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NOTICE.
Nor1cR.

STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES
ALL SIZES, FROM 8 to 16 DIAMETER OF CYLINDER,
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES from ~ to 80 horse
power.
DRAINING WHEELS, from IL feet to 30 feet diameter.
DRAINING PUMPS, from 6 to 20 inches in diameter.
Lea Lesvitts Patent CIRCULAR SAW MILLS with
both iron and wooden frames with Norcross Rocker Boxes and
Stearn's patent Eccentric Head Blocks.
Pages and Page 4 Childs CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
Double Circular Saw Mills, with Top Saws.
straub's Iron Frame CORN FLOUR MILLS, from IS
3 inches diameter.
NEWELL. COTTON SCREWS, of 6, tx and IL inches
diameter IL feet long, and geared for either horse
power.
sHAFTING. COUPLINGS, PuLLIEs, STANDS. HANG
ERS and Boxes Of all Sizes
DOUBLE FLuE BOILERS a inches in diameter and from
16 to 30 feet long.
CIRCULAR SAWS, up to 70 inches diameter.
DOCTOR ENGINES, of various sizes.
INDIA RUBBER BANDS, of all sizes.
An assortment Of all sizes Of the above articles generally in
STORE ready for delivery the shortest notice. and for sale
the most favorable terms and at the lowest prices.
Every article fully guaranteed
Full printed Catalogues of prices will be any address
by mail.
ss s. H. GILMAN,
mys hWu 70Gravier street, New Orleans
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A. LEVY, Jr., AuCrIONBER FOR THE sALA
LIZ Real Estate Slaves Successions and business
generally. ONCE ID Common street, TO Of Camp
street. se7 "
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WILLY WALLACH-
ISL WILLIAM STREET. Nsw York,
Importer Of Foreign Folio Letter and Note Papers
velopes Rehbach's Ceebratsd Lead Pnefl Gsrman Red
Tapes Gum Tctets. Inkstands etc., Cardboards md
Cards. Staple and Fancy Stationery generally FOR THE
TRADE. Tvs smeod
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SHERIFF,s SALES.

