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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-01-28

THE RAILROAD PRoJEcr.-We desire
to keep the attention Of the public direct
ed TO the proposed Railroad from Des
Moines. iowa, to Fort Riley. Kansas, nv
way of White Cloud. This may be
called a natural route. and is destined to
become a national throaghfare. 1t will
connect Northern Kansas with Chicago
and the Eastern cities, and there will
eventually be a Road built from Fort
Riley to Santa Fe. The citizens oil
Northern Kansas should agitate the mat.
ter, and have the public mind right,
when the time comes to push the work
ahead. 1t requires but little thinking
over the matter, to convince any one
that the work will be of inestimable ben
eft to the farmer, the mechanic, and the
property holder. Agitate the matterl
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-01-28

E A Post Office has been establish
cd at Charlestown, in this County, and
Judge N. Byrd appointed Postmaster.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-01-28
AGENTs.

J.. z. DgDDEEIDGE, tSuccessor to W. s. Swym-
n~,) NORTHWEST Corner Of Olive and Main
9Ereess st. Louis, e our Agent in that City, for
soliciting Subscriptions and Advertisements. and
naking COLLECTIONS for s6e Chief. -
il. RuLzS, Esq., Post Master. Oregon, Mo.
1T. MrLLxn, West Alexandria, Prebie Co., o.
c. L. Dnl., GsrnAntoEn, Ohio.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-22

In the Senate yesterday, Mr.. WRIGHT introduces
bill to give further time to the Tennessee, Weston
and Charleston Railroad Company; to complete the
first section Of their road; Mr.. AloDoUGAL to make
more available the lien upon Internal Improve.
ments; Mr.. BRAToHER, resolution directing the
COMMITTEES on the Pententiary to inquire and report
whether or not it is ezpedisRt that branch Of the
Psnitentiary be located one in East and one in West
Tennessee.
Mr. RED's bill to establish the county seat Of Tip
ton county was rejected
Mr.. WAEEER's bill Incorporating the Memphis
City Schools providing that the Board Of Visitors
be elected b. the citizens Of Memphis. Passed the
third reading
Mr.. DAVIS addressed the Senate nPon the Bell
resolutions after which the vote was taken, and the
resolutions adopted by strict party vote Of those
present.
The HoN5s Of Representatives. adopted rule for
night sessions requiring daily session Of y hours
with two recesses.
Mr.. DAVE introduced bin no. 4O2) to enhance
the current value Of State bonds, Ge.-direolng
the Governor and Comptroller hereafter to issue the
State bonds Of denominations Of even hundreds
from 500 to 1000 inclusive, and making State
bends receivable in payment for taIes-PrOvided
they shall be offered in such amounts as not to re-
quire change in other currency.
Sundry bills affecting the revenue and railroads
we're passed the final reading.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-22
DECISIONS OF TUE SUPREME COUR
DECEMBER Tern, 1857.

JH Bartee and brother Is. Tompkins and ais
Opinion by E. Il. Ewing, special Judge, reversing
decree, aud remanding cause to be proceeded in
according to the opinion Of the Court.
AE Kincaid o. 7 Britain Opinion by Judge
Mckinney, reversing judgment and remandlng
cause.
N Brown rs Levi Bowling. Opinion by Judge
Mckinney reversed, modified, and remanded fol-
correct scifa TO issue.
Elliott and ais u5 E A Cochran and ais Opin.
ion by Judge Mckinney, decree modified and refer
red 10 Clerk and Master.
wv Clark and ais q Lewis JettOr and ais Opin-
ion by Judge Caruthers, decree reversed and re
manding cause.
Harvey Adkins Us. State Opinion by Judge
Harris, reversing judgment aud qusshing whole
proceedings.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-22

