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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-10-28
The Committee on HOUSEDOTl
MANUFACTURES awarded premium.
as follow:
AS follow:

Inc ComMlttee on HOUSEHOLD
MANUFACTURES awarded prepinn,
as follow:
For Rug Carpet, Mrs f. Garfield. o,
= Wooden Stockings deposited BIZ Mrs
p \. Taggart, made hv Mrs. JOHN
Taggart who i SJ years old. q,
. Stocking Yarn, MIS-. r. Ives, .;
a" Yarn Carpet. Mrs. F. \. Taggan %
d" WopIea Blankets, Mrs Rhoda ra.gar n
g Lamp Mats, Mrs Laura Jadd. "a
" Mjttcus, IA
" Bed Spread. Norman Dwight ID
" Yarn Carpet. deposited by fH. 0.
Perry, made by ). T. Darrow,1 "a
&" Ray Car ct, Mrs. 2. L. Nrtzgcr, u
" Bed Quilt, Ms Btr1k Niles, IA
" Bed Spread, Mrs. X. j. Knox. n
The Committee woU!d also recommend III.
following articles rs worthy ol notice Al.
though not of such character as to warrlo,
a special premium;
Blanket Shawl, deposited by Jason Lewis
Mittens, Mrs y. !. Glassmire.
Specimens OF Plain Sewing, Mrs. VI. Ros,
and Mrs Mary L. Nichols.
Three Shirts, Machine Sewing. deposited
by 5. Greennan, rs the work Of Miss Green.
man.
Embroidered Ierino Cape, deposited by Mr.
d. T. GIaS>smire, made by Mrs /. W. Haml.
ton.
Muslin Embroidery, by Mrs NJ C. Jones.
Three Linen Table-CloJhs, made by Mrs.
Barak Niles. [ By tfe Connaa,,,
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-10-28
Congressional. Districts.

Increase in 1858.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-22
All Kinds of Liquors q Vinegar,
INSTANTLY, by the of
LACOUR'S ESSENTIAL OILS.

These oils are obtained stillation at the Chemical
Laboratory Parish of Jefferson of Pierre Iacow author
of Lacour's Chemical Analyois Lacours Chemical
nipuatons Laeour the Manufacture of Liquors, sc.
Purchasers particularly requested TO return the
TASKS and obtain their money! if the oil does not give
perfect satisfaction.
LACOUR's OIL OF COGNAC converts neutral spirit
to superior imitation of Imported Brandies. viz =
Otard Sazerac, Marett Cognac, Poultney, Segnette
United Vineyard Proprietors Castillion and London
Dock Brandes. These Liquors will have full fruty
flavor. and beautiful, sparkling COLOR Common Rectl
fed Whskey will be changed by the of the oil Of
Cognac to New York Brandy, Pine Apple Brandy, Com
mon Cognac Brandy, sc.
LAC0UR's OIL OF RYE changes Rectifed Whisky
to Monongahela Rye Whskey, Old Virginia Malt Whis
key Bourbon Whskey. &C.
key to Old Irish Malt Whiskey and superior article OF
Scotch Whiskey.
OIL OF PEACH changes common Whiskey to Vir-
ginia Peach Brandy &c. Oil of Peach and Oil of Cognac
will convert common Whskey to Apple Brandy.
RIL OF GIN converts the poorest Whiskey to Hol
land Gin, Schiedam Schnapps, Rose Gin, Swan Gin, En-
LACOUR'S CONCENTRATED ACID will, in five
hours after being mixed. change five gallons of good
Vinegar and twenty five gallons ofwater thirty gal
Ions of the acid Vinegar that be found in the
market By the use of Lacour's Concentrated Acid
vinegar be made for dollar and sixty per
barrel.
FOR MIXING LIQUORS, Lacour's Oils require no
preparation-only + the oil into the Whiskey and
shake well. The Liquors thus made will have fine
ural aroma full rich oily beautiful transpar
color and fine bead. Lacour's oils three dis
tnct properties in converting common whisky to brandy
gin &c. The first property combines with and subsidies
in the form of focuent particles the whole of the grain
oil (Amylic Alcohol) The Whiskey is thus deprived
that peculiar irritating and burning taste and becomes
neutral spirt the second property c,sists in oily
mucillagnous taste impaired the liquor which rem
ders it mellow and mparts appearance of great age
the third property is exhibited i'll the rich vnous
odor that is impaired to the liquor, which reuders dis
tinction from the genuine brands impossible.
These oils put up in quart TASKS each flask
tans sufficient oil for making three hundred gallons of
liquor. Full and comprehensive directions accompany
the bottles Price, So, 20 per bottle.
Fer sale at the of ST. Charles and Poydrassreet
0J~ One bottle of these Oils five in number. will be
securely packed and shipped with bill of ading any
part of the country upon the receipt of $1,000 the
address of 7, LACOUR, New Orlaans.
Purchasers requested a guarantee of good
faith furnish us the ofany house in New Orleans
and will ship them package of the oils If they do
pert all that is claimed for them, they will
nothing. Feb. 6-ly
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-22
North Western Home Journal Office,
GHICAGn LII Nov Z lsl6