-'os1 nv . os.s: e0s q nhy s9nsEsAs sss
d.asd y e. e. hssas % .s sseo ai,ss g
Of New Orleans In the shove entitled cause Iwi proceed u
sell public suction. at the City Hotel Common street. ks
tween Camp and Magazine sreets, on TUESDAY, August
i'1, c u IoT or GROUND sl,u.ssd IN The =.
Second Distic Of this city e the vest corner q Msn
street. By 90 fset deep front o. D.aphin str.es.
Together s buildings and improvements thereon,
consisting Of frame house and clubhouse etc.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
DkuxIEsE CouR DISTRICT fla VILE DE La NILE
dc la Nouvells. Orleans ToKT-No i2772
T. par Phsnorable Deuxene Cour de District dc
Orleans, dams Paare cdessus e procederaf 10
MARDI, daoat, 1859 midi PH6te de "a Cite rue de
Commune entire les rues du Camp tides Magasns Padn
UN TERRAIN siius dams Deuxisme District de cetts
vz aDge des du Maine Dauphiue mesurant
60 pieds Name peds de profondeur
de face "a rue Dauphine.
Ensemble basses authorizations gui ~
trouyen consstant maon base ho dependencies
Le ssisi dams panaIre ci -dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES al moment de fsd!ud,ession.
jyl II 18 u an7 Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d. Orleans
FOURTH DISTRICT Couar 7ExEoUroRs OF WIN: 9. Nj.
as.~or.,,, oou' vs. RENE 81 :, H II BRUNEI
RxyihTTtiEs of writ of n ss i ise'.. to me
q Ne. Orleans the above entitled cause proceed
q public auction st the City Hotel street.
Camp and , Magazine THURSDAY the
The slave SARAH. &
seiz.d in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the Spot. sI...sI.
Bher3h Of the Parish Of Orleans,
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Twill only here that make the capital the same
location, the power the expenses very nearly
that raises gins and bales the cotton to spin TINT with
the addition of machinery, costing about half the In.
creased value of the the FIRST will be- which Ia
attended by surplus labor Of the plantation in little girls
10, women old inefficient field hands, DOUBLE
OR MORE THAN DOUBLE THE PLANTERS NET IN
GOMEZ
We spin the best Yarns The danger fire
Of the immensely reduced with many other advan.
tagee of value. And great importance Is
all this is fully demonstrated by its successful daily operation
on the plantation of Col Geo. Yerger, Yazoo City.
Planters desiring full particulars are referred to my
Agents, as above.
Applicants for agencies will please Them enclosing
testimonials.
my3 4maW GEO, q. HENRY,
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FASHIo NABLE TAILORS,
The latest importation of FASHIONABLE GOODS always
hand The reputation house has always sustained
the style Its productions has secured for large
from gentlemen who appreciate elegance and taste.
Strangers visiting the city respectfully invited call before
purchasing elsewhere.' myN mAW
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~ Viremen's Charitable Associaal0n-He-
A0yALThe ONCE OF this Association II removed ODD
FELLOWS' HALL, 70 the main entrance Lafayette
street, lower floor.
jy3C 81 ...i7+@H J. FOLGER Secretary
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T j. BUTLER's FLUID INKS
These standard Writing Fluids sold by
D. FELT STETsON,
p. DUREL 4 CO.,
Err. STEVENS 4 CO.,
BLOOMFIELD STEEL,
J. G. MORO IN 4 CO.,
t. MAXWELL
PETER HAYES
PRIESTLY BEIN,
E.B WHEELoCK 4 CO.,
O.. MORRISON 4 Co.
o. o. wooDMAN.
my5 I'm And Dealers generally.
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AER FOR sALE-THE CELEBRATED Clipper
bark FRED. LEN WING, SAG tuns having been 70
gently coppcred and put in splendid order For
lerus, spply 70 GEO. W. HYNSON CO.,
an2 80 Camp street.
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~. Crescent Lodge Ne: 9. I. .. p. F; mee Is
Fellows Hall, al X O'Clock. onacers-
H. BUTLER, N. g.
GEO. T. SEARS, v. q.
PETER WILLIAMS, Recording Secretary.
L. ". JAHAN, Permanent Secretary.
o. y. WILCOX, Treasurer.
Members of Sister Lodges fatenay invited attend
iyl
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OrFIcE OF NEW ORLEAss OpEL0usAs AND GREAr1
WESTERN RAILROAD ConPAsY,
New Orleans Juiy a. 1859 }
~ To Dredging Machine Contractors-
for the by Of Dredging Machinery the
entertainments the and marsh the side
Of Berwcks Bay required for the extension the Raway
westward.
The total length Of Roadway be thus embarked
feetof viii b. feet swamp, balance $500
feet marshy prairie
atoms be the office of the Company
jy28 lit q. W. r. BAILEY, Chief Engineer.
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~ Second District Public School. - The
Princpsshp Of the High School having declared
The lat sitting Of The Board a applicants for thai
on FRIDAY, the l2h ius At 6oclock. r NJ TO Undergo
the examination RUG. DUREL,
Aul lot
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BANK OF LOUISIANA, I
New Orleans July rs, 1859.
A3-A seml.annual dividend of per cent. :.
also dvident of per cent will be payable
Stockholders Of this Bank and after MONDAY LIST Of
gust next.
By order of the Board.
wi 1T R. NJ DAVIS Cashier
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SouTa1HN HAT HOUSE
BYRAM, HIND AND BLISS.
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
Fl a is, g a ps md straw Goods
BONNErs, FLOWERS,
UMBRELLAS. PARAsoLs, etc.
Importers of FRENCH HATS.
No. 10 Murray street. near Broadway,
New York. '-5- d
AARON G. II. BLISS,
BRITrIs, Washington, Ark. Special Partner
jy15 ly&W -
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n~A~ ). q. MATTHEW'S Il CU.-CAR.
H2zG BIA ! TRIMnINGs, syerything necessary Q,
AxLEs suitable for Game Carts and Drays Lnoh Plus
md ynts Grayter New Orfanps "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-01

OF Character Then there was none like him,
according to the SachemA lie was, however,
defeated, owing to the misfortune of Tam
many endorsement He has not become any
worse since; he has not been in Office since,
but has been attend ng to his own alta >, n
cluding morality and religioa. He has beer
studying municipal reform and public and
private virtue, and is now wiser and better
man than he ever was And yet the old bel
dame turns round now and opposes him, assail-
inp hi. character through her orators and press,
selecting for her organs the black republican
sheets Of the city. What is the cause Of the
change 10 the corrupt harlot! She has become
abo itionized. and now takes to her arms politi.
clan Of anti slavery antecedents, and who still
avows the same principles. This is the man OF
the old hag's present choice.
In a municipal point Of view, as we have
already said, the election of Mayor is of no
Importance; but on national grounds, and rs
between the candidate who, at this crisis, bears
aloft the flag of the Union on one side, and
him who carries the red flag Of revolution and
blood, and him who unfurls the black flag of
piracy on the other, it is contest highly inte-
resting and important The eyes of the South,
the eyes Of the nation, are fixed upon New
York. The question is, will the Empire City
do its duty? We shall soon see
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-01

