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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-30

TERMS;
For Full Course, including all departments Of
Book Keeping, Lectures & Pennmanship, in
paridofy IN adpGncc' $4,000
For full course IN Ladies department nsf 20.o0
THE RR0PRlET0RS TAKE GREATPLEAS1
Iurc In expressing their thanks for the gratifying
and unprecedented success which have marked
the career Of their institution since itsestablish-
mint al the Capital, and stimulates them 10 re-
newed exertionst0 meet in the most gFsrcIRSr
NASEER, the rapidly increasing demand for a
PRACTICAL AND coMPRgHRKsiRLB COURSE OF MKR-
TRAINING. the great Practical expert
encc of she Principal, in heavy Banking and
Commercial Houses, assisted BY educated and
accomplished eutlcmcnia s enabled him to bring
too degree OF perfection a system of counting
room instruction. by oral exercises. NOT At
TANNED BY ANY OTHER INSTITUTION
Each student. by this new process. is drilled at
the DESks INDIVIDUALLY, step by step, until he
has mastered the whole routine of an Account
ants duties as thoroughly as though he had
Scrred. an apprentieeship in some large CONNER
ciGL House; and thusaIl nwkwardncss, faltering
and egregious bluDders arc, in q great measure,
dissipsted.
In addition toour eugagcmentof accomplished
Assistants VIC have also secured the service az
some OF the Observation-Disclosures in OhiotoIec-
on commercial topics. iss 800 A. ma
Our course Of instruction is too extended TO
particularize here, but il embraces every thing
wiih..D0UBLE ENTRY BOOK'KEEP.
ING, with free and full discussion of its Scien.
tiic principles-Lectnres upon Commercial Ills
tory, and History of Eminent Commercial Men.
Commercial Geography, Conimerc,ai Products
Calculations. Political Ecot.omy.
Mercantile Law. Ethics OF Trade, Partnership,
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-30
The Ladies Department

Is now opened FOR the reception of Ladies'. n,
institution III the Union imparts a more thorough
or interesting cOurse IN this department.
IN conclusion, we would add, that we shalJ nm,
torth our best Efforts to merit IN n still more emf.
nent degree, the hattcring reception with wincl
our enterprise has met aud pledge our eirrs h
impa,t q more thorough. practical course O + AIey
er similar Mercantile College.
Among the many Recommendations We al W
the following: Fo4esl 80
ave the undersigned, take plea sure in testi.
Tying that we nre personally acquainted Within
GRANGER's ability as an Accountant, and teach.
err Of Book keeping, which isof the Hlenrsr on.
lie hast nd great experience as an Ac.
countaut, IN heavy Commercial, end Baukinc
which gives him superior facilities in ip..
ting a practical knowledge Of Book. Ike, pjno
and a rnonouGn Commercial education.
j.; j. ALIEN, III. D..
Presldcit Of Farmers College.
90 .,a5 L0RJN ANDREWS.
President Of Kenyon Cvl!egc.
- 80,
To Young men who wish 10 acquire n ..p,,s,y,ss
we think il afford Satellites seidcm
Dir. Graiigeribasft Nv rare qualification
theoreticalk Know Iedgcand altncss In tea ching
idded 10 practical Ccurtim, Room, eynsr;ensn
md We feel confident that graduates from h; 4,
will be fully competent tokee, The mos,
set Of Books y
r. STONE. Wholesale and Retail Mercbn,a.
J, J. JASNEY. Sec'y Bird Control, State D'k. o.
PARK. Book keeperat Clinton Banh.
z. Ills, Sec'y Columbus Gas and Coke On
C.B MASON, Book keeper at J. II Riley G Co.
For tuil particulars. send forcircular. 7
GRANGER & ARMSTRONG.
April 10, ls5d-ly. Proprictors.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-04-23
Wholesale Clothing Store,
No. f2S wood 81, PniSbuvgh. Pa.
4 HAhIpTlON. AMPBELsL IA 90.

