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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-25

DuE uy's Liquid Bouquets, exquisite I'm fra
and variety Permed ponaes oils aud
toilet soaps, &C. Il DUPUY Chemist. 6c9 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-25

: 294 Canal street, Br0ndreth Building, Is the
principal office for the sale Of BRANDRETHS pills Sold also
at l Hudson street and 200 Bowery at Is cents per box halt
box, sugar coated Is centa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-25

Defiance Sslnmnnder saf.s--Wtth Patcat
powder lo,ks and bars Aso Are and burglar
proof paf'oc ssies. Depc4 ln Pear street ..-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-25

\ The business OF the Sub Treasury today Vac
fotai receipts. s232668 81
oofsoms $4,000 %
Total balance 81
The exchanges at the Bunk Clearing House this morning
were 81 sS2,43l sc, and the balances S7s9,4I3 co.
The 0ocisa Bank, Of Utica, has declared
dividend OF i,ve per cent. payable Feo.
The following Is statement OF the New York Central
Railroad for The month December, 1858 compared with
its earnings foy The corresponding noHsh Of the previous
year.
1858 - s5oo aoc A
io'''''''.G oio,isz ~
pecrease.. Sfo9,foo W
II is understood in tie street that the arrangement
spoken OF come time since, by which the Eric Railroad
Company was to obtain the complete the .an-
mel aud docks at Jersey City about be contaminated
Parties whose private interests will served by tie
peton OF these works about it T. said TO advance the
required amount pledge Of whatever bonds the com
pany can dispose ofwhether fourth third mortgage
or unsecured bonds, is not generally known
The proceedings Of the meeting OF the English stock
holders In the Illinois Railroad Company printed in yes
terdays HERALD seem to indicate that the officers here
prccptate in Informing the press that had been
determined to raise the amount required for the
service Of 1859, by loan aud not by call The
question, az we understand it, is yet undecided; and
would prefer borrowing the money levyng further
sessmens on their stock yet still nothing has yet been said
done which would prevent the committee which has
been charged with the subject concurring in the policy
commended by the American direction, aud ssng SIS
share on the stock What the English holders expect
gain by the resignation Of Mr. Osborn remains also 10 be
seen In England, seemingly, the speeches of Mr.. Cob
den and the other holders have had beneficial effect on
the stock They can hardly be expected 10 be effective
in that direction on this side the water.
The annexed are the aggregates Of the items Of the
statement of the condition Of the banks Of Wisconsin,
MADE to the Bank Comptroller on the 18th inst -
taIhai " 1896 900 90
Deios. o,VZ.ooa 70
tVoUuS ~
fupHc SECURITIES o,UoZ445 w
fINate seeuiHes. S,1oZ43I 20
The Albany Journal gives the following statement of
the arrivals at tide and the value of articles by
the Erie and Champlain canals during 57 AMI '5s =
-Qudn,y'- -VGlue-
1857 1853 1857. 1858
The forest tons. 79S $3.50 si7 63 sS1IS7o2 $9l34l22
Agriculture % 56l se4 929 7S9 rs 1858 O54 SO 800
Manufactures" :. 55,0ll 1921 4Ss5357 5s56G4S
Merchandise" :. ,9S7 1928 6,620930 5O33 535
Other ayticies 1888, 709 526 l2,4109s6 9Oi6552
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-25

Warm Cndersbtrts, Drawers, Gloves and
mufiers. NDODY's shirt Emporium 262 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-25

Barry's Trfcopherous IL the Best and
cneapest article for dressing beaufying cleaning CURING
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies try IT, cold by all
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-25

Brandreth's Vegetable Pills
Have been before the world
l08 years.
Their usefulness measured by their purifying qualities
upou blood
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-25

10000 Beggnrs Exist Amidst the High Life
Of million heirs Contrast Of the money Photo
graphed by HOLMES, $50 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-25

