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Farmers and Dairymsn,

jt@gs A1fs eer'ed pre- ri Glr&si F.ftept fi,lsyyy
tfstn and Eaer Ho,4t4? n MT can ~ 80 ~ ~
4 stpe's Patent clinrn Fac:ey buy one which vi;
gsf gov entire satisfactie, Having purcha , ,,e rs,
OF si adjustable Clsurr and Butter Worker Tor ~, con-
ties Of Da 8ores and Henry uld intor
tue public that am nov manufacturing The boys sr,sa
an, am prepared TO furnish all who may favor me
lhs ehern : now receiving unprecedented patronage
u mas been Introduced. IL has been awarded
.he premium AZ the Worlds Fair London and Nr,
as Sis9 az every State and County Fair q. which
ihe great advantage this Churn possesses over all 9TH
ers ISIS ltw produce butter In short time an a,x
other chlrn- md, II VIII gather butter after Il 1, e.ses
oy siapy reversing the motion Of the dasher 3rd 4, vii
work the butter into rob and epri the ba,ter,n th
from completely. wkoiy depending with az 49, :
hand iaaie thus saving both time and labor a. /, ,,
salt the butter before taking II from The charn to- IN
suits am prepared TO warrant 's re-
shaR-austs % Partners aud practical b,, = i,
thfongtioattns rerent tafes are nov . ~ 49,
N preferences TO all others .NA' eh''"n
81 y. X. GRIPPE Manufacturer.
Corner ofs;h and Valley streets.
S.'SAt 'thH ~ astF-f4 BarliRson. Iowa
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REMARKS Of MECHANICAL GgNirs.--lt is sta
ted ~ the Scientific American that the righ, TO a
portion of Wards pa,cn, shieglN ,asehinc was
recently sold IA Albany for So, 200. a PORTION
of Roaerssens sewing machine has also been
sold for SSa 700. This Is an Snvcntios which
can be carried in the pocket, and VIII euahlc the
seanlssress 10 do in oae day the ordinary labor
of week Machines cf this kind are ahaatse be
constructed In New Haven, coan,, by the Nessrs,
Jercsnc, at sia pieces the manufacturers arc
nov ccnssraesing the machinery, and expect 10
sell ecdsrs in January HeSe's patent sewiag
machine yields, i, Is said, SS,o0s for hsefses 10
use il. and Singers machine puts s7s,eoo into
the passcts os Its owacrs, Rights 10 the use of
u cora-p'anscr have been sold 10 the amount OF
essnaa. Cars nateas pasap sod for 5 Yea.
pocssoa of the right TO aa apple,paring ma
chine, &s,esa. Crcanaerss patent esr.hreak,
SsssAas Sash rewards as these for American
inNeiistons are cersain;y ssiiialalng TO alcchan.
acai & nsn and the oaly wonder is that there
arenos ten mechanical inSea,feas where enc
nov ex1sts where there is 50 wide Geld Tor iis
exercise in almost every department Of brs:.
1eoA e
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RAILROADS.
CHICAGO AND BURLINGTON Re-
III
y RAILROAD LINE!

t(Ticago. burlington G Quincy, Central Military Tract
aad Peoria d O1aaaS;a Rat Roads J 5ts'
7 now completed, and Trains the entire distance
L from BU ELLINGTON, IOWA. to CHICAGO without,
change OF cars. - So Fese
fkladeti,hia and all OTHER Important poiats East
9 DAILY TRAINS LEAVE BURLINGTON, SUNDAYS
SIS sate EXCEPTED,
..-Iay EsXppesks-- Through, 1880, a, NJ.
Arriving Chicago the evening passing through
Monmouth. Gaesburg Princeton and connecting at Men
dota with the Illinois Central Tail Road, La Sale
bloomington Springfield Decatur, Jacksonville, and Ma.
pies: also with Gaena and Duneith ' -0"ts+4.
2.--Express Through. 80, p. NJ.
