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St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-02

Most of the Brass Mills in Connecti-
cut, are busy preparing the brass
hoops which ladies wear in their skirts.
The Winsted Herald says that the
new Brass Mill at Plymouth is en-
gagged upon an order of 1000 lbs. of
these strips Of brass and that an av-
crage of 100 lbs. daily is received at
the Ansonia depot, and shipped to
New York by Railroad. The Water
bury Mills are also running on brass
hoops. Old Connecticut keeps her
platter right side up, ready to catch
whatever rains.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-02

A GEN FROM AN OLD RooK.-It has
been eloquently and truly said that
if Christianity were compelled to Zee
from the mansions Of the great, the
academies Of philosophers, the halls
of Legislators, or the throngs Of busy
men, We should find her last retreat
with woman at the fires:de. Her
last audience would be the children
gathering round the knee of a mother !;
the last sacrifice, the secret prayer,
escaping in silence from her lips, and
heard, perhaps, only at the throne Of
God.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-02

Our readers are well aware that We have nev-
er advertised patent medicines es-but we now
publish an advertisement Of Ayers Pills, not
because We are paid for it alone, but because
we honestly believe that DR.. Aver is one of the
best Physicians and Chemists of the age, and
because we know from experience that his
Cherry Pect0rai is the best medicine for q cough
that was ever invented. We have been cured
by it of severe Bronchitis and have given it
to our family with unfailing success for Colds,
Coughs, Whooping Cough, Group. &c. Our
Neighbors who have tried these Pills represent
them as an extraordinary good medicine
Democrat, AeArthny, Vinson o., 3eml
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-02

The wind and waves may beat
against rock standing in a troubled
sea. But it remains unmoved. Vice
may entice, and the song and the cup
may invite. Beware stand firmly at
your post. Let your principles stand
forth nnobscurcd. There is glory in
the thought that you have resisted
temptation and conquered. Your ex-
ample will be TO the world what tho
lighthouse is to the mariner upon the
seashore it will guide others to the
port of virtue and safety.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-02

To love the beautiful in all things,
to surround ourselves, as far as our
means permit, with all its evidences,
not only elevates the thoughts
and harmonizes the mind, but is a
sort of homage we owe to the gifts OF
god and the labors of man. The beau
tiful is the priest of the benevolent.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-02

God made both tears and laughter,
and both for kind purposes (; for
as laughter enables mirth and surprise
to breathe freely, SO tears enable sor.
row to vent itself patiently. Tears
hinder sorrow from becoming despair
and madness, and laughter is one Of
the very privileges Of reason. being
confined to the human species.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-02

To give brilliancy to the eyes, shut
them early at night, and open them
early in the morning; let the mind be
constantly intent on the acquisition OF
human knowledge, or the exercise OF
benevolent feelings. This will seldom
fail of imparting to the eyes an intel
iigent and amiable expression.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-02

SuNsEr.-How beautiful is the dying
of the great sun when the last song
of the birds fades into the lapse Of ST.
lence, when the islands Of the clouds
are bathed in light, and the first star
springs up over the grave Of day.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-02
THE FARMER.

The farmers life is not scratch,
scratch, with the pen--rap, rap with
the hammer-nor an everlasting un-
packing and re-packing of the pro.
duct of another's labor. He walks
forth under the open sky, his broad
acres spread cut beneath his feet the
blue conclave, sunlit or starlit, or
shrouded in clouds, is still above him.
Health claims him as her. favorite
child, and the glorious sun loves to
kiss cheek that is not ashamed to
wear the ruddy imprint of such af1ec-
ton. Natures own inimitable music
of babling brooks, birds, breezcs or
rustling foliage, enters his ear on its
glad mission to his heart. He listens
to instructive voices, continually
speaking from the universe around
him. His eye gathers truth from I'M
written pages of wisdom, every where
open before him. Each day, each
month, season after season, year after
year, these teachings are given to
him, infinite in variety and endless in
extent.
When toward the close of sultry
day, the summers blessing comes
pouring down, and as in the beautiful
poetry of the sacred volume, the
trees of the field clap their hands,"
and the valleys, covered with corn,
" shout for joy" the farmer, retiring
from his labors to the friendly shelter
of his cottage roof, improves his leis-
ure hours with the treasures of written
wisdom. So, too, while his fields are
sleeping beneath frost and snow,
what profession affords more available
opportunities for self.culture =? Where
was the lyric poetry composed that
makes Scotland prouder of her Burns
than of all her ancient race of war;
like kings? Was it not between the
handles Of the Mossgeil plow?
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-02

