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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-09-24

LIFE AND HEALTH-So little has been learn
ed by the masses resTeciing the lave of life
so Ii tie do they think that he lth depends
strictly on conditions-so much they have
trusted upon the predeterminations of fate,
or the blind accidents of chance that there
has become an alarming apathy upon the
subject of health. In the pursuit of pleas.
ure 1t would seem that the people have
been endeavoring 10 see how far they can
venture down the whirlpool of disease with
ont being irretrievably caught by its eddying
force, drawndown into the vortex, and dash
cd at last upon the rocks of death.
Oh how sweet is Life, and Health-good
Health, it is boor that well becomes the
gift of God. And oh how needful that we
keep this gift with grateful care, for though
goblet workmanship unimitate by art,
tits frail and easily rent: Without cauti'
Gus heed some corroding canker may EN-.
bitter the draught--some careless jan, fis-
snre make that happiness no more can fill
70 the brim the cup of life--or else some
reckless transgression dash it to a thousand
Fragments. -
= Yet all the world are striving TO run the
goblet over: ignorant of its structure
shoughtless of the conditions of the gift
regardless of the laws of health.
Beyond compute is the misery and the
wretchedness resulting from this ignorance
this thoughtless indifference. The great.
~ and most important of all subjects, ye
% enterely neglected! No question be-
tween wealth or poverty, fame or obscurity
esn compare with it.. It is question be-
tween Life and Death. Oh that the people
sould be induced to study these facts.-Med
Rg6rmr.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-09-24

A good daughter is the morning sunlight
snd svsnins star Of her parents house.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-09-24
THE STAR OF THE NORTH

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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-09-24
THE mlssoURl COMPROMISE.

| The history and merils Of the "Missourl
Compromise" having, after an undislurbed
and happy existence Of th:tly.lhres years,
become subject of renewed discussior--
poss ass,ng indeed with the present genera
tion the interest of new question-we could
not, we are sure, offer 10 the majority of our
readers any document which would be pe-
FUSED with profounder respect and attention
than the subjoined original letter from the H.
lusitious author, as he may be justly styled,
of that important Compromise. This valued
reique of the departed statesman, containing
so circumslanlial an account of his patriotic
labors, though w,ilien twenty-on years ago,
now meets the public eye for The first time.
The esteem ed subscriber in Virginia 10 whom
we are in debted for the pleasure of placing
the letter in our columns explains in the an
nexed note the motive which induced him 10
give il TO the pnblic:
ABemarle, (Va.) Sept. 2, 1856.
DEAR SIRs: In a conversation few days
since with Representative in Congress from
this State, allusion being made to letter of
Mr.. Clay 10 my late brother, VIM. S. Woods,
giving The part which he had taken in bring
ing about the Missouri Compromise, consider
able anxiety was expressed that the letter
might be published; and herewith enclose
10 you, his ever.constanl ard devoted friends,
the original, that you may DO with it as you
think proper. Yours, most truly,
JOHN R. WOODS.
Messss GALES & SEAroS, Washington.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-09-17
For tho Complete Cure of Coughs, Colds,
InfIuenza, Asthma, bronchitis, Splitting
CT Blood and ali other Lang Com plants
tending 10 Consumption. 7 Ht
STggST gSgE "a


