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Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-03-28
HARRIsBuRo, March q, 1856.
SPECTATOR

KIAkh4GBL HGs -IdECu LTs lCDO.
.Nr. Editor:-Some time since the House
of Representatives passed some resolutions
calling upon the State Treasurer for certain
information in that department. \ reply
was made in due form, copy Of which |
forwarded you some days ago; and by which
it appears that one John VI. Bickel, Esq,
the democratic State Treasurer for the years
1852 and 1853 has been largely indebted
to the State ever since his term of office ex-
pirod. 1t is stated that said ex-treasurer on
the 23d of Nov. last, paid into the State
Treasury so, 900, and on the Goth of De-
cember following, S26,502 %. Whether
these payments were in full Is not stated,
and whether these are the only paymente
made since the expiration Of his Office can
not say, but it is very manifest that this Of
fetal dignitary had retained in his hands the
funds OF the Commonwealth for eyeral
years, and to an amount not less than $780,
SOP %. As he has always been recog-
cognized as an orthodox democrat, 1t is best
perhaps to say but little about it. more
than suspect the House got more Informal
ton than they wanted in reply to their reso-
lutions.
The case of another defaulting democrat
ie off GER named Strickler. and late collector
at Columbia, is now undergoing investiga-
ton .efore the Senate committee of finance,
and in some fature letter | vii give you
some items ID relation to his shortcomings,
aud their effect on the Treasury.
regret to inform YOU that the liqucr
law is yet undisposed Of 1t has been
thought that the enlarged conference com
mittee would agree, aud it is understood
they did come together or most points of DIFF
ference. Il seems, however, there is yet
one stubborn ono undecided, and in conse-
quence of it the bill is in imminent danger
Of falling after all the labor and pains ta-
ken to save It.
Senator Buekalew, the leading democrat
Of the Senate, on Friday last introduced u
bill to prohibit Law Judges from making po-
litical speeches, or taking psrt in political
meetings, under penalty of $500 for the
first offence, and removal from Office for the
second one. The bill was immediately cal
led mp, but after some discussion, was re-
ferred TO the committee on the Judiciary
The chairman Of the committee reported it
favorably te-day, but minority report was
presented BY the Senator from your district,
signed BY himself and Mr.. Price of the
city, reviewing the whole matter. viii
forward yon a copy as soon as it is printed,
and it vii! speak for itself tits the gene
ra! belief here that the bill had its origin in
a feeling of hostility to Judge Wilnot,
who for years past has been causing great
tribulation in she ranks Of the deinocracy.
Tbe power o. the Stale is 10 be invoked to
stop his mouth, but the thing ye, remains
to be doue.
The Convention promises to be full.
SPECTATOR.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-03-28
SUPREME COURT.

BY this it will be seen that we pay our
Chief Justice stated salary OF s., 200 per
aunum aad each Of the associates s., 600.
IN addition to the salary, they are allowed
S3 per day for each day ACTUALLY employ
ed in healing or dete1mine cases, and a
glance at the figures shows how perfectly
familiar onr Supreme Judges are With some
of the simpler rules of Arithmetic. 1t i
the generally received opinion that there
are 800 days in year, less 81 Sundays,
which would leave Sl3 days for work. Os
these 3l3, the present Chief Justice was
I'VE are bound to believe) actually employ
ed just 3l2, leaving but one day for le-
creation, while Judge KNOX has been mos,
wickedly worked every secular dag in the
year and Is Sundays besides. So Of Judge
LowRIE they have--doubtless ut great
cost to his conscience-compelled him to
hear the dry arguments of lawyers snd pore
over musty authorities every working day
in the year, and Ii Sundays him
but 38 Sundays for devotion and rest
Judges WOODWARD and BLACK have far
ed rather better-provided they have set
tied their accounts for the whole year-as
they have escaped So Sundays and enjoyed
several week days of lcasnre, Whether
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-03-28
Hurra for Bedford County /!