Judge Douglas, county Judge Of
Benton county attempted to thrash
the editor of the Vinton Eagle, a few
days ago, and although the Judge is a
six footer, six feet of mortal flesh lay
Oh the earth, The editor knocked the
Judge down with rife.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-02

Hope is the great handspring Of
virtue. 1t is the bread which feeds
ambition, the incentive to persever-
ance, the shield to christianity, the
solace to death. The beauty Of the
rainbow vaRishes in the storm, the
meteors flash is but for moment,
heavens glittering gems will one day
go out, the sun itself be extinguished,
but the star Of hope shines beautiful
forever
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-02

THE NORTH AND THE SoUTH-That
most eloquent of all Southerners, as we
think, Mr.. Prentiss of Miss, was ad-
dressing a crowd of some 1000 people
in that State, defending the tariff, and,
in the course of an eloquent period
which rose gradually to some beauti-
full climax, he painted the thrift, the en-
ergy, the comfort, the wealth, the
civilization of the North, in glowing
colocs, when there rose up on the Wis.,
ion of the assembly, in the open air, a
horseman of magnificent proportions !;
and, just at the moment of hushed at
tention, when the voice of Prentiss
had ceased, and the applause was
about to break forth, the horseman
exclaimed, "D-the North" The
curse was so much in unison with the
habitual feeling of Mississippi audi
ence, thatit quenched their enthusiasm
and nothing but respect for the speak
er kept the crowd from applauding the
horseman. Prcntiss turned his lame
foot around and said, Jajor Moody,
will you rein in that steed moment? 7"
He assented. Said he, Major, the
horse on which you sit came from Up
per Missouri the saddle that sur
mounts him came from Trenton, n. j.
the hat on your head was made in
Danbury, Conn. the boots you wear
came from Lynn, Mass. the linen OF
your shirt is Irish, and Boston made
it up; your broadcloth coat is OF
Lowell manufacture, and was cut in
New York and if to day you sur.
render what you owe the d North,
you would sit stark naked" (Laugh'
ter and loud applause.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-02

Let a woman be decked with all the
embellishments of art and nature
get if boldness is to be read in her
face, it blots out all the lines Of beauty.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-02

The ancient Greeks buried their
dead in jars. Hence the origin of the
expression, He's gone to pot"
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-02

The chain of love is made OF fading
flowers, but that of wedlock Of gold
lasting as well as beautiful.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-02
Ayers Cherry PcctOraI.

4 large supply of this invaluable remedy for
"A coughs, colds and consumption, Just re-
ceived and for sale at the St Charles Book.
store, by HIipRETE & CARVER
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-02
Gasiaess nirettorp.

Business Cards Of five lines less will be inserted in
his column Tor $500 per annum For each additional
line, over FIVE, one dollar will be charged.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-02
School Books.

Of various kinds, for sale cheap at the ST
~ Charles Bookstore, by
HlLDRETH g. CARVER
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-02
PAPER nANGINGS,
Writing PaDer.

MOTE Paper, Envelopes, Ink, Pens, Quills,
IN Blotting Sand, Patent Blotters SC. foI
sale by HILDRETH & CARVER.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-02
TOV Rocks.

A ND Writing Books for schools, for sale at
N the st. Charles Bookstore, by
HILDRETH & CARVER.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-02

AGENTS FOR THE NTEIIIGESCER
HS"S. NJ. PfrTESGnL Co, Newspaper Advertising
Agents, No 1l9 Nassau Street New York and 10 State
Street. BnstOn.
SCRyLN GALLAGHER, Advertising Agents, No II,
Masonic Temple FearbOrn Street Chicago. Illinois.
". : SJENtFR Co, Advertising Agents, lOi Fan
Goph street Chicago III.
C. C. OIiN, Co. Advertising and Collecting Agents No
1A2FurloBg's Box, Milwaukee Wisconsin.
Business men, others, residing in Boston, New
York Chicago and Milwaukee, wishing advertise in the
Inteligencer. subscribe for the same viii be able
tog ain all necessary information by inquring Of the
above named firms.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-02
St. Charles, Iowa, July 2, 1857.
Particular Notice.

