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Smyrna times., 1856-12-03

IMPROVEMENTS IA correspondent writing us
from Appoqunimink hundred, gives several
interesting, if not spicy items. which we insert
as readily as would a hungry man dish of
porridge; 1t has been some Eve years since I
the writer 2 squafted down sin me peith-4
borhaod and during that time there has been,
says be, erected there, upwards of forty ho,ases
and--a-nsarly as many barns 80 true, every
word he-adds. "true enough !--he counted
them on his finger" Then, expatiating upon
the gigantic strides of "the young 'uns" :" spirit,
our letter thus specifies some of the living lights
which have been but recently, and are now
sEbeing held up ipa Old, Appoqunimink, as bes.-
icons, directing even the passer.by TO the great
works OF IMPRovEssNT within her domains -.
He says" You remember Old Salem,' near
Prices Corner. Well: it will soon be .. NEw
Salem. as the dilapidated fabric has been torn
down, and. in its place. the congregation il
e erecting Gf one may Judge from appearances)
!. what the ancien: one was not, good and sub
n stantlal place for religious worship. John A
}. Hurlock has now underway .aDd nearly finish
a ed, on what was known as the "old' Webste
!, farm" twd, ,storied dwelling. with back build
- ings it is neat aud comfortable looking farm
At house; Andrew Webster, builder--George u
II Collins. mason. Henry ID. Webster, nearl
. opposite MIR. Hurlock, has q local habitstion
ii. with pickets, paint and putty; combined wit
or fine dsOelI:in, he has reared for himself an
III family pleasant place. to look at. Joh
- Zelefro has,one this and one last year, built tw
Nv houses, but, in comparison to some other bull
lie ings, they are as nonPereiI to double pica.-
NE We pass Alexander McClements has SO
ce his farm of forty acres, between Blackbird al
osl Smyrna, for thirty-fiye hundred dollars y III
er. place, five years ago, sold for one thousand.
he Joseph Hutchinson, on the formerly " Da,
er, farm has erected new house. but as t
ms. woods obstruct view from the road, we cam
as speak particularly of it's appearance. Williu
-el King, on the road from Backbird to Pric
ion Garner, has built a twostoriea dwelling
T. just suits bachelor! We hope. some day,
ON We thar, that is,e when he Darms the big roo
;ch More anon." 81 .,4 ~.
Smyrna times., 1856-12-03

TRorBLE BREwING IN KANsAs.-The Exc
cutive and Judiciary powers of this Territory
have come into serious collision. Gov. Geary
in causing the, re-arrest of Hayes, the murderer
OfDavid BuHum,, has excited grea deal Of
enmity between himself and the ProsSavery
officials of the Territory. CoI Titus, in ac-
cOrdance with the orders of Governor Geary,
went out with six men andsarrested Charles
Hayes and took him to Lecompton, where he
is now confined prisoner. His Excelency il
said to be determined that he shall remain il
4 prison until he has his trial on an indictment
for murder, while the officials seem equally a
determined 10 sustain the action Of Judge LIE
compte in admitting Hayes to bail, and to tes
the power of the Governor. or..-.-----.----,.-----.
Smyrna times., 1856-12-03

Too MUCH ToSGUE.-On Thursday evening
last three" darkies were brought before Es-
quire Baggs, OF, this town, for biting off the
tongue of another darkey, named Dan DENNY,
in drunken fracus, on the preceding Satur-
day evening. II seems that Dan went among
them and commenced quarrel, which soon re.
suited in a fight. Dan was thrown on his back
one held him. another choked cut his tongue
and third bit off the end. They were fined
$50 and costs. to be paid between them. We
do not knowwhy vengeance should be taken on
his tongue. unless that it was considered "loo
long and glib" and they would be doing him a
Kindness by letsening its volubility. 10
Toe. much tongue is great misfortune, and
there are thousands of Others who would be
practically benefited by the loss of a" wee
bit." sairs.J q. 20 aWa3 ,s7Hl."s sH Htfaa
Smyrna times., 1856-12-03