We have the extreme qualification to an
nounce to our friends everywhere, that B.d-
ford County, is sound 10 the core on the
American question. We never knew the
Lncofocos to make more desperate effort
at Spring Election, than they did in Bed
ford Borough and Township,o last Friday,
and we learn that this was the case all over
the County. They expected tc catch the
American party sleeping and carry the
County, and then they would have had a
grand jubiiee-but poor fellows, they mad
not even this poor qualification. The A
mericans elected large majority of the
officers in the different Townships, and on
the vote for Judge, the test question, they
have l27 MAJORITY. flour friends had
known the Iron Heads had intended to make
the sxaFtion they did, VT would have beat
en- them about 500: as It il, however, l27
majority in Bedford County, at this trial,
u enough for all usefal purposes. Hurra for
Bedford County,
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-03-28

Chief Jpst:re LEWIS will work exactl, 3l4
days this year. devote the additional dsy af-
forded by leap year topleasure, eanoo, If
course be deierinined ueti bis accoup, !.
settled; bu; We beg Of Lila not to make his
associates work rle extra day and SUNDAYS
besides. Seriously, orr Supreme Judges
haye made the Host Of their chances at the
Treasury, and are better paid Ilan Ley ba,.
any reason TO expect when they accepted
ihe position. No one believed, when the
iaw was enacted allowing them three laG-
lars per day, IN addition to their saiarv. for
eaea day desoted 10 bearing or determining,
cases, that they would wliggle in every
secular d'y III the year, and occasionally
few Sundays; but sueli is the construction
they pat upon the Law, and they consequent
ly pocFet the highest sasafies pnid by The
State to any but the Governor. Ir will NOT
avail to urge that the present compensation
will not command the best iurisis II the
State i has done SO. aud viii ever do 50
The first judicial ticket presented to the
people for their sntFrages boasted the names
of GlBsoN, Of COULTER, CT MEREDITH. Of
BLACK, of CHAMBERS ana Of Jgssup: and
since then there has been no lack of tie
same eminent legal capacity 10 the list Of
men wiling 10 accept seat in the hlyLoS.
jud ieial tribunal Of the Commonwealth
Upon what grounds then are these salar;s,
to be increased!
The District Judges il Philadelphia re-
eeive $500 each, and these os Pirts5urch
1920. We are bot familiar with tbeiir.
lAbors, bu: we do knpw that such men rs
SHARswoon, srRcCD and HAMprox mct
with active competition ia the ranks Of fr.:
class lawyers fer toeir stations.
Oar Coalmon Peas Judges, aita few c1-
ceptions, orc u.oTe tlan paid for tie labn-
they perform. They receive from S2,50o
to $1,000 each, aversgine prooably see,
and large majority Of ;:.eiA are not en-
- y. - VIZ A+"At ~ tnFt4 .44llc- ID e Go nut
believe that tl.ey sleuld receive less thai.
they do now, but iL-y should have more
Hork. y coald safely reduce tl,a. number
Of Judicial districts fully oae-four:.,, uni
%e know ihat i4suy Of tue Common Pleas
Judges would gladly oonsen: to enlatgeI
districts ii tie compensation could thereby
be increased. But = pass oyor the great
ne4uahty Of labor IN he fiirarea. d;.-
tricis and Increase the pay indisc.iu.inatel,.
vonld be clearly wrong and e1travscau,.
One-aaif Of the judges nov presiding IN
this State never earned their present salary
at the bar, aud number neser could Go
%. Il is true shat some could command
much more 10 the practice; but such have
generally accepted the bench to avoid tie
anxiety md labor of the bur, and with the
full knoRladge Of the >mount. Of their com
persation. Fur the satisfaction ~ onrrca-
ders, and especially for the olidc4rion oi
the legislature, We append the compensation
Of each judge IN tue STATE
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-03-28
sNex Judges, received tut ouarter sn.

