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The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-10-01
NIL T. 4 MS
Celebrated STRENGTHEN
ING Cordial and
BLOOD L L Il f | T. II

That has beea used. Now it has be-
come an indispensable remedy in every
family, For children having the Sum-
mer Complaint, Hives, Bfotehes on
the skin, &c, it is an infaflibfe remedy.
When taken it neutralizes any morbid
or bilious matter in the stomach or
bowels, strengthens and mvigorates
the digestive organs, and causes
healthy secretions of the liver and
kidneys. This is the reason why it
has proved so efficacious in curing
DiarrhGa, Dysentery, Bowel Com
plant, Pain in the Stomach. &c.
1t has cured many that were afflicted
for years with Chronic Diarrhea
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-10-01
R. A. PARKER. JAMES ELDER. CT DAVIS.

J. ID. SMITH.
. --,c L. S. WHITEFIELD.
SMITH, MEACHAM, & co.
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
FOR W4RDLNG & COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
(MoSby & Hunts Ne,c Buiidinq,)
NO. Is, FRONT ROW,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
o
gCash dealers in all kinds of pro-
duce.
Aug. 27-n31-tf.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-10-01
MLEAN'S STRENGTH
NT.NG CORDIAL

Is certain remedy for Weakness, Faint
ness or Debility, Sick Stomach, Bilious
ness; Headache, Bad Breath, Dizziness.
Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach, or amy disease
of the kidneys, womb or bladder 1t will
restore the feeble, sickly, pale and en,icia
ted to health and strength. There is no
mistake about tive can refer to- thous-
ands to prove that fact.
One tablespoonful taken every morn
ing, fasting, is certain preventive For
Cholera, Chills and Fever, &c.
Also, M'Lean's Volcanic Oil Liniment.
j. H. M'LEAN,
Sole Proprietor.
tY I. III. Pike, wholesale agent
for the whole South. Orders sent
to Bynum's creek will be prompt
" attended to.
dug. 20-n30-ly.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-10-01

CARRISGTON MASON,
Holly Springs, Miss.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-05
MIR. EvRRErr's ADDRESS AT ALBANY.

The address of Edward Everett at the dedication OF
the Dudley Observatory will compare hvorably with any
OF his previous productions The following extract will
be universally admired:
much, however, as indebted to our Observable
ries for elevang conceptions OF the heavenly bodies
they present the unaded sight OF glory
which words feeble To- describe. | had OCCASION
few weeks since, TO take the early train from Prov
dence Boston, and for this purpose two O'Clock
in the morning Everything around wrapt in dark
that hour the unearhy cllnk and rush of the train
IL mild mid. summers night the SKY was
without cloud the winds were whist The moon, then
In the last quarter, had just ri>en and the shOne
with spectral lustTe, but little affected by her presence
Jupiter two hours high toe herald of the day the
Peiades just above the horizon shed their influence
in jhe East Lyra spanked the zenith Andromeda
yelled her newly discovered gloies from the naked eve
in the South the steady pointers, far beneath the Pole
looked meeky up from the depths of the North their
Sovereign.
As proceeded the timd approach of twilight became
percepuble the intense blue OF the SKY began
Soften the smaller stars like children fret to rest;
the sister beams OF the Peades melted together; but
the bright considerations Of the lest and North remained
unchanged. Steadily tie wondrous TRANSPORTATION went
Hands Of angels, hidden from mortal ewes shifted
the scenery Of heaven the glOries of night dissolved
the glores OF the dawn. The blue sky turned
softly gray; the great watch stars shut up their holy
ey-"' tho E--t h"ga to kindie Faint streaks of purple
filed With the inHo~iug tides OF the morning light
which pouring down from above in great
OF radiance; ill Ut leangth, reached the Blue Hills
flush of puPled fire blazed from above the horizon
and turned the dewy drops OF flower and leaf int
Tubies and diamonds. 10 few seconds the everlasting
gates OF the morning thrown wide opeu, and The
lord OF day arayed in giories for the gaze
man, began his
II do not wonder st the superstition OF the ancient
Magians who IN the morning OF the world up the
hilltops OF Central Asia and ignorant of the God
adored the glorious work OF his hand. But an
Aatfl In
ened age and in the heart of the Christian world there
persons who witness the daily manifestation of the
power and wisdom of the Creator and yet say in the
hearts There Is no God"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-05

