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Fire and loss of Life in Aurora.

AhAG ""M hCSS MA AsAC sM AMSVTNs
A cheese house, situate about half mile
east Of the Center Of Aurora, occupied as
temporary dwelling by Messrs. LANSING and
ALFRED KELLOGG of RAvenna, contractors
on the Cleveland and Mlhouing Railroad,
was burned down last week with all the.tur
niture, clothing &c. Of the occupants; and
what is still more unfortunate, woman was
burned to death at the same time. There
were four families in the building which
with the boarders made in all fifty persons.
JAMS DILLON und Irishman an his vile and
daughter were living in small building ad-
joining, and in this, the fire originated. Dill
Lon was drunk, and his wife was sick. The
daughter gave the alarm, but it was
too late to save her mother who perished
in the flames. There were twenty -four
horses in the barn, all saved. Some $500
or Ss400 was lost by the KELLoce's. Fifty.
five dollars in bills belonging to DILLON
was lost, and $40 in gold which was proBa-
bly, about the person of Mrs. DILLON, was
found partly melted. 1t is not known how
the fire originated. DILLON was too drunk to
give any reliable information.
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Court or common Pleas.

This Court has been in session now, about
eight days, and considerable amount Of
business been disposed Of.
Thus far there has been but one criminal
cause heard. This was the case of The
State Of Ohio, vs.: SHEM LEWIS. The charge
was assault with intent to kill. The proof
offered, established the fact of Lewis having
struck bis own son, boy about eleven years
OF age, with shovel, cutting his face and
head badly, and then kicking him out Of
doors, and committing other injuries both
unnatural ard cruel. The testimony devel-
oped the fact, that previous to the commits
sion OF the crime for which he was tried,
LEWIS had been guilty Of gross outrages to-
wards his boy, and also, towards his wife,
who is now deceased. Among these, was
that of pointing loaded gun at the boy with
the threat to shoot him. On another occa.
sion, while his wife was on her last bed of
sickness, she mourned for her child which
had died some months before. Upon hearing
her mourning, LEwrsthe husband and father,
went and dug open the grave, stripped off
the shroud, aud placed the dead body Of the
child in the bed with its mother. Most Of
these crimes can be traced to the influence
of liquor. The prisoner IS said TO be natur.
ally warm hearted man. LEWIS was
found guilty and sentenced to three years in
the Penitentiary. !lT @54 ~
E. B. TAVLog for State, E. SrAIDING and
N. L. JEFFRIEs for defense.
There have been number OF civil cases
involving important questions. We shall
give full and complete report next week.
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stabbins AGairtn Niantua.

Last Sunday afternoon,a number Of per.
sons were assembled at the, Brick tavern in
Mantua, kept by ANDREW PopE. They
were mostly Railroad hands, and having
imbibed too freely, were inclined TO be noisy
and quarrelscme. "A row ensued, in the
course Of which. PoPE stabbed an Irishman
by the name Of PATRICK TRAHE, in the alb.
domen. The wound is deep and dangerous.
TRAHE is not yet dead, or was not on Tues.
day evening, but he is lying in u very criti-
cal condition, and but little hope is enter.
tuined of his recovery. A warrant was is
sued By A. ). SQUARES, Justice of the
Peoce, and Pore arrested. He was tried on
Tuesday before Justices SQUARES and CARL
TON upon charge of Assault with intent to
kill, and and bound over to appear forthwith
before the Court of Common Pleas now sit
ting in Ravenha.
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Tl,e HuscIainsOns.

