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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-19

ESoISEERs AND GENKRAL SUITS OFF1CE MENfIns ANp
ChAKIEssTuN RAILROAD.
MEMPHIS. June 26, 1857.
70 WHOM IT CONCERN N;-ihs Is To CcrLfy that tho
Memphis and Charleston Railroad ComIaI have pur-
chased W. : Bennett, the right tu prepare Hnd
upon their Depots, Buildings Cars, &c, No., West
Galvanic patent lire aud proof kounug and that
we believe II 10 be economical and durable cover
ing, having already had II IN for eight months.
SAM. TATE, President.
r {. ARMS, Genl Supt.
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Thomas Ford, blacksmith, living near Cass avenus
on Tenth street, had n horrible running on his
foot Hc tired various Luimouls, Savcs, &c., but
could do rood. He despaired of being able
To work a hs Trade again, because lac could bear
any WEIGHT hi, foot. aud hy small bottle OF
McIAAn-s Volcanic i4nimcnt he j. now perfectly
ed. r.#.
Rheumatism. Paralysis. Neuralgia, bruises, Sprans,
Stinhrss the JOINTS Muscles sore Throat, Swell
mrs, Ear ache ur ISothichc, Wounds, Fresh Cats,
Sores Burns. ~cslds Pains Nc yield u the magic"
inluoucc OF tlils wonderful l-niIlient.
For Horses and CJtt- il Is iut,llbie remedy for
Chafes Calls. Scratchss, Cracked Heels, Iameness,
STaY B, Ssrrny, SIlmt, Fistula, Bruises, Sweungs,
WOUNDS Rattle Snake Bites. and various other diseas
which animals are liable 20 from injuries acci-
dents
Every Countrs Merchant should obtain supply OF
Mci.eRu's Nolf fanlc Ol lAnimsnt il sells rapidly be-
caase u ALWAYS cures.
liberal discoant will be made 10 merchants who
buy 10 sell asaln.
ca For safe by J. II. MCLEAN, Proprietor, corner
Of Iurd and Pine streets, ~ Louis, Missouri; also for
sale above. nUy3
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MKArnIs, Tenn. , Dec.

MEMlul, Tenn, ncc. sth, 1856.
To WHOM TT CoNCEKN;-Ihis is to certify that
w :. Bennett covered roots for last spring
with composition called Vests Patent GaVanic &c.
ment one OF them new deck the other old
shngie root which giving perfect satisfaction HE
also repaired GoIer window, which leak ed badly and
had bailcd the skill Carpcnters prevent It's leak
ing, which hr succeeded N making perfectly tight
do chcerfully recommend his mode Of roofing 10
the public FOR all roofing purposes and believe II 70 be
a permanent fixture against nrc aud water
n CuCkRElL,
Proprietor Commercial Hutcl.
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Mi5fellaueOn5.
Beni. F. Shields Sales.

ID OCULAR Auction Sales OF FURNITURE, COOKING
N UTENSILS, cARiETINGs, &c, every Saturday
morning AZ 10 O'Clock. srr l
DEGU1AR Auction Sales Of Dry Goods, Clothing and
II Varieties, oa:h "Wednesday and Friday evening at
early Gas Light, by -
jan 1T --aH.--r-r.- BINJ- r. StiILLbS-r
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Brogans and Mud Boots

NTESS D,abic Sol. Breszns,
vi - - Rasz.
Meas fixkET AIR wcEE 20 An KExus,
foF sale a sers io~ pFioss fOi, CASH
JosiS RAaACE,
f-b1-- - csl-ks str~~t
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Harness! Harness!.

NToTfcE.--I have removed my Harness shop froan
Ieaserek street, % No. ., stsifs south sIcs
Iubisc slaare, where shall esnstaHty ,sP oa Land
q variety OF Coach aud Buggy Harness. ID also Kip
Jan. 6--tf C l. HoetkfoS
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Chfidren,s Diseases.