To Advertiscrs.-The Norfolk md Ports
mouth DAY BOOK" advertising medium, Is
passed by paper published section OF country
penny paper publishes the list OF letters and has larger
circulation In Norfolk Portsmouth vicinity than all
other papers OF those cities combined Northern mcrch
doing advertising In Virginia and North Carolina would
well to patronize its columns. For address
Hathaway, Editor Day Book Norfolk Va.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-25

Hills Hair Dye, so Cents n Box, Black or
brown No Barclay street N Y; $50 Broadway Albany
Calender Co., PHILADELPHIA. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-25

A Chest or Good Tea for One DoAlar.--Also,
en- pounds coffee E,r 81. at CHRlSTIANSON5 No Chan
bers street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-25
A TESTIMONIAL FROM LEGAL GENTLEMAN.
well Known IN tbs city e ven - In many soushors

A TESTIMONIAL FROM LEGAL GENTLEMAN.
a well known In ths city ~ well - IN many Southern
States, wiz DO read bv an with inferes;-
7WAII. STREET, NEW YoRK, Dco - l0B.
6ensnen Of IL 18th INST has been recsved ssy
ng ehxt you have heard thai been benefited BY the
Of Woods hair restorative and eouesng my certificate Of hs
nct had no objection to give award 70 you eheet-
s2lol Of ny hair subnrn and incne> 70 curl Come avs
crown Of head 70 lose It's sensb and dAnduf % fcy1
upon Each OF hese increased With tca
hair falling on TIE top Of my head and enng make me
bald In this unpleasant predtament induced uT
Woods hair restorative, mainly TO arrest Milling oS nj
barr for had resly no expectation that gray hall could ven
be restored is original color from
ever sst sarprlsed . find anes ne use q twe s!ss
restored 70 the gray hairs and eenaby 70 the scalp s.s
dsndruh ceased 70 form head nsch % the gra
cation of wife, st whose solicitation hfuced
For this, among the obligations % herser
strongly recommend all husbands value the alton q
their vtye1 profit by my example, and use Fsvng gray
70 O. J. Wood Co. SO Broadway
Flow sold by all druggists and fancy good deaere ughc
he world Depot3l2 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-25

Movements In Real Estate.
BY A. J. Blocker, Son & Co.
lot on 69h St. about $50 feel Of 4th 25xlOO $3.50
4los on ll4th st. 9Th sv 25xlO0 IL each 406
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-25

HOllOWny's Ointment and P1tls.--Even IL
the hole rface OF the body absolutely bloed with
pusults incrustions running healed
huried by the ointment assisted internally by the Pills
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-25

HenfnE'b fusert Chsmk<rr Fsrv
And bargse psvos s4fes roadwsy hrr-s M
Good News TO Printers.
fufchnss you. blihesd paper ruled ready for pasilg
Constsnly en- hand
49, large assortment.
Two. four. SIX or more he ads 10 the sbset
Us unequa~d styte and beauty.
tnoh TnE STEAM MACHINE.
heisd with gold pens, diamond pointed
And for sale By the principal dealers
ana sGoncss 10 tee States and saDadas
PRICES.
Trade discount 10 dealers By the
Foe price List apply 70 -
CAKsyE & HARD,
Al I3eekmsn street.
IN Ia-res. sfnok ruled amor tnc city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-25
GEEAT NUMBER

THE
NEW YORK MURCURY
dor February 81
OUT THIS MORNING,
CONTAINING
. FIFTEEN ORIGINAL. STORIES,
And the greatest amount Of anecdotes poetry lively
articles miscellany, &C. &c given to the reading pub
for e r
FOUR CENTS
Together with few brief but pointed on the
PROPOSED POSTAL OUTRAGE,
by which the people are TO be swnded into paying tn
creased tar on private correspondence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-25

A. w. Faber's Lead Pencils Sold Mt Retail
IS William street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-25

Crissoloro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees.
the beet the world Wholesale and retail and the dye
vaiely applied, At No @ Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-25