HAVING removed to their new storshoHse, No.
l. Il l2s, Wood ST. opposite II. Childs K Co., are
receiving avery large and superior assortment Of
Ready Clotl'ing. well adopted Il the Western
trade, which they wall sell ut very SLIGHT AID.
w ANCE OF COST. Having made arrangements
swith Eastern Monulsctrers by which Their stock
~ manufactured for themselves exclusively, the OBJ
lection generally urged against Ready Made cloth
ing on account OF dispreporHonae garnente Is OBJ.
Sialed and they receive only such erlces ss are
cut and uade Ia good taste and UARANTfED ID
TOd1F fffe very large amount Of Goods sold
by the undersigned demonstrates that they are
cheaper than the ssr,e articles marufactnred on q
limited scale. HAMPTON, CAMPBELL & Co.
March 5, 1856.
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The laws Ct health AHd life. they must soon
or late pay tie penalty. These laws are
world vide aad eanno. be trsmpled upon
with imp1ai.y, not even in Iowa. In this
God Is no-FsspectOr Of persons, but let them
not change it to mysterious Provi.
denee" j cannot sec anything in this
country to make il siskly only what have
pointed out. This is great country with
out doubt--a country to which nature has
given the finishing touch in many respects;
and this may explsia the great rush TO u;
and thisrvsh Ray explain the sickness to a
great extent.
I NowI say'to say one who has lon., Ing
Cor a home in this new State, TO not be tou
Fast, Let them come determined to live
sober.y--to live prujently, a least for a
year or two until they get acclimated; and
don'i try TO buy all the land that joins you
Ii you have two thousand dollars lay OF,
one half for farm and keep the balance,
ffrst'to live CPen, then to.improve your farm
"Use yourself well and your Beiglbor viii
like you better" is an old saying, and one
which if prac.ssd little more by the far
mers and new settlers particularly would
save many a tear, and cheat the grave
many aYalued treasure.
In regared TO mo9ing to the west there i.
a'preyalent idea in the east, that persons
should remove only in the fall Of the year
I Th think is mistaken notion, and were
coming again l would quite as leave
come in tho spring, as it affords time tc
make the necessary preparation for winter
and does not require so greet an out lay
'o( money. BY coming in the spring they
can produce nearly every thing to live upcG
the first winter, thereby living better anl
saving a great deal. For to come here a
stranger and hfve every thing to bny for
The first winter, he will find many calls up,
on bis purse. There are many persons il
Harrison county owning small farms, who
might make profitable change by selling
those at twenty or thirty dollars per acr,
and buying here at eight to twelve dollars
or getting two or three acres for one. Anc
it is equally advantageous to mechanics 0
all kinds.
Yours truly,
j. MILLIkIN.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-04-23
DIRECTIONS FOR USING.
JAMES II. TANNER,
WHOLESALE
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, BQNNETs, LEATHER, &C.

No 56 Wood Pittsburgh, Pa.
the atni mis-
engaged
sal
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Tge
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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-04-23
MANUFACTURED ny

DONALD KENN EDY,
No l20 Warren Street. toxbury, Mass. Price 81
Ei.i!esste Agents. Geo H. Keyscer, Pittsburg
7. Fl. Logan g. Co., Wheeling; j. 2. Fleming, Al
legheny city.
And at Retail by John Beo and 'J6hn Mclean,
Cadiz and by John Mcclure, Cadiz Iunton Of Is g.
I L. R.; and by all respectable druggists every.
where.
Dec 10, 1855 -ly.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-04-23
THE GREATEST W
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
Every kind Of Humor;

or THE ACE. as alH
Dr. kESSLpY, OF fRd1bary, mas discovered in one Of
cur common pasture weeds A remedy that cures
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-04-23
For the Cadfz Sentinel.
A Word for the Foor Amin ais.
J. MlLLIkIN.


