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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-04-29
VARNIs HES.

II MN II Il L D.
The Subscribers would call the special notice
of Railroad Car, Omnibus and Coach Builders
and Piano Forte Manufactures. to the fact that
VIC possess advantages second to 10 other estnb-
lishment for the manufacture Of
RELIABLE NARN1SH.
We have engaged with us Mr. John Babcock
an experienced practical Narnisl Maker, from
Newark, ~ j., whose reputation 0mong consul
meis is sufficient guaranty for the superiority
Of our NARNISnES.
They are Tut up, as urdcrpd, in secure packa-
cca OF wood or tin. No charge for urfcs other
packages >oliect 10 charge Strict and prompt at
tcntion given to all orders. We keep 10 to 20
thousand gallons constantly on hand.
STlMSON, VALENTINE & CO.,
% BIoodSHttt, 81 ston.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-04-29
OF M ONLY ONE DOLLAR for ALL!

TEN CENTS will buy n 1nire Of Writing Pa
per at COPELAND'S NEWS ROOM.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-04-29

$4,000 \ YEAR
Business honorablc-salary sure. To secure
chance, address immediately Enclosing postage
stimps) Metropolitan Agency Office, corner OF
Main and Merrimack Streets llaverhl, Mass.
MURIATE OF LINE.
The subscriber respectfully requests the FAT
mers of New ingland to examine the Report
made TO the Legislature by the State Committee
OH Agriculture, the present session -Scna'c Doc
ument No. 4. pages 26s and 2G9 showing the
and the fertilizer has taken as used upon tho
Farm School NJ Westbro'.
=. S.-A circular showing it, effects upon Corn,
Potatoes and all pod-bt airing plants, the Grape
Vine, Fruit Trees, Sc, will be sent pcr mail to
any person, free of charge.
JAMES GOuLD,7O State street, Boston.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
In Probate -Roslnire.

State OF Wisconsin, County of Grant, ss.:-County
Court March 25.h, 1857. Present, stephen o. Paine,
judge
In matter of the Guardianship of Charles A. Rose
lnre and James V. Roseniro, minors.
w this day George A. Ilosemire the general
guardian Of said minors, and filed in this court his
pogitoA for license sell certain real estate of his
particularly cscii5ed in said petition Tor reasons
in aad pei ,ion uamed.
It's nereupon oldorcd that the matter of said pet
tion be heard before the Judge OF this court at the
Court Hou5e IN Lancaster, the first Monday of June,
a. d. 1857 and t notice thereof be given to all per-
concerned by publishing this order for four sue
ctssiye eeka previous said day of hearing in the
Grant County Herald" weekly newspaper published
in Lancaster in said county, commencing within fifteen
days after Inc date hereof. STEPHEN O. PAINE,
42-4t C9aaty Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25

The Elk COMPTROLLER OF THE U. S.
TREAsuRY.--Elisha Whi,tlsey of Ohio, i,
remarkable example of official industry.
Though row far advanced in life, it has
been for the last eight wears his invsriahle
habit to labor at his desk from 8 o'clock
until 5, and again, from ) until s or 9
o'clock IN the evening. This venerable
man has never contributed dollar 10 the
support of any political party, or in any
manner to influence elections, beyond the
expense of printing his own ballots when i
candidate. He has never made a speech
in support of his own claims 10 public IA
for, and never allowed a Recommendation
TO be signed by his friends, or made am nm.
plication in his own behalf. Such eha,ag.
tiers are rare in any country, aud especially
80 in this. He proposes to return T.
Ohio, aud TO end bis days among his kin
cred,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
Chancery saEe-Fsacawess