Messrs Seth W. Fowle & Co.. Boston -Gentlemen -
Your OXGENATED BITTERS should be better known
in the Western country, for have amongus thousands
who suffering from Dyspepsia. | feel that am in
debted TO Btcr for my recovery from this awful
disease Ny habits at this time sedenary, and
complaint aggravated by too close confinement.
despaired of relief and considered hopeless dys
peptc concluded to try the Oxgenated Bitters, and
wise CONCLUSION proved be. have taken in all four
bottles, and am cured Although rather small man,
present weight is 100 pounds Your Bitters need
only be known TO havea very extensive sale an this
section of the county.
Respectfully. &c.
B MERWIN, Editor Journal.
Sold by HENRY JOHNSON & co. Wholesale Drug
gist l46 Washington San Francisco Sole Agents
for the Pacific coast.
Agent in Nevada
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-22

THE LAST OF THE RANDOLPH FAMILY.
St George Randolph, nephew of the
celebrated John Randolph of Roanoke,
who died in Charlotte county, Va, on
the 14th instant, was the last in the line
Of the Randolph family He was born
deaf and dumb, but was highly educa-
ted in France. On returning home to
Virginia in 1914, he heard of the hope
less illness of his brother at Harvard
College, and Immediately became de-
ranged. From that time to the day of
his death he is said never to have known
a lucid interval.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-22
The New Cheap Store {!

So Montgomery street, between Pine and Bush,
rs NOW OPEN WITH NEW AND LARGE stock
l. of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, cor
sistin in part of the following:
Silks. Shawls, Cloaks and Mantias;
NJ. de Laincs MerinoeS and MpaccIs;
French, English and American Calicoe;
Ginghams. Lawns and Bareges;
Blankets Flaunels and COmorters
Marseles Quilts. white and culored;
Irish Linen Shirtings;
Bleached and Brown Shirting Cottons;
5-4 and GA Pillow Case Cotton;
81 10 4 and Ia Shectings;
Carpetings, Table Oil Cloths, and Druggets;
Table loths, Table Linens and Napkins;
Towels and Towelings of all kinds;
Crash and Star Linens
Gents Gloves. Cravats. Shirts, ETC.;
Gents Half Hose. Drawers, etc.,
Ladies' and Misses Hosiery;
Ladies' Gloves, Mitts and Robes;
Embroidered and Plain Linen Handkcrchie,s;
French Embroidered Capes and Collars;
Rich French Embroidered Sets;
Iaces Edgings and Insertings;
Together with large stock of Cassimeres Satinef,
k-ntucky Jeans and every article usually found in
Dry Goods Store.
The undersigned would inform the citizens of Califor
MA and particularly country dealers, that the abo-
are all Consigned Goods therefore, bargains NAV Ie
expected. Fresh Goods will be received by evel,
steamer from New York, and the Goods sold at ex
tremely low prices, wholesale or retail, for cash.
THOMAS RRAnN
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-22
Furniture, Bedding &c.
Wholesale & Retail.