*Aew judges, received bur quarter sal
ary.
We submit whether, in view Of these
facts ;he Increase q judicial salaries would
not be wrong and dangerous wrong 10 the
other officers Of TIE State, and dsneerous
because it would Be iGt tie entering wedge
for a seeera! stampede npon the treasury.
Iiarris5vs IeLegrcph.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-03-28

Sr. CLAIR TowSsHIP.-Oar friends IN
St. Clair Township deserve much credit for
the manner iu which they acquitted them
selves at the election, last Friday; not
outstanding the bad roads which we're al
most impossible, they carried the whole
ticket by an average minority OF over CO.
4 number of old line Whigs and Democrats
came up to the mark manfully, and supper
ted the viole American ticket. They de-
serve great credit. Our friends there con-
dlenty predict majority of 100 for the
American ticket next fall. They will give
it.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-03-28

UNION TOWNSHIP Our friends in In
ion did nobly last Friday, electing the whole
American ticket by an average majority of
about 40. 1t will be recollec ted that in
this Township the Locofocos contested the
election for Justice of the Peace, and our
friend john Cessna, advised the Judge to
have it held on the 9Th of January, and
they would gain Jackson victory--the
election was held, and the jackson victory
gained ty the election Of the American
candidate by 10 majority. They now give
40, and next fall will no doubt roll up from
so TOGO!
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-03-28

144,055 63
The above deficiencies were made good
to the Treasury within the last year; as fol-
lows to wit.
BY balance m Lancaster Bank, 1880 l6
/" Farmers Bank of
Lancaster, SO "a
Credit on Coupon account, Gi-
: rard Bank, 4.o75 90
Cash paid by Mr.. Bickel, Nov.
23, 1855, 10000 90
" "Dec. 20, 1856 26,5O2 %
$44,655 90
The fact that several of the balances in
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-03-28

Several articles intended for this paper
have been crowded out.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-03-28

Ia this Township the American party
carried nearly the whole of their ticket, but
local causes operated on the two Offices
above.
Londonderry
T,,.1;aa &c tho poaoa
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-03-28
Bedford Borough.

In this Township there was no. opposition
to the American candidates except for JUS
tice Of the Peace, who on account of local
causes, was detected BY the Locofoco can
didate. Our average majority there is AZ
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-03-28

We cannot tell the politics of these gem
tlemer:, but are under the impression that
the officers are about equally divided.
Southampton.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-03-28

La Bark of Middletown, Jan.
q, 1851,
In banking House Bell, Jack
& Co. date not asccrtained,
Cumberland Valley Railroad
paid July q, 1852, and
omitted to be reported, 5,5
The Lancaster Bank, in it's re-
issues Of relief Notes, credit
ed the Commonwealth with
$4,000 90 as follows, which
amount was not taken into
the account Of the Reissues
of Relief Notes:
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-03-28
JUDICIAL SALARIES.

Eli SI.IF2R, State Treasure
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-04
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
Ez5zzsi Ezzfra kRnS kElz N1D
Ess ESsss $500 -isSylsss' sss;
Express Notice.
Ei15Szzl q sSIz5 - kz VII
1890 SStysyr-ssT - - So 1=ss=Fzz

MEMPHIS AND CHARL EsT0N RAILROAD
TIVE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY" have made ar
engagements with the above Raiota for Daily Express
Line and prepared receive aud forward Freight
Packages &C., BY Passenger Trains 10 Huutve Decatur
Tuscumbia, and informed ate stations the c. and N
G. Railroads. Small Packag at reduced rates.
EE Messengers leave Nashville daily II 7 o'clock Az
gF weights to be forwarded by Express viii be called
without extra charge. pOi0-t1 A. K. HOLT Agent.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-04
FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON AND
SAVANNAH

NN and aer this date the Articles enumerated below
~ viii be sent through TO Charleston and Savannah the
prices ARK d 70 each article
Tobacco, hhds D Ice Ds.... ................. SOC
Pork in bbls. p Ice Us 90
II. I. ANDERSON, SupT
jyT-Hs n. 4 O. Railroad
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-04
TELEGRAPH.