The New Orleans Commercial Bulstin In the course Of
article discussing the political campaign and the proc
pect holds this language, -
That the Old Line Wings ~ill almost a vote With
the American party in this great struggle Tor the salvation
the Union, and the consequent perpety Of the inst
tutons which have been bequeahed To by sages and
.iiered certain. Nor Is this all There are many men
In the Democratic ranks who be driven by the lash
the party whip from the deliberate conclusions OF their
Judgments whose intelligence, patriotism and devo-
ton to the country in this day OF its peril will them
rise above party and pursue that which duty
In the present emergency plainly dictates. There
tens OF thousands Of such In the Democtc party who
who will for Willard Fillmore, just their
lives spared ill the election. We speak advsedly and
with delbeation The evidence OF this is thickening
around US and gathering strength every day. gentle
man this city, OF reliability, received letter yesterday
from his uncle In Georgia who is venerable Of great
information and no politician, from which make the
following pregnant The letter bears date Mlledse
vlle August 9th. "You know that have been all my
life democrat voting against your great idol Henry
Clay but suppose, at last will be on the side,
unless in this age OF political mutations, you too have
changed. anu coapeiiedto cast my rots for hard FIJI
,nors Nore,nber say hundreds but
ally do Of old time Democrats who will the
same IL 20 be the general opinion that he Is the
safest for the at the present uncturc lean
that he will carry the STATE but all the signs Of the
tir,es indicate such res" The writer of this letter
would the public eve, and he will be aston
shed to see the above in print Il indicates
clearly however the sentiments OF large and pathetic
class OF substantial citizens throughout the country that
could fobear asking permission to present to
readers.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-05
DETAILS OF FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.


The Persia, from Liverpool Angus, 2Sd, brings London
papers Of that date.
The proposition Of the United States Government 20
extend the exemption Of private property from bcllge.
capture, property ahoat, IS received in liberal
and friendly spirit 10y the British prcss The London
Times ntmates that the objection its adoption would
not come iOm England aud che Manchester Guardian,
Of the ablest and most Influential oi the provincial
ournal-, rejecting the sentiment al the commercial and
manufacturing interests warmly commend IT, cousidera
ton 81 the British Government urging that, " France
should object separate convention might be concluded
between England and the United States, abolshng the
right Of capture Of private property IN any future be-
tween the two countries
The British Minister At Copenhagen his return from
London, whittier he had been summoned confer with
his government the subject Of Sound Dues announced
the adhesion Of Great Britain the Danish plan Of CAPT.
tszng The TOls, aud having them redeemed by the va.
nations interested ~ the Baltic trade according the
proportion Of their participation. lie added that the
Prussan had ao authorized him 70 report lie
acquiescence ~ the proposed arrangement AL tie
European powers Interested having sighted their con-
sent the may be considered settled fu they
concerned. We have seen no Affirmation denial
behalf n government, Of the statement made IN
the Report Of Select Committee Of the British House Of
Commons that the United States had agreed 10 become
patty TO the scheme and 10 purchase ts exemption
from the r. however, any reasonable objection
lists this easy mode Of terminating controversy the
Danish government longer urge in conraventou
of demand for abrogaon of the tribute IN favor Of
American vessels that its concession would involve the
sacrifice Of indispensable Of revenue wfh hiss
heretofore constituted the only objection entitled to much
consideration.
The King Of Naples resents the French and English
nterposon having in vieW moderate the de-pousm Of
bic rule
LIvsapoot, Aug a2.--The weather since Sunday les,
begins excite fears for the safety Of the bouneous bar
vest, great part Of which still abroad No serious To-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-05
MARYLAND WING CONVENTION.