Are unquestOnably the best In the market.
No well regulated family can afford to do without
Grover Baker Machine, made expressly for family use
We advise ali resisrs to c and examine them at No
Public Square, Nashville, Tennessee.
There not invention Of this inventive age which
honOrs American genius more than Sewing Machine
No family ought to be deprived Of its benefits We are
atsfed fro personal examination that tae one called
" Grover Bakers" is all that itclaims to e. and i
good enough to be safely recommended and meet ell
eason Bile requirements in the work Of "a family
Independent.
"FOr our family use, We became fully satisf ID
that Grover Bakers machine is the best and acc
dinghy purchased -Amerc4n AgriculFurist Of Oct s.
Horace Greeley in referring TO the above notice from be
American Agriculturist, writes "To all Of which tie
ing Machines, thstwe lately published, prefers Vince le
Wilson's, does not mazsIthsm preferable"
n P. Willis, Esq editor Of the Home Journal, in his
issue of November 6, in comparing the machine wi III
others, The Of this machine in the first Die &c
is easier learned. Then the stitch is more elastic Id
much stronger for wOoleu clothes Hushes of its oy IN
work, which the other does not The work can be rpp ID
and sewed and does rip Of ITSELF without It's bs z
intended though every third stitch car be cut The san
machine silk linen thread and common spoil coto
with equal fcy and very material advantage is TIL It
lseWs from ordinary spoos Detmakpgi necessary,
other machines that the cotton should st be rePOOed
construction is simpler and stronger"
The Grover Baker machines are believe supero
to any others Boston Daily Advertiser
'From the Decentralization have been able 10 obta
we'll from careful examination Of the work done wit
different machines, led to give the preference
Grover B4ksrs TIE fitness and beauty Of the site
made BY these machiue5 is unsurpassed TO the liza
Of he tn tgo III
lean Baptist.
The Grover Baker Sewing Machine Company take.I
he liberty of referring any Of the thousand amie
who havehad their machines in daily use.
Circulars containing cuts of different styles OF ma,
Chimes and of ali parties all parts of the country
Of the highest responsibility OF whom inquiries can be
made, will be furnished on request
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-22
OPINION OF THE JUDGES AT THE LATE
MECHANICS3 FAIR.

the late Mechanics Fair held the City EVANSVILLE,
II in OCTOBER, 1857, Judges appointed
tcles in Class 43-NO. H. GE0VER BAKEKs sewing Ma
chimes; No. i64, SIsGEEs-IkepOEt upon the Princt-
pal points and merits Of the nischlnes fou0Ws
The machines both thread machines that IS, usn
two sepeate threads making the stitch; that GROVER
d BAEEE using the thread from Common spOOIs
with two Needles; and that OF sIN8ER's using QUO
spool and needle the other thread Jug EObs
bin incIOsed in Shuttle, and, in ,he opinion o.
lhe eoulmlee Is best adapted 10 fine Clothing, sad
dlery, &c.
The GROyBR & BAKER as the Least COmpiICaG-
ed Machinery and of course, easier man
aged; advantage Of using sPOOis without Re-
hiding, and With the epLon Of me elothuE, sad
dery, Nc the opinion Of the Committee Is best suit
ed for Family use.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-22
The Latest improvements!
GROVER & BAKERS
SIHIIG MACHINES
FOR FAMILY SEWING,
ODFNHS~M h9
4 Public Square,
NASHVILLE, TENN.

REAsoEs Why TER GROVER BAKER EAcHINH UMTEH-
SALLY PEETEERED FAMILY SEWING.
1t is more 81 mple arc easily keptin order han
any other Machine.
3D. Imakes seam which win not rip or navel though
every th I'd stitch IL cut.
3D. 1t ssws from two ordinary sp7ola, aud thus al
trouble Of winding thread avoided, while the Ma
chine oan be adapted at pleasure By mere charge Of
sPoos, to all varieties Of work.
4th. Tae sane Machine ruas silk linen thread, and
common spool cotton with equal facility.
9Th. Theseam is elastic the most elastic fabric so
that is free from all liability to break in washing, iron
ing, or otherwise.
9Th The stitch made By this Machine is beautiful
than any other mads. either BIZ hand or manhina
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-22
BY TELEGRAPH.