Radaas's E<zsnssfssg f<seicnt sh0ald DC hailet
bisssag by every nAoheg th-oag the lana whose
infants afiieted With sorc., HumOFs, A. lheSs
bse=kings tthas eATiyl evidence u aisg..se
transmitted from tie Farpnt stck fsw doses the
Reaesssg R<se<s<t vii v-ssee
disease 4ad the child sound Aad healthy baiy
R. n. H. 0
r r. R-Rzaway's Ready Relief for Headaches
whether Sex nerVogs ftilesialla ssn Par
abyss, Lauaba<o, tiesi, NesrralglA gts.sh-
ache, Small fax, feycrs, Sxoilca Jat.ts,
kfiney Complaints, Srzrlrt Fever, Pans a.
rouRa The LIVER, iseartSy, Mrasies Heart
earn, aud Pains u al kiads. Railways Esa4-
d Rebel Vii, IN fee miaases ekAngs The.
rAserses - sufer - toyz 90 tieAsare.A
r T. E-hsss0as = Renoxasing kssoireut fs.F ths
/. q ehroaic dtz1ascs-sarh scrn<aleas and
sspAiisie uesnplsings, Cssus aslgsfiye sn1 osh-
e. nEectls Es u fhe luuss and Thfuaf, fnda
Fasssa as1 saizEgsmentz of psrtz. EFgptise
aad cher etseas<s q tho skin, Nodes, fu-
ma<s, tieers, rysprpzsa. and Al ether dis
- s-sesez zr<sns rfsss sn iaap1Fe stzts of he
= Eleoa.
=. R- R-aaawsy's Regalzso~s xlI cure, eabcsissiy
a sa1 <zse<dsiy, cnstixenees, 111l<ts<zsn. n
9 rsaza4tten ~ t1e Howeizs Dssfesz4s, LIVER
Cnzapz4lnt. fEseases a the Heart sn4 Nd
N hcyz fszh2tc toess<zzAalz Snziz POS, fexerz,
Nsaz.es, 80 Nhcnexer lhs system = o1z
8 4 u<1zr, 4lozs ol Railway . Rs sutzla<s ssli
re<toke 80 regularity. No ieazale sseaie
- u4kh1as tAefss-
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TENT
Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEMENT ROOFING.

V'HE undersigned is prepared to introduce into use
i IN Tennessee W. T. CHILDS 4 cos PATENT
ELASTIC FIRE AND WATER PROOF CEMENT ROOF
ING and asks the attention Of Architects, Builders
Railroad Companies, and the public, examine its
superiority over other Roofing.
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SrrkuSTESpEST's oFTICK, MENrnis ON, Z n. I
~ 90 MkMrns, INN Ieb, ~, 1s57.
MR BExNEfT:--Dear SIT :-tluT company having been
troubled very much with leaky cars, put your
Patent Paint upon them, and lar my know ci sc
extends, I can vhecrfuliy recommend II 90 any 40
wish a dry roof OF any sort
Yours, &c, IL COFFIN, Superintendent
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OFFICE or Miss. CryrRA1 4 Tsxx. r. r. Co.

OFFICE Miss CENTRAL 4 TsSS K Il. Co. .
BoLNAK, IENN., oct !, 1891.
This will certify that the VI {. n L. K X. 10. have
purchased Of Mr. W :. Bennett, the right to
their Cars Bridges buildings, &c, &c-, Nests 6alvan
ic Cement. Having seen used ana tested, have
hesitation in recommending II Ia be the best anu cheap
covering now Ia use.
Ii. p. NELLY, President,
81 C. T. L X Co.
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For sale by all respectable Druggists and Dealers
Prices Of the Linment, .5 cents, 81 cents and 81
bottle one dollar bottle contains much Lnimcnt
as eng ht twenty -nye cent bottles.
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Extraordinary Announcement