A MEDICAL WONDER.
N Rheumatism, acrofula saltrhcum &c.
HYATTS lie balsam certain ~ most 1fuI
forms these diseases Qnench Als, Old
ulcers fever erysipeas the npur ot
the blood liver and bdneys general debility dyspepss,
cipient consumption piles &c &c Principal depot No. ~
Grand street. Is cents Der bottle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-25

The Albany Jo,us.o, gives the following statement of
the arrivals at tide water and the value OF articles by
the Ere and Champain canals during 17 ant '58 =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-25

Georges Hair Dye, Black Brown, tine
fssspes and pest 10 the cents bottle Try
VhakerH and moussches dyed in few min utes VIII NOT
wssh out Sold at the drug store S06 Grand street. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-25

Bntchelor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees--
the best In the world SURPRISING al made Sold applied
IT the mandatory 233 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-25

ADD, WEBSTER co.'s
IA SIGHT STITCH SEWING MACHINE.
For manufacturing and family preferable
70 any other machine
No 400 Brnadw av
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-25
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

.si2s, $40 $50 i52,c 900 7,4s7 gas o5 ooe 400
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-25
| NEW ARTICLE
FOR THE HAIR.
PHALON & SONS COCOINB

IA the best and cheapest article for the hair For preserns,
Identifying and restoring the hair the most perfect he
Broadway and by all druggists and fancy goods deales
bottles 80 cents; small Is Inquire Phaon 6o9
cocoue. Beware of commercials.
, 1859-04-12

4 Strou"c Efopcment-PQct Stranger
tllRu Fiction.

IF-ou the St. ,Tr*eph No. Gaz.t:e, 9:h Iast.}
Mr., Isadorc Poulin, an independent and sue
ccssful merchant Of our city. has been Irving
SrrrncIy in the conllorts Of quiet home, where
u faithful wife and smiling babe saEee, buoyaney
md ilettne>s to the happy hours. she WAS the
second wife Of Mr. Poulin, and had born 10 him
one child-a daughter, now four years old.
i few months since, Mr. T. employed likely
Young clerk named augustus l.urgeS, and ln-
PRODUCED him 10 his household. The clerk
would linccr long at meals. and soon manifested
a prrference for social and domestic comforts,
wbicl, kent him much from lis commercial
duties. lie was devoted 10 the little daughter,
and cyincrd such pleasure in attending to her,
thut Mr., r., feeling paternal pride and plea
sure, inaulscd him in many hours Of absence
from tue store. Matters passed IN thus-the
absences increasing in duration-and get Mr. r.
had no suspicion that there wus other attraction
than the little daughter, that kept this child
loving clerk awar.
On "Wednesday evening last. the clerk did not
return from dinner, and, when tea-timc came,
Mr.. Poulin proceeded as usual to his home.
without the ltas. suspicion that ail was not right
there, He opened the door and passed into his
drawing room. where all was quiet and in order: !:
hr nroceeled to the tea room; he went to his
chamber. to the kitchen and over the entire
I .remises, but could see no one. He called his
" ife. his daughter; but no answer came. 81
1e.nce rcigued suprrnle, and desolatlon bsooded
over all His wife had ho~n. She and the
clerk l,utl departed by the evening train, taking
the little daughter with them
Mr. Poulin Was astouished, mortified, indig.
pant, furious. He had never spoken on unkind
work 10 his wife and be trusted her with un-
II aycrinr confidence. He would as soon hare
suspccted that The sun wonld hy from its orbit,
as ,hat she would desiate from the paths Of
virtue. The clerk had been kindly, generously.
co ofdincly treated, and he could not dream that
he would rob him Of his wile-his happiness.
lie found that his wife and clerk and little
daughter were all gone. and had taken With
tlrfn Il considerable amount Of money.
The stran:.st feature of this strange transac-
tion is the disparity in the ayes and appearance
Of the criminal parties. Thu lady is about
forty, + ocs-narkcd. and not cotnely, whlle the
eentIeu I'M is about twenty-six and good looking.
It is 4, 'spected that they have gore to Nc"
Qrleaa4 or New York.
, 1859-04-12