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RRW T0EK, Jan 2l.--If is rumSfsa hat ths
Ariel advertised t. sail from Aa5Fs on tbs S0th Pui
back disabled
ST. LOUIS, Jan 21.-seven and g half feet va
ter TO Cairo. The Flour ouotstions in yesterday
report should have been 30, instead Of 80.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 2l.-Eight feet water in the
canal, and six feet on the falls. Hillisrd, Hayes,
Palmer Co. Of Cleveland, and Hopkins, Hayes &
Palmer Of New York have failed.
CHICAGO, Jan. 2I.-Thompson & Wetmore's dry
goods store burned last night
WASHINGTON, Jan. 21-Mr. Yulee offered a
resolution which was adopted asking the Secretary
Of War for estimates for the unpaid volunteer force
in Florida last year.
| Mr. johnson Of Tennessee, reported back the
Homestead bill, recommending its passage. Was
made the special order. for the second Monday in
| February.
Mr.. Davis reported bill to increase military es-
adjustments, made the special order for the 10Th.
Mr.. Clancy Jones, from the Committee on Ways
| and Means, reported bill Of appropriations for
fortihcations, naval services civil legislative exc
cutive, and Judicial expenses.
Weather at nine o'clock this morning;
Dubuque-Clear, mercury 80.
st. Louis-Clear, mercury IS.
Calro-Clear, mercury Al.
Montreal-Clear, mercury 20.
Quebec-Clear, mercury 2S.
Bufalo-Cloudy, with q southeast wind, mer-
curry 30
Cincinnsh-Clear mercury 81.
PIttsburg-Clehr, mercury 20.
LOuisville-Clear, mercury Al.
Cleveand-HsEy, mercury 30.
Chicago-Clear, mercury &c.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 21.-Cotton, sales 1000
! bales; lower grades lower; middling unchanged;
sterling Ga7} premium; New York sight par and
Permium; freights dull.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2l.-SENATE-various bills
were reported from several Committees.
The House was occupied in like manner, generally
Of local interest
On the resolution presenting medal to Psulding,
Mr. DoOliitle spoke III favor Of it., and Mr.. Brown
and Mr.. Pugh against it.
Mr.. Pearce obtained the floor, and the Senate ad-
journed till Monday
Captain Mcintosh leaves in the Colorado, to take
command of the home squadron.
A proclamation has been issued for the sale Of
large quantity of public land in June and July next:
The War Department contemplate sending Gene
raj Scott TO the Pacific coast, 10 organize force
against the Mormons.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2l.-Cotton awaiting steamers
advices sales small. Flour dull: wheat firm: corn,
white 68a7O; bacon steady, hams s, shoulders =;
mess pork declined sc; lard declined J.
CINCINNATI Jan. 2l.-Flour 75a3 80; whisky
l43; hogs / 75a5; provisions very firm; mess pork
l23al3; bulk mats 5ta54 fer shoulders and sides
molasses %; coffee 94al0!. Exchange on Orleans
one par cent premium.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 2l.-At the election on the 4th,
the Free State men elected all the State officers by
the average majority Of AS. The Senate stands IL
Free State; Democrats. HOuse-29 Free State
10 Democrats The maj GRITTY against the Consti-
tuition on the 4th, was 1922
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-22

NEW YORK, Jan. 2l.-Cotton awaiting steamer
advices; sales small Flour dull: wheat firm: corn,
white 68a70; bacon steady, hams s, shoulders .;
mess pork declined Sc; lard declined l.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-22
Louisville Weekly Courier
FOR SOS.
INCREASED ATTRACTION
PRIZE STORIES AND Farms.

This old established and popular paper will appear the
Isl OF February, beautiful dress OI Nav TTFE, made
especially f,r u IN New Tok. Al he time will be
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-22
Valnahla Fam for Sale.

