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LaassstTg--EEerE YOUNG n1zu shauII re-
.Sk=aS%= rl=a1 the wSytt has and always
EIi. laE0r Fz15r-4tav- The vutgIr and use-
,e=- -5fser HsEsasss e:aesgies.es body and nsistf
:zz1<ss hrraa,r who pTrsues amusement as u
rssaes sS his enesvarsd nusetesy or enggs
II eZe=rass tE=.r produce no useful emf. may
Go"k- ~iEA ssnru upon :hs sznuttF E.hsrer
er-sgss IN hns .nat- Bot hi2 seasn ID an
EOaos- Hnpsse IrStsnrr wIit seenes the
rszpsPt Of the WISE asi guek among msns
zzd xSeEd rhe rirfs fruisuf am easy cuuse55.
lesD.~ asd gSss shas hezs sszE EsrsTs<s uhiEk
: zh1zez aM psa,e-
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The Cause Of the Gulf .Sheam.-1he
deep sea soundinys of Lieut.. Bergman
have done much to confirm previous the
ory us to the causc-or one of the causes.
Of the Gulf Stream. 1t is asccrtained that
ut a depth Of two thousand feet, in the
straits Of Florida, the temperature of the
ocean Is only three degrees above freezing,
while III the deep soundings on the tee-
graph route it is found the temperature is
ten to fifteen degrees below the freezing
point. Hence, according to we'll known
laws the comparatively warm and light wa
tcrs Of the Gulf, made lighter by the mas
ses OF fresh water from the Mississippi and
other rivers, rise and flow off towards the
colder regions Of the north. At the same
time, the denscr waters of the northern At
lantic make their way southwark to restore
the equilibrium. Thus, ere are two cur
rents, an upper and an under, flowing in
contrary directions. The upper is apparent,
and well known as the Gulf Stream; the
under is frequently demonstrated by tho
fact of immense icebergs, reaching down
thousands Of feet below tile surface of the
ocean, being seen floating southwark against
the surface current.
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THK REV METHOD OF OBTAINING SILK.

1t appears from the Indian journals that
some slight notice has been taken of all
Italian discovery, already practically and
extensively carried out in France and SYRIA,
for obtaining silk, ut a most moderate cost,
direct from the bark Of the mulberry tree,
and for converting the bulky residue, after
+ the silk has been extracted, into pulp suit
ed better than most materials for the man
ufacture of paper. This process has been
secured by patent ir England and France,
and by an imperial firman in Turkey and
it is said that steps are about to be adopted
for taking advantage of an extension Of the
patent laws in India, to secure the right of
the process to the discoverers, and to work it
in that county. In Bengal alone millions
of mulberry plants, which would yield tons
of silk and of pulp, are now next to thrown
nway-that is, employed as fire wood, be-
cause no other use hes hitherto been
found for them There is nothing peculiar
in bark of the mulberry tree. IL is the
chemical process in the stomach of the silk.
worm and the subsequent fine spinning, that
makes the silk Given these, silk may be
produced from any fibre that can be got ol
sufficient strength Some Ebres are better
than others, but Of these the best is no,
that mulberry tree At present the silk.
worm isy the most experienced chemist, and
the cheapest dresser and spinner Of " fine
number" yet occupied in the manufacture
and spinning Of silk from fibre, which il
finds rsadisst Of the right quality in the
leaf At the mulberry tree.
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Grapes as a Xsdicae--Grapss-which
are so much eaten at the present. season.
possess some peculiar medicinal proper
ties, operating differently, according to the
pastIcuiar eoudition In which the pIsysical
ssstem may be. When IN healthy swallow
oulg the puIps when the bowels arg costive
and ir is Desired ro relax them, swallow the
seeds With the pufps ejectiug the skins
when Ir s wishesf To check a too relaxed
stzfs OF the boweIar swallow the pulp with
tis sEinss ejeerIu4 the seeds. Thus may
the gysPe be used Az a. metiiuiae, wFiEe n
the same tune Ir serves - slsassiys. uususE
7azssd By any other fruit AmsEaissms,
ezs ftum th.se % f6us pssuis y DIR with
bsssat- g bsina wsI1 eats1e tEezx wiifk .,
is's sass tLe 1gsE<-.As
taWEa s.s,;;,ss
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Loughdfow says that Sunday Is the gold
en- clasp thst binds together the volume ol
-ths wss1k
Tbos euast not jjota an enemy into .
fad sut tlbou maysst . fiisnd into an
'sMmE
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Religion.-Reigion, that messenger of
heaven dwells not in cells or cloisters, but
goes forth among men not to frowp on their
happiness, but to do them good. She is
fanilia: and cheerful at the tables and fire.
sides Of the happy; she is equally intimate
in the dwellings of poverty and sorrow;
she encourages innocent smiles of youth,
and k'ndles glow of sincerity on the ven
erabIe front of age; she is found too, at
the bedside Of the sick when the attendants
have ceased their labor, and the heart is al
most still; she Is seen at the house of
mourning, pointing at the "bouse moi made
with hands {; she will not retire 80 long "A
there is evil that can bo prevented, or ki~l>
ness that can be given and it d not until
the last duty is done that she bas,ess away
and raises her altar ins-the wilderness, 60
that she may not seen among uaep.-
Bonn ,E.
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A TALE OF TERROR.