solved to be at the office at the proper time to
witness the delivery Of tue package # it should
package, a1d left the Office. The officer, sccom-
psaied b! Lieut.. Small, followed quickly Thsy
stopped hln', and inqired whers be was taking
the package to! He replied to such = house q
house Of assignatioo.} He was then requiredto 10
explain why be said the lady was It CoTTington; ;
to which be answered, @she told me to say so.' y
The officer took Possession Of the package,
which was found to contain 1000 Of counter.
felt bills; and then they proceeded to the house
where the lady WAS stopping and took her into
custody:-locking herupin the Hammond street
station house.
The lady is evidently not one of IN inferior
caste. She says she IS from Kentucky, became
unfortunate, md has been knocked about fol
some time. But the boldly denies alt knowl.
edge Of the fact that the bills are counterfeit.
Officer Flannery showed US several Of The
bills. Some Of them are eos on the "Bank oi
Missouri" dated "Fayette, 81 Nay, 1855" Some
arc SIS on the ''Chippewa Bank" some arc 81
on the "Nationa! Bank Of Illinois," aud some
are IS on the "Had1ey Falls Bank" The Off
cers think they can find the person that for,
wardcd them to Mrs. Wright.
, 1859-04-12

4 young gentleman, law-studcat, Of this
city, being ono day last winter, detained at Cairo.
ont Of mere tnnni, sat down and wrote to this
Taper marvellous account Of The crossing Of
Niagara River on stills, just aboye the falls, l'y
an adventurous Italian Senor Gaspa uortW.
Ii was we'll done, if the incident described had
ever occurred. As sketch from the imAgina-
,ion, it was capital. We printed the letter, ac-
companicd with paragraph so worded as to
put tho reader on his guard; and it started out
IN the grand tour Of American newsraper-don.
1t was, utter Il little. caught up by the New York
Spirit Of tht Tim.s, and published as oriy yinaI
correspondence; and from it has been copied
I'LL over Canada md the South. We look for its
appearance in the English and French journals,
il, which ii will be made evidence Of American
r,.rt1 t1aSsrnse IF If,
, 1859-04-12

From our 1ndiana exchanges We learn That
satisfactory arrangements hare been completed
for keeping the Wabash and Erie Canal in re-
pair for two years, ut least. The Wabash L:r-
press says that the arrangements when compile
ted, will p!ucc the canal under the control Of
three private companies, subject to tlsc general
supervision of the Trust. The canal will he di-
vidcd into three separate divisions, one from
Evansville to Newberry, including the locks and
dam III that place; another from Ncwbcrry to
tie lower dock Mt Terrc lIautc; and the third
from Terre lluute 10 the State line. The -cu,,-
panics or associations that will hare charge Of
The canal, are composed of the business mrn,
farmers, and those interested along the entire
, 1859-04-12

Most Of the papers in Illinois hayc copied Ja-
cob ::trawn's letter Of advice to farmers, which
appeared originally in the Pass AND Tn1urSE,
and some Of them, in doing SO, hare indu!.el
i'll strain Of remark respecting; his character
not warranted by facts. The Jacksonville .s;a-
f:a,l. published within few miles Of the home
Of Mr.. S'rawn, has following in reply:
Mr. Strawn recently gave s56'' 10 the Illinois
College vi this place. liz docs not hnard his
money, but keeps it employed in the active bu-
sincss Of thu country. He il lit this time max
ing preparations 10 invest heavy amount If
capital in .llr croctipn Of spacious and lauI-
tomr town hail. on the south side Of The square
in Jacksonville; and he has engaged in this Gu
terrrisc more for the public bclIei, than for any
profitable interest he can expect IN realize from,
the investment
The statement Of the message that Mr. S,sawn
has refused to educate Ills children, is also erro-
nrous, as everybody here knows. His eldest
son received ii classical education ut Illinois
College several years since; another is prepar-
ing 10 graduate al tile same institution, and the
younger children arr also being educated in
hbcla! manner
, 1859-04-12