The Baltimore American thus aude- to the Wing State
Convention Of Maryland, held on "Wednesday last.
The most worthy and eminent of the Old Line Wing.
OF took part in the proceedings and in eloquent
aud forcble language explained the obligations OF the
Wings oil the State to support Mr.. Fillmore. The d.cla
atos of these gentlemen form the conclusive reply
the letters fSenaors Pratt and Pcsrce and indicate
beyond the possibility OF doubt that the attempt
the Wings Of Maryland to the Democratic party bs:
been most signaly defeated
Among the present things connected with the Conven
on win be the recognition in the list Of delegates to the
National Convention of the Of gentlemen dstin-
guished for the long connection aud eminent services
Wings Some OF these have been claimed supporters
oil Mr. Buchanan the authorized of their now,
friends of Mr.. Fillmore, is sufficient to
such nisststemeats.
The Convention, prior to its adjournment, adopted
resolution to be present in Baltimore the 9Th and sh
OF September take part in the great ratification
meeting oi al the friends o Mr.. Fillmore at Monument
Square which promises be OF the Lar gest and
political asemblages OF the present compaign
in which from every State in the Union will par
ticipate.
We learn that letters yesterday received from
Boston gvingt the that the Hon. Ed~ ard Eve
will be here the l7h, and probably Mr.. Winthrop;
aud also information from Charleston that Colonel Preston
will be a delegate the National Convention from South
Carolina.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-05
FOR THE WING.
DEMOCRATIC INJUSTICE.

This ever the course Of the Democratic party not
only 10 do injustice TO their opponents but when they
find among them, q who be retained without fee
in their dirty work they take good reward
him. Aristocracy is valued over worth and merit
in other words, claim to it is considered Of
great value. This is most strikingy exhibited IN the
late Democratic Convention assembled Matthews Court
House which nominated Mr. X. H. Garrett, for Congress
r. L. Montague. The former who made an ei-
tort speech in his le except for himself whose whole
has been for his personal Advancement aud
by his being r. NJ r. Hunters nephew (whose boot lick.
numercusl aud without any other claim peeu.
liar merit, lac is chosen Montague who has been do.
ing the hard and dirty work Of the party fifteen years
This shows it to be party totally void Of gratitude and
take all they can, whether IL be In good 10.
working for the party, dirty and filthy ~ it at
bel in dollars aud cents. Knowing and believing that
Montague, good fellow, will continue work mot Gr him.
selD but the party, they 81 owe him aside, and put
stripping white healed at that hm b. cause
they know HE srhsh disposition will prompt him TO
do party service. All say is, go Bob work for
your master and they give the reward you 30 richly de.
your betters. How they smack their mouths
the rich feast you have helped provide and YOU
stand PERMITTED TO parake OF the crurnb. that
hl from your partys table. To Ghrnctt we now say
work out your salvation, IL must b. With fear aud
trembling DEMOCRAT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-05
WHY BODIES TURN IN THEIR CoFFINs.-ADIPo
CERE