DELAWARE RAILROAD COMPLETED.--On Sat-
urday the 22d OF ovemher, says the Reporter,
the last rail was laid on the main track of the
Delaware Railroad, at Seatord. On Monday
next, December LIST, passei ger and freight
trains will run regularly TO and from Seaford.
On Thursday, December llth, the road will be
formally opened. Of course thousands of per-
sons will be present in Seaford, that day to
witness and participate in the festivities of the
occasion- This great work is at last accom-
plished. Perhaps there never was a road in
the United States built under more discoura-
! ging circumstances and we venture to assert
that there is no section Of country which more
needs or is better adapted to railroad. For
twenty years and more this work has been
progressing; but the last and successful impe-
tus was given 10 it in the year 49, since which
| time, by the most untIrlng exertions and inde-
fatigable zeal Of the President and Directors Of
the Company, il has been pushed steadily for
ward to a happy contamination. The cost oi
the work will reach near twelve hundred thou.
sand dollars and, strange az it may seem, this
amount has been raised and the road put in
successful operation, although no larger sam
than one hundred and thirty thousand dollars
has been paid in by individual stockholders -
A great work has been accomplished by the
citizens Of Delaware; but, in this line, the worl
has just begun. The main trunk is built, anC
now the branch roads, by far the more impor
tant to the citizens at large, must be prOjecte,
and pushed to completion. A noble Impetus 4
internal improvements has been given. Let j
not slumber. Let new hands-all hands-g'
to work; build railroads, until this peninsula
encoInpasscd with net work of iron, shall b.
not only the highway of travel, but in fact and
reality the garden-spot of the Union. a..r-1
Smyrna times., 1856-12-03

THE STATE OF EuRoPE.-The most noticeable
feature in the Persa's news, aside from the
great railway detaIcatioD, is the further rise by
tho Bank OF England OF the rate OF discount to
seven per cent. followed by consequent rise
IN the price of securities, A general impress
sion seems to prevail that the crisis indicated
by this state ofthings is only temporary. From
the tone of both the French and English papers
it would seem az if the dangers which threaten
the alliance had for the iaoment passed away,
aud rumors were prevalent that Count Walew'
ski whose Russian proclivities ale we'll known,
was about TO be superseded in the Ministry OF
Foreign affairs. The Neapolitan Ministers in
London and Paris had received iniimatiuns that
their presence ia those capitals was no longer
agreeable, aud it was believed that they would
act on the hint without waiting Tor more tor
NAL dismissal. The reception of Count Kissel
: eff. the Russian Ambassador, by the French
: Emperor, was made the occasion of great pa
rade of court ceremony, and Louis Napoleon
reply to his address, is variously interpreted BY
, the friends and enemies of the English alliance
j. IL will be found, however, to consist OF mer'
. generalites, which may mean much or meal
: little, according to the fancy of the rcader.-
: The return oi the Rnschid Pascha 10 power ha
!. given universal satisfaction TO the friends OF re-
form in Turkey, aud it is hoped that Ali Pach
- may be induced to re, enter the ministry an
so strengthen his measures. .t.
Redpalh's fraud of about Gl00,O00, is nc
unusual occurrence. His salary to live on wa
E3OO year. His ex'ravagant habi:s wer
= known, but, singular enough, feeling pre-
vailed that he filed his responsible office simpl
:, for a deste to have something to do; and IN
opinion was confirmed by the fact that he mad
large contributions to the many religious au
:, charitable institutions with which the BIRTHS
- metropolis abOunds -
Diplomatic intercourse between England an
:, the United States, it is now given out, will
resumed after March 4. ..... =. .,,.,...... o..
Smyrna times., 1856-12-03

Nrw HEaTEn.--The Trustees OF the M. e.
Church, JIM this town, have removed the two
old heaters, which have been in use since the
erection Of the church, and substituted in lies
thereof sn Improved Heating Appsratus--a
new patent, Of Providence. Rhode islsnd. n
was proessed by Messrs Richsrdson q Robbins
Of Dover. alta cost Of $3.50 but the whole cost
to the Trustees. Of digging and wslIing cellar
fitting upp &c. will be over s20O--she fall sun
for this purpose, was subscribed for and princi
paily paid by the congregation ssveral week,
since. y The use Of the Apparatus was brpugLl
into requiatione on Sunday last, and rendered
every satisfaction.
Smyrna times., 1856-12-03