Every purchaser OF a dollar bottle Of the ARCTIC
IlNlMkNT receives, Al Dr. Bragg's expense, the Unit
ed States Journal Of New York for one year The
Journal large illustrated psper-each number con
tanning sixteen pages. beautifully printed on clear wte
paper and dlcd with original matter from the most
brilliant OF the country Certificate uf sub
scrption and full particulars Of the novel and phan-
thropic enterprise, of which this offer forms part,
will accompany each bottle.
An AGENT wanted in every town and village.
BRAGG 4 BURtuMES, - Louis, Mo.
New York Office, No. 81 Broadway.
Communications should always BE- addressed 10 ST
Louis.
For sale In Nashville by Berry 4 nemovillr A. II.
Roscoe, 6. ". Hendsrshot and J. Stretch.
febl1-ly
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The Greatest Invention of The Age.
Vests Patent GalVaniC Cement.
EON ROOF RNes.

vU,HE subscriber Is now prepared cover roofs OF
buildings, with a new ana better article than ever
before known. The pubic aware that our Govern
mcnt has had scientific men experimenting, and that
has been the study Of the Architects and Builders for
wears 10 discover article Tor roofing purposes that
would stand the sudden changes OF the weather,
be imperviou Ire anu water and remain pcrmt-
nent nxtui As yet, nothing has been attained with
out costing more than The people wish lhe contfac.
ton, expansion and rustng o metal roofs are great
in changeable climates tIit they become useless un-
less being repaired at great expense yearly shingles
are not proof, anu rot be used ON fiat roofs,
and the tumput tons ami Cclnchts that have
been brought roofing, do not stand the
ton the weather, but they when II is warm, and
when frosty, amt altcr one or two become
crumLy and worthless whereas, the inventor Of the
GalvanC Cement has ab0red twenty years 10 combine
articles to Ob Kate those difficulties anC can testify frsm
his long experience, and numerous testimonials from
reliaaie persOus, who have had las combination applied
TO their buildings that hIs Cement Is the cheapest
and best article cNcr before known. The combination
of this Cement Is such that IS calculated for entire
roofs Hat steep, covering over old shingles
without removing them lining eave-troughs scanning
around battcmeuts Chmneys aud SKY lights. Cover
ing ear tops stegnIer-decks, &C, Ihs Cement by
non. .conduCtion aud galvanism, prevents metal roofs
from rustug and unSUldcTng, aud rcslss the extremes
OF heat cold better than anything ever invented,
for roofs tor covering metal and the out side
OF w-od buildings, making them re-proof. Its ap-
pearanee ike slate; beautiful Tor the rich palace
the humale cottage.
The undersigned having secured the right the State
of Tennessee w sell rights Of Territory, by Counties
Towns, reasonable terms;
The IbscrIbeT also prepared Ia cover roofs OF
buildings any part OF the state at short notice:
This Roof now beng put On in tins Ctty for tho
benefit of ali concerned and warranted To excel all
other modes Of Roofing. The subscriber has had In.
mode OF Roofing tested 10 its qualities, during the last
year and a half in the city oI Memphis, winch has
proved satisfactory, to which number of the most
prominent citiZ,sns can testify
Forfurther Information enquire at the oiice, where
samples may be Office with \. v :. Lindsey,
Real Estate Broker No. 33 College street, Nashville,
Tenn; or, address box 90, fost-oricc,
testimonials Of the following gentlemen who have
W ; BENNETT, PROPRIETOR
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Motifs Patent Agricultural Furnaces.

rTNHlS article constructed IN consequence OF
suggestion from the American Institute, that a
simple, portable, and low w-priccd furnace much
needed BY farmers for boiling and steanng food and
for many mechanical and domestic purposes IL took
the premium At the L. 5. Agricultural Far al Louis
vile. Just received. wM. STEWART,
No. Ia Market Street.
Also Coal Cooking Ranges and small Cooking stoves
for coal. W :
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Cost for cash.

