Cordial sns tORr, A.
To be had of L. B THOMAS. Rro,s
Hill, and Of all Druggists and ni'ss sss,.
Richmond and State OF Virsinia i.r,r,,
essrs. ruRcELL, LADD & Co, saN.ms hsl's.
Richmond, Va. wv ano Broad vp..t
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RHODES' FEW AN0sl

Az CUkE-Fer the Prevention q dUe
n1ittent and Remittent Fepers Fer.r Nv Iars u h.
and Ferer, Dumb Ague, General nc taaggs, c.
cammnn s op;s on E'ns. forms Of disease wS.s
This IL NATURAL ANTIDorE. ubi,h
protect any resident or traveller svsn Wi ssas.,
or swampy localities, from any A. . nos I'll,
ease whatever, or any injury tom ,. ~ .oilea d
ling Malaria or Missma. ''e''aatj IL
1t will instantly check tire A,us /,
nave suneIeo ior any length OF time, from , Vi
twenty years, 30 that they nesd psus. oae ags
ther chill. by continuing In u,s .c.or. a,'. IL
tons. The patient at once beains Ia ~. to-
tlte and strength, and continues untI seosstrk
and radical cure Ii effected. psinsssl
One or two bottles will answer ia, o,,,
SOME may require more. Direction. pliu.Sy asS
80 Doiiai' hioeral discounts u,s. ~
'laoe' JAMES A. RHODES
EVIDENCE OF SAFETY, A.
NEW YoRK, Jups II II.
L nave msds chemical eIaun.tisp NJ a a. hA
FEVER AND AGuE CURE" or "ANTTDors a. aS y
RIA, and have tested it for Arssuic Ms,,n sllt
nine and Strychnine, but have nst founs suh w
of either In it, nor have found anv ,pb,s,s N's,
competition that would prove injuron, ~ ~ Il
stitution. JAMES e. Chiffon M n Csc. lug us
EVIDENCE OF MERIT, 1@
LEwIsBURG, Union seupty ?,
am, 7. May 2 1856
cine you sent me was duly received an =. ~ ne
April, have sold about one half of il and AZ a.
people who have used it, are satisfied tb,t : =
cured them. 1t has certainly stopped Tia A.. \
every one who has used it, and six Of the c.,..
OF long standing My sister, who has had h +, y
or six years back, and could never sst i. ,ou. y
cept by Quinine. and that only as long s5s vSI
medy. r Mcsi NV,
CAUTION TO A0UE sUFFERERS
Take No more Arsenic, Mercury. Quinins ,.I,
fuges, Strychnine, or Anti Periodics Of spv h;
The well known nefciency OF these uoIIo nv :,
sons proves them to be the offspring either Of \.
medical principles or of mercenary q1scts n
only remedy in existence hat is both uIs and n,
less, 10 RHODES FEVER AND AeuE CURs.
For sale'in Richmond;by j. WOOD. 6Rugs
4 APPEksON, and Druggists generally.
iy I0-deo& cl2m
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DEMOVAL.-DA ODONNELL,
IL HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER has removed
opposite the Banks, where he would be pleased to
see his old friends and the public generally.
Hydraulic Rams, Lift and Force Pumps, Bath Tubs,
Wash Hand Basins, Water Closets, Copper and Iron
Boilers &C., fitted up on the most approved princi-
pies and at the lowest prices.
a. Orders from the country promptly executed.
a. JoBBlNG punetualy attended to.
iv SS-1m
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4 MELIA HPRINGS-NEW SPRING
"A RECLAIMED- The subscribsrs take great
pleasure 70 Inform the publis that they have sue
ceedsd in reclsimins unring that 10 said by our wish
tors TO Be 6 strons q any sulphur wster In the
mountains HI. VIZ. OLD. er. Of Pow haitian county,
pfosOuncesit equal 20 tins w bite Sulphur All we
ash II to come snd test the fsck. I5sg4 ls6ssse
4 THOg. g. WILSON 1 SONS,
40 6--d12s Amelia Springs.
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RTJNAWAY.

