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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-06
JUST RECEIV ED +,

TER STEAMER GOLDEN GATE CLIPPERS
J. Morning Light, Fyi K Fish, Flying MIST, IA large
supply of Pure ream iartar Lard OH Extract ihs
uuorlce, Blue ViEiol German and English Ca'nom'ie
oaip tire, Corn Starch: shaker Sa'sapar'Ia Sarsa'
pnriila Root. Gum Arabiac Ciiric Acid, Potash, Ex
tracts of lemon Rose and Vanil II. Vanilla Beans.
Rolled lin,eed OIL, Castor bi in harrels Pure Vel.
low and White Wax. killer's, flowers and Weight
mans Tarlaric Acid Bay Rum in cases and barrels,
Fresh Hops in one pound packages. sage. Yankee.
Suap IudeIlibl. lux, Roses Backing brushes Ma
sons lacking. Cod Liver OIL spanish aud American
=, Gron. Dubin's Extracts. 'eunIne Wrlghts Blhh
dre,h's Noffas and other Pulls. Chamois skins Ly>
coussiium, Essential Oils, Congress Water in pints
and quarts Borax, Sal Soda. Pearl harley. aT many
other staple articles. which together with onr former
large stock of Drugs. makes our assortment IA varied
and Large rs any prug House in The city, 10 which
we invite the attention of the Trade and others Duy
iny i'm this market. ALBAN THONASS CD,
Wholesale ana Retail Druggists.
ap7tf 16l. J street, Curner 6lh.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-06

p" 0sF1cE--fn Record Building on Myers Street,
East side, between Montgomery and Bird, Oroyille.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-06
WEEKLY BUTTE RECORD.

For circulation tR the mining and agriCulturalfs-
Acts OF o county, will contain thelocal and general
news 0fthe week, iuterspersed with interesting mis-
ccllaneous reading matter. It will contain twenty
eight columns ufreGdjng matter, and will be Que VI
1he largesl and cheapest Weekly Newspapers in The
gItao. Published every Saturday Tcrlns-s5 Der
Annum; six months, S3 three monthB. So
ADvSRfIsEaEHrs per square OF ten lines orless.
nrst ins ,rsiOn, 81 90
Each sub5eg insertion. so
ty" A liberal doluction will be made In favor Of
chose WHO advertise by the year
kSts@ Bgsinees cards inserted on reasorahlrtorns.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-06
Oropiile 10ailq Butte Rernrh.

PUBLISHED DAILY SUNDAYS ExcrprED)
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-04-11

avage negroes, put him on raft with some
rice and sourd of molasses, and stick 10
push ard paddle with, and sent him down
stream. He foated several days, until at last
he reached the sea, when he rubbed himself
white once more, and was picked up oy a
vessel, and brought to New York. From
there he came to our village.
Such we're some Of the stories OF refer
schrig. For my part, never quite believed
them, but thought they were curious and
funny. As for men with tails and wings, l
don't suppose there are any such creatures.
Probably the travellers who pretend to have
seen them, have seen nothing but monkeys
and balloons. And as for Peter Schris, he
died last year, and there is new tailor IN
his place, who is about as silent as stone.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-04-11
NHALATION FOR THE CURE OF
CONS UMPTION.