Sheriff Ones, Grant County Circuit Court, April term
A. D 1851. W -
Dwight 4. Parker. Mary Ann Rockwell
In chaneery fer foreclosure of mortgage
virtue OF decree made in the above entitled cause
ID made the 18th day of APRIL A. D. 1857. at the
april term of said court on the chancery side thereof:
shall on the 9th day of june A. d. 1857, at O'clock
r H. of said day at the deer of the Court House. in t
fsge Of Lancaster, in said county, proceed TO sell al
public Vedue to the highest bidder for cash all te
agAi lite and interest both at law and in equity which,
he SAID Mary Apn Roosevelt had the day of fhe
se q ste gage therein mentioned or which she
may since haze acquired to the following described
promises, real estate 10 wit:
The southwest quarter Of the southeast Quarter
section No thirty-six 1861, in township No liz re-
north OF range No. four west of fourth F41 princ
pal meridian, containing forty more or less in
Grant County, Wisconsin. The above sale will be made
70 satisfy the of one hundred and twenty-one dol
lars and cents (sl2l 3D. deeTeed by said
court 70 oe due from said defendant to said complainant
.ar principal and interest mortgage and also f
essis ard charges and aecraing costs ana interest
Ed D. Lowry Plaintiff Atty D. WARP
Sheriff, Grant County, Wis
Dated Lancaster, April 10Th, A, D. 1851 4s-ot
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
Clsancery saEe-EHopAsns.

sheriFs ece, Grant County, oircu Court April term
1ofln II. Reuntree, Morrison H. Hopkins and Maria
l.. Hopkins, his wife,
n chancerg for foreclosure of morte .se
ny virtue Of decree made in The Dove entitled c,nae
ID made On The llth day Of April, \ D. 1857 at the
April term Of said Court The Oh i1cev side thereof
shah on the 9th day Of Jcne A. D 1857 between tbe
hours OF and2 o'clock afternoon If said day. at the
door of the Court Housen the Wills &c OF Lancaster IS
said county; proceed TO sell pub ie Ven3ue 10 ~
highest bidder for cash in hand, all he right title aud
interest both at law and IN gaty fich ihs Nor
rison ii. Hopkins, and Maria L. lpGiiis HAD on III.
dy Of the Date of the mortgage aerein mentioned or
which they may since have acc9I ed 10 tine following
described premises to vii:
The east ha Of tas northeast aarter Of section No.
tweaty hve l.o) in township No iS1 north Of Rance
No. TWO (2l west, lying and be ny in the County Of
ifaaf anu state Of Wisconsin. ne above sale viii be
enlade 10 satisfy the Of eli hty seven dollars and
fiyaye cents 100 dee eed by said court IA BE-
Cue from said defendants to sait complainant for min
opal ana interest on said raor- gage also for costs
ard charges and aceFuing cosi aud interest 800
Dunn i REED. Plaintiffs A. Tvs d. WARP
s lerid, Grant County Wis
Np,n 18th, a. D 1857. a5et 80
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
In Probate Saunders.

slate Of Wisconsin, County of Grant, ss.;--County
Judge.
In the matter of ;he esatc Of William Saunders, de-
ceased.
~ Hiram Barnhart, represent & the death of said de-
.ise inlestatc aud praying thai he (said petitione
ceased. - ~ ~
AHd theseupon it Is ordered that the matter
a q: CoH House in Lancaster in said Conntv on the
fstson oMaa y ,before the ud of this court.
Ana u y i ordered that said petitioner do give due
notice of scid petition b CHASING this order to be rub
8iicd 70! ee SUBMISSIVE weeks .egious said day of
hearing ~ TIE 'Gfant County Herald weekly news
paper published IN Lancaster, in said county.
z2-3b STEPHEN o. PAINE County judge
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
ENGLISH PHYSICIAN
At Nk[EA