REMARKS
Saturday-Morning, overcast, with rain; afternoon rain
night, clear.
studa Clear and co d all day
MondayMorung, clear; afternoon, overcast and cold
rain during Light.
Tuesday -M,rning, overcast with light raj afternoon
clear; night, clear
Wedne sday-Morning cloudy: night, overcast.
Thur day Cloudy and cold all day.
Frday-Overcast and cold all day; rain and snow all
night.
saurday-Coudy.
The sales of cotton yesterday embraced about 700
bales including part in ranstu The market closed on
the basis Of about lie. per ID. for mddlng upands
Flour again frmer, especially for and me
dium grades Of State and Western The rmuess hold
tended check transactions though sales were made
to far extent Southern -four in active demand
and prices quite firm Wheat less buoyant and
tive, tn expor demand being checked by the advance
in tie rates OF reght Corn plenty and prices wero
easier, with moderate sales Pork rmer with sales
Of at SIC l2 sl6 Is, and prime Oil Is. Sugars
firm with sales Of 100 hhds and 400 boxes al full
prices chiefly for rcaning and bags Brazil private
terms Coffee steady; $500 bags Of Rio sold
&c., and 2.40o do. by auction, at an average price OF
ll.53, Ere gifts 10 Liverpool were frmer, with en-
gagements Of flour TO Liverpool at %. 3d. Wheat
6,sd. ID in bulk and bags; lard and bacon at 22s 3D.
cotton at 7-32d. I'D. Flour taken for Glasgow at
d. 3D. aud rosin at D. I'd.
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ques at full rices, and are so'd ~ fast a. they ar
rive. The dem for swine was fair, ut prices
ranging from Al TO SIC.
very heav auction sale of WOO comm need
yesterday al Pn sdelpha The attendance of bid
ders was very rye. and the bids made were q
most Sal siact character. The sale yester y
realized over 5000.
The Secretary of the American Board Of Foreign
Missions in Bo has been compelled BY the Plu'
detail Comai ttee Of that body TO resign his pos.
ton. or reasons deeply duplicating his moral
Character The Doctor, it is stated, has made
con'e sion Of his fault which appears to have been
disposition to make the acquaintance Of strange
women. and to be fleeced by their mals associate.
Yesterday morning between nine add ten
O'Clock Il Q broke out in the extensive carpet
mandatory of A. and Z. s. Higgins Co.. stu
ate in Forty-third street, near the North river.
The three upper stories were burnt out of the
building used for the first preparation Of the wool.
The loss ia estimated at between $4,000 aud
S0.000-fully covered by insurance. Some five
hundred workmen are thrown out Of employment.
The fire is supposed to have been accidental
The Commissioners Of Emigration met yester-
day afternoon, but DO business of interest engaged
their attention. The weekly statement showed the
number Of emigran's VINO disembarked bere.during
the past week to be $50, which makes the number
tor the year up to the present 74,5Os. The COM
mutation balance is now sl6,996 IL.
The annexed table elbows the temperature OF the
atmosphere in this city during the week ending
November 26, the range of the barometer and Their
mometer the variation Of wind currents and the
aate of the weather, 1t three periods during each
day. viz: at 3 A. NJ, and and o'clock P. Nj
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AMI the niger worshipper be served.v The
conne OF these gentlemen, and the tendency
being given to the Mayoralty election general
~, are raising the question whether this great
metropolis is to be considered the stronghold
OF abolitiopism or not. And that question win
be decided in few days
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MORE CORRESPONDENTS OF THE HARPER's
FERRY CoNsPRAroRs BRITISH ANr1SLA-
VERY SoCErY-In another page we publish
some further correspondence of the conspira-
tors in the Harper's Ferry insurrecton, from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-01