DIX. lRA ARREN'S NEW REMEDIES
The most astonishing cures of Lung Diseases
have been effected by the u>e OF DR.. Warren's
lNHALING BALM.
vaporIzed preparation. for inhaline, directly in
to the lungs, where the local disease is. The B. aim
is presented with the fullest confidence that it is the
best medicinal agent ever employed for the cure Of
Consumption and Asthma. Many certificates OF
those who have been cured, or materially benefited
by this medicine, may be seen in the hands of agents
1t has accomplished the most wonderful cures in
the city of Boston and vicinity, and is producing
an impression on diseases Of the lung, never be fore
witnessed by the medical profession
1t has restored to health those upon whom disease
had made rapid and fearful advances, and where
other remedies had proved unavailimg Being VA
P"r'zed and inhaled, it enters every AR cell and ev
cry particle OF the lungs. Its action is mild and
agreeable, while its salutarv effects are truly won
derful. The Vapor Inhaler is made of silver and
glass and is admirably adapted to its purpose.
We invite the closest inspection and scrutiny of
physicians, confident that our preparation. will
meet with universal approval.
fulmonc Cherry Cordial supports the stomach
and improves digestion. and fulfls the end of the
philosophical treatment of CONSUMPTION better than
any other article. 1t is admirably calculated to
relieve that CONSTRUCTED state of the chest which
Is SO often met with in lung diseases and is hieh,
eflcacous in relieving coughs of long standing 1t
is a safe remedy in any stage of Pthisc. Used in
connection with the lnhaIing Balm the Compound
OF Cod Liver Oil, as prepared from Dr. Warren's
recipes. 1t Willie found to have curative powers
far superior to any other article before the public
Price S. a package. ANY person enclosing IS to
BURR. FOSTER & CO., No. l Cornhill, Boston.
will receive package containing bottle of Phi
m mic Cherry Cordial, one of Inhaline Balm, and
the dedicated Vapor Inhaler, in neat box by Ex
press. free to any part Of the United States or Brit
i.h Provinces
s. WARREN & AVER. Proprietors. For sale.
wholesale and retail, by BURR. FOSTER& CO
General Agents, No. Cornhill and fsrsnl. by ali
Druggists.
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DIR. GRAVES
Hygeian Alternative syrup
THE GREAT REMEDY
The Impurity of the Blood.

This is the great remedy of the preset y, =
has become Known a the Great are Tor -,
chronic diseases tina, are fflicting people
the country. II i.a perfect cure Tor tT''g
hu,nor. Ii has cured hundreds of pe.'pe :"
Complaint, and Kidney diseases II cur -
Rheum like charm. II has never failed !"
any case of Debility. and all ORDINARY c.
Scro,ula. We can show Won rec"n mel i'' Y.
This medicine from manv OF the fit per- y -
ENGLAND Over five hundred cert lfica''t II :. Z
nj. in Vermont and New Hampshire. fsi -
has done in these State. Reader. are you an. ~
with anv % the above complaints: II you .
don't tail to get this Great Remedy. r.e-
from the prescription OF Dr. Iraves me IT. az
hra.ed physician in The ROYAL Medical S''n +,
Great Britain. Prepared in this conn'.t tness
Marcus +. Rridgman. NJ d., and sold al wiz
by 4. II. Gates 4 Co. Brownsville " sc3.d
DR.. \. Trull. Lyndon. wholesale agent. 80 80.
!. G. Bingham. ST .Iohnsbury. and all 'f ,aa,r'
Druggists Throughout the country.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-04-11
Use none but Hayes Allied Ointment 4
HUMOR SYRUP.


70tSttCH TH0Hy 17oFTy: a
ne,r era in MtdiCine!!
SCROFJLA Salt Rheum, EryspelaS Cancerous IIumOrs
Scald Head BARRIERS Itch Burns Mercurial and FeveI
Sores. Ulcers. RngWorm and iu"rs and Eruptive and
diseases Of kind can be cured and the blood
eleansed impurities. by the of Hayes Allied Ont-
and umor Syrup-the most etcctual remedies ever
offered t" the public remedies disea-
the system We have numerous testimonials from per
the first respecalty who have had occasion
these remedies in their families the very
worst forms of disease with the most happy and
results Try them-entire satisfaction in all
SEES Prepared only by Dr. f. ID. HAYES discoverer and
Hayes Nash. propretors Lawrence. Ms
Sold wholesale and retail in St Johnsbury by G. Bingham
and by Browne Hoyt: Wells River by A Baldw in Go
and bv Druggists and Ap"thecares generally. f!ltlo
~, Beware of an article In the market styled the tenu
Inc Allied Ointment put up by Chas Kent, that is
base counterfeit Oh Hayes
pam r. SxIrH Montpelier. Agent for Vermont.
S.1d Lyndon by q. u / J. d. Wesks.
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STATE or VERMONT.