vITE hare % h.aa soshe sols Lssliser Trnrk1 Anc
w gsloss = tch Hs sil cla-e sat a. Cos fszf csa.
F.rsaas wasting any e Has ABOVE have qpr
partsaly tsparclass A lss do<a przrs- Cal - So
nars-a es sssFpEs FEzzzaI-
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Attached is note from JoHN L. MORGAN, Esq, Arch
itect by which may be tlc opinion ui Nj. samuel
Sloan the celebrated Architect, and upon Arch
tectuTe whose experience this mode OI roofing,
without a doubt u satisfactory O. all.
MT.NrIIiS March T. 1857
Mr. W 8 BENNETT-Wheu IN Philadelphia la, lew
days ago called upon Mr. samuel sloan, the celebrt-
ed Architect and author ~ the sloan Wulk ArCh-
lecture. asked his opinion 10 the durability, &C
OF Vests Patent Roof, such You are using the city
OF Mem phis and hc told that he had hesitation
in saying that It a good ami durable roof, and
is ali that It's clam t 20 be- Ia ticr saying
that he is using II ON u line building Tor himself
Respectfully, JOHN l. MORGAN Architect
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Wall Papers.
ATI2s Is Is, 20 And IS cents; glazsd IS 20 60
~ Together Nith every description n
Borders, Fire-sereens, Center Pieces, Window
Paper,
And all the fashionable styles for PArlors, Halls
and Dang rooms
Terms Cash Tor all small bills.
W. W. FINN
Nor - Public Square, cor ncaderick a
" B.-Pap~r Hsnglns done IN The best manner BY
competent worSnen- fcbI-ln
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The Mothers Companion.
Good for Man and Beast.

lt Is n sovereign remedy
'or the various diseases with
which horses are afflicted.
curing the most alarming Ca
ses OF BRUErs. SPRAINs,
STRING HAII, SCRATCHES,
MOUNDS, SwfESY, SPAWN,
RING BoNE, BIC HEAD, PoLl-
EviI, sc. NJ farmer, live
ys,ahle-k sel er rany per
on owning valuable HuEsis
should be without this vilu
q bic remedy.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-29

