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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-01
Democratic Convention.

In pursuance to call, the Democrats of
Center township met in convention, at Pr
ats Hall, on Saturday. 2 p. m.
On motion of d. Vinnedge, Henry Nc
Farlin was chosen Chairman, and II. A.
o. Packard Secretary; after which. the
following officers were unanimously nomi-
nated
Township Trustee, Andrew Hume;
Treasurer, A. G. Staley;
a Clerk, NJ A. o. Packard;
Constables-David How, Adam Vim
hedge, and Miles III. Tibbi,s.
After the nominations. speeches were
made BY Messrs John G.. Osborne, VIM.
NJ. Patterson and NJ. A. o. Packard.
On motion of d. Vinnedge, the proceed
ings of the convention were ordered to be
published in the Marshall County Demo-
cr0t
On motion, the convention adjourned sine
die.
HENRY McFARLIN, Pres.
M. A. o. PACKARD, Sec.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-01
A large supply of Blank Deeds,
printed in a workman-ike-man-
ner. are for sale at this office.

EEThe Democrats of Center Town
ship turned out largely to their convention
on Saturday last, and the utmost good
feeling and unaninlity prevailed. The
nominations were unanimously made, and
spirit manifested that showed they also
intended to elect their ticket. We fear re-
publican representations OF split in the
democracy will fail them at tic ballot box.
Some excellent remarks were made By W.
M. Patterson Esq, on the union OF the de-
mocracy, and also by J. G. Osborne Esq,
on the present differences on the Kansas
question. His remarks ought 20 be OUT
etus to all fears any one might have Of the
anti-Lecomp,on democrats amalgamating
with black -republicanism.
"Shall we,' says he, ''sunder every VI
ofan ancient faith and principle. aud 50
with L purity with whom we now happen 10
agree on mere alter Of policy, bas with
whom we have ever been at wasr on every
measure and principle of our government?
We apprehend there Is no one OF so little
Judgment as to say ''YEA" to this question.
We would conclude this note by asking
of democrats, that they would be prompt
in duty to their several township elections
this spring, not for any great importance
in The Offices themselves, bet for the il;iiu-
ence 1t will have on that greater cn.est
which will soon be upon us. Lit the
spring election give prestige for great
er triumph next fall.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-01
300 STUDENTS

AT PITTSBURGH, PA.-This Institution is now enjoy
ing popularity and patronage far above any In
stitution Of the kind in the United States 1t has
won its way to its present emnence by the energet-
ic action on the part of its inagers. ald the en-
ployment of twelve teachers in the various de-
partments, of superior qualifications, exclusively.
Four large halls are now occupied by the School;
vet more rooms are to be fitted up, and additional
teachers employed, to supply the demand of the
many that apply here for thorough preparation
for active business, at the Business Mans College.
For further information see advertisement, or
address F. W. Jenkins, Principal, Pittsburg, Pa.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-01

taken from the South Bend REGISTER of Sept. A.,
le57-Hon. Schuyler Colfax, NJ. G.. editor:
"We rarely allude to patent Medicines edfsori-
ally, leaving them to speak for themselves in our
advertising columns; but is only sheer justice to
say that Dr. Roback's Scandinavian Remedies
arc performing some extraordinary cures in North
ern and Central Indiana, and really seem to be
worthy Of trial by the afflicted. We have noticed
in our Indiana exchanges alone, accounts of three
or four remarkable cures effected by them within
the past month, certifedto by persons with whom
we are well acquainted. Andwe select from them
the following, because the signature will be well
known to all our old citizens. Morris Morris is
one of the most valued and widely known residents
of Indianapolis; for many years State Aud itor
and enjoys the highest confidence of all who know
him. He has voluntarially published the following
certificate in the Indianapolis Journal" See adv
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-01
froEA Wa shing-
ton.