The St. Joseph Ga-tft< Of the 18th inst. gives
some unfayorable information from the mines.
James Campbell, Of Holt County, Missouri, who
has been in the mines the pnst six mouths. re-.
latcs his personal observation. He SAYS that no
.lis:uss I,nv- vet bccn discovered that will pay,
and IL surprised ut the rlsh III that direction.
III thinks, nevertheless, that there may be gold
in abundance in the mountains, and thut rich
discoveries -may yet be made. He did not SEC
my man with el0u in gold while in the mines.
, 1859-04-12
Sharp Practice in the Hleet1oA Of Rail-
road O4EettOF1.


The following ss11nEe story in regard to tho
recent North Missouri Railroad election, w4s
yesterday in = hundred mouths On the street.
Several counties On The line Of that road were
delinquent in payment Of stock subsesiptions,
and therefore not entitled to q vots in tho elec-
tion for Directors. But the vote Of these coun-
ties was considered necessary, with the vots Of
our St. Louis County Court, TO tuEu cut C&pt
7. B. Hudson, Gen. coalter and Hancock Jack
son and others, and to put in Daniel Il. Douo-
van, James @. Edwards; 1saac H. Sturgeon and
others.
Accordingly, certain checks were prepared
for about 4lU,000 On a certain bank in this city,
and these checks were handed over to Captain
T. B. Hudson, President Of the North Missouri
Railroad, as payment Of the arrcarages due by
said counties on their stock subscriptions. This
was done on Monday forenoon, the day for the
election Of Directors in said Road. Capt. Hud-
son took the check or checks aforesaid to the
Boatmea's Saving Institution and deposited
them to the credit Of the North Missouri Rail-
road.
The election proceeded, the delinquent coun-
ties vote1, Capt. Hudson WAS beaten; and Don,
oran, Sturgeon l. Co., Of the County Court
clique, we're elected. But On inquiry at the
Bank on which the checks were drawn, it was
found that the parties that had drawn them had
no money there and kept no accounts there.
The checks were, therefore, all sham-al1 bogus
and if presented were dishonoredt But, in
he meantime, the Donovan, Sturgeon Board,
having been elected By meaus Of these sham
payments, Immediately organized, and cancelled
The 10 caEed payments. and delirtred up the t3us
checks to the parties that had drawn them.
, 1859-04-12
Counterfeit Money from Chicago.

u Eoisl INK llnc:Elia1l lc>N ?A.J
Yesterday. US Officer T. Flannrry was stand
iug in the Office nf adams Express. on Thirsi
street, colorrd boy. named George Farley, en-
terei and made inquiry for Il package which was
expected, 10 1rrive from Chicago, and about
whice lady had called day Or two before.
The bay presented j notc from the lady, autho-
rszing him to receiyeth the package, which read rs
follows:
40 the Erta.tss Company:
age WEI; # tue ,1 peafsr IS anew 9 erpeet
one from Chicago and ONE from Wisconsin as1
anl sick aud cant cnnc over and he will sign his
name. was there day before yesterday and ii
h"dcns come Most respectful .
l. Y WEIGHT"
The buy explained that the luly wAS stopping
III Co''HEtun, II which she referred in thr lot,:
.'and can't comr over" The clerk informed the
1oy thaf he must call later in the day. md stated
arrlvcd. From some cause or other officer Elan
ney suspected that al was not right, 50 he re-
, 1859-04-12
=
Wisconsin 10000 Majority.