at0U!lla Ul>trCt. IS.
In Pr"'" Court holden at ST J"h>bury, the eth
IF March, u Isl.
\IORDEt Al HALE. Administrator de honis non If the
=" estate ." Charles Peabody. late u Barnet In said dis
fric deceased makes apple alton L. said court ir l,,>c Ii
sell the hole {" the real estate "f said deceased
lg thai said sale Is necessary ir the mc q" the debts
o SAID deceased hrrcup'i II l. ordered 10y said
that SAID ai!it;itI"p' under consideration and H. hear:
on the I'D day al April. 49,. Al the Probate ulicr
ST J''hii>hurN ami i Ir crc ordered. that all
Interested he notified hereof Icy publication" ii this
application and order thereon. three weeks >iccc>>ivrly in
the tac,"iitiI. printed at 81. J"hi>lUry before said time
III hearing. that they appear said time and place
and. II the! cat>". al jet thereto.
BY the toUrt.-AItc>t. ASA l.. FRENCH. REGISTER.
4 true copy ui Record.
- ~ Attest ASA l.. FRENCH Register
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-04-11
ID U Il EMS NEW PAT E N T
HORSE SHOE.

This greatest invention Of the age, which surpas.
es in utility. durability and beauty of finish, any
thing of the krI ros h.eved by the skill &C man
is made by machinery from a superior quality oil
iron, at cost much less than the hand made horse
shoe. 1t is conceived on the inside with n view to
the better preservation OF the Horses Hoot, and
its shape lessenng the necessity of pairing it, and
being far more desirable for the cemiort Of the an
imal than any Shoe ever offered to the public
These shoes are sold according tOsze, like mems
boots-a method which insures more perfect fit
than can otherwise be obtained. This invention is
pronounced extraordinary IN usefulness by many
farrers and black smiths and is rapidly coming into
general use nall portions of the United States.
For further particulars and samples, apply to the
Agents, BLODGET. BROWN ~ co.
so and So Pearl street, Boston, Mass.
Dec.1 /, 1856. 1012-6l
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81. RUY ME & I'LL DO YOU GOOD"

Now the time to use the great spring and summer med
icine. DIR. LANGlEY'S Root and Herb Biters Conn
posed oI SarSapuria yellow DokW lid Cherry Thorough
wort, Prickly Ash. Rhutarb, Mandrake Dandrlun and
combined Ia act dire City upon the
of disease and forming of the best remedies in tho
Norldfor Jaudice and Liver Complaint in their FORMS
Dyspepsia C"sNene>s lEmOrs the Blood Skin Plies
Indigestion. Headache. Dizziness heartburn or Acid son,-
ath laIguor weakness loss of appetite. debility. bilious
diseases mercuria affections" and all impurities blood
no matter what the cause may be- They pleasant
take useful at all times. and to do good They cleanse
the bowels. purify the blood heal. strengthen regulate
build up AID keep in order the whole Everybody
should them. Nearly6tt bottles used last wear
prov ing it the most popular medicine ever known.
Price only IS and & 2 per bottle Depot % Mon
street. Boston, Sold by all dealers medicine
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N OF E.

