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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-06
THE EOTRTH AT SEA.

IT, ne Editor ofThs N Y Tribune
SIR: The Fourth If July, on board the steamship
Hermann was celebrated with much spirit on the
evening Of the Sd inst. Our gentemanly and eihcient
Captain assembled all the passengers and to the gay
and festive music Of the Polka Redowa and Schot-
tische the dawnng hours of the Fourth were ushered
ill., Upon the stroke of eight bells, which on shore we
call the midnight hour, the dancing ceased, and our
gallant and patriotic Commander surprised US with
ftstiyy as rare unexpected. The ladies, each with
a cavalier attending had no sooner ascended the
quarter deck than salute Of thirteen guns was red,
lman.of-war style so well understood by our gallant
Commanders while blue Zig hts and rockets, announced
to the cav and expectant assembly that the seventy
ninth advent of our glorious Anniversary had dawned
in the newborn babe with well chosen and APP
propriate remarks proposing the first toast the
health of the babe named Liberty, ehciting In ms
remarks the warmest ana most heartfelt sentiments OF
all who were around him. His toast was responded
TO by W. c. Hamilton, Esq of Maryland, in eloquent
terms, and followed by warm, most energetic and
truthful demonstration in the shape OF toast 10 the
health of the commander and his lady, who by their
gracCs of manner and person so well combined had
contributed i'm no small degree to the pleasure of the
voyage The health of Mr.. r. VEINS, the First OH
of the steamship was then proposed-than whom
10 more gallant and efficient officer trod the deck
of shp--whch responded TO by that gallant oifi-
Ger in a few brief remarks.
The sunrise of the Fourth was duly ushered in by
national salute. At ii the Chairman, Mr.. p. G.
Brown of Ohio introduced w. G. Hamilton, Esq, as
Orator of the Day, who after brief and brilliant ora
on (which eiciied the applause of the entire assem-
bag proc, eded to read in true oratorca style that
most recious of documents the Declaration Of indie
pendence, in the presence of the captain, crew aud
passengers The former in uniform, ut the close of
which the Star SpaDgled Banner was sung by The fol-
lowing passengers aud officers Capt. III. 5. Austin,
New. ork f.. j. Groud, Kentucky; L. {. Brown,
Ohio; w. Browne, Hull England; George IL Smith
son, do W. Wand, London; John 5. Mullins, Purser,
New-York; ID. NJ Collins, Assistant Purser, do j.
G.. Brown, Surgeon, DO.
The passengers then dispersed, only to be called
together again TO participate in most bountifu re-
past, when there was an address of thanks pre-
scented to the captain by Mr.. Bart of Canada, which
was responded to in the happy manner which ever
distinguishes the commander Of the Hermann.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-06

The Railroads did unusually large business on
the 4th On the New-Jersey Road the arrange
mens for increased accommodations, extra trains and
excursion tickets, commencing about A. NJ. and
closing after midnight were executed without acct
dent. About 1000 passengers were carried in the
different trains, OF which from five to six thousand
were passengers to and from Newark only and nearly
SEQ were carried over the Milestone Road.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-06
INQUESTS BY THE COR0NERS.
pVRNYD To DEATH


Coroner Hilton on Wednesday held an inquest at
No. DomDick-st upon the body of Sarah L. Smith,
child 10 wears old born in NewYork whose death was
caused by burning 1t appears that the child amer
having been put to bed got up and took lamp filed
with spirit gas which was burning on the mantle and
was about to read by the light when her clothing took
FIRE and she was fatally burned before her mother,
who was in an adjoining room, could extingu'sh the
flames. The Jury rendered verdict OF accidental
death and deprecated the use Esprit gas
DROWNED.
The same Coroner held an inquest upon the body Of
Henry Kissel native of Germany, II years oil age
who was drowned while bathing at the foot OF Thirty
nnih-st, North River. The Jury rendered veruic'
Of accidental drowning
SUDDEN DEATH.
An unknown man. about 10 years Of age died sud
denly yesterday at the Sixth Ward nom
congestion Of the brain caused by incompetence De
ceased was stout built and had a gray coat, cheek
cloth yes and pants white shirt with blue spots in it,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-06

