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NO GOOD FROM PASSION.

" viii putting ones self into passion
mend the matter p said a venerable old
man 10 boy who had picked up a stone
to throw at a dog.
The dog only barked at him in play
fulness.
4" Yes, it will mend the matter" said
the passionate boy, Immediately dashing
the stone at the dog.
The animal thus enraged, sprung at
the boy and bit his Leg while the stone
bounded against shop window and
broke pane Of glass.
Out ran the shop-keeper, and seized
the passionate boy, and made him pay
for the broken pane.
The passionate boy had mended the
matter finely, indeed
1t was the other day that I saw a little
boy fall down, and should have helped
him on his legs again, but he set up such
"a believing that I left him to himself,
that he might find out whether that
would mend the matter.
Take my word for it, it never did and
it never win mend tie matter, to get into
a passion about it. If the thing be hard
10 bear when you are calm, it viii be
harder to bear when you are in anger
If you have met with a loss, you will
only increase it, and increase it sadly,
100, by being willing to lose your temper.
There is something very little minded
and silly in either men or boys, in giving
way 10 sudden passion. Do set yourself
against It with all yonr heart.
Try then 10 be calm, especially in tri-
fling troubles, and when greater ones
come, try to bear them brayely.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-05-16
IRASBURGH, VERMONT. FRIDAY, MAY is, 1856.

That was some years ago. ] have re-
eeived some letters from Leeman since.
and he is settled down in the suburbs of
Bradford, on the banks ofthe lower Avon,
where he has bought large share in sew
eral of the celebrated cloth factories in
that place, and l am under solemn
promise TO visit him if / ever land in Eng
land again.
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ES Do not venture into sick room if
you are in violent perspirafion for the
moment your body becomes cold it is ia
state likely to absorb the infection nor
visit a sick person Of the complaint be Of
contagious nature) with an empty stom-
ael3, nor swallow your saliva. In attead-
ing sick person, place yourself where
the ar passes from the door or window,
to the bed Of the Invalid, not between the
invalid and the fire, a. the heat Of the fire
Nili draw the infectious vapor in that di-
recli0n, and you would run much daugsr
from breathing ip il
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Il Decency is matter Of latitude.
In Turkey, a man with tight pants on, is
considered 20 great vulgarian that he is
not tolerated in society. To spit in the
presence of an Arab is to make the ac-
quaintance of his cheese-knife. In Rus
sia, that man is considered low who re-
fuses a warm breakfast Of fried candles.
In this country, vulgar people are such
as keep good hours and live within their
income.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-02
Letter from Gov. WRIGHT.

A few days ago we copied from an Indian
apolis paper dispatch from Lane, of Kansas,
stating he had received letter from Governor
Wright, of this State, in which he had ex-
pressed himself willing to bring ''his sons and
five hundred men" to assist the free State men
of Kansas, &C., &c. We had clipped from the
State Journal denial Of this, by the authori-
ty of Gov. Wright for publication to-day
when the following letter from the Governor
to Judge Law was handed US for publication.
We give it to our readers with pleasure, feel
ing glad that the Governor of Indiana, what
ever other errors he may have committed, had
nothing to do with the silly transaction OF
volunteering himself and large portion Of the
people of Indiana to fly to the aid of Kansas:
INDIANAPoLIs, Jan. Both, 1856.
JOHN LAW, Esq, Evansville, Ind.
Dear Sir:-Yours of the 29th inst. is before
me. have just returned from Kentucky,
where have been two weeks visiting my
children. l never wrote OF telegraphed jim
Lane a line upon the subject of the Kansas
difficulties.
twill be contradicted in both the morning
papers Of this city understand that Judge
John w. Wright, of Logansport, is the author
of tie letter mentioned in the Tribune.
1 hope you will see that the Journal makes
the correction. owe youmuch for so prompt
'Iy contradicting the story.
Your friend faithfully,
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.
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NExR SEASONS RIVER TRADE.-We have
heard a great deal of Speculation in reference
to the coming seasons trade in all the upper
streams, and there seems to be but one opinion
amongst those well posted in river matters,
and that opinion is, that steamboating will pay
better during the year 1856, than for many
years past.
The prospects for plenty of water in all the
Western rivers, could not be better than they
now are. From all points above here from
which we have heard, snow in unlimited guam
titles has fallen, which, when it becomes melt
ed by the sun will produce water in abundance.
From points on the Mississippi, Illinois, Mis-
souri, rivers and their tributaries, news reaches
us of one continued snow storm, which has
prevailed for several days past, and when the
melting process commences, we may look out
for high water and break up in the ice from
one end of our various rivers to the other
The long winter that we are now having. will
have a tendency to make business in the boat
ing line good when it does open, and the only
drawback our boatmen now have reason to an
't.cipate, is the prospect of having too much
water 50. Louis Nee0s.
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Extraordinary Poisoning Case.