- sszfessEEA J. T. PID WE'LL informs his old
- - customers and the public generally
that he has Just returned the East and has resumed
business at
14O Washington Street, San Francisco.
from th emcnts he was enabled to make with
ofthe principal Houses in New York and Boston,
WIN be kept in constant supply with the best Goods
Clthis market and with what he intends to mahuac-
ture. will be enabled fill all orders he may be favored
it'll.
He would take this opportunity to inform those Of the
Trade that wish order direct from the East that
he is prepared toransmt their orders and afford them
facilities to procure any goodsthey may desire.
Samples of Furniture Looking Glasses and Bedding.
with variety oil Upholstery Goods such Plush. air
Cloth Webbing and Lent's Patent Spiral Springs for
Mattresses Sofas and Chairs and an assortment of
CABIN EFT HARDWARE.
he will also be inrecept ofinyOices of Goods whichhe
will dispose of at small advance.
He therefore feels confident be able to give salts
faction all those who may be desirous of purchasing
either at Wholesale retail
Remember-I40 Washington street.
Francisco June 20, 1851
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-22

SALT LAKE VALLEY.-Salt Lake City
is in about the same latitude as New
York city, but the temperature is much
more moderate and uniform than that of
the last named locality, the thermome
ter rarely descending to zero. The sup
ply of wood in the Valley is very limit
ed; but away from the yicinii Y of the
CrctoUrI IIv'U'ostrIr my uUUIUt
necessarily suffer much from the cold.
Sac Uni0n
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-22

EDITORIAL PoLITENEss.-A An editor
thrs advertises his missing hat. The
gentleman who inadvertently took our
new beaver, and left an inferior article
in its stead, will do us infinite kindness
by returning our own, and he shall re-
ceiye our warmest thanks and two apol-
ogies an apology for the trouble we
have given linn, and the apology for a
hat he left as.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-22

1t is estimated that the &c rman pop
nlation of the United States amounts to
not less than fifteen hundred thousand,
largely preserving their language, and
the social customs of Father land, and
giving patronage to some two hundred
newspapers, printed in their vernacu-
lar
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-22
New Goods p!

9OOBBIS. BILLINGS PATENT GOV
Erred HAMS;
30 hhds Brine Hams,
50 bills Clear Pork;
- half bblS do;
60 bbs Mess Pork
81 half bbs do;
100 cases Leaf Lard, .SM
100 kegs do;
100 half bbls Goshen Butter
50 drums Goldfish:
100 half bbs No ! Mackerel;
50 or bbs do;
100 halfbblS No 2do;
10 or bbls do do;
20 cases English Dairy Cheese;
900 kegs Craubcrries. ), l0a and Is CALLS
100 bbls Crushed SugaIf
go mats No China sugar;
100 bbls San Francisco Coffee Sugar.
900 half bbs do;
50bbs East Boston Syrup;
ISSoRes 900 Ra5 o'iS do' do' ) and gals;
500 bags Rio Coffee
2OO0 bags Chile Beans;
1000 mats No China Rice;
600 cases Imperial and Y. II. Tea, lib catties;
400 do do 2lb do
500 cases superior Oolong lib catties:
900 do Imperial Tea, each four Glib boxes;
100 do Sardines half and Or boxcs
300 do Olive Oil:
200 do Salt, ), 10 and 20Ib bags;
1000 boxes Fays Soap;
1000 do Kendals o. Soap;
500 do Hills Soap;
200 cases WendelIs Pie Fruits;
300 do Pickles;
100 do Fresh Apples;
100 do Whortleberries;
100 cases English Pie Fruits
80 cases assorted Jams 2b tins;
COO boxes Colgate's Starch;
100 boxes Sperm Candles;
30 boxes Patent sperm Candles;
900 boxes Ground Pepper
30 eases Brown Coffee;
30 do Ell acramento Tobacco;
10 do Nirginia's Offering do;
90 do Twin Brothers do;
20 do Grape do;
10 do Gold Digger do;
300 do Smoking do;
100 boxes 7 ID Pipes,
For sale by
k. f. BREWSTER & co.
Corner Front and CLAY streets
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-22
PERSIAN SHERBET.