The attendance at the Concert given by the
Hutchihsons last Friday evening, was unus-
ually large, and the audianee listened with
delight to the performance. We believe il
is the universal opinion however with those
who have heard these vocalists before, that
they have seen their palmiest days as public
concert singers. One serious objection to
their selections, ii the Introduction Of polil-
tcal pieces. These gentleman are certain
" at full liberty to entertain their own opin.
ions, and a song now and then Indicating
their sentiments may not be inappropriate.
But when the Uhole tenor Of their songs and
speeches il but q TRADE against some par
tieular political party, then Il becomes dis-
.gusting land instead Of adding to the inter-
est. only spoils concert.
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oRIeINAL.l
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
Ito expire on the 3lst day Of July, 1861
STATE OF ONO, AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,
Cor AZ nrra IanraKn 81. ISlR.


STATE OF ONO, AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,
CoLUaBus, January 81, 1855.
WHEREAS, The RrNA INSURANCE COMPa-
NY of Hartford, Conn, located at hartford, In the
State Of Connect cut, has filed III this Office sworn
statement ot its cOndition, required by the nfst
section of the Act to regulate the Agencies oil lnsur-
ance Companies not Incorporated by the State OF
0ho' passed May ], 1854:
AND WHEREAS, Said Company has furnished ne
cd Of at least ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DoL-
LARS OF ACTUAL CAPITAL INVESTED in stol@s s
of ut ieaet par vaue or in bonds or mortgages or
lneumbered real estate worth double the amountf
which the same is mortgagcd. q
AND WHEREAS, Said Company has 6ed In this 0;
signed by the President and Secretary thereof nom-
mating and appointing HENRY L. DAY. of Ravenna,
its Agent for the transaction of the Business Of in
SURANGE, aad fully and unresorvedly authorizing
him nowedge service of process for aid on be-
half OF said Company censentRg that service OF pro.
upon him. the said Agent, shall he taken and held
to be valid ifservcd upon the Company, accord
ing to the laws of this State or any other State and
wavingal claim Of error by reason Of such SERVICE
a Now THEREFoRE, In pursuance ofthe first section OF
the Act TO regulate the Agencies OF Insurance Com
pancs not incorporated by the State OF Oho, pass
ed May /, 1854, l, FRANCIS NJ. WRIGHT, Auditor
of said State do hereby certify that the said HENRY
puny, transact the business of in This
State until the thrtyrs day of July In the year OF
thousand eight hundred and fy-six, SD far as he
may be legally empowered so to do by bis letter OF
appointment, and the instructions which may be CIV
en- to him by the said Com pany. &I
In WITNESS WuEREoF, have hereunto subscribed
my name, and caused the seal of my offce 10 be af
fixed, this 3lst day of January. in the year Of onr
Lord. one thnusand eight hundred and nfty-six:
97-mI. r. M. WRIGHT, Auditor. =
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The Bachclor ll,,h nt xYnrre,,

Ane bacnciOr CiuD mt warren.
Our hat and compliments to the bachelor
Editor Of the Chronicle. Wesare glad to
learn brother ADAMS, that you have become
convert TO doctrine Of "Squatter Sove.
reignty." 7 ~,
We road with mingled feelings of sorrow
and regret, the melancholy fate Of the War-
rem Bachelor Club. "Thus passes away the
glory of the world But let not the vete-
ran remnants of the once noble band be dis
heartened Contrast your condition of in
dependent ease, with those who were so un
fortunate as to be drawn into the tolls Of
matrimony. Think oftheir multiplied cares
-of the curtain lectures they are wont to
receive-of the vexations that everywhere
surround them. They are grown old already,
while you. stand forth straight and firm, un-
scathed by time, untouched by sorrow, as
youthful and vigorous as you were forty
yours ago!
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HIRAM TOWNSHIP.