A child years of age, named Ellen Lilley, whose
parents reside at No. l03 Avenue ID, building,
was run over by one Of the Avenue and Houstonst.
line of stages on the afternoon of the Fourth, and
killed almost instantly. Several persons who wit
messed the occurrence from the windows of houses OPP
pose, say that the driver not to blame as he was
driving very slow at the time. The deceased was
taken to the residence of her parents by Officers
Church and Eustaee of the Eleventh Ward
In the afternoon an excursion steamer was passing
Blackwels Island this side when in order to shear
clear of the Fall River boats, she accidentally ran
against the Hell-Gste Ferry wharf. Some children
were playing on the wharf at the time, and one Of
them, daughter of Mr.. Dunlap, proprietor of the
feuy-house was fatally injured Others were slightly
hurt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-17

WONDERFUL SNAKE SToRy,-Singuiar Occu-
lar Deiusion.-There is a good deal Of excite
ment in Rockingham county N. C..on account Of
u snake having been seen which has n human
head. The animal was only seen by son of Mr.
o. Is. Stone. He first saw it at his fathers tur-
pontno still. His father to who he attempted to
point out tho monster, was never able to see it,
though the boy declared that il was under his Get.
Several attempts. were made by the boy to shoot
him. but the different guns he used would never
explode when pointed In the direction OF the
snake, though they would fire If turned another.
way.
The father in letter to tho Madison, N. c.,
Democrat says: 81
"Some of tho neighbors came in again to SEQ
tho Snake and see If they could find any mark It
made, sprnkled ashes all over the Still
House and in the hole whore 1t always came, in
and tied my son fnst so he could not make
tho track himself in any way whatever, and then,
wo left him tied, in the Still House, by himself
and went away and it was but few moments be-
fore he let us know Tint the Snake in the Still
House ogan,and we went to sec 1t there was any
mark. and behold there was n mark as broad ~
my hand whore il oame in and went out. and
they were confirmed it was something; did not
suffer Alfred to stay about the Still House bhtia
little for whenever he goes there ho is sure to seq
it. and il also appears to him in different parts Of
the farm but not so as it does at the Still House,
and he was told to talk to IL, and il would tell him
what IL wanted, and ho says he asked 1t in tho
nn,ne Of the Lord what did il want, and he says.
it said to him that IL wanted to destroy the Stial'
ing and snoaked off; then to be convinced, l
tied Alfred in the Still House again. and he was
told to wear clover in his hat, and he saw the
snake come and peep in tho house having face,
eyes, mouth, tongue and all, precisely like a man
he perfectly knew, and all but tho head "as pre-
oisely like rattle snake, and it scared
him prodgously. Then on Sunday last 25th
Oct, there were great many persons who came
TO my house, who doubted the reality Of the mark.
Of the snake, came to see If they could find the.
mark, and tied Alfred again in order that they
might be convinced all OF them respectable men.
saw the mark distinctly, and were convinced of
Of tho mark of tho inake.'
The truth of the statements contained in the
farmers letter to the Democrat. is attested by
dozen of the prominent men Of Rockingham coun-
ty, who saw the mark Of the snake in the ashes,
and knew that the boy was tied too securely to.
have made il him. The Democrat says that the,
boy is very much alarmed and his health is fast
giving away under the mental effects of this hor-
rible deusion. This snake bids fair to rival tho
the Silver Lake Serpent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-17
Mare News oI its ls iiicncy.

handy KIVtH, FHtsN NINhhIh NUUHTyl W.
June Ind. 1855. )
MEssRg DOVE a. CO,-DEAn SRsi l hereby certify
that nbont the FIRST last March, attacked with hhen'
matism character In one shoulder aud arm
taking the entirely from me- and from wi'h SUI
fud pain for three lonf days MY son !nen
procured ine bottle your Rheumatic nimcnt, and np
ei II according directions from which wns vcstored
In a time aud nay was restored I" tu sucngn AN"
NAV he anlctei Win Rheumatism And 1t Is duty you
~ NV ' THOMAS HuNDLEY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-17
sill more News from - Good MAN.