NHS preparation getting into all country
The numerous letters receive from various
gents, informing Of effected il their immediae
neighboThood warrant as saying II s OF the best,
not the very best Cough Medicine before the public.
II almost invariably relieves and not unequenty cures
the very When all other Cough preparations
have faled this has relieved the patient Druggists deal
in Medicines and Physicians testify Ask the Agent
in your town. what has been his experience Of the
effects Of this medicine. II he has been selling for any
length oftme he Will tell the best medicine extant
Below give few extracts from letters we have receT
ed lately regarding the virtues of this medicine.
Dr. s. S. Oslin Of Knoxville, Ga, says:-I have been
three years past, and tits with pleasure state
belief in its superiority ali other articles with which
an acquainted, for which il is recommended.
Messrs Fitzgerald BTenners, writing from WRynesvle,
" c., ssys"The LIverw0EI and Tar is becoming daily
popular in this country, and think Justly All
who have ed speak in eOmmendabie terms of IT, and say
tits very benencia lin aeEsting the complaints which
is recommended.
Our Agentin Pickens District, S. c., Mr. s. X. MeFaI,
that he uses wth great beneh in his own smy
andrecommends il TO his neisbborao He gives instance
negro his vicinity, who had been suffering
h disease ofthe Lungs for attended with
cough, who was relieved by the Liverwort and Tar
such rsthe good reports hear Of this Medicine from
all parts the South. For report Of the surprising
II performed in Western and Northern and Eastern
States, Houd invite the suffering patient to read the
Dhet which accompanies each bottle. To al say, have
hope, have hOpel r..
Try the Medcnell Be warned in sesson!lI And negsc
that cough which Is daily weakening your constitution,
disease, Consumption, when soothing and healing rem
edy obtained Rogers Syrup of Lverwor and Tar
Beware of COunterets and base limitations The genuine
article signed Andrew Rogers, on the engraved wrapper
around each bottle.
Price, One Dollar per Bottle, Bottles for Five Dol
lars. Sold wholesale and reiail BY SCOVIL MBAD,
Ill Chartres bet Cont and St Louis, NJ Sole Agent
Southern Staes whom all orders and applications
for Agencies must be addressed. Sold also BY @.
Evin Brothers, Berry q Demovile A. X Roscoe, Thos
Wells and g. W. Hendershott, Nashville Tenn and by all
other DruggststhT ugh the State. anI2-ddtIriwIy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-09-17
e Excelsior" -!

the great trial Of Agricultural implements in Mash
N vile on the 4th, 5th and 9Th of June, 1856,
ThE EXCELSIOR CORN COB MILL WAS AWARD
ED THE HIGHEST PREMIUM,
will sppear from the following extract from the report
Of the committee. They Say -..
"Of Corn and Cob Crusbers there entries, but
in consequence Of accidental breaksge only two
made trials
1. Excelsior. By J. q. Baldwin Qesvitts PetsnD
3 Joyces Star Mil, By B. 3. Weller. Little elsnb oy
o. d. Anderson -. -.
Both these Crushers constructed on similar
cal principles and about the same poWeri Dat lne
iudces gave the premium to BsldTins Mill seemed 70
have more capacity given time but its chief superon
ty consists its hsving moveaoe rings "hlen eonsote
s grinding snrfsce and of the wearing surface
bese grinding surfaces are cast irou and can be re-
nswed readily and at little cost, This gives more dura-
Tse above Mill for Crushing Corn and Cobs grind
ing meal for lamy use s furnished all complete, nth
t,po pair of grinding rings ktch makes equal to too
u.iLs at the low price of 5000. --
Address JAMES c. BALDWIN & CO,
js27-smtw6w 81 College street, Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-09-17

Sto1pHgs SoHtSamp0n both going and returning, they
offer passen ocseding Londn and Havre advantages
any aie, the economy OF time and money.
Passage r.i New YORK Southampton and Bremen, First
CABIN SaooI, I3O dollars; First Cabin Lower Saloon Ito
dollars Seeoad do 90 dollars.
All letters aud pass through the Post Of
fce.
No bills ladhg will signed parcels received the
day OF sailing,
An experienced Surgeon is attached to each ship.
For freight or passage apply TO
-. n. SAND. II South William street, New York.
c. a. HEINEKEN & CO., Bremen.
CROSKEY 6S CO, Southampton
WM. ISELIN, Havre. Jan23-Iy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-09-17
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Drug and Chemical Store,
HERMAN & RAINS.