Judges of Election William Kennedy,
| r., Jotham Atwater, and Amzi Atwstcr.
y Clerks--O liver Mills,apd Roswell Mills
sworn before Elias Harmon, Justice Of
the Peace.
Electors Names--Delaun Mills, Orrin D.
Baldwin, Christopher Redden, Asahel Mills,
Silas Tinker, Elias Harmon, Moses Pond,
John Blair8 Abraham Dyson, Phineas Pond,
Samuel Moore, Enoch Judson, Dan Stow,
Corneiius barker, Oliver Mills, Wareham
Laomis, William Fenton, Roswell Mills,
Silas Tinker, Jr., John Redden. Stephen
Baldwin, William johnson. Oliver Snow,
John Chapman. Dayid Pond, Calvin Loomis,
Jotham AtWater, Royal ]. Johnson, Nathan
iel Bancroft, Asa Truesdelf, Joel Baker,
William Russell, Seth Harmon, Benjamin
Stow, William Skinner, Isaac Mills, Amzi
Atwater, William Kennedy. Jr., Basil Wind.
sor, Samuel Judson--42 voters.
Hiram Township, then included the pre-
sent townships Of Mantua, Hiram, and Mel
.rOus urptu0s tuc LucH uHscttiSu lUWHsHpSS
now Windhum and Freedom; and Shalers-
pile, having but one family.
The votes cast were as follows:
Governor Thomas Worthington, 80
Prep. to Congress--Jsremiah Morrow, 40
Senator-- David Abbott, 40,
Representative--Abel Sabin. 3s
sheriff John Campbell, 80
Alva Days IL
;oroner--Lewis Ely, 3s
Gershom Dostwick, 8
Lewis Day, II
County Comm'r--Joel Gaylord, 80
.rs Joseph Harris 38
Jeremiah Root, II
Lewis Day s.
80 Oliver Forward, %
VIM. Kennedy, Jr., was at the same time
te-elected Justice OF the Peace.
n
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or Some Of the Southern papers are
beginning to regard with some degree of
alarm, the doctrine Of the SCATTER sovereign
y. The Richmond Wing says: 1t is one Of
the most diabolicul modes of invading Sou
thern right which Yankee rascality has in
vented. Open and undisguised abolition
was far more respectable ard less danger
Gus.
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Crash.

One Of the Wagon Shops Of N. D.
CLARK 4 Co., situate in the rear of the
front building, fell in, yesterday. splitting
timbers, smashing the roof and making .
complete wreck. Fortunately no person
was injured, and the damage, though con-
siderable. is not = greafss might have been.
The cause Of the falling In Of the building
was probably the great weight Of SNOW on
the roof.
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POrsnge County a. Years Ago
franklin TOwnship--GeneraI
Election, October III, IsOs.

Ffors"ge County AZ Years Ago
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Or Last week q male child three Or four
months old was abandoned atthe door Of
Rev. Nj. Robinson, pastor Of the frat Pres
byterian Church, Newark That child must
have had A sasctjonsts parent.
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sl,O7i,ssO 81
LIABILITIES.
Unsettled Claims for Losses and
l7o,Cs2 AZ

Unsettled Claims for Losses and
not due, lIO,IoS ~
The Etna Insurance Company presents its patrons
the very satisfactory condition Of large increase In
Cash ssvs, for the further security OF their Poiees
all our Investments being placed at the miniam
market yalue at the present time OF some depression
in the standard of same. They are either prime
dividend paying stocks, or good, valuable and cleah
Investments, Yielding moderate interest and income.
The standard basis which the assets have been val
ned, being Gold at Interest. Besides this solldy
the Company calls attention 10 the strength ana sccu-
rity 1t derives from its combined system OF Agencies
through its agents. having the means Of presenting
united rhaIant of experienced Underwriters which
has worked for ~ years. the bappiest results 10 stock
holders and claimants for losses-and enables IT TO
enter the year 1885, with greater prestige for fnture
usefulness than has yet been reached BY really Ma
tonfi Tnsurafcc Corporation.
Anbusness attended to with despatch and fidelity.
HENRY l.. DAY, Agent.
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6y An old negro returning one night
from dancing frolic when crossing the riv-
er lost his oars, and came near swapping.
Determined to do what he never done be-
fore, he dropped on his knees and exclam-
ed 80, Massa Lord! if eber gwine to help
old Ira, now's the time"
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NOTICE.

january 2Sfh, 1s56.---JOHN H.
u BOSTWlCK & CO., request all those who have
unsettled accounts with them, to call and settle before
the first of March. The business of the Old drm must
be closed at that time. We hope all who can possibly
raise the cash, will observe this very reasonable
quest.-January 81, 1856. eF M
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Thanks.