4 Word for the Foor Amin ais.
The practice of feeding ard leaving stock
ia the open .felds, without shelter, or any
,ptotection from tie wind and storms OF
winter, to say the least, is cruel one 49,
These who have noticed them in such ex-
posed situations, shiyerng, need no argu-
mCnt to convince them of the truth of this
assertion. If, however, any are disposed to
question it, let them take a rr-out some
wintry day, Git they are SO fortunate as pot
to find the evidence at hone, ITO the:felds Of
come less fortunate nei 5hbor, who continues
this Practice, when they may see she truth
fully demonstrated lfmore evidence is desi
red please nuRIber the animals and rate their
conditions; and again, by the middle.of A
prll, do the same thing, and let the differ
ence in conditicn and number testib. Tho
provided with sufficient food, stock cannot
thrive under such treatment. Aud that an.
imals should become poor, or even diseased
and die, is not surprising. 1t is true, strong
animals ay endure it, but what becomes
of the young and The weak? 1t is needless
10 say that good animals -canaat be reared
under such a practice; besides ii is not pro-
ftabe. Some estimate the quantity Of food
Freqaired whom tl.us exposed at double what
is regained whenpreperly sheltered. ] atn
not prepared to say that this is too high an
estimatei but suppose comfortable eheItes
saves one quarter Of The food, which would
! otherwise be consumed, farmers who keep
but aimoderate stock would, from this So
wing soon be able to build all the stables and
sheds required. They could then greatly J
increase The stock on their farms without
any expense for feod. And. besides the
profits from increased and improved stock
Farmers, all provide good shelters for your
stock; instead of mud and snow give .youI
animals good clean bed Of straw 1t is
more humane and more profitable. Keep
all the stock you can provided for.
A.J,JONES.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-04-23
william KehyonS
'litt ManuiaetuFer of ~
STEAM ENGINEAi.


Hand ara Slide Turning Lathes.
PLAStSs, DKlIISs AND SeREWIEo A4cunll
SKATING AND MILL GEARING,
A Nd every variety IF Mschinisis' Tools
- Screws Cut with Sqssre and v Thread, 70
Rolling hiillssnd all othsf PsEpese., waser 81,
BfEUBENYlLLE, e
STOrders solicited and promptly altendsd 10.
REcoNsnsnATioSs. s-.-rl
Prom the various reoemmendttioas Of machinery
buiit in this establishments, The foilowlne extract
from q letter to the proprietor, ffom Ms GsoEro
S;oss 40 g hsnoveI Colgm5iai'S sesniy, issslec.sd
county, well known in thiA seciion of Ohio adiacent
parts # Pennsylvania aud Virginsa. His Letter h
dated April %, 1854.
''Ai9. WILLIAM KENYON;
say your Engine does weIl. and gisss great ssiis,
S,in running Or old Eusips, or fsiher coal bur.
'asTwe uted In 1850 TO 1882 about one bnshel and
halt ofcssl in manufacturing barrel of Hour, and
with two poirs flour eet burrsin rood order Could
only pack an ayerugepf taErsis peTiour on both;
making from thirty. live to forty per twelve hour
with sixty bushels ol coal In 1882 we used about
two bushels Of coal per barrel OF flour - .,.ig
"ln running the new Engine, We use about thit.
" bushels OF coal In twelve hours packing in same
time sixty barrels Of -four. We consider we are
saving about two thirds OF fuel formerly used--tak.
ing into consideration the increased amount OF ojr
we pack. -
''WaAave only applied three run Of burs on your
'Eneane as yet bat beiieved il would run four ii
needed. ttfuns the thrse witllci an spea rance Of
abotiBg, whi!ethe old one lnbored afasc AoperIorm
the work above -statsd. , i. - = -t'-7gg''
ain conclusion, me ealy faNit W, have with YOUR
Eugineis, tgrnds theNvheet faster t!.ah te supply
But itsayes tuei, aud as 10 wheat, there Is good
lime comlI c. Very respectfully, ,.Ev
''GE6 sr6AN."
The following is from Mr.. Slonns miller lA
81 have assisted MIR. Sloan in making the above
statement, and fully endorse il. ~
Esep l2, 1865. .E. CYRUS. Mlller.2,
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Fresh EDa'eg0S