We clip the following from the foreign news
brought by the America:
A most extraordinary case Of poisoning oc-
cupies considerable space in public attention.
The circumstances are briefly these: DIR. Will
liam Palmer, surgeon, but who made bet
t ng his proiession-in other words "a sport
ing man"-was in company with gentleman
named Cooke, at Rugeley, Statfordshre, set
ting up some gambln accounts, when Cooke,
who had just drank glass Of liquor, suddenly
became sick and exclaimed that Palmer had
poisoned him. Cooke died next day, and Pal
mer was arrested. discovery that Palmer
was indebted large sum to Cooke confirmed
the suspicion against him and it was then re-
memDered that his (Palmer's) wife had died
suddenly of symptoms similar to those that had
carried off Cooke. This led to further enquiry
when the astounding fact came gradually out
that sixteen persons all Immediately connected
with Palmer, had died suddenly, within a
short time, and that on the lives of some OF
these persons he had effected insurance, while
with others he had betting transactions. The
most astounding incident OF those developments
is that Lord George Bentinck (who it viii be
remembered, died suddenly had transactions
with Palmer, and it is now believed that he
was poisoned! The corpses OF some OF th1
supposed victims have been exhumed and
submitted to chemical research for traces o.
poison. Strychine, or some other vegetable
preparation is supposed to haTe been the means
employed. 1t is somewhat curious that the
accused had a fast horse that figured conspcu.
ously in his turf speculations and bore tn,
name of 'Strychine.''
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WESTON. Mo. Jan. 81.


Dunlap and Woodward, pilot and mate on
the Grey Cloud arrived from Fort Pierce,
night before last, en- route to st. Louis. The
Grey Cloud got within 230 miles of the fort
on the I'd Of Nov, and sent an express to the
Fort, and received an answer to wait for Maj.
How with 200 troops, to take charge of boat
and cargo on the 21st. River closed and
showing fast.
Next day received visit from rs Indian
warriors who demanded ammunition and pro-
visions. Heard oftte troops so miles off. =
Thermometer 80 deg, below zero on the 21st
December.
By orderof Gen. Harvey the crew was dis
charged, and he took possession of the boat and
cargo.
Several men badly frozen. Gen. Harvey
arrived On the 7th Jan. % days out from the
fort. He came all the way on the ice with
only so men. He. saw good many Indians or
the way and told them this was the time t.
fight while the weather was cold, and he hac
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COMMERCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
C1xcINNAT1, Feb l.

CINCINNATI, Feb 1.
Ma Ike Unsettled by the Foreign receiv he e
by private advces. Correct gu atons cannot yet be
given.
NV YORK, Feb.
The foreign news oGcasioned decline ofs5@; IL n
pr qfour ses COZ bbls s. for straight State
So IS Ohio and Sc 81 for southern The marNe for
wheat Is inactive. Corn has declined. sales of 500
bushels at soc. for mixed Mess Pork lower, sales of
1906 bbls at SIG %. Nothing doing in beefor lard.
Whisky has dec ined, sales f 800 bbIs It 81. st ok
market gu te animated Cleveland and PIttsbur 50
Clevela and Toledo 72l. Erie 535a. Canton 81.
Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati 100. Galena and
Chicago IG9A. chigan Central 90.
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but few men They might kill him there, but
he would give them hell in the spring.
Dunlap and others left the Gray Cloud on
the 18th of January, and came on the ice as
far as Council Bluffs
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NOTICE.
COURT .or uoMMoN PIES oF vANbERBuRen

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF VANDERBURG
COUNTY.
ordered that there shall be iaurned Sessioa
Il of this Court Fou nth Mon
the rposs plotting tn unfinished
of the Term the patch
OF such other business regularly betUrs this
Court when again SessiOa ii
pr&eteah until said unfinished business regularly dispo
ed Of 1t is further ordered
bns es' ana all wines regularly summoned testify
soneerning the will be ted of the
time and place Of holing said adjourned OF his
Court aud to attend the without further Utica
ti0n than is herein provided. further or cred that
when this Coirt aiioura its expiration reseRt
regular rm. It Will adjourn again at the Court
House in Evansville on said Fourth O1da in January
tits ursher or iered that place no
ing Session OF this "a III be riv. Nv
ton opy OF this order. AZ least in eae If he nj
papers the city under the direction OF tho CLERK
JACOB LITN KENHETMER
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MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COgE.
PlNX