.0.rAttenton is called to the advertisement Of
vauab BILE farms near Greensboro, Md, offers for
sa-e by J. f. Lobstein, Esq; valuable farm in
Somerset co Nd, on the Pocomoke river, for
sale by James U. Dennis, Esq, and the adver-
'sement of J. Henry Jefferson, Esq, of this town
Smyrna times., 1856-12-03

or On Monday last the trains on the Del.
Railroad commenced running through to Sea.
ford. This caused change in time of arrival
at and departure from the different stations or
he road, for which see the timetable in ano
her column.
Smyrna times., 1856-12-03

LOOK TO YOUR SrovE.PIPEs.-The papers
report two or three narrow escapes from Sc
rious fires originating by the close contact Of
stove-pipes with the floor through which they
passed. Persons in putting up stove should
look to this important matter. Every pipe
should be. carried through floor, or partition,
with a clay color well secured by mortar.
which costs mere triAe and may be the means
for saving property and even life. H.
Smyrna times., 1856-12-03

SUDDEN DEATH.-It is with much regret we
announce the sudden decease of Joshua T..
Seal, ESQ so long known as one Of the leading
grain merchants of this city and county.-Del.
GGseite.9silk n eft4 - zea1gl .aHlI stI
',BoaxED. The new distillery Of Herrin g.
Gould, stsHigginsporf, Ohio, was destoyed by
fire early on Saturday morning. together with
the stock of corn and whiskey. Loss from
$4,000 TO $25,O00 insurance, $4,000.
ARTEsIAN NWELL,-Operstions on the artesi-
an we'll at CentrevilIe, Md, have been suspend
ed until spring. after boring 10 the depth Of
223 feet. 6 The Times says that there are al
rs ady I75 feet of water in the well. ~ e
AppoINTaESrs Ry THE CoRoNER.-Coroner
Richards, of New Castle eountye has appuint-
ed Major Isaac, Hunter of Delaware City, and
Jacob Hill, ESQ.,, of Appoquinimink, his depu-
tes.s These gentleman will attend to the du.
! ties oftheir Offices in their respective neigh.
borhoods. aaasjHoa ,nl 10 1uod Hn f.ha tia't
| or Thirty.ive bushels Of lady apples were
picked fromt a tree onlthe farm ofCyras Pyle
| IN Mill Creek TId., this fall.
Smyrna times., 1856-12-03

OF John Ivy. of Wilmington, youn man
about 81 years of age, preached at the First
Baptist Church, on Wednesday evening last
He selected for his text lst Tim lst chap, and
18th v. alt is faithful saying and worthy OF
all acceptatton that Christ Jusus came into the
This we believe was MIR. Ivy's first sermon!-
RepabIicGn. s. -.t ..# .f"7b' -
Smyrna times., 1856-12-03

IWALKxa's EsExIEs.---It 10 asserted that the
iaagse sgsiuss Gen. Walker 10 to receive con.
siderable sccessioas Of men and money from
Chill and Ferud Ecuador also 10 to take .
hssd In the game Of DISCRIMINATING the fear
81 ilibsstsrs. New Granada has declined
joiaing the alliance. ~. + fssR :. .sa.ss acc
Smyrna times., 1856-12-03

.LouEGxA ELEcrIoS---U UrTIcrAL.---New Or
esss Nov. o. The Official returns give Buch-
snan q. .l84 votes; Filliaore 20,7O9. ! Bschan-
ans majority l,455.
Smyrna times., 1856-12-03