CERE.
paper read by DR.. Collin Grail Greens) so-caled
Human PetractiOns before the Scientific Convention had
good deal OF popular interest IL sort OF comment
upon story extracted from the correspondence of the
Rushye Iowa, Republcan-about the body Of boy who
died at years of age aud buried On being dis
nterrd said the story the skin and muscles found
III good state OF preservation, but changed TO
The bones unsercd, and those OF the
vable ia their stony The substance OF the
brain found little altered, &C, &c.
The paper of Mr. Green presumed that tins popu-
lar way OF describing OF the human body changed
adpOcere The present removal OF bodies from
country church yards has brought light many OF
this sort The properties OF adipocere we'll known
II is defined that fatty and spermaceke substance
into which muscle is converted by long immersion In
ter spirit by burial in moist earth The reader
hibited large specimen of it, and proceed to give its
history IL taken from coffin that had been buried
in very damp ciayey soil through which the could
not soak.
In the same ground another body in similar condition
found years after bural-the body boating in
water. In oil these the lower limbs eros
sed the thighs The specimen exhibited part of
body OF who died seventy years OF age, and
had been inferred seventeen years The specific gravity
will float in water, aud if coffin is filled with water the
whole corpse floats and settles again the water leaks
in position that will be determined by the weight of
its different portions This doubtless for the
agned turning OF bodies la their collins, aud has led
the popular belief that burial before death is
mon Tie escape oil gases was formerly the theory To
count for such turnng- but he did think IL
factory The knowlege of this fact will prevent
OF the fresh and unnecessary grief often caused
by the discovery OF these urnings" The conclusion OF
GIBBS who experimental in l7945 :he formation of
adipocere. wus that il Is formed from hbriue.
DR.. Steiner reported case OF body changed into
what seemed to DC adpocc, which found ia Wash
ngtOn City graveyard after 25 years burial but
~ ogar that could be satisfactorily identified the hv-
Here gland hbriuous structure undergo
ing this remarkable change Possibly it II ca-e Of
fatty degeneration. The graveyard low ground
aud the graves full Of water.
Prof Horsford cautioned the convention be slow in
admitting these reports Of what called human petri-
factions. communication has lately been made the
Boston Academy detailing how the bones Of infant iu
Illinois had been converted into phosphorus But strict
examination showed that in all probability, there
replacement ut all in the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-05


To the Editors ofhe Whg;-Having recently returned
from trip the interior Of Virginia desire TO call the
attention Of your readers 10 at least event in my rav
els 70 which my mind will ever revert with sensations
ofpleasure. While stopping IN the famous town Of Char
loics ge, your correspond MT had the good luck to be
guest Of Mr. GEo g. ONoHrNDEo, the gcntlemanly pro.
prietor Of the Central Hotel than whom there lives not
Efficient landlord agreeable host This house
Indeed iee certain nwsrd cravings on reverting to
this uijcil Is Of the best ia Virginia his tables are
supplied With abundance Of good cheer and hs cham.
bers furnished IN style Of luxury that Ould satisfy an
oriental grandec TO say nothing Of the Qualification there
10y afforded u plain citizen like myself The recent i'm.
ptovements n the house spoken Of by eli who sojou
there lie hast commodious reading room, plentifully
supplied with papers from Richmond aud other parts Of the
county and truth appliance roqu cd by good
and necessary 70 make up good hotel. Being hut
short distance from Monticello aud many other places
note the Genital affords desirable rendezvous for all
Sho wish 10 visit the "classc ground" Of Virginia Will,
the beautiful scenery greeting the vision on every hand
will impress the mind Of every visitor with sensations sim
liar to those already enjoyed by TRAVELLER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-05
pAtTINonr wARKrrs s.n, A

oorrEsThe Conec market steady Win fair inaury Sale.
ted q 100 Rio ~ ik cents ~ choice A az,
weqaoie Lagnayrs iidiik Jaws itHQi5 Ths s,oet
Of RIO hand hes been reduced 10 about 2OOO0 bags
YLovsThere good inquiry for Flour morning and
SAILS before the Persias 80 1s
Ohio f6elH Also, 200 bbls. City Mfs sse3S amer he
ness became tnovn holders asked her figures
closing steady A us Price coes CITY Mis bel srmy
Insane ngurrs IN receipts and
tae early Cnange n 9OO0 bbls CITY Mills II 81 81 v and
hsd hrmy Tsb q cts advance oce morning The
aceuuutf shos advance.
OAR ghsatThe receipts ofwhest todsy very Hrh
reaching only about GOO bushels ts o6sroes od
ssry Jsfors the cans 70 hssd ~ o Tor
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-05
AND FOR sALE-I Offer for sal. my trae, Of land CON