MUTUAL EIsE INSURANCE CowPESY
OF Vanderburgh Co., January 2, 1856 {
NelectiOn for Secretary Of this Company until
"a the annual Election, will be rte civ
Chamber Evansville. Thursday TIE Path inst
bstseen the hours Of and O'Clock p. NJ
jan d6 w. RAKER, President.
I'D APER-3co reau assorted, Wrapping paper sale bv
"A jan 5zdn ORR, DALZELL 90. :
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OBJ Dadg yOurnal,
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

o. The Highhyer received $1,000 for as
sisting the Sultanna off bar in the Lower
Mississippi.
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o. Monday, Tuesday, wednesday and
Thursdays Louisville Journal, arrived here to-
gether in Thursday nights mail. For two
days we were deprived of Louisville and Gin
cinnati exchanges, and now we have sur
felt.
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NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 30.

Cotton receipts for tie week 80 90. tales market
active Il; prices unehaged. Sugar 81 f5zt. Molas-
SEES 3jc Bb lard lUc. Mixed corn e. q. sc.
LOUISVILLE. Jan. 81.
Favorable advices from New YORK caused 4 better
feeling in pork. Sales Tue ay Of 40U bbls at SIS,
and 430 bbls The Yester day sales 51l
bbls at SIS 25C97 81. At Cincinnati hogs had at
vaneed S6 yesterday. Al st. Louis they quote
S -. at Museatine Iowa. up the 18Th 9 ,OU bead
head last year.
Flour continues frm with SNAIL sales at 81 %. No
change in grain.
Sales 81 bags coffee at IIl8121sc. Only very light
sales of sugar and molasses at previous rates ce
| &c. ,
Sales Of hhds tobacco-4 at S. 1895 o., 3 at SIG
Sc 40 and at - 65.
4 sale of 1900 bags T. l. sa t at &c.
Sales of 100 kegs white lead 5. TO- bar lead adj
yanceG TO 1s@7slc. skirfing and harness leather egg
900 2 b upper leather $50 dozen. shefiln2s se.
q pre- MUM
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LEcTUREs.-The Rev. DR.. Foster is laboring
under a severe cold and hoarseness, and there
70 e will be unable to lecture tonight.
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N4NIN a I'UCh "a kN.N rss-
u Pine RazOrs Tin cases singy)
Cents Travelling
Colts Revolvers ]. 4 and sin.
just rec. at CHAs. s. WELL!
IL
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CONG REssIoNA AL.
rnrRrY-FoURrH coxeREss-F1nsr SESSION.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.
HoUsE-Refused by one vote to table Mr.
Hickmans resolution to elect Speaker by plu-
ralty.
The Treasurer reports net amount in the
treasury subject to draft on the 28th of JAN
uary 50, 481, $50.
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION ROOMS,

DASiELWOOsEY-. HIRAM NELSON
AUCTION ROOMS,
Old Court House Corner OF NJ in aud Third INN
dia5ely opposite the v ashin gtoI Hotel.
EEAVING leased for of years and fitted the
a above well known stabd. prepared TO re-
aerchan disc. household furniture. horses, bug
giss. ETC.
CasA advances ma lie on co nments when required
Regular sales every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
o'clock. A, NJ. Also Tuesday, Wed esdsy
Friday Nights. at early gas light
Outdoors Sndsales of real estate promptly
to.
We are weekly r.csivinE. and hand large
Of FL RSIfURE, eonsistg oislat
spindle banniser backs. scroll seolIop
back Office French Jenny Li"d, and B-tle wood seat
chairs; spring rockers sofas. soeishles
dining breasfast tables light and wash
lounges mirrors and Sisses' beissads
tin aad wire safes etc.. which We viii sell Gin
cnnati
We have also hand great variety of4oti,Rs jewelry
violns accorAeOns pocket cutlery. guns pistols whips
which will sell reduced prices for cash
wholesale OF retail. NOOLS E1 4 ELSttS-,
my9 " . Aaet,s
FIGURING MILL FO3s SAFE
TEHHE underagned sale his FIGURING Mill in the
a ftiryvle. Illinois. Almost everything
There three with everything in exeeen
order aHd alcullted 90 ne and profitable tusi
There is also CONNECTED vi the Mill sroTy
dwelling Onse we'll arranged or comfort with the
husin of this kind eh Is here Tered which
seldom h had The ~ surrounding this abouuds il
Kind keep the mill constantly runpng
all O which make the
mill profitable TIE entire property viii
be sold able and given part the
purchase nOny make teaysnd II desired farm
improved land will be taken For further particulars uir
on the p el&Ises. JOHN RIG ALL.
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aNOTICE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SAFE.