dE subscriber oes leave 10 uaint tie sick and af
/ hicted of Grant County AMI Inc pnIgc ~ 49, ~,
that he has located in The village of New California r.
the practice Of his profession in the cure of diseases
to Sll Hesh--AUmaa and beast.
Having obtained his method OF PRACTICE from, fl va.
erinaty College OF Len6cn and from eminent rbysc;a
IN England as Also from long experience and resaac
he feels prepared To otter his trvees in the belaf ~
he viii he well rewarded The asieus diseases camfa
among aud children, with their synpsonsans1 IL
velopmens he pfolesses 70 understand and treat success
fully.
Worms IN Children, cancers, scuryys evil inflammation
lung diseases, plies &c., he will cure, if curable
Among the diseases OF horses, spavins .inr-bona
trapens curehs gallers splints fevcrs inness Of ih
aad other diseases incident horses: also c.srrafi y
eettsef every age upon the most improved plan: also
the peie-evii Siu be cured.
fail satisfaction win be rendered in sill cases
JOSEPH A. WILSON. Pkgsfeian
New California. Msy 2Sd 1886. Is
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
Tgtafa IF Era7a-nIcfica.

In the matter 81 the Estate of Joseph Hale deceased
Graut County Court, March Term, 1851 Present, Ste
plien O. Paine, Judge.
nN this day Joseph Brandon, the Administrator
OF SAID estate and his motion, it ordered That
al Claims ana demands against said deceased be heard
ana proven before the Judge of this Court well all
claims in offset thereto And ii is further ordered, that
six months from the date hereof be limited and allowed
for creditors of said deceased to present and prove their
claims & tat the first MONDAYS of May, August Sep
tenber d. 1857 at theCour- House nancaster in said
county and hereby appointed as the times place
when and where proof will be heard of all such claims
and offsets And it is further ordered that this order be
published in the County Herald for four successive
weeks, commencing within sixty days from the GATE
hereof-Dated March 9th 1857.
4t40 STEPHEN 0. PAINE, County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
gThere are Two Generas in (

EwThere are two Geuevas in the
West--one'in Wisconsin, t & ether in III.
in"is. Horace Greeley was engaged to
lecture at the former place, and took &
train from Chicago enrout for that point
as he supposed But on reaching The end
of his journey, he found himself AT the
wrong Geneva-in Illinois, Wien he should
have been in Nisa6;iiss..::.. For once, Horace
looked astonishedl he good people O
the Illinois Geneva, however. were clad te
see him, and upon invitation he Icctured
there to crowded house.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
Notice -G.adwall.

State of Wisconsin, County of Grant ss.:-Grant Circuit
Court April I4th, 1857.
Elzabe;a Caldwell Plaintiff, vs. William Caldwell, De.
f.ndant.
TE1E subpoena in the above EMIT ed cause having beer
returned By the saeiiT Of sa county, showing tia
lllidayits filed in said cause that said William Cad
well is nonresident dendant It is ordered that snit
defendant do denluF to the plaintiffs com
paint herein before the f Mondsy of August 4
D. 1857, and that notice thereoft given said tlef,na
by publishing this order for six successive weeks pre-
vious 10 said first Monday of august il. thu s'tfran
County Herald" weekly 2aper published in til,
iown of Lancaster in said county.
By the ourt,
NJ. d, COTHREN, Judge.
Dated April 18th 1851 49-62
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
Estate Of Boyd Notice.
ale of Wisconsin, County Of Grant, ssoountyc

State of Wisconsin, County of Grant, ssConnty
March 1Sth 1857.
the matter of the Estate of Robert Boyd deceased.
ON this day the Administrative OF said estate BY
~ E. H. LowIy her Attorney, an. on her motion II Is
ordered That proof of all claims and demands against
aid deceased and ali demands in Offset thereto be
heard and made before the Judge of this Court:
And theleapon it is ordered, That the first MonGay
Iof May, and the first Mondays of August
and September, A. D. 1857 at the Court-h ouse
Lancaster in said County be and are hereby set ana
appointed the times and place when an where proofs
all such claims will be heard By said Judge: And it
lis further ordered That six months from the date hereof
ganst said deceased present and prove the same And
that notice thereof be given to all persons concerned by
publishing tis order for four successive weeks in the
Grant County Herald, weekly newspaper published in
1s9id county, commencing within so days from the date
lheteol.--Datcd March 18Th, 1857.
I4t40 SIEPHEN Q. PAINE, County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
LEGAL NOTICES.
II Probate Summons.