NO. 10, SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, TsSs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-09-17

States treasury, per Of june eighteen
hundred and forysx. two thousand hundred and y
| yo dollars hfty
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-09-17

..- NASHVILLE, TsSs.
JkKEs KEsNAs. 3. EARz
HERMAN & RAINS
HE undersigned having removed to Nashville ard a..
i socissd then selves for the purpose Of Conducting
wholesale and Retail Drug Business recently opea
ed the noted stand formerly occupied by Plumnsr
Co. large and complete stock Of fresh genuine staple
Drugs pure and unaduleraied Family Medicines, choice
Peffdmery, Fancy Articles. As &c all Of which guaaz-
tesng the purity a1d gsnuinsness ef every article tbsY
will sell at the very lowest market price f cash ne
usual time TO punctua dealers
They determined to send out article of medcins
about which there be any doubt whatever win resr
encs to its purHy.
They respectfully solicit share Of the Prescriptions Of
the Physicians Of the city This department OF er bus
will be under the supervision Of copeet chemsfS
They trust that their rgId attention and fieity 20 the
interest Of those NAV favor them with their patron
sge will merit the appreciation Of their Pstoes and
sure success TO their new enterprise -
june26 RERNAN RAINS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-09-17
w. II. CORNELIUS,
AGENT FOR THE SALE CT
FISK'S METALLIC BURIAL CASES,
In MIDDLE TENNESSEE.
Funeral Undertaking.

NOTWITHSTANDING the recent Fire. we are still in
IN operation ready and willing 10 attend all Funeral
occasions when called usual. with everything that
is necessary such Oeeasions Off and Ware Rooms
No 80 Doaderek street the houss formerly occupied
by Dram Shepherd, where orders may be left night
day. }. w. McCOMBS,
iuy25 Bv W. CORSKLrUs
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NOTICE

NOIitE.
NHE Stockholders Of the Citizen Coal Company are re
Il qussted to mike paymen TO the amount of thei
took subscribed when called ihey will forfeit their
s1ount CT stock q Is. VANNOY
iuv1s
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-09-17
STEAMERS
NE" YORK, BREMEN & soUTHAMPTol
UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS.

lNhh ships comprising this line are WASH EEA
= NGION. Capt. Cavendy; HER .S<E9e
MANN, Capt. Edward Higgins. These stea- xSSssss.E
nerssiop at Southampton, both going and returning
PROPOSED DATES sKILIEs-Is56
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-09-17

THE subscriber residing at Aberdeen ssissipp will
Il give coed Sages fr two Ihree good Cabinet ork
men. The 81 uarOn Will be permanent and the prices
here are higher than at any point the Souih For
references apply at the UEIoS 0FFcE address
to the undersigned Immediately.
JOHN CLENDENNING,
sep5-wlt&t~2 Aberdeen, Miss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-25
sIcorp BOARD.
SATURDAY, Feb. 23-p. m.