One OF THE ISSUES OF THE MAYoRALTY ELEC-
ToN.-A few hundred merchants in the sugar
and cotton trade have come out with card in
favor of Mr.. Havemeyer as Chief Magistrate Of
this city, gentleman who was one Of the
fathers Of the antislavery sentiment which has
abolitionized great portion of the State, and
has been identified with il since 1s47 and '4s.
He was one of the founders Of the Buffalo plat
form, and in those years ran on the second
antislavery ticket which was ever nominated
in this countryside first being the ticket made
by Birney. The antisIavery sentiment first
abolitionized and then killed off the old whir
party; and it is now abolitionising and killing
off the old democratic party. 1ammany Hall
has taken up and endorsed Mr.. Havemeyer,
and 1t is supported in that movement by
newspapers always known as antislavery
organs; and Tammany Hall may, there
fore, be said to have become an anti slavery
institution itself. Yet, in the teeth of these
facts, few hundred merchants appeal, over
their own names, in behalf of Havemeyer as
Mayor Of this city, two-thirds of whose wealth
and commerce depend upon the South, where
slavery exists as social institution.
It just as if they said, in plain words, 1--WE
admire the niger and the niger worshipper
more than stocks, or bonds, or trade, or profit
and we do not care q jot whether the CONNER
cial prosperity Of New York shall be destroy
ed, it's storehouses become desolate, and its
streets overgrown with grass, 80 the Niger
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Michael Angelo, Andrea del Sarto, Correggio,
Guido, Tintoretti, Leonardo da Vinci, and
others, who made fair Italia the repository Of
the choicest gems that the hand of man has yet
produced. Then were resusctated the great
works Of the ancient sculptors, such as the
Farnese Hercules, the LAGOON group, the Cleo
patra Belvidere, the Antinous, and the Apollo
Belviderc, all Of which had been buried in
the ruins Of the temples which the Romans, in
the golden age Of the republic, had erected to
the heather deities. Rome and Florence became
the repositories of the restored chefs deuures,
and the living artists were stimulated to COM
pete with them. But SO soon as Greece, Rome and
Italy lost their nationaliies-s soon as the peo-
pie bowed their necks to the usurper's yoke
the arts langnished, and finally fed to some
freer atmosphere. What was true two thousand,
q thousand, or five hundred years ago, is true
to-day. History tells US that art only fourishes
among free, Independent, united, prosperous
democracies. In this fact we may find the chief
cause Of the wonderful progress of our paint
ers, sculptors and musicians. And looking at
what they have done within the last quarter of
q century, as we'll as at the more practical tri-
umphs of our mechanics the energy and activi-
ty of our people, and the rapid growth Of the
country, the great increase in its wealth, and
the liberal way in which the commercial classes
encourage art, we may be justified in predict
ing that the works of American artists, in
every department, will rival the best works of
ancient Greece and Rome, or medieval Italy.
In one statue we have already rivalled their
greatest works. Let our merchant princes en-
courage the Palmers and Churches as the COM
mercial kings Of Rome and Athens and Flo
renee stimulated the ancient artists, and the
work will be as we'll done.
There is only one thing to fear with regard
to our future, and that danger is foreshadowed
in the fate Of Greece, Bone and the Italian
States Internal dissensions left those coun-
tries to the tender msrcies Of foreign meroena-
ries and priests. The oAss great States fell By
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A NEW ARRANG EMBNT.
The South and THE States
To re COySOLTDATED.

X arranca,oent has been concluded hetyveen X
IN 49, = ~ ~ 49, p.sns go
.;.,,s u ~. -. ~ $50" ~ ,,h;sh ~ so,,,h
~ r Il. a.,aail.,a, 49, 80 ss,s,
= - n,sl.saa =; hi. - = orIa,.sd Am, KIM 10
- = nd, he s,b,a,sl eon,,oi ~ e, PrsoT
tn 49,, Iii 4. ~. ~ -, 49,, a, .l;o,s
- 5000 : -. -..s..J ;.,.s.., - ~. n.rno.r.s
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-. -. oo,h - ~. - -, ~. -, :,
f nace,, J,.ss-
n will he contained unJe, The name AZ The States"
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Goods at Cost. for Cash only.
BOOKS. STATIONERY, &c.

BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.
EINH BIBLES, PRAYER and Hymn Book, Memo
randum and Blank Books Of all sizes, Letter and
Note Paper, and Envelopes Osborne's Water Coors
and Toy Paints, Fine Playing Calds, Doninos and
Backgammon Boards.
Fancy Articles of all kinds.
Fine Hair, Tooth, Paint, Shoe, and Horse Brushes.
ladies Rubber. Dressing, Bonnet, and Pua Combs,
Fine and Coarse Combs,
Rubber Head Bands and Hail Pins,
Morocco Travelling Bags, silk and Bead Psrsss,
Port Monies and Pocket Books,
Sewing Birds. Teehng Rings and Railles,
Metal Puff Boxes. Toy Locomotives, Patent Gun
Wads, Toy Whips. Fishing Lines and Hooks,
China and Wax Babies aud Doll Heads, Tape MeS
sures, Frangipanni Sa,chels,
Soaps Ponlade, and Perfumes; also Bazin's and fsu
els Toilet Soaps, Perfumery and Pomsa,s,
China Candle sticks, Flower Vases, Motto Mugs and
Cups.
Rice Powders and silly Whit, for the Skin.
yioiin and Bango Strings and many other articles
Just received and Tor sale at the
DRUG STORE.
July s. AZ
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Bible Depository.