All mail matter, intended for this Office, should be di
ected to FREEMAN PosroFncE, FLOYD COUNTY, Iowa.
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wieo seuSId r., ts,cn Hes-rs n - 81 ses
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Code gee eAla of J.acs ara Airc, q s,etss.
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susSsr rie Of ~iSz S8s'eo ssrd ; Ie,' nSGa, ssf
sNoOf-At wvbirston Ci;y. OF sn.sy Mach i3 c.et
Jo'sph smoc' L ; \ Re ~"oce ct tas farouy,N .d-
TowNsESp-a A., s.b', Grove IT.. On Saturday, M.ee
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Chvies rree.se l. . sssd vsa' ~ ts ss-
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TERHUNE-on wedpssdsg uor3.rs March H. Of erssF.
s.s'ssS Ho;iHs a,'rS il r@, s.r. ~, ..sss
sree ds. ori, ans daaths' Of janice dece~sc saa
yRFELAND-Cn Frlv Mack g. Hester Ntcelsai, sx.t ~
yeas moEths arC I dss>
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SUPERIOR COT er- GsNEs,L rEzr-MascH IL lssT
PsssENI ALL rHK
Nay GfNhaI ~. CW 81 LallNs
Over SIR ned with ocs's.
Johr Pur,i ~. Msbou M.t>so, 81 ..
judgment tor plsi1iif 90 tee veriict
jour p. Hans SC. ~ q e HugtsL =.
Jrd .meu { pls-t.f "a tts verdict
CHAssEss-Be;ore Jai.e HerFsAS.
Nic.Is a.. Romance.
Oder striking out az geT OF former PSF
tes an resil ins tt- n In Of party. 81
Freeman at hnAs.l ,ni Wsusc \,aterhsat AZ. tie
same
Orrer d,schsrgLg a. est as 10 Wsren retained ss 10
Nimi -.
R'oorer sA.. JC., W. Foot ar rso, Cree.
PsiIt 4 entitled 70 sue N his own name. Oree. or
reference 80 take he SEQ ATS.
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MARRIED..

FosTER-CaoskRiGHf-On Sunday March ., W the Hev.
IL Nichols NJ John Lloyd Foster 10 Hiss Olive Ctoak
Iisbt, both OF this city
HARDENBCR9a CORNIss - Gu wednssdsy evening
March n by toe Rev Mr. Plat Mr.. Geo ldsrdenbus, to
Miss phsbe Eliza Cornsh sots Of Middle Village, Newton
Long i,lsno
NACEEY-SEARS--A Milton on Tuesday March 10, by tbs
Sew smith Air MAJ son Ns key 70 Mi., Pails A..
daughter Of sheibonILe Scare all Ct The above place.
so NARBY-VAN WINKLE-On Wednesday svrpin4 March
II b. Rsy. Nm, NcAlter, M rnoDss u. 5owsrsy
Mia. Ssrsh Elr.seth Van Winkle al Of this city.
WOODHOUsE-ORCUTT-In this city At the resi6en Of
Water Harris BY the Rev Joel Parker Humphrey Y.
Wooatou,e Of Brownsville TeKa 10 Miss Augusta OIcu
Of this city.
VERD-MEGIH-In Brooklyn. Thursday. March p By
the Rev T. Rockwell ". Asnson Ned Of Srooklyn .
bns SUsh M.ge daughter OF samuel NJ Mc,ie, esq Of
Now Providence N j.
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TRAFELERS GUIDE.
TINE ORR TRAINS LEAVING NEv-YOpx