SUGAR TNrf, Va, Juuc lah, irHo
NEsgRs DOVE g. CO. hereby certify that for years
mas, have l,cn much afflicted with Rheumatism and from
The frequent Lunent have been almost entirely
yed of the disease sell great deal Of II to my neigh
iors and do rccolort solitary where has been
apued according directions. its having failed TO afford
ref No family should without this Linmcnt regard
ns one of the remedies for rheumatism have ever
,,icd with greatest pleasure do recommend II TO
t'ens 2 .s "a 'i5,h ~ aoc , ~ A CREWS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-17
T;a;,u. from, chc.scraeld.

CufsTEnrlfLp COUNTY, Va, Aug. !, ltoa
MESSRS DOVE a. co. Rirhmond-l.ast tall ono OF my
mules W the stable yard while playing about
with other mules he ran with weight of his whole body
against large plate iron cutting himself on the H
or ba about inches long and from inch aud hall to
two inches deep The wound OF such character us 10
suppose would be OF service To- me again see
Ipr notice Turf Oh In the papers procured ana aP
Piled the aud In about three weeks no was
perfectly well work and eanno, perceive me least
scar where the made. H. a. w WiN'HE
T. Srherc many eases OF injuries 10 ohto ~ .n,s
which cured by your Turf on and
~ any benefit to you procure many certificates
The whole say the quickest healing remedy
,h', ,y., saw H. A. WINFREE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-17
DAILY VIRGINIAN.
THE SONG OF HIAwATHA.
The following are the opening lines Of Long

The following are the opening lines Of Long
ows new poem:
Ye who love the haunts Of Nature,
Love the sunshine Of the meadow,
Love the shadow Of the forest,
Love the wind among the branches,
And the rain shower and the storm,
And the gushing Of great rivers,
Through their palisades Of pnetrees,
And the thunder In the mountains,
Whose innumerable echoes
Flap like eagles In their cyries;- -
Listen TO those wild traditions,
To this sopg Of Hawatha
ye who love a nations legends,
Love the ballads Of the people,
That like voices from afsr OF
Call To us To pause and listen
Speak In tones so plain and chldlike,
Scarcely can the distinguish
Whether they are sung or spoken
Listen to this Indian Legend,
To this song Of Hawatha.
We whose hearts are fresh and simple,
Who have faith in God and Nature,
Who believe that In all ages
Every human heart IL human,
That In savage bosoms
There are longlpgs yearnngs, strlvings,
For the good they comprehend not;
That tho feeble hands and helpless,
Cropping bndly In tho darkness,
Aud are lifted up and strengthened
Listen TO this simple story.
To this song of Hiawatha
Yc who sometimes, In your ramhles
Through the green lanes Of tho country,
Where tho tangled barberry bushes
Hang their Tufts Of crimson berries
Over atone walls gray with morses,
Pause by some neglected graveyard,
Fora while To muse and ponder
On n hall. .effaced inscription.
Written with little skin Of song craft,
Homely phrases but each letter
Full Of hope, and yet OF heart break,
Full Of all the tender pathos
OF tho Here and the Hereafter
Stay and read this rude inscription,
Road this song Of iiiswatba.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-17
N or. uc.v. from, one oG the First NcW in Henry
GilIs POINT, Henry County, Va,