Ii
slnng about 100 acres, lying 10 the county Of Pyiyanis
Richmond
miles Of dspos Tue q
twoory dwelling ave passage each
fireplace The buildings mostly
'ibsen Tor tie purposes Of The plantation Tbs land
Of larger portion Of the tub land
been soyod part seeded 70 orchard grass and part timothy
u the tobacco region In the Sztc
tered. aud has $40 Of select
last uev The situation
passing, aud capable Of being beautiful on
the line OF the road between Richmond Dan,fIv.
Persons Siug 10 purchase invited
subscriber directed WhtIoek o. slE
Co., Va. tsc5-cu1
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-05
FALL STOCK-Is58.
GARDNER Carl TON L. IN

NO. III, NAN srREsr hcnxoxp. VA.
kErreelvng their Fall Of
IN Leather Paper Trunks one thS
most complete aud best goods be found n
Shoe house the UnoR
eAs early In the season before the advance STOCK they
had choice In the selection from the
England aud offered the Virginia Carolina trade
o very eaonahe terms We enunerae portion Of
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-05
UNITED STATES AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

EDY ORDER Of the President Officers Subscriber
ID ding la BAtnore Nd empowered Bainors
designed United states At
Philadelphia, oeiobr Ih 1850 pr pared am
communication the subject Ocober
receive baltimore Stock Ac designed for the show whatever
be received will have nti0u
the exhibition receive attention.
ordered such service charge viii
be made. MARTIN GOLDsBOROUGu,
No. 8S Holiday a., BALTIMORE, Md,
Superintendent Of the United States AZ So,
AZ NJ for Nirvl,t ~.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-05
DAEVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY,

u
REV GEORGE W. DAME, Principal oAd Ia,sefer IN Natural
Ms SorTISaaAM, We. Ptactal, and sue.rfu.nd.nta
MKs MARY K. DAMP, Instructor IN 1n.lc
Mss T. NOTTINGHAM, Instructor IN PdfAtiaO, Drding
MISS NOTTINGHAM Instructor IN Mathematics aadn.
Miss SoTTiS0nAM Juvenile Department
rUNHE OF this Institution,
supvrnndenee Of the present Phncipal viii begin the Let
ne Chemical Philosophical sppsrsu. s extensive. and hi.
or,he. Nth 6iob. Maps Mnealcgsi Specimens. Ae VIII
thorough instruction In the Naiurai sclenoes
Trans ToR ANNUAL sEssioN.
s s,ss,i oI D,gs,t%sp' eco 90
Higher department, 80 90
HrsBoh, Latin Italian, rs 20
Masie Oh Piano. 90 %
ssinaa a'''''''''' go to 20 %
pra.lns. 100
The study all thoss branches gemse
cation which complete scholastic The discipline
fort Of The Pups their training Tcachss
sovsSpns ps ass sv. ~ s p .b DO o s,Is ,s
character No seiaran Views q region taught In this school,
desvor edoe.,s Them no, 70, time only be for ssrny Tbs
sdsnee 10 hs 81 their Pups &c ss,,serv Evil
dsncs qualification psroro sihfay. duties S6ieh
s Ae.dsmy chartered Board Of Tru.
present Principal years nov associated vh
MIN W W. d,ep.e aud Instruction Ne. Neioghs aud hs
the las, IN ssl3Eos Prseps ana rsch o. ne
Of mos Who desire thorough educ .tlon for their dsSg,s,s u
nottingham vr ss her daushers member Of ne Prs,byts
MY sg.islasd sy ',,,I tom R,y Dr. J.%s,w lsIses.r
os sSd refers Rev DE- rp%sT q s.%or..
oo.ss Road sSG Pos.sor ofw.hnsoS c ~ ssS V
gna Military nsig,e and a'o to her former pupils smsnE
yor as,@s,on S,h academy and rs Tea
Dr. y 2 er,sr sssg,, ,,y a. 20 hs Principal
ves-Paeps both whom prepared accommodate hen
sst-viawtw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-05