THE Powder from which this Is prepared, is made
l. tirely from vegetable ingredients collected from all
parts of theword and with great skill
and care Two tea spoonfuls put into dry tumbler of
large size, with suir quantity of added pro-
duces Immediately cooling draugh of charming excel
leAce and flavor and health giving effect it is adapted
to all andevery ones and especially suited
costveness and the generally unpleasant state of the
system arising from change of climate and living. 1t al
lessons the dangers ofncurng diseases under trop
ical sun and all who about take trip the Eas
States if they regard health, and mort
the way, SHOULD not fail to obtana supply before start
ing and more So if ladies children with them or
nvads, the sick nothingis grateful to the pal
and stomach this and resists the enervating eff
fecs of hot countries well unlike ardent spirits it
does noteneeble by nfiaming but strengthens and
hirates both body and mind by its nutritious powers
and the energy which it mparts to the digestive process
should seamen be provided with some before they
leave the port
Those gallant and glorious toll,
Who brave the dangerous deep guard their soil
With daring hands the white wings of Commerce spread
To bless the world and to earn their bread"
glass taken any time of the day all feel
ing of heat. thirst hunger; and its being made
scurvy puries the blood the time II also
an invaluable Restorative for those who labor hard for
living such Farmers Miners Mechanics and Laborers
and Storekeepers Professional and others whose
occupations compel them oead sedentary lives draught
before breakfast gives spirit for the busnesss of the
day andlast, though otleast it is boon to Woman
| who is
he sweetest er sourest source all our Joy and woe
| That this world can give or life must know,
To those who mothers sisters daughters, wives,
And would have pleasant homes and happy lives,
Should SherbcTt keep, the beStthing made yet,
For with widows tears orphans cries is wet
At home. in the house, for husbands, fathers sons,
brohers beaux ouse and their own dear selves and dar
ing little well Medical men who know its
position speak in the highest terms its utility, and all
the poets praise Byron calls the best Shcbet Moore
makes frequent oft and the great Persian
bard says
boy let yon sparkling Sherbet flow,
And bid thy pensive heart be glad"
Prepared by AUGUSTUS HOGG, London, New York
and San Francisco And for sale by all the respectable
druggists and Dealers, 50 cents per Bottle, each wi
make twelve glasses
Agents wanted and supplied on the most liberal and
convenient terms. Depot at the
DAVIS STREET DRUG STORE.
mavS-3m Davis ST. near Jackson, San Francisco.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-22

A babe, nine OF ten months old, step
child of Abraham Wittemyer, who lives
between Mifflin and Perrysville, Pa,
was frozen to death one night during the
cold weather in November. The inhu-
man parents tried to break it of crying
by putting it in its cradle and pushing it
back under the bed, They did so one
night, and the child cried until it was
exhausted; the parents fell asleep, and
in the morning, when they awoke, it
was dying, or dead-botb legs frozen to
the knees, and its arms stiff up to the ell
bows.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-22
GOOD FRAME BUILDING, NEW.
Nevada High School.

MIR. w. t. LOCKWOOD.
MOULD respectfully inform the citizens of Nevada
w that he will open the Nevada High School on the
10th of Now and he hopes 10 receive liberal patronage
which he Will endeavor TO deserve He will teach the
common English branches, Higher Mathematics. Book
keeping and Natural Sciences. Glasses in Elocutiou
Mondays and wednesday Evenings.
The building is in pleasant aud retired part of the
city near the residence of Rev. Mr.. Warren
Tuition of ommon English branches per month 81
Higher branches - s. TOT
Nevada Nov. %, 1857.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-22
Cheap Publications
ESObinsOn's CrOssIng!

VIE ROAD from Nevada to Downieville by way
Robnsons Crossings in fine condition and presents
The Shortest Route and Best Road for Teams
To all the extensive Mining Regions and all the various
settlements along the Divide between the South and
Middle and the Middle and North Yubas by way of Hess
and Emorys Crossing
The ROAD also affords the nearest for Packers
and Travellers from Sacramento by way of Rough and
Ready Grass Valley and Nevada, and the mines further
South to Poor Mans Creek Nelsns Creek and all the
Mining Regions north of Nevada and Downieville
This road Is easily travelled that between Saeramen
to and Nevada Four horses readily draw from three
to four thousand pounds of Freight Nevada to the
top of the hill at Downevile when the road is not OBJ
structed by heavy rains or snow.
ALLEN Y. ROBINSON, Proprietor
January , lS57-tf
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-22
Theatre at Nevada,
ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL.