very singular and rather marvelou.
story has recently appeared in a Vienna
Journal. 1t appears ,ha, farmer Of Orsi.
now, near that city, WAS lately returning
home from market; he stopped at a road.
side public house, aud ilnprulcnty showed
the nn-keeper largo sum which lie had
received. In the night the inn keeper, armed
with Il poignard, stolo into the farmers
chamber aud prepared to stab him; but tho
'ar'ner, who, from the mans manner at sun.
per, conceived suspicious Of foul play, had
thrown himself on tie bed fully dressed,
without going to Sleep and bring n power
ful man, he wrested The poignarI from the
other, and using it against him, laid him
dead ut his feet. A few moments after. he
heard stones thrown at the window, and
voice, which he recognized as that of the
inn Keepers son, said: "Thograve is ready?"
This proved to linn that the father and son
had planned his murder, and to avoid do.
lection, had intended Jurying tho dead BODY
at once. lie 'hcrcupon wrapped the BODY
IN sheet, anil let it down from q window.
he then ran TO the garlarmclio and stated
what occurred. Three Gcnda,merie imme.
d'ately accompanied linn 10 the house. and
found the young man busiIy engaged in
>hove''ng eartl, into tho grave. "What
are You burrying?' said they. "OnIy
horse which has Just died :" "You are mis-.
taken replied one Of them, jumping into
the grave and raising the corpse. "Look y,
and he held up Il lantern to the face of the
deceased. Good God :" cried the young
man, tlunIcrstruck. 1T ID NV fa,bcrl,-
lie was then arrested, and at once confessed
| ILL.,
Ch"'ies Limbs Wurniag.-.Charlcs Lamb
tells his sad experience rs warning TO
young men, in the following language:
"The waters have gone over me. But
out OF the black depths, could l be heard
would cry out to al those who have but
set tous in the r"rilous flood. Could the
youth to whom the flavor of his first wine
/ delicious as the opening scenes of life. or
the entering upon some newly discovered
paradise, lcoh into my desola,on and be
made to understand what dreary thing it
Is when Il man shall feel himself goinr
down prccipice with open eyes and pas
slve wlil-to see lis destruction and have
no power to stop 1t, and yet feel /. all the
way emanating from himself; to see all
godliness cmptied oat Of him, and vet not
able to forget time when it was otherwise
to bear about the piteous spectacle of his
own ruin; could he sec my fevered eve.
tcvcrish with the last nights drinking, and
tcverlsllly looking forto-nigh,'s repetition of
the folly; could he but feel the Death out
OF which cry, hourly, with feeLler outcry,
to DC dc!ivered-it were enough to make
him dash the sparkling bevencragc to the
earth in all the pride of its mant!inr tcmpt-
| ation."
1t you have ycung friend who may Le
i'll danger of acquiring an appetite for strong
drink. invite his attention TO Charles Lambs
dreadful experience.
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directions far Sealing the Cans