}
DEAR sIRs About the 18th Of December last became
very much afflicted what thought an old hurt IN ono "i
my knees dhe left one) Of long standing OF when hau He
auent stacks within about sin or eight days became 30
violent that sleep impossible In about twenty Tour
hours attacked right hand aud wrist ana IN anout
twelve attacked In right ankle 0" when e
was unar such exrrie ang pnin to bo able 10 ako
any whatever losing all appetite for any Kind o "e
nnd In pcrcct helpless condition. became almost ue
ranged man My family standing around my bed sd" mpl
ring call In ply scian reply was that ~ ,omu Oh
tain tho right n would do but that hno ms
wen die with Al length consented Tor
INV son To 20 Mr. James A. Crews merchant near me-
and Ia say 10 him what situation after had tried
uvery possible without the least h.nch ,ha
he had thing which he could truly recommend To SEND
IL To me He bottle "l Doves Rheumatic Liinon
used It MS directed and after about six hours dropped
asleep for the first forty hours My joints became
much sw olon the mo began To get rns" the swc
In days ahlo 10 attend I" my bns
ness ns nsual sonctps attacks In my shoulders
use tho Llninou before with immediate relief by timely
nppllcatlou ihink invaluable remedy, ant an, de-
sous TINT every person afflicted win ilc most Wehuio
scolrge on earth (Ilhcumatsm) should give II trial
Iours, truly, &c.t -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-17

The N. Y. Pioayune and the Elections.
Our witty contemporary, the New York Picay-
une, has the following clever epgram on the late
election in TIE Sixth Senatorial District:
ON MUNDAY.
Our hero much elated was
with hope and tru st but one day
Defeated he the next alas
Sic transit gloria Munday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-17

A BEAUTIFUL INclDENT.-Upon the concu-
sion of marriage in village church, the bride.
groom signed the register with Ibis mark"
The pretty young bride did the same, and then
turning to lady who had known her as the best
scholar in school, whispered to her, while tears
of honest love and admiration stood in her bright
ewes. ..he's dear fellow, Miss, but cannot write
yet. He's going to learn Of me, and l would not
shame him for the world"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
rooD MEDICINs-.-l. 4. ...i...s. .s.. ,.....

n
N AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL AND CATHARTlG
to promote the public health than any
other Thcre be question that Cherry feeto
raj has by ita thousand OF Colds Coughs
Asthma Group Influenza Bronchis &c much reduced
the deaths from consumptvo Diseases In this
country The Pulls good ms the Peoora and VIII cure
complaints, :, :.
Every body less purgng Purge the blood
from Impurities Purge the bowels liver and the whole Wis
ostructiona Purge out the diseases which
the body work s decay But for Diseases we
should die only Of old Take andoes carly and thrust
the system, before II s yet too strong to Yield
Ills do thrust out disease not only while weak
but when II has taken strong hold Read the astounding
of those who have been cured by them o dread
full seroa Dropsy Ulcers skin Diseases rheumatism Neu
ralra Dyspepsia Internal Pains Bilious Compnna Heart
burn ou and less dangerous bnt stu threat
enng ailments such pmpcs ON the face Worms nervous
rrtabty OF appetite, Irregularities Dizziness IN IN.
head Colds Dysontery and indeed every variety VI
complaints for which n Purgativo romedy Is required
These random stacmenia but are nntehc"'e" ny
your own ncighbors and your own Physicians
Try them once and viii never he without thcm
Price ~ cents per Box-a iosea for Sl,0O .
Prepared by Dr J. g. AVER Chemist, Lowell Mass ana
sold by all respectable Druggists evory where nov ,oan
AYEWs FROM ANaEuDA.-AmtIIA CouNrY July
~ Ia lsaa-Messrs Dove Co-lasi autumn had very
In of his hind legs SO badly as 10 cause
swell the size Of mans head on which t'e" eVe!y
remedy could think Of without relieving h III to
ons During fall the swelling continued when young
MIR Archer saw it recommended your Turf on pro.
contents bottle the swelling subsdcd and you could
not tell hich leg Injured lie Is well nnd doing all
~ " ~ ' ANN W. ARCHER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-17

Adversely exasperates fools, defects towards,
draws out the faculties Of the wise and ingenius,
puts the modest to the necessity of trying their
skill, nwes the opulent. and makes the idle indus
trous. Much may be said in favor of adversely !;
but the worst, of it is, It has no friends.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-17
TERMS.