THAT Valuab Farm on which undersigned have resi-
4 fOE the st years. Is Tor ala 10 lies on me Waf5
Of Duck river, h The cOuBty Of Coffee eight miles ION
from Normandy The ract contains hundred and ly
acres, 10 % which % cleared 30 ne same or more
ssf or drsl rss farming land. 10 formally known -
the Davidson place GA this fir Two comfortable r
I'd ne -t uualiJ two young orchards Of choice trul
goad spring, waer IN EbuuuaBce; ana stock WeeT P-l
5uauug lhT1ugh dilsr-nl ssutuEs uf said arm Lac o
both c l. "a al 70 auy for cr0pt, shor for 8ran or grass
and bogh anltsd Thsy will be sold separately OF
10 si. purehassrs- e 70 VI he best alocA IN @
sae 10 its uzs. AZ Lhoss wishing bag Eoad % eoul'
vlsh 70 view me premises before purchasing linei ~
scrDton deemed unnecessary bat all are Aslse " YAH
'n S sss ~ - sl'll' HODGE & RAMSEY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-22
What a Virginian says.

hIcHAoNDs va. req. Sltti 1904
Jisssrs. B. A. FdAHsStOek & Co.
GRErLEsEN:-BIr James R. Raels, resident Of Henri
60 county, near the city of Richmond Va. made the o
lowing statement 10 me
negro boy, two years old, very siek; presumed
BE- worms He became much prostrated that
desparod Of all hopes Of his recovery and as the lE resort
concluded try B. A. Fahuestocks Vermuge, and puT
chased Of o. A. strecke vial OF VII Oh him
spoonful, morning and night for three days in cOnun
uEton In Ices three hours amer had given him th
FIRST dose, child commenced to pass wOrms or all size
from inches long, TO the Astonishing number O
from four 10 ave hundred-and the boy is nov perfectly
well.
certify with pleasure the truth Of the above state
menJ. D a. SiRB ChEh
sold wholesale and retail and bv all tRe principal drug
gqs sHd county merchants throughout the United States
Is -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-22
Bank Of Commerce.

Nashville Ienn's Dec rs A0OA'
NHB soekIodsrs of this Bank have placed ne asses IN
the hands Of Trustee Tor Inc purpose 81 Hllaiog % up
t1css indebted Bank will please call ano pay up, -
their Indebtedness tails due. The mote hodeTs VIII pe2se
early pos 3S ana receive IN Es1urn
r5nnessee The lnolFidual 'epOs
is 10 tbs Bank rave han led over 10 us5 aud feIt1y
% edge nv individual iabi ity Tor hem, and the money l.
80 "a n JOHN D JAMEs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-22
BRAGGIS ARCTIC EMINENT.