t:.;i $50; 5';.:, 81. .'. ~ : -
.In.,:. ..:I. a. ~ 49,, .,: &C.,:
=. ~ r. I... .,. =. ...s..
....e' af' y. r $1,000 :. ~ .s:...o-
sGI ~-In0s" TrI'. t.'f'.n.'to Ais'-
s..IIn ,o.D Not ..... q W., a.. e..:. ..'~I
20. w. rrr. " :, 49, .1'. ., $780,
rr... :, w,r:. SO. ,,.;i9t .,'0. "'''. to.""
h., Sr an. r.s' ils q. 10 $40 .1s"r~
srwHivsr ROAD -Cp-s so.a-.y 81. c..a.s-AI
,cs. -.scoe . , 4...s n.o.. ., :, .,
100 t Co. as .:". ~. y: ''''
80, .-ifT.. : e.s..5.so: T,r..:s 50: y .-..
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ss, a-,sr cS..s~ 's-e.' I...s.a. - Per- a.~-.
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-s sss i. 4 .,e:s. = a sssH'
r:,,., 4. I :.; I: .; :. &: . ;'''' ''' g
ssI ROAD [D..e,. 100, o. n..r. street, r.sa nr~I
49,: ss:.o -. ha 1.i W.. :,..' 1a..l r..s
%. s % &C., 1tc..: ..S 10. J..ycy
ITO .-Sh..o Tyre" ,L,.l ,l.y.n
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n tsl Taros
. Nal fspfsss saoa~A
= -Aooa~oostos ThrogIs 81 satons
Ns~ si al 70 ss~ bF1s~~A
s-s.l sne rrp,ss n-osts, prso1~ st<1sss
n -Isv srvss-ct, a. rauss
n Xsi SIp's.+ rbsosss r1oss rstsssA
ss~ srNss-ek aisata~s
Or .. loll 49, 50
ksas FOR b~sTy
NORRIS AID suft ROAD. n.Dot loot q cosrs~ss,sL ~
800 s-Fsrt.uso-s r.s,s oil I ne fsbs ss<os
iISe, sl-Orsls. snd hrbsr. Aecospossnos Al saisss
Hal Fsssssssf, Isbs "ssss~
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CENTRAL ROAD Depot. P.sr Ne Ssfb I've
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A. seasrv - LA~.so -
sgasics all
= IL css'vLv rsoss
CANDLE AND AssOf ROAD ( Dsset. rsf 20 hsauDI
Ace ? -ss.~sAs
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SATURpAr. March LIZ. Y

The week closes with ayery heavy stock mNket asd
figures than est Saturday Tor nearly every descrp
ion. There 10 apparently no special reason for thu
decline savirg, perhaps, the weakness Of Ede, with
which stock the mMket usually sympsthzes closely.
TIE operators for fall eel Erie VITA great bold
at the First Board, without much effect. At saf
after the Second Board, however, there rlmOs; .
pare. ard under large ssppes Of stock it cold down -
5ii, al which it was offered, decline of cent
Fridays olo.Ig price. TIE transact ons Of tho
day rescued about 10000 shares, Of WHICH
about . 600 shares were on sellers optics.
~ shout the Sane amount on buyers option. Read.
rg fell Of to 81, Central to 81, Cumberland TO l8t,
Ga.ens to lO3i, Michigan Southern "a To,edo "a.
Milwaukee and Mississippi to Il. Michigan CeatrG
vac firm, and Rock Ts, nd advanced y ceat Iodisa.
sFos and CncinDsti cold a. o., which is v cent BET.
ter ard Pacific Steamship at ~. Illinois Central We
firm at l3S,. aud the Bonds at l0li TIE sales of
Missouri were again ls'ge, 100000, but the Make
shows DEC n' OF Virginia s56,0 900 cold &; 81 s9li;
Illinois Interest Bonds sold at S6l. The supplies o.
Msso.ris are reported 10 be nov railroad issue.
The P.Tss 10 Wednesday neIt, beng q favottS
boat, the Exchange burmese for the steamer today
was moderate. Rates show 10 change. Sterling, II
a. 4: Francs, 81 n 81
Fregtts for grain are a shade lower, but for othsr
merchandise no material change has occurred. The
engagements to Liverpool are 700 bbs Flour at Is. .
L. 3d. 30 go bush Gram a. nd I'D, 800 oaes Cot
ton at 3D. 80 bales Sea Leland at 7-5!d, 800 boxes
Bacon at &c., 80 pckgs Lard al ljs., ~ tuss Covec
Seed al lie. Cd To Hamburg-l@0 tuns Loswood It
aOs 10 bales Cotton at &c. To Bremen-j0 bbls.
Spirits sc. To KOtterdan-200 bales Cotton At ic>
SIX vessels TO load Guano at Cslso for Ne~-Yoh At
so tun A ,hip Of go tuns taken 10 bod Lumber
for Sydney At - sel0 I'M.
The business of the Sub Treasury va: Receipt.
>l77, go Payments, SIN 81 a. Balance, $l5S62.-
Sl3 65-sgsrs tl5 1872 800 lsst Saturday, showing -
ircr.Se Of 81. $40 during the week.
TIE Imports other than dry goods show corsidsf-
able increase On the corespoLding week Of sst year.
being g. G!i against 81 49, 80. Included are.
VIA ebone, sI9I, 400; Watches, $500; sasu.
ts3 3OO GunDy cIoth, 81. 300 Whsls Oh, ss6,o0os
sslrpeter, AGO. Cgas, si6,7OO; Coffee, tli6 zoos
Buttons. 81. go; lDaigo, s1 jOOi Hemp, $500:
Hces, sI5s 800; Iron ~ 900; Lead, so. spell
,er. 81 40; Tin 80 400, moasaes $50 400 La,ee<.
IS 900, &c. The aggregs,e mpors Of tue week, n
cucne Dry Gcods, have betn s5,0nj,7l2, sgsafe
q 30i, Oh lat ytar. Ard
Pr tue y-sr thus az. .s.''..'''....sHI!o -
LAT ............-...'..' .''s'''''-. H'l'Ss
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Tie lMfERAL PuoToGEAPR Produced 81 BRADYs GALLCRY
entirely exempt from tho current objections 20 pic
lures The mott distinguished conaoiseurs and critics Bso
croft, Dana Bryant TuckeInsD Wills Lowell snd others
pronounce it wors Of surprising Artistic excellence.
superb collection emtrscng smc1s many others portrait,
Of Dr. k4no and Lod snj Lady Napier exhibition TO
which public Att alton 10 solicited.
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NEW-JERSEY IIElKlS.