In behalf Of myself undfamily. ! hereby
acknowledge our greatful sense Of the OBJ
|ligation imposed, by the many favors re-
|ceiyed from esteemed friends in Ravenna
and vicinity. The people have been kind,
and we thank them. The offerings brought
valuable il themselves, are still more highly
appreciated, because presented in a manner
be delicate, and considerate. of our feelings,
s they were generoua and worthy Of our
benefactors.
May the donors be enriched with all spir-
tual blessingsin Christ, and their gifts ex-
ito us torenewed zeal and Iaithfuiness in
rbors to secure their highest present and
ternai good. G. w. CLARKE. &
Ravenna, Feb. l8, 1865.
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IN PROBATE COURT OF PORTAGE
COUNTY, OHIO.
Stephen Miller and
Daniel Hartzel,
Guardians, &c,
vs.
Alyira Hartzel,
Anne Hartzel,
jackson Hartxel,.
Mary Harizel, and
IaIn0a HnFk1al n


James HArtzel, t&@
in pursuance ofan order ofsae issued from tne ro
bate Court of Portage county 0hoand 10 "a liFsete
and delivered. will oifer at public sale. on FriHav
Tue 18th day OF February, 1856 between the hours
81 len O'Clock A M. and four oicock N Of said dav
tho interest Of our respective wards in the foliown
Zeal Estate No II in The 4th division Of lotsi
planted In the westline Of said lot 1e chains soth of
the northwest corner OF said lot No III from, which !
Beech witness tree II inches In diameter boars II r.
Distant inks thence east 40 chains and 20 I'M e ~
stone planted In the east lRs asaid lot Is chains aof
o the ucfh-east corner OF saidlot thence Is min Il
l9 chains and my links 10 stone marked on the fap
thence wsst 40 chains 54 links 10 stone marked III
planted In the vast line OF said which beech
witness tree Is inchesi diameter bears distant :
place af beginning, containing 70 o. -lo0 acres. s.
Also laH N lot No Is In the ft division of lots ia
Patnyr .begtnningat stone marked on 3he top d y.
standing iato west line Of lot III 81 chains lihk
south Of he northwest corner Of said lot thence west
chain IL $40 links n stone marked HI. from which
beech witpest trees inchbs I'll diameter benfs a.
Deg dlsaapt9 99 lnks thonqa 80 degrees west ia
hsech witness tree Is iehes IL diameter bsafs IS d.
Edistant ~ links. thence ezdt chain ana rs n-1
links 70 stOne marked &, infhe west Ina q l0f AZ
u IN the 4th division 0f 0tsu safd palnsFa thSnae B
l0m. I6 chainuand Sc links along he ilnS f
lot No II % the piace of beei1nne c5ntainina 9Vo
ae!eA eeid Interest being the whole 81 sai ploiSsz
supleci = tho wldeWs dover -s5anuAry 81, l651.
ETEPHEE MILLER; ana Z "a
! !, !. 49,. -. s. DANIEL HARTzEL.
RIRD CA GEs "a nice snd shsap eTtieI6 \
~ ~ 11xcMte HEuH eloxs
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These renowned yocalists will give
Concert at Dsy's Hall, Rasenna, on next
Tuesday evening. Feb. 26th. We believe
they have visited Rayenna once or twice al
ready, and ifso, those who heard them will
bear witness to their superiority as Concert
singers. For power and compass OF voice,
for the propriety and excellence Of their Sc
lections, they stand in the front ranks OF A
merican vocalists. Their piec es are OF that
class which come home to the heart and
have tendancy to make men better and no.
bier. We have not space for en- extended
notice Of their selections, but think we
shall be pardoned for giving few extracts
from their songs;
THE OLD FARM HOME.
on have We gaEed on the dear old scenes
or youthful hopes and early DIRE ans;
on have we viewed the willow by the door,
And sighed for the friend, that come here no more
THE EMIGRANT'S FAREWELL.
The chime ofths Sabbath that ruDe through my soul,
Like the tones from the bower OF the blest;
exchange for the where the deep surges roll,
And the chimes Of the ocean at rest.--Farewe, Fare
Well, &c.
ETiH TAIIHu AIN DTIfr nAnr
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THE DYING CALIFORNIAN.