BRACES ARCTIC IMMINENT.
This ineuu parable Lnimen:, upon which the great
the afflicted OF all ands rely flr r0lie from the
pangsu hB umasus Neuralgia Gout, kry 81 elias, Cancer
diseases rzdy perssGiug an miiar pre- paral0ns. The
pcprelors give he encouragement suereTs the o
81 By IL during the past months CernoeIes nom ths
Parses Damsd the possession Of he prOPuess but
AN EXPLOSION.
MENPHs, TENE., Nov. 2sth, 1857.
HEREBY certify tnAi having en- oaCly bruised and
scsdsd By hs explosion OF steam Boiler, friend induced
try Bugys Arctic Linment. The smart instantly
pain gOns IRON the bruises. In yWO weeks WE'LL
and able 70 resume ny business
THE BLIND SEE
WEBsTER CIrT, Iowa, Nov. 9Th, 1851.
DR.. A. G. BRAGG-DEAR 8IR For Jhan thrC
ysars had been afflicted indamsd eyes, agra
VHed degree, and tried varOus Physicians, and several
nostrums, effect; was induced By DR.. Raum 70 W
the Arcue Animent and ~ Two months was nearly we'll
Ny daugh afflicted 10 the manner for the
blind in one eye. ! applied your valuable Hniment and
eyes perfectly sound. thus have 1, with
sides curing the rheumatism my back. [ would
without yourinVsluabls remedy my house. You're truly
WEBsrER CRY, lows, Nov. ON, 1857.
thereby certify, that well acquainted win William
u. wAD5WOKfH, 2 NJ, Webster City.
GOOD FOR ARIMALS.
This nva'uabIe Lnimentis also equally eicsclOus in
ing Of animals witness the fOllong cerd
the largest livery stables in the Wssi and general
known throughout tae United Stales-
ST, Loo s, Dec. 23rd, 1857.
We, the undersigned having used DR. Braggs Arctic Lin
number Of months, cheeTiuy testify 10 It's super
Tor efficacy curing The diseases Of horses, we'll
satisfied the Arctic being the best Lnm5nt made that
we would other. We keep and have kept for nun
years. extensive livery stables IN tots diseases
great and saIingy sa that the Arctic Lniment is
only have lou nd always Elective We
clay it TO all livery stable keepers and Othe
having OF
J. & A. ARNOT,
LYSCH, ARNOT & co
Chestnut suest.
CAUTION.
Many Druggists, having old Liniments hand, will Try
sell them you The best but do you positively refuse
to purchase them ask for BRAG'5 ARCTIC LINIMkNI
and take no other
LIBERAL PROPOSITION.
The propFieOrs agree furnish purchaser Of dol
lar bOs, with free subscription 70 the United States Jour
nal, year Thsis Of the best New York Illus
trssd papers. certificate, emitting The holder 10 the ben
Of this proposition, enclosed The wrapper around
every dollar bottle. The Arctic Eminent up in 25
and 81 boes. The soc BEETLES and 81 bottles contain
50 100 per LinmenJ in proportion their
cOsi, and are the cheapest
FOR sale by Bragg BurrOWes, sole PrOPrietOCs
St. Louis, Mo.
" W BERRY & OEMOVILLR,
Wholesale agents,
And BY A. H. ROSCOE, C. ". BENDBRsHOT and J.
STRHrCH. l-dtW kW3m
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$1,000.
NASHVILLE SEWING MACHINE co.

The prices Of these Machines VIII in instance heTeee
the New York Prices, except the cost OF egh'
ID th place Gae, IN this State.
All persons having purchased these Machines nay
hereafter purchase them side OF the state OF
the 24th day Of November 1855 are respOnsoe 20 %
Nashville Sewing Machine Company, the eRal owners OF
right and will be required to pay 70 sAld company He
Of $50, for the TiEhI said Macnness Nltoh VIC
TERRITORY OF TENNESSEE, sBd whenever paynle9 Is
refused, THE SAME WILL BIZ STRICTLY ENFORCBD1
unless accounted for this Company b. MsssTs Grover q
Baker.
Persons purchasing thess Machines outside Of Tonnes
see, had better that they get bl Of sale Win INC
RIGHT TO USE SAME MACHINE IN TENNESSEE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-22

NsRrIED-On yesterday, Jan. Dist, by the Rev.
C. D Elliott, DR.. J. w. HUDDLEsToN, of Wilson
county, and Miss ALICE ROBERTSON, of this city.
EST-City papers, MurfreesborO' papers, and Leb-
anon Herald, please copy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-22
, VALUABLE THPRUVED CRY LOIS FUh
fONG CREEK MILLS FOR SABE-RARE
nl nALEIL-N WY 10 LANl ELN ERN.

vvF offer for sale about 1900 Of Land L0ngCreek
w about f6 miles north u Nashville. large portion u
the same we'll um0t.tdS splendid Saw MILL propelled
- a rryar-luiIiuE stream OF WATER many convenient
raa comfortable improvements; whole Tract splendldy
wssTed and capubie o. making an eAceiiaut slock-F
lived timber. one more wagon and teams, STOCK hogs,
cae, c., &C., with every article necessary 10 carry on
80 an asfaBlsbmenL To suterprising business this
Altogether offers most splendid opportunity 20 make
STTnr equsI payments in g. p and "a months, sat
,f.orly secured payable bank with Interest, and lien
retained q usual, Apply 10 ..r, - -. -,
uurch 2S-tL NANCE O "OODMAhD'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-22
CLARINDA P. ROBBRTSUK,
DAVID 2. ROBERTSON.
Winchester, Tenn- Dec. 2s, 1857.