Connect with Illinois Central Rail Road at Mendoza for
st. Louis aud Cairo direct. s-. Co.. b.. t.as-s-.sl B
Trains on the above Roads in close connects
avoiding all laying over at any Of the points.
This lad connects Chicago with the Michigan South
Roads and with all the Roads leading to the Atlantic
Cities, Ohio, Kentucky and Pennsylvania: ta..-. s.
Passengers iedsing Bariiagta,a at 30, r. NJ reach
GTltHd and Drnieak IN - Aogrs and 81. Louis in 90
hoaTS. st - 7''s
BY this passengers will reach the interior portion
of Ohio and Indiana in less time and with fewer changes
tlhn by any oer connecting via Michigan Central
ct Michigan City with the New Albany and Salem Road
thence 10 all points south and southeast.
Baggage c.4ecked direct through to Chicago, and no
charge or handling at any point. .fa .,s
THROUGH TICKETS " this Route be purchased
at the Rah Road Office in Burlington,
5aE r. .aF .s<f C. q. HAMMOND gupei ntenden
r. F. IOSF0RD, Ticket Agent Burlington. tmav Il bpt
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The Ph;ade,phia heSsger Of the estla, ssiys:--
Ga Wednesday e s.asag qylist, aa excitement VAS
used II .iie yist,its ai h.h Alsi slee ssreess.
es 1gh, between te,its :,:ss 4 nj
the osheF ni4rs.ed. he Iias les Nere stressed,
and taasn tl.e tenth s4r os,sssssst II here
Il nppesfod as'sfH .sssaiag uf Size sets, that
sisn sssss taking pEaaieisa,.a with toaRs iaels
OF h,seslaalr aaase ana ealale he MAS ,.ps ti,s in
Vowed - liie Discussion ol SONG interesting re-
msFAs he#sas eesi 0tsted hy Ms asi9, n he ass
accidentally IN hal ,leigaboraoad. Tie eas.re
part. Hesc ae--..o h,l % keep lsss gSace.
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- sam, is sgarraDred.--This medicine, for all
fevers of an intermittent character, Fever and Ague,
Chill Fever, Remitten and as tonic for nyads ree0y
ernE from protracted ntermtents, Is The best remedy
ever offered to the public. This is patent BosttuB
bun is only offered as public remedy, because Of the
constant demand have had for it in my private prac-
tice for humber of years used by the emf
pent physicians of the Eastern States sunesiGr 70 all
other remedies for the above disease lis purely veg
etabe Compound and may be given to both old and young
with perfect safety 1t g1ges tome and action to the
whole system, and acts as powerful tang have used
1t with almost perfect In my Practice for NUM-
Der of years, and offer ii public remedy Know
ing its value can but believe that it will be appreciated
and used.
Sold Wholesale nnd Retail by DRS. BOD
LEY ALLEN, Princtoh al,
For sale by E T.. GAY AND j. r, FALLAS1, Burlington,
Iowa (noy CIV v, -. Z
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Il How aaaeroS Lolks--Ant n the many for
eigit eelebrities hsre, nttne cat greater ts.s b
than Gf4nfsoa. the hflfish Minister. nf course
e IS seldom seen except IA tile sseet, when he
gives lbs eiisiyns OF royalSyan airle Ills ecsir-
ages dis iuSpisiedlroia ali hers As ITS extTrine
aiiihanes. EYert day he lakes his open la.
roacsie, q paar OF spanaing srsss, nouns the
drivers Seai, holds tire ribbons hiEisaif, and
drives tuszoiisly aroana the broad ayenaes; his
ieotaisa, aaEper lssie geniieman, With 4 .hlae
ca pe esat sd eoesaes hat, sitting IN the ctlsi-
etled seal behind. Grampsnn i 81 feet high.
s;rlishl as gun, gray hair, ana ru.ana IKE ev
cry Q lass, beet-easias arlaa.--Car. cseye.