subscriber is receiving his stock ,-sz-ujE.
L OF Sp-'ng and Summer Dawes, which ysAse.sS
haVe all been selected by Ai5asefin the Tk III
.astern cities and is mach the largest @%
assortment of the kind ever brought to ssHW
this market. and in point of quality, price, - , will
compare with any stock IN the country. Ii Ill sell
as low as any establishment west Of the r.s.iains
for cash or approved country produce. Person
wishing to purchase any article in the
HSO OM Ogs DK UG EINE
woulddo well 20 call and examine his etaek before
purchasing elsewhere. JOHN tBESALL
Cndiz upfil %, 1854
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-25

At this point member rose to his feet, and pro
posed three cheers for the American party which
were given with will.
voice-"Three more"-and three more good
hearty and enthusiastic cheers made the Hall ring
again
The utmost excitement followed. Some of the
members of freesoil proclvities protested against
the platform, while others acqniesced in the will
of the majority. 1t was long time before order
was restored. When this was accomplished
Mr. Kyle of Ohio, asked permission to speak
which was accorded him. After contending that
the principle of the 18th section could not be &C.
knowedged by any American north he said that
he dared not, could not, and would not act nor
would Ohio act with the American party SO long
as that platform was retained.
Cries-"Now you show your hands, }" pay your
dollar and go home" &c. daughter and confu-
sion)
Mr. Lippett, of Ohio, protested against delegates
speaking for the whole State OF Ohio That State
was not Black Republican; and the American
party had been wheedled into the support of Black
kepublicanism of the meanest and darkest die
Great applanse)
Addresses were afterwards made by Messrs
Webster, of Iowa, Spooner, of Ohio, and Others
and between each the noise and confusion was re-
newed.
A vote of thanks to the President for the able
and courteous manner in which he presided over
tne elaboration of the Council was passed without
dissenting voice.
Nj Squires, of New York, then read a resolu.
ton that as the National Council had fulfilled its
WORK In perfectng the organization of the Ma
uonaI American party, the same is hereby dis.
soiVeo LAID on the table by an overwhelming
vote
The President then put the motion to adjourn
until the regular meeting In June, which was car
ned unanimously
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-25

MOE LAW IN 1LLINOIS.-A MAN HAEGED.-We
learn that criminal under sentence of death was
'ahen from prison and hanged by mob, on Fri
uay last, at Charlestown, Coles county, Ill.
ne was sentenced to suffer the penalty of death
ior Inc alleged murder of his father-in-law, some
Ime ago AT the trial, the prisoners counsel failed
IN obtaining change of venue or new trial; and
the man was accordingly condemned to be hanged
on Friday, the 18th inst Meanwhile, at the soil
citation of his counsel, the Governor granted a
repr1eve of ninety days, in order that certain cir
cumstances connected with the murder might be
more carefully scrutinized.
On Friday, a large crowd from the surrounding
districts collected TO witness theexecution. When
informed that temporary reprieve had been
granted some violent men among them advised
them TO break open the prison and hang the crimi.
nal Unfortunately this advice was unopposed
and acted on.
There was guard of twelve armed men around
the prison. The mob drove them off They then
attempted TO gain Ambulance at the gate, bat the
wife Of the jaiior locked the door and prevented
them from entering.
They proceeded to wrench out the bars on the
enough for one man TO enter. They pushed one
OF their number into the cell. The prisoner
gave him q thrashing but two other men were
soon admitted and arrested him. He was taken
out
The mob toek him half a mile ont of ,ovrr
but only two men were found willing 10 Art s.
haAgmen Some others were finally induced N A..
sist, and the prisoner was hanged on the branch Of
tree. VI
The Sheriff found It impossible to raiss . noss.
strong enough to rescue the prisoner.
oeverA OF the rioters have been arrested Ores,
sAc"ement prevailed At Charisstown
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-25