State Of Wisconsin,, County OF Grant, ss.-Countv Court
April sth 1897, present, Stephen O. Paine, judge.
III the matter OF the estate of Thomas Summons decd
N this day came Almira Summons the widow of sal d
" deceased. and tiled III this court Instrument in
writing purportng to he the last viii and testament Of
said deceased in which she the said AniTa, is ma ned
sole exeeu;rx, and moved thai the same be adm tied
10 rohate aud thereupon it is ordered that pc of of
sid viii be Heard before the Judge of this court ii the
Caurt House IN Lancaster, the lrst Monday If May
1897.
And il is further ordered that notiee thereof be given
70 al persons concerned by Publishing this order for
tn successive weeks previous said dav of HEARING in
Grant County Herald" weekly new paper pui1
lished al Lancaster ia said county.
Dated April sth, 1857. STEPHEN y. PAINE.
4 81 CgNRfn .Il,llre
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
LEGAL NOTICES.
Administration Norlce Moore.

State Of Wisconsin, County of Grant, ssco1nty Court
March so, 1857. Present, Stephen o. Paine, Judge;
In tie matter Of the estate OF Edmund !. LOCKE, ue
ceased.
ON this day was fled the administration account OF
j. B. Moore the administrator OF the estate OF sald
deceased for final settlement. :,
And thereupon ii is ordered that the matter OF siu
accounts and final settlement of said estate be ma ne
fore the judge of this court at the Court House ~ %
caster on the first Monday of May A. D. 1857: and that
notice thereof be given to all persons coneerned e pun
fishing this order for three successive weeks previous
10 said dav OF hearing IN the "Grant County Hes'ld,
weekly new published Lancaster in said county
42-3t STEPHEN o. PAINE, County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
snidar Estate Notice.

State ofWsconsn Count oftrant County Court March
Term, Al 1857, present Stephen O. Paine, judge
IN me matter OF tae estate OF Andrew Snider deceased
AN reading sn ming the petition OF Noah Allen rep
resent ne among other things that ON the 18Th iay of
February os the said deceased racted to convey
to sald etlNoner the premises known the undivided
eeealf OF the north sixty off the east half of the
quarter OF section nineteen Town six north
u Range four ~ west in said County of Grant and
claiming that said petitioner had complied with all the
conditions Of said contract his part and was entitled
10 aconVevance of said tract; ana praying that Jared
Warner and Ira " Brunyon, administrators of the es-
ale OF said deceased be BY this court authorized and
directed b decree OF this court to execute and deliver
70 sad peiitoner conveyance thereof according to
law It is shereupon ordered that fhe matter If sad
edition be heard before the Judge of said court at the
Court House in Lancaster, Grst Monday of June
A. ID 1897, ut one eae, +. NJ and that notice there.
Of be given TO all persos concerned by publishing this
rer for SIX successive weeks previous TO said day of
aearlng IN the Grant County Herald" weekly news
paper publ he'd in Lancaster, in said county
Dated March 3d. 1851. STEPHEN o. PAINE
4z-bt County Judge
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
GRANT COUNTY nBRiLD