land riainfi,.siers1 -
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y srRueaLEs az rms GsgAr.--T There is ,nilder
and ssrener form of poverty, the uarsc of ,aaI.ly
energy aud heaven eimiag thonghts, atteadeday
love and faith and hope, areatd whose steps The
mountain heccseS blew, aid igota hoe ceanie-
aaace all the sirtses gather siseagsis. Loo.
around yoa upon sae distinguished men Thar in
every depssisaent OF lite guide and control the
times, and inquire wass WIS the!roF sin assd What
was tAe.f fortunes, Were thcy. as gen eral ride
rossed and daufsietl On tlse lap OF uealshs No
Saeh men cllerge iron tlsss homes os seceut com
rctcsee OF Struggling po.esss, Necessity stlas-
pens their fsegl,ies, ard Iriyatiea and sacrifice
brace shesF .sslossl aasare They isssa the tea,
ART es Remuneration, and the happiness Of ban sng
few wants Thes know no.hiny al indifference
OF safety. There is aptaa idle here IA skeir
traliss They pat The sigov Of resosatc pNr. nse
iata every aea, The edge of their Hdnsis ais avs
sharp In the shocks OF life naes aSc ,iese
meet the se.als nassafea iarfinss Of prasf ritv
- the vessel OF iron meets the vessel OF le &C.
lain.
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Machine Poetry.

Age Of Progress ard Of DGInLm,
iIeas rev @e daily see:
hss - the ti9Ie f.ST ypa 20 learn 'ern,
Cea'e and by a charm 81 aie,
That ~ ceayyrt crealn To butter,
Ga her, wash, and salt 1t too,
Aud leave no cause for you 10 rlatter,
Decanse Il & a (at.Rt req.
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+.
Judge Marshall and Judge Washington wero
on their way 10 Mount Vernon, attended by a
servant who had a long portmalteau containing
tIieir clothes. Al their last stopping place there
happened to be II Scotch pedlar with a pack of
goods which resembled their portmanteau. The
roads were very dusty, and little before reach
ing the generals they, thinking it hardly re-
spectiul 10 present themselves as they were,
stopped in a neighboring wood to change their
clothes The coiored man got down his port
man eat,i and just as they had prepared them
selves for their new garments, out flew some
fancy SOAP and varons other articles belonging
to the pedlar, whose goods had been brought on
instead of their own. They were so much
struck by the CONSERVATION OF their servant, and
the righteousness of their own position. being
there naked, that they burst into loud and re-
peated shouts of laughter. Washington. who
happened to be out upon his grounds near by,
heard the noise, and came to see what might be
the occasion of it, When finding his friends in
that strange plight, he was SO overcome with
augher that he actually rolled upon the ground
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- - saanLTE & GRANT.

5DAgk EEsss .s.sintl AZ ems. N0taries Pub.
IL Lie and Attorneys AT Law. Peiias Marion
county Iowa.. Collect.ous niaie God Silver. Current
Bank notes Land warrants and Drafts all principal
cries in the e. s. bought and sold. +
Lands entered on cash in any part Of the State
Second hand lands bought and sold commission. We
hi sc about - second hand land in all sizes
and conditions for sale on reasonable terms
All legal business attended TO.
Also Agents for L. s. Life Insurance Company of New
York {sty Iowa State Ftre Insurance Company, of keo
kua Coopers &c C.arSs' Steam. Engine Mandatory, VT
Vernon ohle; For all Agricultural machinery and gem
er.i Agents for Patents.
Editors and Proprietors OF the Weekly Pea Gazette,
independent in Politics and religion Terms ~ year.
In advance Advertisements inserted at usual rates.
Also Of Bankers and Land Agents Monthly Bulletin.
BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS. decis
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Tie Virginia lady who did No, desire to ssp2-
rate pastor AID church., aud shereorc refused 20
larry the Presbyterian minister who gave up his
plrsl, in Philadelphia is Mrs. Aenoaef, iorsatt-
Il wife OF Hon. Re4neis Thomas, Of Maryland;
and HE minister, Is is Rex. Mr.. Miller sen .. the
lite Professor Miller OF PRINCETON, Y J.