90 We learn that the dedication Of the new
NJ. E. Church, near Maguolis. on Sunday last.
was quite successful in its results. The very
liberal sum ofs.25O0 was obtained by subscrip-
tion, and basket collections, which is remarka.
bic for o country congregation, and shows on its
part uncominon generosity DIR. Durbn in The
morning. and DIR. Mansship in the evening,
preached appropriate and very satisfactory ser.
mona al sss.eIs ,F9AAaa'1 ~ .i"y1"'i+' t"'
Smyrna times., 1856-12-03

nSobrH CAROLINA LEafsLATURE.-Th Gov.
ernor's sage'--The South Carolina Legis-
lature met at Columbus on Monday. The
Governor in, bis message regards the, recent
election as merely establishing a truce be,
tween the North and South. He advocates
the revival Of the slave trade, and thinks that
every branch of labor should be in the hands o
slaves, He refuses to lay before the Legisla,
tute the, resolutions Of the New Hampshire
Legislature, transmitted through the Cover.
nor ofthat State. The rest Of the message il
devoted TO State affairs.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-20
Millinery and Dress-Making

Brady street, over Mr. JAeobys Drug Store.
IA LIS REsw'ICk respectfully Informs the isaiss OF
NJ ysrport, Rock lsland and yeini, thaI abe has
ast reurusd from the with the nessst Styles Tor
ali sud winier Aininsiy, Manties aud. Dressss.--
ailAaers huni the oeasuy be supplied win pat
terms che has also select Assortment OF Irtnigs
and Materials lDG 81 auIlss aaa DTssses.
Bs.dy street, between sssone ssa Ibifd, ~ sssArs.
gsis #tF
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IOWA SOAP WORKS,

Above Front, between MAJ and Brady strssta
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
ME subssrieen having recently conplsisd lasu
i works this city are low prepared 70 fu orden
Very Superior Qualities, for pfs-eminsues In ne
market II viii be foa nd, trial that bosps VII
seord more lstbsT, and With less labor remove dir
that they DO oot melt 10 hot water, ere ools<
qusauy much cheaper 70 the consum having beer
proven that seven pounds OF oursosp equal 10 ~
ofthc ordinary ktndp and that the great dinsul,, u
othsr soaps 10 snrmonntsd In ours, OF teaipips D.
hands frse from sorsnsss sfisr long tmmsrsi IA
Rubbing In tho sash-tub
The grsass shove IsfsrIed 70 are Efsstvs, Pear
Palm Ne. Essrs sad PAmiy Sosps. With The sbo,;
Ssssraons, submit our prod uets toths vsdAcscoa
Of he pu Bile VITA oooeasacs that he use OF Asu ~
justify our recon IN spdstons Of thsr quality. AG
chants aud Dealers are requested to cali s1d sxa
| for themselves before pu rchs slns else whore.
I Jsp. ~, Iess- ag. Inf. HALL q CO
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A pApTEp TO any rec aired opor-
r ~ stior Of weighing, ~ Tor IRON
|" s,si, hay. stack, AuAfor ME use OF
NJ wsreAcuses, stores and foundries,
In and in ebert for every kind OF busi-
4 ,IgssxA The greet skill and hdeh.y ON,
ploysd In their manufacture ana
l|fz. The determination on the par' o. VIC
WxFs1 manufacturers never 70 allow an
In perfect arucls to 20 forth from their
has gained for their reputsaon MA. nss ~
Or been surpassed In the whole raags Oh ase'"' NV
chanasm. ,.,uas a. an a
TIE Scales are upauimoualy Acknowledged "a the
sia~lsrSfn all transactsons by weight ,
A lsvsuii which arose from discrepancy OF OF
weights between one of Fairbanks Scales u ess ~
,hs Baltimore Ohio Railroad Company snu one y,
another msnufssture was recently treo IN shs Spus
cfCo,nmon Pleas, Baltimore; the case ossupioa az
cou two days ana Judge Marshall In delivering az
decision stated a. The result OF his evidences sl @
aeeafscy fFsfr5s~ks Scales WAS esAoiisnea oesoAa
.ha''''iss Sas sss ~ fsssErrYMAs pALzELt
Ths well known reputation Of these ssas Ia hin ~
css 80 ossr them % fsfbank s Scales, ana purcnss
ers have thereby In many cases been subjected 70
| fraud aud Imposition. The manufacturer pAse "
controversy with honorable competitou wne nsu ~
act eesiness 10 their own names, eut rsgatens VIZ
perpetrators of the above fraud ~ pursuing eoos
alike unjust and dishonorAole they taSc 'ns "essvu
| 10 CO ution the public OF their impos.t'cns.
The patentees manufacture under tnsh own ~
epection only at their fActoy In St.Jonnsoary, w
For sale In Davenport solely by
BURROWS, PRETrYMANA nALZSLL'
H. q 7. FAIRBANKS q Co..
St,Johnsbury, VI. May W. 1890
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CHEAP LANDS.