lELEU II n ff1s
TIVE Augusta, Atlanta Nashville Telegraph Line Is nov
working through to Augusta, Ca, where IL connects
With other LINES running North Fast and SOuth The line
in good repair through from Nashville to Augusta,
and expect keep II so In future We shall desyor TO
put all bUsn Tor this Line through In the shortest nS
possible and expect to be able 10 give general satisfaction
msy=-u @. C. CLUTE. sup'L
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-04
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO SHIPPERS,
Rv SnvRnaah In Nashville

A the NASHVILLE and Chattanooga Railroad Company
n have notified and reminded the Central Railroad Com
anies OF Ge' rga, Of their Summer does not
10 have been noticed recognized in the hard bills Of
that Company recently distributed in city. We
ts method a. informing the Merchants and Sh pers By
that lire that he will be 81 80 for lOO lbs eass
goods and not 81 25 the rand bills represent tie5
the average through rate hst class goods from the
ward 60 Nashville butt Isl beet 20 the variation Of 10
sdtO al In sumner and deducted Of 10 cts PEI 100 lbs.
Winter which makes she rate advertisement,
tlS5 nom June TO December, and 81 from Dec June.
II. l. ANDERSON,
lune2f Superinten dant
Butte record., 1856-06-28

Masonic CELEBRATION ~ ORovILLE
The Masonic exercises of the 24th at
Oroville passed off quietly and pleasant
]y to all who participated in it. The
day was somt what warm and dusty, but
not sufficiently SO to Prev mt the Fratern-
ity from appearirgin procession in respec
table numbers. The Installation, which
was public one, took place at the Me-
tropolitan Theatre, was witnessed bv a
crowded house. The address of NJ. Fl
FARLEY, Esq, was an able and inter-
csting one, and was listened to with that
att ntion hich showed that the speaker
had interested all present We doubt
not but the address will be published d
by the Ororille Lodge, when the public
will have an opportunity Of perusing it.
We were prevented by business engage
mcnis from attending the bail in
the evening; but after The Pleasant
exercises of the day. it is but fair to
presume that the evening was spent in
che most pleasant manner by those in
attendance.
Butte record., 1856-06-28

The REFoRMERs.-The Sun save
Among those who rendered ,hemsely.
conspicuous, and at the same time rid;o
ulous. at the meeting last Saturday wo
Mr. VIM. Sharon, who was particularl
anxious that the Common Council a.
County Offices should be made TO resi,,
Mr.. 5. was member of the nototiou
Common Council of 80 who voied them
selves six thousand dollars a year, and
by other siirilar acts so roused the nm
lie indignation of that early day, tb,,
meeting was held on the Plaza, and :.
s. and his compeers requested to r,si,-
Instead of doing SO. however, thev yo,,
themselves a gold medal apiece, 10 .
paid for out of the city treasury. |,
somew hat singular that men with g.,
antecrdents will thus thrust them,el,
forward and make themselves copsni,.r
Gus. 1t is bad enough for good men
take the law in their own hands and .
IN judgment on their fellows. Mr.. p
doubt tn nks it's his turn now ".
sumo virtue though You have /, no,
Heaven preserve our people from S.,
reformers!
Butte record., 1856-06-28

CnrsAMAN SHOT The Vigilance
feeling seems to have affected the Chi
namen Of this vicinity, and on Thursda y
evening Loafcr's Rayine echoed the
crack Of the pistol and the Shrek of the
victim, and mingled its pure waters
with the dark and muddy blood Of Hong
Kong. There were FIVE shots fired, and
any amount of lungs exercised on the
occasion One Cinnamon was shot in
the small of the back, the ball entering
at the side, and passing around under
the skin lodged near the spine, iufictine
a troublesome but not mortal wound
The ball was extracted by DIR. Phipps,
and it is thought that John will soon be
"himself again." The Chinnman who
came "from the hip," made his escape.
Butte record., 1856-06-28
PAHIs 4 SEAPoRr.-A late Pari>