Washington, March 81.
The Kansas debate has nearly run out IL
the House, which adjourned at p. M, no
one desiring to speak on the subject.
The Treasury, last weeks statement,
shows the receipt for the week to be nearly
100000 dollars The amount on deposit
was 85,O00,OO dollars. of which 7,OOO,-
600, dollars is subject to draft, or three and
fifth millions increase over last week.
The Turkish Admiral and suite have &C
cepted an invitation to visit The Red Rived
of the North, which is the western bound
airy of Minnesota. The principle object be-
ing to see the valley Of he river and to en-
gage in hunting the elk and buffalo.
The HOUSE was not officially informed
until TO day of the passage of the Kansas
bill.
Times, co-respondence-Col Benton is
i'll of a cancer in the stomach. lie coDtin
ues his work in his abridgement of the de-
bates Of the Senate, and hopes to live 10
Sui ,h it,
Ilcrald's correspondence--aIr Corning
inf rms me there is not the slightest found
alton for the report that he contemplated
lsigning either the presidency Of ihe Cen
;ral railroad, or his seat in Congress.
According to the plan laid down by the
War Department for the service in Utah, |
am informed that there will be, by July
next. $500 troops in that Territory amply
supplied for an active campaign
The following confirmation as postmas
ters, were made in executive session yes
;erday
r. c. Hammond, Akron, Ohio.
i. Barnett, Duukirk
!. n. Jones. Madison. Wis.
c. Palmer, Michigan City.
J. W. Downer. Winona, MINI.
A. p. Durlin, Lyons, Iowa.
The following were also confirmed.
c. c. Rogers, Attorney of the United
States for Kentucky
J, b. Yates. Consul at Hamburger.
j. Holt, of Kentucky, Commissioner Of
Patents.
J. c. Knapp. U. s. Attorney for Iowa.
S. Sumner, u. S. Marshal for Iowa.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-01

~The April Atlantic is received
thesaurus of good things. as usual
Among the continued papers are The Cat
acombs of Rome. My Journal to my Cous-
IN Mary, Amours De Voyage, and The
Autocrat of the Breakfast Table. The
other articles are The Hundred Days, Hap
piness, The Pure Pearl Of Divers Bay,
The Story of Karin, The Able De L'Epee,
Who is the Thief, Telling the Bees, Per-
sian Poetry. Sandalphon. and Mr.. Buchan-
ans Administration. The latter article we
have not read. but presume it is considers
bly, tainted with Boston politics, for which
we profess no particular relish.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-01

About twenty-five thousand dol
lars Of School money, belonging
to Marshall County, is now on In
terest.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-01

Eighteen hundred volumes have
been taken from the Center Town
ship Library within the year end
ing March 90. A fact that tells
yOtatmes for the reading commune
ty of Plymouth and vicinity.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-01

give have received the first number
of 1.-The National Democrat paper just
started at Indianapolis. which is TO advo-
cate. as itself declares. "the principles of
the National Democratic party, as embod-
led in the Cincinnati Platform Its mot
70 is Popular Sovereignty Right'--''To
Jefraud it is a Crime" Charles Smith,
the editor, comes out in a handsome salu-
tory, in which he shows himself bold
and spirited, and, at the same time, cour-
teous writer. We anticipate that this new
enterprise in newspaperdom, will be we'll
patronizcd. 1t is handsome sheet, and
will no doubt be worthy the cause it advo-
Gates. 1t is published semi-weekly and
weekly. Semi-weekly, SO SO; weekly. 81
per year.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-01
TO NON RESIDENTS,

The undersigned with tile County surveyor, VIII,
on the 18th of March, 1858, at I0o'clock a. m.
of said dav, proceed to survey and locate the cor
ners of their land in Secs. 80 & 49, township IS,
range l east in Marshall County, Indiana.-to
meet on the premises, and continue from day to
day until all is surveyed.
Non.residents, who fail to meet the Surveyor at
the time above mentioned, and defray, or provide
for defraying their portion of the expenses of said
survey. viii be returned to the County Auditor
and such deIinauencies placed on the tax duplicate
and collected according to law.
FULMER & ROUDEBUSH.
coIs,S rt.J
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-01
Cincinnati, March GO,


The steamer st. Lawrence. from
Pittsburgh for New Orleans, struck on
rock near Pomery Ohio, on Sunday. and
sank. The boat was valued at $500, 600
She IS a total loss. Part other cargo will
be recovered in damaged condition. No
lives lost
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-01

The Officers and Directors of said Soci-
ETY. are requested to meet at Plymouth, on
Saturday, April Sd, at 10 o'clock a. M, for
the purpose of finishing up premium list
for the next fair.
By order of the President.
1. B. HALSEY, Pres.
S. B. CoRBALE7, Sec. 2w
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-01
70 GAHPEHfERS. IGIaElS 4 HlSlHS

The undersigned. Auditor of Stark county, In
diana, agreeable to an order ofthe Board of Com
misscners Of said county, viii receive sealed prop
ositions until the first Monday in March, 1858, for
the erection of Court House in the town of Knox
the plan of which can be seen at the Auditors
Office in Knox, in said comfy.
JOHN S. BENDER,
dec2l5m3. auditor Of Stark County
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-01

G&THANKs-To Hon. j. d. Bright and
Hon. Schuyler Colfax, for interesting pa
pers from Washington.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-01
Thanks.