Listen Brother, catch each whisper,
'Tis my wife I'D speak OF now; tr
Tell, Oh, tell her how Imiss'd her,
When the fever burned my brow.
Tell her, Brother, closely listen,
a.s Don't forget single word,
That in death my eyellds glisten'd,
Withth tears her memory stirr'd, '
They will sing at franklin Mills Wednes-
day evening, 9th inst
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JUVENILE GoEcERT. Mr. U. HART, who
teaching Juvenile School at the Con-
Fegationai Chapel 10 this village, will give
public Concert early in March. Mr.. HART
al accompanied Teacher. He has one
,ndfea apnpils under his charge. and the pro.
ssf concert will be one of unusual inter.
4 Particular notice will 30 giyenof the
ns hsreafter. q
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DRUGS and NTetlicines.

DYES, GROCERIES, BRUSHES,
PERFUMERY, TOILET SOAPS,
PAINES, OILS, GLASS & GLASSWARE,
&C., &c. fresh supply just received from New
York by ISAAC SWIFT, at the brick store opposite
he court house. Rayenna. July, 1855. Il
uAMPDEN Mineral Green-A new and
IL durable article for blinds, &c. PARIS GREEN
white sine. glue at all prices, prime anattc. CoAcn
YARslsH 4 good article for low priceat sW1F7sS.
William Ranlus, Adm.l In tho Court Sof Probate Of
VS.. Portage Co. & State Of Ohio.
Seth Mescham, Ct. al, Petition to execute real
tsA contract.
The above named Seth Meachain. who resides in the
State Of Illinois. hereby notified that saidAdminisira-
tor has fled In said Court his petition setting forth that
the 20h day of February, Is43. Russell Meacham III
his lifetime entered into awrcn coniFac with George
and Charles Meachsm, for the sale certain real es
tate In said petition described being I5O acres In lot
No in Suleld In said county. aud that said George
and Charles have complied in all things with said con-
tract and are entitled TO deed fof said premises
and PRAYING Admnstrstor may be authorized
and empowered TO execute the sAmo. The said Seth
Meachamis made defendant IN said petition, IS one Of
the heirs at law Of said Russell and unlesshe
appear at The February term 81 taid Court and show
taken. s n MICHAEL STUART,
.savenna. Jan. !, 1855 Atty for Petitiegsr.
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| Or Our readers and al others will re-
smber that the Rasenna Gift Concert will
|mkoT u the Town Hall, on Friday eve
70, Feb. s22s Tickets can be- had of VIM
! ~ AEooHs Any person wishing .
emo tuned, can have ii done on Friday, by
svinehls name vith Dr: Wlltls.
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pOSTWICK a. BEATTY have Just re-
I'D csived lot Of folding umbrellas for travellers.
petbag, OF over coat pocket and whep Il Is naressas
~ touse them, can be opened in o moment, when
they are ready for as 6rm and strong
nafy umbrella. Those who expect TO travel 10 the
anrine. remambsr where they,ca be found.
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AND MARCH APPOINT.
MENTS.
DIR, Hardman,