TORPEDO TO DESTROY ENEMY'S VESSELs.-Mr.
Peter Cooper sends to the New York Express the
following account of an invention of his by which
enemy's vessel can be destroyed.
This torpedo "a peace maker as / will call it,
was small vessel with rotary steam engine dri-
wing screw propeller. The steam was generated
by a mass of red hot iron placed in cavity an.
swering to fire place i'll the boiler, which caused
steam to generate with great rapidity. The torpe-
do vessel was formed ike a tube sharpened at
both ends, carrying the torpedo, fastened by q
crooked iron to the bow at distance of about two
feet so that the discharge of the torpedo, caused
by striking the vessel, would only bend the
iron, without ipjuring the vessel. This vessel can
be stetred and guided with positive certainty by a
person on Shore directly to the object intended to
be destroyed
This can be accomplished by two rudders
placed on the stern of the vessel. One of these
rudders is guide the vessel with its torpedo in
the proper direction and the other is to cause it do
dive under the water when desired, and to bring
it again to the surface to show the persons steer
ing when il is going in right line towards the We
sci to be destroyed In order TO enable the person
to steer his torpedo with certainty, and remain on
shore, he will require four reels. containing any
desirable length of fine steel wire TO be reeed upon
these reels The ends of these wires are TO be
fastened to the ends of the tillers rudders and
must be allowed to run off these reels the vessel
recedes from shore. The person on shore bv
holding on 10 either or the other of these wires
torpedo vessel
This vessel may be drawn back after the ern1o.
sion, ny the reels and wires, and again charged for
another explosion. Such torpedo vessel can no
driven with great velocity by variety of tho
gases, or by compressed air under high pressure
to o., De worked off in the same manner of steam,
Inc torpedo vessel can be sent and euided a.
night with more certainty than il can bv davl;gb,
A. night the vessel can carry light with its dark
slde toward the object to be DESTROYED. and thus.
wnle II cannot be seen by the vessel to be DESTROY
eu. u WIN De safe guide to the person giving d.
tecuon 10 the torpedo. Such an instrument of
certain destruction to every hostile ship, win /
trust prevent the landing of armies, and render it
Impossible to supply them with provisions, and
thus bring about peace and friendly commerce
throughout the world
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-25

HEAVY RoBBERY.-The room of Mrs Wood. a
guest a. WIZARDS Hotel, Washington, was entered
her Dereau and trunks rified of one thousand dol.
lars IN money-mostly in gold-and upwards Of
one thousand dollars worth Of valuable jewelry
Ihe thief is supposed to have escaped in the At
o'clock train for baltimore
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-25

7 III rxAcI;-The Paris correspondent of the
Suits hopeful Of peace. He Gays M every boaw
. Isesfe, everything 10 accepted beforehsnd
peses 70 certain s"o speedy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-25

THE FIRST SHAp.-The Savannah News y,
.ne @otn notices the drst shad In that city, as hay
ing arrived the day before. A sbad came 10 This
Office exactly q week earlier
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-25

NEW KAlBkOlDERlEs.--P A 4 n D :
NIMMO co. have just received the nss
styles Of Sp,ins EmbroiderieA such a. Muslin
Cambria Habits and Sleeves Mnslin and Ssnns ~
Collar; Lace Collars and Sleeves, Muslin and =
brio 6ahSs; French Wrought Hdkfs; Swiss s =. IL
comet Edges end lnseTtings ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-25

IL LION.-This celebrated Mixture is certain
cure for certain disease, it is certain for
certain weakness if of long short duration. You
will find marked uS provement from the dose, look
this you unfortunates and try bottle of this
teemed and highly approved Medicine. The Medical
Faculty recommend it.
To be had of Duval & Norton o B. Hill, A. Bode
ker, J. B. Wood, C. Millspaugb, P. Semple, on
Main street; L. B. Thomas and Andrew Leslie, OPP
posite the R. and f. X. R. on Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-25