--.-= s,las sh6ubt e sealed while the
E:EEt = w;tEuI- Place the top on the Cans,
ai--i s=Frh a strE etoth wipe OUT the groove,
- -errySv@ ssrv water that mIv have ac-
-zEErszEt=sr-,E rher1-iu- Them holding stick
oS - -sEg WAY IN one h:rn.l- and :, hot iron
Z: ,-.s= oshsr- rrl-iG thu WAX ant let It drop
-l=S' III. hlL rFp the Groove
Ey-see- 7 -aIrtl pi'.r:r OF OIL silk about the.
@s- = 3. '..HI-- up"a the orIfee III the top
---- "r-r~r-
,- c-.r- ---Asrr-ter III the left hand and
- =.=sss .Hss -f!rs III whirh the sponge is
---a1-rf .s- '..s- rr.stIr hant. having rhespone
=. 7---a--t vl-h t!aphoI- Plaae the Exhans-
= s'V~s '---- o~ttIl-e N the top ct the Can
49, : -stul!v Light the sponge and
-'-'..aa u n-'p sns. E-xharsrer anft place the
'esE H5ou rass cop of the Exhanster irurne-
'sz4=-=v- EEonI TEss tIff4:iIitv of removing
liz 5-a-- E.sEE viii Isaow whether YOU have a
:s=s1-=c z:p.H,Ern t,rEled- To- effect ~ per-
rzzasEas s'-:slsnG- ttrop a Little seaIiug wax
ys-s r-e osE silk
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ErsE Corn Peas Eeans- SC

.5 -a'---- t'-:r-t:h,r- until thev are
-.+s' ',.~. - ror the t:,be Take
..g- .. lie ve~-,- N which they have
---= .-.u.l-r: ~jrh i -kirumer-t; taking CAR.
---'--..-- them - much possible from
- ---s-. n waEtr dizzy ave beet, heat..,l-
--r. r..-r he "Hrs- Before sealing
~. rra. pour ouc the itn;I
= ..rrs"s..:ts,,! trrein The air
- --=:-:-st..,t .n,I the ems sealed
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f. LarssGe ='y.airoie.- wrote some ve-r se-zli...=
-l4.lzs. -fLl.i ciIiidssn." Ile on1e sasi-
--lrEv-utrnasr eureavors wou:si be 70 .,Tsez:
li-essE- EIIsssGiaHs-- Considering hzEs zo
.'ir r-f=svr't rttIougf:r for rE,usi=- ;i:s T-ss-
szs.ess sset:ssoslaI- :.s..l vet IL i e.zbEzesz:
''H- -frsgHeat-Fettee:inu- In short nsE assE
z"Hl.L!..=to make theu=hznPy- ;Aiak i
tti-=frrasta pFotiEahie method. ItisaresszsrEzs
izstStiIsirz iires, uuie<s .i.es zrDr
ssss.t-EE-Ersassssti'eusz depend uron sherszsss-
sszz aatz euE oitersz; aiwaEs aIarzes ana
sHsssiEszslifZ nsszeousatess and of al E.sls5ou-
sIi'issa Hieazuzsssirzii lis the caeapszs- Il sca-
T1asstsaofz famnsSiithSutzt the ssiangrssof esiss-
sEsssssST audzis suscapsiEIes Of eaia1sssau,
wsEiEu1rzbatuz- prIestErItden
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An old gentleman, who 9abblsd all his
life in statistics, says he never heard Of
more than one woman who insursd hsr
life. He .ceoant. tR shiia 81 ne snsplss
factssf ons'of the auessions .of sysrystu-
'suranee paper bei1k, g WHAT'S yous ses :
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" 't~'' d V"UIi
y = i rnuntt OF FrrTIt-
8HstE and Egg