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IL the osr until 0s ali s
are inserted for 80 sents per square. oi
DHth for t).. insertion and 81 cts for each con.
e' OF ~ess orier inner form weekly and then so cts
c Iii he charged for each insertion. Ii the number
A' Ia not marked the Ms 1t viii be published till
stuons and charged accordingly.
rrl oas ""' rIIE YEARLY RATES ARE:
s,nare. daily sS5
For on' = ,lo SO
Fcr Ne oae square seini.w weekly s2s
FOR ~s do do $40
For intended for both papers subject special
u.d al v,rtisers will be limited to their immediate bu
~ ~. seiuents charged at transient rates.
es ~ new advertisements appear in the daily and semi
,~sly papers which xcea, a;ybt lines ara hor,s,
I'm s,r the excess.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-17

RTCHMOND, January TO Ic''I
l'Ssrs DOVE COFor about seven years my negro opy'
u had ulcer on the bone OF of his legs; ne
had the very best medical advice and the strctCSt 'eu
from myself the has been repeatedly poui''d anu
0lnt with clusc; at intervals whilst giving and applying
rac he has been kept low diet, and also kept perfect
quiet with the limb elevated sometimes the sore w'uio oe
large the palm of a hand and at others II" larger
n half dime and when il has attained this sMt SIZE
VIA break again. became entirely diicouragta app
arl day. while in your store asked you what must
q tr IT. YOU gave me bottle of your rCRf OH" ana ater
A5 bles by the drcction) it was entirely healed fre
% 10 the time of using he had lost months from ms Wofk
mt since, has never lost a single day. Will add that
eexendcd usecssly his limb, about twohnndreu ana
IL dars and it gives pleasure to add to the many you
this testimonial of the virtues of your TURF OH"
Very respectfully, ,,,,ro>,
"A ACopypublishcd by permission from lady in this cits
une ,l,l6n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-17

\ AVER COuPI.AINT, Jnundice, DypePssin
,ronc or Nervous Debility, Disease of the Kidneys, and
ali diseases arising Dordred Liver or stomach such
as Constipation Inward Piles Fulnoss or Blood TO the Head
Acv al the stomach Nausea Heartburn Disgust for Food
Euncs or weight in Stomach Soar Eructsons Sinking
or FnerinR Pit of the stomach swimming of the Head
Hurried difficult Breathing futerng at the Heart cnok
ing or Su ufocating when In lying POSTURE m
ness of Vision Dots Webs before the sight Fever and Dull
Pain in the Head Deficiency of 'crspraon fei"wness oil he
skin and Eycs pain the Side, Back, Chest Limbs, &C.
sudden Fhcs of Heat Burning In me Flesh Constant nag
ngs of Evil great depression of Spirits can be ehectua
iv cnrcJ Inv DoCrrR HoofLANDs CELEBRATED GERMAN
BITTERS prcparcdby pr g. Jackson 'ierman Medicine
store No 10 Arch door below sixth Philadelphia
Tbcr diseases is not exccled fcqual
ed by any other preparation 10 te a cures
attest in many after skini physirias had i,lied
These Bl,tcrs worthy the attention OF invads Posses
sing great virtues in the reehcson oi ,he IA 'nr nna lesser
glands exercising the most searching power ~ weaness ana
affections Of digestive organs they are wtha safe certain
ViBGiNIA TEsuMoSY-Dr j. NJ Wilson, Lexington, Va,
Feb 9Th 1852 said entirely or Of the German Bit
tcrs Thoy become all the rage Noihing else sells
10Th Great MeicineWc have uniformly refraned
from recommending the public any OF the Yaons patent
medicines day unless thoroughly convinced OF Their
value Among those consider worthy Of notice, Is the
German Btters eventedby DR. iiooiand and by r
J,rksou In Philadelphia One instance in particular IN which
Tho sunorr virtues this medicine have been tested has fa
len under our During the last summer son OF
Mr. Abra Cab of this county was very seriously eeteu
with Liver Complaint after trying In vain various rene
dies purchase bottle OF the Bers ana after IT.
so nuc relieved his distressing maady that he procured
another bottle and Is restored entirely to health
They entirely vegetable free from all injurious isreu'
cnts always strengthen the system and never coslaa
For sale wholesale by Druggists In all the prleia - ' ~
at retail by apohocares aud orckeopcrs in every town IN
Slafa sai% by sTRoTIIER & WHITEHEAD, J. H. THoMp
son & co, and j. H. SEAf q Co' Lyhe"p"is, e - -
dealers II medicine everywhere l l''P'''
MrEUuNOs, UALF AND ALL WOOI. DE
lNI ianes Grcnoble Lustcrs genuine iris Lops a -"
dies Dress Goods of every dessrinon sTiGTER Co
OHEEsE, CuEEsE.-A few casks Of tha, fine
u CHEESE the dairy of Mesrs LOOK Lincoln o
july 3ts DAnIe ~" -, ', - -.
TUsT OPENED. 10 pairs Wool Cnrpe's Ca, pets nv 30 ="
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-17