The cordial welcome so generally extended TO the
DAILY EXCHANGE by journalists of established
reputation throughout the country, requires at our
hands at least passing notice, and one which we
trust our friends will regard us covering general
expression of thanks.
II may be ftncru but it docs appear to us that
IN spontaneous greetings like these emanatinp as
they do from sources which at least in some mea-
sure color and control public opinion, we can catch
@lmpses Of that soul of goodness which in times
of difficulty and danger is destined TO calm down
The fierce anger of opposing sections, sooihe the
acrimony of party spirit, and assist in reestahsh-
ing those harmonious relations between the States
which at an earlier day We're based upon mutual
compromises, and thus laid deep and broad and
strong the foundations of the confederacv. With
this general acknowledgment to our contempora-
rles, we now respectfully venture to single out one
among them-the Boston COurier-as an object of
especial reference, inasmuch as in a spirit of
thoughtful kindness, its leading Editor thus grace
fully steps aside from the beaten track to pluck n
flower and throw it in our path
From the Boston Courier, March Goth.
I'VE have sometimes heard inquiries about Bal
'iiioic puppets, ny ItISOiS WHO were ucSlfOllS oil
knowing about what was going on in that city of
hosptable hearts and pleasant manners Without
meaning to dislarage any other Journal there pub
lished-and disclaiming all comparisons whatever
we are happy TO say that any Boston man who
wants good Baltimore paper, can find it in the
DAILY EXCHANGE, Journal which is now twenty
six days old, and may he truly pronounced a heal
thy and promising child.
We have read it daily from the beginning-not
always with unqualified assent, but always with
satisfaction. The teadtrs are well written and its
selections are made with judgment. We like espe-
cially its tone; which is gentlenanly, moderate,
courteous TO opponents, and digniied 1t calls no
names; it uses no scurrious language it has opin-
ions of its own, and means to respect the inteec-
tua rights of others. 1t is not in the least degree
eXtravagant in the expression of $50 called, South
ern opinions, but indeed decidedly the reverse
We believe that the interests of religion good
morals, law and order will find in it a steady and
independent support
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL CoURr.-Betore Hon. Henry Stump,
Judge. Frederick Pinkney, Esq, Deputy States
Attorney, prosecuting. The following business was
transacted on SATURDAY:
State James Wilson, charged with resisting
police officer Mcads whilst in the discharge of his
duty. Compromised by the payment of costs,
amounting To ST.2i
State rs. Andrew Miller charged with assaulting
and beating j. NJ. Campbell. Adjudgcd not guilty.
State rs. John Diamond. charged with assaultng
and beating Antonio Silva. Adiudged guilty, fined
81 and costs, and ordered to be imprisoned two
weeks
State rs. Marthana Guyer, charged with assault
ing and beating Elizabeth School. Adjudged not
guilty.
State Stephen Norton, charged with assault
ing and beating Mrs. Kaufman. Adiudged guilty
lined 81 and costs, and ordered to be imprisoned
four days. The Court subsequently, rescinded the
order to imprison the traycrser.
Rccognizanccs were forfeited in a number of ca
scs.
SUPERIOR Counr.-Bcfore Hon. 4. Collins Lee
Judge There was no business transacted in thi,
Court on Saturday.
The case of Griescmer rs. Blizzard, and Messrs
johnson, claimants of Blizzard, before reported
viii be resumed this morning. Steele and Tagar
for plaintiff; Wallis and c. Marshall for delen
dants.
CorEr OF COMMON PLEAs.-Before Hon. William
l.. Marshall, Judge. The following business wa.
transacted on saturday:
Nj. H.. Cline rs. r. Lcakcy. Action on an open &C
count. Verdict for the plaintiff for S19S74. Mus
sclman for plaintiff; Warrington for defendant
James NJ. Mccormick as. Susannah Corr, Execu
triX of Charles Corr. An action on an open ac
count. Verdict for the plaintiff for S57.9l Cole
man elliott for plaintiff: VIM. A. Stewart for de.
PENDANT.
DISTRICT CoURT or THE UNITED STATEs-Bcfnre
Hon. VIM. Fell Giles, Judge This Court was en-.
gagged on Saturday with the case of Henry and d,
Cordova rs. Sias Beacham and othcrs-libcl to re
cover on a charter party. Not concluded Bruno
| Tor lIbclantS: Perine for RESPONDENTS
CIRCUIT CouEr FOR BALTIMORE CITY-There was
no business transacted in this Court on Saturday.
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGR A IS
RECEIV AT THE OFFICE OF THE
DAILY EXCHANGE
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
WASnINGToN, March 2