-..ts.= ril-- I,tttter fr E.ems IN the CHI OF
~ zaEit -yr:trr-t the AIR and seal is before
--=E F=,lrgrrr no heating
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-04-23
gpEygg 2g8g9gPIEg.e3IE,

Is published every Friday morning at One
Dollar and Fifty Cents per annum, if paid
within six months from the time Of subscribing,
or Two DOLLARS il not paid until the expira-
ton Of the year. No paper discontinued until
all arrearages are paid unless at the option Of
he editor.
1s- ADVERTISEMENTS conspicuously inserted
sftSie rate of one dollar per square for the first
lbree insertions, and twenty-five cents for eve
~ subsequent insertion. Twelve lines TO con-
stitute square. If the number of insertions
be not marked upon them, they will be conti-
aued until forbid, and charged accordingly.
4 liberal deduction will be made to those who
advertise BY the year
ar CoMauucAueSs, the effect Of sssieh is
tprcasci PfsAse iafesesfs ssa saet,ers 81
charge, and are to be paid lcI at the rate Of IF
~ cents per square All communications must
De accompanied with the anthor's name, other
wise they will not be inserted.
ae- Advertisements for Companies or Asso-
siatioas Of any kind, dennminational, charita-
BILE or otherwise, are in all cases to be paid for
at the usual rates; and obituary notices or eulo-
ges in addition to the announcement, will be
charged at the rate of fifty cents per square.
GS- OFFICE, in the house on the southwest
corner of the Square, lately occupied by WIN.
SAGE.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-04-23
State affairs.
Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun.
EASTERN SHORE CONVENTION.
EAsroN, TALBOT County,
April IA, 1858.


Tn pursuance to call issued several
weeks since, and signed by large num-
Der of the citizens of the Eastern Shore,
mass convention representing the
Eastern Shore counties, assembled to-day,
vt II o'clock, in the Court House at
Easton.
Upon motion, Col. Samuel HANDLE
ton was called to the chair, and he ex-
planned briefly the object Of the conven-
ton, which were to take into considera-
ton measures proper to be adopted to
secure the speedy payment of the balance
Of one million Of dollars sacredly pledged
and appropriated by the State, under the
act Of 1885, to public Improvements on
the Eastern Shore, &c.
On motion, p S. Reynolds, of Car
oline county, was appointed secretary
pro tenn Upon motion Of @ G. w.
Powell, ESQ. Of Talbot. committee of
one from each county was appointed by
TIE chair to obtain the uamea of gentle-
men representing their several counties,
Ia the convention, and also to recommend
permanent officers for the convention.
The chair announced Mcssrs. Milton
Y. Kidd, of Cecil; WIN. f. Smyth, of
Kent; Woolman j. Gibson, of Queen
Anne's; WIN. II. Downes, Of Caroline !;
Richard Arringdale, of Talbot; VIM
j.. Timmons, of Worcester; and DR..
Jos. Flint, of Dorchester as the com
inittee, who retired, and soon after pre-
scented list of the members in atten-
dance (too lengthy for publication, } and
also recommended the following gentle
men for permanent officers of the con-
vention: For President, Capt. T. b..
Sherman, of Dorchester, for Vice Pres
idents, e.. w, p Smith, Esq, Of Wor-
cester, and Matthias George, ESD, of
Queen Anne's; for Secretaries, DR.. p.
s. Reynolds, of Caroline, and VIM. D..
Clark, Esq, Of Talbot which report
was adopted. On motion of Mr.. Colds
borough, the chair appointed commit
tee. consisting ofone representative from
each county, to prepare and report bus
mess for the action Of the convention,
az follows Messrs. Kidd, Of Cecil; r.
c. Carter, of Caroline; VIM. +. Smith,
of Kent; j. B. Thomas, of Queen An
mes; j. H. Handy, Jr., of Dorchester !;
Gen. Tench Tilghman, of Talbot, and
VIM. Il. Timmons, Of Worcester. On
motion the convention adjourned until
o'clock.
EyENIyG Sessions o'clock. Tho
convention having re -assembled, Gen.
Tench Tilghman, on the part of the COM
mittee appointed to prepare business for
the action Of the convention, reported
resolutions and an accompanying ad-
dress Of considerable length and ability,
recommending call by the Governor of
am extra session of the Legislature to act
upon the subject Of the Eastern Shore
appropriation.
Pending the discussion upon this adj
dress by Messrs. II. I'll. Goldsborough,
y. i. J.. Martin, Col. Kidd. Of Cecil,
Gen. Tilghman, and Col. Hambleton,
Upon a motion, the convention adjourn
cd until tomorrow, at 10 o'clock.
Previous to the adjournment the con-
vention decided to take the vote upon
all questions presented, allowing each
county represented an equal vote in the
convention.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-04-23