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A LoSG sNAME.-A Spaniard, who rejoiced In
several bap,ismal names, like most pf his coun-
trymen, and who was mounted on miserable
hack, came to an inn about midnight, and asked
for admission Boniface got ont of bed, and
asked who was there. The Spanasd replied -
Don sancho Alphonzo Ramirez Juan Pedro
Car. os Francisco Domingo de Roxas de Stunigs
de los Fuentes." $50 to thunderm the inn
keeper said. "How can lodge such an army
with only one spare bed." and he went to sleep
again, without troubling his head about the
poor traveller. .... $40. 81 55re.s t.aS
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1855. Summer Arrangement 1856.

IS Hours between s;ey Yorl. and Chicago
Nichiqaa Sonttern and LAKE. Shore Riiroad rorte to
BN5ttl0, -Ntdgdru Falls, AiJuRy Neto Iort ed Bos.
s,EfTt tiro' Passenger Trains each way, Daily. ss
The Only direct and reliable route, being 1926 AIDES
nearer to Cleveland. Pittsburgh, llarrsburgh PAadel-
pha. baltimore and WAsIngton< dian any other route
10 Buffalo Niagara Falls, Albany New York and Boston
1-sIail and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Chicago at 525 A.
M.--arriying IN Cleveland at as T.. Al.
2-Lghtji'g tSpress, d.roush-eaves Chicago at 7.45
4. M-Nrrving iii Cleveland at 925 p. NJ and New
York and Boston evening.
3--New York and Boston Representatives, Chicago n
3;'5 p NJ arrives in Cleveland ats Is A. NJ and New
York and Boston next morning.
4-Steamboat and Railroad ENpress-eaves Chicago ut
SIS Z. M-connecs next rlng with steamers at To-
iedo for But,lo direct, also connecting with trains
evening, and New York next day at l.l9 Up NJ
All the above trains cannact1I :ct through to ali
points in Ohio and pennsylva without nuJ detention
Leaves at 5.25 A. NJ. T.45 A. NJ, and 3 IS p NJ
~ Oniy train Sunday:
60 Baggage checked to Di,nkrk and BLG1o, thence
to NV York and Boston.
Passengers leaving Chicago by either Of the above
trans. reach Pittsburgh, Baltimore, Philadelphia etc.
from y 10 - hours in advance OF any o.ier route.
ony Two changes Of cars between Chicago and
The vel known magnificent steam palaces, Southern
Mel gan. Northern :nd ana AND tmpre State, will form,
the boat line ,brtw ae;l Ta.edo ard L i no
iiouts leave To.edo A NJ, the arrival OF the s.
- T. NJ tri.is, cunneetng AT buffalo with the 4. A..
train
>ohthkfH iNpi'NA Sapt. l. l. Iheat, leaves Buffalo
Monday and fiursdayS-Toledo Wednesdays and Saur-
days. 4.. . q ,... .-r.. Dr..
SOUTHERN MiniGAS, Capt. A. D. Perkins, leaves Buffalo
Tuesdays and Frdays-To.cdo Mondays and Thursdays
EMPIRE STATE, Capt. L.. Il. Goldsmith leaves Buffalo
Wednesdays and Slturdays-roiedo Tuesdays and FRI
days.
The above boats eay Toledo at J. NJ on the arrival
of the s. 10 p. trains out Of Chicago connecting with
the D A. NJ Express out of Buffalo next morning. 81 =
Through tickets to be had at the Office the C. T. and
O. T. r. at Burlington and at the General Passenger Of
te o! the NJ eran Southern road, under the fremont
House, Chicago and at the Passenger Depot corner of
Van i,nren and Sherman streets. -.