PAHIs 4 SEAPoRr.-A late Parl, =.
Ter saws:
81 have to acquaint you Of proje
which is 80 gigantic and incredible IT,
| only mention it because | hear it src
ken OF in various quarters. 1t is stat,
that a decree will grant to n company, O.
ganizcd on an immense scale, the auto
ization to execute works which v.
bring the sea to Paris. 4 canal, il
said, is to be dug from Havre to Pa
in straight line, which viii admit {
largest vessels. A port would bn
struc'ed above St Cloud the compa.
would receive subvention Of one h
dr'd millions, payable at several perio
the State would divide the profits ab
five and half pr cent, and also wol
guarantee FIVE per cent. on the paid
capital. The company would have o..
right Of applying the law of exprop
non for pubic utility. This is the po-
jet of which serious people are .a
afraid 10 speak
Butte record., 1856-06-28

SAN FRANCIsco. The latest intelli-
gencc from the city of earthquakes,
commissions and Vigilance Committees,
IS 20 the effect that the nan Hopkins
who was wounded in fight With Judge
Terry, cannot recover, and that in the
event of his death, Judge Terry Will be
hung. The Vigilance papers announce
this, with gusto and apparent satisf c.
ton that almost shows q desire for Hop
kins' death, so that they may feast thelr
eyes upon the horrible sight of human
being dangling at the end of a rope, from
a window Of the committees room.
These Vigilance Editors are to the com
mittee, what the Cyclops were to Vnl-
can. and they feast their one eye upon
death with the apparent satisfaction Of
the fabled Ghoul and Vampire of hea>
then mythology. The fables and fictions
of horror emanating from the dark ages,
have become the f.miliar scenes and
transactions of the Christian Era. The
he'll pictured forth by the mind O. man
when cropping in more than Egyptian
darkness, is exceeded by the realities
now transpiring at the Bay. When
these things will end, and people again
return to their duty as American citi-
zens, to the selection of proper auttori-
ties, and the enforcement of the laws,
He who has afflicted our golden State
With madness can only tell.
Butte record., 1856-06-28

The WAY THEY DO Tive are cret
IDLY informed that the following eros.
exam nation took place in the Vig,lane.
Committee Rooms /:
Question.-Do you know Mr.. Bacle,
Ans.-Yes.
Ques-Did he ever stuff a ballot
box,
Ans-I don't know.
Ques.-( Slnwly and triumphanhy.l y
Now, sir, do you mean 10 tell this Com.
mittee that Mr.. Bagley nerer did staff d
bdliot-bor =?
Ans--N", sir, l don't swear any sue
thing l 81 "ply say that never ca.
him stuff 4 ballot-box.
(Whereupon Basley is convcte All
ordered to leave.)
These new fedged lawyers who CIV,
fellow "fair trial." remind US oftL.
joke of Billy Birch of the Minstrels -
When convicted Of grand a, ,senic,' IL
court asked him if he had anything &.
say. "Well yes, think its mighty har
to convict a feller when only tuo M
saw me take the money out f the draw
cr, when l can 60 right herein the s'r,er
AID get mere'n FIRE hundred trhatA SIC
Meu didn't see me do il"
Billy and the Executive Commit;
are about equally entitled to the leatA--
medal. .--Su
Butte record., 1856-06-28

BE- The Washington Correspond
of the New York Independent make
statement, which, if 1t be true, is OF t
highest Importance. He understsr
that a majority of the u S. Suprer
Court will soon decide that the law Of
slave State holds slave in bonds
while in Free State.
Butte record., 1856-06-28
Agents for the Butte Record,
lob PRINIlNG-

We would solicit the attention of friends who are
N want OF Job Printing 10 the fact that prepared
20 execute every description of work in line in
style that cannot lail 10 give satisfaction. We have
recently made and extensive additions to our
assortment OF Job Materials. and have facility doing
nil kinds moderate rates and on short notice
Butte record., 1856-06-28