Apru ID, 1000.
The convention rcassembled this morn
ing at ii o'clock In the absence Of the
President G.. W p. Smith, Esq, of
Worcester took the chair Col. IIanil-
ton presented a communication from citi-
gems Of Dorchester county, addressed to
the president Of the convention, warmly
flvoring the objects Of the call, and
claiming to represent the views Of the
citizens Of their county. Among the
names appended to it were Elias Girls
void, r. T. Goldsborough, r. Hcrvey,
VIM. Z. Vickers, b. G. Tubman, Thos.
II. Handy, and J. N. Steele, Esqrs.
II. II. Goldsborough. Esq, Of Talbot,
presented letter from the Hon. Isaac
il. Jones, of Somerset county, strenu-
oasly fycripg the objects Of the eonYen-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-04-23

Eo- An oil lady in Texas, who sells
eggs, has over her door new laid eggs
every morning by Betty Briggs" T.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-04-23

Ey- The following pithy correspond
encc recently passed between Baptist
and Methodist clergyman, it is said, in
city where great revival has been in
progress;
BAPTIST TO METHODIST CLERGYMAN.
Dear Brother: | shall baptize some
converts tomorrow if any Of your con-
ycrts prefer to be baptized in our mode,
| shall be happy to baptize them. as can
didates for your church.
METHODIST TO BAPTIST CLERGYMAN.
Dear Brother Yours received. pre-
fer to wash my own sheep.
EC- An inyeierate coffee drhkcr, two
days after his marriage on visit TO his
parents, was as usual, handed cup Of
the delicious beverage, aud astonishcd
the table by expressing his Preference for
tea. Wondering what could have pro-
duccd the sudden antipathy. his anxious
mama inquired the cause. His innocent
reply, "ha il hept him a@ake me laa
l~o night" set The table in a roar.
-
n 20 An oil l,d,, a., pee. Il. Ill.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,