There has been. for day or two, some dalness and
besviness in the Stock market-parly the result OF
the natural reaction Of the previous activity, and
narv the result of the absence OF foreign news. The
hears for the last week or two, have been taking N
their shorts freely while they have been Ddsposed 10
mt out new contracts. This alone has caused
large dminutiOn OF business. At the Second Board
there was stronger feeling, especially in Reading, for
which the orders were large and some 600 shares Sold
touching o. but closing at 81 l. TIE improved prospects
Of the coal trade for the Spring the stocks in all the
Eastern ports being largely reduced and the price adj
v,ncne ia given as one for the advance in this
sock Erie improved to ssh but closed at about 59S
the last sales we heard Of being at 5ei seller ten.
Panama was rather heavy and sold at l0i, buyer 80.
Central was heavy in the morning, but firm at the
Second BOARD Cumberland closed at 25i which is
lower Nicaragua continues depressed; the sales, at
sellers option four months continue TO be made. In
Western Shares there is frmness. Galena
WAS in demand and sold at 1871, The Hartford Times
Of Saturday has a leading article upon this road OF
which we give the material portions below. Michi-
gan Southern was 94i. Cleveland and Toledo was
heavy and offered at co. The semi annual dividend
upon this stock is due in April. Very large expecta-
tons are entertained Of the increase Of business to this
r0GQ from the opening VI tilD iS'NO A~iiO
Valley Road on the Is. March. Cleveland and Pitts
bureh sold at 67l. Chicago and Rock Island, %,
buyer 80. Milwaukee recovered the decline of the
last day or two and sold at s7as6l. Michigan
Central o4I. Wisconsin and Lake Shore sold at
70. which is better The maximum estimate of grosi
receipts on this As miles Of road for 1856 $780,
900. and the minimum estimate $500 At the
lowest estimae the managers promised 10 per cent
dividend on the stock, and n surplus of q or per
cent In railroad bonds the business is moderate aud
the market without important change. State stocks
are steady and in fair inquiry.
There was but little done for the steamer OF to-day,
and rates are nominaly before Sterling 81 81;
France 29Ia5.lsi. The supply of bills is moderate
In Freights the market is firm. We hear Of engage
ments TO Liverpool Of Q, 800 bbs flour at 2s I'd. q
%. Cd; 9 500 bushels wheat, sd. in ships bags; 200
boxes bacon. 30s, $40 bales cotton, 939d. j.l6d.;
and some lard 27s Cd. To London 236 ties. beef 35s
To Havre: Moderate engagements at previous rates.
California frieghts dull.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: paid,
500, 1859 %; received, sl1266 As; balance, 1890
900 60; paid for Assay Office, 5000; paid on disburs
ing checks, s3O946 10; balance credit all accounts,
eli 4l3 663 IS, against 81, l9573l last Saturday
showing an increase of s2l7, 1896 during the week
The imports of the week other than dry goods are
over 5000 900 less than for the week of last year.
being 81 s55, $50 against s2,475734. The aggregate
4
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DIED.

CRAWFORD-On Friday evening Feb % after abort nsss
MARGARET CRAWFORD, Telici Of the late rhos. Cr,w-
ford, in tho 80th year of her
The relatives and friends requested 10 attend her funeral
from the house of her broherinaw, Thos Nsc;aran NO
ls Tenth door east Of Third avenue at o'clock
this afternoon, the 18th inst without further notice
FEFHAN-At Sydney Australia, OF Thursisy, SEPT g. Mrs
MARY FEEHAN widow Of tie late John Feehan Merchant
of Csshel, County IipPeTsry Ireland aged % years
HAYWARDOn Sunday Feb "a Of scarlet fever aged
and months WILLIAM MURRAY infant son c John and
Martha AlmiIa Hayward.
The friends and relatives of family respectfully invited
attend the funeral from the residence OF his parents No
268 Grand street, this afternoon A. o'clock.
MAINES-At her resdence Honde Monmouth County
n. J., PATIENCE NAMES, the widow OF the late W usm
Maines She fell asleep in Jesus the 10th inst in the Both
wear OF her age, beloved by all who knew her.
MANNING-On Saturday Feb % OF congesin Of The brain
after short Illness KATE daughter of lsaac ami Harriet
Manning, aged years, 9 months and II days
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully invited
to attend the funeral Monday 2ih inst, at O'Clock
without further notice ST their residence No us West
Thirty -Sxth street
Cstskill papers please copy.
NORTH the residence o; his at Spuytea Dayye
Friday, Feb. y, MILO l. NORTH, NJ. D., Of SaEatog,
Springs, aged 90 years
ODELL-At Kendall Orleans County, y Y, Tuesday.
Feb 70 illness OF FIVE days the 9tth year his
age, Col WILLIAM ODELL He was born in the town OF
Greenbueh West County and resident that pace tor
many years previous TO going West
County papers please copy.
RYNO-on Saturday Feb 9, GEORGIANNA, wife Of Jeis
diah Ryno aged p years.
The relatives and Of the family respectfully invited
20 attend the funeral from hey late residence No y Carmiae
street this Monday afternoon o'clock whou; turtle.
invitation Her remains vii be taken 70 Greenwood Cems'
teTy FOX iuteTmen,.
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Disasters, &c.