w TAKING LETTER A1hs fs14oPEs-
Tons Of paper and barrels OF
mucilage are used up i'll this city
every month in the manufacture
ofan ARTICLE SO insignificant and
unpretending as letter ENVELOPES.
Four firms are engaged IN lh'
business Oh a large scale, and sew
eral others in a small way. 1t
is estimated that the number OF
enveIops made in this city every
week, is at least forty millions
Out ofNcw York, there IS a fac
tory in Worcester, lIassachu-
sets, which manufactures to q
large extent, ana there is one do
ing a moderate business in Phil
adelphia. The process Of man
ufacture may be briefly doscrib-
ed. A rean of paper, or about
five hundred sheets, is placed
under a knife Of a shape CORES
ponding with an envelope when
entirely opened, which is forced
down by a powerful screw press,
worked by a hand lever. Ihc
pieces cut out, slightly adhoarin+
at the edges, from action Of tbs
knife, resemble sclid block OF
wood until broken up. The flap
is afterwards stamped by a STINT
lar procoss-a boy being able to
prepair fifty thousand per day III
this manner. taking one, two OF
three envelopes at each move
ment of the hand. They are then
taken by one hundred girls,seatcd
at long tables, by whom they
are folded and gummed. 4 sin
gle girl will apply the gum t.
sixty thousand or even soyenty
thousand in day, and from Gyc
thousand to sever thousand may
he folded in the same time. L,
these processes, the girls acquire
great CELEBRITY and skill, being
stimulated by the wages offered.
which vary from twelve TO thirty
cents for each one thousand.-
The envelopes are next counted,
banded and packed.
Some varieties are embossed.
or otherwise decorated, requiring
additional labor. The establish
mont OF whica wo are now speak
ing, consumes net far from twelve
tons Of paper per month, in the
single articl of envelopes. 'I'Iiis
quantity ofpaper, at ten cotnt pr
pound, would cost TWO thousand
four hundred dollars - FIX
change.
How TO SELECT NJ u cas-
NIossfs. Editors: [ have tried
poisoning rats, 81; fs!ad thoy soon
become very careful what they
cat; and have found that a good
CAT is the most eioclual remedy
AS is the case generally, there is
only ore Or two mousers in a it,
ter. | will give rula which I re-
ceiyed from a Gtrmau,and which
/ have seen tried enough to know
that it is good, if 1t is a cat story.
4 poor cat is about as bad as
rats. The Germans rule was.
" hen the kittens were old enough
10 be playful, to catch a mouse
and holding it by the tail, gives
the kittens a chance to play with
1t; some would grab at it oagerIy,
while others wou'd be enurcIy
Indifferent. The former he would
save, and in this way | have
known several who have never
failed to obtain good cats. 1t is
very simple, hut may be Of use tn
some.-I Coun!ry Gentleman.
ADoEEs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
G.. LAM ON

of Beet0wn, Wis.,
AS TAKEN A FRESH START with Fresh "
4 l. OF Goods, in the Store formerly occupied lgl
Barr, one door below the old place and is selling
Prices Satisfactory to all his numerous patrons I
sell entirely to good paying customers, and al CasA J
ces,-not having to make up for bad debts by claaI
high prices TO honest men,
WE KEEP I'D
Farm TOOls-Ha Scythes, Forks, Cradles (ats41
Hay Rakes, Shovels and Hoes. Galeua Flows, &C. M
House FurDiture-Cook and Parlorstoyes ana q, v
Chairs, Bedsteads. Stands Baby Cribs and Table ~
Lounges Tin Ware, Crockery- Ware, Hard Ware @1
n general assortment of m
Dry-6oods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, BOOKS alA !
per- In short, we have almost everything thai s.G
red in any community and shall be happy to ausrl
the demands of all who favor us with their paIol
We call particular attention to ourlarge STOCK ~
tools. Grain Cradles Wholesale and Reta-c,sss,t
Beetown, July I, 1856. 51&1y g. LA4'v'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25

Mutual CoMpLgMENTs.- Smith and
Brown runr;ng opposite ways round a cor
ner struck each other. 10 dear said s,
show You made my head ring" ''l'hat's
8 sign ii is hollow" said Brown. Didn't
yours ring!" asked Smith. "No."-
''Ehats sign its cracked" replied his
friend.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
JUST TAKE a PEEP

AT YOURSELVES IN POTOST
And See Yourselves as Others See you.
TS7E undersigned would respectfully inform the cit;
/ zens of old Grant, that he has opened Daguerrean,
ioem "a Putcsi, where he is prepared TO take rooi
kenesses as reasonable prices Please call and examine
toT yourselves. Hours of sitting from s o clock M
I'LL = T. " Those wishing children taken viii please
call in the forenoon.
Rooms in the thompson Block few doors below the
City Hotel. Open Fridays aud SATURDAYS of each
Week. HENRY W WRfcF5T
Potosi Nay Iath, 1856. IL,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
General Merchandise.