AN Offering 20 sell 500 acre, Of land IL Jasper Couu
~, nNar Orinnel 81 ID per acre. Also TO serss
miles from DsseDp0rt the Ranon road fer sfs psx
sefe- ~ iOctzs JACOB ID. ELDKIIGE
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B. F. SHOUP d. CO,
n.s,s arm Of ReDwiok Son,)
F0hWARDiEekC COMMISSION MERcHANTs.

SNHRsI1Nri T<ESt CUFs :
Dafenport ,ioEs, aH
hsepisiofsiihs pflneAp pal slt IN The upper
alssissppiirsas, snd connecting vita lower Hlass-
salt, and Keep epassantl! on hand, frssh sad pare
cement, nre brick, De.
LioeIsisdysncenenLs made apoa all sonsis 1msnts.
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Groceries.
- .>xF
wills ON s. Ii A Il / J. L.
Wholesale GrOcefs,

-
WILSON & II A II l. l. \,
Wholesale GrOcers,
POST OFFICE BUILDING.
DAV ENPO L T low a i.
~ ysos, Teas!
,ao hal, ches, Young nyson aud auasowder;
sohsli chests oolons and sou'h"us
80 boxes Palm soap.
10 Variegated SOAP
rs shaving
30 Transparent
CASTLE
60 boxes Pickles.
i00boxes various brands OF ehotrs IoeeSe
10000 Cuba Sixescigars;
9apOa Imported do
as boxss No. / md scaled Hsrrias
900 Dbl. new Maetsrsf
70 kits for family use,
90 bbls and kegs ofMoiss'ss
20 hhds Sugar.
50 dos Bed tords;
SO bills Dried Apples
80 sacks Dried Pesotss,
le0bsxss new Rsis,ns
2sbbis assorted Nuts,
$50 toKes" Glass
4akess Z" Nails
So dor IuInblsIs:
Wooden and Willow Ware Brushes;
20 bills Cider Vinegar; , -,
Together with large stock Of othsr articles Nj u
~a asas II Jaw WILSON HARLEY.
A LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF
PRfsH FIRST CHOP
GROCERIES,,
AT WHOLESALE.
mEaTHB subsc ribe r. have now on hand AID As .
@ daily recsiyiss nom N. East and south Mss =
No. d Erent street, ana L s.s
(Burrows' New Biackl 80 Dscsnpsrs, isUs,
Groceries, Nails, Glass, salt. Wo<dsnwers'
provfafnna Ia
hsh hey offer to the trade ~ Wholesale exclus vel!
To Refill Merchants, Hotsl-keepess and oshets Q
the interior ofthe stats aud Nebraska, Who
at yhole sae give the assurance that We VIII NJ
cir orders and roe nda at Chicago and III boa
pr ess tran sportatioD added.
Merchants, Grocers and Hotel keepers doing pusi
ness on the line or near the lire Of the Mlssisspp
Missouri Rsilroad--lovs CITY or farshef wess, WI
dad IL to their interest to make their pufchases OF
and by shipping their goods by the N. ". K. X
save 81 milss hauling By tsams rom anv oines Poin
on the river. Our facilities are OF the nfst
we feel the ost positive confidence thAt, irJoe VII
but give call look through cur stock, ana isstl
our prices and terms, We shsil receive . heera
share of your patronage; which Il shall be oer sim
by furnishing hrsrste goods at voraeis pfcsssn'
| fair dealing, 10 merit and receive. as
Storage, Forwarding 4 Commission
| large smount Of business. Merchants and other
| making conegpmen,s to our House, may rest eseuf
ed Of the utmost ddeliiy our part TO tne-r lnei
ests, and that their consignments shalfecsese prom
| attention IN ssiss aod pstasuss s.s2 4---
| n. B sstisfsciof, reference given 10 al case
| and with pleasure, =
| NAY 3dwu Ryan 4 MCCAIN.
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SAW MIILI