VIM. Fargher Jr., of La Porte is as gen.
erous as he is enterrr:sing. He sent us
last week. with his compliments very ell
egant EASY Chair" for which we tender
him an editors thanks. He says "gener-
osi;y to the printer is bread cast upon the
water" No greater truism. friend Far
CHER, but the only difficulty is the lack of
noble souls. like yourself TO appreciate it.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-01

CHERfFF'S SALE.-By virtue of commits
! = sion and order of sale to me directed from the
Clerk of the Marshall Circuit Court, | will expose
for sale as the law directs at the court house door
in the town of Plymouth, Marshall county, Indiana,
on Saturday, the 10th day of April, 1853, between
the hours of 10 o'clock m. and o'clock p IN, of
said day, the following described Zeal estate sit
uate in said county and state aforesaid, to-wit:-
The north two-thirds (23) of town lot number thir
ty-five, (35) on Michigan street, in the town of
Plymouth. The same to be sold without regard
to valuation or appraisement laws. Taken the
property of George B. Stedman and Helen A.
Stedman at the suit of Lyman Griffin. Amount
DUE S429 50.
j.. F. VATyALKENBURGH
marls-17t3S2 Sheriff VI. c..
INJECTION NOTICE.-State of Indiana,
IL Marshall comfy, SIS: To the Sheriff of Mar
shall county, greetng:-I, Newton r. Packard,
Clerk of the Marshall Circuit Court, do hereby
certify that elecsion will be held at the usual
places Of holding elections in each and every town
ship in said county, on the first Monday, the 9Th
day of April, 1858 The following off GERS are to
be elected, to-wit Union township, two Justices OF
the Peace; est township one Justice Of the Peace
German township, two Justices OF the Peace; one
Constabe for syery Justice in each township; also
one Clerk, Treasurer, and Trustee in each town
ship in said county.
In Witness of which. have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the seal of said court
I.S.) at Office in Plymouth, this Oh day of
March, 1888.
N. X. PACKARD, Clerk NJ. c. C.
PROCLAMATION
The qualified voters of Marshall county, Indi-
ana, are hereby notified that an election will be
held in accordance with the above notice, for the
purpose Of slccting persons to FIJI the offices de-
scribed therein, on the first Monday, tie 9th day Of
April, 1853.
Given under my hand at Plymouth, this 9th day
of March, 1859.
J. I. VANVALKENBURGH.
marl1-16t3. Sheriff Marshall Co.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-01
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

uTHE MUSICAL WORLD, Edited by R.
Storrs Willis, Edward Hodges, Mus. Doc indie
pendent contributor has entered upon its 18th
volume. 1t is issued weekly, with music in every
number which can be detached for binding, MIR.
Willis intends to add to the usual attractions of the
paper during the coming year "reminiscences of his
European experiences the first of which appears
in the early January number. Address Musical
World Office, No. $40 Broadway N. Y. Feb. ii.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-01

S. B. CoRBALEf, Sec.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-01

NSTRAY NOTICE.-Taken up, by Philip
n Hupp, living in German township, Marshall
county, Indiana, one estray colt, supposed to be
two years old next spring, light bay mare colt.
with large white spot in her forehead; no other
marks or brands perceivable. Said property was
appraised at the sum of thirty dollars, by Francis
Coil and Abraham Heminger, before George A.
Metcalf, Justice of the Peace.
Attest n. r. PACKARD, Clerk
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I0HN O. PAaE. Jn..

JOHN o. PAGE, j.,
RsspecfeuIy announces 10 the citizens Of Richmond
ths sS1cscus AID cssTE.i store, No g Main street.
.os. 4 As as:; so siP we s
so ;1 H aia sd
variety :: sdspsednsss 70 he ysssd ssssss az
Of M 81 R' Snb Il ;'b eSa;s Il ysan
can be procured rom tie JEST FHiirdslpSia snd Ess
tern manufacturers, and choice assortment Of his
0"A Tas aENTLEMENs DEPARTMENT.
tsrs, &C., Of CAY. Patent Leather, Cashmere and
ged Boots, Bootees and Brogans Of Northern manu-
facsure; which, together with those Of hisow make.
o. can be found in the city.
THE nlssiS AMP S sHT DEpARr-
:. .tock ad With = comniete variety Of styles Of
Caters Bo,.ses Ties and siippers suitable for iii
and g sIli ~ trsfs
have paid especial attentisa TO- aud any article In
cs ZIP o. sq. Sss e
as cssaB asD Do Foa
In addition to an excellent and full assortment o.
own make my ss 81 ysroas
il cIuding 90 many kinds, that whether for mouse.
factory. or plantation service. can supply the
wants Of all TsG Rfy 66s xf AZ di
Ihave made such arrange.nents with the various
manufacturers of TRUNKS. CARPET BAGS and
VALICES, AS will enable me at all times to furnish
superior articles 10 this line. at moderate price,
styles and qualities and to those In want will be
prepared st all times to please both to article and
price and respectfully solicit call.
JUBBING DEPARTMENT.
My stock In this department enables me to offer to
dealers by the PACKAGE or DOZEN, for cash or city
acce utances general assortment of Boots and
shoes expressly adapted to the retail trade Of r
oinia which will be sod at q small advance on fac
tory prices and invite dealers to give call be-
fore purchasing.
To my friends and the public generally. who pa
tronzed me so literally at my recent location. No.
I3 Main street, tender my sincere thanks and shall
be pieasea to see them at my store No. 80 Main
oc lin JOHN PAGE JR
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AND KENTUCKY RAIL-