YELLOW FEvER.-TwO new cases Of yellow fever were
reported the Military Hospital Fort Hamilton Tues
day, and three Wednesday morning, all Of mild type
The cases previously reported are doing well.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-05

NOusE SroaY-An Albany editor saws that manse
which had sevea times been caught ~ the act ofnibbne
the nice things IN hs pantry, the other day traced
" nest which wa found 10 contain seven or eight cum
mug little responsibilities The parent rogue
ted aud executed Tor afcenv. On le Of the nest
piece "i an oil Bihl found. which the following
.orts ~ere distinctly visible. "Thou shalt not steal
What hvpocrtc!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-05

DHowNSo " ESOusn MERoHASr.-Mr Robert Sta
vert, Of Manchester England was drowned while bathing
on the eleventh Of last month Mr. Stavert for mans
years connected With the house Of Messs Crafts Ste
widely and iavOrshy known Throughout the United Stat,
as enterprng and liberal merchants and for some years
past the senior partner Of the highly respectable firm
Of s'averi, Zgomas Co ahouso largely engaged In tho
American trade
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-05

FILLMORE CoSSEcTIoUT CONFERENCE.-The Fillmore
State Convention which assembled in Hartford Conn,
Wednesday largely attended An electoral tick
nominated amid much enthusiasm. ExGovernors
Hanley aud Green chosen electors at large.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-05

FRoN SALT LAKE.Late advices from Salt Lake report
that the drought cold weather and grasshoppers have
combined 10 make short crops.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-05

DEPARTURE AFKIcA.-The steamer Africa sailed
from New York "Wednesday morning for Liverpool with
nearly 10000 III specie.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-05
PAIL AND WINTER CLOTHING.

READY-MADE CLOTHING.
~Hich Tie pdof
ot material to be found la the Having know
edge OF the style and quality Of goods
Of ,ucn goods
As win maze 70 the interest OF those who favor With their
| HENRY SHAVER
seS Main
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-05

A. The Mentgcmery white sulphur springs the i inst hs
ish rowhArAs eldest Of A T. and Mary c.ihrns
HArrts-
family respectfully requested to attend M.
fsnsra this ansrnoon FL o'clock. hon "a. fathers
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-05

NOrICE-I hereby sppont No. W. Dr ay sgsDi 70
- cynduc Millinery ssess oy q M, nd-fsr
ossa only tssi-dissI A. nIonARps
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-05

burwel stsrke hI. wife. william H..h
and the unknown children Of Frances L. starke Others
The object Of this suit Interest OF RurweI ssrk.
the estate OF his wife Frances the an,G
assignee Of w. and O. Crane Judgment rendered no
heir Circuit Superior Court
OF Law and Chsneery and cty Rich
mond on the Common Law side amounting hundred
With interest thereon sepember Isa2 m
ment and dollars and thirty and aisy
hving been named ana
the unknown chi dren or
this Commonwealth the are notified 20 appear nj
the Rules TO be holden Court on he
hrst Monday In November
their Interests In this suit
Copy-Tese:
se5-lawlu THNpIp trrr cn..I
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-05

SCHOOB GN POwUATAN.-Rev. wm. A. osmpbeII
= VII open Oscsl and Mathematical School AZ me house Of
No Josiah smith the h o. November The number Of pupils
VII b. hfd frre and hcs shah havs preference
70 through thorough Of M the College
ue vniyrsy Et Of this uunb-r board 9Th their
w. Snihf and he under his immediate supefvsicn
fyr trms and further particulars address either
or Nc sHih, 81 suthvhle, P0~batan, vs.. se5-cbs