FRESH SUPPLY.-Ladies' thick
ISl5h and thin sole Caters at 81 so; Ladies' Mo-
rocco Walking Boots; Ladies' Morocco
Walking Buskins; Ladies' Goat Buskins Misses
Goat and Morocco Boots; Childrens Thick Sole
Bootees fresh lot of the above Shoes just recev-
ed at DAVID WALSHS
de6 lZ9 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-25

L and come to our store and will tell you Of
many others who have been cured:
gentleman of this city, whose niece, little child
suffered 50 much with eyes to be painful to
look at, the tears trickng down the cheeks were
acrid as produce large each of them, and
this continued for a long time-phy scians were at
tending it. but did not it. One bottle of TURF
OIL has cured this child entirely: at liberty to
cate.
ANoTHER-A friend of OURS who was suffering with
most painful complaint, entirely cured by one
bottle.
ANoTBER-With most aggravated case of Piles
to which the knife had been unsuccessfully applied
cured by one bottle. We can refer to these par
ties and many others; we have q quantity of certif
Gates all of whom our own people and reliable.
For sale by nearly all the Druggists of the city, and
by DOVE CO,
fe IL Sole Propretors. Richmond. Va
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COAL AND COKE.

NIOTICE. =. Orders for Midlothian COal
~ left with P J. ARCHER, Shockoe Slip or o. ID.
CHALKLEY, on 18th street, will meet with prompt
attantion ia 22-d3m
A NTHRACITE COAL.-The subscriber
"A keeps constantly on hand a supply of best AN
THRAClTE COAL, and will sell as low as it can be
bought in the city. Orders left at No. IA Main street.
will meet with prompt attention.
no Z7-d3m r e. LAROo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-25

DOWIiIfxS TiUTsE -isss, large and
1 comfortable rooms, well suited for members with
their families. are now vacant which tho FRO
fsis "'''' 5s NJ i DHRRxc5TT, Proprietor.
NOTICE.--THE MILFORD HOUSE,
l The travelling public are hereby notified that the
MILFORD HOUSE 10 open for their accomrnods-
os 81 T ms Ro1ss The Is
pared TO give good accommodations and hopes to be
'''''''' pA''' w. N. BRAGG, Proprietor.
Milford Depot, Caroline Co. Va, Feb. film
NJOTTCE..-The Ballard Hotel SALOON Ia
y the new building opposite the Exchange Hotel
entrance the same that to the hotel This estab-
lishment, on the European plan, IL this day open for
the accommodation of the public, and the subscriber
hopes that the and elegant style in which he has
fitted up his saloon will far meet their appreciation
that he will receive fair share of their patronage
jsle Late of Lynchburg. Va.
NOTICE.-TO PASSENGERS On THE
~ RICHMOND AND DANvILLE, AND SOUTH
SIDE RAILROAD CARS, GOING EITHER TO
Breakfast! Breakfast!! Ample time given
to eat.
nns @ % ans pa
the Richmond and Danville and South-Side Railroads,
my I7~lan = ''' sAMI D. BURKE
pERsONs visiting the city daring the
l. winter, will find the POWHATAN HOUSE
very pleasant agreeable and convenient Hotel to stop
at It's location is in the agreeable part of the
city Being convenient to the Capitol and the most
business parts of the city, also places of amusement
offers inducements that cannot fail to please.
de II JOHN DARRACOTT. Proprietor.
NOTICE.-Passengers going North are hereby
Y informed that on and after SATURDAY, LIST OF
Company viii always stop at the SLASH COTTAGE
HOTEL sufficient time to allow those who desire to
to obtain Breakfast or suppee5R By the
Clash Cottsgs Hotel Aug 81 1885 aus