MIR. JAMES WEBB has been appointed agent Of
W the American Bible Society. and will keep on
hand good assortment OF Bblesand Tesiaments 10 he
disposed Of to those who wan, ., the socei,'s usual
low prices, for cash.
August 6 CO.
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THE TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID. o. SAsTRrc
JUICE, prepared from Repns,. shsr,hs direction,
J. HpuGHTON. ". d.. PhiiadeIpbia. Pa.
This e NATURES GwN REMEDY foe.n mn.
healthy stomach. No sn Of man can ,apsl 4, ,.,,.
,ePosefs; contains no Alcohol, Differs. Acid. 81
Nauseous Drogs. Il l. extremely aens.Ils 70 n.
iasie. and may be taken BY the mot FEEBLE rsilsns
VINO eanna eats water cracker without acute distress,
beware q Dragged imiisiansw. Pepsiu /. no, d,uz.
asil or The Aaen, and get Descriptive chculs,.
graiis. giving large smount u scientific E,,J,re.
iion Lish,gs Annal Chemistry d. conhr', Ph,si.
.losy p Digestion; Dr. Pcrerrs 81 Food ia DIs,.
". John ". Draper. % New iYork Unitersi,y; Pro.
Dunsfson's Physielory; Prof siliaan, of vi rol.
legr W. Carpenters Physiology Del ioseibs, via
'ePoHs o. Cures from I'll psris Of he United States.
r Pep.in 70 Powder sent BY mail, pos, pnid. en- 70.
eeipt Of One Dollar.
Sold wholesale AID retail by Druggist, r.p,,.li, ana
u. EAHRTT,
- iiilsborourb. N. G.
su"e ". s2-I7m
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1 MEN COUNTERFEIT DETECTOR.

A BOLT lhe mot useful Thing that any perscp in
"a susiuer.ean Rave 10 ihs.e times. snd
liabe b1unieffeit Deieeiof aud Bsnk Note Lia. This
& Btolhers have j1sl con asnred the pnblieaon IL
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Mechanics, Inventors, Manufac turers, and
Farmers.
rTNHE ScIEsriFnc AaERiclS has now reached lie
- Fourteenth Year, and will enter On q New oluns
on the lth OF September. II j. the only weekly publ
cation Of the kind issued 10 this country and
has very extensive circulation in all The States Of the
Union. Il is mol, IS some might suppose from its title
dry, absrnse work technical science on the con-
uary, deals with the great going on in the
scientific mechanical and industrial worlds as please
and instruct every one. II the Mechanic or Ariizan
wishes TO know the best machine in use. or how to
make any substance employed IN his busness-if the
Housewife wishes TO get recipe for making good
color &c.--ifihs nyet wishes know What is 60
ing on 10 the way OF improvemsnts-if the Manufac-
wishes to keep posted with the times and TO en-
ploy the best faeiiies IN his businessf the Man Of
Leisure and Study wishes keep himself familiar with
the progress made IN The chemical laboratory in the
construction ieegFaphs steamships railroads. earets
mowers, and ihnnsand shPr machines anh anpiian-
ces nth 81 peace and wara these desileraia can be
found IN the SCIENTIFIC AgkRIcAN and maj cLsclrhere
They aJs here presented in . rsliihIe and interesting
otm adapted 70 The comprehension - minds unearned
in tbs higher BRANCHES Of seiencp and arr.
rERMs:--ons Copy. One Year. Sc; One Copy
Sir menihs 81; Five Copies, Six Months. 81 Ten
cosie., Sir Months. s.: Ten COPIES. Twelve Months,
SIS; Fifteen Copies. Twelve MdnihS S22; Twenty
Copies. Twelve Months, Sas in advance.
Specimen copies sent eraiuionsly for inspection
southern and Weston money, or Postage Stamps. "a.
ken for subscriptions.
or Letters should he directed TO
MENN q ca. i2s Fulion STREET. Y.
- Mss.rs. Mum & Co, are esbnsivsiy engaged
in procuring patents iar Inventions and WI aiv,ss
INVENTOR without ehifse. - regard the novelty Of
Augnsf %. b5