a IL unsettled accounts due to Drs. Darling &
"a HOughton and to DR.. Darling, which accrued
previous to January. \. d. 1856, must he closed
and payment made or notes given for amount. due
without any delay. e. DARLING.
Lyndon. Feb .. 1856. 96;,.
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Another Lot

of those beautiful Teas that are sold 40 cheap
~ Just rec'd-among which are Young Hyson,
Old Hyson, Gunpowder, Oolong. English Breakfast,
Souchong, &c, at EFF. BROWNS.
St. Johnsbury, Oct. 80, 1856. lO05tf
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE. the subscribers, hrIn. appointed by the
w Probate Court Tor The district of Ca,eIoni:
10 receive, examine and adlu>, all
ci:lii> dclnAiId> OF All persons against the estate
of Joshua i. Houston, late OF St Iohn>nurv, in
said district deceased. and the claims of the de
ceased, exhibited i'll offset thereto, hereby give no.
that SIX months from the 18th day of February.
A. ID. 1857. allowed tor the creditors to present
their Claims 70 said commissioners, for exam :,t"l
and allowance, and that We will meet for that pur-
pose at tie dwelling house of Mrs. Susan \. II.
Houston, in St Jolnstury on Friday the 18th day
OF September, next at ten o'clock \. NJ.
GEO. \. MERRILL. I C
T.. Z. EEDINGTUN, ! O''"'
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TYR. JACOBY'S ESTABLISHMENT

For the treatment Of the skin and the restoration of the
hair. NJ" Fremont street. B,stoil DR. JACOBY invites
Inc attention." "r>"'> subject 10 diseases e" the skin man
estc i'll the gradual loss the hair persons are
alrrai! bald I" his establishments where remedy can in
most cases he found under his Mineral He
not III this c"iiic,t"n warn persons too strongly against
the list {" greasy substances or those cctcri"> M>lr>
commonly composed 81 castor oil and alcohol hi, ac
once So fatal l." the hair ami skin In the loss
ot the hair proceeds from these circumstances The
TEN eNcl> through the q" the skin certain quantity
"i animal matter il this Is suffered remain. the pores
become ,rtd up. and consequent. the health the hair
Is impaired. Now. I" add to these animal
greasy substances particularly vicious ami yrilly
castor oil is increase the evil Cleanliness
Is the first law I" nature The animal Il, posts t
the skin kept free from all fatv matter and the
pores kept open. Let this tc done. and in
ten there i'll he trouble with hair In cases her.
diseases ui the skin hav q been ,,tra1, y long u,rl,t
al these rules mineral treatment is
the skin T." hcahiul and I,tlral condition. Dr Jac"hy
VIII "e happy I" give I" any person calling on him more
extended Alanai"n oi the whole theory such diseases
and their treatment founded upon simple and ovi"
ditio> OF natural science The appended certificate is only
one of large number from other sources testify the
efficacy "t his Mineral Washes remedy III lallr>>
Thi> is certify that have had an article called the
lin Hair lash. applied during the last tive six weeks
my head. for the purpose ol renewing and strengthening
the hair II has been effective in r"u, S
suit: and can chrerfuly recommend the these af
ficted with badness or diseases connected ,hrrcw it'll
JONAS CIIICKEKING.
hscclehratrd Mineral Hair Dye. Which will Lee uli
trial TO possess ADVANTAGES over any DYE ever discovered
or no" III Use The majority "f The usual Hair Dyes
composed of nitrate {" silver. which is powerful ,au>Iic
not onl, sure I" jure the skin and burn the hair hut pro-
acotN' Hair Dye although derived minerals has
lis composition neither metal acid. II will produce any
tint from the highest brown the deepest black per
fe'ty initiate the natural hucS Of the hair II
ten the texture of the hair Ii will in stain hun H.
nor in any way injure the skim Any person ca
pafic> by single The entire and perfect sat
iSiaCiiofi Is guaranteed for il.
The appended certificate from Or. Chas I. Jackson will
testify To its efficacy:
Boston Nov. IL. 1851.
Ihave seen DR.. Jacobys Hair DYE used in crir,s hair
OF deep br"wnish black beautiful natural color and
certify that II ID perfectly efficient and permanent.
81 CHARLES 7. JACKSON ND
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GEO. 4: AEEEILI.. C,,,
f.. e. EEDINGTUN, oo'n'

NOflCE.-l hereby relinqul>h to my son SAM
/ TEL 5. ST"DDAKD all the remainder of hi.
minority and VIII claim none of his earnings nor
pay any of his debts after thi, date
Dated at Barnet, TIL. 18th day of March, A. ID.
1857. WILLARD SIODDARp.
Attest, J. Potts 2729
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-04-11
1egal ADVERTISEMENTS.