ID UNA w Az IN JAIL.-Iherc was
III committed 20 ths Jail efthe CITY Of kishmsnd.
the asth S:y e Ssa; sSS s: sgS
ssye she 10 the property Of Maria Howard OF Henie0
sarnty. Va Sid memo 10 five fset seven inches
hish Oh dark complexion, about SO years ct ass and
Ma ON when committed to jail Q blue cotton dress
and red calico bonnet. The owner Of said negro u
reaue sted to come forward, prove property. Ply
charges and Taxa her avsy, OF she will be dealt Win
a ne law directs. JOS 4. STARkE, v. -
jy3o-ew For Martin n. Lipscomb. Serst.
TTFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Left
il the premises of Frederick AndsIson. on the
25th of June last, o gro man named FhEDEhICh,
Of low statue, about IS years old and OF lieht COM
nIexiou. SPEAKS low and sfammers . little when
spok en- to. He has wife Leigh street: near Ad-
ans street, ct Mrs Mary A. Crafton's- Tho above
reward OF $50 viii be paid IL he 10 taken ont OF the
STATE of Virginia, e25 IL taken In the State and
delivered to Frederick Anderson OF Ed D Eecho;
an 3--dts THOs. y. .AooI.
TIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-I will
Ia nav the above reward for woman purchased
he me Of ssBfiok House Estate" named HARRIET
Mayo who left my services In December last. She
II brieht mulatto, tall and has rather an awkward
and sloven appearances, very large features psrtic
nlarly her lips. which are almost unnatural. She
has on one of her thumbs o wart.
This negro 10 extensively acquainted In refers
burg and has relatives both in Richmond and this
nor her confinement In Jail. or delivery to me In
this city, / will pay the reward.
'"'' ''''' JAMES E. CUTHBERT,
.uS-ts Petersburg, Va.
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OF CO-PARTNER-

~ sHIP.-The co-psrtnershf2 heretofore existing
between the undersigned, under the hrm .S or
WRIGHT L BROTHERS, wss dn solved on tne
soth of June baving disposed OF their business to
SIMPSON 4 BAGNALL: ., 4.
Those indebted to the late firma are requested 10
ttIe their accounts at and the debts OF the
.oncs IN viii be paid by JOHN WEIGHT, R
cohce'A " WIN. WRIGHT,
JNO WRIGHT, JR,
III JAS. B. WRIGHT.
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n HAGERTY, BELL AND BRAS
LIE FOUNDER, 10th street, between Main 81
Cary streets, Richmond, Va, is prepared to sI.s'a
orders for all kinds Of Plain and Ornamental sas
and Composition Castings
Also, all kinds of Brass Finishing, such a. ai's
Water Fixtures, Plumbers and Gas Ftteu Wcu
Also, all kinds OF Steam, Water and Gn CosirI
general assortment constantly on hand.
All kinds Of BELLS made to order. WH-s
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- LOOK OUT FOR THE POPS

e gg LOOK OUT FOR THE POPS
"a LAR TREES.
NA Around the Trees the Bees are humming,
And bid welcome to those who strive,
Whils at my Sign they're always running,
But cannot get into the Hive.
/ must not forget my next door Neghbor,
Who will give policy If you desire;
For cannot live without some labor,
And this secures you against Fire.
Though at Watches Clocks perplexng,
I'm at work, and thank YOU too;
Yet sometimes they are really vexing,
But better that than nought to do.
PiZzini's Store, near the Exchange Bank, Is handy
As fine Store as ever was seen;
30 buy your friends the best of Candy,
Or cool yourselves with good Ice Cream.
And if my friend in Charlotte county
Should any work get me to do,
Send down your friends, ('ll thank your bounty,)
And enquire for BARTHOLOMEW.
w. J. BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch Maker, Sign Of the Beehive,
jy Is 1853 Main street, corner of llth.
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FOB THH NPRIlfQO.
- NEW AND 6PEFNDTD