CTOCKTON STREET, SAN FRANcrsco.-This
- Hospital from which the County Patients have late
" been removed is under the sole management OF
the SISTERS OF MERCY, and was opened for the re.
ception of patients the first of September
The medical and surgical department will be under the
charge of DIR. A J. BOWIE and J. p. WHITNEY There
will be General ards Medical and Surgical patients
male and female and Lyng-in Ward in charge of an
experienced and competent Nurse also, number of
comfortable private rooms.
As the Sisters have means to provide for the main.
tenance and medical of the sick they will not be
able for some time to receive any FREE patients
The following charges has been fixed upon viz
In the General Wards, per week. $1,000
In a Private Room. per week 20 90
But if the patient prefers to employ his physician
this latter charge will be reduced to SIS per week
Liquors wll be extra. months payment in advance
witt be required unless the be which, in the
opinion of the Physicians will not require that space of
time for treatment.
~ Dispensary connected with the Hospital is
open every day from IL NJ till II when outdoor pa
tients will be prescribed for. oct9-3m
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-22

HIS BooTs.--The Charlestown Id
rertiser says a whale of the bumped back
species was driven ashore at Nahant,
few days since. and upon being cut open
a pair of boots marked "J, in a good
state preservation, were found in his en-
trails. 1t is supposed the boots, as they
were marked a." belonged to Jonah,
and were taken off and left behind by
accident when he made his exit from the
big fish.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-22
A e. A X I'D.

PROMPTED by an honest desire of my heart / wish tc
mendaon, not only scientific skill bu: that
OF humanity, also About two years ago suddenly and
from causes unknown to me, seized with a fit of Ep
iepsy which owing 10 my nab ~ meet the expenses
consequent upOn thorough medIcal treatment, and the
encouragement which met with attempting it, soon
became such (as was then led to beleve defy the
skill OF physician was frequently, while in pursuit
my calling thrown down to the ground without the slight
est warning and although insensibe the agonies vet
despised the miseries of life learned tolooL
npon those who would render assistance shelter me
from danger enemies who sought proong the
of my existence. While in this State and having pre-
vousto my Affections tasted the of life once
more was induced attempt seeking aid of physician
told him my circumstances and my inability to reward
him for his of which, however he
once undertook my and with the blessing of God
was once more restored to perfect health Unable to re
ward him for the boon which enjoy present and v,
conscious ofmy Indebtedness consider it due To ysl
and to all afflicted to make the public in order tba
those in need ofmedical advice find pbvslciap is
whom every confidence can be placed
L. MEYER YABLONSKY.
State of California, San Francisco county-ss
Subscribed and sworn before this 1st day of A,eusl
A. ID. 1886. GILBERT GRANT Notary Public III s
DIR. l.. J. Czapkays Medical and Surgical Institute
on Sacramento street, below Montgomery opposite tbs
oihc Mail Steamship Companys Office San Francisco
California The Doctor offers free consultation and
asks no remuneration unless he effects cure
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-22
THOMAS TILDEN,
General Mercantile Aren't, San Francisco.

~ TILDEN having had some fifteen years expert
L enee in General Mercantile and Merchandise bus
mess the last eight in San Francisco, will attend
to the and forwarding of every description of
goods with punctuaty and dispatch. Also collection
ana reIftfances to all parts OF the country, Atlanti
States and Europe made with promptness and fidelity
told Dust received for Assay and Coinage Negotia-
ions and every description of Marcantile business trans
ated upon the most liberal terms
Roeference-E. +. Burton, Nevada aue7-tf
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-22
B u L LIS
PICTORIAL BAISAM.
The Great Cough Remedy has
been tested bv thousands !
AND In No INSTANCE HAsIT FAILED Ifrnn
AND IN NO INSTANCE HASIT FAILED. Hyou
haNea
COUGH. COLD. BRONCHITIS. CONSJr rMPTTON,
TIGHTNESS or THE CHEST UHOOPING
COUGH DISEASED CHEST or LUNGS