M Pure Juice Port Wine pure French Brandy sherry
WnI M onan Porter Wolf aremas sS. sSnSan S "ss
nal purposes For sale by JOHN H. sEAY,
" Its Druggist
NEW GROCERV, COMMIssION a FOR
~ wARpING HousE-Ihe subscribers have leased for
term of years from Mr. G II lynch his new Fire Proof
Of a T. X r., and immediately between the Railroad aud
COMMISSION ASn TonwAsnrSo BUSINESS under tho style
and firm of BLACK n PErTYJoHN We offer To our
C sf roses e psos aSo n.y. in sshs"se for cash or
and earnestly solicit call from them before
good supply Lime, Plaster and ccmcn, kept hand,
which will be sold low as at other house IN the city
All goods consigned win be forwarded with dis
patch and particular attention paid to the order Of them
Tobacco Corn Oats, Sc &C. Charges reasonable and
pains spared render satisfaction Account of sales rendered
as soon as made a. J. % nLAGk
aug ats A. PETrYJoHN
ARANGE a ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
this Company for the construction the Lynehburg
sion required to be paid in monthly n'amen's OF - ON
BY order of the Directory,
oc 2]. eodl decSwts J IT. REID, Secy.
NOTsCE-Thc -ub-crih'r being dc-iro.. ::
~ close the remainder of the Stock of Goods at the old
stock at and below Gos'r' for CASH only = cv,,rr
nCT. 18th. uSJJ.---O"r own 1mporintiOns.--
~ Received saturday the iih by Adams Co.'S Express
Adeaide
Blue;
Brown;
Green
Black
These Cloths Beoay Sons celebrated esab
shmcnt in France expressly for sales We invite the at
friends the public examination OF these
Cloths They viii be made order at short notice. and ON
reasonable terms.
lots GLASS n RAINE j, DiNoN Agent
NlNS.-We have just received beautiful stock ot hne
u and Guns which invite the attention of
sportsmen and the public generally . . -
oc dis J u. GREGORY & co.
nCT. sth, iS5J.-Just received by express, second
those Plush Velvet Ncstings also quilted
These Goods viii be found ready made If preferred
ma q
Ion GLASS N RAiNE, j. DINoN, Agent
n UMHER FOR - IE.-We hDvc on hnud on
II cousgnmen 20 thousand feet of PINE LUMBER, which
vewi sell accommodating terms Please give us call
oc Its MILLER \ ELAN. on BASIN
Hrntes Crates "a splendid assortment Of
Fancy Crates which, beauty and cheapncss cannot
be surpassed mrrket Lot all consult their tastes and
comfort and Range Warehouse aud prepare
oc lsts G.. s. BLISS.
UUST RECEIVED--A lot Of superior style busi-
a!.ai-. G... ll.l Al. M