PNrrIoAL The Charter Election in jersey CITY
wi be bed on the lith otApri- The pHicips officer,
to Be- elected are; Mayor. two AIDES ren from each
Wad beside yscano ~, the Tb:d Ward sad Two
Ws;er Commissioners. There are slresoy movements
toward making formations. meeting Of cit:ssas
irrespective Of party, VII be held n the jurth Warj
Oh TUESDAY evening to make W,.i n0s;astons, ana
sppoBi Delegates 10 City Convention
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BROOKLYN CITY COURT-GsSFslL TERN-NNcs IL

BkOOhLfN CITY IUUkT-UtNFeAL TFRN-N II
Before Judge CVtNEs.
Charles h. Psr-oGs AT. Mic1scl ANntng
Action for rent. Nernict for plsrtIt. Dsmi ges
so; Allowance S. 5 Parsons for plaintiff. Samue. Gas
r.sGa for defendant
SPECIAL TERN-klRcHlt
P.ir.ck Brennan Peter Nolan.
Motion 10 strike Cause from Calender. This WAS su
ss.au and battery Verdict sept ~ 1855. ds.a
for 9 500
Levi. for Plaintiff received from defendant s s. sad
sgrted retry the Their delay ha sunuled the
agreement trial would be Of serious isuty
piAiui Il, ~ his witness - absent.
Detet admission Of service of notice
trial December term ia by Mr. Lewis aud
the has been postponet tor his accommodation.
Moton granted uuess defendant spuNes 20 aow tbs %
10 apply on Of iuqusss try th. allow
testimony of plaintiffs Wtres. former Trial and tosboi
snth udemnied sg,iust Zee. Of second tr,
JUDGMENT ard leyv t. stand - security
Lewis and Reeve for plaintiff Samuel Garrison for defendant
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COURT CALENDAR -rH,s Dlv.

SrPpRNH CoURr CIRCUIT Part Nos. go. col
.sit ,Sr 619 5al 102 69S - SIS 80 Pst
-le7 l9o5 s9. go as 1867. lCo5, 1883 MS 1919 1891
1888 l&S, l27 1888 l2S9, lsil. l9i@ 1915 l!1, 1919 1851
1888 1885. 1857.
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s57. H. - IS IN. o. III, ,67 ~, ~. az
SUPERIOR CoURr.-No.. 939 300, S97, 9l4. 6st, sI?.
81 gst s52 re sst g9 S9s 1000 l0os 100 lOtr
SO 80 l2D szl 'ss lo2. les s1 1871 1893 1919 ls,o
80 92( - go. no -. / % 10.
UNITED SrArss pnTRlcl COsn.-Nss 81, II, 20.
A. a. A. 4, ~ g. 81 A. -, .. -. ~
BROOHLYS CRY COURT.-Nos. 20 D. -, o. o.
s. S. So, IS. 10 H. H. IS ~ 1o IS. 70. 30. 81 81