The travelling public win bear in mind that this is
the only road using FOoT's VENTILATED CARS avoid
my eErey the dust and smoke annoying travellers
other roads
PASSENGER AGesYsi
GEo n GRAY fremont isulling, Chicago
H. l. FIELD, Planters Hotel 81, Louis; : .s7 ~=
J. +. PORTER, 1913 Broadway New York. -
Capt c. FORBES, Bufrilo g. T.;
+ p b. TaUAA, Toledo, Ohio '" .-f- Dig
JAMES MOORE, Genn sup't.
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RoBERT ScHuYLER.-There appears to be some
doubts as to the truth of the reported death of
Robert Schuyler. He is said TO have died at
Nice, Italy, Nov. 18th. The n. Y. Sun SAYS that
Moses y. Beach was at Nice previous to the 18th
of Nov, and remained there until the I'D, in
daily communication with the American Consul,
! but he heard nothing OF the reported Death
Inc sun says: t-.It..-...~s.. ..,-r 3D.. =-s.. F.:
I'VE have letters { en- NJ Beach to the date
of his departure from .,.,c, but no alluson is
made in, them to the reported death. Mr..
Schuyler, no doubt, lived in great privacy. But
there would be no motive for cOncealing his
dea'h at Nice, and had it occurred at the time
and place named, would most certainly, have
| cone 10 the knowledge Of the American Consul"
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/ The prevailing fashion of The ladies, Eitieh
tranSeeses a.. angel into a n;pGel artist, is rni-
vesssitv detessed BY every seatiensan, whose
good op.:sion Il ksdy should Ce<iFe. 1t blunts
he tin,r feelings oi j oh sexes, and Is tltsiG-
vantage 10 Inc oue, by deS roying al reom Tor
Imagination in lie o.iier 4 roaad ;,!ln4p.,
whise ,Rm, shaped lSe atrcs ofsierettt tie, Nith
sis the Spanish gdro;e, would stsiid 60 iIance
OF beng elected 10 ones neck. 4 white. and
neck. with IN alai5astes base haii concealed isy
eoqsiasiiSli soar Is The most beeiging sight in
the werfsi: tat a large expose oil hsay sloalslsr,
painted ii,c patent ham. with lis een,igrasis
TERRITORY, has atoaf us siaug al
fractions rs Il. ne aly painted Windsor chair.
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The Norwegian nj D4paqae, VINO was accused
o. hfin mo the salhoiic church there as p!ac-
cd saoer $1,000 bal 10 anxwer tie charge.
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II g1sss. sssrS. SAsAEsAtsE 81 ORyA-
IL NEtF4L kAESEpR. In,tstor Of Wood
ssa sisfose ffeseo and Scene Painting Paper Hanging
Gazhg &C., 6c-shop Columbia street over Mr. Ben,
asts wagon shop, sebay =.
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Tae Dnbuaae gspuhi can OF the Isl, mentions
that ta,e aecrea w.es il. city. Oh his way 10
tire cas-
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In Cert, said o.C0nngll, Il lasmbcra sttf
ierlinnets4y vyicF, ahohud |1o,n PIT in place o
p,sinsalj trying 10 disigrse Ike uroNd by eS.