a DNlFN . II IL a TUF5N HE.
JOTIOE hereby given that will sell Public Auction
70 Tuesday the 18th day of January 1855 at the late
residence E. Goldsmith. decd in Cen Town
ship Yanderhurgh county all his personal property
sisnr of Horses e. Cattle. sheep Hay Oats Wheat.
Germ and Potatoes Farming Utensils and Household Furni
ture.
credit Of twelve rronths will he given all sums
three doers giving with approved
ry drawing interest and waii.z valuation ard ansise
msnt laws. DANIEL W. GOLDSMITH.
dec22-4w$ Administrator. will annexed.
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ADAmS' EXPRESS COMPANY

DEEPER. Pimsnto Cinnamon. Nutmtgs. for sale by th
spi5sf TsENRY soRnNsos
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TO DRUGGISTS. PHYSTCTAKgs AND
CNEIETRX EfER ca n s.
REAyKETx,

a n PAIRS each f0--ll-I2I4 Whitney Blankets;
& ~ 20o0 do Blue Blankets sorted qualities;
SEQ 60 GEsy d. reeeivsdthis day and for sale By
',-s'- . Exams JAS. LOW CO.,
ep22 fis Main st.. Louisville. kys
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NEW ARRAN CEMENT

GOFFRE.-io bags prime. per Empire, for sale by
u novl3 ESQ. FOSTER * co.
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Urn GOODS.

ACE and MUSLIN DRAPERIES aud
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
NV m hand ard iu.t ouened 5y BEEKMAN& COMPANY,
No rs BROADWAY, BETWEEN GRAND and BROohE-
~ SITS,
full and select assortment Of the above articles vr
LACE CURTAINS, by the set or BY the yard
MUSLIN CURTAINS, By the set or By the yard
LACE APPLIQUE. by the set or by he yard
LINEN and MUSLIN SHEETINGS, all widths
LINEN ard MUSLIN SHIRTINGS, every desirable make
BLRACHED and USBLEACHED LINEN DAMAsA, va
rious patterns. .,xx,- ,,,r, r.prr
CLOTHS, sill si1es
NAPKINS and TOWELS. Of every DESCRIPTION.
The SUBSCRIBERS tbs particular IN enlnera1ng
the above articles the for FAMILIES TO SUPPLY
themselves WITH SUCH GOODS Is approaching. and
they would respectfully SOLICIT A CALL.
~ BEEKMAN l. COMPANY,
10 AIS Broaiway.
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ALBEsT r. NIcoLAY Auetionesr
DEREMPTORY SALE of VALUABLE NEW

i YORK and wILLIANsBURGH REAL ESTATE
ALBERI IL NlCOLAf will Sell without on WE'D
NESDA1 Arrl o - u o'clock az the Merchants Exchange
70 close az Interest: NETWORK.
House and Lot No SEQ Grand foar Houses and Lo,s on
West Sthst near loth-sy Two Houses and Lots Nos ss
and 10 East SD One Lo, ll5h.t Avenue One
Lot on 18th near Avenue B. Five Houses and Lots o. 18th
ST., SHAW.
WILLIAMSBURG.
Three Houses and Lots Noe r. and l. La.reeul
s09th 4h a. One Lot South 4thr near sh-st House
aid Lot corner Of ID and South lss -Four Los on south
5st rea- lsts Also two Lots South House
ant stable House and Lot 5thst DyEon-sv Three
Lot On TIE corner Of Diyon-ev AMI 5th Hous and Lot
Nc 10 south 's Houses and Lots Nos g. aud 81 South
ihsts The splendid Building known the leon OF 5th-st
Two Lois on he corner Of South 4 and adjoining
Odeon Al q re above Property will be sold highest
BIDDER without reserve 70 eose interest aud offers unusual
ndnceren 70 capitalists and others that DESTROYS Of making
pzottaeIe vel 90 permanent iuvermeuts The terms viii
Be hti ad re Si,es 1nquesscrsble. For full aescrp
''' ALERT T. IS SIe ceEI PPIi a &C
Ne. Brosa-e.
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Sales bp Anttion.
d. g. HoUGH. Auetioneer.
En.nTrn Eollo,,