The New Orleans Delta Charleston Mercury, Richmond
Enquirer, 81 Lous Republican and Democrat Mobile Reg
tsteT Mem phs Appeal Louisville JouTua Montgomery
Advertiser, ia publish the foregoing Tor weeks and
forward charges = mis- office. llunl-t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-22

NIARRIED-In Springfield on the morning Of the
18th instant, by the Rev. Benjamin Rowes, GEORGE
B. LEAvELL, Esq, of Hopkinsville, Kentucky, and
MARY ELIZABETH CHEATHAu, youngest daughter of
the late Richard Cbeatham, Of Springfield, Tonnes
see
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8 400 Prlze8 amounting %. .....-......---. -
PRICa OF FICKHTs.


PEICz OF FICKGfs.
WHOLE TICKETS, SO; HALV Is IS; QUARTERS, 81
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from 10 50OO0 corresponding with thosf
Numbers the Tickets printed separate slips Of paper
are encirced with small tin tubes and placed IN one Wheel
Tie 355 Pnzes similarly printed and eneHeleds are
placed in another Wheel.
The Wheels are thon revOlved, and number is drawn
from the Wheel Numbers and al the same time Prize a
drawn from the other The Number and Prize drawn
out are opened exhibited the audonce and registered
y the COmmissiOners the Prize being placed against the
Number drawn This operation is repeated until all the
Prizes drawn out
APPRoIln PRIZRE1he two preceding and toe tWO
Fqceeding Numbers those drawing the FIRST Prizes viii
be eutjtled b Approximation Prizes For example;
II Ticket No 1880 draws the S60OO0 Prize, those 1ioAs
Uuaoered I24s lI249 f25l 1889 will each be entitled
$500 q Ticket No. $50 $40 900 prize, Tick
els numbered 3d. $40, ssh $50 will each b. entitled $50,
and so on according TO the above scheme
The 5y Prizes Of so viii be determined BY the last rs
ure Of the No that draws the 5000 puzs For exanpe,
# the number drawing the 1000 prize ends with l. tltn
ali the tickets Wbsre the number ends in will be entit
70 800 II the number ends with No. then al the tIckss
where the number ends in will be entitled 10 $40, and
90 on too.
Certificates Of Packages viii be sold At the following
rates which is the risk:
CsrG6eats Package OF 10 Whole Tickets, $50
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pErARrEp.-saIIie West, for St. Louis.

Ma MURDoCHs HANLET.-We hear very general
desire expressed that Mr.. Murdoch will repeat his
psrsonation Of Hamlet Those who failed TO see
him on Monday night in this great character, are
very anxious that he would afford them an OppOr-
tunity Of Witnessing his fine acting in this creation
Of the immortal Bard Of Avon, while those who
were, fortunately, present. would gladly avail them
selves Of an occasion to see the piece repeated.
Mr Murdoch would certainly crafty his admirers
by yielding to this general desire.
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For Sale

A HANDSOME country residence, on the Dickinson or
"A Branch Louisville turnpike y miles IRON Nggnyilis
The piece contains IS acres OF ground acres Of which Il
woodland. The dwelling is neat frame hOu win Tour
kitchen an servants oOua and out houses Of uFt
In very best order On place there is never
fading supply Of wafer. For tsrma which are suitable 70
"a times, apply %
ian l2-df A LlNBoLkAs