JOSEPH W. ELKINS' ESTATE.
SLATE OF VERMONT.
District of Essex, IS.
1u Probate Court holden at Lunenburc, within and
for said district on the Sd day of March AID 1857 j,
ARRlET A. ELKINS, Administrators on tho
L estate of Joseph Wilkins, late of Cranky, in
said district, deceased presents her administration
account for settlement: Whereupon, it is ordered
that the same be referred to the 21st day of April,
A ID 1857, at the Probate Office in SAID Lunenburg,
for examination and allowance; and that all CON
cerned be notified hereof, by publication of this
order in HE CALEDoNIAN. printed at ST. Johnstsn
ry three weeks successfully as soon as may b,
that they may appear, and at said time and place.
if they see cause, object thereto. "a
BY the Court, Attest, -
WIN. CHANDLER, Judge of Probate. :
A true copy of record, q
2426l Attest, ISRAEL DEWEY, Register. :.
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Hydraulic Rams,

CHAIN Pumps. Iron& Copper Pumps. Leadf,
l. Sheet Lead and Shee, Zinc: for sal. chesP,b
BOYNTON 4 DENIM.
q -,hn.burv. Nav Z. 1885.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-04-11
Crockery China 4 Glass Ware.

HNHElargest and best assortment ever offered OF
Il seen in Caledonia County Just received, and
will be sold thaving been bought in original pack
ages for cash cheaper than ever before Cali and
sect at T.. +. BROWNS.
October 80, 1856. lOO5tf
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NOTICE..

The copartner>lip heretofore existing between
the subscribers under the name of Rand Stone &
Co.. is this day mutually dssolved,- all demands
and unpaid subscriptions due the late firm can be
settled with e. N. Stone at The CALIFORNIAN office,
and II is desirable that such should be immediately
attended to.
GEO. d. RAND,
{. NJ STONE
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Z JBERATION.-This certfes that have
IL given nv son. STEPHEN w. MOLrLorr. his
time and shall claim hone of his earnings, nor paw
any ds;ts ci lis contracting, after this date.
MERRICK MOLTROUP
East Haven. March q, 1857. 1925 2yx
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-04-11

FLOUR MILL,
now offer 10 sell the south half OF the main build
ing belonging I" said Company together with an
ABUNDANT WATER POWER
for running said mill to any per.os wishing 70 en-
case IN that business. III Il very great bargain.
] hat ar; of the mill that how offer 10 sell we
find by consulting experienced millwrichts 10 he
well adapted 10 that business beng substantially
built. high posted and founded upon rock. and is
nmdouhiedlva better location for = lour Mill than
can he found in Northern VI. or y. H. .nd with
the wafer privilege and building as il i> situatsi.it
is thought that Flour Mill may be go. up for lit
tie over half what il would cost 10 commence new
We would also say 10 our former customers an
those wanting the celebrated Woodwork Board
fianer Torn erlv made al our shop, that We have
sold our patterns for these planners 10 LIKE Ruzze
Machini>t NJ this place. who will furnish the same
kind together with other sizes of planners AS here.
toiore built at our shop, to whom we can cheerful
~ recommend those wanting first rate article of
Planer.
We would further say that we have quantity Ct
LATHES AND OTHER MACHINERY,
part new and part second hand. which we are
offering to sell at great bargains Weal>o continue
to furnish those wanting with FELToNS PATENT
PORTABLE GRAIN Mills. which are adapted 70
Steam. Water. Wind. or horse power. numerous
testimonials in favor of which can be shown bv the
subscriber. Price from S7Uto Sl25.
Orders and communications will receive prompt
attention. /. L. FAIRBANKS, ACt
81. ,Iohnsburv Feb 9th 1867 1O2atf
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4 MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS
R. H. EDDY, Solicitor of PATENTS,