D. 8. HoUGH Auetoneer.
A TCTION NOTICE.-EXcellent city-made
N FURNITURE Household articles and Decorations AZ pub
lie sale THIS Saturday MORNING, at 10 m at No ~
Warren ST. Greenwchs These goods are all IN excel
lent condition little well made and will amply repay
spy ore for trouble IN examining them They consist IN
part h velvet tapestry ingram Csrpetns two elega
rose rosewood Escrolre two splendid
rosewood costly city made wood Piano
i'm Snps and Reception Chairs elegant
wood Tables Sofa Side and others Pier
Glasses, Slab. and Brackets heavy Lace CuItan Oe,taI
Vases Psran Figures PAPER Mahe Tables rosewood Corner
Stands and Book Shelves, &c. Oh Paintings. 49,.
r and Bedroom-Mahogany Extension Table IA feet
long mahogany Dining and Tes Tables French China Dinner
ana plain aud decorated also Silver Tea Services, for
tea and coffee Forks Spoons Dec anters
Wines unbers GobIe Butter Knives rosewood and mAhog
sny Besteads WahsaDds Toilet Sets and Counerpanes
Blankets Hair Mattresses Countepsnes mahogany Center
and Card Tables mahogany Sofas and Chairs also Rockers
Chairs beside number goods impo.s b4 10 enumerse
will in the psror precisely at the above hour
No IOstpOneIneut any account
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a, . No., ,r..,onssr-By HOug hton hellor.

nMfS NY Saturday, at lO4 o'clock,
~ 20 w..t W.shinr,oc place sh-av Household
FURNITURE ROse~Ood PanoForte Per C.,s 80
~ beinr tbe entire Furniture contained IN the AsyNo
Viz, 5~,,y. Rosewood Piano Forte made By keia
eos, SIS; Frereh plate Pier Glass slab and 80
Mirror, Psintnss carved Rosewood PAor suite
Center Table, Three ply, Ingram ard star Carpeus %
ch PAINTED and enameed nArbetop Chamber SUITE eo'I
h W.rd-obe 10 match; pure Hair Mattresses ai-,es &C
M.ho.sny FreDeh and gothic Bed.ds msree'o bafesa
"a W..6s.nS. T.bles painted Wsrdrobes hshosAny and
Ch.irs Rocier aso China Vases GotAie toe
and other mantle ornaments croekery China snl
go fooI STOW, kitchen Furniture with which the sale VIII
soymsnce c.tslorues on the morning ofsae
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N w. VAUGHAN g. Co., Providence, X. L.,
IL BANKERS and BROKERS, are prepared TO negotiate
Commercial Paper make Collections IA al parts OF me eoan
Try 10 bUy and sell STOCKS ON COMMISSION, and 70
s.t AGENTS for parties abroad IN the Transaction a any
bssness 81, ,.-- -
RgTyarScIs-Ar r. .. Bowen President Blackstone Co
.sl B,nk Providence Mr. D. c. Baker President How
Ard BsuIns Company Boston hessrs O. 5 Robbins Sen
Eev.Yorb Messfs John FArnum Co, Philadelphia
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..,,ory BLssexsn. Aaeoooeer.
- org af GROUND on lt.

ArYucuy J. BLGscnin Lsuyoss' -. =,
GALE Of 81 LOTS Of GROuND On urd lTt "a
sHr r BIEEcKER d Co viii cell on TUEsDa ~
An Is Isx a. Il oeloei the Merchants EAeHanse' 10
following properly, viz; sal, -4A.,
Io,. 90 .oath siAs Of 74hst. between is' IA 49,.
Lot, Oh .oorth aide Of 13d st. between ~ 49,
Leu u sv. -. =. and as-ays
Io<s on north side Of 7otb-sti between 80 :,
4 Iots,u northeast corner Of jds' Aac 'fH ~
Lots on borth nde Of 7sthst ,-,...
Lo,s on south east corner OF d-s' A"o ''1-'
Lots on south side Of 7i.hst
S Lots on rorth sde Of Isl 81 .,,a.,.
Lo,s on south side Of 7ithst eesvecn "a 80 "a
s Iots on wet side Of A-sv between JIG ana f1N''
4 Io,s 90 Forth side OF 75i-st- ,,-...,.
Lot, on wet side Of 6h-sv, between Hs' sA1 '-'
Lot, on nerih nde Of 7lstst AZ ,h.
Fcr uaps and further particulars Apply 800 - nc
Agetioneers, No. Brosdst loel