VIRGINIA AND KENTUCKY NAIil-
' ROAD.-NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-Sealed
proposals will be r,c9ived by the undersigned until
he 18th of November next for the Graduation aud
MASONRY of the first fifty miles of the above road,
extending from the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
west towards Cumberland Gap. The pr9nies ana
nlsns mon The above named distance be seen al
the Office OF the Chief Engineer in the town of Al
ingdon after the LIST day of November neXt VINO VIII
give All necessary explanations in regard thereto
The line is divided iato about one mile sections In
the above distance there will be earth to more
amounting to about 600 yards OF loose anc hard
perches of dry drains, % 600 perches.
Those proposing foi the work arc requested to
state in their bids what sunt of stock they are
willing to take in part payment for their work.
Adore So the undersigned, at Abingdon. Va.
W HAWKINS Il co.
NB-The inspecting of the Profiles and Plans of
the Chief Engineer has been changed from the ~ h
Of October to the LIST of November, owing to the
great amount OF labor required 20 prepare them
W. J. I'll. CO,
se 2l-dtd Abingdon, Va.
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LoxxU1IH0.
GWAN ( cos LOTTERIES
~ TRIUMPHANT

me following Bcheme will be drawn By D. SWAN
4 90. Manarers Of tho Sparta Academy Lottery, in
each Of their Single Number Lotteries for Novem-
bcr laSs ct AUGUSTA, Ca. In public, under the
eupsrfntephence Of Commissioners.
GLASS 20 draws on SATURDAY, November 6. 1883.
GLASS Al draws on SATURDAY. November b. 1855.
CLASS ~ draws on SATURDAY, November 20, 1858.
GLASS a. draws on SATURDAY, November a. 1853.
on THE PLAN OFSINGLE NUMBERS
30ou TICkETSi
1--WE THOUSAND -FOUR HUEDRED AND
EI0HTY-PIyE PRIEST
Nearly o.s nla e s.s,1y I; M,.s Tickets
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go ~ VERANDAh -
GNfsjHOTEL AND NM. - :. ~ 4. 4.
NM TAliRANT.--The prupristor takes
~ crest pleasure in rstnfnin9 thanls g
the pubic fo the very liberal PATRONAGE tnsy hrss
battered on him for years past. a00 nayn4 ens.I e
ed his establishment re .s now prepalea g acsom u
MEDIATE large number Of rersons VIII soos
81 any no 81 south or north, and ne hopes tn. ~
strict att. nticn TO the confort snd convemence -
his guests 20 make them feel strictly - nome.
The restaurant part OF the house 2 g al umSs
supplied with the choicest Of nsh, lean ana iDw
s,,c - oysters in every style, veuteon. pneasant
psrtridqe canvas back ducks. blue wing, red necky
snnallard ard other ducks, from the Posomsc. wild
turkeys hares, squirrels, &c. ,,
The bar il ,uyuished with tho beat Wines liquors.
and cigars selected By the proprietor Ut the sussor
house.
supper rooms for private parties.
Also. excellent stabling for horses
Orders for OYSTERS IN any quantity, opened or
In the she'll viii be promptly attended to, In the
city country All Oysters warrentsd TO 60 OF the
bes. qualify. hELU
&C aim 9Th st.. between Marshall and Clay.
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VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AND iROCERIES FOR SALE.-With view of
moving to my new store, on Brook Avenue. Offer
for sale the large threestory brick store and dwell
ing together with, separa te from the large two
storystone AMI brick sto:ehouse and dwelling IN the
rear The whole premises is large aud r'only and
well adapted TO almost any kind OF business-!rom
a retail to wholesale commission house fronting Oh
Canal street, Immediately opposite the Basin, where
a large majority OF the canal boats receive anc de
liver their freights-and its being near to all the
City Banks, Custom House, Postcifice. HaxalI and
Crenshaw Gallego and other Mills. Tobacco Ware
houses and Otht large establishments. renders it
both valuable and desirable as business house.
This property, as an investment, woald pay good
sale nv entire stock of Boots Shoes Dry Goods and
Groceries, as WHOLE or in parcels at PRICES which
cannot fail to suit purchasers. The house has run
of custom already tabitshed which could be large
ly increased thus affording opportunity seldom
offered, to those wishing to commence business
oe lists JAMES WARDEN.
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HAT TRADE.
KELLY Il MAHON