L.sok sale al Canuout saw and Piaaiag Atl eve.
II ~ description OF Plak LuGEkR REQUIRED. 1
have started my Mills Ia complete order, and hsyis
| good stock OF o. CToix Logs on hand, an reed i
70 rscs'vs ordau foTsny Elna OF Lumber, vhloa
| pledge myselfto oil ~tta ptsmptssss snd chpAie6,
In The order In which ttsT are Tsestvsd; T. .. ers
come arsi ssrrst- KAYE 81 present on sssa lA1
| sroek a
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LUMBER, DOORS, SASH, BLINDS
Lath, shingles, &c.

"rHE OLD STEAM MIL SILL ALIYgn
NUhh1 ~ ssF 10 o4E numerous eustn u ora tkxX . !,
kCeaun otsd vsriss sueh an IA SsNss ssock of Lun
Der, Lsth and ShinSiss band - some Of ou koas
rsblscoDpeutezs 10 olr line adj sfsss--but on ,e
apology fof saeh small stock oL hanG il, that on
Customer will lotsIios as 70 ste " Is awsy urui 4,
looms up 10 or sOv, UoV fsst napd. wtfs vs A
daily oa " 20 20 100 feet La eer- 20 Ovs L q
-shlngss, Sash, Doors, DO, &c, In prSportisui 81
our stock aceIuauiais. slowIy--isei hsppy - ~,
however, hat ws car al Alaos, any bill o1ssea soT
Houss, Store or Barn
Our tA!lsapply Of LOGS Is now coming over u !
Rapid, ana We shall DO prepared 10 kssp oar.
sormsni complete.
Past fsyors sratsfaIly ssfuowisdsse-A sopitlE
ance soli cited,
BURNELL, GILLET & co.
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Seasoned Flooring,

10th rough AID dressed and having tsSsa sIsAI
pairs 70 secure The ssrvtess Of tas bes mechanics t.
he state, tssl assured IaAI say Lumber plAasa ..
ny Aaii wtiiylvs satisfaction. fNli do Joe Plaains
- los - any establishment IL Tie sss!.
Fsrsoss viahiGg 70 build wssf, t@s 10 az object,
Seaid do wsll TO cali and look 81 my stock, estors
ccEtrAcNa 1 0lss haze lnIxA avApSa1l af
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For Rant.
REMOVAL.

NY present residence Grrisor A.. At the head of
wi TeptG. ssyer rocras Also five rooms ,snsnsn,.n6
twc ROOMS L. I. PARKER.
fr{v aY
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Davenport MachiEe WOrEI-
g. D. oUORRY A CO pro~,i.,.-
locx BLAND AND DAVENPORT
9as and Steam Fitting

Aocx Island AND DAVENPORT
Gas and Steam Fitting
1DtA O1t0hnoent.
Rlsy, Wright q Co
REQ leevs 10 ahbopses 10 The cit,xsus Of Rock
~iaasd ana vicinity lhS, ilsy hsvs eourht m ,SS
'sosA saa lsds a. the old sLsnd near ths
GAS WO Rks
-heretasJ Intend 70 carry on The basin "A AZ u.ual
lDsladipg some additional branches.
CopsHucsion Of Gas Work. on lsrv. N, .u.u
scale, ssissoisfer cities and private dweIl,nss
0as and Steam Pipes,
Introduced into dwelling houses, stss nLa.t, AL
!Aelorlss They have superior SO i on Lsns ~
% sss ra.s .s. .na s. shs s'ssaiOs IT psreSssss.
Practical Ball HaISins and Lock suitatsx
In gil Tia branches.
rdIhasI have also on hand supply Of METALLIC
oooh PLAIks, which superior 70 AM srsisl.
~ no lna ever introduced into his si,y. s,Lsr IL
gliding and aronsias
9isiI kiDds 0iF!xtures GsiyeaulnS 4. Gala and
silver, 10 all is bra Bcbee. WV >~~
WaRbsT. 49,
Once, Eagle street. Rock Island
Rock ihand sept ~ loSe-dwu