AoADEMY6 s OF MISC a,s. festival
In aid Of tie Pund Of the
MOUNT VERNON ASSOCIATIONS.
THIS Taestsyl EVENING De-. II
tie ''''D' ''' MOUNT VERNON FESTIVAL.
GRAND FULL DRESS BALL.
tB.l Psrel
Upon '''e .a,,Iy On '' '''''''a
Conductor q tie Ioper Ball q f,noe AMI Director Of The
MAMMOTH ORCHESTRA
ONE HUNDRED AND twenty PERFORMERS:
IN An eric, q, Conductor Of Ball
Tn. moi, .rrsr ncr,. for the Bal viii b. Of t,e mot
brilliant description. . ,,
GRAND instrumental PROMENADE
'Ias' ID Ha's"1 Mr. JOSEPH NoLL.
p.s a E 9S @lLR R''s coaM Il
TIE o'ooe-''' viii y s5 ,seIni NtHss "a 3
Conductor Of toe Bal, Of Raee And Director Of the
0P''' D ~ "'''- HR JOSEPH NoLL
Mon. MUsARD
s for The fret u1 hin. IL 4S.,ss ss sns acs I
''i~s LIS zoUAvEs, LES LANCERs,
TIE GOTHAM 9 GyH3I. LIE.
RATAPLAN fOLKA,
''' ''e cHDsPaeYE AHD EXPRESS GALLOPs.
These comp stor with many Others have earned for him
LIE KoI DC oUADRILLE
on 'A' '''''iT The ACADEMY OF MUSIC
viii Be decorated in sye of m.snid'en'e never before
The Interior oftse SALE DE BAL will be hung with
faes Of =. nations whf b-su kindly furnished Oy the
Con Of The Brooklyn S.,y fsd toe SsI
fbe stage will be oanored and the back ground frescoed.
RAISED BALf0Ni,
with approaches erected and CrDsen.ed with
OF Issu1sl TOW erss and .-.rr.nv
sIATLAKf.
The whole cf which viii be Illuminated W
EIGHT MsGsiEFlfHE aS,E caAse CO.
beside appropriate devices in which will oombne an extra
'olHe Of sntc s s5d give s' t" tie brilliant
Tie exterior of the As deny WILDE
ILLUMINATED
by two large
which will be displayed upon the baconie' fronting lH and
peron. y. b. fully accountable for al ARTICLES that
be len IN their ,bsee The have been .y,ems
Il the Army and Navy the Military Of cy are
particularly qu.tsd 70 spp~nI IN shiiotm - u. r,oh
Ret shers and Supf-T viii be teTVed oJ aes's jacob
NO ALCOHOL LIQUORS
will b allowed TO be sold OF the premises 80
stten;io has been paid 20 the alton Of tine
rss ray be om the order Of the la'Peoto IN
- TOMORROW, Cwedacsd.y) Dec a.
.D' To- ~ MOUNT VERNON FESTIVAL
MONSTER CONCERT.
Undsr the united dreeti.q q
Coriuciof Of the New. Philtarmofic Concerto and
MONS. MU3aRD.
Ipor TIL, superb Of toe ball will b.
retained and in order all may opportunity Of
tbu;n aid of this national wo'k the prices Of sd
MONSTER CONCERT
WI b placed a. the Donn.l sum Of
TWENrY-FNE CENTS.
PAIGE OF TICKETS
For the remaining days OF the Festival:
Sinse III for the Monster Concert Is
Tickets may obtained VIM Hal sons C. Breusings
Ln Shells from the Ladies Of the Executive
c. raniitse Floor usrsges and at the pnacps Office
Academy q! Music. Also at the Box Ofce this evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21
Tcpartnfrship Notices.

nlSSOLUTION.-The partnership heretofore
1eK.tne under the firm Of BUTCHER x READ Plumbers,
Z this day dissolved by mutual The PLUMBING
business win be continued No. - Wster-st., n By
JOHN II BUTCHER, AID ct No. 1874 Futor-sy Brooklyn,
BY THOMAS READ Eithe. party viii sign in Kau,dsiioa-
New York. Dec 10, 1853. JOHN II. BUTCHEk-
THOMAS READ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21
Chances for Business Met1.

BANKRUPT and SUSPENDED BUSINESS
ID PAPER a,d CLAIMS WANTED SO sees OF toe
choicest Lands Wsopsn vel located VII be trsfed oetne
sboye OF liberal terns Address L. SCaWERiN, Ia fss
LOR SALE-A COAL MINE, situated on the
Ohio River with double inclined plane 70 the ver In
plete working order Mine already op~Ded capable OF
wcrtins fty hands and turning oct 5 bushels
% w. can plainly shown that, with capital OF s1no
p~r cert can b. annusy the ny-s.meo tor fur
sr particular. address Box Sis Post Office with real name
WANTED-Asp special PARTNER, with : rs, 900
w $1,000. in TIE sHoE-FlNDING BUSINESS for
addres. SPECIAL s. e. Niles Ne ~spsp-f Ad
veri,rE Aeen. No Soosys Building Cocr,-s Bos,on~
$4,000 TO s sss5. e, s stHiSe AZ d haD
ESTABLISHED BUSINESS In this city, chesP aod n't
bavirR sufficient his Command, would like p'ry
DIN him the enterprise Has stock % Machinery and
Materials worth So. 0oo Address PERSEVERANCE,
TribuDe Office.