Physician TO Salem Lung Institute
[Formery Physician to Cincinnati Marine Hospitall
Win be at
RAvENNA-Prcnttss House, Friday Match 7.
WARREN--Gaskill House. March, S.
JEFFERsoN-American House, March 3.
House, March !.
CoENEAuT--February 60
ERiE--FeBruary 81 and 90.
nj MEADvIELE, Pa.--February "a and 25.
WEsT GREENvILtE, Pa.--February 90.
MERcER-February 81.
NEw CASTLE, Pa.,-February 10.
CANroN-F franklin House, March Q.
MAsslLoN-F Fremont House, March IL.
WOosTER-Exchange Hotel, March II.
MILLERsBURGH-March l2.
CosuocTvE--March IA.
n DR.. HARDMAN treats Consumption! Bronchitis,
Asthma Laryngtis and all diseases of the throat and
Lungs by Medicated Inhalation The great point In the
treatment of all Human maadies Is to get at the dis,
casein direct manner. All medicines are estimated
by their action upon the organ requiring relief Th
Is the important fact upon which InhGlation is based
1.-THE chis diseased, we take medicine direct!
inhale medicated vapOrs directly into the lungs. Tn
reason why consumption and other diseases OF the
lungs have heretofore resisted all treatment, has been
because they have been approached in direct
manner by medicine. They were Intended to act upOI
the diseased lungs and yet wero applied to the stoT
they admin tered that they could only
sttutionally, spending their Immediate action upon
tho unoending stomach whilst tho foul ulcers within
ISHALATioH brings the medicine In direct contact
with the disease. Mithoutthe disadvantage of any vo
lent action Its application is simple II may be
used by the youngest infant and feeblest invalid. 1t
does notderange the stomach ornterfere in the least
with the strength, comfort and business ofhe patient
U p No charge for consultation.
Case Of II. Y. Latey, of Stop, Sammit Co. okio.
Early last Spring Mr.. L.'s lnngs were highly irri-
tated by the Inhalation oflime dust, whilst engaged
in sowing It over his wheat fields. This was followed
by hacking cough, expectoration of purulent mat
ter, with slight hemmorhage, night sweats and debil
ty, indeed all the usual symptoms OF c0nsumption.
prescribed for him on the 26th Of September last
andin less than two months ell the formidabe symp-
toms had disappeared. When last saw him he en-
joyed vigorous health.
The above is correct statement Of the results Of
Medicated Inhalation In my case, and can heartily
IJ@ The inhalations are compounded from the orig
inal formulas used In the Bronpton Hospital, London
4 No charge for consultation. s sSss Is
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SELLING AT COST WITHOUT AS
NJ SIGNMENT--As selling at cost seems much in
vogue now days, propose to sell stock OF Sum.
Bonnets, Flats, Sumner Hats and Lawns cost.
Call soon n you want any selection. ~,
1 Augusts, lass PRENTlsS, HOPKINS q CO. II
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC--Dr al. IS.
n CRAFTS would respectfully inform his frlends
and the public generally that his health has 90 far inn
proved that he Is attend to all calls In the
limo Of his profession. k 6 e.-
Truly grateful for the liberal patronage bestowed
upon him, hS hopes 10 merit and receive continu-
ance of public favor. ,s,,.s sg5s lsrsl, 57,.4. 1.
Having made arrangements with DR.. Willis OF Raw
enna also prepared TO perform all OPERATIONS in
Dentistry IN q neat and subsiantisl manner Aliwork
will be warranted. ~ Ms ~
j Dec. Is, 1055-l0-3m. DR.. AS. CRAFTS -.
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MACHINE Spread, Strengthening Plaster,
lIk Wadaewood mortars, wedgewood tunnels, bath
brick mick dust, sponge ffoEi &c ounce,
as bone, bird seed salts oflemon, Er smelling
brushes, beanlfysr, laFendefper
fumes soap cHkes and bsFs transparent soap balls,
handksf sfextlnets, hRyDring extrncts, fc,At
Rsfsnna, July y 1855 sWiFTss Drag store