The Milwaukee papers Of Yesterday claim Il
Republican majority If 1n.Rp for Payne over
Lyndc. for Supreme Judge. The Republican
counties heard from, fout up 1s.'4p MINORITY,
and the Democratic Counties, s,43a. The rr:t
Of the State will Increase this minority.
, 1859-04-12

II the State election last fa!l Illinois rolicd
2.7,"3a votes. Illinois will pass Ohio in 1864
aud Pennsylvania 1870. New York will proba-
lily hold lscr supremacy for another generation.
and If she can retain l,cr commercial superiority
, 1859-04-12

Rock County, Mis-, roled -" majority for
tlc Republican ticket at the recent election
The rcnp!c Of Rock are attached to Republican
principles us firmly as the "etcrnal hills" The
name Of their county il descriptive Of the sol;-
.li1y Of tue sturdy yeousaury tint iulAabit it.
, 1859-04-12

W. IL. l1itingwcll, Esq,, If Lyons, is said to
be ii candidate before the next Democratic State
Convention for the Governorsl.ip Of Iowa, in
opposition To brigadier-Gencral Augustus
Caesar dodge, Minister rlcnipotentiury 10 thc
Court Of Madrid, Mr. ieflingwcll is suspected
"f 'cunin. toward Dougla>isnl, while the Brira.
d'er with the elastic name, has well dcye!oprd
rr"cl'v's'es fur the policy pursued by Mr. BIZ
ctlansn. AA7GRIS l.. FisnER, Of Grinncll, is
ais" looking with suspicious glancrs toward thr
Capital. His position On the "lesscr zoos. ~
is somewhat undc.incd; hence he would make
*,rong man. Ben. II. San,urls, Of nubuouc
will, il is, understood, decline all GuLcrnnto,i;i
houors. lie is mi the tret man wllo has kicked
before tie was hrnrrrd. What other asnrun,s :
there may b., We ARE not ret informed but if
VIC are mt mistaken, every wing Of. Us I<oyc;ox
SAYS, llc old buzzurd will contribute its fu1,
quota Of cand'd4,es-sufIicient to oten Il widc
gap between ,hc two factions, through whic,,
tile Republicans will march in to victory.
, 1859-04-12

Tile St. Louis E,r,aing Nt:us {Wlig) has n
stron: article in favor IF an union Of the oppo-
slti"a 10 the Democracy, on Epw.ED BATES, Of
Missouri, as all independent candidate for the
Presidency in 1860. Thu Nrns declares that
Mr.. Ba1es is not Ill American il not Rcuub-
lcan: that liz llas never belonged to one or the
ether # tic parties which tArsc names repre-
seat anil t!ln lis claim to the honor to which
il is proposed To elevate him, rests solely Oh
lis acknowledged ability. and his known IA.
trintsnl. Mr. BATES seems to I've aware Of
whit is going oil among his fricuas; and, to
forward their views or defeat their efforts, FIVE
do 1Iut knnw which, has written letter tn ,l,c
New York "WhiF General Committee" in
which Ills card 'o"ln, national politics il ret
firth. Tha. letter lsas not yet seen the light ::
hence no calculations Of Mr.. Bates chances
can lc made.
We have abiding f:4itl that this Presidential
question will lie settled at the proper time by
the appearance Of the right nan fur tue place.
Y" have no right to haul the Attcs over the
".!ls f'r rrematnrcly Juggling Mr.. Bates namc
into the ring. lceausc ii does mt pretend to hc
If our party faith; but it will permit lis to say
1lE'i if it il anxious IL compass Mr.. Bates de-
1''at for the nomination. it WAS commenced IN
the right way and a: the right time. Tie ,.ay
iora'l union of tile opposition clements has not
yet arrived. If sucl, in one is to come. Cntilit
ss'@$ cnnlc nominations are premature.
, 1859-04-12

In 1850, Illinois was the eleventh State; now
she stunds next tO Ohio, and fourth on thc list-
The following is tEe vote Of eleven uf the lead
i,,r States in 1859 and lS5f:
, 1859-04-12

VrNF Trs4<A Shoulder
tsrl>e% and .tts!tun;ital sup
;h'1v1x- They III Asslt> for
the tH.tEaf.Attln'Fs lf4t viii
~:il Il Inv :tHetx. Hl't-LES.