-SAWA NEW AND SPLENDID
~ orr O1I ton LINE or
STkoE3 '--Thrsu sh fIen Rishmosa. fetsr.h.rs.
p.jfimors Wsaafng tou and AIeHaadries TO White
Sulphur and sw set bprinss. IN u days and sat sa
Pos On ana sftsr the Il. dag ofg.ly aeEt re WIN ran
Of the Virginia Csntral xairesa 70 ne kocsorldss
Alum sprinss, and to the White Sulphur Syringe
Va Bath Alan, Warm and Not Spring.. with branch
10 the Healing 6prings3 s.
Passenger leaving ktchmoaa Y ny Igsnlns uaan
Of cars. VIII reach kockbfidse Aium snc ns.n Alum
dsy .lisbt, aad arrive st tAa Sweet ana white Sal
uba 6prings early In the evening"
HAVING all new, first slasa eoaohsA nesn teams,
selected with great esd accommodating drivers
we feel assured we eaA extend 20 the usTeMne pup
hefore beer offered or secured on this Line
Throuah tickets from Richmond and Alexandrin
In any OF the above named Syringe, can be obtained
of any Of agents. who viii always be found at the
Railroad depets of those places.
Extra coaches will be furni.hed 81 ell nmes, When
INV g Proprieton.
RaiEroad. b. Herman md BroWns Stage line.
FROM RICHMOND
70 White Sulphur Springs. ~
To II e1ang SPRING.. 70
20 Hot Springs. oV
To Warm SPRING.. . -
To Bath Alum Springs. ny
To Rockbridge Alum Sprfnss......... $500. W.
Passeneers are inform I'd that we have reduced our
rates of fare as stated above, and are tcdng III any
one considers the fare unreasonable to reduce 1t
still lower to suit the times and wishes Of he trdreing
public. HARTMAN BhoWN
jy6 IIoPHe.ors'
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GUNNER CLOTHING AND GEN

GUNNER CLOTHING AND GEN
~ TLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS. The
subscriber has just received his second supply o f
summer Goods making his stock now complete, en-
bracing all the late styles of Cloths Cassie aud
SSes., n g. r AissCssck Blue Brown and Dahls
Goats, all styles; Silk Linen, Grass, Aicaca. Shaur
hal bingham. Drap-d Etc and Lutong Goats; Fancy
and Black Cashmere, Linen and Marseilles Pants
vests Of every style and quality; Shirts; Drawers
Collars Stocks; Cravats; Ties; Gloves; Suspenders
Hdkfs; &c, to which he would respectfully risk his
friends and the public generally to call and mine
! 5e-4 Z. B. SPENCE
my2 No. 100 corner Main and Istb sts
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WHAT THE VIRGINIA GAZETTE

w SAYS.-If YOU wish an exact image OfiS
face and features, which you can hand downnLs
latest pos,erity, drop in to see Measrs Po"lns
DUKE. Their Daguereotypes never fsfe, sa = !.
side are 40 true as nature itself You can ss =
very FIRE sparkling in the eye. We have H@ . -
artistic skin of these gentlemen, ana thefeiO'F'A
from experience.
Those who have beauty, should to this htm ni.s
Those W no have none. should 60 to them % 1s,s'
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-14
7 AND WARRANTS WANTED.-The

7 AND WARRANTS WANTED.-The
highest market price will be paid for 40 80 12O
and $50 acre LAND WARRANTS, also for Land
Scrip Persons having Warrants or Scrip to SELL
will do well to call at VIM. HukLEYS
Exchange Office No. S Pearl 1t. Richmond Va.
N B.-Persons livinsi in the country are respect
fully requested to forward their warrants. (when
dulv assiened) by mail or otherwise, and pledge
myself to them that they shall receive the highest
mark ct price, and prompt returns In cash checks
az they shall deem proper to direct me.
je 5-Sm VIM. HURLEY.
The price of Warrants is fuctuating and unsteady.
At present am paying S1.l0 per acre.