COJGH COLD BRONCHITIS CONSy THPTION,
TIGH7NESS or THE CHEST HHOOPING
COUGH. DISEASED CHEST or LJNGS
DR. JOHN p BULLS PECTCRAL BALSAM
Is a Safe, Speedy Certain & Permanent Cure.
all other Cough Medicines many respects In the
first place, it
Ctres he Co0gh urithout prodHcing Sickness
As all other Cough remedies do In the second place. il
always CURES the DISEASE in FEW DAYS, never fails
and PLEASANT TO TAKE-is purely vegetable and uni
form in its action, and unpleasant consequence will
follow its use.
Another why it should be preferred. It'll pre-
pared from the receipt of old ana experienced prac
titioncr who has devoted Thirty Years the study
investigation ofdseases of the Lungs and Chest Most
patients will take the ordinary cough remedies from
the fact that they unpleasant take uncertain in
their action and always producing sickness AT the Som
ach.
The PECToRAL BALsAM is pleasant take is certain
the disease will not scken the stomach. hut will
relieve and the Cough by alayng rri alton promo
ing expeeoraton and procuring QUIET and ErREsHI>G
SLEEP.
The most obstinate Bronchial and Pulmonary diseases
cured by the of this remedy in from 10 days
Many cases of seemingly, hopeless Consumption have
been permanently cured by the continued of this
medicine Never give up while there is bottle to be
had
ANY number of Testimonials have been received by
the Proprietor with the request that they might be
published having full confidence the Bal and
believing that the article will itself, have
not deemed it eXpedent to publish them 1t only
qures doses 10 satisfy any that they have
at last found remeey that cures COUGHS and COLDS
and without sickeninR the Stomach.
. Fac sim lie Of the Vroprietors signature the
outside wrapper.
JOHN LARK, NJ. D.
Sole Agent for California, Main street. Nevada
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-22
Private Medical and Surgical Institute.

DIR CzAPKAY would call attention 10 the foIov,iro
maa'ics in the treatment of which guarantees a ture
Diseases OF the Brain, such As Epilepsy Apoptxv
lHslng OF the blood TO the head inflammation of its df
ercn SSreS partial and complete paralysis and nsani
" ana all functional arrangements. such as Iol OF
Memory Aversion 10 Society, Misanthropv T Timitv
Nervous excitement from slight causes selflistrust ri,
dimes heaache ringing in the ears confusion of das
love OF solitude optical Illusions disturbed seen and in
capacity Tor labor and study. Also in diseases of the
Lungs ana ar passages, such Tubercuar disease ar
consumption, Pneumonia or Inflammation of the Tupgs
Ileurlnes or PleuT1sy, Asthma. humora or snaSno;,
brohchtas Laryngits, and all forms of Catarrhal atec
tons Also diseases of the Liver Conrestions of tho
Liver, Assesses of the Liver Cacui in the Cau RaJ
der and Ducts Jaundiee and diseases which mpair
Its functions, such as Panama fever Bilious fever and
lnernttlng fever and the sequences which those dis
orders leave behind Also diseases of the Stomach sucb
as Gasritls or Inflammation of the Bowels DvSpeDsia in
an It's forms which destroy the appetite and digestion
flatuence Dysenfery and Diarrhua Also diseases of
the Kidneys and other Urinary Organs such as Dabeas
an excessive flow of urine AIbuminuria commonly
known as B1ghts disease In this complaint the phy
san and patient do not ofenmes suspect the presence
OF the disease until too late The most common SWIM
toms are general indisposcn with dropsical svellinps
Calcull In the Kidneys Urehra, Bladder and all other
disorders OF the urinary organs Also diseases of the
Womb and its appendages as irregularities of tho
Meh'e when excessive defective. suppressed rreg
ular Prolapsus falling of the Womb Sterilitv Ovar
can Dropsy and other diseases of the parts In the
treatment of the above diseases tho Doctor has man,
new remedies and guarantees perfect cure in all eases
or the money Will be returned
81 All consultations, by letter otherwise FREE
Address DR.. l.. j. CZAPKAY, San Francisco
August 6, 1s56--tf