BRIG wM NICHOLS at Charleston the 18th iDs. in lat
s2i lon a. heavy gale from W. ~ W. carried away TOP
sail yard gait split sails and sustained damage TO hu
scHR MARY Stevens at New Orleans reports having sIPs
renced weather the It'll and 9Th nst carrying AWAY
boom split sails and doing considerable damage 70 upp'
BR SHIP JONI KNOX for Mobile before reported probably
the 18th inst by schr Taylor at New Or!sns
ashore on Chandeliers, though there disparity u TIE
dates the K having been reported 70 have gone on lh INST
S. ARK oIs.oD. Uspendsd Capt Townsend Is 81 Prov
dence and thinks she will be got of as soon as the weather De-
BARK MORNING STAR, Close, hence at New-oresns, had
heavy weather during the passage and lossas
BRIG JosEPH Of Rockland from Havana for Baltimore, "a
Hampton Roads 5h very heavy wes'sst
ed tie brig Samuel j. Peters before reported ran down.
but her above water apparently standing on s
% the Sd inst, picked up a BOBBY hatch ,,, a..
scHR WONDER from New York for Bristol N o ~.
opening in order TO take the Wonder 70 ne
al oIDns which has not happened
scHp MAk ELIZA chartered render assistance 70 the
steamer Acorn and schrs Speedwe, and John Perkins
turned to 2oth inst being unable TO get Win
BARK ALMA OF and Portland from Csdenss 9Th ms.
with cargo of mOasse before reporedl rnck on Sayo r.
The last accounts state that nothing Will DO saved Out Wv
TnE xErpER Of the lighthouse on Plum Island states "a.
scbr on 100 tuus or more apparently lumber vessel was as
Tuesday morning at anchor so9I .oIi e'
he was uch ICED and sails lying the boon
tIoush too much frozen TO be furied n r.,
Portland load Cuba q going up the harOSs Of PCns
night Of 2 the ledge of Fort Prs5e The u . rev
enne cutter Caleb Cushing and steamtug Unce Sam went
her assistance I'D and thought she wsud be got Oh D.
PRcPrILIR osPRAY from ewYork for Providence Gu:
through by the ice of Gaspee Point aud wss throwing GOWN
sens VoLSNT Pierce from Norfolk for NewYork, which
arrived Newport 2lst lost deck load Of naval stores -
threw overheard FsIt OF her cargo from below DUNG
scHR MADONNA at Newport has lost jibboOm a' chain.
anchors, &C., and rhen she arrived had no provisions
OIL hoard.
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,,Xu vopu nAuv TRIBUNE MONDAY FEBRUARY 10 ioeO'

,h., Asv. consequently eypeneceed several noe.as-
tiocs. Consol. for meney cpenea VIZ go n,m
a. the Gaoged quotation o. a .ssn 70 Oh.
.a,h.y ie,yy delivery Of stock which TOOK pace 10
nonnec4ien with the settlement eoupeu W. oN VI
,vo snes then caused q reaction 10 S04 " =. -
medntelv after the Official close bnoyepoy rs 80
manifested and transaenons weIe IVY O. ~ Worcb
Drr;ny tho Arrangement OF the account iodus weIo
demand al = cent. AZ the Bank OF Eng apPa .,
cations continue numerous, ana tne u,seou t. ~ =
lie without any distinct sign OF increased n~e was an
Stock Exchange this morning another i@N"'' W."
nouneed, but its amount was NOS IaIEe' .u,,, an
The cosir prices of the French lhIee per cents on
.be paris Ponrse this evening 72f. Soc for money
and 72f sCc for the end OF the month, SHOWING -
cline of AT Vienna the money ~ onoSstions
rather less finn, aud from Anis1eiua'i "
exhibit little activity.
r,om The veies Of Friday FEB O.
The funds have not fully maini alneu IIe !. . e
AT one period of the day reduction OF . re
Quoted, but the closing prices were OILY y ceil "
Low those Of Yesterday The decline was cneny W
.rhuted 10 some speculative and bona hde reanLa,os
This was SETTLING day" in Consols, eircuu 1anJe
which tended 20 render the market sehsiu'e' H.
cradle discussion is beginning to arise as regards 'ne
nrobable amount and form of the next Goverhuient
loan II Is presumed that, whatever may De Tue result
Of the Paris Conferences, loan VIII DE req9,ieu Pr
to the payment of the Aprn uVuenus. rds. ni,bt
WIS MS remarks in the House Of Commons last nlgnt
however the Chancellor of the Exchequer appears U
he in no immediate want of money. The recent heaNy
sales of Savings Bank Stock have assisted III meeting
the pressure upon the Treasury. ,A.a
Money continues in active demand in Lombard
street. =, O.. pou.oo closed
sbortI o cent lower than yesterday. The shares OF
the Rank of France continue to rise. Upon seyeral OF
the other Continental stock markets some weakness Is
APPARENT At Vienna the Austrian funds snow irssn
decline e 10 cent, and the exchange On Eonuon
b,s advanced from 1924 70 1926. The premium on
Cold Co and Silver however, is quoted at to cent
Lower than on Monday. At Amsterdam Austrian stock
has again receded y cent, and at Berlin there mas
heon decline 10 similar extent in Russian Securities
Teleeraphic quotations of Fridays closing prices for
Consol. give the rates az Oh G9lt.
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FIRES IN BRoOKLYN.
BROOKLY Wv ITEMS.