KELLY MASON
i07 Main street, Richmond, virninia
The Fall trade is now commencing, and We are pre-.
pared for IL, with stock of Hats, Caps Furs Cm-
breilas, &c Ac OF every style and grade.
One Of he frm has just returned ffoa eshe North
where for some weeks he has devoted hmfef assiiu.
ted homes: and mixing Reactions and he h ss been
able to purchase at such prices will warrant us
in selling " low if not lower than any other house
in this city.
With regard to our stock, it viii be sufficient 10
say that wa have laid In every thing that could
find. To the manufacture of SILK Hats, on cur own
premises, we pay the greatest attention, and We
have made eur wholesale rooms complete In every
respect. 90 Tim
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., rns s,caxosD DAnY DIsr.rcH.l

CHsssrsaNsnuss, Oct y, 1885,
The Grand Division Of the Sons Of Temperance
met 10 this town yesterday morning, and oons,
dertpg the many Fare that are new being nc,a'
snd sboat 10 be held, have very Respectable aess
CATION 10 attendance. The officers are Oil tn soc'
pisces
Christiaosburg IL town Of about 1000 innaoi-
tants, and bsing the couoty seat " 9uite ns.'y
place. IL 10 situated on the top OF TIE Aheanany
noantaios and the case with toe En-, s" sar
towns generally in Virginia, 10 remarkable LOT
hosngtsiitx "a the visitor. with us, Of the g. D.,
the only Complaint we can make 10, that We are
-, might, the sons Of Temperance had public
s.mperaacs meeting The audience Ks;e, aoa
han. Of Richmond, and Mr.. Randolph, OF Augusta
To,norrow will BE- great day here; 10 addition
70 the large number of delegates 10 attendance
on the Grsnd Division of the Sons OF Temperance,
the Circus will be here
Yesterday, an accident occurred on the railroad,
about tvo miles from this place. BY which gen-
tleman, by the name Of Fulwiler, was badly, bns
not seriously injured. The cars ran over COW
and threw the hindmost car of the track-the car
was very much injured. More anon. JOHN
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.-es FASHIONABLE STYLES OF
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.-New
M and beautiful styles, now in store. ana re-
M ceiyi az daily ali the latest patterns and fab
RIGS of Wooden and Silk Goods, suitable for gentle
mems wear.
New styles of black and colored Cloth, plain and
fancy SILK, liked Cashmere business ana Walking
Goats and Sacks.
Superior Black French Deeskiu, and new patterns
of fancy Cashmere Pants, made up in the latest
manner.
Also. full stock of winter Overcoats OF Cloths.
Beavers Pilots and Cassimeres, made in the latest
fas hion. -
a great variety of Vests, consisting of fine Black
Satins plain and figured Silks, Grenadines, CASH
meres. Cashmeres Velvets, &c.
Particular attention is Called to the large assort
me mt of Shirts and Furnishing Goods. all now Of
fered at reduced prices at ST0CKDALE'S.
IA Main street.
or Is-lm* Near Exchange Bank
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WATCHES, cr.ocEs. =.
- r. VINCENT, Croor AID

y r VINCHNI, Csocx AID
- WAscnnaxm, JEwm1a .ArD O!11uAs
Dmy choke ssiecSson 81 olOckv, whieb ~
quality snd quantity sre not surYss.ed ~ ~ det
sortment Of JgWKI.RY and ePlQxACLnk. The
above goods were purehassd recsnt!y. ron CASH. q
the manuihcsuressi asd haying m.0e ars9eemssss
psred at al tines To- sell goods - = small Aoy.ics
On factory prices Just recsi lived. g rs6
n vtsiom cccsstonsd from - ueok defemtty
ofhegvjse eixteen yesrs' Gndy ard psnetlce q op-
teal science enables ne TO decide 20 cest1nV
upSn wbat kinds Of Lenses are - 0seuhssso 70
i. C,ccks " stcbss, JswsIry and 5rccfAeles RI.
800 ~ VINCENT,
'"s' SIGN Of the Bpectacies,
90 oA-fm sth and Brood st, Kichmsnd. Va