@- We publish this week, the re-
port of Gen. Howard to Governor
johnson, because it embraces general
history of affairs in San Francisco, in
cluding the events of the past week
The report will be found interesting.
Butte record., 1856-06-28

~ We have to ask the indulgence
Of our friends until we get locat d in
our new quarters at 0roville. The la
Dor and time required in perfeeilns q
removal, has prevented us ffom paying
usual attention to our paper.
Butte record., 1856-06-28

EscAPED.-An Indian who had stolen
some sixty dollars from two men at Mar
tins Raneh, and who had been arrested
and bound. succeeded il getting out oi
the window and making his escape. He
is known in this vicinity by the name OF
''Pete''-noi Pete Whifsmani
Butte record., 1856-06-28
REYNOLDS BRO
BANKERS.
Corner OF Upper Plaza and First Sire
MAR VS. VILE.
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOB
COL D d o s +.

~ Advances made on Gold Dust and fs.
warded to the Mint fnr Coinage.
General and Special Deposits received
Checks on Dtexel, Sather & Cburel
S.a.TFRf.SCISCO 1T PHR
REFER TO
San Franci-co. Marysviile.
Drexel ,Sather & Co , Garst g. Galloway,
Ritehie .Osgood & Co, Fall Ecknnn & Co,
VIM T Coleman Co., Crafts & Parrish,
james Patrick & Co, Decker S Co,
Arlington & TO Treadwell & Co.,
K E Brewster g. Co., Je~ett, Scott & Vantif
6 x " 4 Bray Cbeesman & Co
NJ uysyilie, Aug 81, 1855. seps44-u
Butte record., 1856-06-28

sA- H. Keefer. Esq, OF Everts Da-
rs s Co.'S Express, has cur thanks for
lar,rs furnished this office
Butte record., 1856-06-28

The GoLDES ERA.-This Sunday pa
per, of the 22nd instant, contained Il
bitter, scurrillous and malignant article
against the Editor oil the State Journal
and ourself. The mere epithets con-
tanned in the article, we shall not notice.
The article charged that either the Ed.
itor of the State Journal or ourself was
'sn escaped convict from Sydn'y.' The
Journal Editor has pronounced this a
''wllful IT," SO far as he is concerned
The article also charges US with being a
"Rum- sucker These charges are
false, as all who know US will readily
testify. We never saw either ocean,
and it is therefore impossi lie that w
should have come from Sydn y to Cali
fornia We have been consistent
Temperance man all our life, and for
the pa two years member of the G;t
ferent temperance orders of the State.
These facts the Editors of the f. might
have obtained from their agent in this
county, had they been 50 disposed
The vile libellers and assassins Of private
character, Dagget & Foard, have been
denounced as ''wilfnl and d liberate
ars," and under such circunfsrances.
we can only, hereafter, leave them 70
silence aud contempt.
Butte record., 1856-06-28

c. u MACY,
Butte record., 1856-06-28

BALLS ON THE 4rH.-There will be r /.
at Charley's Ranch On the 4th, ead aro.'
q. IFoughton 5. Wyan4oite
Butte record., 1856-06-28

c.L Low, P.F.Lo7
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-13

WIN1HD-A SITUATION AS NAN NURSE OR TO
w tsrc iovs Va, Nv o adj soce-, Who Si
sve Ie,'to ssls'scasr 70 ssy .ho
oaieoi,oi 10 spy psrt tbs wnr d. Is Prtessnt
VIII te teard OF 10 fur 6a,s By inquifinx ~ rs
Heoeker OF OF IL 2urtap g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-13

&7nn "A PRACTICAL SOAP BOILBR Il Az DISCO
DlUUs cred by long exuerier ca, . process noyor
fore k1cwn for ali kinds Of family sue ana Trans
not orefoarh the OF chat produced In tho old W
The fixtures TO commence 9th viii exoeed
Any person commencing mnt succeed. Profits over 100
cont To time and trouble oplv fo~ win be showa
the above Can be enced in part OF oo
try. Address f. E erale office. ono week.