.t,limlng Nth steh'oriaI Voice All loa ltack
CARDS Ina, s1't Law ycrs lave The lrcsQnee ofihe
,o;ri entirely or III MAKE &c b! sbeIawers.s
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d Ng,s WKsT.--GeneraI E.. q wealthy and
well knosn citizen Of Newly ork. who Is lsis OF
wsg eiiltai was examining some records ID the
County Clerk Office the other day, when law
yer clerk entered the room, and, nistaking the
General for an employe Of the establishment,
asked him TO make a search OF title 10 certain
real est,,ie, 10 which Gen. T., paid no attention
whatever. After waiting moment, he repeated
hs request Father sharply. and asked whether 1t
| would bt, attended 10 At once! The monosylla-
hiet,tN o. was the enls reply he Obtained. The
Young gentleman became slightly excited, III
sisted ,hat ii was E. duty TO attend At once TO
iiis reaa.st. that he could not and would not be
,fifed WITH and iorthe third and last time, with
the air OF one whose rights had been outraged
and dignity wounded, insisted on knowing
whether he Ed wonld then and there make the
desired search. Without raising his eyes from
the manuscript volume, the leaves OF which he
WIS leisareiy turning over, the General very
cooiiy assured the young gent that he should DO
no hing OF the kind When, said the latter,
Touring i, paper in manner intended to be me-
! naengiy impressive, Il will go TO Judge -----
and sue out a writ of maad nas, and then III
see, I'll see. sir, whether you will attcndto your
duty or not The General then, for the first
time, looked up at the youthful and indignant
sprig of the law, and with quiet twinkle IN his
gray eyes, remarked, You are quite at liberty
! to take ,oat writ of God-siam-'es if yon have
the slightest preference iorit---its all the same
| to me. So # $3.50 aGE
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Through without landing, in time for 5 80 A. NJ Ex-
press Tor New York aud Boston. Also with Steamers for
sindasky, making direct railroad connection to an points
ID Ohio and Pennsylvania Also direct through
by Railroad to New York and Boston.
p $50 AMI I45 A. " Trims connect at D,1roH
arfht e'ss 0r Clerf2fRd, Jiriag Rert yao,ntny IN
i.t1s rir ~ hHGns htroagh Ohio and PENNSYLVANIA
it o:ly tram TINT ieas ticgso SATURDAY nights Is
o'rr tlS route af0 T. ~ only one train Sunday at 400
p Al-Sv. fh0 =. 81, Train Saturday -, -
9ao r. u Irfiia con min truths 9eto AUttng
? Eaiiro71d. . 81, q e. = ."
GdGE CHECKED 7NROIGH. TO NIAGARA
: FALLS, BIfFiLO. ALBAYI' 6 NEW YORK -.
s1 Through tickets be found at the different,
kifoad Offices in the West and South Also at the Of
hees IN Chicago, corner of Lake and Sta oppo-
site the Fremont and At the Depor, foot of Water
street ., 81. .s.ss AZ H. n, RICE sup't.
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During he TING the trips of the terry-hoat
we're suspended the last few DAYS, several daiing
eats were performed by per onsauxioEs o cross
he river; and We are informed some lives were
oSt. Yesterday morning ~ o inen cotton a piece
If floating ice, and pa>hed off iron shore, bat
hey had pro ccded only short distance when
hey lost their 100 ing, and Tell into tic water
Gitey werc ncytr seen Afterwards.
Ano her man procured Il plunl; fastener!
ope to one end of it; and walked along the
flank rs it Coated out INTO the steam until he
caehad !, large iceberg. He he1, cawled on 10
he ice, and Succeeded in steering hnselfto the
LIMOS shore. Thousands Of persons watched
he daring saventurer from the Leyce; and when
lie gained ieas-'iold on the flint ice near tie
and, and sank down from cxhautions,a pro,ong
ID cheer rfasc from Tho assembled muittpde
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PLANK. ROAD NURSERY.

ITO ttFes ftlaa G. Rd. scsst II EafIiAytoR, Kolcn
n taEss S4s%ss4S A a. sro. .--Apy one
IL wanting apple Trees would do Wen or send To-
te aeage nfvd Aarssrr weT. III wit fad the arest
ta OF E1red q gc pzbe ii. tins eogitty II M
sizes Ai ses ffosi one 10 aid GraEted roots
zhd ssons ief grating eau be had by Tie quantity.
Pears Pae.es, eierriA rapss. Qnrss, Ornamental
trees saa shrubs.
Trees sacked or boxed asy be desired the best mag
mr. ad delivered Ut the Rairaad feeof charge
eXtyps for packing .9sssev~a
Orders with the cash, approved references wlil
ae presi'iy atteussed to- nj. send priced catalogue
70 al who nsSy aEE4y aur ~ sn.au