HOl.L & VANCE will continue the General Mes8
4 tile business al the old stand of HO, Vance 4
at potosi, where will be found every thing usuar
for IN this market, in the lae of Dry Coos, 10e
Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Yankee Motions, m
Goods, &c, sc. Articles of luxury and utility FA
found always on hand, at prices low as can b.
loft H0LL & YAME.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
FRESH ARRIVAL OF sPRln
AND SUMMER GOODS

= = 80 ~ = 4 = Y = !. ~
lFENiE SUBSCRIBERS have just received theii M
Il Stock of Goods,to which they would respecllugl
vte the attention of the public in general Qsl N
composed in part of the following viz: Lazy =
Goods. !.
All wool, Beraze, and common delaine Befa", h
and figured Brilliantines, Lawns Lawn Robes ieI~S
Debaize, Ginghams. bard muslin, DinIity Manf9Oa
Also a fine lot of Linen Cambria Handkerchlels
hosiery, ernbroideres Bonnets ribbons in fact eVe
necessary to complete Ladies' Toilet. -.
Our Stock of Boys & Chidrens' wear is compisiSs v
piete Of anv ever brouebt 10 market besides
complete lot of Boots & ,oes Hats, & Caps - ~
NC. Also large assortment Of Groceries a dss "
Carpenters Tools, Iron Nails Glass, Putty W al
Lamp Black, Rosin, Dye Stuils and in fact every
that is usually kept in country store, and WIZ M
be sold ORES reasonable terms as any house in 'h0
ty. se
lancaster, April 25th, 1856. 43-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
MERCHANDISE.
New Goods at Potosi.
SAM WILSON

rs now in receipt Of his Stock of Summer Goods.
comprising as usual q heavy and varied assortment
Of all articles generally kept by hnmore especially p
staple and domestic dry goods ladies' dress goods OF all
fashions and fabrics-suInmer lawns and silks.
Also. mens' boys and misses boots bootees shoes &c
Ladies' and misses strws, laces bonnets and bonnet
trimmings.
Mems and boys silk, fur, straw leghorn and Panama
hats.
Parasos, satns vevets and other rich wares fine
an assortment as be found in the country.
Clothing for and boys of every quality and style
House and table hardware, cutlery and eroekery.
Farm implements and family groceries, nails, glass
&C., &c.
To all of which he invites the purchasing conmunits
to take look, being fully convinced taa for cash. he
can and is disposed to sell low be had in thi.
or the adjoining counties.
" continue take in exchange all saeable articles
of farm produce for goods. SAM WILSON
Potosi, May 14th, 1856, 47-t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
NEW STORE AT
PLEASANT VALLEY.

.FHNHE subscriber offers new stock of Goods for u
4 at Pleasant Valley, in the Room formerly ooaFi
by Himer & Visscher
He will sell cheaper for ready pay thar can be hs
those who credit
general invitation is given to all tho country, ~
81, Lancaster, Waterloo, Harrison. Fennmore and v
town--all that want cheap goods. Ready Made Clots
Fancy Goods, Dress Wares, &c. that goods can be \
'1ght at my Store in Pleasant Valley.
June 18th, 1856. 1-tf S. Bl0Gl
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Wholesale Grocery Il Liquor islSiaess.

he viii sell as low reasonable pret;, win .1
long engaged in the Poiei trade he feels ~
ne can give satisfaction both in eaatiis aud ,y - S,
visiting iosss IL want OF the articIes aboye ~
fctosi. Arsig q, Is5s. Alss sae ae's