Late Agent of L. s. Paten: Office. Washington,
under the Act of le:311)
&C STATE ST. opposite kllby ST., BOSTON.
After an extensive practice of upwards of twenty
wears. continues 70 secure Patents i'll the United
States: also in Great Britain. France. and other for
eicn countries. Caveats. Specifications. Assign
ments and all Papers or Drawings for Patents. eN-
ecuted on liberal terms. and with despatch. Re
searches made into American or Forei On works. 10
determine the validity utility oi Patents or In
Ienrions.-and legal or other advice rendered in all
matters touching the same. Copies OF the claims
of any Patent furnished tx renting One Dollar
Assignments recorded AT Washington.
This Agency is no; only TIE largest in New Eng
land but through II inventors have advantages for
securing patcnt>.or a>cerfanuC the latentahilltv
Of inventions. unsurpassed hv. Ii not UNNECESSARILY
superior 70. any which can be offered them else
where. The testimonials below given prove that
none is MoEE SUC,f>SFrL AT TIE Paint OFFICE
tnan the subscriber: and Is Success Is 1HE Bf>T
PEuoF OF ADVANTAGES AND AGILITY, he would
add that he has abundant reason 10 believe. and can
prove that no other office OF the kind the charges
for professional services moderate. he immense
practise If the subscriber nrinC twenty wears past
has enabled him to accumulate 4 vast collection OF
specifications and official decisions relative 10 pa
tents. These besides his extensive library of legal
and mechanical works. and full accounts OF patents
granted in the United STATES and Europe. render
HIM able. beyond question, 10 offer superior facili
ties Tor obtaining patents.
All necessity of Journey TO Washington. 10 pro
cure patent and the usual great delay there, are
here saved inventors.
Testimonials.
"During the time occupied the office Of Com
missioner of Patents X. II. Eddy. Esq. of Boston.
did business at the Patent Office. Solicitor fer
procuring patents. There were few, if any. per
sons acting in that capacity who had 81 much husi
ness before the Patent Office: and there were none
who conducted il with more skill. fidelity and sue
cess. regard Mr.. Eddy of the best inform
ed and most >kliul Patent Solicitors in the United
States and have no hesitation in assuring inventors
that they cannot employ person more comp eient
and trustworthy, and more capable of putting their
applications in form To secure for them an early
and favorable consideration n the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURkE.
Late Commissioner of Patents"
From The present Commissioner.
"ArGrsr IL. 1s55.-Durne the time have held
the office OF Commissioner of Patents X. II. EDDY,
Esu of Boston, has been extensively engaged III
the transaction OF business with the Office sc
lictor He is thoroughly acquainted with the law
and the rules of practice of the Office | regard
him as one Of the most capable and successful lrac
titioners with whom have had official intercourse.
CHAS. MASON. Commissioner OF Patents
Ro>t, H. Jan. l, 1857. lclo-66
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New lot Carretings.

NEW lot of Carpeting just received and TOR or. 50
~ chsapby E.JA"AlI
October 81, 1885.
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I)UBBERS. SANDALS AND GENTS

II '-4' y
Rubber Boots for sale Cheap. at
ALLEN Il BtRPEH'S,
Railroad Street. ST. Jnhn>burv
N,r.l o. 1871 y.
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TO DRUGGISTS AND OTHER DEALERS.
CAR

For the convenience al Druggists AID iIdiyidrsls
nc this Necin, H. III. State vermont Constants. Il
will lee kept in The ha,i> Z" State Agent Fkpr
ard all "r Iitl> ALL fc lI,nIiln illsd. /.
same Eel us ~ hen addressed IL
P-N. r. COVENTRY CO. ProIrri'r..