"
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The House proceeded to the consideration Of the
report of the special committee on the Matteson
case, which conc udes with resolution that it is
incxpedient to take further action in regard to the
resolution for his expulsion
Mr.. Seward argued in favor Of-he views express
ed in the report. The House has by the Consttu-
ton power to punish a member for disorderly con-
duct, and by vote Of two-thirdS may cXpel a mem
Der, but it was designed that the charge
should be revived at subsequent Congress, because
there is power to limit or restrict the sover-
eighty of the people in the choice of their represen-
tatives.
Mr.. Craige, of n c., asked whether any Iegisla-
tive body had not right to protect itself against
scoundrcism and against association with man
whose reputation is UNANIMOUSLY corrupt.
Mr.. Seward replied that there was so much di-
versty OF opinion as to what constitutes gentle
man. he should like Mr. Craige to fix the legal
standard.
Mr.. Crage said the House could protect itself
when mans character was pronounced infamous
ana about winch there was diversity of opinion.
Mr.. Seward remarked that he was not here as
prosecutor or defender of Mr.. Mateson but he was
endeavoring to explain the law as he understood it.
lie asked Mr.. Grange to put his finger the record
and show that Mr.. Matteson was interested one cent
in the transactions Investigated by the previous
Congress.
Mr.. Craige said by universal consent Mr. Matte
son was not a lit associate for any man.
Mr.. Seward observed that the gentleman from
North Carolina, was not bound to associate with
Mr. Matteson, more than he was. There is nothing
to show that Matteson was engaged in bribery OF
was bribed.
Mr.. Rtche moved to lay the whole matter on
the table Agreed to--yeas SO, navs &c.
Mr.. Smith, of Virginia yesterday made n state
ment to the effect that Mr.. Norris of Illinois, in
| formed him that at the commencement of the pres
ent session of Congress the democratic nortinn ~
the Illinois delegation had a conference and came
to the conclusion that the only chance of JUDGE
douglas Tor reelection to the Senate of the United
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1t may afford some consolation to residents and
property holders in the northwestern section of the
city, to be informed that if they will exercise the
virtue of patience for some two years more, there
Is at length reasonable probability Of their enjoy
ing the luxury of ample supply of that necessary
element-good water.
The gentlemen composing the Water Board con-
tmue actively engaged in pressing forward the pre-
liminary arrangements for the construction of the
which are to be closed ON the LIST day of May, and
the work is to be commenced Immediately there
after
The Engineers estimates for the formation of the
lake itself will subsequently, be made out and when
this labor has been accomplished the whole will be
put under contract at the earliest possible day. II
is certainly satisfactory to be informed that no de-
lays whatever other than those that are incidental
to project costly and extensive. will be allowed
to prevent the simultaneous prosecution of opera
tions upon the lake itself, and its immediate ad
juncts, and upon the aqueduct by which the water il
to be brought to the distributing reservoirs
! We learn further that the jury awards for dam
lake and along the line of the proposed aqueducts
WIN one or two trihing exceptions, have already
been amicably adjusted. We are also enabled tt
state Tor the benefit of tax payers generally tina
from the reforms introduced under the more inteli
gent management OF this particular department o
our municipal government, the income of the cit,
from its water rents has already considerably in
| creased -TE =
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1t(onttarg mO Commercial 8tOitn.


We cannot note any renewal of activity our Stock
Board this morning, matters remaining quite dull Balti
more Ohio Railroad shares sold regular way at Ii and
seller 60 days, l6% Northern Central bonds Of 1855 sold
So reduction; Bait 6s of 1856 brought 03 Citizens
Bank, 1913 per share, There appears to he a decided
pause in operations The sales Of the week ending this
day, up 1892 shares Bait x Ohio stock 81 900
bonds Of same; ST. shares Northern Central stock
So 500 bonds of 1885 Of same; shares of Canton Co.
30 shares Springfield Mining Co G2 shares Franklin
Bank; GO shares Farmers n Planters Bank shares
Union Bank; Is shares Citizens Bank $500 Baltimore
c.; s. 100 North western Va Railroad bonds the whole
amounting to about 100000.
In New York at First and Second Boards to-day, mat
ters did not improve; Virginia 6's fell OF y Erie =;
New York Central 3; Reading %; Cleveland 4 Toledo
/; Michigan Southern, | 4; Missouri G's advanced a.;
Canton Y Abundance of means does seem to sustain
fancy stocks and those solid character As Vir
rina 6's recee. The trade may take does
not appear certain, and confidence not strong as vet
The adyices per Niagara from Liverpool to 18th inst
state money was more in demand in London Consols
had declined slightly and shipments of gold to the CONT
nent had recommended to some extent
Money remains here without any change First rate
paper IS placed in Bank without difficulty that having
over months to run be negotiated at from 7e pe
cent, while that in lower estimation still has To nav
~ a2 per cent per month Business with the country is
much more active this week we have every reason to