ASNnkRsARr OF THIS YoUTHs' FREE LIBRARY As
ISOLATION AT TnE BROOKLYN ISsTlrUTE.-The Aunt
ycIssiy OF the above Association was celebrated at
the Brooklyn Institute Washington street. Friday
evening" in comnemoration Of the Birthday of George
Washington. The Institute was filed with respecta-
Die audience. RoLLIS SANFORD, esq, presided.
lpcn the platform were seated the Hon. Judge
Greenwood, WIN. Pcet, esq, Mr. Lounsbeuy, aud
NJ. Francs waltcp, who took part in the exercises.
TIE President, Mr.. SANFORD, stated that daring
Tic year the Course Of Lectures given by the Asso
cs,on had been well nded, and had given uuver-
sal satisfaction, but the school had rot been well
sttsuoed as during the year previous The eficieD-
~ 81 Nc pups, hewsyeJ bed been better aRd
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Passengers Arrived

II rvs s'san'lP iloHiie, ,oas Lieeyeoo-Dr J. Whit
Ms erren CePt. STAFFORD J. p Stagg
II James Geo. Pagg JOIN herr, =. NhnnOls Nr AND stFs
Srcyer H. n betts Ms simmons MT. Money c. Lamb, III.
GessLeE Z. BONNER J. Easle, {. W. HI c. We G3wau
j. y Bowen J. o. Lowe A. A. Van Leys, p J. Madden. Mr..
Kmta g. Z. Grant ; Iweedy, Ben. "a ksoa ~ New oer
ger. J. v. Anderson, " II. RchaEdson, J. Jones.
N ne sfoazss4p Asse JyeH LireyI o-J T. WLcncster j.
o. Beunosl. A CLsner, ,i WhiilF F. SedeEhertnsn, II.
u PrupIe M.ss I'm, Hr Rsrhs.i Mr. stoIss, Mr. Oder
NJ Odel J. :. HodeE. WIN. LogsL, }. jerome, T. Peek,
Cepr. u. p HeGh. Mr. lshnEu Alex fsseg Z. A.z MI
TOwnend Af ,oggstt, DR. JLomIsor, s. H. stem, j. H.
Dens. NJ LeEls. Mr. De.snsrs A. Sn b. III tsenwi NJ
ReIsl T. Raw MARY Sssor Mathew CLARK Mr. Sehsrfen-
ters Mr. hyefs. Ms Aarsha, Mr. Jobn "oodt@n NJ Cham
teTie.n John Carls M Fan II. Poster, James Williams
FrsIes Adler. J. W L.yerm6. Csr- etCery NJ A. For.
tyle lls YIls,.t, ]. Eeste, y. LaIp&